Re: Move Plugins in Linux to Speed up Application Start

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From: Gavin_Quast
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:21

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OK. Thanks.

Thought it would be possible to load some plugins on demand and not on startup.

Optional sounds like that this is possible because I read something about a plug_ins_disabled directory too.

OK, have to look for another way to speedup the start. Maybe its possible to daemonize the reader like OpenOffice Quickstart.

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