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Franz Fellner wrote: |
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> On Mon Sep 7 22:05:36 2020, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Another question. I use top to see what is using the CPU so much. When |
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>> it is Dolphin, I can't tell which window it is. I sometimes have a few |
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>> instances of Dolphin open at the same time. Sometimes I have my spot |
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>> marked by highlighting a file or files. If I kill it, I don't get to |
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>> write down where I was. Thing is, I can't tell from top which window it |
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>> is that is using the CPU more than it should. Is there a way to figure |
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>> out which process goes with which window or running instance of |
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>> Dolphin? In top, it shows a ID number like this. |
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> In a console run: |
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> xprop _NET_WM_PID |
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> Your cursor will turn into a crosshair. |
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> now click on the first dolphin window. |
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> In the console you now get something like |
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> _NET_WM_PID(CARDINAL) = 576073 |
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> Compare the number with the PID in top from the dolphin instance |
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> with high CPU usage. |
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> If it is the same you have your instance. |
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> If not repeat with the next dolphin window. |
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I have a lot of desktops here. If I run that command in a Konsole, can |
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I still click to switch to the desktop that Dolphin is running on? I |
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have to click to switch since the usual offender is on desktop 12, 13 or |
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14. I can't switch there with the F keys. It seems something else uses |
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those shortcuts. |
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Now to read up a little on that command. Never heard of it before. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |