[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-04-02 Thread mym
I've seen 3 issues caused by a configuration set by kcontrol about prefered 
theme for GTK-applications:
- memory leak in wnck-applet causing memory taken by Xorg to increase slowly 
and without any release
- a refresh problem of icons buttons and menu entries in the 
openoffice.org-gnome integration (note this removing this package solves the 
problem)
- ALT+F2 key combination don't work

Once I set "simple" instead of "QT" in prefered theme for GTK-applications, all 
these issues gone away.
I've removed kde so I don't know which configuration file was modified by 
kcontrol.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-31 Thread mym
And it solved another problem: I can now use the Alt+F2 key combination to 
launch an application... I'm suprised it's related to this.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-31 Thread mym
BTW, this solved another bug I had with the OpenOffice2 Gnome Integration 
(refresh problem of icons and menu entries). I haven't found this bug in this 
tracker but the kcontrol solution solves it.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-31 Thread mym
Great, many thx ! It works for me too :-D
Indeed I have a KDE installed but I didn't used it since some days.
How KDE can have such a control on GTK-applications even when not launched ?
BTW, I don't use kdm, I use gdm.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
Indeed, you may be right.
Maybe the window list applet is the one which sends the more pixmap data to 
wnck-applet.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
I agree. But I confirm I'm really sure it comes from the window list applet.
Since I've stopped it, the memory increase has stopped.
All other applets are running without memory problem.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
Ok, I think it's the "windows list applet" (I don't know the exact English 
name) which causes this.
If I remove only it, the memory stops to increase.
Once launched, the memory increases slowly.
If I switch between workspaces several times, quickly, then the memory taken by 
Xorg grows very quickly !
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
I don't have any libsvg nor libsvg-cairo libs installed.
I already have tried without my particular applets launched (CPU freq, CPU 
temp, system monitoring and battery loading) but the memory still increases 
with time.
Applets remaining are sound control, date and working spaces, I could try 
without them too.
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
> Is that a duplicate of bug #37226?
It's seems to be related, but I don't really understand his post...
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[Bug 37311] Re: wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
I'm NOT using XGL, compiz and friends.
I'm using ATI fglrx-6.9.0-8.23.7+2.6.15.7-3 drivers.
BTW there are more infos about cache memory used on the forum thread.
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[Bug 37311] wnck-applet memory leak

2006-03-30 Thread mym
Public bug reported:

Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
   Severity: Normal
   Priority: (none set)
 Status: Unconfirmed


Description:
Using xrestop I can see the memory taken by wnck-applet growing
constantly.

My hardware config: laptop, Pentium M 2Ghz, ATI Mobility Radeon X700 128Mo
My software config: Ubuntu Dapper

Related thread and more infos:
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=127715
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