Mint 18.3, 64 bit
Cinnamon 3.6.6
Is takes 90 sec when I go from user screen Menu -> Quit -> Shut Down. When I go from user screen Menu -> Logout -> Log Out it takes 1.5 sec and then Quit... -> Quit... -> Shut Down it takes 3 sec, witch is 4.5 sec in total. Why is so different in time, 90 sec vs. 4.5 sec?
Mint 18.3 Cinnamon, long time to shut down (90 s)
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hbartolin
Mint 18.3 Cinnamon, long time to shut down (90 s)
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Jeremy Mendes
Re: Mint 18.3 Cinnamon, long time to shut down (90 s)
Welcome to Linux.I haven't been here that long but can assure you that you are going to be a little busier here maintaining your operating system.Search this,on-line,and see if any solutions are listed(in blue) that pertain to your issue:"Solutions for 22 bug fixes in Ubuntu 16.04 and Linux Mint 18.3".
If you like,you can enter this command into your "terminal" window to get detailed info regarding your system and hardware along with any errors present:
inxi -F && demsg | grep -i error
This info can be copied/pasted into the thread,if you so choose.Don't try to "screenshot" it in.That won't work. You can stretch the terminal window out vertically from top to bottom of your screen,too.
ACPI errors and gnome-keyring-daemon issues don't appear to have any viable fixes.The only fixes I've ever come across are re-installing operating system and starting again. Not very practical,if you ask me,but these issues are something Linux users have to accept.I'm still liking it,though.
If you like,you can enter this command into your "terminal" window to get detailed info regarding your system and hardware along with any errors present:
inxi -F && demsg | grep -i error
This info can be copied/pasted into the thread,if you so choose.Don't try to "screenshot" it in.That won't work. You can stretch the terminal window out vertically from top to bottom of your screen,too.
ACPI errors and gnome-keyring-daemon issues don't appear to have any viable fixes.The only fixes I've ever come across are re-installing operating system and starting again. Not very practical,if you ask me,but these issues are something Linux users have to accept.I'm still liking it,though.