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multiple python processes?
lately i have spotted that for no apparent reason there can be as many as 10+ python processes running, eating up ram and basically slowing down the whole tablet.
i have yet to figure out what the cause can be tho... so, has anyone else seen this? |
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The python pre-loader (python launcher) can do that because they stay open even after you closed the program. So, if you load up MyTube, Quick Clip Viewer, PyGTKEditor, etc. a bunch of python processes will remain in memory even after being closed. Are they all like 1-3 MB?
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more like 4MB...
i could have sworn i had given python-launcher the boot... |
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The Advanced Power Plugin is also python based ( or at least one of the two parts ).
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true, but this have only started to show up recently (that i know off), and i have had AP installed for quite a while now.
still, i think it may well be a leftover from python-launcher, as i think i ones spotted it having multiple processes going. but at the time it was supposedly disabled (altho still installed). sadly, apt-get purge gives me a error about missing command, or something like that, so i cant really tell it to purge any leftovers related to python-launcher... |
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try 'ps uxaw', maybe you'll get some more info as to what's going on
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Is python launcher really that bad?
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seems i found the problem program, mcalendar...
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