On Monday 09 of November 2020 21:04:16 Dan Youngquist via tde-users wrote: > On 11/09/2020 11:43 AM, Michael via tde-users wrote: > > So, yeah, 30% CPU seems really odd. Assuming you're not on a Pentium > > II or something ;) > > LOL well it's a 2GHz Core Duo, so a bit slow by today's standards. But > it's run TDE on Ubuntu for several years without this issue. It has to > go back to its user very soon, though, so if I can't find a solution > fast, it'll have to go back with XFCE rather than TDE. > > I've tried several different 4.x & 5.x kernels, and switched from tdm > back to lightdm, all with no change. > > The problem task has a PID in the low 3-digits, so it's something that > starts pretty early. Hi Dan, kworker, although due to the 'k' at the beginning may give the impression that it is related to TDE, it is a thread in the kernel. That's why it runs there, even if you login into XFCE. The only thing where TDE could be directly related to the kernel is if you have SAK turned on. In this case, a special 'event' device for capturing the keyboard is created there. Cheers -- Slávek
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