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On Sunday 03 January 2010 21:08:33 ComputerDruid wrote:
> On Sunday 03 January 2010 15:52:44 Anne Wilson wrote:
> > On Sunday 03 January 2010 19:09:44 Anne Wilson wrote:
> > > I have some old root mail in /var/spool/mail/root.  My intention was =
to
> > >
> > >  check in kwrite that there was only old messages, then delete it.
> > >  However, as soon as I clicked on it (in root dolphin) it attempted to
> > >  start up akonadi.  It's still whizzing back and forth, and I can't
> > > find a way to stop it.
> >
> > It was in fact trying to start a new KMail, and I did eventually manage
> > to kill it.
>=20
> Let me just mention that root dolphin probably isn't the greatest idea.
>=20
I know - and I have put my own warning signs in place so that I stay there =
for=20
the shortest time needed to do a specific job.

> That said, maybe the akonadi server startup should be cancelable? (With a
> warning that this might cripple some pim applications)
>=20
I'm confused about what is actually happening here.  Certainly this was an=
=20
additional akonadi server startup that was being attempted - stopping and r=
e-
starting the local one didn't affect it.  Sooner or later, though, someone =
is=20
going to accidentally start one as I did, so a way of cancelling it would b=
e a=20
benefit.

> Dolphin probably should have warning when being run as root also.
>=20
I use a different schema that is unmistakeable - with bright blue text for=
=20
everything.  It works perfectly for me, prompting me to close dolphin as so=
on=20
as I have found and done whatever I was searching for.  With failing memory=
 as=20
you get older, visual searching in a file manager is much easier than CLI=20
searching, particularly if I want to check whether a number of files are=20
applicable to the problem of the moment, rather than a single one.  Yes, I=
=20
know it's all possible on the CLI, but my solution is practicable for me.

Anne
=2D-=20
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