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[Eric Broneer <1342123@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

@aj-sahagun

Works fine now. So apparently, when you want a couple of commands to be
launched one after the other in the startup list, you can't just write:

    sleep 60; <command>

You have to explicitly call bash -c like this:

    bash -c 'sleep 60; <command>'

Good to know!

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Title:
  evolution-calendar-factory always running with high memory usage

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in evolution-data-server package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in indicator-datetime package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  At boot the process is using over 100MB on my mako (build 129)
  I sync'd a fairly large set of calendar events from google previously

  Does this process need to be running all the time?
  Can we streamline it to not read so much of the data set, which it appears to be doing?

  With no calendar entries (i.e. removing .local/share/evolution/xxx/calendar.ics) the process still uses over 30MB
  (looking at RSS with  ps aux --sort -rss )

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