I have a performance tip that I would like to share. I noticed that something called nepomuk was eating 80% of my cpu, and it was also eating a lot of ram. Nepomuk is (as far as google can tell me) a backend for the strigi desktop search. If you're a bit like me, you have no use for a frakkin' desktop search like strigi or beagle. All my data is well organized. Read about "Inbox Zero" and "The Hamster Revolution" - everything about organizing email can also be applied to every other kind of user data. The bad thing for me was that strigi is enabled by default. I disabled it in Configure Desktop -> Advanced -> Nepomuk. Then I uninstalled strigi. I'm not going to report this somewhere as a bug, because then I'll have the userfriendly police on my back. Imho the ubiquitous usage of desktop search is a Bad Thing(tm). It's like a junior DBA who has read his first book about database optimization and says, hey let's just index everything! While the *real* DBA knows that a well designed database is a better and faster database. You don't index everything, you just index where you need it and where it's useful. Same thing about desktop search, I don't want it to index my /home. Sorry, I'm getting off my soapbox now :) -- Amedee -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org