Is this normal for Opera? It's this busy?
by tpprynn from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5DJDY)
*Ignore, update has lessened 'issue' quite a bit.* Have asked for deletion.
On the face of it I find Opera to seem quite smooth, even on my sub-200 laptop with its emmc drive. I'm very happy with my not overly flash OS and desktop environment. Today though I looked at the task manager LXTask and saw quite a list of processes for Opera. Either none of them or almost none left the list after the application was shut, unlike for Chromium. Seamonkey also shows up only once in LXTask and leaves when the program is closed.
I updated Opera after wiping the configuration files and cache etc and things look the same. I had either two or one tab open also, by the way. I have adblock as an add-on, and at the point the picture was taken the included VPN wasn't on. If it's normal, then okay. But if there's something I've done or set up wrong a pointer would be appreciated.
I installed with sudo dpkg -i *.deb on this occasion, with the file in my home folder.
64 bit Debian 10.7 built from the netinstall, Openbox with a bit of assistance from Xfce4-panel and PCManFM, 4gb RAM, Intel Celeron N4000, which though it's not powerful never otherwise in terms of stats seems taxed. (My N3050 machine very much does.) It's own task manager doesn't seem to tally up with what LXTask says also - nine processes instead of twenty-odd.
Thanks for any response.
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On the face of it I find Opera to seem quite smooth, even on my sub-200 laptop with its emmc drive. I'm very happy with my not overly flash OS and desktop environment. Today though I looked at the task manager LXTask and saw quite a list of processes for Opera. Either none of them or almost none left the list after the application was shut, unlike for Chromium. Seamonkey also shows up only once in LXTask and leaves when the program is closed.
I updated Opera after wiping the configuration files and cache etc and things look the same. I had either two or one tab open also, by the way. I have adblock as an add-on, and at the point the picture was taken the included VPN wasn't on. If it's normal, then okay. But if there's something I've done or set up wrong a pointer would be appreciated.
I installed with sudo dpkg -i *.deb on this occasion, with the file in my home folder.
64 bit Debian 10.7 built from the netinstall, Openbox with a bit of assistance from Xfce4-panel and PCManFM, 4gb RAM, Intel Celeron N4000, which though it's not powerful never otherwise in terms of stats seems taxed. (My N3050 machine very much does.) It's own task manager doesn't seem to tally up with what LXTask says also - nine processes instead of twenty-odd.
Thanks for any response.
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