[Linux-aus] Display problem

[Ashley]

Hi,

Sorry for posting above but I thought it might be easier.

I am running the latest linux mint AMD64 version on the machines.

By fails to display I mean that I get a square outline with the message 
to either reboot the browser or update it (I'm using the latest version 
and rebooting it doesn't help).

I have also noticed that it takes Linux Mint around 90 seconds after the 
logo comes onto the screen to boot to the login screen.

Thanks for all the suggestions I am trying all of them.

Ashley

On 29/3/22 19:29, Allen Benter via linux-aus wrote:
> Hi Ashley,
>
> I run Tumbleweed as my daily driver, and noticed over the last few 
> months that Firefox locked up or froze quite often. I switched to Edge 
> and haven't had any problems with freezing since.
>
> Dell Laptop XPS i7-4600 (now getting quite old, but still fast enough 
> for my use)
> 16GB RAM, SSD
> Gnome 42 on Wayland
>
> (sent this earlier, but neglected to include the list)
>
> Cheers,
> Allen
>
> On Tue, Mar 29, 2022 at 11:15 AM Ashley via linux-aus 
> <linux-aus at lists.linux.org.au> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     I'm not sure which list to put this on but:
>
>     I have 3 computers Running Linux Mint:-
>
>     An old Lenovo gen 2 core i5 with 12 GB RAM which seems to run
>     everything
>     perfectly
>
>     A new intel pentium gold 4-core machine with 16 GB Ram which often is
>     unable to display pictures in Facebook with the latest version of
>     both
>     Firefox and Chromium and
>
>     A new Ryzon 5 3600 with 32 GB RAM and an nVidia 710 video card which
>     also has the same display problem with Firefox and Chromium.
>
>     All three have some form of 256GB solid state drive as a primary
>     and a
>     One TB sata HDD.
>
>     I tried running SUSE 15 on the Ryzon but it locks up occasionally and
>     forces me to use a hard reboot.
>
>     Note: the message on the page says to get a later version of the
>     browser
>     or restart it. I have the latest versions and restarting achieves
>     nothing.
>
>     Is this a known problem or have I missed something?
>
>     Regards
>
>     Ashley
>
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