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Binary package hint: compiz
My CPU usage of X goes to around 70% and get stuck there at the moment I change
of virtual desktop with the Compiz's "wall" effect.
If I goes to tty1 and goes back to the graphical mode (ctrl-alt-f1 -
ctrl-alt-f7), the CPU usage of X goes back ar
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After some tests, I'm convicted that the bug is more related to the
number of open windows than to the nature of these windows.
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I'm forwarding a bug from upstream.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=595980
Empathy has a segfault when starting. Here is the backtrace from gdb:
#0 0x0056e1e3 in g_type_check_instance () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0
#1 0x0056a0b5 in g_signal_connect_data ()
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Can also be a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/435262
There is a full backtrace.
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Empathy segmentation fault (core dumped)
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Of course, I dont't open tens of tabs at once each day, and I don't remember
the ones I did opened when I got this crash. Up to these two limitations, I can
affirm the I don't have the problem anymore with Karmic.
I just did some testes, and nothing happened, so let's close the bug.
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I'm using fully patched Lucid (but I have that bug for years).
Using the wall effect with Compiz (4*4 desktop), when I'm changing of
desktop, it *sometimes* flips two lines or two colomn, or it moves all
the columns by one on the left : every windows are displaced.
I do not
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
I've a Nvidia card. When Compiz is activated, X jumps to 70% of my CPU
and then stay between 50 and 90%.
I notices that going to tty1 "fixes" the CPU usage, but X goes back to
70% when I use almost any effect of Compiz (like mo
Yes, I'm using direct rendering :
> glxinfo | grep "direct rendering"
3:direct rendering: Yes
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I do that. However, I have to mention that I installed the Nvidia driver
with jockey-kde.
Right this morning, I got an error "your computer is working in low
resolution mode : no driver found" during the boot. Actually, Compiz
fails to start now.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
I've a Nvidia card. When Compiz is activated, X jumps to 70% of my CPU
and then stay between 50 and 90%.
I notices that going to tty1 "fixes" the CPU usage, bu
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An other workaround (maybe more userfrindly) is to use jockey-gtk
$ apt-get installe jockey-gtk
$ jockey-gtk
The advantage I see is that jockey-text does not mention which of the
driver is recommanded. (at least in the Nvidia case)
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Well ... The fact to remove the "Note" *seems* to make my X feel better.
I still get 70% on X and 25% on plasma-desktop at start (with or without
locking the applets). But when I "fix" the situation[1], I get 20%-0%
(ok) and the bug it seems not to get back. That information has to be
taken with so
runs
gdb empathy
then, at the gdb's prompt, type "run".
It will launch Empathy, quite slower than normal. After reproducing the crash,
you type "bt" in gdb
That would produce the trace.
Don't forget to install the *-dbg package in order to produce the
correct backtrace. As far as Empathy is conc
It turns out that I was maybe too enthusiastic last time. Removing all
the applets but the taskbar does not makes my situation any better.
However, I think that I found a quite reliable trigger for the bug :) :)
In the notification tray, I have some auto-hide (for example, I want to see the
state
I propose to write a list of triggers/fixes.
TRIGGER
* extend the notification tray to show the hidden icons (click on the
small arrow) This always triggers the bug.
FIX
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right click on the desktop, then "Properties of the de
@Roderick B. Greening. Does it answer your question ?
19:23:02 ~ >$ ps aux|grep nsplugin
217:moky 11213 0.0 0.0 3052 812 pts/7R+ 19:25 0:00 grep
--color=always -n nsplugin
If so, the answer is no. I have no nsplugin running while my bug is
present. In this precise case, I trigg
Maybe I'm trying to convince people who are already convinced, but
creating an account without giving the password, and more importantly
without store it is a problem in the following user case.
Cécile has to connect herself sometime on the computer of her sister
Camille. Since Cécile don't trust
Public bug reported:
I'm using a fresh install of Kubuntu-karmic-Beta with update and dist-
upgrade.
