[Expired for compiz (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Thanks for the update Daniel.
I cannot confirm the fix in 12.04/10 because I stopped using Unity
because of this bug. I guess if nobody else confirms/denies you can just
close it. If I switch back to Unity and still have issues I'll open
another issue.
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The issue with Unity hooking all screen updates and making them much
slower and more CPU-intensive was bug 988079. So please test that fix in
Ubuntu 12.10 (or a fully updated 12.04). I recommend 12.10 because you
will get better performance and more of the latest fixes, than 12.04
has.
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I noticed this when using gparted. top reported Compiz using ~55% of a
CPU. When I dragged the progress bar off-screen, compiz was reduced to
16%. I dragged the progress bar on and off the screen a few times and
confirmed that the jump in compiz was directly related.
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This bg also manifests when downloading a largish (2000 messages)
mailbox via Thunderbird. The progress bar in this case, at the bottom of
Thunderbird results in pinning of 2 cores, 1 by Thunderbird and 1 by
Compiz.
When Thunderbird was minimized the CPU load dropped off.
Doing a 'strace' reveale
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Comp
Here is the strace of compiz while the copy-progress-bar is maximized.
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To be clear, I can reproduce this with any progress bar. The easiest is
a file copy:
1) Start file copy of a reasonable (10's to 100's) of files which will last a
few minutes
2) Peek at `top`, notice compiz is using 15%+ CPU and system has become
extremely laggy
3) Minimize progress bar, notice
Here is the strace of compiz when the copy-progress-bar is minimized.
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Title:
Compiz is absurdly heavy o
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