This is something the upstream does not know - in fact, the feedback is that the recent releases work much better. I am curious what exact kind of problem(s) you are seeing. ... FWIW, and as only a single sample:
In 10.2 Beagle ran flat out almost continuously. I created ~/.dontrunbeagle and it went away. (I was glad. I have no clue what beagle is for, and so far as I know, have never needed it, nor wanted it. But maybe I'm wrong!) One saving grace was my dual core machine. Only one core went to redline.
In 10.3 it appears that my ~/.dontrunbeagle is ignored. However, I never see intense activity, so I'm not really bothered. (ps -ef | grep beagle shows beagle-related processes).
Thanks for the feedback. Just for information, ~/.dontrunbeagle is ignored in the recent releases (it was probably supported only in the initial versions). But for those who tuned in late (i.e. didnt read _all_ the boring messages in this thread), my question was with respect to beagle-0.3.7 on mono-1.9+ which is the latest available and should be on OpenSUSE-11.0 - dBera -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org