man, 14 05 2007 kl. 18:11 -0500, skrev Jens Knutson: > On Mon, 2007-05-14 at 16:59 -0400, Arthur Pemberton wrote: > > On 5/14/07, Alexander Larsson <alexl@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > I just commited a change to comps which makes beagle optional instead of > > > installed by default. The idea with beagle (and tracker) is nice, but > > > bugs keep on showing up causing the search daemon to use a lot of cpu > > > and/or memory, and this makes the default install look pretty bad. > > > > > > This is somewhat of a feature regression in the default install, but at > > > this point we just don't have the manpower to make it work 100%. But if > > > people want it its still there, and eventually it'll be good enought to > > > turn on by default without affecting the general distro quality. > > > > Thank you my good sir. I hated that thing. > > I'm personally really disappointed that Beagle's no longer in the > default install. This isn't to rag on Alex, or to even disagree with > him - if it's causing bugs like this, then I understand why this had to > be done, at least for now. But Beagle's a great tool - I use it > *daily*, and while it's no problem for me to simply add it back into my > package set, it's too bad that new users won't have Beagle's great > features out of the box. > > I hope that this can be re-evaluated for F8! The main problem really is that every release seems to fix a bug like this and uncover a new one, if enough testing is done in the F8 cycle then I'm sure the functionality alone is enough to bring it back. I think it might be good if someone started helping Alex with beagle maintainership so we could ensure quick pushes of new updates as bugs are fixed. That would aid a lot as upstream fixes their issues. - David
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