Public bug reported:
Since upgrade from 11.10 (gnome-shell 3.2) to 3.4 I have a lot of
problems with gnome-shell using constantly around 40% of CPU, and
sometime peaking higher.
I tried to disable all extension but I have the same behavior.
By surfing around, it seems it could be a theming problem. But (as you
can see from the attached screenshot) the gnome-tweak-tool show the
theme with an error mark, and the chooser is locked. There are no error
shown in .xsession-erros nor in the LookingGlass (alt-f2 lg) report
window.
Anyone knows where in dconf/gsetting/whatever the theme configuration
for gnome-shell is kept?
(PS the screenshot is strange, but that happens when screenshotting the
gnome-tweak-tool app, it ends up half-transparent).
** Affects: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gnome-shell high CPU usage and theme impossible to select
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