Interesting. That made me go start that machine up and it seems to be behaving better this evening. I checked a few times while doing some reading and always found 2 beagle processes once any showed up. I also ran Yast/Software Management and did a search on beagle. That shows 6 of 8 packahes installed (not quite the same list those gents mentioned).
Not sure if I will remove them as that was really just meant to be a brief look at Suse. I am keeping my eye open for a [free] box with lots of drive bays and a decent MB/CPU/Memory with the intent to put in a bunch of like drives and load different OS's on each just for checkout purposes. No multi-booting to maintain, just move the IDE and power cables to the drive having thr OS I want to check something on. Sounds silly, but again this is just a hobby.
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Dazed_75 wrote:
> I loaded 10.1 on a machine just to take a quick look and was dismayed by
> its lagginess. The machine is no great shakes to be sure but I was
> expecting better than I saw. The machine is only a 1.7 GHz Celeron but
> has a GB of memory and I was running only 1024x768 in the built-in Intel
> 845G. Shouldn't I expect this combo to run reasonably smoothly instead
> of having visible pauses for most actions (like bringing up a terminal
> or browser)?
>
> I am sure it would run decently on a decent machine and it seems to have
> a lot to like (and a few things to dislike too).
OpenSUSE 10.1 comes with the Beagle search engine enabled be default.
While useful, it periodically slurrps CPU and memory to scan around for
new data objects to index. It's pretty resource intensive at times.
Try this http://www.suseforums.net/index.php?showtopic=21284 and see if
the system is happier.
Alan
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