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(Plasma dev here.) I don't think it's something the user is "doing". A crash is never the user's fault. I will say it's atypical though. We measure session upt
by sho_hn 10mo ago
(Plasma dev here.) I don't think it's something the user is "doing". A crash is never the user's fault.
I will say it's atypical though. We measure session uptimes in months. There is probably a very specific cause that can be addressed or mitigated.
- lifetimerubyist 10mo agoIf it means anything, I always make sure to send in a report when it crashes. I use Opensuse tumbleweed and update compulsively so I should have the newest package versions with all of the latest fixes too.
- small_scombrus 10mo agoNot to it works for me, but I'm on tumbleweed and can't say I'm even crashing once a week
- yjftsjthsd-h 10mo agoI'll do you one better: I daily-drive Kalpa (so effectively tumbleweed packages) and I can't recall it ever crashing.
- com2kid 10mo agoPlasma doesn't crash for me but it definitely bugs out and I need to log out and log back in to fix things. That said I'm running a shader as my desktop wall paper on Nvidia drivers so I don't feel like any of my complaints are all that justified. :D
- dpacmittal 10mo agoHave you tried killing plasmashell and restarting it? That way you won't have to close your apps and logout
- addy34 10mo agoI'm guessing this doesn't capture manual restarts? I have the same experience as the commenter below: Plasma requires a restart a few times per day for me, as the panels disappear and one monitor's (of two) desktop goes black - usually after wake from sleep. This occurs on both machines that I run it on (only common component is Radeon graphics). That said, it's a single command and not a big deal, and it's a great DE, so thanks for your work.
- tonyhart7 10mo agocould you fix when ram is full and DE would always hang/freeze in there????? (rust analyzer and java eat all my ram)