https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=387630
Daniel Halens Rodriguez <danielhal...@gmail.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |danielhal...@gmail.com --- Comment #4 from Daniel Halens Rodriguez <danielhal...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Ivan S from comment #2) > (In reply to Ivan S from comment #1) > > (In reply to r.doherty from comment #0) > > > Discover Menu's all working as normal besides "Plasma Addons". Once > > > entered > > > the side menu will attempt to load a list of the addons, as this happens > > > (and fails) the program will gradually consume more and more RAM until the > > > entirety of the systems RAM is consumed causing a litany of errors that > > > required a hard shut down. > > Run in the command prompt: > > plasma-discover >> discover_out.txt > > and post the output. I can't seem to replicate this same bug. > Actually I can confirm this. The leak is very slow, however, and no useful > output is generated from plasma-discover >> discover-out.txt. When clicking > Plasma Addons, the following appears in the log: > stream took really long "KNS-search-plasma-themes.knsrc" > stream took really long "KNS-search-wallpaper.knsrc" > stream took really long "KNS-search-cgcgtk3.knsrc" > stream took really long "KNS-search-xcursor.knsrc" > stream took really long "KNS-search-cgctheme.knsrc" > stream took really long "KNS-search-icons.knsrc" > stream took really long "AggregatedResultsStream" > Not sure if this is a memory leak though. It may just be Plasma trying to > load the entirety of the OpenDesktop database into RAM - databases like that > can be as big as 1tb. Discover does not seem to work under valgrind, which > makes leak detection hard. I can confirm the bug on 5.11.5 On my system, the leak is very fast (about 1GB / 10 secs!) I found out that clicking quickly on any section under Plasma Addons will avoid the bug until going back and entering again. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.