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applications run in two processes?
Why many running applications have two processes in my N900, or is this normal (two threads per app?) ?
A bug or a feature? This is the situation about right after cold reboot: Code:
Nokia-N900-42-11:~# ps |
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Any hints what is the cause of this?
Code:
2157 user 3936 S /usr/bin/osso-addressbook |
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If you see, all the double process has one common id 3936
ps -ef |grep 3936 will show all the application open right now. ls -l ls -l /usr/bin/Calendar lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Dec 17 12:34 /usr/bin/Calendar -> maemo-invoker They all point to maemo-invoker. and this maemo-invoker is part of Maemo Launcher. Maemo Launcher is used to launch all application, 1 part being the invoker to start the given program and other being the launcher that initialize most of the data used by program. |
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That 3936 is not ID, but amount of VirtualSiZe (memory) reserved.
But otherwise, your explanation about maemo-invoker makes sense. So it is I guess normal. |
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Save for x11vnc, but I guess you where in the middle of a vnc session.
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However PC-connectivity-manager has it enabled when using Bluetooth networking. Maybe it is a bug in PC-connectivity-manager that it has vnc-server started twice? |
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same for me. and I never used vnc and I never installed pc-manager-connectivity. BTW I suppose it's not normal since my cpu percent almost never go down under 500Mhz and red belt mem is almost ever higher then first days after I reflashed (by conky).
and, last but not least, I never saw double processes in no one linux distro I ever used since many years! Here my screenshot: |
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