Description of problem: Fedora is quite slow on old systems. Ram usage is high, especially for Firefox. After pushing power button, fedora takes about a minute to reach s3 state, and Opensuse with more tabs open in firefox goes to s3 after 4 seconds Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.28 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Get older system with release date of <2007 and <4G ram 2.install fedora 28 and Opensuse leap 15 3.open 8 or more tabs on Firefox, try suspending system when booted into both OSes, and using it for work for an hour. Opensuse seems to handle it a lot better Actual results: Firefox in fedora isn't very responsive, and way more responsive on Opensuse. Ram usage is much higher for fedora, and fedora load avg suffers Expected results: Firefox should preform about the same on both systems, and should be more responsive Additional info:
If I can debug any of this, please tell me.
What is the s3 state? Ah, according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnderstandingSuspend it is the suspend state. I wonder why you filed your bug in connection with the package gnome-do. Is your problem in general with Fedora? Or is it specific to gnome-do?
It is a general problem with fedora. Sorry about the package name. I'll change it
Fixed in latest update, my system is now super responsive with fedora. Closed