Intermittant performance problem in galeon
"William W. Austin" <[email protected]>
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I have used galeon for years, and I really prefer it over Mozilla and
Firefox. One of the big reasons is its speed - both in start-up time
and in general in saving objects to disk. I collect astronomy images
and the 'save' time for a group of large (2k x 3k pixels and larger) is
really noticable.
However at some time - I can't really say when - I started seeing a
problem. It started (I *think*) sometime after going from fedora FC2
to FC3.
Currently I am running Fedora FC3 and using KDE as my desktop. Other
particulars:
o/s: fedora fc3
galeon currently 1.3.21-1.fc3 (compiled using the
1.3.21-1.fc4souces). the same problem has occurred
with all the versions I've tried > 1.3.15.
mozilla: 1.7.8-1.3.1 (has occurred all the versions I'v tried
since at least 1.7.3)
cache: 48Mb
kernel 2.6.11-1.35_FC3 (happens under all the 2.6.11
kernels I've used)
glibc 2.3.5-0.fc3.1
memory 1GB
cpu athlon xp2400+ (but the same thing happens on
my box at
the office which has a P4 and 512MB ram)
What happens: I will be using galeon and suddenly for no reason I can
determine the the cpu usage (top) of kdeinit and the X server will jump
to approximately 99.8% or more. Until then everything is essentially
"normal"; however after this occurs the cpu usage of those two
processes stays at 95+ or higher until I exit (or kill) the galeon
process, at which time the cpu usage of those two drop back to
'normal'. I never get any error messages and nothing looks odd in
/var/log/messages, BTW, and when I compile it there are no error
messages (which is reasonable, because on an error msg, I'd expect the
compile to bomb out).
I have done web searches on this one (and RTFM'ed) but have not seen
anything about this problem, so any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
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William W. Austin [email protected]
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