This appears to be a problem in Ubuntu 16.04, where hud-service is
taking up 2.4 GB of RAM after 27 days on my system.
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Title:
hud-service is
It may be a bug in monodevelop.
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Title:
F# interactive options greyed out
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I also cannot install gforth on Ubuntu 14.04, but I get a very
particular error:
Setting up gforth (0.7.0+ds2-0.1) ...
Install gforth for emacs
Install gforth for emacs24
install/gforth: Byte-compiling for emacsen flavour emacs24
In toplevel form:
gforth.el:742:18:Error: Don't know how to
* Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit
* fsharp 3.0.34+dfsg-3ubuntu1
* monodevelop 4.0.12+dfsg-2
* No output from monodevelop
* Using fsharpc (which works fine):
F# Compiler for F# 3.0 (Open Source Edition)
Freely distributed under the Apache 2.0 Open Source License
I installed the F# language binding
Public bug reported:
If you install this package (fsharp) and monodevelop and install the
Monodevelop F# add-in and create a project, it fails to build because it
cannot find the FSharp.Core assembly. According to Monodevelop FAQ
http://monodevelop.com/FAQ#Troubleshooting :
Bacause MonoDevelop
I guess the .pc file should be in the libfsharp-core4.3-cil package
specifically.
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Title:
Missing pkg-config file, so FSharp.Core assembly does
This is definitely not fixed, and continues to persist on every version
of Ubuntu from 12.04 to 14.04. My workaround (linked above) still works.
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After updating from 13.10 to 14.04 I get the same error attempting to
connect for the first time to an encrypted wifi connection:
(1) Creating object for path
'/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/ActiveConnection/9' failed in libnm-
glib.
This is my device:
02:00.0 Network controller: Intel
Marco: unity runs inside compiz, so both?
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Title:
Unity leaks memory even when desktop is idle, screen locked in 12.10
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Marco: I didn't see any memory bloat at all with Gnome Classic with
compiz and Firefox running.
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Title:
Unity leaks memory even when desktop is
I asked a coworker who happens to be running Ubuntu with Unity desktop:
Open up System Monitor and tell me how much memory 'compiz' is using.
His reply: 700 MB. I'm guessing a lot more folks are affected by this
than even know, since most don't monitor memory usage. They probably
just experience
I left Firefox on over the weekend, compiz/unity ate all my RAM making
my desktop unusable on Monday morning. Switching to Gnome Classic (No
Effects) permanently.
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The idle memory leak (or bloat) seems to not occur if I close Firefox
and Chromium when I leave the computer on over the weekend. It doesn't
get any leaked (or bloated) memory back, it just stops growing while the
system is idle. So, maybe something about Firefox or Chromium is causing
the leak
I left Gnome Classic on over the weekend, I can confirm no memory leak
or bloat at all. I'm assuming that the memory bloat is memory you
keep a reference to, instead of losing the reference without freeing. It
seems like memory bloat would be trivially easy to track down. Let the
program run,
This sucks, so I wrote a little script that works around the issue. It's a
little program that runs as root, checks to see if the lid is closed every two
seconds and calls pm-suspend. There's probably a better way, this just worked
for me:
https://github.com/deliciousrobots/ubuntu-hp-folio-13
I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit. With 7 days of uptime, Compiz is using about
800 MB of memory. It's not enough of a leak to crash the desktop over
the weekend, but still annoying.
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unity-panel-service was up to 3 GB when I killed it today on my work
machine. I've been running Linux Mint on personal machines these days
because of the extreme nature of this memory leak.
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I use the panel all day at work. After 7 days uptime, unity-panel-
service is using 2 GB of memory. Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit, Unity 2D.
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Title:
Is this really an important issue? All you have to do is run compiz
--replace every morning on your desktop, resize and move all your
windows back to where they were, and presto, you get a bunch of memory
back from the system. Except that over the weekend your whole desktop
can freeze or become
My computer was left on for 6 days (over Thanksgiving weekend) and
compiz is using 2.5 GB of memory.
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Title:
Memory leak in compiz (and maybe
This also affects local builds of Banshee:
$ make run
[Info 12:48:18.732] Running Banshee 2.0.1: [git-checkout (linux-gnu, x86_64) @
2011-11-03 12:36:24 PDT]
[1 Debug 12:48:18.756] Initializing GTK
Missing method System.Reflection.Assembly::op_Equality(Assembly,Assembly) in
assembly
The solution to building Banshee that runs is to build with `autogen.sh
MCS=/usr/bin/mono-csc`.
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Title:
Mono crashes while executing mono + Gtk#
I have the issue with Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64) on Lenovo Ideapad Z360.
I tested the upstream kernel, and it seems to be fixed, although my fan
is running loudly for some reason:
$ uname -a
Linux z360-top 3.1.0-0301rc9-generic #201110050905 SMP Wed Oct 5 09:15:03 UTC
2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
The message eventually started appearing in the logs with the upstream
kernel.
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Title:
Messages log filled with Intel IPS ME failed to update for
I have this exact problem with Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit on my Lenovo Z360. It
also only happens occasionally. I will try to collect data when it
happens again.
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evolution-data-server-2.28 is using 1.3 Gb of memory, all I have is a
single IMAP email account configured!
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It grows about 100MB per day with 1 Twitter and 1 FB account. It's not
memory over-usage, it's a memory leak, as the application memory usage
seems to grow indefinitely. Mine has gotten as high as 650MB after 6
days. I'm guessing that Simon had his running for even longer to get to
1.2 GB. A
It's somehow related to the internet connection, as I only get the error
on my home internet connection (wireless 802.11g router with WPA2
connected to Comcast cable modem), but not when I'm at work (wireless
802.11g router with WEP 128 bit connected to local ISP).
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Apt has strange network
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apt
If I update the apt indices either in Synaptic Package Manager, Update
Manager or from the command line, it fails to download a random
selection of indexes (from 0 to 3, usually). The errors look like this:
W: Failed to fetch
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47720669/Dependencies.txt
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