Sounds great, Loye. I look forward to your memory footprint reduced console-kit-daemon. I too am interested in multiseat configurations. I've experimented with a configuration that uses Xorg to create a separate screen on each of two ports of my video card and an instance of Xephyr running on top of each. That approach works, but is far from ideal in both functionality and memory footprint.
I still don't think console-kit-daemon's footprint should be nearly as high priority as the X server's, which is 20 times larger on my system. Of course, a lot of portable and embedded systems use GUIs with no X server or a very small one, like tinyX, but those aren't typically multi user. For comparison's sake, what is the smallest footprint you've seen of a functional X server on a system that had multiple users in a way that needed console-kit-daemon? I'm sure it's possible to reduce the memory footprint and other resources of console-kit-daemon, but I haven't seen any strong evidence that it deserves as much attention as much more demanding daemons and apps on an Ubuntu system. I'm also curious about how a completely dormant thread reduces performance of the system. But the main problem with this bug report is that it's too vague. If console-kit-daemon can be made to only track the Linux virtual consoles in use and that decreases footprint and improves performance, this bug report should say so. However, currently it says nothing about what the threads are used for or what would be an appropriate number of threads. -- console-kit-deamon spawns too many threads https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/148454 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
