Closed thorstenwagner closed 2 weeks ago
Is it the xpra process that is using up your memory or not?
Can you run xpra exit
and reclaim it?
(then you can run xpra recover
to recover the session.
Thanks for the quick reaction.
Well its using all the memory on the machine where I run xpra in a browser. So there is no xpra actually running on that machine.
18.04.2024 14:20:47 Antoine Martin @.***>:
Is it the xpra process that is using up your memory or not? Can you run xpra exit and reclaim it? (then you can run xpra recover to recover the session.
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its using all the memory on the machine where I run xpra in a browser
Ah, you mean that the xpra client running in the browser is using up the memory, not the server. Right?
If that's the case, I will move the ticket to https://github.com/Xpra-org/xpra-html5
Please provide more details, OS, full browser version, xpra-html5
version, connection type (https?), etc..
Ah, you mean that the xpra client running in the browser is using up the memory, not the server. Right?
Yes!
Manjaro Firefox 125.0.1 (64-bit) http xpra 5.0.7 py312h22d6b59_0 conda-forge
How can I find out the xpra-html5 version? It is not listed by conda list or pip freeze
Its xpra-html version 12.0 beta
There are memory debugging tools in most browser's developer tools.
Not heard back.
Describe the bug
I'm using Xpra 5.0.7 and I'm using the html5 client.
When I'm using the html5 client via my laptop I'm observing a memory accumulation when doing certain things. What I do is running napari and within napari I trigger to calculate a UMAP on the GPU. I don't understand why I see a memory accumulation on my laptop?
Any ideas?