Thank you for giving me more and more reasons to hate Qt
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wrote on 14 Apr 2024, 22:38 last edited by
The latest reason: ever since the last update of qt5 packages (from a few hours ago), qbittorrent uses this much RAM for just opening it without downloading anything. If I set something to download, it goes nuts and tries to fill the rest of my RAM, up to 32 GB.
So, thank you for reminding me the calmness of having a GTK3 torrent client.
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The latest reason: ever since the last update of qt5 packages (from a few hours ago), qbittorrent uses this much RAM for just opening it without downloading anything. If I set something to download, it goes nuts and tries to fill the rest of my RAM, up to 32 GB.
So, thank you for reminding me the calmness of having a GTK3 torrent client.
Don't see what this has to do with Qt - you should ask the QBittoreent folks what is going wrong.
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The latest reason: ever since the last update of qt5 packages (from a few hours ago), qbittorrent uses this much RAM for just opening it without downloading anything. If I set something to download, it goes nuts and tries to fill the rest of my RAM, up to 32 GB.
So, thank you for reminding me the calmness of having a GTK3 torrent client.
wrote on 15 Apr 2024, 13:25 last edited byJust because qBittorrent might have bugs and/or is not perfectly optimized, it doesn't mean that the whole Qt framework is bad...
So when you can't code properly and produce memory leak and bugs, does it mean C++ is a bullsh*t programming languague?! -
S SGaist moved this topic from General and Desktop on 15 Apr 2024, 19:40
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wrote on 26 Apr 2024, 16:10 last edited by
@Valso 10,6GB when
idle? There is something seriously off withqBittorent. As such shouldnt be reported here, because, as @Christian-Ehrlicher noted, this has nothing to do withQtitself.
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