Not so nice to see SwayWM crashing like effin mofo when I use Chrome browser....
Seven crashes in 2 hours,..well LOL, it won the "Crap WM" award of the day, back to I3
Not so nice to see SwayWM crashing like effin mofo when I use Chrome browser....
I bet this is an ancient bug, as there have been posts on the internet about it for ages!
Solution (at least works for me now on F42/Gnome)
edit /etc/abrt/abrt-action-save-package-data.conf and append two lines:
Blacklist = rhythmbox
BlackListedPaths = /usr/bin/rhythmbox*
Fresh install of Ubuntu Unity , smooth transition, just few fixes, alas some darn GTK4 apps - eg the half-baked file-roller - don't give an F about the dark theme I have (yaru-dark), they also don't obey anymore the ' dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/interface/color-scheme "'prefer-dark'" ' that works nicely with GTK3 apps.. (FFS really) , took a while to find the solution, put this
export GTK_THEME=Yaru:dark
into your .profile
Update
Same crap on Fedora (F42) Gnome ! This time fixed by adding :
export GTK_THEME=HighContrastInverse
on my aliases file under the $HOME/.bashrc.d directory
HighContrastInverse a bit more 'compatible' with the HighContrast on Accessibility -if you like that.
btw you can use something else eg GTK_THEME=Adwaita:dark . still some apps may have broken interfaces because of this, eg style and accent colour are not working anymore (effing mess there ... )
Dead HP Stream 11 - there was no power LED (a.k.a. charging LED).
Strangely, it powered up briefly -just for a few minutes- so I assumed something was wrong with the battery charging circuit. A quick test (alas, no schematic of this rubbish - not mine, by the way... I wouldn't touch HP with a barge pole, with the exception of the 12c :-) ) revealed the culprit: continuity between the gate and source of a MOSFET!
IC ordered from AliExpress (EMB02N03HR) and all is well! Some more life for that rubbish... weirdly, it died just a few months after the warranty period expired. HP "quality", I assume.
sudo dnf install https://mirrors.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm https://mirrors.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm
Just read that blog, 1000% with the reasons, issues not only with OpenBSD, FreeBSD as well - lets put aside NetBSD as IMHO is mainly retro-OS- suffer from various issues. Secure and stable OS . yes - but FFS please provide some good support for VM, USB, ACPI, video acceleration.
* CDROM must be SATA
* Remove the "tablet device" from the preferences, as I've encountered some issues with it.
I'm using CWM on both the host and guest, and I've noticed some strange behaviour with Virt-Manager. Specifically, when I use Alt + mouse to move a window, it affects the virtual window on the host instead of the guest.