> Thanks so much, Jonathan. So were you actually using the BrushedMetal
> theme, or just including it as an option?
I was actually using it. I think. All that got set up as I was playing
around with the configuration widgets a year or two ago... I've never had
time to really figure out how the
> OK, following up on an idea from Heath Martin, I did a lot of digging
> around in my environment trying to figure out what it is that causes
> gnucash to make my X server grow without bound. In the end, it comes down
> to my ~/.gtkrc file:
>
># -- THEME AUTO-WRITTEN DO NOT EDIT
>includ
OK, following up on an idea from Heath Martin, I did a lot of digging
around in my environment trying to figure out what it is that causes
gnucash to make my X server grow without bound. In the end, it comes down
to my ~/.gtkrc file:
# -- THEME AUTO-WRITTEN DO NOT EDIT
include "/usr/share/
> Thanks for the xmon reference, by the way. I've been trying
> to use it, but I get a connection refused message from the
> real X server. I tried 'xhost +', but still no go. Did you
> have any trouble?
I had to do "xhost +" - with DISPLAY still set to talk directly to the
server - before xmon w
> I tried this for a while and wasn't able to see any change in the
> server side, no matter how many transactions I entered in the register
> (and let me tell you it got boring after a while).
It clearly doesn't happen to everybody, or even to all that many people.
> What's your "version profil
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Corbet) writes:
> It's not a matter of how many transactions are in the file. It's a matter
> of how many are entered via the register window. Running top, I can see
> the server grow with each entry I put in...
I tried this for a while and wasn't able to see any cha
> I ran gnucash through xmon for a bit this evening. The immediate result is
> that I didn't find any obvious leaks by looking at the X protocol. Every
> CreatePixmap was followed by a FreePixmap, every CreateGC by a FreeGC, and
> so on. It looks like it's all right.
>
> I did notice a tremend
It's been rumoured that Jonathan Corbet said:
>
> I ran gnucash through xmon for a bit this evening. The immediate result is
> that I didn't find any obvious leaks by looking at the X protocol. Every
> CreatePixmap was followed by a FreePixmap, every CreateGC by a FreeGC, and
> so on. It looks
I ran gnucash through xmon for a bit this evening. The immediate result is
that I didn't find any obvious leaks by looking at the X protocol. Every
CreatePixmap was followed by a FreePixmap, every CreateGC by a FreeGC, and
so on. It looks like it's all right.
I did notice a tremendous number o
On Tue, Apr 25, 2000 at 08:13:47PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You said you lost 1meg per transaction? I have an account with 3K
> transactions in it, and when I open it, my x server doesn't grow
> (although rss increases 12kb)
>
> ps aux
> root 21957 1.5 16.2 27848 15452 ? S Apr
> You said you lost 1meg per transaction? I have an account with 3K
> transactions in it, and when I open it, my x server doesn't grow
It's not a matter of how many transactions are in the file. It's a matter
of how many are entered via the register window. Running top, I can see
the server gr
It's been rumoured that Jonathan Corbet said:
>
> > > But...I've noticed that my X server seems to grow without bound while I'm
[I agree with resource argument.]
Lets get back on track.
You said you lost 1meg per transaction? I have an account with 3K
transactions in it, and when I open it, my
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Rob Walker wrote:
>
> some people are noting some odd things on the gnucash list about how X
> uses memory
> > But...I've noticed that my X server seems to grow without bound while I'm
>
> If its the X server, then its an X server bug. X clients have no
> imediate or direct effect on memory management inside the x server.
> The idea is security: no single x client, no matter how malicious,
> is supp
It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
> Is there a tool to find out how the X server is using its memory?
> Maybe we could at least see where it's going wrong.
not that I know of.
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> It's been rumoured that Jonathan Corbet said:
> >
> > I've been messing with 1.3.5, trying to decide if I can really move my
> > family finances over and also pondering a new LWN article. Things are
>
> I still haven't seen the article, but I gather it was compilmentary.
> Thanks.
>
> > But.
It's been rumoured that Jonathan Corbet said:
>
> I've been messing with 1.3.5, trying to decide if I can really move my
> family finances over and also pondering a new LWN article. Things are
I still haven't seen the article, but I gather it was compilmentary.
Thanks.
> But...I've noticed tha
[X server memory leak problem]
> Could you provide some details about
> your system, including library versions and video card?
The system is Mandrake 7.0 running on a Sony Vaio laptop. It uses the
basic SVGA X server; XFree86 is version 3.3.6. Gnome-libs is 1.0.54.
Running across the net (
> Howdy,
>
> I've been messing with 1.3.5, trying to decide if I can really move my
> family finances over and also pondering a new LWN article. Things are
> coming along nicely.
>
> But...I've noticed that my X server seems to grow without bound while I'm
> entering transactions into an accoun
Howdy,
I've been messing with 1.3.5, trying to decide if I can really move my
family finances over and also pondering a new LWN article. Things are
coming along nicely.
But...I've noticed that my X server seems to grow without bound while I'm
entering transactions into an account. Allowed to r
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