Question

7

Ubuntu 10.10 trash CPU overload

rated 0 times [ 7] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 3029 / 2 Years ago, thu, january 6, 2022, 10:38:06

I have a weird bug with Ubuntu 10.10 on one of my computer. When I empty the trash, the process - gvfsd-trash goes to 200% and does not stop until I kill it (using kill -9).

Does not matter if I have a 1 file or 100.

What can be the issue?

Here's a screenshot of mine (it's not 200% but it's 98%) which i think it's not normal.
98%

Answers

Only authorized users can answer the question. Please sign in first, or register a free account.

puccop

Add To Favorites

Follow

Total Points: 66

Total Questions: 99

Total Answers: 93

Location: Aruba

Member since Sun, Nov 27, 2022

1 Year ago

puccop questions

1 Autoinstall local repository

Thu, Feb 17, 22, 08:16, 2 Years ago

1 Activity stuck in ubuntu 21.04

Fri, Jan 13, 23, 18:55, 1 Year ago

1 Can someone explain why there exist two org.gnome.Software.desktop files? Which one (how) is loaded?

Mon, Aug 29, 22, 06:05, 2 Years ago

1 How to bookmark in file explorer Ubuntu 20.04?

Fri, Jan 21, 22, 07:21, 2 Years ago

1 Cannot ping GitHub

Thu, Jul 28, 22, 06:32, 2 Years ago

View All

answered 2 Years ago losbu · Accepted Answer

I had the same issue and I created an applet. This way i simply did rm -rf the trash folder. I also added a "shred" option - which is configurable.

this way more secure.

here's a example of applet code: http://conjurecode.com/create-indicator-applet-for-ubuntu-unity-with-python/