[Expired for gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity
for 60 days.]
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Can anybody having the issue please send it to bugzilla.gnome.org ? i
can't reproduce the problem here, Thanks.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/784519
Title:
Also, there is someone who is interested in writing a patch for this,
though I am at this point unsure if there is enough information
available to fix the bug. (See
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-
terminal/+question/173876, specifically post #4.)
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Duplicate bug 865407 indicates that the original poster is/was still
interested in working on this bug. Is there any more information that
can be provided to make progress here? (Marking back from Expired to
Incomplete.)
Also, can anyone check and see if this bug occurs on Oneiric?
** Changed
I would like to say that my initial observation and report of the bug
784519 behaviour may be somewhat confusing. That time I had mentioned
constant computational load as a condition for bug occurrence.
No such a computational load is needed to see the buggy behaviour.
The terminals, both Gnome
If it can, then in addition to searching for and reporting the bug on
the openSUSE's tracker, it would also be useful to search for and report
it against gnome-terminal upstream (on the GNOME bug tracker).
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[Expired for gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity
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** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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I can see that NVIDIA has just released a new stable version (275.09.07)
of their driver. Some bugs are claimed to be fixed. Perhaps (???) also
the bug impacting the terminals.
It would be great to have possibility to install this driver on Natty in
a clean manner. (I could install it anyway but
Alas, I must take back my previous definite comment. Today even
terminator became sluggish.
Yesterday I finished the several-days lasting computational task. (And there is
no new task running now.)
The issue rather looks to arise when the machine just runs for some extended
period of time.
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I can see that you're not running with effects enabled, but FWIW, I
experience the same performance problem with gnome-terminal from time to
time, but running with Unity enabled (also nvidia drivers). I suspected
that the gfx memory was somehow exhausted or not cleaned up properly so
I tried
After a period of testing I can now definitely confirm that terminator
does NOT suffer from the issue. It is perfectly responsive even after
days of intense permanent computational workload. BTW, thanks for
notifying me about this program. It is really very useful.
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do you get the same on terminator? that could be a vte issue.
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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I will test it and let you know then.
Now I have to say that I am getting the issue not only when the machine is
under a high CPU workload
but also when it is just up for some longer time (uptime), say 1-2 weeks or so
and it is of course used
for activities like multiple ssh logins to other
I confirm this bug. I have the same performance problem compared with
previous ubuntu releases. This is visible all the time but more
specifically under high memory (yet not swapping) or cpu load. I would
say this is more related to the libvte package as the Guake drop-down
terminal shows the same
Very unpleasant thing is that, even some hours after the computational
workload had finished, the machine remains in such a status that GNOME
terminals continue to work very sluggishly. I have a terminal with 8
tabs open. (No text rolling in them, just ssh to some other machine.) On
previous
** Attachment added: what the top program shows
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/784519/+attachment/2133513/+files/top.txt
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