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Post OS and how often your computer crashes
>linux
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LIAR
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It’s not a lie. The last crash was some hours ago. I tried executing a silversearcher ag search on a snapshot of my project and it froze at around 76% cpu (it probably got higher than that) Then it made the looping crash noise and I had to force reboot it. It probably wasn’t the ag search since it completes that in milliseconds, and more likely that I keep the uptime going for weeks at a time by suspending instead of shutting down
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computer 1
devuan
never crashescomputer 2
Linux mint
never crashescomputer 3
Void
crashed once after using for about a year
hasnt crashed sinceserver 1
minimal installation of debian (no gui)
never crashed yet in 5 yearsserver 2
same as above -
who is that in the top frame (asking for a friend)
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His name is Graham Oldham
a famous trap -
Sheila Nelson
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Pippa Blonde
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Thanks, fren.
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Mint – never
PCLinuxOS – never
Mac OS X Lion – once 7 years ago when I tried playing a game that required OpenGL which my MacBook didn’t support
Windows XP – a bunch of times
Windows 10 – 5 times in a year -
>windows 10
never
>ubuntu
never
>debian
never-
>windows 10
>never
LOL sure-
I have also used Windows 10 since it was available, I have a lot of other issues with it (such as the system corrupting itself over time) but it has never crashed. Max that has happened is that the fonts got really bonked up which required a clean install to fix.
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Windows 10 Enterprise 20H2
Never -
Fedora 35 (KDE Editon)
Literally never had a crash -
LFS
Never -
Arch Linux
Like once since I installed it 2 years ago, pretty sure it was a hardware issue. -
Desktop: Fedora, Never.
Laptop: Fedora, Never.
Server: Fedora, Never.-
Would you install fedora on your phone if you could?
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kek
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windows
never -
Windows 7: Once every three year
Max uptime was something like 70days (I used to mine with it) but I always turn it off because I need to cut the main for repairs or such. -
Arch
never -
> debian on old laptop
Never
> debian with Nvidia gpu
Earlier this year when I had it under fucky conditions -
computer 1
>linux
>every time it was put under load for more than a day. microcode caused CPU lockup
>updated microcode, now never. 169 days uptime, 169 days since last power outagecomputer 2
>windows 7
>never unless i plug a CH341A UART adapter into it, in which case it bluescreens instantly
>loicense randomly expired, it now serves me popups every 5 minutes -
>Void GNU/Linux
>Doesn’t crash -
Windows 10. I get 1 or 2 blue screens per year.
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windows 11 on work laptop, crashes every couple days while windows 10 managed to crash every week
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MACOS Snow Leopard 10.6.3
Never crashes
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OS2, havent had a single crash in 15 years
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woke af professional computer user
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Windows and Linux (Manjaro)
Every day ~10 minutes after booting up the PC in the morning. Doesn’t crash after I boot it up again.
>sounds like a hardware issue
Yea, but I wish I knew what was causing the crash. I’ve already upgraded the CPU and added fans to keep CPU cool. I hope it isn’t a GPU problem. -
>desktop
W10, never
>home server
Debian stable, once every few months with a kernel panic, 99.9% sure the CPU is bonked so it’s not the software’s fault
>Surface tablet
W10, never hard crashes but sometimes does weird shit and needs a reboot every few months -
Bullshit
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>windows 10
>at least once a day -
Your hardware bad or something?
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>arch
Never
>Debian
Never
>guix
Never
>Wangblows 10
At least once a week -
Ubuntu 20.04, once every other day or so, everything freezes, keyboard not working, mouse not working, not virtual-terminals with ctrl-alt-f3, no nothing. Have to hard reset. Some hardware in my system is cooked. Or the kernel guys are playing a sick game with me.
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Linux Mint 5.4.0-81-generic
Crashes? Basically never? I tend to run select updates and reboot intentionally every month or so, current uptime is 28 days so I’m probably due soon.Last actual "crash" like a kernel panic was a one-off issue on boot, that ended up being the fault of Nvidia drivers. Was over maybe two years ago? Switched to AMD GPU, much better drivers. Maybe the issue would have remained and recurred if It stuck with Nvidia? Who knows? Their Linux drivers are truly dogshit.
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Check your SMART numbers. Your OS drive might be dying.
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>archmeme
>once every few days cause i do something scrotebrained -
>gnu/linux (arch) + i3-gaps
>hasnt crashed once in the two and a half years ive had it installed-
post uptime
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I just updated to a new kernel and rebooted last night so only 25 hours or so.
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macOS
Been years since it last crashed. I generally only reboot at all once every few months to apply updates -
Fedora, built it beginning of last year
hasn’t crashed yet and this is my main computer I use literally every day -
macOS (Can’t remember last crash.)
KDE_Neon (Didn’t crash, but had to force shutdown the machine there was some corrupted data or something that I had to repair with fsck. 2 days ago had to rescue it because tried running CS:GO off Steam (Linux) — it’s not the Linux’s fault though — we’re talking about a HP desktop more than a decade old with 8GB RAM being asked to run a ,,modern” game. The weird part was that once I ran the fsck repairs the freaking BIOS wasn’t even loading on restart — I was tripping out — force shutdowned the machine like twenty times until I started Googling. Found out that if you remove the battery on the motherboard that whatever faulty data persists will be flushed. Back to normal after that.)-
It’s not that the KDE_Neon crashed, but I was hanging in CS:GO so once I force shutdown the machine — restarting it put it into a basically ,,crashed” state. fsck and motherboard battery being popped out and put back in fixed everything no problem and all normal.
I guess this doesn’t even count as a ,, c r a s h ” actually — scratch that —
— in terms of a ,,true crash” I can’t remember the last time my macOS or Linux install crashed on my ass for real.
And I keep these bitches running 25/8. (Update and restart them semi-regularly though but basically zero maintenance.F u c k W i n d o w s though goddamn that shit makes me want Minecraft.
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gnu+linux
once every 3-4 weeks. The sata ports on my mobo are all faulty, but the issue is so unpredictable the garden gnome company I brought it from refused the RMA request, and wouldn’t even pass it on the manufacturer for testing.
Took them to the disputes tribunal (small claims court), easily won, made the company apointed wagie they sent seethe, and spent the money I won on home improvement instead. -
Mint never
Windows 8.1 twice a week
mac os never -
>xubuntu
once a week logs me out cos xfce crashes while moving files -
scrote doesn’t have ECC ram, wonders why his shit crashes
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Laptop: Debian, never crashed
Desktop: Debian, never crashed
I used to have Windows and it crashed a couple of times over the years. -
>Linux mint without nvidia proprietary drivers
No crash
>Arch without proprietary nvidia drivers
No crash
> Win 10 LTSC
No crash
> Win srv 2019
No crash
> Linux mint with proprietary nvidia drivers.
Crash about two time per quarter> Personal conclusion
Nvidia, fck you. -
>MacOS
Had a kernel panic once because of a bad Ebay CPU and once because I forgot to secure the pcie bracket that holds the video card in place and it jiggled around. Other than that, never. And I’ve had 2 app crashes, like ever
>Windows 10
BSOD? At least once a month. Programs not responding/needing me to end task? Almost every day. Shit’s scrotebrained. -
>Windows 10 (I installed it 2016)
never
>Linux Mint Cinnamon (I installed it 2016)
the desktop crashed ones/ twice a week
>Linux Mint KDE (I installed KDE in 2020)
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>windows 7, windows 10 and linux mint
>I can’t remember when any of them last crashed-
btw these are all on 2nd-4th gen intel
if you get crashes, are you also on ryzen?
t. thinking of upgrading to ryzen
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At home, linux and never.
At work, windows 10 and every couple of minutes or hours depending on the mood windows is in -
>linux, once a month
>windows, twice a week
I won’t even bother search why, but fuck gaming laptops never again. I’ll need to find some other way to get compute power that can be easily moved -
windows 10 LTSC
has only crashed due a bad overclock. otherwise has never crashed. -
>desktop
KDE/Arch
computer itself never crashes, sometimes the compositor goes down but i’d have no way of knowing since it restarts automatically
>homelab
i3wm/Ubuntu, never crashes
>laptop
KDE/Arch
never crashed since no Nvidia graphics
>tablet
GNOME/Arch
crashes twice a week or so -
>arch
>never (i’m serious) -
linux. it gets blackscreen’d when it overheats.
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>arch linux
never
>windows (when i used it)
never unless i bonked something up.-
>Linux (any distro really)
never unless i bonked something up.
>Windows (any version really)
never unless i bonked something up.
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>linux
>Like two or three times a year -
>MacOS/OSX
>Several times a weekI think it’s a RAM or pagefile issue, it usually happens when I’m starting a new local server or plugging in a monitor.
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You have to buy the new version of parallels each month and the annual new hardware with slow chips that dont work with any software from before 2021 and reboot/zap your pram daily.
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>Laptop 1
W10
Every 2 or 3 times its used>Laptop 2
W8.1
Once when updated, uninstalled updates and disabled networking and it works fantastic>Laptop 3
W8.1
Same as above>Laptop 4
Crunchbang
Never>Laptop 5
Lubuntu
Never>Laptop 6
Lubuntu
Never>Desktop
W8.1
Bluescreens here and there due to beta nvidia drivers but only when waking up under load>Tablet 1
W8.1
Never>Tablet 2
W7
NeverDebloated 8.1 is the last windows i will use
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The only OS I’ve ever had real trouble with was Kubuntu.
It’d crash about 3 times a week. Meanwhile Arch+KDE never crashed once.
LTSC has never crashed on me, but Win10 Education has.-
I used to get crashes every once in a while when using Linux Mint, but ever since I switched to Manjaro, that problem disappeared along with my stable updates
> Personal conclusion
Nvidia, fck you.Ubuntu bros I’m starting to see a pattern …
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>win10 since release.
never -
>linux
>the only time it did was when I launched more than a thousand ffmpeg processes at the same time -
KDE Neon
Hasn’t crashed once since I got this computer a little less than a year ago. -
Computer 1: Windows Server 2022, when I hotswap a hard disk (a driver issue almost certainly)
Computer 2: Windows 10 Pro, hasn’t crashed yet (only had it a few months).
Computer 3: Windows 10 Pro, hasn’t crashed in several months (and I can’t remember what it was).
Computer 4: Windows 10 Pro, DWM crashes every few weeks because it’s a shitty Twinkpad (might be a driver issue too, though). -
>Various Linux computers, desktops and laptops
Crash maybe once every month.>Windows 10 (games only)
Crashes maybe once a week. Can’t find anything wrong with the hardware. It’s just garbage.>Windows 7 (main computer)
Crashed once in late 2017 when the GPU driver shat itself for some reason. Other than that, I don’t recall this computer (been using it for 7 years) ever BSoDding. The previous computer (which also ran Windows 7) BSoDded a few times, traced the problem to faulty RAM. Once replaced, the problem went away.Windows 7 has is the most stable OS I’ve ever used. It’s going to be a sad day when I have to move on from it.
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Windows 7, twice a day
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> Linux
> NeverI used to get crashes every once in a while when using Linux Mint, but ever since I switched to Manjaro, that problem disappeared along with my stable updates
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Windows 7. once per year, more or less.
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>Windows 10
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iOS – only once 8 years ago when jailbreaks were jank
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Desktop: Windows 10, crashed once in ~4 years because of nVidia Drivers. (I’m actually scared that I never got a BSOD)
Laptop: Arch, never.
Laptop 2: macOS Big Sur, never.
The only thing ever that crashed regularly for me is when I flashed some random shitty ROM on my Phone. -
Big Sur – never? (maybe once)
arch – once or twice in 3 years, but every time because i broke something myself
debian – same as arch
W10 – at least once a week, sometimes every two daysWindows is the biggest piece of shit on this planet and its literal only worth i playing vidya
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>windows 10
never
>debian
never
>os x
never
>centos server rack
twice a week, freaking piece of shit third party sellers. hardware fault.
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