Nothing much enterprise…It’s running “Windows App”, just a glorified RDP with extra authentication settings for SSO etc. Hence why I gave it only 4GB. It’s not just GUI not being responsive, everything is. It’s a full freeze, and I can’t get to the text consoles either. Most I can aspire to, I think, is to gather data from right before the freeze happens…and check it after I reset the computer.
Haven’t tried remote SSH yet. But switching to text console doesn’t work, unresponsive for that, too.
Sigh. When in doubt…reboot. Seems the evaluation doesn’t necessary update or re-evaluate after some changes to the qualities/formats have been done. But after I rebooted, it immediately imported the files.
You mean it would have to also be…bigger data bitrate regardless of codec or… a higher position hierarchically in the quality list? As in, having to change the ‘quality’ from WebRIP-1080p to WebDL-1080p which somehow is one step further in the list? That would then trigger the custom format sections, ONLY? That would make shittier codecs but bigger files always win in this rating right?
Thanks! I’ve just uploaded a few screenshots in the thread.
Here’s a bunch of screenshots attached! I find interesting that if I use the parsing tool to test on a filename that’s getting a zero score in the error message, on the parsing tool it gets a 39, which should be plenty justified for a file upgrade.
I think so! I mean, it’s giving it a full zero. The other custom format in the profile has a 10, and that’s correctly applied.
Thanks for the journalctl command, I think I was looking for hints like this. I’ll be reviewing my journalctl next time I get a crash. Regarding Steam, since it’s using NVME both for the OS and the gaming disk, it downloads at rather crazy speeds without slowing down the OS (as long as I’m not trying additionally something else also crazy of course…but I can continue browsing and watching videos just fine).
Thanks! Yeah I might reconsider a whole system wipe. I’ve tried shortly Fedora before, and Nobara for a few years, but I think I’d prefer something Ubuntu-based with KDE. Something that it’s not Kubuntu, that is. I don’t want snap crap.