Re: Typos...

[Andreas Jaeger <aj@suse.de>]

Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:

> Andreas Jaeger <aj@suse.de> writes:
>
>>> I also tried the new code - bootstrapping is a pain. It took about a minute
>>> on my machine (Celeron 550/128MB/~40 nnfolder groups). Startup of Gnus and
>>> each `g' takes about 15 seconds. I have all mails Gcc:'ed to nnfolder:
>>> groups where about 50MB+ of mails are stored. Can this be the cause? Why it
>>> is slower even on `g' (gnus-group-get-new-news)?
>>
>> That's the same problem I notice.  'g' takes long.  I do have a number
>> of nnfolder groups and access them via NFS.  One has a size of 60 MB
>> and each 'g' seems to look at this file.  This might have been a
>> bootstrap problem (my partition was full) and since then I reverted to
>> an older gnus version.  Simon, does this make sense?  I'll try again
>> the newer version when I have time to wait for bootstrapping/'g',
>
> Is it fast, err, less slow now?

It's ok now ;-)

I just see every time I press 'g' now the following message in the
minibuffer flying along - even if nothing has changed at all:

Checking new news...done
Updating marks for mail.x86-64.announce...
Updating marks for mail.libstdc++...
Updating marks for mail.linux-future...
Updating marks for mail.netdev...
...

Is it really necessary to update the marks every time?

It's fast - but annoying,

Thanks,
Andreas
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