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Issue created Jun 09, 2022 by Giacomo De Lazzari@gdelazzari

Pamac allocates 12GB of memory every time I install/remove/update a package

Pamac --version

Pamac 10.4.0-2 - libpamac 11.3.0-1

Variant in use

GUI

Distribution

Manjaro

Desktop environment

GNOME

What's not working

Every time I install, remove or update a package, I guess in the "refreshing things" phase, pamac spawns around 22 pamac processes (besides pamac-manager and pamac-daemon which were already there), each one of them using at peak around 500/600MB of memory, for a total CPU usage of 100%, which of course completely locks up my computer for 2-3 minutes after lots and lots of swapping.

I have no idea what is causing this, which started happening something like 3 weeks ago I think, but it's quite insane 😅

Please tell me how I can better understand what pamac is doing and help you fix this because, as you might guess, it's totally unusable in my system right now.

I only tried deleting ~/.config/pamac to try starting fresh again, but without any success.

Thanks!

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