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Frame drops in Gnome

Sometimes, when I do some graphics-intensive tasks in my desktop PC, such as watching videos on YouTube or creating 3D models, after some time I can notice frame drops– mouse cursor does not move smoothly and animations not occurring smoothly. Even during this, my computer is completely usable, only it loads programs slowly. During this […]

Tags after some time I can notice frame drops-- mouse cursor does not move smoothly and animations not occurring smoothly. Even during this, my computer is completely usable, only it loads programs slowly. During this time, sometimes, such as watching videos on YouTube or creating 3D models, when I do some graphics-intensive tasks in my desktop PC

Linux Mastering Development Ubuntu

Frame drops in Gnome

Tags after some time I can notice frame drops-- mouse cursor does not move smoothly and animations not occurring smoothly. Even during this, I open up the gnome-system-monitor and see that 4 processes-- kidle_inj/0 kidle_inj/1 kidle_inj/2 kidle_inj/3 are having too much CPU us, it normalizes on its own after some time. What can be the reason for this and how to fix this issue? FYI I have Intel Graphics 2500., my computer is completely usable, only it loads programs slowly. During this time, sometimes, such as watching videos on YouTube or creating 3D models, these processes stop and again the speed becomes normal. This occurred with both Ubuntu 19.10 and 20.04. I think that my problem is unlike o, when I do some graphics-intensive tasks in my desktop PC

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How to ensure mobile-PC discovery in LAN?

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Post date May 27, 2020
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I am developing a game that uses a PC as a monitor and a mobile phone as a gesture detector. Both devices communicate using UDP on the same local network (mostly Wi-Fi). First, the PC creates a socket and displays its IP address and port for the mobile phone to connect by sending messages to. […]

Tags but the PC would not receive them (Checked with Wireshark. No incoming message on the PC). Even the address and port were correct. But, especially after switching to another local network, I am developing a game that uses a PC as a monitor and a mobile phone as a gesture detector. Both devices communicate using UDP on the same l, if the PC manages to ping the phone successfully, sometimes, the messages sent after that point will arrive just fine. The problem is, the PC creates a socket and displays its IP address and port for the mobile phone to connect by sending messages to. However, the phone would not be able to find the PC. The messages were sent

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How to ensure mobile-PC discovery?

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Post date May 26, 2020
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Tags but it was still not able to ping each other. We managed to make the problem disappear by using another phone to ping the PC and the first p, but the PC would not receive them (Checked with Wireshark. No incoming message on the PC). Even the address and port were correct. But, especially after switching to another local network, I am developing a game that uses a PC as a monitor and a mobile phone as a gesture detector. Both devices communicate using UDP on the same l, I want to know the true cause of it so that we can get rid of it permanently., if the PC manages to ping the phone successfully, sometimes, the messages sent after that point will arrive just fine. The problem is, the PC creates a socket and displays its IP address and port for the mobile phone to connect by sending messages to. However, the phone would not be able to find the PC. The messages were sent, the ping for both problematic devices will succeed. I am not sure if that is really the solution as I do not know the cause of it. I am also, the ping is unsuccessful. We discovered that both devices could not ping each other. The error message from the PC is : Reply From <Host IP, there was not an entry of the mobile phone inside the ARP table of the PC. So, we went further and cleared the ARP table of the PC

Mastering Development System & Network

How to make sure a mobile phone can reach a PC on the same network?

Post author By Server Questions
Post date May 24, 2020
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Tags but it was still not able to ping each other. We managed to make the problem disappear by using another phone to ping the PC and the first p, but the PC would not receive them (Checked with Wireshark. No incoming message on the PC). Even the address and port were correct. But, especially after switching to another local network, I am developing a game that uses a PC as a monitor and a mobile phone as a gesture detector. Both devices communicate using UDP on the same l, I want to know the true cause of it so that we can get rid of it permanently., if the PC manages to ping the phone successfully, sometimes, the messages sent after that point will arrive just fine. The problem is, the PC creates a socket and displays its IP address and port for the mobile phone to connect by sending messages to. However, the phone would not be able to find the PC. The messages were sent, the ping for both problematic devices will succeed. I am not sure if that is really the solution as I do not know the cause of it. I am also, the ping is unsuccessful. We discovered that both devices could not ping each other. The error message from the PC is : Reply From <Host IP A, there was not an entry of the mobile phone inside the ARP table of the PC. So, we went further and cleared the ARP table of the PC

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Is it possible to live with false eyes, only?

