Today, as I was getting back up to speed on work (just in time for the weekend, lol) following travel in the first half of the week, I noticed…something.
Occasionally, my command line would—for lack of a better term—“hitch”.
It became more noticeable as I would type faster; eventually I took to typing gibberish, and it became clear that there definitely was a hitch.
A few minutes of searching (read: tweaking the search parameters, and filtering out “AI”-generated fluff), I found exactly what I was looking for: what is apparently a known issue with Ubuntu 22.04.4. The fix, aside from upgrading wholesale to 24.04 (not quite ready yet), was a new mutter install.
I installed it and rebooted, and the hitch is gone. Thank you, internet!
Yeah, I missed #WeblogPoMo2024 yesterday, so I’m already behind. I’ll continue to do the best I can!
Citation
@online{quinn2024,
author = {Quinn, Shannon},
title = {\#WeblogPoMo2024, {Day} 3: Mutter},
date = {2024-05-03},
url = {https://magsol.github.io/2024-05-03-weblogpomo2024-day-3-mutter},
langid = {en}
}