Re: Is Beagle a Good Thing?

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Subject: Re: Is Beagle a Good Thing?
From: Steven Stern <subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 12:18:01 -0600
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Chris Jones wrote:

FWIW, beagle is supposed to (and does, when working properly) suspend
indexing activity when the machine is in use.
That may be correct, but all I can say is in my experience beagle'sindexing seems to take longer and is more noticeable to the user, thanwhen tracker is doing its thing.
Not exactly a scientific comparison I grant you...

Chris

I've installed Google Desktop Search and am quite happy with it, otherthan it's plugin for Thunderbird. That's a real hog.

References:
- Is Beagle a Good Thing?
  - From: Timothy Murphy
- Re: Is Beagle a Good Thing?
  - From: Chris Jones
- Re: Is Beagle a Good Thing?
  - From: Matthew Saltzman
- Re: Is Beagle a Good Thing?
  - From: Chris Jones

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