potential dapper xorg memory leak

C Hamel yogich at sc2000.net
Mon Apr 17 20:53:20 UTC 2006


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On Monday 17 April 2006 06:02, ruscook wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> As you can see, xorg has decided to use 200mega byte of virtual memory
> and evolution and epiphany have also gone mad. At the same time I've
> lost the use of the shift and control keys i.e. they don't modify other
> keys at all but alt still works. - A reboot of X i.e. ctrl-alt-backspace
> fixes this.
>
> Here's the top output for these apps.
>
> 8228 root      15   0  200m  22m 5384 S 22.4  2.3  49:11.02 Xorg
> 7523 ruscook   15   0  148m  48m  12m S  3.5  4.8   5:40.23 epiphany
> 7527 ruscook   15   0  234m  72m  16m S  0.2  7.2   0:37.08
> evolution-2.6
>
> Does anyone else have this problem?
>
> Kind Regards Russell
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At the risk of sounding like the proverbial 'broken record' --what's a 
record??-- I discovered some time back that if one is using klipper, it is 
probably a good idea to disable the 'Prevent empty clipboard' setting.  The 
behaviour you describe is along the line of what I was experiencing prior to 
disabling it.  KDE has had a long-standing problem with this, running over 
several releases.

If you're not running klipper, please accept my apologies/condolences. ;-)

FWIW...
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