Also weird compositors like compton have caused hiccups like this
On Thu, May 25, 2023 at 2:00 PM Jeronimo Garcia
wrote:
> Are you running something like barrier , or something that could interfere
> with inputs like that ? x11vnc etc etc.
> does dmesg say something ? every time i've had issues
Are you running something like barrier , or something that could interfere
with inputs like that ? x11vnc etc etc.
does dmesg say something ? every time i've had issues with something like
this and i went the kernel route ended up being something silly like
barrier acting up etc etc
On Thu, May 25
I also have this issue. But, these issues didnt pop up till recently after
an update. I have systemd-oomd configured so that should take care of any
lockups due to a lack of ram.
On Thu, May 25, 2023 at 7:43 AM Jesse Jaara wrote:
> Could you simply be running out of RAM? 🤔
> Mouse cursor moving
Could you simply be running out of RAM? 🤔
Mouse cursor moving but system being otherwise unresponsive sounds a lot
like a system that is running low on memory and is trying to move bits in
and out of swap.
A memory leak in some app you are using perhaps. Or possibly some Docker
image or vm hogging
Hi,
Thanks for all the ideas folks. I especially like Andy's idea of
setting up netconsole - I've still got my old desktop machine available
so will give it a go setting that up at the weekend.
I'm hoping it's not a hardware fault - I'm not a hardware hacker.
Hopefully the fact it ran fine for s
On Thu, May 25, 2023 at 12:36:40AM -0500, David C. Rankin wrote:
>
> Why and then hell can't Arch do normal authentication on gitlab? Good Lord..
> What ID.10.T decided to require 2-factor Arch gitlab auth?
David, this is uncalled for. Kindly read the Code of Conduct.
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