Mitch wrote:
> Carl-Valentin Schmitt a écrit :
>> I already said, that your flatscreen is an easteregg who recognizes, if you
>> smile or not.
>> if you smile, your puter jumps with joy.
>>
>>
>> 2009/3/3 Nikos Chantziaras <realnc@xxxxxxxx>
>>
>>
>>> 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).
>>>
>>> ___________________________________________________
>>>
> 'Far as I know, opening /usr/lib takes a while because, well, /usr/lib
> contains lotsa files; but, still, Nautilus (in GNOME) opens the same
> without becoming unresponsive (I can still edit prefs). Dolphin's
> threads may need some rework.
No, it's very fast actually.
However, it happened again, this time with KDE 4.2.1. I think it
triggered after I used "fish://" to connect to a remote machine. After
this, Dolphin is lagging and slow as hell. Restarting Dolphin doesn't
help. Only a logout/login or reboot helps.
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