temporary workarround to prevent high cpuloads after first app is launched

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/core/launcher/launcherview.cpp b/core/launcher/launcherview.cpp
index 9f86136..dbcb0d7 100644
--- a/core/launcher/launcherview.cpp
+++ b/core/launcher/launcherview.cpp
@@ -84,49 +84,51 @@ public:
     }
 
     QPixmap* busyPixmap() const { return (QPixmap*)&bpm; }
     QIconViewItem* busyItem() const { return bsy; }
     void setBigIcons( bool bi ) { bigIcns = bi; }
 
     void updateCategoriesAndMimeTypes();
 
     void doAutoScroll()
     {
 	// We don't want rubberbanding (yet)
     }
 
     void setBusy(bool on)
     {
 	QIconViewItem *c = on ? currentItem() : 0;
 	if ( bsy != c ) {
 	    if ( bsy )
 		bsy-> repaint ( );
 	    bsy = c;
 	
 	    if ( bsy ) {
 	    	busytimer = startTimer ( 150 );
 	    	busystate = 50;
-	    	startTimer ( 0 );
+		// not sure what this startTimer is for, maybe i am just to tired. But 
+		// currently that causes 100% cpuload on app launch
+		//startTimer ( 0 );
 	    }
 	    else
 		killTimer ( busytimer );
 	}
     }
 
     virtual void timerEvent ( QTimerEvent *te )
     {
 	if ( !te || ( te-> timerId ( ) == busytimer )) {
 	    if ( bsy ) {
 		QPixmap *src = bsy-> QIconViewItem::pixmap();
 		QImage img = src->convertToImage();
 		QRgb* rgb;
 		int count;
 		if ( img.depth() == 32 ) {
 		    rgb = (QRgb*)img.bits();
 		    count = img.bytesPerLine()/sizeof(QRgb)*img.height();
 		} else {
 		    rgb = img.colorTable();
 		    count = img.numColors();
 		}
 		int rc, gc, bc;
 		int bs = ::abs ( busystate ) + 25;
 		colorGroup().highlight().rgb( &rc, &gc, &bc );