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Why is my Desktop so slow in Debian 10?
When installing Debian 10 (Buster) the desktop/GUI applications are slow. Opening applications (e.g. Firefox, Terminal,…) takes quite long and the system is not usable at all. did not help at all. Apparently it is a problem with either the CPU or the GPU driver.
How long does it take for Debian 10 to boot?
I chose a Debian 10 droplet, installed some packages, added a firewall, and updated the packages on the system. Now when I reboot, I’ve waited 25 minutes, and it still is stuck in the boot process.
Why does Debian not boot from recovery USB?
I booted from a recovery USB, and uninstalled the firewall in case that was interfering with configuration of the droplet during the boot process, but that didn’t help. I tested out a Debian 9 droplet and didn’t run into this issue.
What kind of GPU do I need to run Debian?
I installed Debian on an Intel i5 + Nvidia GTX build (not sure if the GPU is responsible here as well). As stated in the above link, it is a driver issue.
What to do if Linux server is slow?
The smb.conf file on the Linux server is as follows: Disabling “Large Send Offload (LSO)” as suggested at Slow network throughput on windows 10 seems to have worked for me; at least for now. I’ve thought this problem was licked before, only to find out after a reboot that it came right back.
What to do when your WiFi is slow in Ubuntu?
Open a terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T in Ubuntu) and use the following commands one by one: This will add the additional line to the configuration file. Restart your computer and you should be good to go. If it does not fix or if you don’t have Atheros WiFi adaptor, try other solutions.
What’s the upload speed of a Raspberry Pi?
Two of them are connected to the same switch (10.0 & 9.9), but the release 10.0 has low speed on upload. One other on 10.1 is connected to the router/modem and has the same low speed. Before the upgrade to release 10 these pi’s had almost maximum speed of my ISP upload speed (25 Mbps). Some screen output from the 3 pi’s: