Xorg on my also used 100% of one of cores. But I was not able to solve this without recompiling packages.
* Nothing changed if I killed gnome-power-manager or gnome-settings-daemon.
* I downgraded libxrandr to intrepid version, and the related packages - no change.
* Removed libgnome-desktop-11 in favor of libgnome-desktop-7 and downgraded many gnome packages to intrepid version, although they were working mostly fine for a couple of weeks.
Strangely enough, only after I downgraded gnome-session, the high cpu use by xorg has stopped.
Dell XPS 1330 using nvidia x drivers so intrepid xorg, other than that mostly jaunty packages.
Xorg on my also used 100% of one of cores. But I was not able to solve this without recompiling packages. daemon.
* Nothing changed if I killed gnome-power-manager or gnome-settings-
* I downgraded libxrandr to intrepid version, and the related packages - no change.
* Removed libgnome-desktop-11 in favor of libgnome-desktop-7 and downgraded many gnome packages to intrepid version, although they were working mostly fine for a couple of weeks.
Strangely enough, only after I downgraded gnome-session, the high cpu use by xorg has stopped.
Dell XPS 1330 using nvidia x drivers so intrepid xorg, other than that mostly jaunty packages.