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Even pkill lxpanel won't let it free up its memory.
Comparing to the space used by Xorg or pcmanfm-qt, the 760M+ memory (including 520M+ swap space) usage of lxpanel is huge, while it only has few static items:
Is that normal?
How can I let it free up its memory?
This is LUbuntu 21.10:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 21.10
Release: 21.10
Codename: impish
Update:
It is surely leaking memory, otherwise, the heap won't be this big, 1.2G!!
We don't have lxpanel or lxpanelctl in LXQt and the RaspberryPi report you mentioned was about LXDE, not LXQt.
Anyway, the memory usages of both lxqt-panel and Xorg seem abnormal in your case. You might want to report it to LUbuntu/Ubuntu or, perhaps, their RaspberryPi team.
Closing this because it isn't reproducible upstream, the version of lxqt-panel in Ubuntu (0.17.1) is outdated, and opening of #2153 was enough.
Same issue as posted in
lxpanel is taking too much RAM (and growing)
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=267015&sid=9cc8bddec6c80edebe8a0b7be7b2f2d4
Just that
lxpanelctl restart
is not helping in my case to free up the memory it has allocated.Reported by
smem
:Even
pkill lxpanel
won't let it free up its memory.Comparing to the space used by Xorg or pcmanfm-qt, the 760M+ memory (including 520M+ swap space) usage of lxpanel is huge, while it only has few static items:
Is that normal?
How can I let it free up its memory?
This is LUbuntu 21.10:
Update:
It is surely leaking memory, otherwise, the heap won't be this big, 1.2G!!
Originally posted by @suntong in #2153
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