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On 04 January 2007 18:11, Bruno Lustosa wrote: |
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> Hello. |
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> I'm using audacious as my music player, and having all sorts of trouble |
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> with it. As it's a gnome application, it uses all of its dialog windows. |
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> For example, when I press the eject to add files, it opens the gnome |
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> open dialog. And here starts the problems. |
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> As a background, I have my /home mounted via NFS. |
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> When I try to switch into my home dir, it takes a few seconds to |
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> display it all. I don't know why it takes so much to simply render my |
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> home dir. |
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This has probably nothing to do with GNOME (though I am not a GNOME user and |
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can't tell for sure). First of all, NFS is slow if you aren't on a Gb |
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network. Secondly, speed depends on the number of objects in you home |
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directory. I mean toplevel object, files and first subdirectories in there. I |
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have got over 2000 in mine (before you ask: I am lazy and haven't sorted |
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those files into appropriate subdirs) and my (KDE) open dialog always takes a |
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while although my home dir isn't mounted via NFS. |
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So, how many objects are in your home dir? Try: |
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ls -1 | wc |
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That "-1" is the digit one. The first number in its output will tell you. |
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> The real annoying problem is when I try to enter my 'mp3' directory by |
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> typing it. It's not a real directory, but rather a symlink to another |
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> mounted partition where my mp3 files are. |
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> If I simply type 'mp3' and press enter, audacious freezes and starts |
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> consuming 100% cpu. |
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Can't say anything about this. |
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Uwe |
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A fast and easy generator of fractals for KDE: |
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http://www.SysEx.com.na/iwy-1.0.tar.bz2 |
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Proof of concept of a TSP solver for KDE: |
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http://www.SysEx.com.na/epat-0.1.tar.bz2 |
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