Maybe it does that because it detects your cpu is a 4 physical core cpu
with 4 virtual cpu.
4 physical cpus + 4 virtual cpus = 8 cpus.
But only 4 are real.
Bye, KM.
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Title:
System Monitor does not remember CPU colour settings
Status in The GNOME System Monitor:
New
Status in “gnome-system-monitor” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
I have a PC running an Intel Core i7 with Ubuntu 11.10. When I
initially go into System Monitor, it will show 8 CPUs all with the
same colour setting. I go to change the colour settings so each CPU
has a different colour (so each CPU is easily identifiable in the
graph) but whenever I exit the System Monitor and go back in, the
colour settings for all 8 CPUs are not remembered, only for 4 of them
(see screenshot).
This problem does not exist in Ubuntu 11.04.
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