Operating system
Linux
Joplin version
3.6.15
Desktop version info
Joplin 3.6.14 (prod, linux)
Device: linux, AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS w/ Radeon 780M Graphics
Client ID: 9959465eea794e60b1b95760c308ca91
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 49
Keychain Supported: No
Alternative instance ID: -
Sync target: Joplin Cloud
Editor: Markdown
Revision: 7e2765a
Backup: 1.5.1
Combine notes: 1.2.3
Conflict Resolution: 1.2.3
Diff view: 0.3.1
Extra Markdown editor settings: 1.11.0
History Panel: 1.0.4
Hotfolder: 1.2.3
Import local CSS: 1.1.0
Inline tags: 1.3.0
Inline TODO: 2.1.1
Joplin DDDot: 0.4.5
Note list (Preview): 1.1.0
Note list and sidebar toggle buttons: 1.0.3
Note Rename: 1.0.0
Note Tabs: 1.4.0
Persistent Editor Layout: 2.2.0
Projects: 1.5.0
Quick Links: 1.3.2
Resume Note: 0.5.3
Save Note as MD: 1.0.2
Space Indenter: 0.2.6
Tagging: 1.0.3
Templates: 3.0.0
YesYouKan: 1.1.3
Sync target
Joplin Server
Editor
Markdown Editor
What issue do you have?
I open Joplin, some time passes (not sure how long it takes), I notice my computer's fan on full blast, I check top (this is Linux after all) and Joplin is pegging the CPU to 100% … and there it remains. My desktop computer is relatively beefy, and so it can handle the load. Joplin doesn't bring it to a crawl, but … it's just odd.
Not sure what is going on. Could this be one of the plugins doing something funny? Is there a way to view resource consumption for each? I thought I would turn off plugins one at a time, but … that takes forever. I thought maybe one of ya'll may have thoughts on this.
The logs don't say anything to me, except that some of the plugins flood the logs with an insane amount of data.
Note: After only a few minutes, the log file was too large to attach here. I attached a gzipped version of one log file (discourse griped about that, then attached it anyway) and then I restarted Joplin and uploaded a smaller log.txt.
Screenshots
Log file
log.txt.gz (3.37 MB)log.txt (6.86 MB)