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** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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The Xenial task was 'Fix Released' by mistake. Please revert back to
'Confirmed'.
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Ubuntu 16.04 Unity desktop uses much more
If is it possible I would like to downgrade unity/gnome to Ubuntu 15.10
version.
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with KDE Neon there are not problems of Excessive consumption... is
unity or gnome 3.18 the problem...
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So where is fix? There is no fix release.
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Where is this "fix"? I know it isn't bootchart, because bootchart isn't
on any of my installations.
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Fixed? Haha made my day :D
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Xenial)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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same here :( my tests: http://askubuntu.com/questions/888509/unity-
reduce-ram-usage
Ubuntu is going down..
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I did have bootchart installed. So I removed and purged it and went as
far as moving the hidden .bootchart directory to the trash (couldn't
delete it) and then restarting the computer. So far this seems to have
resolved the problem for me. I'm no longer seeing the slow but steady
increase in
Does Bug 1572801 have anything to do with the Upstart to systemd
transition?
On 02/17/2017 03:37 AM, nevergone wrote:
> Somebody?
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Incomplete
Will 4.9 be backported to 16.04?
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It uses less RAM than 16.10 and 16.04. Difference is about 500 MB on start and
1Gb after launching different applications.
It's hard for me to compare 14.04 and 17.04, because it's 2.5 years passed. But
I think moving to systemd increased RAM usage anyway. And some new versions of
daemons and
So you're saying that kernel 4.9.0 cuts ram usage to 14.04 levels which
would be a reduction of about 600-700 megabytes.
On 01/30/2017 12:59 PM, Сергей wrote:
> For me problem is gone since upgrading kernel to 4.9.0.
> You can try to get it from 17.04 repo.
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For me problem is gone since upgrading kernel to 4.9.0.
You can try to get it from 17.04 repo.
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This is affecting our servers, which we just upgraded to 16.04. No
unity or gnome or any of that. Memory, for any application it seems,
just grows more rapidly. I'm convinced this is related to the kernel.
I hate to be the guy to say this, but why isn't this a bigger deal?
I've tried 4.4.0-59
Wanted to chime-in and say I experience the same thing. Issue doesn't
persist in Ubuntu Gnome flavor on the same hardware.
Did notice some earlier posters mentioned dropbox, have noticed the
latest version will consistently chew up available memory the longer the
machine is on.
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It looks like 17.04 uses less ram than 16.04.
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So at this stage the best solution seems to be: wait for 17.04 and check
again. Great... until then my 4 gb RAM laptop feels like last century
technology...
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I see a lot of chatter that is likely confusion related to the leak
manifestations, and the false belief that eliminating X or Y memory
consumer "fixed" the problem. The proper test is probably to leave a
computer running, idle for 24-48 hours; if you begin swapping and
running out of RAM while
16.04 - AMD 64bit - 4GB ram - nvidia GT610 (2GB model)
I get full lock up if i run any program that is resource intensive for
too long. Noted that swap was disabled for some reason. Have enabled
swap (5GB) which prolonged the amount of time to lockup however it still
occurs.
free -m repeated
I decided to try Fedora 25 Gnome. 4 GB of RAM proved not enough for Chrome,
this considering gnome starts already at 1.3 GB. All in all it does'n feel
much different than Unity in mem usage. Xubuntu and the lighter bunch start
with less ram, so Chrome has a harder time swapping. I would not care
Evolution is the application that Ubuntu uses for calendar, mail, and
contacts. A similar program would be Mozilla's Thunderbird.
It doesn't surprise me that removing it would free up some RAM, but I
don't think this is necessarily the root of the problem. Removing it
from other versions of
I also have this problem on my AMD 64-bit system with 4 Gb of RAM. I've read
thru all the stuff above, and I still don't know what to do. I don't
understand what Evolution is or what it does, so I don't know if I can remove
it. I'm scared to copy/paste people's code into a Terminal, as it's
In my test I saw following:
UBUNTU 14.04 uses about 482MB memory
UBUNTU 16.04 uses about 966MB memory
So I reduced memory with following script, which removes software I don't need,
and ended at about 660MB memory. Also boot- and login time get a little bit
shorter.
But I am not to happy,
In addition to post above. The system starts swapping and became
unresponsive, then OOM (Out of memory) killer starts working, killing
Chrome tabs.
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It's hard to work with because of this issue. Also I've found out that
Google Chrome fill in all RAM with time and system starts swapping.
