On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 22:04 -0600, Les Mikesell wrote: > > To clarify the point that seems confusing as pointed out in your > > question, on a Linspire system where the user is superuser, beagled > > would clearly run as root. On a Fedora system where superuser login to > > GUI is discouraged, beagle indexing everything for the superuser only > > would be rather pointless. > > > I'll admit I haven't looked at what it really does. Are you saying > every user needs his > own instance and each will index all files accessible by that that > user? That doesn't > sound very efficient for a multiuser system. ---- that is however what beagle does - each user has his own index. Craig
