dougbb | Is this the right place to ask about xubuntu 14.04 b1 problems? | 00:16 |
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k1l_ | yep | 00:16 |
dougbb | great ... I did a clean install of the beta, and then did all the updates. I am now trying to change the "Time And Data Settings" to use ntp, and the attempt to install it is failing | 00:18 |
dougbb | "Could not install package The necessary applications to install the package could not be found" | 00:18 |
dougbb | obviously that's a bug, just wondering where the best place to report it would be .... regular launchpad? | 00:20 |
dougbb | I also have a question about xfdesktop --reload | 00:23 |
dougbb | ... it no longer causes the desktop background to cycle | 00:23 |
Beryl | ok so I've tried firefox 24/27/28/29/30, 5 versions, none are working on 14.04, but they were before i updated... all give (process:10585): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size == 0' failed Segmentation fault (core dumped) | 00:23 |
Beryl | I'm using firefox in wine because it won't run on linux :-/ | 00:24 |
k1l_ | Beryl: o_O? firefox runs fine here. try a clean firefox setup without your addons | 00:24 |
dougbb | Beryl: I'm using firefox on 14.04 b1 without any problems, did you trying moving aside your ~/.mozilla directory | 00:24 |
Beryl | dougbb: yes | 00:24 |
Beryl | k1l_: i have for all of them | 00:25 |
dougbb | Beryl: did you do a clean install of 14.04 (i.e., formatting the system partitions)? | 00:25 |
Beryl | dougbb: it's hash perfect | 00:26 |
dougbb | I don't understand what you mean by that | 00:26 |
dougbb | did you format the system partitions when you installed? | 00:26 |
Beryl | yes, and not a single bit is wrong | 00:27 |
Beryl | I've been using 14.04 for a while and after a series of updates, even fresh firefox, ANY version will not run | 00:28 |
Beryl | all segfault | 00:28 |
Beryl | It's funny how wine's development branch is a more stable API | 00:28 |
dougbb | Beryl, do any other mozilla-based apps work? Like thunderbird or filezilla? | 00:30 |
k1l_ | https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=833117 | 00:30 |
ubottu | Mozilla bug 833117 in Startup and Profile System "Does not disable glib slice allocator with glib >= 2.35" [Critical,New] | 00:30 |
Beryl | haven't tried | 00:30 |
k1l_ | "To be able to run it, I have to enter `firefox -safe-mode' and reset it." | 00:32 |
Beryl | tried that | 00:32 |
Beryl | i'm going to rolling back it's deps | 00:32 |
k1l_ | for more workarounds or info see and contribute to that bug | 00:32 |
Beryl | I have a feling all 5 versions of firefos have not broke themselves at the same time | 00:33 |
k1l_ | wait what? | 00:33 |
Beryl | I've tried 24/27/28/29/30, none work | 00:33 |
k1l_ | all 5 version? so you are mixing things anyway? ff works here btw | 00:33 |
Beryl | It's gotta be a broken dep | 00:33 |
Beryl | it's like back when trying to empty the trash in every gtk de causes the desktop crask | 00:34 |
Beryl | none of the des were broken, a lib was that was patched to be bad | 00:34 |
k1l_ | ok, so please try a clean 14.04 and a official ubuntu package from the repos. then please report a bug or confirm the bug existing and contribute there | 00:34 |
Beryl | flipping back to pure vanilla now | 00:36 |
Beryl | lol wow firefox gpu acceleration works in wine | 00:36 |
Beryl | ok back to standard 14.04 28.0+build1-0ubuntu1 | 00:38 |
Beryl | -safe-mode doesn't change anything, crashes instantly on startup, sometimes mozilla crash reporter comes up, sometimes it does not | 00:41 |
Beryl | If the exact same firefox version/build can run on 13.10 but not 14.04, and 14.04 uses newer deps... gotts be bad deps | 00:43 |
Beryl | installed thunderbird... does not work either | 00:53 |
Beryl | filezilla does though | 00:53 |
Beryl | aaaaand i try launching thunderbird and this time it starts | 00:54 |
dougbb | Beryl: thunderbird comes installed by default, why did you have to install it? | 00:54 |
Beryl | and again, it fails | 00:54 |
Beryl | dougbb: installed minimal | 00:54 |
dougbb | so .... does that perhaps suggest a course of action to you? | 00:55 |
dougbb | :) | 00:55 |
Beryl | thunderbird starts every second time, strange | 00:55 |
Beryl | i coudl throw on the ubuntu desktop meta package but it's not going to change firefox or it's deps... | 00:56 |
Beryl | unless canonical has royally fucked with cross deps | 00:56 |
dougbb | I'm suggesting that you do a stock install, not "minimal" and see if that helps | 00:59 |
