BTW, this issue also doesn't happen when hardware acceleration is off. Maybe an update to the Nvidia drivers is needed?

Ok, a bit of an update, this problem doesn't happen if acceleration is disabled. However, why does that happen in the first place? Maybe an updated Nvidia driver fixes this?

BTW, sorry for the huge delay, I haven't been using the PC in a while.

Nope it still happens.

In T6538#117879, @yursan9 wrote:

I can't reproduce the issue too. Can you start firefox with clean profile and try reproduce the issue?

In T6538#117849, @RoundDuckMan wrote:

In T6538#117764, @sunnyflunk wrote:

Well what's the search term most likely to reproduce it, as I am unable to

I'm not certain, as it doesn't always happen, but a query with spaces is more likely to cause a problem.

In T6538#117764, @sunnyflunk wrote:

Well what's the search term most likely to reproduce it, as I am unable to

In T6538#117758, @sunnyflunk wrote:

How can one reproduce this?

Update: No matter what, T6538 still happens despite hardware acceleration being off. Now I need to see the other two issues, like this.

One thing for sure, despite deactivating hardware acceleration, this problem still happens. Likely a build problem.

The problem is that I had hardware acceleration enabled, I wasn't using novueau, and it wasn't an option when installing Solus as Noveau for Solus 3 didn't support the 1050 Ti.

In T4528#94678, @baimafeima wrote:

I am a little concerned about this issue. Any news about resolving this issue?

In T5452#98658, @JoshStrobl wrote:

We don't typically cherrypick packages. Syncs are every Friday, you'll get the electrum update then.

A bit of an update: yes /tmp is the reason fsck complains, because I found a semi-workaround (which is also interesting). Bascially, download TLP and configure it. After that, while not connected to battery (could be done by just configurating TLP, so AC should work too), and /tmp will then unmount when shutting down.

Ikey (or somebody else like JoshStrobl, as I know that you, Ikey, are pretty busy with ferryd), do you have anything to say what I pasted eariler? This is a major bug that makes Solus 3 a bit rocky on the stability side. I don't want my filesystem to corrupt. :P

This block in particular is interesting:

Ikey, it's Solus 3, freshly installed. I decided to dump my old HDD install and move to my SSD. So much faster.

I have a feeling the issues are of systemd... :/

In T4091#72890, @sunnyflunk wrote:

I got ikey to test this this was working prior to pushing these fixes https://dev.solus-project.com/R927:bbfa1c0a2f9cbd291babb2d263c4cdaea99263d2

In T4106#72670, @ikey wrote:

Yeah long story short new GCC is bricking our Glibc 2.25 package. Planning to resolve this shortly

So it is Glibc, but related to a recent patch to 2.25, like the 64-bit fix?

In T4091#72249, @ikey wrote:

Isn't a 32-bit issue, it's a "glibc 2.25 done fucked all the games" issue. Verified it locally.

Sorry about this.

I'm sorry Ikey, guess I got a little panicky, for something so harmless. :P The stupid news sometimes freaks me out. XD F**k OCD.

I received an email about it as soon as it was made public. According to said announcement it doesn't affect Solus so I'm not sure what you want us to fix?

Oh, sorry. :P

Sorry, it was meant to be a general post, as some stuff isn't fully updated. I didn't want to make a post for every package and to keep on doing that when this happens again. I'm lazy. :P And be honest with you, this is an issue with many distros, even Ubuntu. I kinda wanted it to be a goal of Solus to keep all of its packages updated, especially with a smaller library of apps available. I in particular wanted to complain about Opera, as it's a web browser that many use, and if it isn't updated to the newest version, there will be security issues.

Do you have any system logs? Installed any weird third party software? Checked the integrity of your installation stick/disc?

In T3472#67359, @Elvanex wrote:

Confirming that this affects me as well. However, if you have multiple users, you can change other user's passwords, just not the one currently signed in.

I also suffer this too. The "apply" button doesn't work on top of being grayed. It seems to be because there is no check beside the "current password" prompt.

In T3645#65983, @ikey wrote:

Ignore .pyc ones though

In T3645#65779, @sadatdaniel wrote:

I know it's a bit late. I had the same problem and I asked here - https://dev.solus-project.com/T3386

Run this command on terminal. This might help.

sudo eopkg rebuild-db