hey @Mirdarthos, thanks for your reply!
I remember reading that post a while ago, the problem is that running that command kills that process just for the current session, meaning if i reboot and then check the system monitor, the process is still present. I suppose it’s something related to the akonadi framework, but i wonder if there is a more drastic solution? I understand it’s needed for some applications to run correctly, but the size of it is just unbearable (i’m running on 8gb RAM)