[00:00] Quatroking: we have a trigger for the /home, not sure about whole install.. [00:00] !home | Quatroking [00:00] Quatroking: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving [00:00] Hi all, do you have to install any 32 bit libraries to run Steam games if you are running Ubuntu 14.04.1 64-bit? [00:01] I'm not interested in just moving home, I'm interested in moving the entire install [00:01] ObrienDave, i'm back [00:01] yay https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MovingLinuxPartition [00:01] Quatroking: from the live OS, recreate partitions, rsync -ap the data over, reinstall grub [00:02] reisio, is that faster than the movinglinuxpartition tutorial? [00:03] Finetundra_, k, do you have anything critical on this drive? [00:03] neldogz, i think the steam installer will do what it needs to do. [00:04] ObrienDave, nothing really important. anything that i intended to keep is currently backed up. hows this look for the edit? http://imgur.com/14620hK [00:04] looks good [00:05] Quatroking: why did you setup on the wrong hd exactly? [00:05] ObrienDave, ok, hitting go [00:05] k [00:05] pbx, thanks ! [00:05] I probably did because windows was on the primary drive, and I cut secondary drive's size in half for ubuntu [00:06] didn't expect to never use windows again on the laptop, I guess [00:06] Finetundra_, like that extra wide monitor BTW :) [00:06] Quatroking: make your life easy and single install 14.04 on your whole hd [00:06] Quatroking: you can run winblows from virtualbox after :p [00:06] ObrienDave, thanks [00:07] is there a way to quickly transfer over all settings, installed packages, my custom bootup, etc.? [00:07] !info aptoncd | Quatroking [00:07] Quatroking: aptoncd (source: aptoncd): Installation disc creator for packages downloaded via APT. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.98+bzr117-1.4 (trusty), package size 213 kB, installed size 1561 kB [00:08] Quatroking: thats for the packages part [00:08] er [00:08] does that also work without disc [00:08] my laptop doesn't have an optical drive [00:08] Quatroking: yes [00:08] oh, cool [00:09] Quatroking: I'd say it's faster and more reliable [00:09] Quatroking: maybe someone else knows a nice package to backup configs [00:10] all your configs that matter should be in ~/, which you'll likely want to backup entirely [00:10] rsync? ;P [00:10] there we go :p [00:10] reisio, hey now, my custom boot screen is very important [00:11] lol [00:11] it has a shiny ubuntu logo rising up like a sun and everything [00:11] screenshot? [00:11] * lotuspsychje rather likes fast 'quiet splash' off boot on his ssd [00:12] ObrienDave, this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-4xTkN1_RQ [00:12] Quatroking: you probably have a copy of it in your ~/ then [00:12] Quatroking, very cool :) [00:13] you don't need to backup things available in the repos, either [00:13] no idea if I have a copy of it in my ~/ [00:13] there's no .plymouth or anything so I don't think I do [00:13] meh, guess I can reinstall it [00:14] logic would suggest [00:14] did you decide not to just migrate? [00:14] I just made an aptoncd iso [00:14] k... [00:15] the bootscreen isn't saved in home or something [00:15] will be moving everything on friday, when I'm done with uni and got a week off [00:17] well it won't take a week to move an install from one disk to another :) [00:17] hopefully ;P [00:17] yeah but in case something goes wrong I can at least do my schoolwork [00:17] how can i tail -f networking/wifi errors only from syslog or dmesq? [00:17] if I go and do everything now I risk not being able to do stuff tomorrow [00:18] which isn't really something I'm looking forward to [00:18] hi [00:18] ohai [00:18] I accidently installed kubuntu 32 bit, is there an easy way to install 64 bit or do I have to completely uninstall and reinstall [00:19] Waffl3x: latter [00:19] Why hello [00:19] unfortunate [00:19] Waffl3x: that is, you have to reinstall [00:19] Waffl3x: yeah [00:19] okay so [00:19] how do I uninstall [00:19] :D [00:19] it's not that you can't replace a 32-bit system with a 64-bit system without running the installer, it's just that running the installer takes less time and effort [00:19] Waffl3x: you don't need to, just install again, with