=== rww_ is now known as rww [00:16] so yeah, screensaver kicking in every 10 minutes no matter if there's activity, even with caffeine loaded and screensaver disabled :o [00:17] not sure when it started - didnt notice it before. [00:17] perhaps after some recent updates [00:18] I get double lock screen when idling. also I get a gray screen if I lock my computer manually and then try to unlock it later [00:19] and if I resume from suspend, there's a second or so gap when the lock screen isn't enabled. I can quickly change focus to terminals and other windows [00:19] so... I don't really trust that laptop with anything sensitive [00:22] ouch [00:24] saw something about double lock screen in searching, lost it :( [00:26] are thye both the same style of screen or different versions [00:28] hmm i had two gnome-screensaver running [00:32] that was probably it [00:41] Automount for usb is not working. Any ideas? I get a message saying "Unable to access USBLABEL Not authorized to perform operation." I just installed the system about 3 days ago, installed my usual programs, shut it down, and didn't boot again until today. On boot, I was getting this error... Just finished running updates. [00:47] hi [03:21] Hello, I have some issues that resulted from removing Ubuntu-s 14.04 partition and booting to any other partitions. Can I post my issue here? === `Fibz`` is now known as `Fibz [04:42] hello friends. [04:42] is anybody else seeing that empathy doesn't put the # of new messages overtop of the empathy icon in the unity bar? [04:42] <`Fibz> hi [04:42] <`Fibz> i can test [04:42] I can't find any existent bugs on it [04:43] `Fibz: I assume you know how to recreate it? [04:43] (someone messages you when empathy is not the active app) [04:43] <`Fibz> k [04:43] I seem to get the message number *IF* it's a new conversation, as in, if Bob IMs me, I see the 1 over the icon. But once I engage in conversation, consecutive messages do not list the 1 over the empathy icon [04:44] so you need to do a quick volley of messaging back and forth, then background it, then have them IM you [04:54] any luck `Fibz? [04:54] <`Fibz> having trouble getting empathy to sign in [04:55] morning folks [04:55] once or twice I had to remove my account and re-add it altogether [04:55] hey there kblin [04:56] I've recently updated my xubuntu 13.04 laptop to 14.04, and I just noticed that my volume control keys stopped working [04:56] that's like the first time in 6 years that I had buttons on a thinkpad not working. any hints what I'm missing? [04:56] random curiosity, does it work via livecd? [04:58] haven't tried, let me see if I can find a usb key to boot from [05:04] Hello [05:04] hi [05:05] I just installed 14.04 and I want to install the Cinnamon DE. It worked fine in all of the other Ubuntu distros but not this one. [05:05] <`Fibz> I GIVE UP. EMPATHY DOES NOT WORK AT ALL OVER HERE [05:05] <`Fibz> oops [05:05] lol [05:06] haha [05:06] roasted: http://ulno.net/2011/04/16/mixer-control-with-multimedia-keys-und-multiple-soundcards-in-xfce4-on-debian-or-ubuntu/ fixed it for me, btw [05:06] `Fibz: do you use pidgin or not much of a messenger? [05:06] kblin: nice [05:06] my media keys work but my backlight brightness doesn't :( [05:06] it stays stuck at maximum even though the indicator moves around randomly when I hit increase/decrease [05:06] so basically adding an active-card settings entry for xfce-mixer [05:06] ggreer: got the same thing on my work thinkpad [05:07] mine is a thinkpad x140e [05:07] also known as the edge e145 overseas IIRC [05:07] <`Fibz> i use pidgin. but the machine next to me had empathy. i decided i wanted to give empathy a try and now im headed back to pidgin :P [05:07] ggreer: funny thing is that the button seems to work fine in the console [05:07] I'm pretty sure it's a bug in the thinkpad acpi module [05:07] `Fibz: might have to head that way myself. Does pidgin give you a number over the icon in the unity bar? [05:08] <`Fibz> will have to wait. need to install pidgin on that machine and it's getting it's updates right now [05:08] ggreer: so what I do on my x140 is that I ctrl-alt-f1, set the display brightness on the console and then ctrl-F7 back to the GUI [05:08] so I'm running trusty, and I upgraded openssl for the heartbleed bug, and