Updated Linux-behavior.md

Updates are based on research results for issues #37 & #34.

Linux-behaviour.md

@@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ asking if you want to save the file, giving the full path.  If you answer No,
 you'll be able to browse to the desired location, and specify the file name you
 want.  If you choose yes, the hidden file will be saved.
 
-In the Linux version it pays to explore to the desired destination with a
-command shell or a filesystem explorer, then copy the path to the clipboard.
-Then when you File | Export, paste the path into the *File Name* field and add
-the desired filename and tap Enter.
+Under Linux, it pays to explore to the desired destination with a command shell
+or a filesystem explorer, then copy the path to the clipboard.  Then when you
+File | Export, paste the path into the *File Name* field and add the desired
+filename and tap Enter.
 
 File | Import
 -------------
@@ -36,8 +36,9 @@ PageDown and PageUp
 -------------------
 In the Linux version, the PdDn key works as expected, but the PgUp key moves
 correctly only the first time you tap it. After that it moves up just a line
-each time.  This appears to be a bug in Mono.  Once we're able to confirm that,
-and submit a bug report, information about the bug report will appear here.
+each time.  This appears to be a bug in Mono.  Given the current uncertainties
+surrounding the Mono project, I'm not sure it's worth trying to isolate a case
+for a bug report to Mono.
 
 Scrollbars
 ----------
@@ -52,7 +53,16 @@ in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini, but this doesn't seem to work.  YMMV, of
 course.  Additionally, depending on your desktop environment and configuration,
 warping will not be enabled, and you won't notice this behavior.
 
-
-
-
+Find/Search
+-----------
+Preventing random crashes at start-up and almost certain crashes while sorting
+required modifying the code to be much slower for certain operations.
+Unfortunately, when searching the list of jobs, this slower operation is
+performed once for every keypress.  This leads to very slow echo of the
+characters as you type into the Search box.  Just be very patient, and you will
+see your results, along with what you've typed.  If you are a hunt-and-peck
+typist, and are looking for a package by name, it'll be faster to skip the
+search, make sure that you have groups enabled, sorted by name, and type the
+first letter of the package.  That will immediately move to the first package
+that starts with the same letter (this works on Windows, too).