2007/3/7, Tony Mancill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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I'm not able to reproduce this problem, but perhaps xsysinfo is causing
your system to use a lot of memory. (On my system, it doesn't appear to
have any sort of memory leak.) On a comannd-line, could you
Tony Mancill wrote:
> I'm not able to reproduce this problem, but perhaps xsysinfo is causing
> your system to use a lot of memory. (On my system, it doesn't appear to
> have any sort of memory leak.) On a comannd-line, could you find out
> the PID of xsysinfo and then submit the contents of /pro
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I'm not able to reproduce this problem, but perhaps xsysinfo is causing
your system to use a lot of memory. (On my system, it doesn't appear to
have any sort of memory leak.) On a comannd-line, could you find out
the PID of xsysinfo and then submit t
Package: xsysinfo
Version: 1.7-5
The version of xsysinfo that comes with Debian 4.0 "etch" has some major
issues.
It uses a lot of CPU and memory all the time.
Even when you're at the xdm login screen (nobody is logged),
If xsysinfo isn't running, the load average is around 0.9
If xsysinfo is ru
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