Gnome freeze when click on “parameters”

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I just installed archlinux (4.16.13-2-ARCH). After some configurations concerning the wifi and the users, I decided to install a GUI: GNOME.



I started by installing xorg-xinit, xorg-server and xorg-apps. I created a .xinitrc file in my ~/ by copying it from /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc. I modified the .xinitrc file by commenting the lines from tvm to the end (as indicated in the official Archlinux documentation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xinit). And at the end of this file, I added this: exec gnome-session.



For now, I do not want to use GDM because I want to have my terminal from the beginning.



So after modifying this file and after login by tty, I launched the startx command.



GNOME launches correctly (I believe it) after a time that I find long (1 minutes, is this normal with an SSD?). But when I click on "settings" or on the application "cheese" for example, the mouse cursor becomes a loading wheel and ... All Freeze! Forced to turn off the PC by the button ...



I admit to being lost, having little knowledge around Linux ...
I read a lot of messages on forums but nothing seems to stick to my problem.
If anyone has an idea of ​​where to look or what's going on, I'm interested!







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  • Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
    – 0xC0000022L
    Jun 9 at 12:12










  • I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
    – Neau Adrien
    Jun 9 at 12:53















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I just installed archlinux (4.16.13-2-ARCH). After some configurations concerning the wifi and the users, I decided to install a GUI: GNOME.



I started by installing xorg-xinit, xorg-server and xorg-apps. I created a .xinitrc file in my ~/ by copying it from /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc. I modified the .xinitrc file by commenting the lines from tvm to the end (as indicated in the official Archlinux documentation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xinit). And at the end of this file, I added this: exec gnome-session.



For now, I do not want to use GDM because I want to have my terminal from the beginning.



So after modifying this file and after login by tty, I launched the startx command.



GNOME launches correctly (I believe it) after a time that I find long (1 minutes, is this normal with an SSD?). But when I click on "settings" or on the application "cheese" for example, the mouse cursor becomes a loading wheel and ... All Freeze! Forced to turn off the PC by the button ...



I admit to being lost, having little knowledge around Linux ...
I read a lot of messages on forums but nothing seems to stick to my problem.
If anyone has an idea of ​​where to look or what's going on, I'm interested!







share|improve this question



















  • Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
    – 0xC0000022L
    Jun 9 at 12:12










  • I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
    – Neau Adrien
    Jun 9 at 12:53













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0
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I just installed archlinux (4.16.13-2-ARCH). After some configurations concerning the wifi and the users, I decided to install a GUI: GNOME.



I started by installing xorg-xinit, xorg-server and xorg-apps. I created a .xinitrc file in my ~/ by copying it from /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc. I modified the .xinitrc file by commenting the lines from tvm to the end (as indicated in the official Archlinux documentation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xinit). And at the end of this file, I added this: exec gnome-session.



For now, I do not want to use GDM because I want to have my terminal from the beginning.



So after modifying this file and after login by tty, I launched the startx command.



GNOME launches correctly (I believe it) after a time that I find long (1 minutes, is this normal with an SSD?). But when I click on "settings" or on the application "cheese" for example, the mouse cursor becomes a loading wheel and ... All Freeze! Forced to turn off the PC by the button ...



I admit to being lost, having little knowledge around Linux ...
I read a lot of messages on forums but nothing seems to stick to my problem.
If anyone has an idea of ​​where to look or what's going on, I'm interested!







share|improve this question











I just installed archlinux (4.16.13-2-ARCH). After some configurations concerning the wifi and the users, I decided to install a GUI: GNOME.



I started by installing xorg-xinit, xorg-server and xorg-apps. I created a .xinitrc file in my ~/ by copying it from /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc. I modified the .xinitrc file by commenting the lines from tvm to the end (as indicated in the official Archlinux documentation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xinit). And at the end of this file, I added this: exec gnome-session.



For now, I do not want to use GDM because I want to have my terminal from the beginning.



So after modifying this file and after login by tty, I launched the startx command.



GNOME launches correctly (I believe it) after a time that I find long (1 minutes, is this normal with an SSD?). But when I click on "settings" or on the application "cheese" for example, the mouse cursor becomes a loading wheel and ... All Freeze! Forced to turn off the PC by the button ...



I admit to being lost, having little knowledge around Linux ...
I read a lot of messages on forums but nothing seems to stick to my problem.
If anyone has an idea of ​​where to look or what's going on, I'm interested!









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  • Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
    – 0xC0000022L
    Jun 9 at 12:12










  • I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
    – Neau Adrien
    Jun 9 at 12:53

















  • Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
    – 0xC0000022L
    Jun 9 at 12:12










  • I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
    – Neau Adrien
    Jun 9 at 12:53
















Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
– 0xC0000022L
Jun 9 at 12:12




Can you still kill the X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to avoid the hard reboot at least? Can you switch to one of the TTYs?
– 0xC0000022L
Jun 9 at 12:12












I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
– Neau Adrien
Jun 9 at 12:53





I find solution: my Graphic Driver wasn't installed. Work better with NVIDIA driver and Bumblebee.
– Neau Adrien
Jun 9 at 12:53
















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