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Large number of notifications slow down whole panel #237
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Are you running elementary OS 6.1 Jólnir? Check using lsb_release -a as I have had this Wingpanel issue since that release update. My Wingpanel versions in AppCentre also supposedly updated but is reported as 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 in the AppCentre. $ lsb_release -a My output for Killall Wingpanel: $ killall io.elementary.wingpanel && io.elementary.wingpanel |
Here's mine:
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What I've noticed is that it becomes very unresponsive when I have a lot of unread notifications (500+, slack stacks up quick!). After clearing all notifications, it becomes responsive again. |
If I create a new account and login with that account, at least I don't see wingpanel slow to start. So maybe it has something to do with my config files? |
@minhdanh do you also have a lot of notifications on your main account? |
@cassidyjames Yes, I do. I'm not sure how many but I haven't cleared the notifications since I installed the OS. I've just cleared all notifications. Let see if it's going to happen again. |
After clearing the notifications, wingpanel can start very fast after booting. |
Is there a usability reason why notifications even survive between sessions? |
Necromancing this issue as an user on discord (amalchandran) encountered it: System info Steps reproduce the issue (exact issue happened for me). the fast way to reproduce is to use notify-send cli, i will check soon whether this is still an issue in 8 #### EDIT #### wingpanel is aggressively slow, and even opening the notification indicator can cause a crash Maybe it would be wise to have notifications decay. I regularly have to clean up there, and piling notifications makes it more difficult to triage the recent and relevant of the obsolete and cluttery This would both fix the issue and make the indicator more efficient |
What Happened?
At boot wingpanel would take about nearly 1 miniute to appear (when the dock and desktop has appeared). After that it randomly becomes very slow to respond to click (to application menu, time and date, or power icon), may be 5 minutes after the click.
At this moment when checking htop, I can see it's consuming a high amount of CPU:
(The CPU of wingpanel is actually always 100% when it doesn't respond)
Steps to Reproduce
It happens at boot time, and randomly becomes slow to respond after that. I'm not sure how to find a consistence way to reproduce.
Expected Behavior
Wingpanel displays as soon the desktop is shown, and respond quickly to mouse click (and ctrl space)
OS Version
6.x (Odin)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
I tried to use this command:
killall io.elementary.wingpanel && io.elementary.wingpanel
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