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So maybe this should be reopened? Although some of the discussion points into
the wrong direction by saying that explicitly ungrouping applications is the
same - but that is not true...
So alternatively open a new
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> Yup, Chrome broke it and I updated the mapping rules, will work again in
> Plasma 5.8.4 [1]. There was also a logic flaw in the code that I fixed [2].
>
>
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Okay, works... Gentoo backported some patches to 5.8.3 which didn't compile, I
reverted back to the previous patch level with this patch included and now it
works.
What I am missing is correct icons. That seem
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Okay, so I'm now on Plasma 5.25 and this original issue seems fixed.
But now, when I turn the monitor back on, the background image of that monitor
is gone and completely black. I also cannot right click o
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We probably need a system which stores a containment layout per number of
monitors connecting. If an additional monitor gets connected, clone the next
"lower count" layout. Then, sort the primary moni
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--- Comment #409 from Kai Krakow ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #408)
> This bug report is only about Plasma panels moving, not windows. That's a
> different issue.
Except it may be not... I'm seeing a similar behavior:
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(In reply to Iyán Méndez Veiga from comment #32)
> Plasma 5.25.90 has a new issue and it's really unstable and difficult to
> replicate. Every morning when I connect the laptop to the docking station I
>
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #35)
> Unfortunately this is exactly right. [...]
> The current system needs to be thrown away and replaced with
> something better-engineered from the start, wh
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Bug ID: 469279
Summary: Running akonadi servers easily doubles or triples VRAM
usage
Classification: Frameworks and Libraries
Product: Akonadi
Version: 5.23.0
Platform: Gentoo
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BTW: Running "kcmshell5 qtquicksettings" and forcing software rendering for
plasma completely eliminates the issue (with Xorg staying really low on VRAM)
but then plasma loudly complains about non-optimal
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Bug ID: 469281
Summary: windows with background blur (e.g., konsole) flicker
and leave mouse trails
Classification: Plasma
Product: kwin
Version: 5.27.4
Platform: Gentoo Packa
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I partially found automounts triggering the problem. With automounts enabled,
right clicking on dolphin window icons or starting konsole (probably every app
that is somehow involved in checking mount point stats) can
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Bug ID: 469283
Summary: cannot copy files to smb when accessing a DFS share
Classification: Frameworks and Libraries
Product: kio-extras
Version: 23.04.0
Platform: Gentoo Packages
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--- Comment #2 from Kai Krakow ---
(In reply to Harald Sitter from comment #1)
> Please provide reproducible steps for 1. Setup a DFS share with two member
> servers and DFSR sync
On two Windows Server hosts, install DFS replication services.
I
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OTOH, this may also be fixed in Dolphin rather than kio (if there's no way
around that behavior): If Dolphin detects 0 bytes free and 0 bytes size at the
same time, it should infer that there's no informa
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> > Do you mean to say that this may have been fixed in 23.04?
>
> Yes
> https://invent.kde.org/network/kio-extras/-/commit/
> 46d3f2fd41dece1d49e7295ae9
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Thanks for investigating. I think this example shows that KDE/Plasma should
treat VRAM as a valuable resource, and it affects a lot of other KDE background
processes, too. So maybe creating some infrastructure to have
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> Nowadays where Ext3 should not be in wide use anymore, if at all, and
> nowadays where many people use flash based storage, I am strongly for just
> makin
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> I think the dust has probably settled here after:
> https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/baloo/-/merge_requests/131
> and cherrypicked for KF5
> https://in
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(In reply to tagwerk19 from comment #45)
> Yes, there's been a handful of bug reports where I've "blamed" the 512M
> limit.
>
> I tentatively recommend "MemoryHigh=25%". I
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(In reply to tagwerk19 from comment #47)
> That said, I've not noticed the percentages behaving differently than a
> defined amount of memory (so, I think a "MemoryHigh=25%" on a 2GB system
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> (In reply to Kai Krakow from comment #49)
>
> Thank you for the insights. That's a lot more to think about...
You're welcome.
