Absolutely none. I have all of /export in epool.
The default configuration produced by the installer is intended to keep new
users out of trouble.
It's a tad aggressive about that and can cause an experienced user some
annoyance.
I allocate space for the root pool based on the expectation of
Are there any reasons the hierarchy /export/home/USERS should not be
moved to a different pool? I can think of a few reasons why /root
should be on rpool. But USER homes are kind of likely to, over time,
accumulate quite a lot of data might and eventually squeeze rpool.
Are there any reasons the hierarchy /export/home/USERS should not be
moved to a different pool? I can think of a few reasons why /root
should be on rpool. But USER homes are kind of likely to, over time,
accumulate quite a lot of data might and eventually squeeze rpool.
If these files are not going to be included,
in mate-session-manager.p5m
37 #file
path=usr/lib/$(MACH64)/mate/mate-session-check-accelerated-gl-helper
38 #file
path=usr/lib/$(MACH64)/mate/mate-session-check-accelerated-gles-helper
add --disable-acceleration-check
to
I notice the file manager caja in mate desktop pull quite a lot of cpu
at times.
I never use caja at all. I'd like to just get rid of it, but suspect
it might jackup mate so bad I'd have a heck of time getting it
straightened out again.
So, wondering how one might disable in some harmless way.
Tim Mooney via openindiana-discuss
writes:
> In regard to: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Where is the top menus and tools, hput...:
>
>> Its the Mate menus and the time slider network connection and etc that
>> are missing.
>
> If you can ssh in to the system or otherwise get access to a login
> shell,
