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Maybe not related but I had an issie with wireplumber where it would suddenly take up any free CPU resources and use them up, jacking up my cpu usage up to crazy high numbers, often to 100% at times where the expected cpu usage would be at 20% at most.
I haven't experienced this in the last week or so, so maybe it was fixed in an update? I'm on Fedora, btw. I just wanted to share, so I can find out if anyone else had the same issue.
However, the process would stop immediately when I logged in via SSH or console. As soon as I logged out, the malware would resume running within a few seconds
OK so you just need to stay logged in - Solved :)
tmux and a <ctrl>-<b><d> - done!
....Me avoiding responsibilities....
//TODO: remove perfctl
There, that should fix it.
You say that, but I always leave screen sessions open