Interesting that this bug is still marked as unconfirmed. I can clearly
see it myself on my laptop running Ubuntu 14.04. It's not that clear to
me yet when it directly starts but it might have something to do with
hibernation. When it occurs the CPU load of Xorg and compiz is raising
up to 60% and stays at this level until the application gets closed. In
my case it is mostly Thunderbird.
I have updated to Ubuntu 14.10 now, and will closely watch this problem
over the next couple of days to maybe find a pattern to reproduce.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297143
Title:
Xorg eats processor cycles while waiting for slow Internet
Status in The Mozilla Firefox Browser:
Confirmed
Status in Mozilla Thunderbird Mail and News:
New
Status in X.Org X server:
Invalid
Status in xorg package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
Top shows that xorg is using 40% of CPU when there's no reason for it
to be doing so.
High CPU usage by xorg seems to be associated with slow/flaky
Internet, e.g. slow sending of email with Thunderbird or slow loading
of Launchpad in Firefox over a WiFi connection. It seems like xorg
goes mental until it receives notification that the Internet transfer
has completed successfully. At least Thunderbird and Firefox are
involved, wget doesn't cause the same problem.
I'm using an up-to-date Hardy (64-bit) on a Sony Vaio SZ650 (intel 965
graphics) and iwlagn / iwl4965 WiFi.
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