*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 132320 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/132320
no matter if it is beneficial or not having this trackerd track down every
single
bit in every file fast or not, it is definitely not good for anybody if your
systems
feels like you have upgraded to an 1 MHz 6502 CPU instead of that multi
GHz monster that is actually juggling all your computrons.
On top of that, not everybody has their systems designed for extended
period extreme CPU-loads. That can become a cooling disaster regardless
if you are on batteries or not.
if we want to stay competitive with other systems, we must provide an
user experience where the system is responsive for interactive use,
and then it is very much counter productive having daemons munching
up every last cycle.
on my computer the trackerd blasts on at full cpu load for hours.
having a work tool that is not ready or usable for any work until it
is time for the user to go home is not clever :-(
btw has anybody heard about the efforts of reducing the over all power
consumption of the computers on this planet? that effort has obviously
not been part of the design considerations of this greedy little power-tool.
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trackerd eating CPU and memory
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/130817
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