User1: hey @all i have a dumb question: where can i find the source code for xubuntu 18.04 64 bit?
User2: User1 you enable the Sources repository and then download it (apt source <package>), or you can find it on launchpad
User3: Hello
User3: Anybody Russian?
User3: hello
User4: a month ago my laptop was randomly freezing and it was due to the amdgpu drivers.
User4: got that fixed and it didn't happen again... but two days ago I experienced it twice, but looks like the log says it's not amdgpu anymore
User4: maybe something related to cpu and firefox? I'm noob at logs if someone wants to give a look: https://paste.debian.net/1077463/
User5: vp11, pastebin inxi -Fx
User4: https://paste.debian.net/1077475/
User4: it's a thinkpad a485
User4: in theory it's "Ubuntu certificated" or something like that
User5: lenovo is one of the least linux friendly machine
User4: I really wanted a laptop that doesn't run with Intel and ubuntu.com told me this one is good to use linux (https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201808-26387/)
User4: although I'm not using Ubuntu, ofc :P
User5: vp11, you could try to add this to your grub kernel parameters and do a grub-update: processor.max_cstate=0
User4: alright, I will try that later. thanks again diogenes_
User5: no problem.
User6: I'm having one of those "can't login to xfce" / "xfce login loop" issues under 18.04...help, TIA
User2: User6 sounds like something for which you can find solutions easily via a quick web search
User6: User2 yes! I've searched and searched and there are all different causes that are not mine
User6: User2 it's very definitely NOT something you can find solution quickly...  I've tried all the most common stuff
User2: so, what have you tried so far? telling us this would save us some time
User6: removing .cache/xfce4;  renaming .config/xfce4; re-installing xfce; chaging perms on Xauthority
User6: ahh copying .config/xfce from /etx/xsomthing/xfce4 to ~/.config
User6: asking in #ubuntu, asking in #xfce
User2: did you check ~/.xsession-errors?
User6: not yet no, that was gonna be my next step
User6: as I've only read about that just now
User2: User6 any luck?
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