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ExchangeCalendar is configured to sync every 300s so I would expect nearly no raise of CPU load.
But when enabling ExchangeCalendar (rel. 3.9) the CPU load of thunderbird raises fom 0.3% to 2.3% and powertop from 30 events/s to 130 events/s which drains battery on notebooks.
Thx Matthias
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I faced the same problem. Without Exchange Calendar, the CPU is around 0.3 --> 0.7, with Exchange Calendar, CPU uses constantly around 2.5 - 3%. I really like this extension, but this constantly 3% CPU usage is unacceptable. I tried with both v4 and v5.alpha2, Thunderbird 60, Ubuntu 18.04
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ExchangeCalendar is configured to sync every 300s so I would expect nearly no raise of CPU load.
But when enabling ExchangeCalendar (rel. 3.9) the CPU load of thunderbird raises fom 0.3% to 2.3% and powertop from 30 events/s to 130 events/s which drains battery on notebooks.
Thx Matthias
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: