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Keeps processes running after quitting #1532
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Hello @MennoLabs , You can use the More info in https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux/tree/main/app/config Thanks! |
That makes the icon in the tray disappear, but still leaves the processes. |
well, then that is a bug if it doesn't close it. Looking at the logs you provided you got at least another couple of issues in there. See #1426 (comment) and create an apparmour profile. You also got some issues with your drivers, so probably use --disableGpu or use another packaging than snap (that can create a lot of issues). Once you done those 2, then run the app with the following command and provide the logs:
It could be a side effect of the apparmour and snap not allowing you to kill the app. So not our bug but a side effect of Ubuntu deciding to force apparmour to all apps. |
I tried running the .deb before and that would not launch. |
If you can make those amendments and run it with the command/logs, then I can have a further look. |
This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 5 days. |
I have no idea how to create an apparmour profile. The supplied link does not provide me with enough information to do so. |
Doesn't this link provide you with enough info? #1426 (comment) . Is downloading a file, putting it into a location and running a command. The logs look as clean as they should be, if you run it now with
Then when you click on the cross, it should kill all processes. |
Yes, thanks, this link provides enough info. The link from Dec 21 points somewhere else in that thread. |
After quitting the application (from the tray), ps shows there are still processes running.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Quitting an application should remove all its processes IMHO.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Debug
See attached file.
teamsdebug.txt
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