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I can open and work with gnome-appearances fine, however after closing the gui I find that gnome-appearances is still running and consuming around 100% of one CPU. So I have to kill it manually.
While running, gnome-appearances is consuming 100% of one CPU, which seems a bit odd but the fact that it doesn't close with the gui is my issue.
I get no error messages when running from the command line.
Has anyone else encountered this problem?
I'm using GNOME appearance 2.20.3
Thanks
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Had this same issue the other day. Not sure what fixed it. I just tried it and it's not lingering around after close anymore.
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I'm thinking it is an issue related to the gtk themes. I tried changing the window control theme in xfce earlier today and noticed the same spike in CPU usage (w/o the lingering after closing though).
Also, while I had gnome installed I was unable to change to a gnome style window control (e.g., mist, industrial, etc.) in xfce. After uninstalling gnome, I can now use those gtk themes in xfce.
Need to look into this some more.
edit:
It seems the spike in CPU usage while changing the window control theme in xfce occurs only when firefox is running. Which makes some sense, although I don't remember that ever being an issue before.
Last edited by kr22 (2008-01-27 01:57:02)
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Same issue (first post) here with latest packages.
Could be after installing a new theme. Works OK when i mv newly installed themes.
Newly changed themes:
Clearlooks
Crux
Mist
Nova
Simple
EDIT:
When I copy back the Clearlooks folder to /usr/share/themes it consumes 100% and will not close again.
So seems like the clearlooks theme is the sinner. Can anyone confirm this?
Last edited by cybe-arch (2008-04-08 15:10:17)
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yeah firefox 2 doesn't like you changing themes while it's open. Close it and then change the theme. This is no longer an issue in firefox 3.
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You need to delete the qt-gtk-engine package, I'm afraid.
This should solve the problem.
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