Manjaro make me mad. too many crashes. All electron Apps, All browsers, NodeJS cli, nodemon, It seems something is wrong with NodeJS/Chrome-base apps. What can I do?
Please help. I think installing Manjaro was a bad idea. Because I was using Ubuntu and I had less problems than Manjaro. But I like Manjaro i3 and now I wanna fix this issue to stay on Manjaro.
Please note that my 8GB ram does not full at all (except somtimes that I open too many chrome/brave tabs, vscode, postman and other apps) my ram usage go up to 7GB. But now it makes me mad because I face this issue when I have not too much opened applications.
I think It is due to my kernel. Now I want to downgrade to 4.14v.
Maybe you dont mean to, but this kind of communication comes off as negative, whiny, and demanding.
Do you mean to tell me that in your entire computing life, you have never updated BIOS?
Thats certainly going to give you some less than desirable behavior.
And since you mentioned node …
Do you use a node.js package manager like npm ? Have you used sudo npm ... ? (dont)
Also you are out of date, or in a partial-upgrade state. Nothing else is considerable until you fix this.
Maybe you dont mean to, but this kind of communication comes off as negative, whiny, and demanding.
Note:
I need an stable OS. Not error prone OS. At least this is my experience. Or maybe it is because of incompatibility between my hardware with Manjaro. IDK.
What I mean by “mad” is that it cause too many problem for me and now I am exhausted. Postman, Chromium, Brave, VSCode, and Etcher does not work. They crashes too much. I think Manjaro is not compatible with Node.JS and Chrome base applications.
Do you mean to tell me that in your entire computing life, you have never updated BIOS?
Yes. Because it is not my System. It is company’s PC
Do you use a node.js package manager like npm ? Have you used sudo npm ... ? (dont)
Obviously, no. I do not and I did not.
Also you are out of date, or in a partial-upgrade state. Nothing else is considerable until you fix this.
I run this command sudo pacman -Syyu and it throw this error:
error: could not extract /usr/share/vala/vapi/ibus-1.0.vapi (Zstd decompression failed: Restored data doesn't match checksum)
error: problem occurred while upgrading libibus
error: could not commit transaction
error: failed to commit transaction (transaction aborted)
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded
I also did sudo pacman-mirrors -f && sudo pacman -Syyu but no differ.
Well, my manjaro is not error-prone. But I also keep it maintained, including up to date … the same cannot be said for your system. In its current state it is broken and outside of support. Of course things dont work.
The first error message said ‘Restored data doesn't match checksum’ and you have said that its a company PC. Which says that the downloaded package is damaged.
Is this PC also in a company network where for example a firewall-system or something similar modify your network packages?
I would suggest to remove ‘ibus’-package, update the system(if needed) and reinstall ‘ibus’-package again.
And could you please post the whole output from ‘sudo pacman -Syyu’, which makes it easier to help.
OT: In my opinion using electron apps is not good if you look for a performant system because every electron app is a chromium browser instance with an javascript ui and took for the most usecases to much resources.