the 64-bit version [00:19] it will install right over? [00:19] nice [00:20] it should at least give you the option [00:20] otherwise you can delete the partitions and it will [00:20] I just installed it today, didnt realise I downloaded 32 bit [00:20] Waffl3x: :) [00:20] luckily it doesn't take all that long [00:21] so do I have to install it from usb again [00:21] or can I just run the iso? [00:21] actually that sounds silly [00:21] am I being silly [00:22] Waffl3x: you can use disk creator from your 32bit to create your 64bit usb stick [00:22] not completely sure how to do that === justinS_ is now known as jhsimpson [00:22] but sounds good [00:23] could I just use yumi? [00:23] would that be easier? [00:23] Waffl3x: download the 64bit iso, start the usb disk creator and create [00:24] lotuspsychje: easier said then done when I dont know how to navigate kubuntu yet :) [00:24] hello, i want to execute two commands in terminal simultaniously but want to exit both of them when one exits, how would i accomplish this? [00:24] Waffl3x: ah kubuntu, not sure it uses the disk creator there [00:25] lj1102: gnu parallel [00:25] Waffl3x: You can probably click on the Application Menu thing (Sorry, haven't used KDE for a while. That little thing that's like a Start Menu) and then start typing "disk Creator" ... I think that will search for it. Maybe. [00:25] lj1102: for runningg simultaneously; exiting is simpler: foo && killall bar [00:25] lj1102: or sigterm to be nicer [00:25] Should it be called a KMenu? x) I haven't used kde in a while either [00:26] thank you [00:26] unity freaks here :p [00:26] SorcerousFox: Either that of the K Application Launcher thing... unless they renamed it since I've used KDE [00:26] lotuspsychje: Openbox actually ;) [00:26] SorcerousFox: also nice [00:27] * ObrienDave is an anti-unity freak ;P [00:27] * celroc too. [00:27] well well [00:28] oldskool freaks then :p [00:28] testing [00:28] reisio: mhh, i have one script that runs for ever and one that batch processes data, i want to kill that "forever" running script once my batch processing is done === _dist is now known as Guest34580 [00:28] lotuspsychje: Just because I type stuff in the command line doesn't make me old school! I'm not old! :P [00:29] celroc: ok young body with oldskool mind :p [00:29] lotuspsychje: Haha! Alright, I'll admit to that. [00:29] someone knows how i can -tail -f networking/wifi errors only from the /var/logs? [00:30] I just have a preference for low resource usage lol. the 1Gb ram+ on the big DE's boggles me brain [00:30] unity and gnome-shell 3 [00:30] i don't know how kde is [00:32] lotuspsychje: I don't exactly, but if you know a specific piece of text that is present in all the networking/wifi errors, you can pipe the output through grep I think. Something like: tail -f /var/logs/awesomeLogFile.log | grep textInErrorMessages === Termana is now known as Guest10202 [00:32] celroc: lemme try colortail -f /var/log/syslog | grep network [00:33] reisio: well i guess i'll do something like `foreverrunning & ; batchprocess && killall foreverrunning` [00:33] Finetundra_, still cooking? [00:34] reisio: thanks [00:47] ObrienDave, still cooking. moving faster than last night too [00:47] Finetundra_, ok, cool. i'll be here === Jasonrj is now known as Jaaronrj [00:50] I have a HAWKING HWUN4 USB wifi adapter but the company does not offer a Linux driver. I am pretty new to Linux, is there any way to make this thing work? If not I just can't use Linux which is unfortunate. [00:50] hi [00:50] hi === root is now known as Guest90709 [00:51] are you all hackers? [00:55] depends on your definition of hacker [00:55] ObrienDave, still got about 2.5 hrs left [00:56] k [01:00] Hi, I need javac to compile a little java thingie I wrote. Which package should I sudo apt-get install? [01:00] has anyone solved flash for ubuntu? [01:01] default-jdk? [01:01] openjdk-7-jdk [01:01] others? === notzopsi is now known as zopsi === The_Pugi1 is now known as The_Pugilist [01:04] is there a way to install bash3 and 4 together? [01:06] seriously, do I install default-jdk or some other java development kit? [01:06] I have a USB wireless network adapter (Hawking HWUN4) that has no Linux driver. Is there any way to get this to work? [01:07] excelsiora, i