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Ioannis Vranos wrote:
> In my root directory I found a file .recently-used, which is an xml file
> that contains all the files I have used, the program that I used on it,
> and a "time stamp"! It looks like a spyware program. What is its
> purpose? Which daemon creates it?
It is a feature of the Gnome desktop.
On Fedora 6 at least (gnome 2.16) , selecting Places then Recent
Documents gives you a list of - recently used documents.
ps. If you are concerned about files changing on your systems, and want
to know what is going on you should think about Tripwire
http://www.tripwire.com/products/enterprise/ost/
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John Hearns
Senior HPC Engineer
Streamline Computing,
The Innovation Centre, Warwick Technology Park,
Gallows Hill, Warwick CV34 6UW
Office: 01926 623130 Mobile: 07841 231235
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