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Why would software just installed on system increase memory usage? XFCE is not suppose to start/load KDE components and vice versa ...
by vermaden 4y ago
Why would software just installed on system increase memory usage?
XFCE is not suppose to start/load KDE components and vice versa ...
- viraptor 4y agoIt's not just installed, it actually got started based on your process lists. I don't know how bsd and xfce specifically work in this case, but some educated guesses: - depending on whether you restarted between tests or not, DE shutdown may not clean up all services - xfce may have a list of supported service alternatives and mate-screensaver was started as the expected-preferred one - some services may be registered to be stated together with the GUI through the .desktop files, which may explain kalendarc But as I said - just guessing here.
- vermaden 4y agoI have done full poweroff(8) before each DE test. I did not configured them to start. For some reason these DEs started them - do not ask me why - ask these DEs creators. Packages on FreeBSD are rather 'vanilla' - only ported to work properly on FreeBSD - so its pointless to ask FreeBSD port maintainers here. The only thing I configured to start were in FreeBSD main /etc/rc.conf config file: % cat /etc/rc.conf hostname="freebsd" ifconfig_em0="DHCP" sshd_enable="YES" moused_enable="YES" powerd_enable="YES" dumpdev="AUTO" zfs_enable="YES" dbus_enable="YES" Regards.