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High CPU after standby #3
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I have the same problem on Linux mint 18 cinnamon edition. |
I'm in this boat as well. It seems that it doesn't release resources when you wake the computer back up. I have to kill the process manually after a few sleep cycles. |
Same problem here. I'm running Ubuntu 16.04. In my System Monitor it is listing the gluqlo process twice and my CPU load is 100% |
Hey, |
Same problem here. I'm running Ubuntu 16.04. |
happens from time to time ob my raspberry also... seems like it has something to do with not correctly exiting / releasing resources... sometimes I see text written over the screen saying it sent sigterm but it’s still running... |
See the same thing on my RasPi 3B+ running Raspbian Stretch. Ended up writing a cron job to kill the gluqlo process every 6 hours. The periodic error message text on the screen can be fixed by setting the captureStderr option to False in the ~/.xscreensaver config file. |
I also got the same problem. Reproduce:when gluqlo screensaver lauched:
Repeat the above actions, I got a lot of gluqlo processes, and CPU usage 100%. |
can confirm this issue still persists. Tried on Ubuntu 18 |
After put my laptop on stand-by, when I re-open my session, my CPU load is 100% for one of my 4 CPUs and after an htop, I showed that 'gluqlo -root' was the process that load my CPU.
I don't know if you have an idea of where is the problem but I raise this issue at least for information.
I didn't have this issue each time I put my laptop on stand-by.
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