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I've noticed that even after closing KDE and the X server several KDE processes are still shown in htop, notably virtuoso-t, nepomukserver, knotify and various kdeinit4 kio_somethings. I'm no developer, but shouldn't all of these processes been closed properly?
Something smells fishy.
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Usually they are supposed to exit. This likely means that something blocked them from exiting on logout. Are any nepomukserver or nepomukservicestub processes running?
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Yes there are. KDE never seems to exit cleanly anyways. (I don't use KDM, so I only have the "logout" option in KDE to quit X)
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Ive always set it to "Start with an empty session" in the configuration so that rogue processes arent kept after reboot
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Supreme, I don't think that's the cause. This is cleaning processes when _closing_ KDE, not opening it.
google01103, I don't use xdm, kdm, or any login screen. I start whatever DE/WM I feel like using with `startx`. If KDM doesn't exist, KDE no longer provides options to reboot, shutdown or hibernate in the KickOff menu. The only way to exit KDE is to Log out.
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Which version of KDE is being used? If KDE logs out really quickly ( like it does here ) some processes will quit about 30 seconds to a minute after it finishes logging out,
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I am using 4.5.1. No, KDE does not quit really quickly. It takes a sensible amount of time to quit. Waiting doesn't have any effect, the processes remain there.
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Can you post the full list of processes that hang around please?
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OK it happened again, here's the list:
/usr/bin/knotify4 /usr/bin/virtuoso-t +foreground +configfile /tmp/virtuoso_something.ini + wait kdeinit4: kio_http_cache_cleaner [kdeinit] /usr/bin/nepomukserver
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Is there anything in ~/.xsession-errors that might hint at why they are still running? This shouldn't be possible as KNotify4 at least needs an X server, and NepomukServer and KNotify4 need D-Bus, which isn't running.
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Sorry for the late reply, I have been using ratpoison lately instead of KDE (not because I don't like KDE, of course!) and I only recently managed to get it to happen again. I don't know much on how to interpret the xsession errors, so perhaps you can fare better:
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Not sure why those processes are hanging around unfortunately. virtuoso-t is likely causing nepomukserver to remain running ( or the other way around, either way both are hung ). No idea about knotify4 or kio_http_cache_cleaner though.
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