Hi, today I find this problem and is something I think it happened to me before (just never realised of it). I'm running the debian testing version (on E repositories) under debian testing on a Lenovo T61 thinkpad with all Intel inside (both CPU and GPU). I also run ecomorph as composite manager. Today I plugged a second monitor and disabled the ecomorph for better performance and I worked like this during the rest of the day. When it was time to go home, I disabled the second screen (using xrandr). The I tried to re-enable ecomorph, but by that moment, I noticed that a lot of disk IO was going on (the laptop was reeeeeally slow and the disk LED was turned on [not blinking]), I managed to go to a tty and run htop, the enlightenment process that ussualy has 30MB in resident memory had around 1100MB (yes, one hundred thousand megabytes). So far, I haven't tried to reproduce this, but I recall this was not the first time something like this happened to me
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