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I solved it removing google talk firefox extension (very old version)
My 2 cents
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I solve with removing google talk firefox extension (very old version)
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16GB of DDR4 ram on a workstation. Chrome with 30 tabs plus multiple
terminals and text editors = all of it full. When I used 14.04 LTS,
everything was okay, 10-12GB used with a lot more chrome tabs open.
Waiting for a fix for this.
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Definetly the newer kernels (non-officials) use a lot less ram memory
than older one. But the problem comes with WiFi network card.
In my case, I am not able to switch to kernel 4.8.6 because I loss WiFi
conectivity (BCM4312 like any Dell laptop), I need to be stick to kernel
4.4.0 for now.
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In my case removing intel-microcode (propietary driver) the ram drops to
900MB (but loses performance and video in hd frezes)
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It's got something to do with the kernel. Done a quick test using the
latest kernel 4.4.0-42-generic. Restarted my pc and logged in. Opened
terminal and mem usage was 1.8gb.
Done the same with the latest 4.8.1 kernel from ubuntu kernels page and
the usage was only 673mb.
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Well, I do confirm that adding the 4.4.0-22 kernel, there was a drop in
the memory usage.
Initially, the system started with 1.2 gb.
I disabled evolution processes as suggested above.
cd /usr/share/dbus-1/services
sudo ln -snf /dev/null
Now I can confirm It's definitely the kernel. Here are my test result:
Kernel RAM usage after boot
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4.4.0-18: 600MB
4.4.0-22: 600MB
4.4.0-31: 900MB
4.4-0-38: 900MB
4.4-0-42: 1000MB
4.8-0-22:
Just to add, too was experiencing high RAM usage & what appeared to be a
slow but steady memory leak in Unbunti 16.04 (latest). In my case, I
discovered at least part of the problem was one or more (yet to be
determined) Firefox (v49.0) plugins/add-ons. People also running Firefox
might like to
You guys can ignore my latest message (#96).
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Right after booting my 16.04 (now 16.10), before even logging into
Unity, I go to text console and log there...
32G of RAM being used! htop shows nothing...
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Hi, I am facing the same issues.
In my case gnome-shell and gnome-daemon are taking most of the memory.
At one point gnome-shell was using 5.6 GB of RAM.
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I have started experiencing this issue after latest kernel update. As
many discovered that memory leak in evolution-data-server is one of the
culprit. But even after killing all eds services the memory usage still
at 800mb+ unlike trusty (500~600mb). So it is not the only reason.
Btw, memory leak
Just installed the new Ubuntu base that arrived as an OS update and
contained a compiz upgrade - no discernible improvement.
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Well, it is good to know that others have the same problem as myself,
but the comments do not all add any new information in order to help
address the issue. The problem CANNOT just be a straight memory leak or
CPU usage issue. I am running 16.04.1 on a 64-bit Dell I with Radeon
graphics and
I have same problem, fresh start, uses 1.3Gb of ram. Besides can be the
reason of sometimes the OS freezes, it is about 1~5min unresponsive with
only gedit open or other random program.
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This bug was posted 2016-04-21. It has been marked by 75 people, high
and confirmed. Today is 2016-09-12. What are we waiting for?
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The seems to be related to unity since using KDE, i'm using about 700Mo
when not doing anything while using 1.9 Go after 12 hours of not doing
anything with unity.
When closing & re-opening my unity session, the RAM drop to 800Mo and
slowly increases over the time, still without doing anything!
I was having a issue like that. What solved my problem was disabling (or
unistall) the packet "cups-browsed". Now the RAM use is about 900MB-1GB
when system Reboot and not increasing.
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I was having the same issue: lots of RAM usage, increasing over time,
even with no applications open. I uninstalled the evolution package
(just that one, no other evolution-*), and the problem seems to be
fixed. Still testing, but I haven't seen excessive ram usage since
yesterday.
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I even tried Ubuntu 16.04.1 with Kernel 4.7, Unfortunately still problem
is there.. after that.. I have seen gnome-system-monitor and found that
gnome-software using more than 110 MiB of my RAM and Evolution services
using My RAM unnecessarily .. Killing these services reduce My RAM usage
so that
Comparison of Ubuntu 14.04.5 to Ubuntu 16.04.1 using gnome-system-
monitor
Ubuntu 14.04.5
compiz 79.7 MB
evolution-calendar-factory 38.0 MB
evolution-source-registry 4.8 MB
The ubuntu-software-center uses 111MB after the program is opened but not
constantly like
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I'm not sure what your asking or saying? but i have attached a couple of
screen shots of my systems idle ram usage i understand Removing
evolution completely is messy, but disabling is relatively
straightforward.
