[kde-linux] kde4 help
Jim Philips
philips_jim at bellsouth.net
Sun Dec 16 23:06:56 UTC 2007
Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Sunday 16 December 2007, Jim Philips wrote:
>
>> Kevin Krammer wrote:
>>
>>> - currently the only way to get plasmoids onto a panel is directly
>>> dragging them from the "add applet" dialog to the panel. However,
>>> relocating (e.g. moving from panel to desktop or vice versa) is one of
>>> the core concepts if the Plasma and will probably be available soon.
>>>
>> I'm not clear on how you do that. How do I get to the "add applet" dialog?
>>
>
> I think you can right-click on the desktop or use the "toolbox" in the upper
> right corner.
>
It's labeled "add widget" in English. And although you can drag the
icons from that dialog, they just vanish if you drop them onto the panel.
>
>> I have another problem. The strigidaemon regularly takes up to 70% of my
>> CPU resources. Are other users seeing this? It certainly negates any of
>> the other efficiencies gained in KDE4. Strigi was doing this to me in
>> KDE3 too, which was why I stopped using it. But it seems to be required
>> for KDE4.
>>
>
> Strigi will probably use quite some CPU while it is doing the initial
> indexing, though I would expect that it does so with lower priority than
> other processes, i.e. getting all the CPU time when no other process needs
> it.
> Depending on how it is built, it will use file system notifications afterwards
> to only update the index when files change.
>
> It can be turned off though, I recently saw this in a screencast by Sebastian
> TrĂ¼g about Nepomuk/KDE, probably linked to from the latest Commit Digest.
>
> It probably also follows powersaving settings, e.g. not doing
> as-fast-as-possible indexing or no indexing at all when "conserve power mode"
> is active.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin
>
> The Kuuntu packages just upgraded and it doen't seem to run away anymore.
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