Le jeudi 27 octobre 2005 à 14:06 +0200, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen a écrit : > We are aware of memory- and startup issues, but you surely know that > premature optimisation is a top-three killer in free software projects. of course. It's also premature to say 'we can do much better, later'. > We will work on these issues, but it's also granted that we can only > optimise to a certain point since deskbar relies on a bunch of indexes. > If you wan't on-the-fly querying on tons of different sources you will > have to index some of them, load libs to read others, etc., and there's > not much you can do about it. > > The question is "Do Gnome want a multi-backend find-as-you-type search > bar?". If the answer is "yes", then it will come at a price no matter > the implementation. Is deskbar-applet designed so that other programs in other languages can make searches ? Is there a seperate backend ? (What about beagle ?) > But note that this "price" will only be paid if the > user wants to. If the answer is "no", well, then users just wan't have > fast versatile searches on a stock gnome install. deskbar-applet / fast versatile searches on a stock gnome seems a very nice feature to me. -- Je cherche un emploi de développeur / admin sys&réseau sous GNU/Linux http://fr.lolix.org/search/cv/cv.php3?id=7101 http://dejean.benoit.free.fr/CV.pdf %% JID: TazForEver jabber org GNOME http://www.gnomefr.org/ LibGTop http://directory.fsf.org/libgtop.html
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