Le mardi 2 juin 2015, 12:33:44 Liviu Andronic a écrit :
> Just as an experiment, try to remove the Indicator panel plugin. Here
> I'm using Xfce with their own Notification Area (i.e. good old
> fashioned systray).
> 
> Actually, yeah, that's it:
> I add the Indicator panel plugin (v. 2.3.3), and I no longer get CPU
> overload when Linphone is running. I remove Indicator plugin and
> restart Linphone, and I can see CPU overload.
> 
> Note: After adding/removing Indicator plugin, you may need to restart
> panel using `xfce4-panel -r`.
I could reproduce the bug by following your instructions. As Oscar said, that 
bug is present in Linphone 3.8.2 and I fixed it when I fixed the systray icon 
for Xfce. The bug will be fixed in Linphone 3.8.3.

Best regards,

-- 
François Grisez
Software Engineer
Belledonne Communications

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