Re: Clearing SWAP
- From: Mike Bird <mgb-debian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 14:55:28 -0700
On Thu May 1 2008 14:33:47 andy wrote:
Output of ps vax, as suggested:<snip>
4023 ? Sl 40:36 43190 208 1168611 246932 24.6<snip>
/usr/bin/xfdesktop --sm-client-id 11c0a80128000117172206900000088
4041 ? S 34:10 35998 31 1132264 245552 24.4
/usr/lib/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-menu-plugin socket_id 23068711
Those two seem to be the source of your VM problem. Maybe an XFCE
wizard can tell you why they are using so much VM. I have no idea.
It doesn't seem kosher to have to reboot a GNU/Linux system to recover
full responsivity. That sounds like a MS Windows solution ... or am I
being just too optimistic?
How do I address problems with a kbuildsycoca and iceape-bin?
kbuildsycoca normally only runs for several seconds after changing
something in KDE. If it's running non-stop you have a problem.
It's probably safe just to kill kbuildsycoca but a reboot would be
kinder.
As for iceape-bin, it shouldn't be using that much CPU except in
very short bursts. Maybe you have a bad plugin, or maybe it's a
bad interaction with the multiple windowing systems.
You have two gdm's, and xfce desktop, and a lot of KDE running.
You have several heavy applications running. That's way more
than will fit comfortably in a gig of RAM.
If you can't quickly find a solution to those two xfce memory
hogs I would suggest dropping xfce and gdm, and using kdm. You're
not saving anything with xfce as you're apps are so heavily KDE.
--Mike Bird
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