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Thread: Upon resuming from sleep, Gnome-Do at 100% CPU Power

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    Upon resuming from sleep, Gnome-Do at 100% CPU Power

    Hi all,

    After I resume my computer from sleep mode, gnome-do (already running when I slept the computer) starts using a ridiculous amount of CPU, utilizing 100% of both my 2.0Ghz cores. I have to kill the process to make it settle down and can then restart gnome-do. Help?

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    Re: Upon resuming from sleep, Gnome-Do at 100% CPU Power

    Nothing to do about it except try to install a newer version of Gnome-Do from the Gnome-Do website, or upgrade your Ubuntu to 9.10, which will have a newer Gnome-Do.
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    Re: Upon resuming from sleep, Gnome-Do at 100% CPU Power

    I experienced the same problem.

    Gnome-do is pretty young so we'll have to be patient.
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    Re: Upon resuming from sleep, Gnome-Do at 100% CPU Power

    Quote Originally Posted by Temposs View Post
    Nothing to do about it except try to install a newer version of Gnome-Do from the Gnome-Do website, or upgrade your Ubuntu to 9.10, which will have a newer Gnome-Do.
    I am using 9.10. The problem wasn't happening on 9.04 as luck would have it.

    But aside from that, I LOVE GNOME-DO. It saves me soooo much time!

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