Of course this should have been done using dpkg divert and whatever, to
not confuse
Ubuntu 16.04.1 Unity Desktop
dpkg -s evolution
dpkg-query: package 'evolution' is not installed and no information is available
Use dpkg --info (= dpkg-deb --info) to examine archive files,
and dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) to list their contents.
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i have found a possible fix or workaround to the problem!
i installed Ubuntu gnome 16.04 and to my surprise the ram usage was at
1.2gb idle and after just opening my browser and a youtube video it shot
up to about 2.3gb which was alarming to say the least, so not one to
give up i went in search
unfortunately for me, upgrading to kernel 4.7 didn't solve the issue.
Nor downgrading to kernels 3.13.10, 3.13.11 or 3.19.
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Is this even a bug??? Doesn't it suppose to be like this?
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When I use same Ubuntu 16.04 after upgrading from 14.04.1 with kernel
v3.13, ram usage is normal. It increases drastically when used with
kernel v4.4. If this helps in any way to the guys working on the bug
fix. But please try to resolve the issue as it is a serious bug related
to v4.4 I guess.
When I use same Ubuntu 16.04 after upgrading from 14.04.1 with kernel
v3.13, ram usage is normal. It increases drastically when used with
kernel v4.4. If this helps in any way to the guys working on the bug
fix. But please try to resolve the issue as it is a serious bug related
to v4.4 I guess.
Hmmm nevermind, I think I misread the post.
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Maybe this is the reason? (solution inside)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/4v3ft4/why_does_ubuntu_1604_lts_use_lot_of_ram/d5v4q0f
According to the post, 16.04 preloads programs in ram, and Evolution is
responsible for it. I'm not sure if this is true or not though.
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Evaluated a few other live 64bit distros with Gnome-shell and RAM usage.
Kali Linux 2016.1
Kernel 4.3.0
Gnome-shell version 3.18.1-1 Gnome version 3.18.2
RAM = 713MB
Fedora 24
Kernel 4.5.5-300
Gnome-Shell version 3.20-1
RAM = 1GB
Solus 1.2
Kernel 4.3.0
Gnome-Shell version 3.18.1-1
RAM =
Maybe this will help, Bugzilla Gnome-Shell memory leak bugs:
Bug 735705 Summary -Memory usage of gnome-shell increasing to X GiB (heap)
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=735705
Bug 709451 -gnome-shell memory leaks
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=709451
Bug 701230 - Summary:
I recommend using smemstat over a long period of time to capture the
change in memory, for example, running smemstat to capture memory
changes every 60 seconds for 120 minutes, use:
sudo smemstat 60 120 -o smemstat.json
smemstat will capture changes in memory and dump the data into a json
file.
I somehow feel that developers see this as a feature you have to live
with not a bug. I personally had to buy hyper new PC to keep comfortably
working with Ubuntu (GNOME) after upgrade. Kind of incredible turn in
the world of Linux.
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I didn't notice a difference with 16.04.01 either. I've switched most
of my computers to Linux Mint 18 Mate, which doesn't have this issue
even though it is based on 16.04. That OS uses about 400 MB with
nothing running, but some proprietary NVIDIA drivers boost it up to
about 800 MB. LM 18
Guys I think this is a serious issue and is affecting everyone's ability
to multitask. I don't think this bug is getting the attention it
deserves. Is there a way to make people aware of this issue? What should
I do to get more attention of devs and get this fixed?
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I have downloaded new iso 16.04.1 and installed on my Pc
Still having same problem
880 to 1 gb by-default memory usage at start up.
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@reichyga I have upgraded to 16.04.1 (using apt dist-upgrade) and I am
still running it at 1.2 GiBs on idle. So this is still not fixed
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Has anyone tried if the new 16.04.1 solves the problem?
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Hi guys. I Upgraded to 16.04 2 days back and I am also affected by Memory
issue.
I own a Dell Vostro V13 with 2Gb RAM, Intel Cenrino dual Core Proc.
This was working fine on the 14.04.
Now the laptop becomes nearly inoperable as the memory and swap goes to 100%
when I try to multi task by just
Same problem.
As a test I rebooted my office computer before leaving work on Friday (start
1.4G/4.4%). This computer was untouched until Tuesday morning where RAM was
17.1G (54.7%).
