Version: (using KDE KDE 3.3.0) Installed from: SuSE RPMs OS: Linux When the search for a term finds a huge amount of files and these are selected and deleted, a large amount of memory gets allocated and never released. Even when closing kfind the memory keeps allocated, top shows it as belonging to a kdeinit process. Probably the memory leak is also there when deleting only few files. I only started noticing it after deleting 1000 files and my system started thrashing. Killing -9 that kdeinit process (which grew to >500m) solved it, but that is not a valid solution I guess.
Just out of curiosity - how did you manage to delete 1000 files from the kfind dialog? I just tried to reproduce your bug, created 10000 files and now it's deleting like at most 1 file per second, because it creates a notification popup for each file, so it would take hours...
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