Thom Castermans wrote on 06/07/2016 02:25 AM:
>>
>> Synaptic does tell me that "apper" is installed.
>>
>
> Hopefully the reboot helped. If not, you may want to try uninstalling Apper
> if
> you use Synaptic anyway. Apper offers functionality to notify when there
> are
> updates, but in my experie
>
> Synaptic does tell me that "apper" is installed.
>
Hopefully the reboot helped. If not, you may want to try uninstalling Apper
if
you use Synaptic anyway. Apper offers functionality to notify when there
are
updates, but in my experience it can eat up a lot of CPU while checking for
them all th
Thom Castermans wrote on 06/06/2016 01:58 AM:
> Hi Doc,
>
> Although I am not experiencing those issues myself, I can guess which
> process(es) are responsible for those notifications and the CPU usage. Do
> you
> have KPackageKit, Apper or something similar installed?
"kpackagekit" doesn't appe
Hi Doc,
Although I am not experiencing those issues myself, I can guess which
process(es) are responsible for those notifications and the CPU usage. Do
you
have KPackageKit, Apper or something similar installed? There are also a
couple
of different packages for update notifications related to this
For the past few days, there have been several notifications on my desktop
that refuse to terminate. (By this I mean that the little circle with the
number of notifications has been sitting there with a non-zero number.)
Right now, as I write this, the number of notifications is "10". Five of thes
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