https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=432449
--- Comment #19 from Fabian Otto <fabian_otto...@yahoo.de> --- (In reply to David Edmundson from comment #18) > I went through heaptrack, thanks. > > All leaks and peak usage are inside mesa in the Intel driver (unfortunately > exact locations within mesa are unresolved) > > This /could/ still mean plasma or Qt is at fault missing some GL calls to > remove textures, but it seems unlikely given we claim it came in for 5.20.5 > and I can't think of anything changed in plasma in there. > > Most likely this points to a driver bug. > If you are in a position to upgrade/downgrade mesa that would really help. I did go through the heaptrack as well, what made me question whether it's actually a driver bug though is twofold: 1. It's not a problem on Xorg 2. GNOME Wayland should use the same calls if it IS a Vulkan or OpenGL driver implementation thing. So if that was the case GNOME's memory usage should go up too. It does not however. So either there is a call being used or not being that GNOME simply does not touch or it's something else. Then again I'm not a programmer and this is just conjecture on my part. My reasoning might be flawed. As for it starting in 5.20.5 it could not swear on it, that was just when I first took notice of it. Might have been introduced earlier than that. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
