In response to an earlier comment, I can confirm that using the --nosound switch with tuxpaint corrects the issue with high CPU usage and failure to exit cleanly.
Let's have some other people test this by running tuxpaint from a terminal with the following command:
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tuxpaint --nosound
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If this proves to help other LTSP users, maybe we can have some code to detect whether tuxpaint is being run from a thin-client terminal or not, and either disable sound accordingly, or fix the actual issue so sound can be used correctly.
In response to an earlier comment, I can confirm that using the --nosound switch with tuxpaint corrects the issue with high CPU usage and failure to exit cleanly.
Let's have some other people test this by running tuxpaint from a terminal with the following command:
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tuxpaint --nosound
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If this proves to help other LTSP users, maybe we can have some code to detect whether tuxpaint is being run from a thin-client terminal or not, and either disable sound accordingly, or fix the actual issue so sound can be used correctly.
Cheers,
Jordan