I was playing Cities: Skylines for a few hours. Had it in Windowed mode. Steam overlay was turned off. Paused it and left it for maybe an hour and came back, it was a little slow. I looked at my memory usage and saw that I was using all of my RAM and some swap space. I have swap set really low (2GB) because I almost never need it with 16GB of ram. So I figured I should save and shut down the game to clear any memory leak there might have been. After shutting it down, the memory was still being used. I ran `ps aux | grep steam` and also for cities.x64 (the linux binary). All of the processes for the game were still running even though I shut it down. Ok, so I killed the processes, but instead of them dying (sigterm), the processes for the game turned into zombie processes. I made a post on Reddit and was sent this way. In the post, I linked this picture (http://gyazo.com/adc345763660a85426647b2b4f321e8c) of the top program. HTOP wouldn't even work :|. This is after trying to kill the processes. You can see they are still using a LOT of memory. In the end, I had to completely restart my system to regain the resources.
My specs: - AMD FX-8350 - 16GB DDR3 1800 ram - Nvidia GeForce 650 Ti - Samsung 850 Pro SSD - ArchLinux (kde kf5 if the de is important). Nvidia 340.76-2 driver.
Let me know if you need any more specific information.
My specs: - AMD FX-8350 - 16GB DDR3 1800 ram - Nvidia GeForce 650 Ti - Samsung 850 Pro SSD - ArchLinux (kde kf5 if the de is important). Nvidia 340.76-2 driver.
Let me know if you need any more specific information.
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