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After recent updates in Debian testing (KDE Plasma 5.4), ksmserver started hanging often on shutdown, and one time I had to forcefully kill it to finish shutting down the machine. After restart next day, plasmashell started freezing with eating a lot of CPU (not sure if those two events are related, but still). I tested it with a fresh new user - and plasmashell behaves OK. Also, I noticed there was some problem with NetworkManager right before this started happening (like VPN plugin missing).
When killed, and run from the terminal, plasmashell outputs this:
Here is some excerpt from strace of plasmashell:
Is there any way to fix it without wiping the whole $HOME/.kde? |
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Looks like I'm getting somewhere. I backed up all files in $HOME/.config and nuked them (just files, not directories). plasmashell behaves properly now. I'll try to narrow it down to the one that's causing it.
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OK, I narrowed it down to deleting $HOME/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc
After that, desktop got reset to default, and plasmashell stopped misbehaving. I guess it has something to do with one of the applets that I was using before that. I'll narrow down more. |
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Ah, I found the culprit. It's the dashboard launcher. When it's set (instead of default launcher menu), plasmashell goes insane.
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Please file a bug report for this, so that the cause can be found.
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Which component should I file it for?
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Submitted a bug here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353796
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