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#4
Looks like the tracker process is taking up most of the CPU. You can open a terminal and use
Code:
tracker-processes -k
to kill it. It will get restarted again automatically. If it still gives you problems you can try
Code:
tracker-processes -r
which will kill it and delete its databases, it'll rebuild the databases automatically (it should only take a few minutes) though you'll lose stuff like "tracks played" in the media player (and possibly some other stuff, I'm not quite sure) but nothing important.
 

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