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I have been using ubuntu and flavors for well over 12 years. I gotta tell you, never has anything of what you describe happen to me. And I am a menacingly wild

I have been using ubuntu and flavors for well over 12 years. I gotta tell you, never has anything of what you describe happen to me. And I am a menacingly wild-user. I put my systems through a lot! I do a lot of full-stack development, arduino(and other iot stuff) coding, blender work (3d), inkscape, gimp, a lot of audacity for audio, a lot of kdenLive for video-editing.. and my laptops (although always being mediocore in spec) never broke a sweat. And I have never ever had to 'format' my PC cuz I'm locked out of it. So, maybe, it's you who doesn't understand how to use the system. Maybe!

neoberg 4y ago
Yeah but is it really user's problem if a system requires lot's of knowledge to do computer stuff without breaking the system? I don't have the time neither want to learn the intricacies of an operating system to do my work.
scoutt 4y ago
> So, maybe, it's you who doesn't understand how to use the system. Maybe! It is possible that you are 100% right. But I also believe your answer (or that kind of answer) is part of the general problem. I have to say that I'm totally capable of fixing those issues since I do it all the time for Android (which I debug and customize). The problem is: I don't want to. Not on my main PC. On the other side, what am I possibly doing wrong to generate those problems? I install Qt, Firefox, Thunderbird, Git, build-essentials. I never hibernate, I always do a clean shutdown and... that's it... The "Ubuntu has experienced an internal error..." dialog box still appears from time to time