dnkl changed the topic of #foot to: Foot - fast, lightweight and minimalistic Wayland terminal emulator || 1.8.1 || https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot || channel logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/foot
<ericonr> dnkl: I guess I will be forced to build foot from master, both compositor and foot are each using 155G of virtual memory :D
<ericonr> I'm starting to think it can't be only the URL thing
<ericonr> ok, built and updated, restarted everything
<ericonr> we'll see what happens now
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<ericonr> 21.0G 391M 385M S 4.6 2.5 0:49.87 foot --server and 23.2G 483M 473M S 4.4 3.1 2:58.24 wayfire
<ericonr> https://0x0.st/-OpG.txt maps for foot and https://0x0.st/-OpD.txt maps for wayfire
<ericonr> imma ask in #wayfire about this
<ericonr> virtual usage from both foot and wayfire seems to increase by ~500M when a new footclient pops up, and decreases by 500M again once it quits
<ericonr> the usage seems to increase mainly while I'm not looking, if that makes sense?
<ericonr> would it make sense that usage increases because foot is adding a bunch of htop and bmon output to a scrollback buffer? so having the tmux windows with those programs open and unfocused makes foot memory usage increase by a bunch
<ericonr> yes!
<ericonr> killing the footclient displaying tmux (with htop and bmon) decreased virtual memory usage by 30G
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<dnkl> ericonr: 30G virtual memory sounds like a lot for a single footclient. Scrollback memory is allocated in demand and uses "real" memory
<dnkl> on*
<dnkl> ericonr: the +-500MB makes sense though, and is expected.
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<lanodan> Virtual memory usually just doesn't really matters anyway, RES and SHM are the columns you should be looking at.
<ericonr> that one also increases dramatically in %
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