Prevent XFCE Task Manager from scrolling when new processes are added
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I am running Ubuntu 18 and my xfce task manager scrolls when I sort by CPU usage.
I want the process with the highest CPU usage to always be on top. But the task manager keeps scrolling down and down
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I am running Ubuntu 18 and my xfce task manager scrolls when I sort by CPU usage.
I want the process with the highest CPU usage to always be on top. But the task manager keeps scrolling down and down
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You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
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Feb 14 at 14:58
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I am running Ubuntu 18 and my xfce task manager scrolls when I sort by CPU usage.
I want the process with the highest CPU usage to always be on top. But the task manager keeps scrolling down and down
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xubuntu xfce
edited Feb 14 at 16:03
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asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
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I am running Ubuntu 18 and my xfce task manager scrolls when I sort by CPU usage.
I want the process with the highest CPU usage to always be on top. But the task manager keeps scrolling down and down
]
xubuntu xfce
xubuntu xfce
edited Feb 14 at 16:03
mature
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asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
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edited Feb 14 at 16:03
mature
2,1103931
asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
1
edited Feb 14 at 16:03
mature
2,1103931
edited Feb 14 at 16:03
mature
2,1103931
edited Feb 14 at 16:03
mature
2,1103931
2,1103931
asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
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asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
1
asked Feb 14 at 14:38
Mark CockramMark Cockram
1
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You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
– DK Bose
Feb 14 at 14:58
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You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
– DK Bose
Feb 14 at 14:58
You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
– DK Bose
Feb 14 at 14:58
You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
– DK Bose
Feb 14 at 14:58
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You've tagged your question with "xubuntu" and "xfce" but the body mentions "ubuntu". I can't reproduce your issue on Xubuntu 18.04. There's no scrolling. Whichever process has the highest CPU usage is always on top.
– DK Bose
Feb 14 at 14:58