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Firefox crashes when selected running Lubuntu every time


Which ubuntu to use for my old laptop?Lubuntu 12.04 on Acer laptop boots to blank blue screenHow to get Ubuntu to use as much Resources as LubuntuLubuntu 13.04 freezes when starting firefoxupgrade an old “kinda” broken ubuntu from a working lubuntuCan't install software due to “Authentication service is not available” errorubuntu starts to be slowLubuntu Firefox is always runningFirefox crashes when opening file . Upgraded from 14.04.4 to 16.04 lubuntu (on top of ubuntu)Cannot Install Lubuntu 16.10 OS to my HP Mini 110's Hard Drive













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I have an old HP Pavilion a720n which will run Ubuntu 16.04 but of course slowly due to the 1 GB memory on board. It WILL connect via Firefox to the internet with no issues.
I wanted to use a lighter version of Ubuntu to allow this old computer to run a little faster so I loaded Lubuntu ( most recent ) and Firefox crashes as soon as it is selected to go onto the internet. I have run the built in "check program" files and it finds no errors.
Is there a fix for this or should I try a different version of Ubuntu to make the computer run a little faster?










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  • You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago











  • How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

    – Parto
    2 hours ago











  • @Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago
















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I have an old HP Pavilion a720n which will run Ubuntu 16.04 but of course slowly due to the 1 GB memory on board. It WILL connect via Firefox to the internet with no issues.
I wanted to use a lighter version of Ubuntu to allow this old computer to run a little faster so I loaded Lubuntu ( most recent ) and Firefox crashes as soon as it is selected to go onto the internet. I have run the built in "check program" files and it finds no errors.
Is there a fix for this or should I try a different version of Ubuntu to make the computer run a little faster?










share|improve this question






















  • You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago











  • How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

    – Parto
    2 hours ago











  • @Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago














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I have an old HP Pavilion a720n which will run Ubuntu 16.04 but of course slowly due to the 1 GB memory on board. It WILL connect via Firefox to the internet with no issues.
I wanted to use a lighter version of Ubuntu to allow this old computer to run a little faster so I loaded Lubuntu ( most recent ) and Firefox crashes as soon as it is selected to go onto the internet. I have run the built in "check program" files and it finds no errors.
Is there a fix for this or should I try a different version of Ubuntu to make the computer run a little faster?










share|improve this question














I have an old HP Pavilion a720n which will run Ubuntu 16.04 but of course slowly due to the 1 GB memory on board. It WILL connect via Firefox to the internet with no issues.
I wanted to use a lighter version of Ubuntu to allow this old computer to run a little faster so I loaded Lubuntu ( most recent ) and Firefox crashes as soon as it is selected to go onto the internet. I have run the built in "check program" files and it finds no errors.
Is there a fix for this or should I try a different version of Ubuntu to make the computer run a little faster?







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  • You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago











  • How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

    – Parto
    2 hours ago











  • @Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago


















  • You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago











  • How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

    – Parto
    2 hours ago











  • @Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

    – guiverc
    2 hours ago

















You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

– guiverc
2 hours ago





You haven't told us what release of Lubuntu you are using, though I'm also wondering about the cpu in your system. I tested Lubuntu (& Xubuntu) using 1gb systems, but know firefox has cpu requirements (eg. SSE2) that your machine may not provide (I mostly tested with intel cpu systems). Does your cpu provide the requirements for firefox (eg. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/62.0/system-requirements but check against your unspecified version) & what is your release of Lubuntu?

– guiverc
2 hours ago













How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

– Parto
2 hours ago





How about you try a lighter browser first. Like Midori sudo apt install midori

– Parto
2 hours ago













@Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

– guiverc
2 hours ago






@Parto I wouldn't suggest midori if using a Qt based (Lubuntu 18.10 up) as the libs required will chew up any low-footprint as they won't be in memory. Without knowing the release (and thus using LXDE or LXQt) we can't know if a lighter GTK+ or Qt browser will help in my opinion. The most recent 18.10 runs LXQt, however the [older but] most recent LTS runs LXDE. Rapidrob if using the most recent 18.10 falkon is the lighter alternative (it was replaced with firefox due to issues with some nvidia cards)

– guiverc
2 hours ago











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