junkanoo | anyone here | 00:22 |
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Beryl | https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=660311 So uhh, ubuntu gnome doens't seem to have an option for this, does it? | 07:18 |
ubot5 | Debian bug 660311 in gnome-shell "gnome-shell: silently installs a plugin into browsers" [Important,Open] | 07:18 |
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darkxst | Beryl, What do you want an option for? | 07:42 |
Blinkiz | Hello. I installed Ubuntu 14.04 daily build last night, works okay. Decided to instead install Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 daily build but gets stuck by the bug #1277865. | 07:43 |
ubot5 | bug 1277865 in partman-auto (Ubuntu Trusty) "Cannot install Ubuntu 14.04 on EFI hardware" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1277865 | 07:43 |
Blinkiz | Under installation I get stuck with error message "grub-installer: cannot find EFI directory." | 07:44 |
darkxst | Blinkiz, probably best to try in #ubuntu | 07:44 |
Blinkiz | oki | 07:45 |
darkxst | we don't really have much to do with the core OS stuff like that | 07:45 |
Blinkiz | The bug says it is fixed, should it then also be in ubuntu-gnome daily releases? | 07:45 |
darkxst | yes | 07:45 |
Blinkiz | darkxst, okay, thanks for the information :) | 07:46 |
darkxst | all the official flavours are build from the same script | 07:46 |
darkxst | (with some minor customisations on occasion for different flavours, but nothing that would affect EFI | 07:46 |
Blinkiz | Strange do that I can install ubuntu but not ubuntu-gnome. Just 2 days difference in daily build.. Maybe I should try a older ubuntu-gnome daily build.. | 07:47 |
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sgo11 | hi, I am using 14.04 trusty and nvidia driver. I remembered xorg.conf is not required in previous ubuntu release. the configuration can be detected and setup at runtime somehow. but today, when I remove xorg.conf, it just doesn't work. why? is xorg.conf required in trusty? thanks. | 14:23 |
mgedmin | it's not really a gnome-specific question | 14:24 |
mgedmin | I wouldn't be surprised to learn that you need xorg.conf for the binary driver | 14:24 |
mgedmin | open-source drivers generally work fine without it | 14:24 |
mgedmin | but there needs to be some way to tell X.org which driver to use if you've several of them available | 14:25 |
sgo11 | mgedmin, I don't have xorg.conf in previous ubuntu release with nvidia driver. everything worked fine before. | 14:25 |
mgedmin | nvidia does nasty things like replace the system OpenGL libraries that then fail to work with open drivers | 14:25 |
mgedmin | did you use the binary driver, or nv, or noveau? | 14:25 |
mgedmin | did you have the binary driver installed on your system? | 14:25 |
sgo11 | mgedmin, I always use binary driver for nvidia. | 14:26 |
mgedmin | ok | 14:26 |
mgedmin | if anything changed with trusty, I'm not aware of it | 14:26 |
sgo11 | mgedmin, I used to install nvidia-current. now, I am using nvidia-331. | 14:26 |
* mgedmin doesn't have nvidia cards | 14:26 | |
sgo11 | mgedmin, ok. thanks for your reply. | 14:26 |
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haqfleisch | Hey! I just booted the daily build of 14.04 from USB, the setup won't recognize my already installed windows. is that a known bug or am i doin sth wrong? | 15:19 |
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x-Na | Guys, I really, really, really would like to try and solve my problem yet again. Every and each time I try to switch to Gdm, which is required by Gnome 3.10, I end up with this on my desktop when I select "Switch user" -> http://ubuntuone.com/3UsuO7QBEaqrItBGQ2WzBy | 17:16 |
x-Na | Gnome 3.8 works with LightDM, but 3.10 AFAIK requires Gdm | 17:16 |
x-Na | Everything would work if there is only one user, but as soon as "Switch user" is selected, this happens | 17:17 |
x-Na | I have tried to figure out this many times, but I always face dead end | 17:17 |
x-Na | As 14.04 comes with Gnome 3.10, this needs to be solved and tested if it happens with 14.04 too | 17:18 |
x-Na | I am planning to do a fresh install to Ubuntu Gnome just to see if that works | 17:18 |
x-Na | Anyone, please? | 18:28 |
endafy | hey I have a problem, and it is a bug | 18:40 |
endafy | on both 13.10 and 14.04 with Gnome 3.10 the dpi settings are way too big | 18:41 |
endafy | works on every screen 1080p | 18:41 |
endafy | is there a known fix? | 18:41 |
x-Na | ...at least I stay long enough for someone to reply... | 18:52 |
parin | x-Na: Hi, I googled the problem you're facing and this thread looks pretty similar - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1660102 | 19:04 |
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darkxst | x-NA gnome-shell should work find with lightDM | 22:18 |
darkxst | x-Na, and please file a bug if user switching is not working. | 22:20 |
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