System Monitor/Services

[Darryl Clarke]

On 12/19/05, Sasha Tsykin <psychosushi at optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> The Bonobo activation server tracks information about installed
> components and brokers components, in conjunction with it's client
> library; libbonobo-activation.
>
> The gnome-keyring-daemon keeps the password and secrets for a session.
>
> The SSHD handles secure shell connections.
>
> All three of these are services an ordinary desktop neither needs nor
> takes advantage of, you might as well get them not to start.
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> I don't know what the Mapping daemon does but chances are it has a
> similar nature.
>

Mapping Daemon is for nautilus' cd burning functions (and other
things, I believe)

The Gnome keyring daemon is for saved passwords, which includes
windows, ftp, ssh, wireless network keys, etc.  So, if the user uses
any of these services from within nautilus, or other gnome
applications it is required.

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