James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
>
>> Is it normal that Dolphin is so slow to open directories? For example,
>> when I open /usr/lib in it, it takes about 30 seconds to get the
>> contents listed (in which time Dolphin is completely frozen).
>>
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> No, this is not normal. The time to open a directory is going to depend
> on how much is in the directory and whether or not this triggers a VM
> swap which depends on how much memory you have as well as how fast your
> hardware is.
>
> Does it still take a long time to open a directory with only a few files
> in it?
>
>
My I have do some test, and I have use tmpfs, and no swap. The command
ls work perfectly, and konqueror after F5 too is slow but only with big
folder, no problem for my with little folder. I boot over nfs, the
server have 16GB of ddr2 and raid system, and my pc have 8GB of ddr2
with phenom 2 @ 3GHz (but it's slow).
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