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Getting rid of mysqld and the file indexer should make KDE run in just under 100 megs. Decent for what it provides.
by blinkingled 13y ago
Getting rid of mysqld and the file indexer should make KDE run in just under 100 megs. Decent for what it provides.
- dfc 13y agoWow, I thought this was a bad joke about KDE being bloated. It is not, KDE actually requires a local mysqld instance for PIM data: http://www.bytebot.net/blog/archives/2009/02/19/kde-42-brings-the-mysql-server-to-the-desktop http://www.bytebot.net/blog/archives/2009/02/19/kde-42-bring...
- fredsted 13y agoFor the uninitiated, PIM apparently stands for personal information management (calendar, address book, etc).
- blinkingled 13y agoYeah, initially it gave me a real heartburn but given the state of Gnome 3 I decided to live with it! Some enterprising programmer should really rewrite from scratch a light weight but functional Exchange/IMAP client and calendar app. Heck I wouldn't mind taking the Android code and using Java UI bindings for KDE if that's what it takes :)