Evan Panagiotopoulos wrote:
I have this process, beagled-helper, that is consistently using 85% or more of my cpu. I read a little bit about it and I have a tough time justifying the 85%. This Fedora OS is a relatively new install. Say, about one month. I would like to know if this process will always use this cpu percentage, and, why is this process so important to little old me? I have apache and mysql running and both processes combined don't consume 1/20 of the beagled-helper cpu. Also, I killed it and it started itself again. I am afraid to uninstall it because someone outhere decided that this is a good tool for us all. Thanks, Evan
I don't know if it sucks 85% of the time or not. It doesn't suck if it is removed from the system.
I still use updatedb as a tool. No vulgarity intended, Jim -- > This made me wonder, suddenly: can telnet be written in perl? Of course it can be written in Perl. Now if you'd said nroff, that would be more challenging... -- Larry Wall
