Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 4th Nov 2005 14:37 UTC, submitted by Massimo
Imendio improves Nautilus on the Novell desktop by providing support for integrated Beagle search functionality. Imendio developed the low level integration and implemented the user interface design from the specifications supplied by Novell. This has resulted in the ability for GNOME users to search for files and folders using their standard file management tool. The results are available in the Nautilus branch called nautilus-search.
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RE: Slow and memory hungry
by Mitarai on Fri 4th Nov 2005 16:36
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RE[2]: Slow and memory hungry
by sbenitezb on Fri 4th Nov 2005 16:40
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RE[2]: Slow and memory hungry
by sbenitezb on Fri 4th Nov 2005 16:46
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Well, the entire gnome desktop, including nautilus, epiphany, evolution, gaim, gimp, gnumeric, rhythmbox were coded in C, so why not beagle? I know computers are powerful today, but there are still people with old P3 600Mhz and 128MB RAM like me willing to use this kind of programs. A program like this should be done in C.
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If it were implemented in plain C...
UPDATE: I mean beagled, not the integration with nautilus.
Edited 2005-11-04 16:42