I upgraded from 13.04 to 13.10 last night and the first thing I noticed is that when I click on "Logout" at the start menu the system doesn't do anything and it slows down significantly. I added an "Actions Button" icon to the task bar just so I can shut down the system. If I click on the "Logout" and then on the "Shutdown" the machine gives a message letting me know that it was unable to get a response from the "shutdown" command than it freezes. In addition, the ARandr screen layout editor doesn't seem to load the settings upon restart. I have tried installing and uninstalling, overriding the old settings and just deleting and creating a new settings file named "default"; however, none of it seems to work as it should. I tried various fresh installs and even tried Lubuntu, but all is the same. Does anyone have any idea what is causing these malfunctions and how to fix hem? My system settings are:
Intell motherboard 775 socket
Intel Quad Processor 2.4GHz
4GB Memory
1 60GB SSD for the OS
500GB WD for the /home directory
ATI Radeon xfx 7750 quad video card with 4 monitors.
Thanks in advance.
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