I apologize if someone has already reported this, I am new to this group and had some trouble posting, perhaps in the wrong place.
I am experiencing unpredictable freezing of the GUI, it could be once a day, or several times within minutes. I have researched the topic and can recover by restarting the GUI without a reboot.
However, I moved to this environment because I thought I would get more stability than with Windows 11 which randomly reboots no matter what you do to prevent it.
e.g. not checking for updates, dissabling services etc.
So, if this is a bug for this release, perhaps it should be reported.
Twice, although it remains unclear if it was a matter a letting enough time elapse, or, something I tried … At this point, I just reboot the GUI from the terminal by running “sudo systemctl restart gdm3” which closes all browser sessions and programs. Annoying, but not as much as a Windows 11 “spontaneous” reboot, you know what I mean?
Please bear with me… 1. The workstation would have to freeze 2. I would have to have time to wait for it to come back 3. Run the command and send the feedback. Thank you.
Greetings, just a note to let you know that since we have interacted here, the GUI has frozen half a dozen times… Twice I have waited ten minutes or so, no change, I have been forced to restart the GUI. Honestly, it is very odd and worrisome, not the advertized 99% up time, it must be a glitch in this release. FYI. Thank you for your interest and suggestions.
Yes, twice, but since the GUI did not recover from the freeze and the subsequent restart closed all the windows, the output was wiped out from the screen, I forgot to save it to a file.
Thank you for responding, apparently you did not read the whole thread. Only the GUI freezes, the clock runs, all applications run, I can access a terminal session, have been told what to when it happens, and I have, but have not saved the output duh… I have disabled remote access for security reasons. I think it might be a hardware related issue. If the logs help, just let me know where to find them and I will attach.
Everything has been stable for 48 hours, perhaps one of the several OS updates addresssed the glitch. If I experience the problem again, I will run the command, save the output and share it here. Thank you all.
So, it has been at least four days without a freeze, looks like the updates might have fixed it. Let us keep our fingers crossed. Thank you for your support.