I was finally able to get the browser approach to work (advice: there is
a little slider at the very top of the gnome-extensions-app GUI that you
have to click to get the extensions to activate, or else you begin to
lose your mind thinking that you have to install it manually from source
because
If you're not using Ubuntu 23.04 then you can get the fixed version 53
of the extension from:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/615/appindicator-support/
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Do I need to checkout and compile from source or can I use the browser
extension (i.e. gnome extension) to use the newer version?
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This bug was fixed in the package gnome-shell-extension-appindicator -
53-1
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gnome-shell-extension-appindicator (53-1) experimental; urgency=medium
* New upstream release
* appIndicator: Wait for style change if no stage is set
* appIndicator: Reuse already imported
Chris, please try to use the upstream version of this extension from
https://github.com/ubuntu/gnome-shell-extension-appindicator/
It changes the way we handle indicator-multiload in a way that should
improve performance.
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Title:
CPU usage increases dramatically (and visible stuttering) when running
I am typically using Gnome3 with ubuntu 20.04 (standard ubuntu).
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Title:
CPU usage increases
Confirming that this is an issue even with the Dell customized ubuntu
20.04 version for the Dell XPS 13 laptop.
I find about 30% cpu useage for gnome-shell when multiload-indicator is
running.
I also find that high framerate, high res youtube videos stutter when
multiload-indicator is running
I'm on a dual screen with 4k and 2.7k (Surface pro 4) intel graphical
chipset, i7 with 4 cores.
On a 20.04, using gnome-shell over Xorg, gnome-shell proc usage jumps
from 0-3% to 40-60% usage when using indicator-multiload.
gnome-shell over Wayland will have same issue, with an added visible
This is still an issue in a clean install, default config ubuntu 20.04
with all updates and indicator-multiload from the repo also in its
absolute default config.
This makes it basically impossible to use multiload with 20.04 right
now.
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For what it worth that argbToRgba code (which I'd like to move to
GdkPixbuf asap) isn't really used in indicator-multiload as it provides
the actual icons to show, so the shell has "only" to paint them, and
unfortunately this is something that looks somewhat slow.
The argbToRgba function is
** Summary changed:
- CPU usage increases dramatically when running indicator-multiload
+ CPU usage increases dramatically (and visible stuttering) when running
indicator-multiload
** Tags added: focal
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