Keeps processes running after quitting

[MennoLabs]

After quitting the application (from the tray), ps shows there are still processes running.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Start Teams and log in.
2. Log out and quit Teams (using menu in tray).
3. In a terminal type ps aux | grep teams | grep -v grep
4. Find three processes labeled /snap/teams-for-linux/724/teams-for-linux.

Expected behavior
Quitting an application should remove all its processes IMHO.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Kubuntu 24.10
• Installation package snap
• Version 1.12.5

Debug
See attached file.
teamsdebug.txt

[IsmaelMartinez]

Hello @MennoLabs ,

You can use the closeAppOnCross if you want the application to quit on clicking the cross.

More info in https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux/tree/main/app/config

Thanks!

[MennoLabs]

That makes the icon in the tray disappear, but still leaves the processes.

[IsmaelMartinez]

well, then that is a bug if it doesn't close it.

Looking at the logs you provided you got at least another couple of issues in there. See #1426 (comment) and create an apparmour profile.

You also got some issues with your drivers, so probably use --disableGpu or use another packaging than snap (that can create a lot of issues).

Once you done those 2, then run the app with the following command and provide the logs:

teams-for-linux --logConfig='{}'

It could be a side effect of the apparmour and snap not allowing you to kill the app. So not our bug but a side effect of Ubuntu deciding to force apparmour to all apps.

[MennoLabs]

I tried running the .deb before and that would not launch.
For now I'll just use a quick bash script to kill the remaining processes.
And for the longer term I'm looking at moving away from (K)Ubuntu.

[IsmaelMartinez]

If you can make those amendments and run it with the command/logs, then I can have a further look.