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[09:28] <beje> hello! do I landed correctly for xubuntu support? thanks!
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[09:30] <beje> I would need a bit of help: after updating to Xubuntu 19.10 I am facing a strange issue: every now and then, but 2 times in the last, like, 45 minutes, my computer looses video signal for like 3-5 seconds. Then everything comes back to normal... Is there somewhere in the logs were I could look for details? Thanks!
[09:34] <well_laid_lawn> I would have   dmesg -w    running in a terminal to catch what the kernel is reacting to
[09:35] <well_laid_lawn> there is an Xorg log in ~/.local/share/
[09:41] <beje> it seems that the system is trying to get to sleep/suspend...
[09:43] <well_laid_lawn> is this while you are watching a vid or not doing anything ?
[09:44] <beje> this happens when I am doing something at the computer... first I thought that the signal is coming back from itself, but it happened once more and I did not touch anything to see how long is lasting... and it put the monitors to sleep
[09:44] <beje> i think it is putting only the monitors to sleep, so this might be a screensaver issue...
[09:47] <well_laid_lawn> sounds like it
[09:47] <well_laid_lawn> all monitors hae their own power saving mode after ten minutes too
[09:48] <beje> btw, this happens after an update from 19.04 to 19.10 on a desktop computer
[09:48] <beje> i think this is an os issue as I have 2 monitors (different brands) that go together down...
[09:48] <well_laid_lawn> I'd check that the screensaer config hasn't changed wit the update
[09:49] <diogenes_> you might have ended up with 2 screensavers starting at startup.
[09:49] <beje> I have disabled the screensaver from xfce settings
[09:50] <diogenes_> look in autostart.
[09:52] <beje> how can i do that
[09:52] <beje> ?
[09:52] <beje> session & startup?
[09:52] <diogenes_> session and startup
[09:52] <diogenes_> yes
[09:53] <diogenes_> look for screensaver, light-locker and xscreensaver
[09:54] <beje> I have a Screen Locker and a Screensaver
[09:55] <diogenes_> disable that too, clear saved session, check if 'save session' is disabled and re-log.
[09:56] <beje> should I disable both of them, or to disable one, to try it out and then to disable the other one... to find the culprit...
[09:57] <beje> thanks! I will try them out
[19:19] <lopta> Is it Xubuntu that ships with memtest86+ on the USB install image?
[19:33] <tomreyn> i think ubuntu and xubuntu probably, too, do.
[19:33] <tomreyn> but you'd have to boot in bios mode
[19:38] <lopta> Thanks
[19:43] <tomreyn> if you prefer uefi, or a newer memtest, there's a free but proprietary memtest at memtest86.com
[19:44] <lopta> I don't prefer uefi ;-)
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[23:15] <Everton> good evening
[23:15] <Everton> How to install intel HD in kms mode?
[23:49] <sublevel> They've gone, but I'm curious what kms mode is now
[23:51] <sublevel> Oh, display mode. I misread that as talking about a hard disk