Thanks to a few persons who helped: Rimas and Wilco (hallo daar!)
You helped me find the culprit. I was initially going to ask on for a pstree of someone also running KDE, but then it struck me: I use alltray with thunderbird to keep it in the system tray ('docked'). This is so natural for me - I didn't quite remember that this wasn't a feature of thunderbird itself (why isn't it, anyways :))
So the tree became
Note how thunderbird is not a (grand)child process of kdeinit when using alltray. I imagine this wreaks havoc on the IPC (security?). Anywyas, I can live with using thunderbird without alltray when reorganizing my mailbox. Also, I'll see whether options/alternatives exist to make thunderbird run in the system tray. I imagine both KDE and thunderbird are prone to have this feature natively by now.
Thanks and I hope someone else is helped with this information.
Problem found!
Thanks to a few persons who helped: Rimas and Wilco (hallo daar!)
You helped me find the culprit. I was initially going to ask on for a pstree of someone also running KDE, but then it struck me: I use alltray with thunderbird to keep it in the system tray ('docked'). This is so natural for me - I didn't quite remember that this wasn't a feature of thunderbird itself (why isn't it, anyways :))
So the tree became
kdeinit-+-alltray
|-compiz. real
`-smart- notifier --run-mozilla. sh---thunderbir d-bin-- -6*[{thunderbir d-bin}]
|-artsd
...
|-python
thunderbird-
Instead of
kdeinit-+-artsd
|-smart- notifier
`-thunderbird- --run-mozilla. sh---thunderbir d-bin-- -8*[{thunderbir d-bin}]
...
Note how thunderbird is not a (grand)child process of kdeinit when using alltray. I imagine this wreaks havoc on the IPC (security?). Anywyas, I can live with using thunderbird without alltray when reorganizing my mailbox. Also, I'll see whether options/ alternatives exist to make thunderbird run in the system tray. I imagine both KDE and thunderbird are prone to have this feature natively by now.
Thanks and I hope someone else is helped with this information.
Regard,
Seth