Not sure if this will help, as I know nothing about Tracker-miner nor CentOS....Have you tried Debian or Ubuntu?MarkOn Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 8:16 PM, IscreamKid <iscreamkid@gmail.com> wrote:Saturday, at the Installfest, despite cautions from Thomas, I installed CentOS on my new computer.
The install went well from the standpoint of reallocating the partitions and getting Grub to recognize both CentOS and Win 7.
When I started working with it I loaded on my files.
Files that took forty minutes to backup took two hours to load on a faster system.
The culprit seems to be Tracker-miner.
It continues to drag the system down when I am trying to do other things.
I have no idea why I need an application on here to, supposedly help me find files.
In all of the years I have worked with Linux I can think of only three instances where I have used find to locate a file, and it worked nicely, thank you.
Now I have a system that uses all of its resources to track files I will likely never ask for. Grrrrrrrr.
After that the change of Gnome and KDE to eliminate my virtual desktops is unimportant.
Would anyone like to suggest a better distro that will actually run and perhaps has more than four desktops, while running Office Libre, and plays You Tube videos in a browser?
Harold
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