Operating system
Linux
Joplin version
3.6.14
Desktop version info
Joplin 3.6.14 (prod, linux)
Device: linux, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8250U CPU @ 1.60GHz
Client ID: 4ffc70fc86014a359e6fcf9fd5b61cfe
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
Favorites: 1.3.2
Hotfolder: 1.2.3
Import local CSS: 1.1.0
Inline tags: 1.3.0
Inline TODO: 2.0.5
Kminder Mindmap: 0.8.7
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
Quick Links: 1.3.2
Resume Note: 0.5.0
Save Note as MD: 1.0.2
Space Indenter: 0.2.6
Table Formatter Plugin: 1.2.1
Tagging: 1.0.3
Templates: 3.0.0
YesYouKan: 1.1.3
Sync target
Joplin Cloud
Editor
Markdown Editor
What issue do you have?
The 7za process tends to clobber my laptop. It is used during the backup process, or so says pgrep -a 7za. For my desktop, I have a nice modern beefy machine. On the road, I tote around a 10 year old laptop (MS Surface Something with 8g ram and an intel i5-8250U processor), running Fedora Linux 44. I use the laptop almost exclusively for Joplin, but sometimes browser stuff.
If I only have Joplin running, the 7za process makes things sluggish, but usable. If I have Joplin open, plus a browser open … things can bog down quickly. Sometimes it will make it crawl to nearly a standstill.
And so, my plea: make the 7za process less of a bully? Maybe a more friendly niceness value? Or something else?
