Seamonkey (2.20, Linux x64) is running most of the time on this machine.
No problems with that. Just occasionally I terminate the beast more
than a just few seconds before closing down.
This is often a bad move. Seamonkey lives on, taking 100% of a cpu. I
have to 'kill' the process.
I can't trigger (or not trigger) this reliably. It seems to make no
difference if I close the browser, the email client or the download
manager first - or last. This is not new with 2.20, this behaviour goes
back to before the legendary 2.18.
Anyone else recognise this?
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