http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/ seems to still think it is vuln [05:08] ggreer: arguably it'd be nicer if it just worked (tm) [05:09] `Fibz: I wonder if there's a way to have the system auto-message you 5 seconds later to test. [05:09] `Fibz: nobody is online now for me to see how pidgin works with that. [05:09] incidently, I just tested on my r500, and brightness settings work fine there [05:09] <`Fibz> i have pidging running on this machine [05:09] <`Fibz> i can PM you my contact info [05:10] sure - I'd be interested to test [05:10] kblin: you have the x140e as well? buttons don't work at all in the console for me [05:10] the only way I can get the brightness to change is by booting into windows [05:11] I'm not sure mine says "e" [05:11] . [05:11] i forgot, frankly :) [05:11] http://fujii.github.io/2014/03/02/thinkpad-edge-e145-backlight-brightness-issue/ <-- my issue is exactly the same as this dude [05:11] kblin: what's the CPU in it? [05:11] should be an AMD A4-5000 or E2-2500 [05:12] *E1-2500 [05:13] ah, hang on, false alarm, we wanted to order the x-series at some point but that didn't work out, so we got t-series instead [05:13] sorry :) [05:13] the x130e was intel [05:13] ah [05:13] but that one also has backlight setting issues, at least in X [05:14] with the right software, the thinkpad could be a very nice laptop [05:14] our x130e's at work are AMD APU's [05:14] oh yeah. the x130e did have an option for AMD E350s I think [05:15] E450 [05:15] pretty sure [05:15] did you guys have backlight issues? [05:15] no, but we're on 12.04 [05:15] I tried 12.04. it crashed on startup [05:15] even the live usb stick [05:15] ...ours didnt? [05:15] same usb stick worked fine on other computers :( [05:16] but speaking of work, time for me to get there [05:17] ggreer: run the checker to make sure it was okay? [05:17] I did. it verified [05:17] ...I have no idea then [05:17] we have 1,000 of the x130e's on 12.04.. [05:17] 13.10 also crashed with a similar error. 14.04 boots and runs, but there are lots of annoying little issues [05:18] I had 13.10 on a few too, mostly for tinkering though [05:18] I did install 14.04 on one but never tested the brightness [05:18] really just installed it to see how unity ran on it [05:26] hello [05:27] i haz a problem :( [05:35] volume is at 100% when the computer boots and login screen chime (bongos) is super loud [05:35] the computer can be shut down at 30% volume, it always is at 100% for the login bongos, then after the user logs in its 30% again [06:13] This seems to be failing with apt-get update: [Connecting to fi.archive.ubuntu.com (130.230.54.102)] [06:13] what would be the right corrective action, if I want to update and install a few packages now? [06:13] have not touch apt repositories since I installed beta2 yesterday [06:13] (and it was working yesterday) [06:14] have not touched the apt configuration, I mean [06:15] changed /etc/apt/sources.list to point to somewhere else [06:15] for example, should I just replace fi.archive.ubuntu.com at /etc/apt/sources.list, and be done with it? [06:17] hmm, running lubuntu, which lacks the graphical apt configuration tool, looks like [06:17] nope, found it, good === azend_ is now known as azend [06:36] anyone using a vpn via network-manager-gnome-openvpn? [07:02] figured out the vpn issue actually and tracked on bug tracker [07:13] Hello [07:15] <`Fibz> hi [07:16] Hello [07:16] any way to make libreoffice to start? [07:17] <`Fibz> are you getting an error? [07:17] it just hangs with a semi transparent window [07:18] I have upgraded distribution today [07:18] <`Fibz> hmm... i would just uninstall it and re-install it [07:18] Ok I'll try that [07:18] thanks [07:19] let you know if it worked === guest76 is now known as Alonso [07:55] hi [07:55] do we get new apt version with 14.04 [07:55] ? === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [07:59] do we get the new apt version with 14.04? [08:00] !patience | Kartagis [08:00] Kartagis: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [08:01] * Kartagis sulks and goes to wait in the corner [08:05] !info apt trusty [08:05] apt (source: apt): commandline package manager. In component main, is important. Version 0.9.15.4ubuntu5 (trusty), package size 938 kB, installed size 3503 kB [08:05] Kartagis: that's what we