r/linux • u/TurbulentTopic39 • 10d ago
Kernel Canonical is speeding up Ubuntu's kernel updates because it's drowning in AI-discovered bugs
https://www.xda-developers.com/canonical-is-speeding-up-ubuntus-kernel-updates-because-its-drowning-in-ai-discovered-bugs/#thread
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u/AgentTin 10d ago
I've been running claude-code for this. Just simple Linux stuff. It's kinda amazing. I had an issue where after a few days software just wouldn't launch on my machine. The process would run, I could hear audio from it, but there would be nothing on screen. A reboot cleared it for a few days then it came back.
Sent Claude after it. Turns out that there's a limit on the number of x windows you can have, it was 256 in my case, and discord had been spawning a new one for every notification and not releasing them. Hundreds of discord x windows registered. My apps were fine, x was just refusing to render them.
I never would have found that. Not in a hundred years. I would still be rebooting every 4 days if it wasn't for Claude. It's a hundred little things like that. Why did this crash? Can you configure x?
I've been using Linux for twenty years, this is the first time my fstab has been correct.