> What we ha
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Bug ID: 453554
Summary: turning one monitor off kills the panel configuration
of the second monitor
Product: plasmashell
Version: 5.24.5
Platform: Gentoo Packages
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--- Comment #3 from Kai Krakow ---
(In reply to Marco Martin from comment #1)
> are all outputs connected to the internal videocard or there are external DP
> dongles involved?
No dongles but there is one DP-to-HDMI cable. Not sure if that count
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Also, Plasma version is probably not the only thing that changed. The nvidia
driver was also updated at least once, and Xorg components were also updated at
least once. But I cannot really pin-point that to one of
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It worked for a few days in a row. But yesterday evening and today morning,
this happened again and the behavior is quite random:
This time, only the top panel moved to the wrong screen while the bottom panel
stood
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configuration completely doesn't match the output
Here's an example of messed up content:
As you can see, t
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--- Comment #76 from Kai Krakow ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #75)
> As a result it would
> probably be best if people who are still affected could file new bug
> reports, and I will try my best to triage them accordingly. Thanks!
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #2)
> In general, this is why KIO exists: to provide asynchronous, non-blocking
> access to flaky network resources. When you bypass KIO and mount them
> directly, you&#
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #5)
> That's what kio-fuse was meant to solve. Do you have it installed?
Ah ok, didn't know how it worked - and it was eventually kicked from the system
previ
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I'm not sure how that could even work.
(a) it runs from a different session context, it's running from systemd system
service while kio-fuse is a user session dbus service
(b) this would imply that I cou
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OTOH, I could try migrating to a borg client/server model instead of opening
the repository via filesystem directly. This also decouples some security
concerns as the borg service limits access patterns to those
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I'd say that "loss of input events" should be actionable... (reported in
comment #11) I don't care if mouse lags behind a little bit or jumps during CPU
spikes, this also happens using X11. But
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Bug ID: 441077
Summary: Plasmashell panels may freeze, usually unrelated but
unresponsive NFS/SMB mounts are involved
Product: plasmashell
Version: 5.21.5
Platform: Other
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BTW: Such a UUID-to-deviceId mapping table would allow baloo to properly
support most yet unsupported filesystems, probably also zfs. With such an idea
implemented, the only requirement left to a supported filesystem
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> (In reply to Kai Krakow from comment #18)
> > ... I suggest to
> > read that entirely to understand the problem ...
> I've done my best :-) Thank yo
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Bug ID: 435444
Summary: bluetooth is constantly scanning for services /
devices
Product: Bluedevil
Version: 5.21.3
Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
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Killing kdeconnectd seems to stop this behavior.
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Are there instruction on how to properly create a dbus monitor log?
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Bug ID: 428770
Summary: Dolphin crashed when browsing cifs mounts
Product: dolphin
Version: 20.08.2
Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: REPORTED
Keywords
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--- Comment #6 from Kai Krakow ---
I can still reproduce it on a real 2-monitor system at work: After an update to
Plasma 5.20, one panel was gone, the other moved over to the second monitor.
When I switch between Wayland session and X11 session, I
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Following up on my original report https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428770:
When the problem occurs, I usually see every folder entry duplicated. I only
observed that in folder tree mode when expanding the tree
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Bug ID: 479859
Summary: select-and-drag text crashes some or all non-KDE apps
in wayland
Classification: Plasma
Product: kwin
Version: 5.27.10
Platform: Gentoo Packages
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=477569
Bug ID: 477569
Summary: Filelight crashes when deleting a directory via
context menu
Classification: Applications
Product: filelight
Version: 23.08.3
Platform: Gentoo Packages
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Bug ID: 472182
Summary: kwin_wayland crashed probably while calling into
pipewire
Classification: Plasma
Product: kwin
Version: 5.27.4
Platform: Gentoo Packages
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--- Comment #38 from Kai Krakow ---
(In reply to Adam from comment #34)
> I would love to see LIM. Having the two bars is a waste of space imo.
