For me this is not a whishlist but a BUG. GDM 2.20 is out and nothing
happened upstream.

Please add an entry to GDM script that kills user processes. It's very
annoying to have many resistant processes running around after logging
out or killing X server. I'm not sure but they maybe interfere with each
other, if same user logs in again!?

I think Gnome session manager for example can collide if there is
already a running Gnome session manager. In my point of view this
session manager is not very reliable and if there is another one still
running there might be problems. Here sometimes session manager even
does not start correctly after a FRESH system startup.

What about computers where lots of people logout and login again many
times a day?

There you have lots of resistant processes staying in memory which is
not a good thing in my point of view. They are also using memory and in
case of Tracker staying in memory, it maybe even still use CPU.

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GDM does not kill resistant user processes after logout
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/126719
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