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The     apt-daily.service   makes users feel very slow when running at startup. There is a workaround to delay its execution after system boot up: Do the following:  sudo systemctl edit apt-daily.timer  And paste the config to the config file:  # apt-daily timer configuration override   [Timer]   OnBootSec=15min   OnUnitActiveSec=1d   AccuracySec=1h   RandomizedDelaySec=30min  References: https://askubuntu.com/questions/800479/ubuntu-16-04-slow-boot-apt-daily-service https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/shorten-boot-time-apt-daily-service/12297

It just crashed with segmentation fault. Display card tested: Radeon RX 550, Intel UHD Graphics 630 From  https://androidstudio.googleblog.com/2019/09/emulator-2920-stable.html , the OS may crashes with incompatible Vulkan drivers.  Temporary rollback to emulator 29.1.12-5839083 as a workaround.

Syntax     VBoxManage modifyvm "VMS Name" --biossystemtimeoffset -ms    Note:    ms - milliseconds For example     VBoxManage modifyvm "VMS Name" --biossystemtimeoffset -86400000