dougbb | of course if it does, you're right that there is a dep problem | 01:00 |
dougbb | but I imagine that those of us who are reporting that it works fine did not do a minimal install (I certainly did not) | 01:00 |
Beryl | oh my god praise mint, their firefox deb works | 02:54 |
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Data_Crusad3r | hello everyone :) | 07:52 |
Data_Crusad3r | I have a question, can someone help me? | 07:52 |
Data_Crusad3r | I downloaded ubuntu 14.04 iso last night and i want to install it on my laptop but i dont have a CD | 07:53 |
Data_Crusad3r | is there anyway to do that without using a cd? | 07:53 |
elfy | I've not used CD nor USB for a long time - use a USB | 07:58 |
elfy | I use unetbootin | 07:58 |
elfy | bah read I've not used CD nor USB as I've not used CD nor DVD | 07:58 |
Data_Crusad3r | elfy, what do i select? daily build, or daily build_64x ? | 08:00 |
elfy | I don't know what you need ;) | 08:01 |
elfy | if you want 64bit then the 64x one | 08:01 |
Data_Crusad3r | elfy, alright buddy, thanks :) | 08:02 |
elfy | welcome :) | 08:02 |
elfy | Data_Crusad3r: if you downloaded yesterday - you can point unetbootin at that rather than get it again | 08:04 |
Data_Crusad3r | yeah i know but how can i acess the file via unetboot? | 08:05 |
Data_Crusad3r | its in download files | 08:05 |
elfy | Data_Crusad3r: at the bottom of unetbootin - diskimage - naviagte to the location | 08:06 |
Data_Crusad3r | in the location, it's only showing me my computer | 08:07 |
Data_Crusad3r | can I drag and drop? | 08:08 |
elfy | navigate from File System to /home/user/Downloads | 08:11 |
elfy | Data_Crusad3r: sorted? | 08:23 |
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Gamoder | Hi everyone, I got two problems (XFCE, 64 bit, 14.04): At first, the notification bar crashes all the time. And secondly, nm-applet does not show. | 09:32 |
Gamoder | (Additionally, eclipse just crashed, but that might be unrelated) | 09:32 |
lordievader | Good morning. | 09:37 |
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SuperLag | Any of you guys encounter an issue where you cannot lock the desktop session? | 10:49 |
SuperLag | My screen will just flicker/flash, like it was *attempting* to lock, but then go right back to what I was doing before that attempt. | 10:50 |
BluesKaj | 'Morning folks | 11:45 |
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budo_ | i cant install this plugin | 14:38 |
budo_ | https://www.google.com/tools/dlpage/hangoutplugin/download.html?platform=linux_ubuntu_i386 | 14:38 |
budo_ | what is wrong | 14:38 |
ikonia | budo_: what is the error you get | 14:52 |
budo_ | ok. anyone that have the same problem as me. | 14:53 |
budo_ | tell them to go to this http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2013/07/install-google-talk-ubuntu-official-repository/ | 14:54 |
budo_ | and it might work. it worked for me | 14:54 |
SuperLag | I reinstalled. | 15:33 |
SuperLag | So when I mounted old ~, the problems returned. | 15:34 |
SuperLag | It's specific to my profile, but I don't know where to start, to fix the issue. | 15:34 |
SuperLag | I'm currently reverted, to the new profile... but I'd like to have access to the data in my old profile. I guess I could bindmount stuff like ~/{Code,Documents,Downloads,Music,Pictures,Videos} | 15:35 |
SuperLag | I don't have enough root on the drive where ~ is, currently, to copy stuff over. It's only a 250GB drive. Where all the ~ stuff is stored for the original, it's a 2TB drive. | 15:42 |
BluesKaj | SuperLag, how large is the / partition? | 15:43 |
SuperLag | 100GB | 15:43 |
SuperLag | didn't even need to make it that big... I just wanted to make sure I had plenty of room, as I install a lot of stuff usually | 15:44 |
BluesKaj | 15G for / is plenty if you keep it cleaned up of old dependencies | 15:45 |
SuperLag | yeah, but even if I free up ~85GB of /, that's still not nearly enough :) | 15:46 |
SuperLag | most of what's on that drive is either VMs or ISOs that I've downloaded to create said VMs | 15:48 |
SuperLag | VMware defaults to creating them in ~/Documents/Virtual Machines/ | 15:48 |
BluesKaj | heh, here df -h shows; /dev/sda1 12G 6.9G 4.0G 64% / | 15:48 |
SuperLag | I have since gotten smart and put them in /opt/vm (on a completely dedicated drive) on my laptop | 15:48 |
SuperLag | to keep ~ usage lower | 15:49 |
SuperLag | If I could figure out which config files are causing the issue, I'd just delete them or move them out, son they'd be recreated... and keep things where they are | 15:49 |
