Gsd-Color Process
Is it possible to disable the gsd-colorprocess please? this process keeps resetting my brightness with xrandr and i want to disable it on startup tried this. Did you try this option from the man page? these plugins can be individually disabled by changing the gsettings key org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins. plugin-name.active, where plugin-name is the name of the plugin.
To see a list of all plugins, use the command gsettings list-children org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins Thanks for this! I'll look into it and report back later this evening! It returns to a normal state after I kill the "gsd-color" process from the system monitor. For instance, gsd-color took 1Gb of memory while working, but after putting it to sleep overnight, it shows usage of 28Gb memory the next day. However, gnome-settings-daemon is necessary as it is needed for ensuring theme, keybindings, font hinting, and various other settings are handled properly.
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This process is also used under Unity 7, but under Unity was forked as unity. I'm on a Linux Fedora 23 and I recently noticed that my gnome-shell process constantly uses 100% of one CPU (reported by htop, no visible applications running). There are some hints out there which cover some workarounds for bugs in the gnome-shell (deactivating background logo, re-aligning the monitors) but none of them help.
I tried to run. Hello, So i'm using xrandr to push the brightness above 1, the problem is after reboot or opening some app (it's random) it just reset. I found a solution on the net that consist to disable The GNOME Settings Daemon's color plugin from startup, this didn't work for me, i still see the "gsd-color" process i actually tried to pause the gsd-color and the reset didn't happen so i'm.
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It's a file created by NoMachine during the installation but I don't know why this prevent gsd-color to create devices Last edited by Leeo97one (2017-08-17 12:41:42). Hi Straight to the point, as the title, i did some annoying findings about gsd-color (using gnome as actual desktop environment) Here's the issue. The Xorg with uid gdm has a child gsd.
gsd-color, gsd-keyboard, gsd-media-keys, and gsd-power not running after logging in after a gnome-shell crash Today, after hitting an unrelated gnome-shell crash (mutter#842 (closed)) and logging back into gnome-shell, Super+L doesn't lock my screen and my custom Super+T shortcut doesn't open a terminal.