installed openjdk FWIW. i have no particular java expertise but javac/java did work when i tried it [01:08] http://askubuntu.com/questions/377750/what-is-the-difference-between-default-jdk-ecj-gcj-and-openjdk [01:09] hellooo [01:09] hellooo [01:11] !Ops [01:11] hello fellow ops [01:11] when I boot 14.04, the screen is black... until after a little bit the GUI comes up... so I don't see any of the startup messages... is this a nomodeset thing, or is there something else? [01:13] hello [01:13] allo === luist_ is now known as luist [01:25] tt === turboroo is now known as fareast [01:27] hey guyzz === zopsi is now known as notzopsi [01:31] My mouse speed is too fast even on the lowest setting. It's almost unsuable === cryptodan_tablet is now known as cryptodan [01:32] My mouse speed is too fast even on the lowest setting, I found the command to reduce the speed, but it's only good for the session. I need help with the X11 configs to reduce it at startup. === cryptodan is now known as cryptodan_androi === peter is now known as Guest28071 === cryptodan_androi is now known as cryptodan_tablet [01:33] I don't know what the "correct" way to do it is but i generally just add configuration things like that to my .bashrc [01:34] I have reduced the mouse speed with this command sudo xinput --set-prop "pointer:MOSART Semi. 2.4G Wireless Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 7 [01:34] But it's only good for the session [01:35] I need help reducing my mouse speed on Ubuntu 14.04 [01:35] hello =) [01:35] =) [01:36] My mouse is too fast. I figured out how to slow it down, but I can't get it to survive a reboot. [01:37] issue with dell latitude d620 not being able to boot from usb. Is there a workaround? [01:38] I have updated /etc/network/interfaces with aliases (e.g., eth0:1) but the new IP addresses aren't being added. I can add them manually. How can I find out what the problem is? [01:38] yes a boot cd [01:38] Rexter try settings > mouse and touchpad [01:38] Ubuntu 14.04 wireless mouse is too fast. I can slow it down using the xinput command, but I'm looking for a way to make the change permanent. [01:39] CsarGomez; yes, thank you. It's on the lowest setting. [01:39] amms [01:39] Rexter: check this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1303086 [01:40] Ubuntu bug 1132063 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1303086 Mouse settings missing from Mouse & Touchpad dialog" [Undecided,In progress] [01:40] have there been any other people who have had this same issue? [01:40] CsarGomez; I have used sudo xinput --set-prop "pointer:MOSART Semi. 2.4G Wireless Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 7 [01:40] to get it how I want, but I'm looking for a way to run this command for all users at startup. === gbyers_ is now known as g_byers [01:42] CsarGomez; no not my issue. I'm not missing any settings. === CoreIT84 is now known as Corey84 [01:42] If I wanted to run a command for all users at startup, is a cron job the way to go? [01:43] Rexter: in mouse and touchpad > pointer speed = slow? [01:44] Rexter, for current user you can use gnome-session-properties [01:45] CsarGomez; yes, too fast even when turned all the way down. [01:45] loa, i need all users. [01:47] if u put in 0 goes 2 slow? [01:48] CsarGomez; lol yes how many time do i need to say it? [01:48] sudo xinput --set-prop "pointer:MOSART Semi. 2.4G Wireless Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 7 === NaStYdoG is now known as Guest62628 [01:48] =/ [01:48] this command made it perfect. i need at way to run this at startup for all users. [01:48] =# [01:49] !cn [01:49] 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [01:49] how about an upstart script? [01:49] CsarGomez, I'm sorry, I misunderstood. I didn't understand your question. [01:49] Hi. Anybody tried out the ATI driver fglrx-14.301.1001 for Ubuntu 14.04 yet? While installing it said "failed to add to dkms" i just don't know if that has something to do with the fact, that my netbook is more often stuck in standby mode with the screen not turning on anymore after that. === Mr_Pony is now known as Sir_Pony [01:50] CsarGomez, please rephrase [01:50] what's the programming language that most people using in ubuntu ? [01:50] Anybody got some