Re: Stopping auto indexing at start/login

I using KDE.
I am not sure which one is doing.
How to find out?

On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM, Mahesh T Pai <paivakil@gmail.com> wrote:

L V Gandhi <lvglist@gmail.com> writes:

> As soon as I login, I find a notification that indexing files is started. It
> consumes cpu. Hence nothing else can be done.
> How to stop the indexing starting automatically?

Depends on who is doing the indexing.

If it is a cron job, you can disable the cron job.

OTOH, if the evil thing is done by KDE or GNOME, things are a lot more
simpler, which of these do you use?

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