Waiting an unknown amount of time to be able to use your computer again is not viable.
I’ve dealt with this issue across distros and flavors for years and simply accept that using Firefox on Linux the way I use it requires a regular reboot.
Waiting an unknown amount of time to be able to use your computer again is not viable.
I’ve dealt with this issue across distros and flavors for years and simply accept that using Firefox on Linux the way I use it requires a regular reboot.
I see this often with the firefox memory leak and containerizing it wouldn’t resolve the issue, as it’s literally freezing due to running out of system memory. Try to make a distinction between a frozen app and a systemwide exhaustion of resources.
I didn’t understand that, thank you for the clarification.
lot of YouTubers recommend it as something that looks a bit like Windows (on the surface).
Oh yeah, I forgot that was it’s schtick. Well, best of luck to them, regardless of the cause.
Any idea on what caused the spike? I used Zorin years and years ago and while nifty, didn’t have anything that met a particular need that wasn’t already satisfied by other distros. I checked their site and it looks like nothing drastic has changed.
Perhaps some popular influencer or advertisement type thing?
I’m not a kde fan but that’s pretty. Well done!
I think you hit the nail on the head here. It is almost always the case that you will trade adoption/utilization/community for a less-used solution. Using loops, pixelfed, mastodon or piefed/lemmy, element, linux, FOSS web apps instead of their more popular system, they all come with an unspoken agreement that you embrace a niche-existence.
Only you can really decide what’s more important to you.