Post author By Gaming World
Post date May 23, 2020
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Sometimes, in a game of Go, we get a life where there is a false eye involved: There are two groups with a single real eye, each, but they are connected to one another via a false eye, allowing their individual eyes to join forces to ensure life. Something like this: $$Bcm0 $$ ……… $$ […]

Tags allowing their individual eyes to join forces to ensure life. Something like this: $$Bcm0 $$ ......... $$ .OOOOO... $$ .OXXXO... $$ .OX.XOOO, but they are connected to one another via a false eye, directly providing a liberty to each of the two black chains. I wonder whether it's possible to construct a live that entirely relies on such, each, I use a purely local definition of a false eye: A false eye is a free spot that is a freedom of two distinct chains. I am aware that there ar, in a game of Go, it does not need to be filled either, sometimes, we get a life where there is a false eye involved: There are two groups with a single real eye

Linux Mastering Development

Chrome/Brave lost site’s session on restart

Post author By Linux Questions
Post date May 21, 2020
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Sometimes, when I kill my browser, reboot, exit the browser normally, etc., basically whenever I restart my WM session (I’m using StumpWM, which by itself has nothing to do with this issue) the browser “forgets” that I was logged in, and that forces me log in back to every website, and some of them have […]

Tags and some of them have OTP enabled, and that forces me log in back to every website, and that's utterly annoying and time wasting. I think this may have to do something with the system keyring, basically whenever I restart my WM session (I'm using StumpWM, etc., exit the browser normally, or maybe something else. Where should I be digging? Update: I found the following thing on Arch wiki. ~/.xinitrc eval $(/usr/bin/gnome-keyr, reboot, secrets, sometimes, when I kill my browser, which by itself has nothing to do with this issue) the browser "forgets" that I was logged in

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Chrome/Brave keeps signing out of websites on X11

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Post date May 21, 2020
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Tags and some of them have OTP enabled, and that forces me log in back to every website, and that's utterly annoying and time wasting. I think this may have to do something with the system keyring, basically whenever I restart my WM session (I'm using StumpWM, etc., exit the browser normally, maybe there's some sort of grace period after which things get reset. I've also noticed - git no longer recognizes GPG key and pinentry would, maybe this fixes it. upd: That did not help. It happened again. I'm thinking, or maybe something else. Where should I be digging? upd: I found the following thing on Arch wiki. ~/.xinitrc eval $(/usr/bin/gnome-keyring, reboot, secrets, sometimes, ssh) export SSH_AUTH_SOCK And did that. But I'm a bit skeptical. The hardest thing about it - it doesn't happen all the time. Only sometimes, when I kill my browser, which by itself has nothing to do with this issue) the browser "forgets" that I was logged in

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Chrome/Brave keeps signing out on X11

Post author By Linux Questions
Post date May 19, 2020
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Tags and some of them have OTP enabled, and that forces me log in back to every website, and that's utterly annoying and time wasting. I think this may have to do something with the system keyring, basically whenever I restart my WM session (I'm using StumpWM, etc., exit the browser normally, or maybe something else. Where should I be digging?, reboot, sometimes, when I kill my browser, which by itself has nothing to do with this issue) the browser "forgets" that I was logged in

Linux Mastering Development Ubuntu

“make” command does not work in directories containing “space”

Post author By Ubuntu Questions
Post date May 19, 2020
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I often use make to compile programs. But, sometimes, when the directory contains a space, it says: No such file or directory Example: If I run make in the directory /home/akib/My Directory/: If the directory exists, then: $ make make: *** /home/akib/My: Is a directory. Stop. If it doesn’t exist, then: $ make Makefile:<line>: Directory/<file>: […]

Tags I often use make to compile programs. But, sometimes, when the directory contains a space