Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Douglas R. Reno wrote:
If you're using MySQL, I would recommend switching to the SQLite
backend. I
dont remember how to do it though, but it should be something in the
akonadiserverrc file. With the SQLite backend, Akonadi takes up alot less
than 100% on 1 core.
I hope this helps.
It might. A search says to set up akonadiserverrc with:
1 [%General]
2 Driver=QSQLITE3
[QSQLITE3]
Name=/home/serafean/.local/share/akonadi/akonadi.db
[Debug]
Tracer=null
Probably changing the Name path or from the message:
"The only line you need to change is the Driver line, the rest is filled
with defaults on first run."
https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?58265-HOW-TO-SQLite-backend-for-Akonadi
I suspect I need to rebuild Qt to add that DB though.
I did rebuild Qt to add both mysql (mariadb) and sqlite. Restarting kde
with mysql as the akonadi db did not work, but changing akonadiserverrc
to only have lines 1 and 2 above got it working.
top right now shows a load of about 0.1. Everything now seem sto be
working normally.
-- Bruce
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