[Kde-pim] KMail Startup Processes

[Justin Kourie]

Hi all,

I'm trying to hack a bit on kmail2 and am not sure why the startup processes 
use so much of the CPU. I've built the most recent sources and launched kmail 
directly thereafter. I've followed the "separate developer account" approach.

Why do the spawned processes "nepomukservices" (6 of them) and "virtuoso-t" go 
so wild? They're using the CPU very erratically, often pushing both cores to 
100% use. Are there steps to take to improve this (turn off the services etc.)?

Also related, is there a way to have these processes die when terminating the 
development run of kmail? It's inefficient to continuously kill them manually.

TIA

Justin

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