Okay I figured it out! At least on my system.
Using: "ps -eopid,cmd,user,ppid | sed /\\[/d"
I've managed to get some usefull output. The gnome system monitor didn't managed to gather the process information. These disapearing "root" process were not root processes at all. It was "sleep 0.1" called by "bash /usr/share/playonlinux", so i guess it related to playonlinux and not to Ubuntu. Maybe its a bug.
Also its, quiet anyoing that the gnome system monitor produced this faulty output...
Okay I figured it out! At least on my system. cmd,user, ppid | sed /\\[/d" playonlinux" , so i guess it related to playonlinux and not to Ubuntu. Maybe its a bug.
Using: "ps -eopid,
I've managed to get some usefull output. The gnome system monitor didn't managed to gather the process information. These disapearing "root" process were not root processes at all. It was "sleep 0.1" called by "bash /usr/share/
Also its, quiet anyoing that the gnome system monitor produced this faulty output...
cheers!