[14:15] <ikatamoonshots> hello, i want to report a bug with xubuntu 18.04. I can not figure out which application is responsible.
[14:15] <ikatamoonshots> on my lenovo x240 the system regularly freezes and logs me out to the login screen. When it freezes i can move the mouse, but windows are frozen. this happens more often with thunar or mousepad open. A new installation did not resolve the issue, its repeating over and over again..
[14:15] <ikatamoonshots> when this happens an dthe window freeze it takes about 30 seconds till im logged out.
[14:16] <ikatamoonshots> it does not happen if no applications are open and everything is idle.
[14:17] <ikatamoonshots> 16.04 was running fine without any errors for a long time till i moved to 18.04
[14:40] <brainwash> ikatamoonshots: I would check ~/.xsession-errors.old and also the system log with the 'journalctl' command
[14:40] <brainwash> furthermore, having a process monitor open could maybe help to identify the culprit
[14:41] <brainwash> in case something is eating CPU/Memory
[14:53] <ikatamoonshots> i will try to check the logs, i have this problem since i moved to 18.04 , tried a new installation meanwhile, no change
[14:56] <ikatamoonshots>  ~/.xsession-errors.old  > https://hastebin.com/zirorinino.coffeescript
[14:57] <ikatamoonshots> Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0.0.
[14:57] <ikatamoonshots> timing of 15:55 could be inline with the last crash
[14:58] <ikatamoonshots> ive also changed the drive meanwhile, both where ssd drives, so a drive failure is unlikely, maybe a another hardware problem? the x240 ist the newest generation anymore
[14:59] <ikatamoonshots> i think it unlikely its a cpu load is unlikely, happened with thunar and mousepad only open too
[15:00] <brainwash> mmh
[15:01] <ikatamoonshots> with mousepad it happened a few times when i rapidly browsed scripts i where writing, they had 1000 lines +
[15:01] <brainwash> did you test with another user account yet?
[15:01] <ikatamoonshots> the netbook only has 4gb ramp, but it even happened when there was only 1gig something in use
[15:02] <ikatamoonshots> i tried an entire new installation and changed the harddrvie ssd too
[15:02] <brainwash> ah right
[15:02] <brainwash> well, you give the just released xubuntu 18.10 a try
[15:02] <ikatamoonshots> on the hastebin from line 770 there is this io error thing
[15:03] <brainwash> I assume that this error is logged due to your X session dying
[15:03] <brainwash> hence programs complaining
[15:04] <ikatamoonshots> aww, i usually try to stay away from the experimental builds, i maintain some scripts and then i have to run 18.04 in the virtualbox to maintian the scripts
[15:05] <ikatamoonshots> :/
[15:05] <ikatamoonshots> would really like to know what causing the issue
[15:05] <brainwash> you could download it and then boot into live mode to test things
[15:05] <brainwash> same with 18.04 actually. did you check if the live session is affected by this issue also?
[15:06] <ikatamoonshots> nope, always ran the installer straight away, never used live
[15:06] <brainwash> it may be caused by something that you install afterwards (drivers?)
[15:06] <brainwash> in case the live session is not affected
[15:08] <ikatamoonshots> nope, its a brand new isntallation, only things i installed where synaptic and vlc - then cp'd the mozilla userfiles from the old install
[15:08] <ikatamoonshots> but i start to think its the lenovo hardware somehow
[15:09] <ikatamoonshots> guess if it was a real bug more people would complain
[15:09] <ikatamoonshots> but why didnt it happen on 16.04 ??? hmm
[15:10] <brainwash> it's not like software/drivers don't change
[15:10] <brainwash> that's why I suggested to test with 18.10 too
[15:15] <ikatamoonshots> will do that, just takes a bit time, have to backup everything again and make a boot usb :)
[15:17] <brainwash> no need to rush
[15:19] <ikatamoonshots> ill wait till it happens again and then browse logs - really want to know whats causing this ^^
[17:09] <sorinello> Hello. Any plans for 18.10 on i386 ? ATM I get an error that upgrade is not currently possible
[17:45] <flocculant> ikatamoonshots: you can have a terminal in the background following journalctl - might tell you what it is, journalctl -f
[17:50] <ikatamoonshots> just a moment, on the phone right now
[19:01] <ikatamoonshots> thanks, checked  it, didnt knew about this option! Im trying it.
[19:49] <sorinello> the new icons are so .... ugly, why did you ditched the blue ones