19 Apr
2025
19 Apr
'25
7:24 a.m.
On 2025/04/19 01:23 AM, Christian Schmitz via tde-users wrote:
Hello Dareel:
I didt both things. First if i dont suspend the laptop, even kdesktop go
runaway. For this reason i start to suspend it.
pc # Top
kdesktop 70%
kdesktop 80%
Firefox
etc
(is over more than 100% by the dual core)
Hi Christian,
how familiar are you with gdb and attaching processes and print backtraces?
If you are, please install the required debug symbols, then when the problem happens
again, open a CLI, attached
kdesktop from gdb, print a backtrace and send it as attachment. Do the same for
kdesktop_lock. I would like to check if
your problem is similar to the one noticed by Slavek.
Once you have done this, find the kdesktop pid and run the following command:
kill -TTIN <pid of kdesktop>
Does kdesktop become responsive and CPU go back to normal levels?
Thanks
Michele