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I've noticed lately that when I unlock my gnome3 session after being gone for a while (several hours), it takes forever to get me back to a useable desktop. I initially was blaming gnome-shell, but it appears the problem is actually firefox forcing the whole system into swap. Firefox was using 60% of memory. Killing it and reloading the same set of tabs makes it use 6.3% of memory (as reported by 'top'). I don't think it's a particular web page that is going screwy, because it happens at work and at home, and my set of tabs are completely different (okay, fine, I use google.com in both environments...) Is anyone else seeing this kind of runaway memory usage? Matt
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