https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341192 --- Comment #8 from Rigo Wenning --- Absolutely. I have a 4core 8GB with SSD. The slowest thing on the machine is Akonadi. It now takes 15 seconds to load my calendar as I moved from one ics file to an ics folder for reasons of resilience. The initial idea from nepomuk comes from linked data. Because you can't store metadata into the file system. And this metadata (relations to other resources, flags, tags, semantics) is very important. And it is totally cool if it works. But storing everything into the database made akonadi so fragile that not even I trust to put any valuable metadata in there. Because it too often has proven to be a waste of time when the thing crashed and the database was corrupted. So having metadata and a URI that describes the resource it talks about is the initial idea. Unfortunately, it was totally distorted into some caching that does many things, but not this most useful thing. BTW, after more than 24 hours, still no writing of files into the local maildir except for this one email. I wonder if Akonadi will ever write them to disk. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.