** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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kdeinit4: plasma-desktop takes
half a day later and CPU usage is still down, running at less than 50%
and as low as 5% (lasts only a few seconds).
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Karmic Kubuntu with the latest kernel updates
lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV25 [GeForce4 Ti 4200]
(rev a3)
ps aux --sort=+%cpu
user 1846 32.7 2.7 321144 14208 ?Rl Dec09 13:46 kdeinit4:
plasma-desktop [kdeinit]
root 1480 37.0 2.7
ran kdeinit in a console and usage went down to near 15% system total.
not sure what happened. output below.
kdeinit
kdeinit: Shutting down running client.
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It looks like dcopserver is already running. If you are sure
that it is not already running, remove
Fully updated machine including the Kubuntu PPA still exhibits this in
VMWare.
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Well guy, since this morning (18 of October), I have no more problems.
Please, don't close the bug : I still have to check on my other computer.
Moreover, I created yesterday night a second activity on which I put
almost all my plasmoids... In particular, the notification tray, the
connection
I found that the fact to modify the size of the panel sometimes fixes
the bug. Also the fact to add a new panel and remove it makes X and
plasma-desktop back to a natural use of CPU.
I append these into the list
FIXES
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right
i have same issue on karmic.
top shows these . . .
2173 aftertaf 22 2 359m 59m 27m R 46.9 3.0 3:01.18 plasma-desktop
1107 root 20 0 123m 39m 8016 R 21.5 2.0 1:56.79 Xorg
2167 aftertaf 20 0 286m 43m 20m R 8.9 2.2 0:41.93 kwin
67% of CPU, with nothing running
Each time I have seen this, I initially thought it was plasma. In my
case, at least, plasma was showing as the culprit, but in fact it was
the nsplugin viewer for flash causing the hiccup. I kill the plugin
viewer for flash, and plasma would start behaving.
Can you test this and see if there is a
I propose to write a list of triggers/fixes.
TRIGGER
* extend the notification tray to show the hidden icons (click on the
small arrow) This always triggers the bug.
FIX
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right click on the desktop, then Properties of the
@Roderick B. Greening. Does it answer your question ?
19:23:02 ~ $ ps aux|grep nsplugin
217:moky 11213 0.0 0.0 3052 812 pts/7R+ 19:25 0:00 grep
--color=always -n nsplugin
If so, the answer is no. I have no nsplugin running while my bug is
present. In this precise case, I
It turns out that I was maybe too enthusiastic last time. Removing all
the applets but the taskbar does not makes my situation any better.
However, I think that I found a quite reliable trigger for the bug :) :)
In the notification tray, I have some auto-hide (for example, I want to see the
Well ... The fact to remove the Note *seems* to make my X feel better.
I still get 70% on X and 25% on plasma-desktop at start (with or without
locking the applets). But when I fix the situation[1], I get 20%-0%
(ok) and the bug it seems not to get back. That information has to be
taken with some
I'm performing some tests. Up to now, the fact to remove the Note
applet seems to fix the problem in the sense that X is stabilized under
20% of CPU (it's in the same time more than the normal and much less
than what I usually have) while plasma-widget stays at 0%, which is
perfect.
However, I'm
I also have View of a directory (the one which is by default). This one does
not seem to pose problem.
If my X goes again to 60% without the Note, I will try to remove the view of
a directory and putting back the Note.
Since I don't know how to trigger the bug, I'm forced to test each
Hi,
I'm also affected from this issue. On my desktop is enough to have 3 additional
frame pictures: (default size, round corners, rotated, slide show from one
directory jpg's weight ~5MB) For sure I put also Calendar applet (rotated as
well)
KDE compiz effects launched.
After one cycle
I am testing combinations here as well without any luck thus far. Though
by doing this, I have found other bugs though :) I will let you know if
I find something. Thanks!
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Confirming due to comments, however I do not have this issue. Is this
reproducible in Karmic with KDE 4.3.1 at all? Thanks!
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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You
I still have the issue with Karmic-Alpha (KDE). Precision : X takes a
lot from the CPU in the same time. Typically 40-40 between X and plasma-
desktop (total between 60 and 90%).
I'm willing to give more informations if one says what I have to do.
Here, in the north hemisphere, we are getting
Could you all please list the plasma applets you have running? I have a
default desktop and everything seems fine here. Do I need to have my
widgets locked before logging in?
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It's the same for me, plasma-desktop process uses more and more CPU%,
switching the widgets block works for a short time, now CPU temperature
has reached 93°C... I've to switch to Gnome.
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It's the same for me, plasma-desktop process uses more and more CPU%,
switching the widgets block works for a short time, now CPU temperature
has reached 93°C... I've to switch to Gnome.
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I would also like to add that this happens regardless if I enable
desktop effects or not. And that the fix suggested above of unlocking
and then re-locking widgets does not seem to do anything for me. How
disappointing...
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I am having the same problem. I usually just end up killing plasma-
desktop and restarting it. This probably happens 10x throughout the day.
I have not seen the same problem on my other desktop. This problem
started when I upgraded to KDE 4.3.0.
$ lspci |grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible
Same problem with my other computer :
lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G86 [GeForce 8300 GS]
(rev a1)
Seems not to depend on the graphical card.
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