Baho Utot wrote:
On Monday, June 09, 2014 01:50:07 PM Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I just finished doing an install of KDE-4.13.1. It starts fine and I
don't really notice any interface issues (other than the designed ones :).
However, I do notice in top:
PID USER VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
24929 bdubbs 250796 9552 7688 R 98.3 0.1 824:28.64 akonadiserver
Having a process using basically all of a core is not something I want.
A few google entries discuss the same thing, but they are a few years old.
I think you can turn it off under
System Settings->Desktop Search - System Settings
Then deselect Enable Desktop Search
I tried that, but it didn't work. There are some comments about
deleting ~/.local/share/akonadi/ and ~/.config/akonadi/. I tried that
but they just got restored. There was also a digital clock that was
supposed to use akonadi, but I removed it from the panel. It's like a
zombie. Even when it's dead, it keeps coming back.
It will bitch that you are not root and when you
sudo gparted in a terminal widow it won't find the Display. Then if
you try to login as root in kdm you can't because it is not allowed.
I know how to fix that, at least when running Xorg over ssh. In my
~/.bash_profile:
display=$(echo $DISPLAY | cut -d: -f2 | cut -f1 -d. )
if [[ $display -gt 9 ]]; then
cookie=$(xauth list | grep "^$(hostname)/unix:$display")
sudo xauth add $cookie
fi
unset display cookie
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A simpler method might be to run 'xhost+' from a local window manager.
-- Bruce
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