Kiwi User  writes:
> This is obvious from the 'top' display: Chromium is using more than one
> core all by itself: 29% of the power of the four cores, showing up as two
> processes, one eating 110% of a core and the other thread eating 7% of
> another core and both consuming 27% of the available RAM. This makes it
> look as though you are running two copies of Chromium (1296 and 1999). If
> so, WHY? If you're not running two copies, what are you doing to Chromium
> to make it run as two processes?

Chromium is inherently multi-process.

https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/multi-process-architecture

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