On Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 9:20 PM, Philip Muskovac <[email protected]> wrote: > > You could set KDEVARTMP if encryption is used (not sure how to reliably > auto-detect that, but maybe it would be sufficient for ubiquity to enable > that).
short of writing that in /etc/envrionment (which is a bit spooky) I don't really see another option to handle this automatically :/ > But the same then goes for KDETMP as well as /tmp is neither encrypted nor > a tmpfs by default. > tmp is cleaned regardless of the fstype, also apps should not store any important data there at all anyway > From a performance point I don't think it would matter that much. Maybe > login would get a second slower or so while it decrypts the cached stuff. kdecache holds *all* pixmap caches + sycoca + http cache. of course only the former two will have an impact on login speed but that impact should be noticable as we are talking about ~85MiB plasma caches (theme + wallpapers) + >10 MiB icons + ~1MiB ksplash + >1MiB sycoca... almost 100MiB of crap that needs to be loaded right at startup HS
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