Re: [Evolution] Left over Flatpak processes

[Milan Crha <mcrha redhat com>]

On Sat, 2020-09-26 at 03:12 +0200, Douglas Summers via evolution-list
wrote:
> should I be concerned about this?

        Hi,
as had been said in the other replies to this thread, it's normal to
see those processes running. The evolution-alarm-notify makes sure you
receive notifications about upcoming meetings/events/tasks, without it
running you cannot get anything. The process uses evolution-calendar-
factory (weird it's not in your list), which in turn can use the
evolution-addressbook-factory (the Birthdays & Anniversary calendar)
and all these three talk to the evolution-source-registry. The
factories can close on their own when nothing else talks to them for
more than 10 seconds (when all clients are gone). The source registry
is left running ad infinity/till the session end.

These are part of the Evolution's Flatpak sandbox, not talking to the
host system processes.

I hope this makes things a bit clearer.
        Bye,
        Milan