“Exit” command in console freezes computer, feature or fault?












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After changing to a console (Ctrl+Alt+F3), logging in, and issuing the command "exit", my computer hangs (fans speed up, no response from keyboard, black screen) when trying to switch back to GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F1/F2).
Is this a feature of the "exit" command, or a fault?



System: 18.04.2 LTS






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    "Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

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After changing to a console (Ctrl+Alt+F3), logging in, and issuing the command "exit", my computer hangs (fans speed up, no response from keyboard, black screen) when trying to switch back to GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F1/F2).
Is this a feature of the "exit" command, or a fault?



System: 18.04.2 LTS






command-line console







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    "Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

    – Henning
    Feb 12 at 0:02
















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After changing to a console (Ctrl+Alt+F3), logging in, and issuing the command "exit", my computer hangs (fans speed up, no response from keyboard, black screen) when trying to switch back to GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F1/F2).
Is this a feature of the "exit" command, or a fault?



System: 18.04.2 LTS






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After changing to a console (Ctrl+Alt+F3), logging in, and issuing the command "exit", my computer hangs (fans speed up, no response from keyboard, black screen) when trying to switch back to GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F1/F2).
Is this a feature of the "exit" command, or a fault?



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    "Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

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    "Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

    – Henning
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"Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

– Henning
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"Logout" had similar consequences. Issuing the commands in a terminal window in GUI does not cause anything similar.

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Commenting every line in ~/.bash_logout seemed to fix the problem.






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    This is the result of a known bug in the clear_console command. (For more info, see here or here.) Just comment out the clear_console line in ~/.bash_logout and the problem should go away.






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      Commenting every line in ~/.bash_logout seemed to fix the problem.






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        Commenting every line in ~/.bash_logout seemed to fix the problem.






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              This is the result of a known bug in the clear_console command. (For more info, see here or here.) Just comment out the clear_console line in ~/.bash_logout and the problem should go away.






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                This is the result of a known bug in the clear_console command. (For more info, see here or here.) Just comment out the clear_console line in ~/.bash_logout and the problem should go away.






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                  This is the result of a known bug in the clear_console command. (For more info, see here or here.) Just comment out the clear_console line in ~/.bash_logout and the problem should go away.






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                  This is the result of a known bug in the clear_console command. (For more info, see here or here.) Just comment out the clear_console line in ~/.bash_logout and the problem should go away.







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