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I think you (or the system) have been created a new user. The following command list all users:
sudo awk -F':' '{ print $1}' /etc/passwd
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I would suggest using an application called Disk Usage Analyzer available from the AppCenter to determine where the culprit is. With that information you can determine what needs to be removed and figure out the best course of action. The best solution will depend on whether the files are system files or user files in your home directory. The aforementioned ...
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thanks for your answer.
I am on a System 76 laptop (Galago Pro 13") (well, the German version, actually), Dual-Core Intel® Core™ i7-7500U CPU @ 2.70GHz with 16 GB of RAM and a SSD of 256.
No, the freezes happen very randomly, not when the system tries to suspend. It can be while navigating the web on Chrome, or Firefox or Opera. That is most of what I do so ...
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Several things:
1.) Are you on a laptop? Does this occur when the system attempts to suspend or go in to standby? If so, then it could be an issue with your machine's DSDT/ACPI tables. There are ways to get around this by using the "acpi_osi" kernel argument. Reply for more information or Google/duckduckgo "Linux acpi_osi".
2.) When it freezes, have you ...
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Well OK this is still happening and no one seems to have an answer. I love eOS but can't work with it like this. I guess I will have to switch OS.
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