Everything installs perfectly and appears to be fine. Soon as it restarts from any point of typing my password in to just doing anything within the os my laptop will just freeze to the point i have to manually force a restart.
Ive tried all different types of patterns to try replicate this but it can be anything, i can see resource wise its using absolutely nothing.
Its not a particularly fast laptop, i bought it to play with linux but ive tried all different things (plasma etc) on the laptop and they all run fine.
Spec:
CODA 12
Intel Celeron N3450
4gb ram
Anyone else had this or could shed any light, it would be appeciated, really want to try out BSPWM!
Random freezes tend to be hardware-related. However, if other DEs work then that becomes less likely.
I’d suggest using
if they work, then you can install bspwm separately and see if it’s a bug in the WM or something you have set up/configured since installation.
Edit:
Looks like you’ve opened a bug report on the upstream issue tracker,
so I assume you’ve also looked through other issues too (like https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm/issues/1398). The developer has requested additional information so I’ll not duplicate effort here.
Manjaro will have a different set of package versions, so when it eventually reaches the same state as Arch it will be interesting to see if you hit the same issue again.
Then, of course, you’ll be able to ask the same question again on the Manjaro forum!
bspwm-manjaro, its ok, im just trying to learn some of the basics, its fairly new to me exploring linux. I will swap back to endeavour and get it running dw
Thats a good shout actually, i bought a laptop to purely explore linux so im formatting regularly till i find what i like and i know i like EnOS especially. Ill give it a whirl tomorrow trying both bspwm and bspwm-manjaro.
Thanks for your help, it is appreciated, i am on the enOS bandwagon dw
