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I included Shutter on my Startup Applications list upon installing the app. For the second time in two days, my laptop would suddenly freeze heavily for a few seconds that I can't even move the mouse pointer immediately. I had checked my system monitory --> processes, and to my surprise Shutter was using a big chunk of my memory 2.1GB out of my 3.8GB total memory so I had to end the app. Kindly note I was not using Shutter at the time of the freeze.



It seems like including it on my startup applications list is a factor in this problem. Is there a way to solve this without having to give it up on startup apps list?



I'm using 12.04 64-bit on my ThinkPad R61i. (if this would help)


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You could try starting Shutter with a delay.




  1. Go the the startup applications dialog, choose Shutter and hit Edit.

  2. Put sleep 8s && before the value in the Command field.

  3. Hit Save.



Using ScreenCloud in this example, as I stopped using Shutter






I'm using ScreenCloud in this example because I don't have Shutter in my startup applications.


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