Frequent freezes w Ubuntu 18.04












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My laptop freezes about every day, and I am using REISUB to recover. I tend to have Firefox open with a few tabs, maybe Youtube for music, Foxit PDF, Libre Office Writer, Spyder for Python, file browser, Clementine music player.



Ubuntu is up to date through sudo apt-get update (and upgrade) and the Software Update app. I have all Ubuntu Software sources from internet enabled (except source code - do I want that?).



I am a novice. Are there any simple and straightforward troubleshooting steps I can take?



Memory - 3.7 Gb



Processor - Intel Pentium CPU N4200 @ 1.10 GHz x 4










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    My laptop freezes about every day, and I am using REISUB to recover. I tend to have Firefox open with a few tabs, maybe Youtube for music, Foxit PDF, Libre Office Writer, Spyder for Python, file browser, Clementine music player.



    Ubuntu is up to date through sudo apt-get update (and upgrade) and the Software Update app. I have all Ubuntu Software sources from internet enabled (except source code - do I want that?).



    I am a novice. Are there any simple and straightforward troubleshooting steps I can take?



    Memory - 3.7 Gb



    Processor - Intel Pentium CPU N4200 @ 1.10 GHz x 4










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      My laptop freezes about every day, and I am using REISUB to recover. I tend to have Firefox open with a few tabs, maybe Youtube for music, Foxit PDF, Libre Office Writer, Spyder for Python, file browser, Clementine music player.



      Ubuntu is up to date through sudo apt-get update (and upgrade) and the Software Update app. I have all Ubuntu Software sources from internet enabled (except source code - do I want that?).



      I am a novice. Are there any simple and straightforward troubleshooting steps I can take?



      Memory - 3.7 Gb



      Processor - Intel Pentium CPU N4200 @ 1.10 GHz x 4










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      My laptop freezes about every day, and I am using REISUB to recover. I tend to have Firefox open with a few tabs, maybe Youtube for music, Foxit PDF, Libre Office Writer, Spyder for Python, file browser, Clementine music player.



      Ubuntu is up to date through sudo apt-get update (and upgrade) and the Software Update app. I have all Ubuntu Software sources from internet enabled (except source code - do I want that?).



      I am a novice. Are there any simple and straightforward troubleshooting steps I can take?



      Memory - 3.7 Gb



      Processor - Intel Pentium CPU N4200 @ 1.10 GHz x 4







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          It looks like 4 (3.7) Gb is not enough. Using the System Monitor, I could see that my RAM and Swap were both maxed out. My Swap is only 1 Gb, so I will increase that to 4.






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            It looks like 4 (3.7) Gb is not enough. Using the System Monitor, I could see that my RAM and Swap were both maxed out. My Swap is only 1 Gb, so I will increase that to 4.






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              It looks like 4 (3.7) Gb is not enough. Using the System Monitor, I could see that my RAM and Swap were both maxed out. My Swap is only 1 Gb, so I will increase that to 4.






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                It looks like 4 (3.7) Gb is not enough. Using the System Monitor, I could see that my RAM and Swap were both maxed out. My Swap is only 1 Gb, so I will increase that to 4.






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                It looks like 4 (3.7) Gb is not enough. Using the System Monitor, I could see that my RAM and Swap were both maxed out. My Swap is only 1 Gb, so I will increase that to 4.







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