Breezy Badger seems to be still very beta (significant crashes)

[Scott]

Holger Rumland wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> since the last stable Ubuntu/Kubuntu version was released and to be
> considered stable
> I had already 3 significant crashes on Ubuntu and the last time on
> Kubuntu. I these cases
> the whole GUI froze up and afterwards the system was unusable, because
> the root directory
> filled up during the crash to 100% within minutes.

I'm sorry to hear that.  I've been lucky so far.  No significant
crashes, just bugs here and there.  The gtk-qt engine is driving me
nuts.  However, I've heard that problem is affecting all recent distros.

> I have several
> Distributions on my Laptop
> with 1 GB memory and 7 GB partition size for the root (Kubuntu) and 12
> GB for the root (Ubuntu).

You have a separate Kubuntu Breezy *and* Ubuntu Breezy Install on the
same Hard Drive?

I have both combined. I've got K/Ubuntu with GNOME, KDE, XFCE, Fluxbox
and GNUStep/Windowmaker installed (I'm a desktop junkie, what can I say?
 ;-) ).

> These partitions maybe used by around 20 % before the crash, afterwards
> they show with the
> df command that they are to 100% used. I tried to find a core dump file
> but could not find anything.

That is very odd.  I've never heard of anything like that before.  I'm
sorry I couldn't be of any help.

Good luck.

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