[07:36] <peatb64> Hi, Yesterday I upgraded my laptop from 19.04 (or18.10. I'm not sure anymore) to 19.10. Since then I have one serious problem: browsers (firefox, chrome and chromium) now use immense amounts of CPU. When opening a new site it can take more than 10 seconds to load (even local intranet) and the laptop is frozen with 100%cpu. It worked like a charm
[07:36] <peatb64> before the upgrade
[07:36] <peatb64> Though I doubt it's hardware related, here are some specs: i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz, 8GB mem. No swapping happening
[07:37] <peatb64> any ideas?
[07:48] <gnrp> peatb64: all websites?
[07:48] <gnrp> peatb64: Maybe you can have htop running next to it
[07:55] <peatb64> yes any site. top/htop gives the browserprocesses as using cpu. No i/o wait (SSD). Even changing to a different channel in rocketchat can take quit some time.
[07:56] <peatb64> but for instance libreoffice still works fine
[07:59] <peatb64> just tried, even running windows in virtualbox works as before
[10:19] <xu-help26w> Hello everyone, Someone can help me? I was using Ubuntu 18.04 but I was able to use a second monitor and someone told me that I should change and use Xunbutu. Now I installed it but my second monitor with HDMI is still black with a no signal message. How can I fix it?
[15:42] <korrigan> Hello all
[15:48] <bikepunk> Hi
[15:48] <xu-help81w> Hello, I have a question regarding the installation of xubuntu
[15:49] <bikepunk> what is the reason to keep shipping gigolo by default while thunar already handles gvfs ?
[15:49] <xu-help81w> If I try to install it from a USB stick I get the installation running, everything works until the installation fails and the window appears "the grub-efi-ia32 package failed to install into /target/"
[15:50] <xu-help81w> Is there a solution?
[15:51] <diogenes_> xu-help81w, how you partition the drive?
[15:53] <xu-help81w> I don't know a lot in that topic. I just replaced windows on my netbook which has 32 gb of storage and didn't work anymore. I did not partition the drive manually
[15:55] <brainwash> bikepunk: thunar does not offer an interface to establish connections
[15:55] <xu-help81w> The slutions I found until now did not help. The notification "the grub-efi-ia32 package failed to install into /target/" reappears every time
[15:56] <bikepunk> brainwash, thanks for the answer ;-)
[15:57] <diogenes_> xu-help81w, of it's a 32bit UEFI.
[15:58] <diogenes_> i haven't heard about such dinosaur PCs in a long time, try looking in BIOS if you can switch to the legacy mode.
[16:01] <xu-help81w> ok thank you I will try that
[16:09] <xu-help81w> No it does not give that option. The bios I have is aptio setup utility, it offers as boot options my bootable usb stick and a "built-in EFI Shell"
[16:11] <xu-help81w> After the installation of xubuntu stops I get anoterh notification that xubuntu has successfully installed. But it doesn't appear as a boot option
[16:19] <xu-irc83w> Hello!
[16:20] <xu-irc83w> Anyone here?
[16:21] <diogenes_> xu-help81w, what PC model?
[16:23] <xu-help81w> I have a Odys trendbook 14
[16:27] <diogenes_> xu-help81w, that would be a struggle to get xubuntu on 32bit only UEFI, better try MX-Linux, i've heard it has 32bit UEFI support.
[16:28] <xu-irc83w> Maybe someone can help me. I've downloaded and installed xubuntu and only after the installation I've noticed that the checksum boot grub efi failed. Is there any way I can revert efi to previous state?
[16:29] <xu-help81w> Ok thank you I will try that!
[16:31] <diogenes_> xu-help81w, come with a feedback, i'm curious if it worked.
[16:42] <xu-irc83w> Can anyone provide me at least with some guideline?
[16:42] <xu-irc83w> What can I do?
[16:55] <xu-irc83w> no one?
[16:59] <kgb> ugh. :)
[17:06] <xu-irc83w> Hi!
[17:25] <kgb> xu-irc83w: hi, just installed now?
[18:03] <xu-irc83w> yep!
[18:03] <xu-irc83w> the .iso file md5 is the same as on the official page
[18:04] <xu-irc83w> Would you say that is good enough?
[18:59] <kgb> Sure, I guess, yes! :)
[19:28] <xu-irc83w> Thanks for the response! The checksums are all good, I tampered with them by setting "bs" parameter while using "dd" command. '=D