I am running Manjaro with KDE Plasma, up to date, since a few years.
Since last big upgrade 2 days ago? (I haven’t noticed it before)
I have the process tracker-miner-fs-3 running, and slowly eating all the memory.
After 15 min, the tracker-miner-fs-3 process takes over the 16 Gb of ram available, and PC crashes of slowness.
I tried to uninstall it, since is a gnome thing… but too many program depends on it.
I don’t know what to do. Help ?
I tried to post in the dev section to open bug, but it seems I m not allowed.
From a fast read, it may cause a memory leak whenever a GNOME application has an issue and spams logs into the tracker. In which case, a solution would be to open the journal, and if there is such spammed log, act accordingly.
Otherwise, there may be ways to disable tracking as illustrated in the thread.
There are some bug related to this error, but doest seems to be related (cannot link them:/)
How can I report a bug somewhere ? it should not happen under normal use of the system…
I have disable it from autostarting., thanks for the info on how to do that
The only think I remember doing around that time is : Normal usage, Doing the Manjaro upgrade ( it was a big one) and installing gnucash