The fix for this has been available for a long time, if it works - can
the cairo gl backend be re-enabled?It's been disabled for nearly 3
years now, in the meantime it is available on fedora.
This is affecting an app I maintain as I can't use it with cairo-gl for
now.
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Nvidia proposed a solution to this problem yesterday, to reduce the memory
usage of their driver:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/wayland-devel/2012-March/002798.html
Opened as bug #967149.
Related bug to enable the wayland backend in GTK+: bug #954352.
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Dàrent (animaletdesequia) wrote on 2011-11-14:
> I know most of you must be running 11.10 now, but I just installed 11.04 and
> I'm having this problem.
> The last version of libcairo2 in the repos is 1.11.3, which gives me a ram
> usage about 1.5Gb just after login.
> I've forced version 1.10.2
I know this is old and most of you must be running 11.10 now, but I just
installed 11.04 and I'm having this problem. The last version of
libcairo2 in the repos is 1.11.3, which gives me a ram usage about 1.5Gb
just after login. I've forced version 1.10.2 and everything is fine now,
ram under 500Mb
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Won't Fix
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Nvidia drivers lead to extra memory usage for each pro
The problem is solved in “cairo” 1.10.2-6ubuntu3 where we disabled the
gl backend again.
** Changed in: cairo (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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To add - with the latest 11.10 nvidia-current this is another consequence
(apparent) of the gl enabled cairo
Bug #821702
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I have 11.10 on AMD Athlon 3500+, 1GB RAM and Nvidia 6200.
Seems this is not enough for Oneiric :(
Without X my usage is 134Mb (or something).
With X at lightdm-greeter 230 Mb
With a session started, 700 Mb.
If I start another app or two, I starts trashing swap memory usage
increases, etc.
** Changed in: cairo (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Well , 11.10 has gone back today to using the --enable-gl option in cairo, so
this again is a concern for nvidia users , particularly 1GB machines
Add in the still active small per use mem leaks in unity/compiz and these
machines will quickly become unusable.
** Tags added: oneiric
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"So cairo (1.10.2-2ubuntu2) may didn't break wayland, I guess"
Regardless, seb128 added a 'breaks' in the packaging against wayland, so
having cairo installed now makes wayland uninstallable.
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saya juga menggunakan nvidia
kira-kira masalhnya dimana yaa
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http://wayland.freedesktop.org/building.html :
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cairo-gl
The Wayland clients can render using cairo-gl, but fall back to software when
cairo-gl is not available.
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So cairo (1.10.2-2ubuntu2) may didn't break wayland, I guess
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Jeremy Bicha wrote
> Any unity/compiz memory leaks are different issues and should be a new bug ...
bug #720446
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Any unity/compiz memory leaks are different issues and should be a new
bug (if a bug for it has not already been reported).
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Oh, and this was in the "Ubuntu Classic" session, so I guess it has
nothing to do with Unity.
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I too am experiencing the compiz memory leak now. I left my computer on
over night and when I came back compiz was taking 341MB of RAM. After
doing a compiz --replace it went back down to 24MBs. It's seems
directly related to this, but should it be a new bug?
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I just said that the problem disappeared from my system, but this turns
out only to be partly true. When the Unity desktop is on for a few hours
it seems like some processes are slowly increasing memory. Like compiz
started at 70 MB Ram, but increased to 160 MB Ram in a few hours.
I have just rest
Ditto..this is the one bug that held me back from making Natty my
default distro.
RAM usage back to normal here too.
Thanks for fixing! :)
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Me too!
RAM (and CPU) usage is back to normal.
Good job! And, thanks!!!
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After updating the problem also disappeared from my system. I can also
run Unity 3D as normal. Thanks, great work!
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Yes thank you very much, i just got the latest updates, and can confirm
it.Ram usage is normal for me now and i can enjoy unity now. :)
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** Branch linked: lp:ubuntu/cairo
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This bug was fixed in the package cairo - 1.10.2-2ubuntu2
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* Don't turn the gl backend on for natty since it creates issues for nvidia
users and is only used for wayland (lp: #725434)
* debian/control,
debian/libcairo2.symbols,
At this point I'm afraid we'll disable the EGL support in cairo and move
the EGL enabled one to a PPA.
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Title:
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I got tired of nouveau freezing my desktop (at least I assume that's
what it was, maybe it's just compiz itself) and downgraded libcairo2 to
the "maverick-updates" version ( http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick-
updates/libcairo2 ). It's been about an hour and my computer hasn't
exploded yet. I'm
I also would like to confirm this bug. Im using a AMD Opteron Dual-core
and I have a Nvidia 8400 GS 512mb video ram card. Let me know if you
need any other information that I can provide, so we can squash this
before release date, thanks everyone.
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A link to a bug report where I posted about this bug before;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/735482
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* Hope this bug will be resolved before the final release.
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I also have an enormous RAM increase since I updated my 10.10 system to
11.04 beta. Whenever I did a fresh reboot of my system it was using
under 300MB RAM from Ubuntu 6.06 to 10.10. Now it is using around 800MB
RAM after a fresh reboot and is going up to 1.3 GB RAM with just Firefox
4 and Empathy
It's really worrying that noone is the assigner of this bug, when we are nearly
reaching the release day...
For me, installing package libcairo2 from Maverick (after modifying the version
number in the DEB to avoid automatic upgrading) fixed the problem without
evident regressions... But I didn'
Still an enormous RAM increase here using the nvidia proprietary driver
(the latest nvidia-current) on an older P4 machine running 2 Gb Ram with
an nvidia Geforce 6100 graphics card.
It's really annoying, as I would imagine it is for anyone using nvidia
graphics with Ubuntu 11.04...any idea when i
one hackish way that would be easier would be to just copy the library
built with gl in a different path and dpkg-divert the library to that
one, not sure it's something we should do though
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Summary of what was discussed and tested:
* shipping a libcairo2-gl which would conflicts,replaces,provides libcairo2
wouldn't work since provides are not versioned and that wouldn't satisfy the
dependencies of most of binaries dependy currently on libcairo2
-> we need a new binary installable a
So I've been working for a bit on trying to make libcairo built with gl
co-installable with the standard libcairo in a way that would allow
tweaking the ld paths to use the gl version but hit quite some issues on
the way.
I'm attaching a debdiff of the tweaked version with some comments of the
lim
So I've been working for a bit on trying to make libcairo built with gl
co-installable with the standard libcairo in a way that would allow
tweaking the ld paths to use the gl version but hit quite some issues on
the way.
I'm attaching a debdiff of the tweaked version with some comments of the
lim
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