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I had a question before that uninstalled some drivers Restore previous drivers

however I still have issues with startups on Chrome and my terminal lagging via crtl+alt+t. I followed this answer

Terminal appears with much delay when shortcut is used

But the user heynnema warned me this will cause me issues in the future. Is there a way to completely fix the delay startup I am having with chrome and the terminal? Thank you

anonuser1234
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  • Which answer did you try (you linked the question) and what exactly did you get warned of? The current solution for your problem should be to uninstall the dbus-user-session package - at least until a fix for its bug is available. This is described e.g. in the second half of this answer or in this answer. You can also check the corresponding bug report on Launchpad. – Byte Commander Aug 20 '17 at 21:53
  • If I recall, the terminal worked fine in the guest account, yes? Is your normal account set to log in without a password, or is a password required? In your own account, in terminal do ps auxc | grep orca. Report back. – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 22:10
  • @ByteCommander I warned that creating a startup item that contained killall gnome-keyring-daemon might cause password or SSH problems. – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 22:58
  • @heynnema If he's experiencing the bug I mentioned (which I strongly believe), the best way would be to uninstall dbus-user-session anyway, if possible. But thanks for clarifying. – Byte Commander Aug 20 '17 at 23:09
  • @ByteCommander I agree, and that's probably what we'll do, but I've got one or two more tricks up my sleeve that I want to try, and right now, I'm just waiting for confirmation of a few things from the OP... like if I remember correctly, the problem didn't occur in the guest account... – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 23:29
  • @heynnema, @ByteCommander, Yes the problem did not occur on the guest account. I'll try the dbus-user-session. Sorry for the wait, I had to leave. – anonuser1234 Aug 21 '17 at 02:17
  • @heynnema, I tried ps auxc | grep orca but nothing was found. What should I try next? Also on my own personal account, I need a password – anonuser1234 Aug 21 '17 at 02:19
  • @anonuser1234 Don't do the dbus-user-session thing yet. I didn't expect the ps auxc to find anything, but it was a quick hunch. Remove the startup item with killall. And now lets talk about the password on your account. When Ubuntu boots, it drops directly into your account, yes? After removing the killall, reboot, and immediately start the Passwords and Keys app, and look at the login keychain. Is there an open or closed padlock next to the name? Also, tell me what you have in your Startup Applications. – heynnema Aug 21 '17 at 13:51
  • @heynnema, So I am not sure what fixed it. I did the dbus-user-session but the problem came back after I rebooted. So then I decided to install the razer drivers one more time but this time with secure boot disable since my laptop is UEFI. The cap locks work now and Chrome and my terminal boot up correctly even after I got rid of all the extra things I added in the Startup Applications. Like I said, I am not sure what exactly fix it but it might have been installing the drivers correctly. Thank you for all of your help. – anonuser1234 Aug 21 '17 at 14:51

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