Same issue is here also since 2-3 weeks. I tried to ignore it, by
killall nautilus for a long time and stopped nautilus to make
thumbnails. Looking for a permanent fix for it.
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Also there is a fix for this, which I am using.
Follow these (assuming you are logged in with user account) :
user@hostname# sudo killall nautilus
user@hostname# sudo nautilus
(do add sudo while starting nautilus)
What I figured out was, in my laptop nautilus get started with user
I have also same problem. Please! solve this bug. This is a Critical
problem.
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Title:
Nautilus consuming memory and cpu
Status
There's a bunch of bug reports out there, also affecting other distros:
https://bugs.debian.org/731304
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2012/09/msg00124.html
https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/33842/why-is-nautilus-using-100-of-the-cpu-on-fedora-19/
As long as nautilus can't write
fedora might still be affected using gnome. I just can't test it.
** No longer affects: nautilus (Fedora)
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #690981
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690981
** Also affects: nautilus via
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690981
I guess a symlink in the home directories needs to be fixed by the
distros, not by gnome upstream. Changes in the package would not
necessarily fix the symlink in the home directories.
Plus, the nautilus software can't delete the wrong ~/.cache/thumbnails
directory, because this directory only
** Changed in: nautilus
Status: Unknown = New
** Changed in: nautilus
Importance: Unknown = Critical
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Same here on a Dell Latitude E5510, which I updated to 14.04 these days.
I have compiz enabled.
For me, CPU consumption begins right after executing nautilus, while
nautilus consumes approximately 25% to 40% of the cpu according to top.
It seems as if as if all 4 threads of my dualcore cpu are in
The
sudo mv ~/.cache/thumbnails ~/.cache/thumbnails_
ln -s ~/.thumbnails ~/.cache/thumbnails
did the trick for me as well.
I have noticed that ~/.cache/thumbnails only had permissions for the
root user. Plus, it just had a size of just 24kilobytes, which means it
did not really contain
The old directory entry was
ls -la .cache/|grep thumbnails
drwx-- 1 root root 18 Jul 15 01:40 thumbnails
which came from 12.04 or before, I guess. I can't remember to have ever
touched this directory manually.
I guess this is the world's most energy consuming missing symlink ever.
I
Same here. High CPU usage even with Nautilus closed. Mem is Ok though.
Please raise the importance of this issue.
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Disabling thumbnails helps for me as well.
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Nautilus consuming memory and cpu
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The problem with my nautilus starts when I right click on file. Suddenly
nautilus cpu consumption goes to 30-40%. The observable effect is
continuously flickering of options in open with list after right click.
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I just have tried it and it's working again. The only thing I did are
the normal updates, so I do not know what fixed the problem. Ubuntu
12.10 (64-Bit), Gnome 3.6.0
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I had the same problem on Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS, after some package updates (maybe
from 12.10 or 13.04):
Thumbnail preview is broken, CPU load increases with the number of previewable
files in the folder viewed with nautilus.
Just found a solution/workaround here:
Same problem on archlinux with gnome shell 3.8 without compiz.
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Problem hits me also since upgrade on Ubuntu 12.10. Can we increase
importance of this bug since nautilus randomly burns my laptop's
battery.
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Samarjit,
I have the same problem on my Debian (Sid/Wheezy) machines with GNOME
3.8/3.4 *without* even having compiz installed.
Same problem on Ubuntu 12.10/13.04 with Unity and GNOME 3.8/3.6 ...
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I have the same problem too and it confuses me for a few days.Each time
I log in I have to kill the procedure and restart it,somehow it works
,for the cpu usage goes normal soon.But I don't want to repeat it every
time I use the computer.Anyone can help?
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It seems everyone has enabled compiz. here Mee too. This bug hits me when i
keep opened mitiple folders in multiple nautilus tab.
I kept it open for 2 hours and nautilus starts eating up 100% CPU
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i cant believe! - but it's the same issue I#ve had already with ver.
9.04 - now it's 12.04 and still problems with thumbnailing and
nautilus..
Imprtance: Low is a shame
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disabling visual effects isn't the solution for me. nothing changed.
when i turn on the thumbnails again CPU is going up as before.
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I resolved the problem by disabling all compiz visual effects. See tip #9 on
this link:
http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/06/11-tips-to-speed-up-computers-running.html
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yeah it would be great I hope they will fix the problem, anyway now the
cpu now is normal!
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Nautilus consuming memory
probably my problem is Evince-thumbnailer try to go in nautilus-edit-
preferences and disable the thumbnail
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disabled the nautilus thumbnail and the cpu now is normal !
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yes, after disabling thumbnails CPU is normal again. but not only for
images it would be nice to have them ...
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you might want to try if one of the files it's thumbnailing creates the
issue
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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I have the problem yet somebody can help me?
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Nautilus consuming memory and cpu
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When I start Nautilus in my home folder after start-up, it uses 100% cpu
and greys out for +5 seconds. This used to be almost instantaneous. I've
tried with a new user, and have the same problem.
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I have the same problem. But when I open a folder only pdf-files have
the clock logo on them and also not all (but can not see any pattern
which has the logo or not).
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I have the same problem and when I open the folder all icons of my pdf
documents have the clock logo as the files is saving continuosly
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Though the program was slow to respond in any folder, it behaved in the
same way as you describe in my photo folders.
I should report that the problem seems to have rectified itself as
nautilus seems to functioning correctly for me now. At first, nautilus
was having trouble every time I opened it
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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