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hello
i have Debian Sarge
2.4 GHz
kernel 2.6
XFCE4
Xfree is updated
my problem is that... after one day the computer suddenly getting slow
and the CPU is very high ...above 80% cuz of the X server
i asked ppl and i searched in Google andi tried to look at the output of top and ps aux ...but i didn't find the problem.
when i restart the X server everything is back to normal...
here r links to the output of ps aux,free -m and top is realtime
and sorry for my poor english..
h ttp://w ww.freewebs.com/ygn123/ps_aux.txt
h ttp://w ww.freewebs.com/ygn123/free_m.txt
h ttp://w ww.freewebs.com/ygn123/top.txt
I once noticed that certain applets gobble a lot of CPU. I dunno, try running a different DE, like gnome or kde, and don't use any applets that aren't 100% neccessary. Run this for a few days. This should help you narrow your problem down a lot.
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