Has this issue been covered in the Wiki?
Is there an existing issue reported already?
What is the unexpected behavior?
On a long session without rebooting, I started and stopped docker stacks a lot of times, which creates br-* and veth* networks every time. These keep piling up in Vitals, to the point that just trying to open the list of networks or scrolling through the list causes full-system stalls:
These should get cleaned up if they no longer exist.
Also, notice the 94 MB/s, which is a nonsense number, it's totaling a lot of the network adapters that no longer exist.
Steps to reproduce the unexpected behavior.
up and down a docker compose stack that binds ports to the host like 100 times, see that a ton of networks are kept in Vitals.
Relevant log output
What distribution and version of Linux are you using?
Ubuntu 26.04
What version of Gnome are you using?
50.0
Has this issue been covered in the Wiki?
Is there an existing issue reported already?
What is the unexpected behavior?
On a long session without rebooting, I started and stopped docker stacks a lot of times, which creates
br-*andveth*networks every time. These keep piling up in Vitals, to the point that just trying to open the list of networks or scrolling through the list causes full-system stalls:These should get cleaned up if they no longer exist.
Also, notice the 94 MB/s, which is a nonsense number, it's totaling a lot of the network adapters that no longer exist.
Steps to reproduce the unexpected behavior.
up and down a docker compose stack that binds ports to the host like 100 times, see that a ton of networks are kept in Vitals.
Relevant log output
What distribution and version of Linux are you using?
Ubuntu 26.04
What version of Gnome are you using?
50.0