[09:21] duflu: regarding bug 1856516 [09:21] bug 1856516 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "Excessive memory usage by gnome-shell in 19.10" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1856516 [09:21] just pressing Super then Escape increases RAM usage for me. [09:27] popey, OK thanks, noted. I may not get to it till next year ;) [09:27] Sure. :) [09:27] In other gnome-shell news, I did figure out the random mouse stutters [09:28] oh? [09:28] It's garbage collection, because mouse movements are triggering more JavaScript than they should [09:28] Blimey. [09:28] Also, unrelated. I was blaming gnome shell for laptop lockups. Turns out the processor in my T450 needs some kernel bodges to make it not stutter. [09:29] intel_idle.max_cstate=2 [09:29] popey, what's the CPU model? [09:37] popey, stuttering when the CPU is power saving is still our fault I would say. Just limiting power states is a workaround [09:37] yeah [09:37] i7-5600U [09:37] Broadwell [09:37] apparently known issue once I started googling without the words "gnome shell" in the search term [09:41] duflu: i know you gave a lightning talk, but did you write up somewhere the list of tools and processes for finding memory leaks in gs? [09:42] popey, my talk was about real time performance, not memory leaks [09:42] oh yeah [09:55] Sooo. next talk will be searching for memory leaks, right? :D [10:03] popey, anything is possible