Chromium and Pidgin very slow after using gpg on command line

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I am new (or back after a long time) to Linux and decided to install Kubuntu 18.10. Everything was fine until I used gpg --gen-key
in a terminal.
After that Chromium and Pidgin started very slow. Slow to a point they are almost not useable anymore.
Am I the only one having that problem?
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I am new (or back after a long time) to Linux and decided to install Kubuntu 18.10. Everything was fine until I used gpg --gen-key
in a terminal.
After that Chromium and Pidgin started very slow. Slow to a point they are almost not useable anymore.
Am I the only one having that problem?
kubuntu chromium gnupg kwallet
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I am new (or back after a long time) to Linux and decided to install Kubuntu 18.10. Everything was fine until I used gpg --gen-key
in a terminal.
After that Chromium and Pidgin started very slow. Slow to a point they are almost not useable anymore.
Am I the only one having that problem?
kubuntu chromium gnupg kwallet
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I am new (or back after a long time) to Linux and decided to install Kubuntu 18.10. Everything was fine until I used gpg --gen-key
in a terminal.
After that Chromium and Pidgin started very slow. Slow to a point they are almost not useable anymore.
Am I the only one having that problem?
kubuntu chromium gnupg kwallet
kubuntu chromium gnupg kwallet
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