Valent Turkovic a écrit :
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 16:40 +0200, Alphonse Van Assche wrote:
> I you will see beagle slowdown your whole system. Just place some big
> pdf files in a directory and index it, you will see pdf2html or so
> take
> the whole CPU time and you Desktop entirely no usable without killing
> these processes. I was really happy to no have to yum remove \*beagle
> \*
> on F7.
I tested it and here are the results:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8P_X8UK2fQ
You can see that pdf file of 5MB does start to use CPU at 100% but it
has high nice value so it doesn't slow down my desktop.
I believe this is not a bug, but a feature :)
Sorry but your test is absolutely not correct. I have say *some* big pdf
and the only pdf that you test is a text only pdf. In the real live many
pdf contain images too. Another think that I have never understand is
why beagle re-index always files that are already indexed.
It was not in my dream that beagle was taking 100% of my CPU and make my
system *totally* unusable and BTW I have never have so a problem when I
build big RPM package that take 100% of the CPU. For example, when I
build Xgl (a really big package) I can continue to browse, read mails
with Thunderbird and coding in Eclipse on the other hand when beagle
take 100% of the CPU I can difficultly open a gnome-terminal to kill him.
If you are sure that everybody here say nothing true about beagle, It
seems to me like a not constructive discuss and IMHO not the good way of
doing if you will convince peoples here.