have now ^ [08:06] when do we get 1.0? I hear debian already has it. [08:07] it's in unstable, yes. But I seriously dout anyone's going to update it in ubuntu 2 days before final freeze. (Then again, I did not check for if there's a plan) [08:07] If you want to get 1.0, you could install those packages directly. However, I'm not sure if it breaks the dependecy or stability. [08:08] Whether 1.0 works in Ubuntu or not is not sure, so install it as your own risk. [08:08] *in [08:19] thanks [08:25] did someone test a android phone with ubuntu 14.04 yet? do thumbnails for pictures work now? [08:26] are you talking about ubuntu-touch or regular ubuntu-desktop? [08:27] ah, wait. you mean connected with usb-cable? [08:40] k1l, the regular one [08:40] and yes, when i connect my android phone it can not generate thumbnails [08:40] so for example the DCIM folder is a pool of anonymous file names until i copy it over completely [08:54] Can anyone confirm that "create new document" is missing from the context menu (right click) in Nautilus? [09:02] hey [09:02] 14.04 default background looks nice :) btw very stable imo [09:03] utack: file names work, but i dont have thumbnails enabled so i just see the icons [09:04] k1l, okay thanks [09:10] my mouse's middle button has stopped working in an update recently [09:10] has anybody else had this? === henrik is now known as Guest14798 [10:00] helo [10:17] hmm [10:18] my trusty boots, and looses all input ufter boot [10:18] on every kernel, on normal mode and rescue mode [10:18] recovery mode [10:18] any ideas? === henrik is now known as Guest4788 === kblin_ is now known as kblin [11:42] have you waited a while [12:04] Hiyas all === Guest12128 is now known as ItsYoda === Yoda is now known as Guest39516 === Guest39516 is now known as ItsYoda [13:16] hello friends [13:50] oh no. have to install ubuntu 14.04 with the intel gpu because the free drivers completely mess up with nvidia, so i cannot use the gui installer [13:52] any idea why openssl isn't patched in trusty yet? [13:53] it is. [13:54] Phibs: did you look in the changelog? [13:54] Phibs: Change logs shows the patch: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/openssl/1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 [13:54] weird [13:54] cause all of the 'testers' still say vuln [13:54] http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/o/openssl/openssl_1.0.1f-1ubuntu2/changelog [13:54] ii openssl 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 amd64 Secure Sockets Layer toolkit - cryptographic utility [13:55] have you restarted the services you're testing since the upgrade? [13:55] yes [13:55] rebooted whole vm [13:55] http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/#www.bsd-unix.net [13:55] www.bsd-unix.net IS VULNERABLE. [13:56] restarted apache just now and now it says not vuln lol [13:56] ok I spose I fail ;0 [13:56] thanks! [13:56] :) [13:56] swear to god I apt-get updated [13:56] and rebooted ;0 [13:56] 09:56:50 up 10:56, 3 users, load average: 0.04, 0.09, 0.07 [13:59] I wonder if automagic escurity updates updated something again after I did [14:06] well, shucks. My bug report just got listed as low priority. hmph. [14:06] This hizzy should be omgosh critical red alert call the president! :P [14:06] thank you for bringing it to our attention. i will reclassify your bug shortly [14:06] to wishlist [14:08] rww: <3 [14:16] which kernel version will Trusty use in the final release? [14:18] 3.13 [14:18] thanks [14:19] unkerror: kernel freeze happened 5 days ago https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseSchedule and current version is 3.13 http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/trusty/linux-meta === Guest4788 is now known as henrik [16:44] xubuntu265: you'll find some of the same people :) [16:46] apt-cache policy libssl1.0.0 [16:47] if you get 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 then that is the updated package [16:47] Installed: 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 [16:47] sweet, so im good? [16:47] that's the one then :) [16:48] cool, thank you :) [16:48] which kernel are you users giving QA to? [16:49] i remember seeing kernel 3.5.x witg ubuntu alternate [16:49] with* [16:49] 3.13.0-23 here [16:51] i think i should install alternate 12.04.3 to double