So it's possible that when I generated the first debug.txt file, I had a 2nd instance of Chrome running. So I closed everything on CD and ran the command again. One thing I noticed is that the command starts another instance of CD. I thought about closing the initial CD, but then of course it would not have ANY app (including the Chrome one) running. So in short, I:
Started CD (actually this starts automatically when I log in)
Launched Chrome
ran the cairo-dock -l debug >debug.txt (results in 2nd instance of CD running)
ctrl-Z
and here is the new file - you can check and see how many instances of Chrome are in it.
I will work on getting the other info Matthieu asked for as well.
So it's possible that when I generated the first debug.txt file, I had a 2nd instance of Chrome running. So I closed everything on CD and ran the command again. One thing I noticed is that the command starts another instance of CD. I thought about closing the initial CD, but then of course it would not have ANY app (including the Chrome one) running. So in short, I:
Started CD (actually this starts automatically when I log in)
Launched Chrome
ran the cairo-dock -l debug >debug.txt (results in 2nd instance of CD running)
ctrl-Z
and here is the new file - you can check and see how many instances of Chrome are in it.
I will work on getting the other info Matthieu asked for as well.