Am 28.09.2010 19:09, schrieb Adam Dingle: > 1. Do you have lots of RAW photos? Are you using any sort of network > filesystem? "no" twice - only 3 RAWs so far, everything on a local ext4 on a SSD (yeah, nice, I know...) > 2. If you run the GNOME System Monitor, does it show Shotwell at 100% > CPU during the 30 seconds? Yes. > 3. You could try running Shotwell under gdb from a console window. > When the 30-second freeze occurs, type Ctrl+C in the console window to > break into gdb, then type 'where' to get a backtrace. We'd be > interested to see this. I'll do that the next time it occurs...
NTFS: > > 1. When you delete a picture out of the trash, does Shotwell display a > dialog asking whether you want to only remove the file or to move the > file to the desktop trash? Yes. It looks exactly like from a "normal" ext3/4-filesystem and I can choose whether I want to keep the pictures or not. > 2. Assuming that the answer to (1) is yes, are you saying that even if > you choose "Trash file", the file remains on the NTFS partition? Exactly. Maybe this is due to the fact that GNOME can't create/use trash folders on NTFS partitions at all. > 3. Are you sure that you have write access to the NTFS partition? Yes. Of course. Greetings, SImon _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
