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| linux:modify_desktop_session [2018/07/25 10:43] – [Programs that start with each session] jansen | linux:modify_desktop_session [2022/06/28 07:24] (current) – [Evolution] jansen | ||
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| ===== tracker ===== | ===== tracker ===== | ||
| - | The '' | + | The '' |
| - | Or (perhaps easier), run '' | + | |
| To be even more sure it will not be started automatically, | To be even more sure it will not be started automatically, | ||
| - | touch ~/ | + | touch ~/ |
| (these files in your .config will override the system files, and since you are creating empty files here, nothing will be started) | (these files in your .config will override the system files, and since you are creating empty files here, nothing will be started) | ||
| + | The reason why you may want to disable these services: even though a desktop search engine sounds like a good idea, but indexing all of the big data disks as soon as you access them, takes a lot of network bandwith, cpu time and memory, and storing the index of the disks will probably exceed your home disk quota. | ||
| ===== Baloo ===== | ===== Baloo ===== | ||
| - | The Baloo file indexer can consume huge amounts of memory. To switch it off, run: | + | The Baloo file indexer |
| balooctl disable | balooctl disable | ||
| ===== Evolution ===== | ===== Evolution ===== | ||
| - | Evolution is a mail/ | + | Evolution is a mail/ |
| systemctl --user daemon-reload | systemctl --user daemon-reload | ||
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| systemctl --user disable --now evolution-calendar-factory | systemctl --user disable --now evolution-calendar-factory | ||
| systemctl --user disable --now evolution-addressbook-factory | systemctl --user disable --now evolution-addressbook-factory | ||
| - | + | systemctl --user disable --now evolution-alarm-notify | |