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You may find the old Ubuntu Unity desktop more efficient. You can
install it as a login option with:
sudo apt install unity-session
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1808002 ***
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I know this is slightly getting off-topic but is there anything other
than gnome-shell you would recommend that I can use for the time being?
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1808002 ***
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A different app causing high CPU in gnome-shell would be a different
bug. Each app is different due to differing rendering methods.
High CPU in gnome-shell caused by Firefox would be bug 1696305. But you
sa
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1808002 ***
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I would expect high CPU in general on your laptop because you are using
3840x2160 and gnome-shell is not yet very efficient.
Please use the above bugs, and/or keep an eye on all the work being done
to impro
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I'm not so sure it's the same as the other two, I'll run another test
tonight. Can you recommend any other app to try? Firefox maybe?
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Thanks. You have just described bug 1808002 and bug 1773502 so I am
marking this as a duplicate of one of them.
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Gnome shell is consuming high cpu us
This is what I regularly see in the system monitor.
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So this issue is happening when I have a single Chrome tab open (on this
issue page) and nothing else. The usage does spike up to higher than 25%
for a couple of seconds then back down to 10%-ish (one for Xorg and one
for Gnome shell, so 20% on average). My laptop fans spin quite loudly
too. I thou
lspcik.txt
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Please also (while logged into Gnome Shell):
1. Run:
xrandr > xrandr.txt
and send us the file 'xrandr.txt'.
2. Run:
dmesg > dmesg.txt
and send us the file 'dmesg.txt'.
3. Run:
lspci -k > lspcik.txt
and send us the file 'lspcik.txt'.
4. Run:
journalctl -b0 > journal.t
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