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modified 15-May-23 19:06pm.
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As long as it is in domain on venting out in polite language or just sharing the pains as a user of said software as opposed to programmer.
So, stating Android is giving me problem doing ABC is fine. How to write ABC code for an Android phone is perhaps better suited for another place.
"It is easy to decipher extraterrestrial signals after deciphering Javascript and VB6 themselves.", ISanti[ ^]
modified 19-Aug-22 7:04am.
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Quote: For discussing anything related to a software developer's life but is not for programming questions.
Is that not clear enough?
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Correct, you may complain about your little Nash Rambler, but you may not ask about how to get it of out of second gear.
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modified 15-May-23 19:06pm.
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condolences! 
anything in logs at same time?
tried sudo apt update to see if there is an update that might fix it?
>64
Some days the dragon wins. Suck it up.
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modified 15-May-23 19:06pm.
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I doubt that the dependencies are Ubuntu's, more likely some package you, or another package installed. Not sure why you come to a programming forum for support of an operating system but I would try:
See what has dependencies are missing and either try to install them or remove the offending package.
Tell the update manager to skip that package if possible (are you using the update manager of "sudo apt update/upgrade"?
If that fails, I would back up my data and repair/reinstall Ubuntu. I don't have a lot more to offer, I run Debian, the father of Ubuntu and have never seen the time I couldn't remove the offending package.
Probably best to pursue this over on the Ubuntu forums.
I don't want to play "your operating system wears army shorts"
Best of luck.
>64
Some days the dragon wins. Suck it up.
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Your hardware, you'd have similar on Windows.
These are not real time operating systems; if the app cannot respond (due to heavy processing) it assumes the app is in a deadlock because it does not respond. For me that mostly happening in game.
If it is your application, than check for long running processes in the mainthread and move them to their own.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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modified 15-May-23 19:06pm.
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Member 14968771 wrote: Would you kindly define "heavy processing ?"
If I look at "system resources" and see four CPU running at 100% is that heavy ? For few seconds...
It is. Patience. I will compile.
Member 14968771 wrote: My "banana" ( I am avoiding using the real app name ) won't run in debug mode when I actually start another process. But still no "not responding"... is that "heavy" ?
It ain't, and runs fine.
So are you doing something that make take a bit of time?
Bastard Programmer from Hell
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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I just recently (last week) updated my Ubuntu OS to 22.04.01 as well. I seem to see more of the Not responding, wait/kill messages now too. Although I wasn't immune to them before the upgrade either. It just seems more prevalent after.
My hardware is a Dell desktop that was purchased in Dec 2015. My setup is a Ubuntu Host at 22.04 running VirtualBox with my computing mainly done on Ubuntu also at 22.04 or occasionally Windows 10 guest VMs. I also can't at the moment run ethernet directly to my PC so it is connected to my network via WIFI. I just attributed it to a new OS expecting faster turnaround in 2022 or maybe 22.04 needing a patch or two to settle in a bit more.
Usually by the time I notice the message and move my mouse to click wait the box goes away and things resume normally. If I do manage to click wait it resumes in just a second or two anyway. Maybe it's getting to be time to upgrade the PC but I'm not a gamer and I just do small hobby java projects so I don't require instant response. It hasn't annoyed me too much so far. Surfing the net doesn't seem to be affected so I'll keep an eye on it but I'm not concerned as of yet.
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Harry Styles - Music For a Sushi Restaurant[^]
A different SOTW this week.
It's actually a pop tune by a mainstream pop artist.
I'd heard his name, but didn't know his music, until a friend told me she listened to him and even went to two of his concerts in two weeks (one planned and one delayed by COVID).
Apparently, Harry Styles is all the rage right now and critics and fans really love him.
He was a member of another mainstream pop boy band I never heard, One Direction.
So I gave it a listen and it's actually pretty nice and upbeat music that gets stuck in your head.
Mainstream SOTW 
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Yeah, Nah. I got about a minute into this one.
<HalfSeriousRant>
Can't stand boy bands or when they split up and go solo. No talent and all so manufactured by record labels.
</HalfSeriousRant>
Sorry. But having said that I didn't mind Robbie Williams. 
Going to plug (unashamedly) some Aussie music again. This is a punk bank out of Melbourne that I've been listening to lately.
Amyl and The Sniffers - Guided By Angels - YouTube[^] (some strong language).
Kind of odd listening to punk where singer has a distinctive bogan[^] accent.
// TODO: Insert something here Top ten reasons why I'm lazy
1.
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yacCarsten wrote: <HalfSeriousRant>
Can't stand boy bands or when they split up and go solo. No talent and all so manufactured by record labels.
</HalfSeriousRant>
Sorry. But having said that I didn't mind Robbie Williams.
Agreed on both accounts.
yacCarsten wrote: Going to plug (unashamedly) some Aussie music again. This is a punk bank out of Melbourne that I've been listening to lately.
Amyl and The Sniffers - Guided By Angels - YouTube[^] (some strong language).
This sounds very familiar.
Her haircut is awful though 
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Amazing ... but also scary from time to time
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Very nice music! 
David O'Neil wrote: those acne scars
Very disturbing visuals
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Well I like the horns anyway -- not so much the rest of the track though.
Thanks for sharing Sander!
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Nice set. Heard some Fatboy Slim in there
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This bass line is enjoyable, but the track as a whole is not my cup of tea
But ... inspired by David, I found this Trampsta
Trampsta - Come Out and Play (Video) - YouTube
The visuals of both Trampsta and Will Sparks are scary from time to time, each in its own way ...
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peterkm wrote: But ... inspired by David, I found this Trampsta
Trampsta - Come Out and Play (Video) - YouTube
100,000% YES! And having seen that, you will also have seen this: Trampsta - Chunky (Old Dancing Movies Video). Total FUN!
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It is indeed amazing to see that their moves are completely up-to-date 
Trampsta is quite inventive with visuals
modified 21-Aug-22 19:34pm.
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Also nice, but what's the original of this song?
It may even have been SOTW years ago...
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