I have the same problem, has it in 9 and now with a just fresh download
of 10, installed on a pretty generic box.
It happens with my logitech USB headset. Under 9 it seems to happen
when I used a media player...it also keeps my machine from powering down
without a hardware reset.
Under 10 I had
This is what I have for
$ lsof | awk '{ print $1 }' | uniq -c | sort -rn | head
17808 dropbox
6042 dropbox
3504 JS\x20Hel
3024 JS\x20Hel
2628 DNS\x20Re
2456 JS\x20Hel
2056 JS\x20Hel
1856 JS\x20Hel
1752 mozStorag
1600 JS\x20Hel
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Where is this "fix"? I know it isn't bootchart, because bootchart isn't
on any of my installations.
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Title:
Ubuntu 16.04 Unity desktop uses much
I've had the java 8 memory leak with lubuntu 16.04.
As for using excessive memory from the start, like over a gigabyte with
nothing else running, I've seen it in Ubuntu (Unity, Gnome, KDE) and
Linux Mint 18 (Cinnamon and KDE), which is based on Ubuntu 16.04. I
have not observed this excessive mem
Davias, even though this bug report was originally about the other
memory problem of using excessive memory as soon as it turns on, don't
see the harm in helping with this java memory problem too since it
doesn't look like Canonical is going to fix either one for 16.04 since
it has existed so long
I didn't notice a difference with 16.04.01 either. I've switched most
of my computers to Linux Mint 18 Mate, which doesn't have this issue
even though it is based on 16.04. That OS uses about 400 MB with
nothing running, but some proprietary NVIDIA drivers boost it up to
about 800 MB. LM 18 Cinn
This screenshot is from my amd computer...
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Here are some screenshots with Ubuntu 16.04 gnome on two different
computers. Gnome seems to have improved a little on memory usage in
16.04 since the last time I reported, but I don't know how.
This screenshot is from my intel computer.
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@ Sebastien Bacher
I'm still having the excessive use of RAM, even though there is no
single process that is responsible. I don't know if the excessive RAM
is from the number of running processes or if there is something else
using up the RAM. In this screenshot, I don't have any other
applicati
I don't have a bootchart app either. Just in case I tried in terminal $
sudo rm /dev/.bootchart however there was no such file.
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Title:
Ubuntu 1
Here's a screenshot with various diagnostic windows up. It looks like
/dev/core is the culprit for me since my hdd is 1T but the process says
it is 140.7TB in size, the link goes to /proc/kcore but using sudo rm
/proc/kcore results in a message "Operation not Permitted" in the
terminal. However s
This affects me also. Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 is using 2.3 GB of RAM, or 30%
of my total RAM. Biggest memory hogs in the processes list according
to system monitor are gnome-shell, dropbox, and gnome-software, all over
240 MiB of RAM each. Evolution and chrome are also using a bit (20-90
MiB for eac
Public bug reported:
it happened after the recent 3.19 kernel update for 14.04. The login
screen loads, but won't let anyone log in.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: fglrx-updates-core 2:15.200-0ubuntu0.3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.19.0-25.26~14.04.1-generic 3.19.8-c
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