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I have my panel set to auto-hide, but auto-hide only works in certain applications. When it doesn't work, it stays visible and pegs the CPU.
Expected behavior
When I mouse away from the panel, it should hide itself after some time.
Actual behavior
This only works in some applications. The behavior is reproducible/repeatable.
When it doesn't work:
When I open other apps, such as Brave browser, the panel does not hide and CPU usage increases significantly (cosmic-comp at > 50% CPU).
When it works:
When I open some applications, such as the terminal application (cosmic-term), the panel hides correctly every time and CPU usage is nominal.
Once the panel is hidden, I can switch to a workspace that has Brave browser open and begin using Brave. In this case the panel stays hidden and CPU usage stays nominal. I mention this as evidence that Brave itself is not the cause of CPU utilization. I'm pretty confident it is the cosmic compositor.
About my system
Arch on Kernel 6.6.65-1-lts
Cosmic is the only DE I have installed.
Nitropad V54 (V540TU)
Intel Core Ultra 7 155H
Intel Meteor Lake-P Arc Graphics (rev 08)
96GB DDR5
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Overview
I have my panel set to auto-hide, but auto-hide only works in certain applications. When it doesn't work, it stays visible and pegs the CPU.
Expected behavior
When I mouse away from the panel, it should hide itself after some time.
Actual behavior
This only works in some applications. The behavior is reproducible/repeatable.
When it doesn't work:
When I open other apps, such as Brave browser, the panel does not hide and CPU usage increases significantly (
cosmic-comp
at > 50% CPU).When it works:
When I open some applications, such as the terminal application (
cosmic-term
), the panel hides correctly every time and CPU usage is nominal.Once the panel is hidden, I can switch to a workspace that has Brave browser open and begin using Brave. In this case the panel stays hidden and CPU usage stays nominal. I mention this as evidence that Brave itself is not the cause of CPU utilization. I'm pretty confident it is the cosmic compositor.
About my system
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: