I had Ubuntu 17.04 running on a spare desktop, DELL 7010 (12G RAM) x64.
Had been working fine, so when prompted to upgrade given other Ubuntu upgrades have gone fine - I OKed it.
Since the upgrade a few things are happening. The main one is I have few machines which I'm using KVM switch. The Ubuntu is acting like when I switch away, I've logged off. When I come back I'm at a login screen and when I sign in I have to restart all my applications. (Initially I thought it was maybe going a sleep).
I've check power settings - set to not go off. I turned off screen lock to see if that would make a difference. I set blank screen to NEVER.
When I look at the directory /var/crash - I see new files created. _usr_bin_gnome-shell.1000.crash _usr_lib_gnome-terminal_gnome-terminal-server.1000.crash
I looked at them, didn't mean a lot to me.
Happy to post the content but I thought I would ask if there is setting I've missed to start or it's a bigger problem. Tried doing some googling without much luck.
Running app wise when it stop: BOINC and Firefox normally. Maybe gimp. On 17.04 I had been running Conky but it didn't appear to be working in 17.10 and given my other problems I've not worried about it.