check which kernel i get [16:52] oh sorry - thought you were talking about 14.04 [16:53] yeah. i want to talk about it as well but i will wait for the official torrent file to he mirrored [16:53] to be* [16:53] this is great [16:59] In Xubuntu Trusty, the sound indicator is gone, and I get no sound unless I plug my headphones in. What should I do? [17:21] Hi diogobaeder [17:21] Hi SonikkuAmerica ! [17:21] Hi guys! Hey, I can't upgrade from Saucy to Trusty, the upgrade-manager seems to be getting stuck at several package problems, but this hasn't happened before. Can anyone give me a hand at this? This is a list of package problems I'm seeing in apt.log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7222508/ [17:22] diogobaeder: Did you [ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ] before you tried to perform the release upgrade? [17:22] SonikkuAmerica, yep. I tried restarting as well. But doesn't seem to cut it. [17:23] !dist-upgrade diogobaeder: That's just a dist-upgrade. [17:23] SonikkuAmerica: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [17:23] !dist-upgrade [17:23] A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. This will not bring you to a new release of Ubuntu, see !upgrade if that is your intention. [17:24] diogobaeder: Try [ do-release-upgrade ] [17:24] diogobaeder: Try [ do-release-upgrade -d ], not that other thing. [17:24] * diogobaeder tries [17:37] SonikkuAmerica, still with the same issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7222605/ [17:37] hi, what is the mount point for nautilus ftp folders? can't find it in ~/.gvfs or /run/gvfs [17:37] even after sudo dpkg --configure -a [17:37] diogobaeder: If all else fails, try the Beta 2 image at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/trusty/beta-2/ [17:37] but let's try fixing a broken apt [17:37] SonikkuAmerica, ack, I'll try with that image then [17:37] SonikkuAmerica, ack [17:38] nevermind got it [17:38] diogobaeder: First try [ sudo apt-get install -f ] [17:38] SonikkuAmerica, done [18:14] Any kubuntu 14.04 users I can bounce a question off of real quick? [18:15] Junk: Sure, what's up? [18:15] Basically on every startup driver manager loads down in my systray, causing a notification, etc. And this is after I have all the available propietary drivers installed. It's just kind of annoying [18:15] So, wanted to see if it happens for anyone else, or if I could stop it from happening somehow. [18:16] Junk: I don't use any additional drivers on my Trusty box, so I cannot say. [18:16] This is obviously the new driver manager I am referring to. [18:16] lordievader: but do you have any available? [18:16] ie, so the driver manager would be triggered? [18:17] It doesn't matter if I don't use any prop drivers or not, the damn thing still shows on every boot, triggering a notification. I suppose I could disable notifications for it, but it would still load in the systray. [18:17] No, most of the hardware is Intel stuff. [18:18] I'll boot it up though to make sure. [18:18] Ah ok. I'm uising a gaming laptop, newest gen. It has a intel i7, but nvidia gpu and broadcom AC wifi [18:19] It is a upgrade and not a clean install, but I don't see why that would be the issue in this case. The upgrade went without a hitch when I originally did it a couple weeks back. [18:20] I don't see any bugs for it in the bug tracker, but then again I really can't stand the layout of the launchpad bug tracker to begin with. Wish their wash a seperate one just for kubuntu. :-/ [18:21] I get the message that my language support can be improved but nothing about drivers. [18:22] Separate launchpad for Kubu doesn't make sense... [18:22] And no additional drivers available either. [18:23] It makes sense for me. Or at least have a category where you can look for bugs that are kubuntu only [18:25] Junk: Something like: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-bugs === alonso is now known as alon50 [18:26] Hmm yeah. Interesting kubuntus own site doesnt link to that when it mentions their own bug tracker [18:26] It links to the standard ubuntu bug tracker [18:26] ie: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs [18:26] But you can install every package in 'kubuntu' in Ubuntu. They all use the same repositores. [18:26] *repositories. (can't spell