On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 7:13 PM, Juan Erbes
Now, when I have resolved the akonadi issues, moving the executables, yet I found other similar crap, and it comes from gnome, and is the tracker-extract which uses a lot of cpu and memory, with about 10 proceses. I do'nt know if it was installed as a dependency of zeitgeist.
I prefer the old style of the findutils-locate, which is accesible via console.
Regards, Juan
I'm not sure of the exact connections between "zeitgeist" and "tracker" just yet, but you're right - like Akonaid / Strigi / Nepomuk, it's indexing certain parts of your filesystem the first time it comes up for something called a "semantic desktop". It should be suppressable for a LiveCD via standard GNOME configuration tools, though. It should come up on an *installed* system and index the first time the system boots. On an installed 12.1 / GNOME3 desktop, type "tracket-preferences" to get a GUI to adjust the settings. I don't know how to adjust the settings in configuration files but I know there's a way.
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