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--- Comment #38 from Paul Sommer <
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Martin,
How did you manage to get that improvment in starting speedup?
I am using digikam 4.3 now with 40.000 images on a nfs share and a local
database on a ssd drive and it still takes about 25 seconds to collect the
images. During that time Digikam reads AND WRITES 500 kb/sec to the network
(why does it write at all with a local database??)
Even worse: directly after the start of digikam the current album is scanned
again. This again takes 3 to 15 seconds depending on the album size and if
Digikam had crashed (which happens every couple of minutes since I switched to
64bit Kubuntu).
Why has the "scan for new images on startup" switch been removed?
It's so frustrating to see the "anti usability dogma" spreading all over KDE
since a couple of years :(
So, for me this issue is not fixed at all.
If I can provide any further infos on that matter, please let me know.
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