11 Jul
2019
11 Jul
'19
2:05 p.m.
On Thu July 11 2019 06:29:23 Michele Calgaro via trinity-users wrote:
if there are two kdesktop processes running, each will
run a kdesktop_lock
process and the two processes will use the same lock file on the disk. The
"delete stale file" logs that you see are consistent with that. You need to
try to understand why two kdesktop processes are started together.
Hi Michele,
Agreed there should not be two kdesktops.
However .xsession-errors shows them using different lock files:
[2019/07/11 05:09:30.488] [tdecore] Deleting stale
lockfile /tmp/tde-mgb/kdesktop_lock_lockfile.:0.0
[2019/07/11 05:09:30.489] [tdecore] Deleting stale
lockfile /tmp/tde-mgb/kdesktop_lock_lockfile.:0.1
And yet they both decide these lockfiles are stale a couple
dozen times per second.
Not sure why the lockfiles refer to :0.0 and :0.1 when the
two displays should be :0 (TDE) and :1 (not TDE).
When I disable the second display TDE works fine with a
single :0 lock file as expected.
--Mike