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On 09/20/2016 08:26 PM, Kai Krakow wrote: |
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>> I've noticed a couple more things. One is after resume from standby |
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>> the plasma taskbar hangs at 100% cpu for 2-3 minutes, during which |
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>> time you can't open the K menu, click on open programs in the task |
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>> bar or start any apps. The tray icons and clock are also frozen. Has |
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>> anyone experienced this? It only does this after resume, it seems to |
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>> be fine otherwise. |
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> |
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> Any chances you're using calendar access in plasma widgets? I'm using |
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> calendars via akonadi-ews, and the clock widget has access to this |
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> (also korgac integrates with the plasma bars and accesses the |
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> calendar). This leads plasma to blocking for about 1 minute after login |
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> or resume - but only due to heavy writes of logs about zoneinfo that |
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> cannot be found. The problem here is that Outlook uses very strange |
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> time zone names (which even seem to change from version to version, I |
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> wonder how MS programmers keep track of it). The solution was to simply |
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> symlink the missing names (which you can extract from the X session |
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> logs and/or journal) to /usr/share/zoneinfo/localtime and now it works |
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> and my calendar events are even at the correct hour (and not shifted to |
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> another time zone). For me, blocking of plasma is now gone or at least |
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> reduced to a very short time. |
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Well, I think I might have solved this one for now. I was using the |
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nouveau driver and I was playing a news clip and had no sound and when I |
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clicked on the volume control in the tray my computer hardlocked. |
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I was able to ssh in to see that nouveau was crashing constantly trying |
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to do what plasma was asking of it; I have installed the recommended |
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nvidia-drivers version that was mentioned on nvidia's site and now it |
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seems to be okay. |
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Six or so months ago I tried both nouveau and nvidia's drivers and they |
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were both crashing plasma every 10-20 seconds. |
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>> Is there a way to speed up alt-tab switching? Often I hit alt-tab |
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>> expecting it to switch to another app but nothing happens. I have to |
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>> hit it two or sometimes even three (!) times to make it switch. This |
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>> is really irritating and slows down my work flow. |
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> I wonder about this annoying bug, too. As a programmer this is |
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> absolutely irritating as I do a lot of alt+tab between editors, logs, |
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> web browsers, and documentation. :-( |
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> |
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> Something similar happens when switching tasks using the mouse: |
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> Sometimes the first click on a taskbar icon is simply not fully |
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> recognized, it just switches focus to plasma but doesn't switch the |
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> application to front. |
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> Sometimes I feel like this may be related to having multiple monitors |
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> connected. |
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I do not have multiple monitors. I haven't seen the mouse issue yet as |
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when alt+tab isn't working I have to resort to the dang mouse and it |
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always works. |
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However, on the plus side, I disabled the compositor effects on the |
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alt-tab switching and so now it works as expected. |
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I've attached a small screenshot, make sure what I've circled in red is |
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NOT checked. It's under system settings -> window management -> task |
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switcher. |
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Dan |