Jan de Groot wrote:
New applications can use inotify too and don't need fam at all for
filesystem monitoring. I do have fam installed as a dependency for
gnome-vfs on my system, but I don't have the daemon running. As long as
you don't run the daemon, there's nothing wrong with fam.
The only reas
Famd has always been more problematic then useful for me.
On random occasions after i plugged a mp3 player or an external usb
drive it would just start using cpu @ 100% and there was no change at
all. I had to kill the process.
Just now i plugged my USB drive and wanted to copy something. CPU
Emmanuel Benisty wrote:
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
you may want to read this bug report:
bardo wrote:
2007/12/8, _saiko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The data in that tip/popup, or whatever u call it (stats of transfer
speed etc..), got updated while i just had mouse over it
Now i have to constantly move the mouse over the trigger area that
raises the tip so that the data insid
Hi all.
Since a certain upgrade (regular -Syu) the tips on xfce plug-ins that
are located on panels aren't updating their contents as they should.
It's a bit hard to explain so i'll give sshot:
http://pub.insanity.in/img/scrshot/2007-12-08-132537_1280x1024_scrot.png
The data in that tip/popup, o
Emmanuel Benisty wrote:
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
you may want to read this bug report:
Hi all
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
interestingly enough when firefox is maximised then the menu
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