Hi guys,
I'm pretty new to Linux overall so sorry if these questions are a little basic.
I've recently switched over my main PC from Windows to Debian 10 and loving it so far. I just keep getting one recurring issue which I can't see anything about or do anything with, I think it's isolated to Atom (text editor) but I can't tell. At seemingly random intervals through the day (never more than twice) I get a crash when using Atom, but it's a system wide crash where the cursor remains on the text selection cursor - I can move the mouse around but nothing else, the entire screen is unresponsive other than having the ability to move the mouse around. No keyboard shortcuts seem to work.
I was wondering if there is any kind of system log which would help me diagnose what is causing this strange crash?
Thanks!
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Strange crashes
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Re: Strange crashes
I downloaded the .deb file from https://atom.io/ and used sudo dpkg to install itarochester wrote:How did you install it? Where from?
I did have it installed as a snap before this but ran into issues with it, so I uninstalled via snap store before doing the above.
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Re: Strange crashes
Check the systemd journal:mjs1994 wrote:I was wondering if there is any kind of system log which would help me diagnose what is causing this strange crash?
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journalctl -b -1 -p3
Generally it's harder to support programs installed from outside the Debian repositories. See if its Github page has an "issues" section.
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