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[ILUG] Naughty-loose?

[ILUG] Naughty-loose?

Glynn Foster glynn.foster at ireland.sun.com
Tue Oct 2 13:06:58 IST 2001


Ronny B wrote:
> 
> I am not yet impressed with this part of Ximian (the only one I've been
> able to download so far - 45 megs for Evolution? Nuh-uh!).
> 
> It's pig slow. I'm running Debian (unstable) with pretty recent
> everything (only keeping up with development tools from now on, though).
> And on a Duron/750, it takes approximately the time of shutting down and
> rebooting into X for a Nautilus window to open. It locks up the display
> occasionally, and it takes 5 seconds from selecting an icon until it
> actually gives me a changed cursor.

I think quite a lot of speed improvements have gone into nautilus CVS HEAD
over the past couple of weeks, mainly from suggestions by Alan Cox as to
what the possible performance issues were. So it might be worth trying to
see if you can get your hands on as new a version of nautilus as you can,
including it's dependancies, especially gnome-vfs and bonoboui. As to whether
Ximian pkgs are uptodate is another matter :)

> Second problem:No HTML. The manual is in HTML, but when I choose help
> from the menu, I just get the raw source. I presume the .debs just
> aren't up to normal Debian standards :/
> 
> So, what am I doing wrong? RTFMing seems to be a slightly annoyance
> procedure, as I'd have to dig 'em up with Moz ;)

Sounds like the sgml docs aren't getting converted to html on the fly
but I have no clue what is wrong, sorry.

				See ya,
					Glynn :)




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