Re: What is virtuoso-t doing and why?

On 04/06/2011 02:50 PM, Bill McGonigle wrote:

On 03/22/2011 05:01 PM, Kevin Kofler wrote:

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Disabling Strigi file indexing should be sufficient to keep resource usage down. Having Nepomuk enabled is useful because other stuff wants to use it, e.g. Akonadi, which is used by kdepim. And without Strigi indexing, Nepomuk and Virtuoso should be using little to no CPU resources.

It seems silly to allow the user to get bogged down by an indexing update. Can we arrange for these to run at a lower IO priority (bulk, perhaps) by default? Even as SCHED_IDLE maybe?

Yeah, I have to say I've been pretty unhappy with the load on my system recently, I'm guessing with the shift to 4.6.1.