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Read it, got it. I've found chromium-sandbox suid executable. Well, this solves my issue.

Yes, 'ps -ef | grep <PID>' with PID taken from lxtask output shows that my currently logged in user "edwin" is the owner. I created another user on my system called "guest" and all is perfect, lxtask shows correct results.

To clarify: $ ps -ef|grep chromium|cut -c 1-30 edwin 1736 1 7 17:45 edwin 1738 1736 1 17:45 edwin 1739 1736 0 17:45 edwin 1742 1739 0 17:45 edwin 1746 1742 0 17:45 edwin 1747 1742 0 17:45 edwin 1771 1747 0 17:45 edwin 1789 1747 1 17:45 edwin 1796 1747 1 17:45 edwin 1805 1747 0 17:45 edwin 1838 1736 ...

I have a problem with lxtask, i noticed that as i run chromium as a normal user, lxtask somehow shows root user to be the owner of some chromium processes together with some instances running under my normal user. I think it is a bug and a weird one too, does anyone has similar problem? I hope i am ...

Having the same problem running arch linux and latest lxde set. It usually happens when running the desktop for 6-7 hours, suddenly desktop items disappear, running pcmanfm from the menu yeilds nothing, whole desktop becomes unworkable and starts showing gnome menu on right click. Logging out to the...