[06:36] Could someone try this: press Ctrl+Alt+F12 and change back to Ctrl+Alt+F7. Check if Xorg process starts running hot with 100% CPU ? [06:46] DarkTrick: Xubuntu 20.04.1 here, up to date. No problem here [06:47] kotek14, thank you for the quick test! === dkessel1292 is now known as dkessel129 [09:34] DarkTrick: does it stop after some time? [10:40] brainwash, after about 10 minutes it stops and goes back to normal [11:10] DarkTrick: 10 minutes is quite long [11:10] brainwash, it is [11:10] do you have a big .xmodmap file? [11:11] brainwash, I guess in ~? [11:11] yes [11:11] ~/.xmodmap [11:12] brainwash, there is none, actually [11:12] then it is not the cause of your problem [11:13] without any clear evidence, I think this behavior goes in the category "bugs with Xorg and external devices". [11:13] It just feels the same. [11:14] but in case you have any leads ... :) [11:15] I would check ~/.xsession-errors [11:15] and also check if killing xfsettingsd has any effect [11:16] xfsettingsd --replace [11:16] after triggering the high cpu bug obviously [11:21] brainwash: nice tip! [11:23] brainwash, looks like `xfsettingsd --replace` helps recovering [11:24] Also, I get a couple of "Internal error: Could not resolve keysym Paste" errors when I run that command. Perhaps things are related... [11:24] you are still running Xfce 4.14, or? [11:24] the official one delivered by ubuntu 20.10 [11:25] ( I'll test again without /modifications to my keyboard/ ) [11:25] would be interesting to know if the bug is still present with 4.16 [11:27] brainwash, do I need to worry about this? https://pastebin.com/9aEz03k4 [11:28] does not look related [11:28] ✔️ [11:28] it's a libvte warning [11:29] custom keyboard layout was also not related. [11:29] when will 4.16 be rolled out? [11:30] with the 21.04 release of xubuntu [11:30] in April [12:10] thanks Maik. Maybe I'll have a little bit of time to install it in a vm and try to reproduce it [12:16] DarkTrick: a VM may behave differently though [12:16] probably [12:17] btw, how to get my xfce version? [12:17] nvmd [12:17] alternatively, you could just test it on your hardware [12:17] xfce4-about :) [12:17] via the live session [12:18] or even better, install 21.04 on a removable device and boot it [12:19] because the live session may behave differently too [12:23] at least no probs in a VM with 4.16 pre XXX. I will give the removable a try, if I find a little bit of time :) thanks for the ideas! [15:03] Hi, Community, how are you? I'm Jordan and I would like to know if is there any solution for my black screen at start in Xubuntu 20.04, if you can help me, please? [15:05] I have a HP Pavilion with AMD Ryzen 5 Radeon 3500 laptop PC. I have had this problem with Ubuntu, too. The only way it boots is with Nomodeset. Thanks for your help. === Xu-Jordan is now known as Jordan === Jordan is now known as Guest5631 === Guest5631 is now known as Jordan-Xubuntu === BuckarooBanzai2 is now known as BuckarooBanzai [16:54] hi [16:54] i'm new here [19:44] hi, I do not understand what kind of "removable volume" I have from time to time, on the desktop. What could it be? [19:47] gredos91, could be a windows partition if you dual boot. [19:48] no [19:48] then a screenshot [19:49] diogenes_: ok [20:00] diogenes_: https://prnt.sc/wgzxcr [20:01] that's a USB drive or an ED card. [20:05] but now nothing is connected [20:08] cat /proc/mounts | nc termbin.com 9999 [20:08] share the url [20:10] https://termbin.com/rb4p [20:18] everything seems legit. [20:21] diogenes_: this removable volume has a certain size [20:22] after restart, it disappears [20:30] diogenes_: this is a desktop bug like xfce [20:30] well what happens when you try to open it? [20:31] volume not found [20:33] maybe it's from one of those snaps loops no clue i've never used any snaps. [20:35] perhaps [20:43] diogenes_: ticked the box. show hidden files on the desktop. and the removable volume is gone)) [20:46] but it's not supposed to be there in the first place. [20:49] yea [21:37] ineed [21:37] help