So this seems to be a big problem for me, in that it simply refuses to
open new apps, and find this happens more and more these days. Am I like
the only actual person to use linux these days that this occurs with?
I've seen reports of this, stating it's a hard-coded thing in xorg code,
which I find entirely asinine, but seems a reality when using
Chrome/Chromium that launches some 300 flocks on various things, and
blows out the 256/512 client count on xorg. I find this almost stupid,
and feel I'm back to the days of windoze me having to reboot every other
day.
Reality is I have 3 chrome profiles open, some pdfs, libreoffice, some
chrome apps, some file manager windows (dolphin/kde), and not much
else. Sort of want to punch someone in the face when I see this -
someone is obviously doing something wrong, and really can't see why.
All I can ever think is really, am I the only person that really "uses"
a linux desktop to see these?
Uninstalling pepperflash, or any flash vermin, seems to have done some
good, no longer causing a persistent memory leak in xorg/fglrx drivers,
but otherwise chrome|chromium still seems an absolute basketcase under
linux, forgetting there are resource limits they should consider
adhering to.
-mb
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