When I launch jockey-kde, I got the following message :
--- Traceback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/jockey-kde", line 28, in
from PyKDE4.kdecore
Do you have the "indicate" applet ?
Since Karmic, Empathy has no more its own icon, but add itself to the indicator
applet. This is a small envelop in the taskbar.
Maybe what you have is a duplicate of this one :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/435329
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I found that the fact to modify the size of the panel sometimes fixes
the bug. Also the fact to add a new panel and remove it makes X and
plasma-desktop back to a natural use of CPU.
I append these into the list
FIXES
* right click on the desktop, then lock/unlock widgets several times
* right c
I have to correct one statement : the Valgrind's log contains in fact
some segfault. A friend who knows about read it and said me that the
lines with "Invalid write of size 4" and "Invalid read of size 4"
indicate the segfault. However, Empathy did not crashed during the
Valgrind cession.
All my
I still have the issue with Karmic-Alpha (KDE). Precision : X takes a
lot from the CPU in the same time. Typically 40-40 between X and plasma-
desktop (total between 60 and 90%).
I'm willing to give more informations if one says what I have to do.
Here, in the north hemisphere, we are getting int
I'm performing some tests. Up to now, the fact to remove the "Note"
applet seems to fix the problem in the sense that X is stabilized under
20% of CPU (it's in the same time more than the "normal" and much less
than what I usually have) while plasma-widget stays at 0%, which is
perfect.
However, I
I also have "View of a directory" (the one which is by default). This one does
not seem to pose problem.
If my X goes again to 60% without the "Note", I will try to remove the "view of
a directory" and putting back the "Note".
Since I don't know how to trigger the bug, I'm forced to test each
c
@Tobial (#22) There are no empathy-dbg, but there exists the reps
deb http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/ karmic main restricted universe multiverse
and then the package
empathy-dbgsym
Btw, here is a (probably partial) list of debug packages related to
Empathy :
libtelepathy-glib0-dbg libtelepathy-farsight0
Well guy, since this morning (18 of October), I have no more problems.
Please, don't close the bug : I still have to check on my other computer.
Moreover, I created yesterday night a second activity on which I put
almost all my plasmoids... In particular, the notification tray, the
connection man
I do confirm the problem.
More generally, the "Malformed URL" message appears when one enters a local
folder from somewhere else.
Examples :
* Starting Konqueror in ~
* Open a pdf (local) and then press "back" to go back to the folder
* Open an internet page, then click on a bookmark which point
My Nvidia card died last week. I am thus using the default Intel card
included on the mother board (same installation, same hardware apart of
the Nvidia) and I've no more any problems.
So
1. this is closely related to the Nvidia card.
2. I'm no more able to give further details for helping the deb
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I've installed my quantal via deboostrap (I've no other ways) and I've
made all upgrades. (apt-get update/dist-upgrade)
I'm using some GTK apps under KDE (kdm) : thunderbird, gvim and the
windows decorator (because of compiz).
When I open my cession (KDE+Compiz), everything
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Tit
I think that this bug is related to the nouveau driver or to my Nvidia
card : my laptop (that has the same installation but has an Intel
graphical card) has no problems.
For information :
$ lspci | grep VGA
18:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G86 [GeForce 8300 GS]
(rev a1)
Other constatation : Firefox and Thunderbird are clearly triggering the
bug.
When gvim is the only opened GTK app, I've hardly no problems. When on
the other hand I open Firefox or Thunderbird, things are rapidely
degenerating.
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Wow; it's old. I don't even remember to have reported that ;)
Of course, I changed my Ubuntu version since. So I will be unable to furnish
more details or any step to reproduce.
As far as I am concerned, one can close this bug.
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I'm sorry I didn't keep these ps (ps2pdf rocks ;) ) I got a try with
other ones, but I didn't got a crash anymore; however I upgraded to
Konqueror 4.2.2 in the same time.
I let you know if I see that bug again ... and next time I keep the
buggy ps file.
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