Hi Pasky On Fr 09 Mai 2014 23:33:00 CEST, pasky wrote:
Package: mate-power-manager Version: 1.8.0+dfsg1-1 Severity: normal Dear Maintainer, mate-power-manager creates popup windows when power is plugged out and battery power is engaged. That is nice, unfortunately the windows do not have a transient nature that would place them in the corner of the screen and make them auto-close after a while - instead, they are created at a random position and do *not* disappear automatically but must be closed manually (if they don't disappear from view; they are not listed in the taskbar). Normally, I would file this with lower severity than normal, but unfortunately mate-power-manager leaving many windows lying around triggers a bug in marco which slows down during window switching superlinearly to number of windows (probably roughly O(N^2) or O(N^3)). In other words, due to this bug (and suboptimal marco implementation) after a ~month of usage, about 100 notification windows pile up hidden behind other windows and switching windows begins taking near one second, with marco exhibiting high CPU load/usage!
First, notification should not pop up as windows, they should pop up as notification "bubbles".
So, is the package mate-notification-daemon installed???Secondly, I think a fallback of mate-power-manager to using pop up windows is a wrong approach on a missing notification daemon. There should be no notifications at all!!!
So.. 1. Please let me know if mate-notification-daemon is installed.2. Please install mate-notification-daemon if it is missing and let us know if the issue disappears then.
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