Nymmie

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad computer has been online for ~2 weeks so there was ALOT of that playonlinux spam in there.

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad https://ptpb.pw/Rr-u

Got it after i flushed out stuff older than 3 days journalctl --vacuum-time=3d … had to google that one.

If it trimmed off something that was needed from boot time, I can redo after a reboot.

EDIT: Off to bed then work… back in ~16-17 hours…

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad gedit stops responding upon copy to clipboard.

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad That will take a bit of time to upload. but will do that now.

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad Get the same HTML formatted result in terminal.

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad Compared and confirmed that what was entered into terminal was your posted command. Output was returned to the terminal window.

**Nymmie**

@joekamprad using Nvidia modern non-dkms drivers

and no URL was generated.

<html>
<head><title>413 Request Entity Too Large</title></head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<center><h1>413 Request Entity Too Large</h1></center>
<hr><center>openresty/1.13.6.2</center>
</body>
</html>

EDIT: log.txt = 585MB

**Nymmie**

@Bryanpwo

Asus Prime 370-A
Intel i5-8600K
Asus GTX 780
LG 25UM58-P 25" 21:9 UltraWide IPS Monitor
Samsung nvme
some spinning rust in raid1
and power from some AC batteries (kidding)… EVGA 850 Gold PSU

think that covers it.

**Nymmie**

While playing full screen video from youtube and other streaming sites I see a ghosted image of the entire desktop scene from behind firefox… it got me scared that I had some screen burn already on my monitor… then I noticed that it goes away while video stream is paused…

What can I do to remedy this?

Info:
Gnome specific (Tested MATE and Cinnamon as well without issue)
Not limited to firefox as my browser of choice. (Chromium and Vivaldi also do this within Gnome, but fine with other tested DE’s)
Effect looks like screen burn in the video stream area of youtube.

Feel free to ask for more info if needed.

Would like to continue to use Gnome as DE of choice.

**Nymmie**

Solved… turns out there was some electrical work done in my building which negatively affected my powerline ethernet adapters majorly…

Looks like I need to properly run some cat6 cable now…