Starting KDE faster IF KDE was started when the server

[Jonathan Chen]

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> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 17:17:33 +0100
> From: Alexander Kellett <lypanov at kde.org>
> Subject: Re: Starting KDE faster IF KDE was started when the server
> 	boots up?
> To: kde-optimize at kde.org
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> yes. it will have to use your hard drive less while starting.
> unless you keep the server running. in which case, it only 
> makes sense for the first person to use it. note: best not to 
> keep it running though :) - uses memory Alex
> 

The reason for asking this is I believe FreeNX after login uses startkde
command to startup kde from ground up.  By this method, it takes a lot of
cpu time and hard drive accessing as if its starting from the beginning
instead of halfway.  

Having KDE startup from boot time already, I am hoping that with a "special"
startkde command can maybe help decrease the startup time and put less
strain on the cpu.

Why is it best not having KDE on at all time?


Relevant info:
RHEL 3
KDE 3.1.3 (I would love to upgrade to latest 3.2+.x branch but can not at
the moment)