today) [18:27] kubuntu *is* ubuntu [18:27] Exactly that's why it doesn't make sens to have a separate launchpad for Kubu ;) [18:29] I realize this [18:30] Though kubuntu is no longer "official" as of a few years ago iirc [18:31] ? [18:32] Junk: no. it is [18:32] http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/linux-and-open-source/ubuntu-pulls-the-official-plug-on-kubuntu/3417/ [18:32] Junk: kubuntu *is* ubuntu, and uses the default sources/repositories. same as main ubuntu and xubuntu/lubuntu etc [18:32] I realize this [18:32] !kubuntu [18:32] Kubuntu is the Ubuntu flavour using KDE Software and the KDE Plasma Workspaces. See http://kubuntu.org for more information - For support join #kubuntu - See also !kde [18:32] sigh.... [18:33] * Junk is not a noob [18:33] Junk: It is now backed by Bluesystems if that is what you mean. [18:33] That is exactly what I mean. Cannonical dropped it [18:33] Junk: there was a paid developer. thats what was dropped [18:33] Junk: nothing was dropped other than that [18:33] Junk: kubuntu is an official flavor [18:34] Not according to ubuntu [18:34] Also according to Ubuntu. [18:34] Junk: yes.. according to everyone [18:34] Junk: this is fact, friend [18:34] Else it couldn't bear the name Kubuntu. [18:35] Junk: there was a paid cannonical developer for kubuntu.. they dropped that paid position.. thats all [18:35] lordievader: there are plenty of *buntu flavors that are not "official" and use the name [18:35] Junk: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors [18:36] I really don't care, not sure why you guys are making such a big deal. [18:36] Junk: there are only a few that are "official", and kubuntu is one of them [18:36] Junk: i am personally only "making a big deal" for clarity sake [18:37] Then why did canonnical say themselves it is no longer official? I understand it is semantics, and nothin really changed of value, but they did say that. [18:37] Ya know what? Nevermind, im done arguing semantics that are incredibly pointless [18:37] Junk: the link you gave says that the paid developer was dropped.. *not* kubuntu [18:38] They ended paid support also [18:38] Not just the developer [18:38] some kind of related question: is there a Mate/Gnome2 version of *buntu14.04? [18:38] nothing official [18:39] Junk: kubuntu is an official flavour.. it *is* ubuntu [18:39] Jesus christ... [18:39] Have a cow... oh wait, you are one according to your nick :P [18:39] Junk: please use an offtopic channel for chat.. thanks! [18:39] Chat? I am responding to you [18:40] And when I last said "nothing official" I was replying to hyde [18:41] Since when does paid support make something official? Just that Canonical dropped their payed support doesn't make it less of an official Ubuntu flavour. [18:41] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-February/005782.html [18:42] Junk: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors lists the official flavors [18:42] Again, pointless conversation. [18:42] Junk: about the KDE thing, if you can install the DE with single command from the official repos, I'd say that is "official" for most practical purposes... [18:43] (I assume getting KDE desktop is still going to be one apt-get away) [18:43] you can always just install KDE, and not kubuntu-desktop.. but, kubuntu-desktop should pull in what you need to change whatever ubuntu into kubuntu [18:43] Of course. Nothing changed [18:43] But repositoiry sharing does make something official. Is mint an official flavor? :P [18:44] * hyde is Xubuntu/Lubuntu refugee, who never "got" KDE, and hasn't really given Unity a real chance [18:44] Junk: no.. since they add sources, and are not an official ubuntu flavour [18:44] Anyways, disappointing I cannot make a bug report for driver manager [18:45] ...is it possible to turn Ubuntu into Mint just by tweaking repos, btw? I mean, theoretically, without need to manually fix things. [18:45] hyde: you should find that information at mint sites.. [18:46] hyde: mint is "based" on ubuntu, so, nothing in ubuntu is preventing that [18:46] hyde: i suppose you could, but i would think some fixing would be in order [18:57] May be I didnt searched properly but when I serached for Ubuntu 14.04 I found the Beta 2 ....Its downloading now ...Is it too old in comparision to daily ? Is it usable ? [18:58] it works fine, just do a normal system update once it's installed [18:59] rww, libssl1.0.0 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 is the patched version for 14.04 correct? [18:59] rww, Okay ...just one more thing ...Aftre using dd to write the image to usb is there a way to use the remaining space on the usb drive to backup files? [19:00] ...or just tick the checkbox to install updated packages during installation, should work right? [19:00] RFleming: yes [19:00] john_rambo: there's the usb creator tool in Ubuntu, which should help with that. unetbooting can do it too I presume? At least there are the options [19:00] rww, thanks :) [19:02] Okay [19:04] UNetbootin* [19:40] on kubuntu 14.04, I am unable to choose "Cover switch" as my preferred window switch visualisation. Anyone face the same issue? [19:47] !14.04 > rohan [19:47] rohan, please see my private message [19:47] Beldar: ok, not sure what the point of it is [19:48] rohan, #ubuntu+1 is the 14.04 channel until release, you can read right? [19:48] rohan: Right I needed to check if OpenGL works again, I'll check if your problem exists here too. [19:49] lordievader: yes, i think it's a problem with opengl.. i read the latest launchpad bugs around it, but it seems my problem is still not fixed [19:49] lordievader: do you have a way of checking it? [19:49] rohan, sorry not enough caffeine yet my mistake, sorry about that. [19:49] Beldar: sure! :) [19:49] Doh, ;) [19:49] Beldar: Happens to the best of us without caffeine ;) [19:50] lordievader: ah actually, removing kwinrc and restarting kde fixed it! (i had to manually choose cover switch as the visual) [19:50] Few weeks ago OpenGL stopped working on my intel box, don't know why. Perhaps that is fixed since then. And it just might be that the cover switch is related. [19:50] Ah, good to hear. Well I'm still going to check OpenGL ;) [19:51] lordievader: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1299499 [19:51] Launchpad bug 1299499 in Mesa "kwin crashes on desktop startup with wobbly windows enabled" [High,Confirmed] [19:51] fixed in latest mesa [19:52] my kwinrc had decided to always use xrender, presumably because opengl was crashing [19:52] with this bug fixed it's now all good, just needed to remove kwinrc [19:55] Hmm opengl still crashes... [19:57] Hmm, Xrender now throws an error too. [20:42] Hi [20:43] Are you guys also seeing that libreoffice does not start up properly? UI frozen/undrawn.? [20:43] * cce7 updated to today's trusty beta, and my 3-display orientation settings arn't sticking. Am I missing something? [21:14] Hello [21:14] thar boots super slow compared to earlier versions [21:14] is lvm slow or is it thar? [21:15] thar? [21:15] i dont think its slow, at least compared to 13.10 on my setup [21:15] but the shutdown is really fast now [21:15] not slow here either [21:17] shutdown is okay [21:17] but turning on is not nearly instant like before [21:29] * cce7 wishes I could get it to keep my 3 monitor layout ;) === tinoco is now known as tinoco-away [22:08] lolcat: did you try to find out what is slowing it down? [22:19] rohan: yes, but not yet [22:19] I will install the bootthing [22:19] how long do the daily builds remain hosted? I'm specifically interested in http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/precise/20140408/ [22:19] cce7: while we are wishing, i wish it didn't break my intel card :-[ [22:19] lordievader: did you update all packages? [22:19] lordievader: also by error, do you mean it puts stuff in your dmesg? [22:20] lolcat: what boot thing? i'd just press esc to hide the splash and see where it's stuck [22:21] rohan: ah [22:29] * yofel wonders why his xorg.conf goes missing all the time [22:34] yofel: somebody was complaining about that a few days ago with fglrx I think, but I can't find the bug now, I do see bug 1293789 for nvidia [22:34] bug 1293789 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-331 (Ubuntu) "package nvidia-331 renames xorg.conf on non-Optimus systems" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1293789 [22:35] trism: thanks, that does look like what's happening here [22:37] ahh it was bug 1302771 [22:37] bug 1302771 in linux (Ubuntu) "Kernel Update 3.13.0-22 Deletes Desktop Manager and /etc/X11/xorg.conf file" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1302771 [22:37] don't really think that is an accurate description of what's happening though [22:39] my bug #1303230 is still undecided [22:39] bug 1303230 in linux (Ubuntu) "hp office jet 100 mobile printer will not show up in printer list and a bunch of errors when i connect printer and run tail -f /var/log/syslog" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1303230 [22:47] which kernel will 14.04 be using? I want to know to help me decide whether I should use btrfs or ext4 [22:47] I have an ssd, and read performance is the most important thing to me [22:48] or is it possible to install with f2fs? [22:52] !info linux-generic | akiva [22:52] akiva: linux-generic (source: linux-meta): Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers. In component main, is optional. Version 3.13.0.23.27 (trusty), package size 1 kB, installed size 27 kB [23:05] Hello! [23:06] Pretty sure I had a 14.04 update go south. [23:06] Can you be more detailed? [23:06] kernel panic saying It can't find root disk on bootup, so I'm booting off of the .18 kernel, and google says that's because the initramfs is corrupt, so I need to run update-initramfs [23:07] sec [23:07] sudo update-initramfs -u -k 3.11.0-19-generic update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.11.0-19-generic Floating point exception (core dumped) [23:07] and... [23:07] Sorry, command-not-found has crashed! Please file a bug report at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/command-not-found/+filebug Please include the following information with the report: command-not-found version: 0.3 Python version: 3.3.2 final 0 Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu Trusty Tahr (development branch) Release: 14.04 Codename: trusty Exception information: unsupported locale setting Traceback (most re [23:08] if I run a apt-get update, I get.... [23:08] perl: warning: Setting locale failed. perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: LANGUAGE = (unset), LC_ALL = (unset), LANG = "en_US.UTF-8" are supported and installed on your system. perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C"). E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. [23:08] and if I run that dpkg --configure -a, I get a kernel panic :) [23:09] everything showed successful until it rebooted and got the first kernel panic on the .19 kernel [23:10] this is ubuntu server btw, update from 13.10 to 14.04 [23:21] micdawg: looks like you interrupted the update [23:22] sudo dpkg --configure -a causes a kernel panic? have you tried it from the recover console? [23:23] I haven't tried it from teh recover console no [23:23] and I actually started it, and left for work :/ [23:24] it was rebooting when I left [23:24] when I got back it was at the kernel panic [23:24] so not sure, but I'll try that from teh recovery console [23:24] thank you! [23:47] Can someone check to see what version of f-spot is in Trusty? [23:47] !info fspot trusty [23:47] Package fspot does not exist in trusty [23:47] !info f-spot trusty [23:47] f-spot (source: f-spot): personal photo management application. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8.2-5.1ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 1947 kB, installed size 9054 kB [23:49] rww, thanks. Same as in Saucy... [23:50] I have 130k photos in f-spot and it has been getting a bit crashy over the years. [23:50] MarcN: It's in universe, so we probably just go with whatever Debian has. [23:50] !info f-spot sid [23:50] 'sid' is not a valid distribution: extras, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, quantal, quantal-backports, quantal-proposed, raring, raring-backports, raring-proposed, saucy, saucy-backports, saucy-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable [23:50] !info f-spot unstable [23:50] f-spot (source: f-spot): personal photo management application. In component main, is optional. Version 0.8.2-5.1 (unstable), package size 1961 kB, installed size 8298 kB [23:50] Ah. I jumped the gun a little [23:50] ayup [23:51] So, I just upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04 and it broke my br0 setup. [23:51] Which is defined in /etc/network/interfaces but a "ifup br0" says "Cannot find device "br0" === xar_ is now known as xar- [23:59] There. Just had to "brctl addbr br0"