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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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kdeinit4: plasma-desktop takes 60
half a day later and CPU usage is still down, running at less than 50%
and as low as 5% (lasts only a few seconds).
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ran kdeinit in a console and usage went down to near 15% system total.
not sure what happened. output below.
kdeinit
kdeinit: Shutting down running client.
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It looks like dcopserver is already running. If you are sure
that it is not already running, remove
/home/a
Karmic Kubuntu with the latest kernel updates
lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV25 [GeForce4 Ti 4200]
(rev a3)
ps aux --sort=+%cpu
user 1846 32.7 2.7 321144 14208 ?Rl Dec09 13:46 kdeinit4:
plasma-desktop [kdeinit]
root 1480 37.0 2.7
Fully updated machine including the Kubuntu PPA still exhibits this in
VMWare.
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Well guy, since this morning (18 of October), I have no more problems.
Please, don't close the bug : I still have to check on my other computer.
Moreover, I created yesterday night a second activity on which I put
almost all my plasmoids... In particular, the notification tray, the
connection man
I found that the fact to modify the size of the panel sometimes fixes
the bug. Also the fact to add a new panel and remove it makes X and
plasma-desktop back to a natural use of CPU.
I append these into the list
FIXES
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right c
@Roderick B. Greening. Does it answer your question ?
19:23:02 ~ >$ ps aux|grep nsplugin
217:moky 11213 0.0 0.0 3052 812 pts/7R+ 19:25 0:00 grep
--color=always -n nsplugin
If so, the answer is no. I have no nsplugin running while my bug is
present. In this precise case, I trigg
I propose to write a list of triggers/fixes.
TRIGGER
* extend the notification tray to show the hidden icons (click on the
small arrow) This always triggers the bug.
FIX
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right click on the desktop, then "Properties of the de
Each time I have seen this, I initially thought it was plasma. In my
case, at least, plasma was showing as the culprit, but in fact it was
the nsplugin viewer for flash causing the hiccup. I kill the plugin
viewer for flash, and plasma would start behaving.
Can you test this and see if there is a
i have same issue on karmic.
top shows these . . .
2173 aftertaf 22 2 359m 59m 27m R 46.9 3.0 3:01.18 plasma-desktop
1107 root 20 0 123m 39m 8016 R 21.5 2.0 1:56.79 Xorg
2167 aftertaf 20 0 286m 43m 20m R 8.9 2.2 0:41.93 kwin
67% of CPU, with nothing running
It turns out that I was maybe too enthusiastic last time. Removing all
the applets but the taskbar does not makes my situation any better.
However, I think that I found a quite reliable trigger for the bug :) :)
In the notification tray, I have some auto-hide (for example, I want to see the
state
Well ... The fact to remove the "Note" *seems* to make my X feel better.
I still get 70% on X and 25% on plasma-desktop at start (with or without
locking the applets). But when I "fix" the situation[1], I get 20%-0%
(ok) and the bug it seems not to get back. That information has to be
taken with so
I am testing combinations here as well without any luck thus far. Though
by doing this, I have found other bugs though :) I will let you know if
I find something. Thanks!
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Hi,
I'm also affected from this issue. On my desktop is enough to have 3 additional
frame pictures: (default size, round corners, rotated, slide show from one
directory jpg's weight ~5MB) For sure I put also Calendar applet (rotated as
well)
KDE compiz effects launched.
After one cycle slidesho
I also have "View of a directory" (the one which is by default). This one does
not seem to pose problem.
If my X goes again to 60% without the "Note", I will try to remove the "view of
a directory" and putting back the "Note".
Since I don't know how to trigger the bug, I'm forced to test each
c
I'm performing some tests. Up to now, the fact to remove the "Note"
applet seems to fix the problem in the sense that X is stabilized under
20% of CPU (it's in the same time more than the "normal" and much less
than what I usually have) while plasma-widget stays at 0%, which is
perfect.
However, I
Could you all please list the plasma applets you have running? I have a
default desktop and everything seems fine here. Do I need to have my
widgets locked before logging in?
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I still have the issue with Karmic-Alpha (KDE). Precision : X takes a
lot from the CPU in the same time. Typically 40-40 between X and plasma-
desktop (total between 60 and 90%).
I'm willing to give more informations if one says what I have to do.
Here, in the north hemisphere, we are getting int
Confirming due to comments, however I do not have this issue. Is this
reproducible in Karmic with KDE 4.3.1 at all? Thanks!
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It's the same for me, plasma-desktop process uses more and more CPU%,
switching the widgets block works for a short time, now CPU temperature
has reached 93°C... I've to switch to Gnome.
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It's the same for me, plasma-desktop process uses more and more CPU%,
switching the widgets block works for a short time, now CPU temperature
has reached 93°C... I've to switch to Gnome.
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I would also like to add that this happens regardless if I enable
desktop effects or not. And that the fix suggested above of "unlocking
and then re-locking widgets" does not seem to do anything for me. How
disappointing...
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Same problem with my other computer :
lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G86 [GeForce 8300 GS]
(rev a1)
Seems not to depend on the graphical card.
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I am having the same problem. I usually just end up killing plasma-
desktop and restarting it. This probably happens 10x throughout the day.
I have not seen the same problem on my other desktop. This problem
started when I upgraded to KDE 4.3.0.
$ lspci |grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller:
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