Re: tracker in KDE

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On 11/27/2011 06:09 AM, Martin (KDE) wrote:
Hallo

Yesterday I upgraded from F15 to F16. This went smoothly (almost) but
after the restart there were ugly processes running and tacking much of
the CPU power: tracker-*

AFAIK these processes are the "nepomuk" part of gnome and I don't need
them. Why are the tracker processes activated in a typical KDE environment?

tracker stuff is running on my system as well but not using any significant amount of CPU.

Not sure why they would be installed but on my system tracker is needed by:

brasero
brasero-nautilus
grilo-plugins
shotwell
totem
totem-nautilus

If you don't use of of those apps it should be safe to just "yum remove tracker" .



Martin
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