BluesKaj | of course after upgrades I usually do an autoclean and clean | 15:50 |
SuperLag | what does autoclean do? | 15:50 |
BluesKaj | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=140920 | 15:51 |
SuperLag | http://paste.ubuntu.com/7108848/ | 15:54 |
SuperLag | ~/.local/ being so full seems strange | 15:55 |
SuperLag | ahh.. looks like that's Trash | 15:56 |
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roasted | hello friends. Has Trusty hit a package freeze yet? As in, the versions of xyz software that we see in Synaptic, are they locked? Or do they have the chance to get upgraded yet? | 16:26 |
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luminoso | hello all. does anyone knows which xorg-server comes in 14.04? | 18:27 |
luminoso | because i need catalyst 13.2 | 18:27 |
luminoso | and i don't want to install something that i'll need to re-install in july due 13.10 eEOL | 18:28 |
lordievader | !info xserver-xorg | 18:29 |
ubottu | xserver-xorg (source: xorg): X.Org X server. In component main, is optional. Version 1:7.7+1ubuntu8 (trusty), package size 67 kB, installed size 366 kB | 18:29 |
lordievader | luminoso: I suppose that one ^ since I think Trusty is in Feature Freeze. | 18:29 |
luminoso | humm | 18:34 |
luminoso | nice | 18:34 |
luminoso | !info xorg-server | 18:34 |
ubottu | Package xorg-server does not exist in trusty | 18:34 |
luminoso | !info htop | 18:35 |
ubottu | htop (source: htop): interactive processes viewer. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.2-3 (trusty), package size 65 kB, installed size 185 kB | 18:35 |
pmatulis3 | beware of this bug | 18:36 |
pmatulis3 | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1292220 | 18:36 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1292220 in compiz (Ubuntu) "ccsm crashed with UnboundLocalError in AskUser(): local variable 'msg_dict' referenced before assignment" [Medium,Confirmed] | 18:37 |
CarlFK | looking for http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg for trusty. | 19:39 |
CarlFK | or ffenc_dvvideo, or maybe avenc_dvvideo gstreamer plugin | 19:39 |
nvanmeurs | Dear people of Ubuntu+1, I was referred to this channel because I'm looking for drivers for a wireless USB adapter ( 0df6:0067 ), itÅ› for my younger brother's computer who is running 12.04. Any chance drivers for this device will be available in the upcoming release of 14.04? | 20:11 |
CarlFK | nvanmeurs: if you don't get an answer, may as well dl the cd and see what happens | 20:15 |
nvanmeurs | CarlFK: Is 14.04 already available for download? | 20:20 |
llutz | nvanmeurs: not released but beta/daily available here http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-gnome/releases/14.04/beta-1/ or http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ | 20:22 |
nvanmeurs | llutz: Does it need to be reinstalled upon release? | 20:23 |
llutz | nvanmeurs: just upgrade should do | 20:23 |
nvanmeurs | llutz: Okay Thanks alot :) | 20:24 |
llutz | nvanmeurs: the usb-id (prod-id) is unknown in 14.04 as far as i can find, so it won't use the device automatically | 20:30 |
nvanmeurs | llutz: Thanks for the info, saved me the time from burning the iso | 20:39 |
llutz | nvanmeurs: according http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/rt2800usb the device isn't supported, maybe some other ralink-drivers would work. some info on https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Sitecom_WLA-6000 | 20:41 |
llutz | nvanmeurs: imho easier to buy a $10 device with realtek or atheros chipset :) | 20:42 |
nvanmeurs | llutz: Yeah we're actually thinking about just wiring the place up | 20:48 |
nvanmeurs | I live one floor higher than him, and I got a router up here | 20:48 |
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CooLBALL | how can I upgrade to ubuntu 14.04 beta? | 22:07 |
ikonia | check the links in the topic | 22:09 |
CooLBALL | ikonia: i checked them | 22:34 |
CooLBALL | i neglected ubuntu for too long | 22:37 |
CooLBALL | everything about 12.04.4 has me excited about 14.04 | 22:38 |
CooLBALL | there is a lot to distinguish ubuntu | 22:42 |
CooLBALL | if I seem offtopic I am kind of waiting to hear if i can upgrade to 14.04 BETA | 22:44 |
k1l | CooLBALL: of course you can | 22:44 |
k1l | update-manager -d # -d for development release. be aware it will break when you need to do something importatnt | 22:45 |
CooLBALL | k1l: tyvm | 22:46 |
SuperLag | k1l: haha | 23:06 |
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