Just an addition. When I boot the system, login, logout and login again, it is impossible to use the logout/reboot/shutdown functions in main menu. The buttons appear, the screen becomes darker, but when I press logount it brings me back to the desktop. Regards, Alberto Il giorno lun, 22/10/2007 alle 22.06 +0200, Alberto Passalacqua ha scritto:
After reading this comparison
http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/21155
I did some testing on my laptop (Intel Centrino 2 GHz - 1 GB RAM - 7200 rpm HD).
First of all I removed the following applets from the panel:
* Main menu (I replaced it with the old standard menu) * Tomboy
leaving there the following basic configuration:
* Standard GNOME menu * Windows list * Notification area * Battery applet * Opensuse updater gnome * NetworkManager applet * Volume control * International clock * Show desktop
With this configuration, I logout and login again measuring the time required to show the complete desktop. The results are the following:
* Basic configuration: 11 seconds * Basic configuration + gnome main menu: 13 seconds * Basic configuration + gnome main menu + tomboy: 20 seconds * Basic configuration + gnome main menu + tomboy + system monitor: 21 seconds * Basic configuration + gnome main menu + tomboy + system monitor + deskbar + weather applet + application killer: 22 seconds
Measurements are unreliable both for the method (logout and re-login) and for the difficulty to obtain consistent results, but it seems tomboy is the main cause the long login time.
With kind regards, Alberto
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