Hi
Just curious about a process that shows up in top as exe--it uses a fair amount of processor time and killing it does not seem to effect anything. I am wondering what it is-and where it is.
`ps auxwwf` does not list anything named exe.
Thanks
- Joshua
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 12:33 -0800, Joshua Andrews wrote:
Just curious about a process that shows up in top as exe--it uses a fair amount of processor time and killing it does not seem to effect anything. I am wondering what it is-and where it is.
`ps auxwwf` does not list anything named exe.
It's Pulse Audio.
/B
Brian Pepple wrote:
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 12:33 -0800, Joshua Andrews wrote:
Just curious about a process that shows up in top as exe--it uses a fair amount of processor time and killing it does not seem to effect anything. I am wondering what it is-and where it is.
`ps auxwwf` does not list anything named exe.
It's Pulse Audio.
/B
Weird!
I guess I don't have a clue about pulse audio, I am running KDE desktop and xmms did not seem phased at all by killing the process.
I wonder what starts the process since it seems to be just using energy for nothing.
Thanks
- Joshua
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 13:01 -0800, Joshua Andrews wrote:
Brian Pepple wrote:
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 12:33 -0800, Joshua Andrews wrote:
Just curious about a process that shows up in top as exe--it uses a fair amount of processor time and killing it does not seem to effect anything. I am wondering what it is-and where it is.
`ps auxwwf` does not list anything named exe.
It's Pulse Audio.
Weird!
I guess I don't have a clue about pulse audio, I am running KDE desktop and xmms did not seem phased at all by killing the process.
I believe xmms uses the alsa-plugins-pulseaudio, so when you kill pulse it just uses alsa.
I wonder what starts the process since it seems to be just using energy for nothing.
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/RexDieter/PulseAudioKDE
/B
On Thursday 03 January 2008, Joshua Andrews wrote:
Hi
Just curious about a process that shows up in top as exe--it uses a fair amount of processor time and killing it does not seem to effect anything. I am wondering what it is-and where it is.
`ps auxwwf` does not list anything named exe.
Thanks
- Joshua
Sounds odd to me, there is no such process running on the x86_64 I just installed yesterday morning.