@heikor

@fabianschaar
Weiß nicht was due hast. Benutze #kmail, #korganizer #kontact via #akonadi seit 2 Jahrzehnten und hatte nur ein einziges mal Probleme die sich aber durch das löschen des cache beheben ließen egal ob es die migration von kde2 auf kde3 oder ein Nachfolger war.

#korganizer #kontact #kmail

After using #kde exclusively for at least 10 years now I decided to give #xfce a try on one workstation. #plasma works ok with me but I am a little annoyed with the #akonadi backend. I hoped so much they will get rid of it in #Plasma5
I used XFCE before but preferred the customization of KDE and the looks of #QT We will see how it goes. right now I am playing around with #evolution email. It's sad how #mozilla let #thunderbird rot to a state it's no fun to use anymore. I was using #kontact before and very happy with it's functionality. But the backend...

Can anyone #recommend a full-text, indexing search for #debian #linux? It seems like there's no singular solution, like Spotlight on OSX.

I have #Akonadi and #Tracker3 running. I've considered #Recoll and #SOLR.

In practice, I wind up using #grep and locate. Grep is a a worst-case personal search engine.

Bonus points if it doesn't require lots of config and if it is lightweight when idle.

This should be easy in 2022. Right?

So #akonadi breaks every time I logout of my session. Great.

So, I just uninstalled #Akonadi and now my desktop is so much lighter! It uses ~400 Mb less than before...

If your #Linux computer uses #Postgresql, and you get a large upgrade that blocks #KDE's #Akonadi, remember that you just need to upgrade your user's Akonadi database, not necessarily the whole system's PostgreSQL configuration. That will save you hours of useless trial an error.

@musicmatze@mastodon.technology Maybe start asking in the #IRC channels for #Akonadi or #Kontact:
irc://freenode.net/#kontact
irc://freenode.net/#akonadi

@codewiz @kde@mastodon.technology #akonadi has fsck and vacuum... maybe baloo has one too

The @kdecommunity Personal Information Manager #Kontact is my must have application on a #Linux system. Sometimes #Akonadi can give me fits although rare these days. Here is a little reference I put together that I use infrequently to straighten things up. https://cubiclenate.com/2020/01/11/kontact-akonadi-reference/

Ein nicht funktionierendes #kmail bzw. #kontact (#Akonadi start schlägt fehl) in der Linux-Distribution #KDE-Neon kann man mit der (Re)Installation von den Paketen "mariadb-common mariadb-server akonadi-server akonadi-backend-mysql kdepim-runtime kontact kmail" beheben.

Infos dazu im KDE Forum unter https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=309&t=152324

The orginal reason to get rid of #akonadi was that it seemed to be the only thing that used the #mysqld instance running on my laptop, and since I can't work out how to use #mysql I was going to get rid of that too. Turns out an awful lot of other packages seem to link to it in some way or another, and I couldn't even get #mariadb service to start up when I installed that. So I'll live with a useless mysqld process. And use #postgresql if I need an actual database for anything.

Finally got fed up with #akonadi running on my laptop when I don't actually use any of the connected-to-it apps, so I purged them all and removed akonadi-server.

Rebooted, and now feel much happier, with #Bionic (:*

Time for bed now, night (;*

Right, think I've recovered from my adventures with #KDEWallet most of my stuff is back working again. That #akonadi thing is a right nuisance!

#Bionic #Kubuntu