Still happens on a clean XFCE install on Ubuntu 18.04, exactly like in
#10 (only Ambiance/Radiance themese cause high CPU usage)
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I have this problem in Mint 19.1 with xfce4-panel 4.12.2 (Xfce 4.12),
based on Ubuntu 18.04. The CPU high load started when switching themes.
Changing theme back solved it.
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Title:
Panel Indicator uses 25% cpu
To manage
I cannot reproduce this bug in Xubuntu 18.04.
Can anyone else confirm that this is fixed in the newest release?
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Title:
Panel Indicator uses
Changing themes fixed this for me on Ubuntu 17.04, as per #3 above
(Settings->Appearance->Styles).
Radiance/Ambiance themes: high cpu usage.
All others: no problem.
Other suggestions did not work for me:
I don't have a ~/.config/gtk-3.0/*.css that was mentioned in #9.
I am already using a
I was able to solve this by removing/renaming the file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
The file appears to contain several customized gradients that are applied to
panel applets, on top of whatever theme is already in use.
1. Rename or remove ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
2. Kill the process
I can confirm comment #7 that using Notification Area instead of
Indicator Plugin fixes the issue.
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Title:
Panel Indicator uses 25% cpu
To
I found the solution (workaround).
The simplest way to avoid this is not to use indicators panel at all.
I added 'System tray' to xfce panel and now everything works fine.
I have Bluebird theme and nm-applet icon at usual place.
There is no hi cpu usage.
Background of system tray corresponds to
The same story.
15% CPU, xubuntu 16.04.1
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I can confirm it is the same for me. I attached a theme to this post. I
place this theme in ~/.themes
If I remove the gtk-3.0 directory from the Xfce-darkness directory and
restart, the CPU usage goes back to normal. If I put the gtk-3.0
directory back in the Xfce-darkness directory,
Hi, I've the same problem, but only if I use a GTK3 based theme! If I
use a GTK2 based theme the indicator goes down from around 30% to a load
of around 3%.
So I assume it has something to do with the use of GTK3.
I hope this helps solving the indicator bug :)
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It's the same here on Xubuntu 16.04. I managed to lower the CPU usage by
killing indicator-application-service in a loop:
for((;;)) do killall indicator-application-service; done
After a few seconds press Ctrl+C.
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** Description changed:
Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS, 4.4.0-22-lowlatency, xfce4 4.12, Compiz
0.9.12.2
top always shows 18-28% cpu used by panel-6-indicat (immediately after system
start)
Reinstalling xfce4-panel and xfce4-indicator-plugin doesn't help.
Killing the panel-6-indicat by pid
** Description changed:
Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS, 4.4.0-22-lowlatency, xfce4 4.12, Compiz
0.9.12.2
top always shows 18-28% cpu used by panel-6-indicat (immediately after system
start)
Reinstalling xfce4-panel and xfce4-indicator-plugin doesn't help.
Killing the panel-6-indicat by pid
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