Last week my Fedora 10 setup was grinding to an unusable halt. My brother set up an hourly cron job to kill the Vino-server, and in the whole process of having done this things were back to their peppy selves.<\/p>\n
Slight problem. Last couple of days, the computer started slowing down again. A top command seemed to reveal a potential culprit: The X.org server. I think that it’s important at this point to mention that my computer is normally left on 24\/7, so of course I saw relatively long uptimes for the server (relatively being important, it’s probably been only a few days. \ud83d\ude42 )<\/p>\n
I did a manual kill of the server, and either because Red Hat systems are set up to do this automatically or somewhere in my particular setup, including the auto-login, it automatically reboots and within a minute or so I’m back in my desktop.<\/p>\n
And my computer is peppy again.<\/p>\n
I guess that earlier in the week, included in the whole process was a reboot somewhere, that reset any bogging down in the X.org server.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last week my Fedora 10 setup was grinding to an unusable halt. My brother set up an hourly cron job to kill the Vino-server, and in the whole process of having done this things were back to their peppy selves. Slight problem. Last couple of days, the computer started slowing down again. A top command … <\/p>\n