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When I logout KDE there are many things still running for the user who logged out.
How can I make sure I really log out after finishing a KDE session.
htop shows still running
- systemd --user
- dconf-service
- dropbox
- zeitgeist
- at-spi-core
and more... (telepathy, akonadi-server, rtkit, kuiserver...)
I'd like to logout when logging out.
Thx for help,
p.
Last edited by piedro (2015-10-23 02:24:01)
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Can you show your htop result for services like
- systemd --user
- dconf-service
- dropbox
- zeitgeist
- at-spi-core
mb you didn't quit because you are currently in user account when you execute htop. very strange question.
Last edited by me-evgnc (2015-10-23 05:07:52)
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I used htop as different user on tty2...
what is strange? what am I missing here?
Maybe that is more detailed:
- just login a normal KDE plasma session for [testuser] (I use SDDM to do that as is default for KDE atm)
- now logout the KDE session via the "logout" provided by KDE
- you should be back at the SDDM login screen ...
At this point you should have logged out as [testuser] and there should be no more processes running that are owned by [testuser], certainly there should be no "akonadi-server" running...
> now either login KDE as and check running processes for [testuser] or
> use TTY2 (pressing CTRL+F2) and login as [another testuser], type top or htop
p.
Last edited by piedro (2015-10-23 11:25:43)
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