Strange Opera behavior.

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viking60
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Strange Opera behavior.

Postby viking60 » 21 Sep 2011, 23:58

ImageI Installed and used Opera 11.51-1 on one of my Arch laptops. And after a while the CPU went close to 100%. So I close opera but according to my conky, Opera is still using lots of CPU.

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killall opera
did not do it either.
Well time to remove it completely then. And still it was there eating resources. Loging out and in did not remove it either.
A good old reboot will fix it - kind of reminds me of my Windows days.
I have always liked Opera but it is time to put it on hold now.
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Re: Strange Opera behavior.

Postby rolf » 22 Sep 2011, 23:16

You might try

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kill -9 <pid>


where you can get <pid> from

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ps aux|grep opera


for example, on such occasions.

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Re: Strange Opera behavior.

Postby viking60 » 23 Sep 2011, 01:21

Hm yes that looks better than doing it in htop. Re-installing and trying.....
Ah yes! You are the Guru - thanks that did it. :dance1 Still; the Opera people need to sing another tune :boohoo:
(It could be Arch too I guess).
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Re: Strange Opera behavior.

Postby dedanna1029 » 26 Sep 2011, 20:52

You can also get the PID just by running top.
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