>
> I tried with the menu button before, but then you don't see which menus are
> availa
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--- Comment #11 from Kai Krakow ---
BTW: It's not only the mouse cursor lagging, key presses are also simply not
detected. And this even happens with a low average CPU load if you just have
some processes stuck in IO for a few ms: I was thinkin
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For me it seems to be fixed or at least works as expected after I disabled the
kscreen service in the system settings. With each plasma updates, the behavior
seems to change in random and unpredictable ways
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(In reply to Kai Krakow from comment #36)
> Is this caused by the blur effects of plasma and konsole?
It may have been resolved, at least partially, by
https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/com
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> Even swapped my NVidia card for AMD. Bug still occured, although it takes a
> little longer to manifest.
>
> Finally I uninstalled the latte-dock package.
> P
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@Martin
I think your bug report is already really about this issue: Re-indexing all
files over and over again and consuming a lot of memory and IO that way.
The performance aspects of this are already covered by
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I'll have a look at that soon. First I'd like to get the "Reduce stack
pressure" patch upstreamed (also as a learning curve because this is my first
KDE contribution). I've uploaded it t
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Yes, that's my plan. But I'd like to refine them a bit first. Especially
turning fsync() off seems to involve a big controversy discussion about whether
this should be done or not. So I will research the si
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> After testing this a few days, with my patches it works flawlessly: No
> performance impact, krunner finds result immediately without thrashing the
> HDD, etc
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During the re-index job after reboot, baloo shows very strange behavior when
evaluating the indexSize:
$ balooctl indexSize
File Size: 6,83 GiB
Used: 25,48 MiB
PostingDB: 1.018,96 MiB 3998.360
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As far as I understand from researching the discussions in phabricator, this
problem won't be easy to fix as it is baked into the design decision that
defined the database scheme.
Based on the fact that the
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(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #30)
> I believe this bug is at
> least about two or three independent issues, but as you told, let's have it
> about the re-indexing files thing. I bet
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Also, LMDB is totally the wrong tool when using 32-bit systems because your
index cannot grow beyond a certain size before crashing baloo.
I'm not sure if 32-bit systems are still a thing - but if they are
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Oh, nice... Sometimes it helps to talk about a few things.
I could think of the following solution:
Add another UUID->CounterID mapping table to the database, that is easy to
achieve. Everytime we encounter a
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(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #35)
> I like the idea to use one DB per filesystem. This way you can save the
> complete filesystem UUID and/or other identifying information *once* and use
> th
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Further research confirms: btrfs has unstable device ids because it exposes
subvolumes as virtual block devices without their own device node in /dev.
Thus, device id numbers are allocated dynamically at runtime from
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Bug ID: 412005
Summary: Konsole crashes when trying to paste (long texts) from
clipboard
Product: konsole
Version: 19.08.1
Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
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Reduce stack pressure
This patch reduces pressure on the used stack size by looping instead of
recursively calling itse
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Experimental: Reduce mmap by one magnitude
This patch reduces the memory map size for LMDB by one order of magnit
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Here's more evidence of why LMDB may be a particularly bad choice for the
workload applied by baloo: It is btree organized, and writing and maintaining
btrees will result in a lot of random I/O. At some point in
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Prepare simpler coding of environment flags
This simply prepares the following patches and introduces no functional
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Disable read-ahead of mmap access
We should not read-ahead when accessing the database because it may introduce
th
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Don't fsync the file-system
Let's not stress the system with fsync() after each DB transaction. This
datab
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I've added some patches to my experimental patchset after crunching through
some of the documentation and articles available. The system responsiveness has
improved a lot. Can anyone confirm that these patches
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Meanwhile, my patched indexer started content indexing phase. I also added back
all the expensive directories I excluded previously. It's currently indexing
with a mixed R/W workload of up to 200 MB/s (most ti
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(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #15)
> Kai, thank you very much for your work on this! About an alternative to
> LMDB… I am not sure at the moment. Will think about it.
Currently with my patc
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(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #16)
> I bet I can just compile baloo via kdesrc. Does it have many dependencies on
> KF libraries? I do not like to break my system at this point in time and it
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After testing this a few days, with my patches it works flawlessly: No
performance impact, krunner finds result immediately without thrashing the HDD,
etc. That is, until you reboot: While with the patches it has no
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