> Problem started after a few months of Evolution responding > erratically, primarily by occasionally freezing the computer, > requiring a hard reboot. Present problem started after replacing the > motherboard, CPU, and RAM (3GB) in suspicion that they were the > culprit.
If they were then you would be seeing errors in the system logs relating to hardware, and applications other than Evolution would be affected as well. > > Next attempt was to delete the two email accounts, un-install > Evolution and all its associated files and directories including the > archives. > Re-install Evolution and set up one of the email accounts. Same > symptoms. Evolution closes when double clicking an email. Uninstalling and re-installing doesn't really help much on Linux - it will just re-fresh the executables and there are better ways to check the integrity of installed files. If you have corrupted system files, then you have more problems than just Evolution. The best test to see if it is a system/install problem or a user config problem is to create a new Linux user so that you have a clean install of all config files (for all packages) and setup Evolution in that account. > > Do you have any solutions before I completely reformat the harddrive > with a re-install Ubuntu 18.04? > Have you run Evolution from the command line? Are there any error messages printed? Are there any related messages in the system logs? P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
