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Re: City of Largo Adopts KDE 2.1.1
by foobar on Tuesday 24/Jul/2001, @04:29

I think the problem with Kicker is that it check for changes periodically and with 200+ people accessing the network at once, it creates a huge bottleneck. Maybe if there is some small amount of randomness in the timing, it would be less of a load on the network.

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Re: City of Largo Adopts KDE 2.1.1
by georg on Tuesday 24/Jul/2001, @07:43

For restarting kicker, what about
dcop default kicker restart?

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Re: City of Largo Adopts KDE 2.1.1
by Waldo Bastian on Wednesday 25/Jul/2001, @03:31

Not really randomness, but with the following lines in sharec/config/kdedrc you can tell it how often to poll.

E.g: the following configures local fs once 0.5 seconds and non-local FS once each 5 seconds, which also happens to be the default.

[General]
PollInterval=500
NFSPollInterval=5000

Cheers,
Waldo

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