Simon Bachhuber

Unfortunately this did not do anything noticeable. This is a screenshot from cpu+igpu usage whilst running the viewer. Not sure if this seems odd. On my M1 Air gpu usage...

Thank you for your response! No my laptop (ThinkPad X1 Yoga G6, i7 1165, 32GB Ram) does not have any discrete GPU. Also the `intel-gpu-top` output is whilst running the...

So, this is running the `simulate`. It looks like the single-core utilisation with `viewer` is limiting at 100%. 

I can confirm that using the most recent version of `stable` the processes do hang around even after closing VSCode. In fact i can not even kill them, logging out...

Since this therefore seems fixed in the near future. I will just use Insiders till stable catches up. Thank you!

Well, i spoke too soon. SSH-ing to a Workstation (Ubuntu 20) leads to the identical bug despite the use of Insiders + Pre-Release. This is an example log from the...

*Is that showing the number of Pyhton processes running? Looks like in excess of 20 of them, is that correct? I don't quite understand how so many of them could...

After connecting with VSCode to Remote but before running a cell ps aux ``` vy43meti 3920 0.0 0.0 2624 536 ? S 13:52 0:00 sh /clibs/.vscode-server-insiders/bin/7ed02a69658fc07f08740b98fa0d8d9 vy43meti 3930 2.1 0.1...

The steps were 1. Open Notebook 2. Run a couple of cells 3. Close notebook I also checked that the notebook-process does indeed still live on (and also allocate GPU)...

Well this is not really possible because as mentioned above > It is dependent on the code i run in the cell. Using only a print-statement i can not reproduce...