Compiz continually using all 8 processor around the 10% mark and but apparently
using only 120Mb RAM but is the
Same problem, just made a clean install and got up from 500mb on boot on
14.04 to 1.2Gb on 16.04 ! The same as windows.. (have 4Gb of RAM)
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I installed xubuntu 16.04 (clean installation) on 3 machines. Two of
them have 4gb ram and duo core celeron cpu and the 3rd has only 2gb but
a core duo cpu. Generally, I see that 16.04 needs more ram than 14.04
did to run the same applications. On my 3rd machine (this with 2gb ram
only) many times
Add to my post above. Just doing vanilla stuff like surfing the web,
having Evolution open and watching a YT-clip drams up the RAM to 2-3 GB
with no noticeable or unusual activity in system monitor.
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A very real problem. One hour idle from boot, RAM usage is 1,2-1,8 GB
RAM compared to 15.10 with 700-900 MB.
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Ubuntu 16.04 Unity
I don't have bootchart app and i do this:
sudo apt-get install bootchart > reboot > sudo apt-get purge bootchart >
reboot
it helped me cope with the problem.
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Although the title refers to Unity specifically, I'm afraid I have to
submit a "me too" for Xubuntu 16.04. Coming from 14.04 I definitely have
to report that the "light, non-fat" flavour became more heavy footed.
We've some legacy systems that now use significantly more CPU and RAM
(50% of 1.5G,
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B606TXZytQYYUTJJRU9UM0RudTQ/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B606TXZytQYYMkgwQWYzTHBhWHc/view?usp=sharing
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I have found this issue in Ubuntu-gnome environment too. Unity and
Gnome-shell both are affected by this bug.
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This badly needs to be fixed before 16.04.1, the first point release,
rolls out. I'm willing to perform any kind of testing that is required
to find the source of this issue. Devs, please do let us know how we can
help
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I have virtualbox installed too, and i think problem comes from
virtualbox package. I figured out that my ubuntu uses more ram after
statring and shutting downs virtualbox vm.
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Hey there? how does someone fix this. !6.04 is using about 89% of my
"little" 4GB of ram. I use virtualbox often and since it was smooth on
14.04 i dont think it's much of a bother here. My swap of 1gb is also
being used up; surprised beacuse I never used it before
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Here's a screenshot with various diagnostic windows up. It looks like
/dev/core is the culprit for me since my hdd is 1T but the process says
it is 140.7TB in size, the link goes to /proc/kcore but using sudo rm
/proc/kcore results in a message "Operation not Permitted" in the
terminal. However
I don't have a bootchart app either. Just in case I tried in terminal $
sudo rm /dev/.bootchart however there was no such file.
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I don't have bootchart app, still 5GB after 1 week uptime.
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All of you - try solution from: http://askubuntu.com/q/762717
A bootchart app is making mess in /dev/.bootchart hidden folder.
If you have a bootchart app - try to remove it and check again.
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In case that (#45, increasing RAM use) is related, I'm linking to this
new report of it:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1585598
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No one else has mentioned this symptom:
While left idle, memory usage steadily creeps up even without anything going on.
In a couple of hours or less, htop shows 16GB of RAM in use (and still slowly
climbing), even though the applications, sorted by RAM usage, don't seem to
account for that
Again. I face same problems with Gnome. So I still believe the problem
is not connected to Unity.
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Testing with kernel 4.6.0 64bit.
Open windows : Terminal, system monitor and Firefox (one tab :
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.6-yakkety/).
mysqld is using less than 100Mo at startup, Firefox 140Mo.
A few minutes later, without activity mysqld is using 807.2Mo
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@Antonie @Joseph Like @huizache says, maybe it is an Unity issue?
Perhaps the kernel has nothing to do with it. I'm on a slow net
connection now and am downloading Ubuntu MATE desktop. I'll check and
revert back to confirm the memory usage once it downloads
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I am not sure this is a kernel issue. A few days after posting #17 I
added MATE desktop and removed all Unity applications and the problem
was resolved, with exactly the same daily usage schema. I enjoy Unity
but needed a usefull machine. Now my average memory usage is 22% out of
4GB (867MB)
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v4.6 kernel[0].
If this bug is fixed in the mainline kernel, please add the following
tag 'kernel-fixed-upstream'.
If the mainline kernel does not fix
doesn't seem to be an issue with the unity shell process but rather with
memory management, reassigning to the kernel
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