GNOME 2.22 has been released!

[Jeremy Messenger]

On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 12:08:35 -0500, Joe Marcus Clarke <marcus at freebsd.org>  
wrote:

> Vladimir Grebenschikov wrote:
>> On Thu, 2008-03-27 at 10:27 +0300, Vladimir Grebenschikov wrote:
>>  Just get that problem:
>>  Xorg shows 30+% in top :(  evolution redraws current line in list of  
>> messages in visible two stages
>> - left part, then right part.
>>  Running applications:
>>  gnome-panel, evolution, firefox (minimized, static local homepage with  
>> only links
>> opened)
>> xterm (one, on non-active desktop, no changes)
>> sim-im
>> gkrellm  exiting xterm, sim-im, gkrellm does not change anything,
>> exiting evolution lowers CPU usage of Xorg till 15-17% but it is still
>> TOO high for completely idle system.
>>  It shows about 10% even when I've go to console.
>>  strace shows strange infinite loop,
>> looks like FD 18 false notify Xorg about something, of course it
>> is /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
>>  # fstat | fgrep c52bb5e8\|c6aff000
>> vova     evolution  20927    3* local stream c6aff5e8 <-> c6aff000
>> vova     at-spi-registryd  1264    9* local stream c52c3d20 <-> c52bb5e8
>> root     Xorg        1008   18* local stream c52bb5e8 <-> c52c3d20
>> root     Xorg        1008   32* local stream c6aff000 <-> c6aff5e8
>>  No idea what as-spi-r. wants so often from X.
>> After kill -STOP at-spi-r. Xorg stops eating resources, but
>> window-manager refused to do its work.
>
> I don't have at-spi-registryd running, so I suspect you have some  
> accessibility features enabled.  Check your Keyboard and Accessbility  
> capplets and make sure all of the accessibility features are disabled.

I remember see at-spi-registryd running often, but I never have seen CPU  
crazy from it. Ever since when I clean out ~/.* when test with double  
mount issue, I haven't tweak mouse theme and I don't see at-spi-registryd  
here anymore. I am not sure if it was from 2.20 -> 2.22 without clean out  
~/.* or it was from tweak mouse theme to have get at-spi-registryd runs.

Vladimir, try to create a dummy account and see if you still have issue in  
clean/fresh desktop.

Cheers,
Mezz

> Joe


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