Hi Sebastien. I have edited the title to reflect my understanding of this bug. I *think* what happened is that the original problem appeared in hardy-proposed and this bug was filed. Regardless of this bug the -proposed was pushed to updates, and as such people are commenting about having the issue without -proposed (I can confirm I have this issue without -proposed). THEN a fix for this issue was put in -proposed, so now proposed is fixed, while it is broken in an updated Hardy (reversed from initially when the bug was filed). Does that make sense? Can anyone confirm?
** Summary changed: - gnome-appearance-properties causes CPU spike hardy-proposed + gnome-appearance-properties causes CPU spike in Hardy ** Description changed: Binary package hint: nautilus - Recent updates in hardy-proposed causes a significant cpu spike when - using gnome-appearance-properties to change desktop backgrounds. - Selecting the background wallpaper by using a mouse is very slow and - responsive, however using the keyboard arrows is more responsive. gnome- - appearance-properties also takes up much of the CPU during this process. - There were recent changes in nautilus and gnome-desktop that fix issues - with backgrounds, but seem to have introduced a regression. + Recent updates in hardy-proposed (now pushed out to updates) causes a + significant cpu spike when using gnome-appearance-properties to change + desktop backgrounds. Selecting the background wallpaper by using a mouse + is very slow and responsive, however using the keyboard arrows is more + responsive. gnome-appearance-properties also takes up much of the CPU + during this process. There were recent changes in nautilus and gnome- + desktop that fix issues with backgrounds, but seem to have introduced a + regression. + + It appears that now a fix for this is in -proposed. -- gnome-appearance-properties causes CPU spike in Hardy https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236778 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
