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Those boot messages just say that the backlight brightness of your (laptop) screen could not be restored to the level before reboot. That should not impact performance at all.
I'm on Sid and when searching for kaveri, I get packages named xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu and xserver-xorg-video-radeon showing up. Could xserver-xorg-video-ati be the the wrong one? (I don't have a kaveri graphics card, so I can't test it.)
Should be "Direct Rendering: Yes". If it's not, then you're not using the right video drivers or your permissions are messed up.
$ groups; id
The user should be in the video group. And several other groups.
Beyond that the browser cache's videos to your /tmp/ or ~/.cache type places. If your storage medium is slow, that can cause buffering due to file I/O. Various mount and ramdisk ways to cope if that's the case. Otherwise youtube-dl is your friend.
One network manager will likely conflict with the other. At a minimum one will get used, the other not. I just install dhclient(isc-dhcp-client) and wpasupplicant. Or network manager if for others since nmtui is a thing and is kind of nice. It's fairly easy to disable them now.
# service <name> stop
# service --status-all
(to list known services in debian)
Although ModemManager doesn't seem to play nice in that realm so old school it with kill or systemctl. Although I'm the exception and a minimalist. Kind of have to be when your best machine is 2GHz and 2GB ram. Having an extra 100MB ram free is like gaining 5%. So not running pulseaudio +5%, not running network manager +5%, not running chrome ???
$ speedometer -r <internet_interface>
if it's a flat line you're network connection is like maxed (internet speed)
- change the stream rate to fit your pipe
$ nmon
press "l" for CPU, if BLUE you are waiting (probably on storage / swapping or /tmp)
- get faster storage or use a ramdisk
I update system today, kernel too, but nothing stream is same leggy. First when i install Debian Linux x64 bit i had not that problem but i had wifi trouble with x64 bit, because i tried to installed x32 bit and solved wifi trouble but occurred that one stream.
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