suggestions? [01:50] Rexter, http://www.x.org/archive/current/doc/man/man5/xorg.conf.5.xhtml#heading9 [01:50] Rexter, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input [01:50] milad1512; you can find IDE's for just about everything [01:50] milad1512: you need to know what you want to program. then you should ask yourself: what language is the best for that purpose? [01:51] what are you trying to code/program? [01:51] veryhappy , is there a question like that ? [01:52] very happy , the way you say it i should go learn every language that exist [01:52] milad1512: you can use java if you want your program to run on windows and linux or you are using c for some hardware programming / software [01:52] milad1512: you do yourself a favor if you learn c / java ... [01:53] that's mostly used nowadays afaik [01:53] loa, thankyou for pointing me to the haystack. Are you convinces the needle I'm looking for is in there? [01:53] guys anyone who can help me with my standby mode? [01:54] I learned java first and then ended up wanting to learn c and c++ but I just can't make myself do it lol. so instead I taught myself node.js and python . [01:54] Rexter, needle? there is exact answer what you need to do. [01:54] veryhappy: I used to get that error on an older toshiba and it was because the firmware wasn't compatible with linux.. I don't know what exactly your issue might be though. Its been a while [01:55] ObrienDave, got about 1.5 hrs left [01:55] just pasting command xinput somewhere is bad decision, because mouse is hotplug device. [01:55] Finetundra_, np [01:55] create input class for your device and setup accelaration as you want. [01:55] SorcerousFox: it's when i use the netbook and put it into standby it's not coming back fully with the screen on, it's just turning on and the monitor stays black... [01:55] SorcerousFox: i've a Lenovo S205 Ideapad [01:56] loa, no I see a whole lot of great info there, but not relevant to my issue. [01:57] loa, for example Example: Disabling middle-mouse button paste on a scrollwheel mouse [01:57] Can't say I have any use for this at this point. [01:57] Could be uesfull in the future though [01:58] Rexter, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.10.16-05%3A57%3A55.png [01:59] loa; so this command works great: sudo xinput --set-prop "pointer:MOSART Semi. 2.4G Wireless Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 7 [01:59] I have the mouse exactly how I want it, but it's session only [02:01] `function blog(){ hexo new $1 | awk '{print $5}' | xargs -t -i gedit {} & }` not work well, any one can help me [02:01] Rexter, http://pastebin.com/72jpGKPH [02:01] loa; I read a tutorial that said to create /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-mouse-deceleration-conf [02:02] maybe matchproduct sting need some tweak don't know [02:03] I'm using hexo written my bolg, I want creat new and open the new md file by edit [02:03] loa; actually MatchProduct "pointer:MOSART Semi. 2.4G Wireless Mouse" because there are two devices called that. Do you think that may be the problem? [02:04] loa; do I have the path right? [02:04] SorcerousFox: any suggestion yet? [02:04] Rexter, don't know, you must test it yourself. [02:04] loa, test what? [02:04] veryhappy: I'm looking but not really finding anything. I'll let you know if I find something :) [02:05] matchproduct value [02:05] SorcerousFox: very good thanks [02:05] loa, the reason I'm here is because I did something wrong. So far I haven't change anything. [02:05] hey all, tried `sudo usermod -a -G syslog user` to add user to group syslog, but running `id` after that doesn't show group syslog. [02:05] Any ideas? [02:06] Rexter, nobody cares about how your mouse called. [02:06] loa, the code you provided is very similar to what I found, but I'm not sure where it goes. [02:06] SASDOE logout and login back in and your group change should be present [02:07] Great thanks. [02:07] loa, I understand the variable, what I'n unclear on is the path [02:07] path of conf file? === Joshua^Dunamis is now known as Joshua^Dunamis_i [02:08] file name must be 50-mouse-deceleration.conf not 50-mouse-deceleration-conf [02:08] loa; yes, the code you gave me. i have it placed at /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d [02:09] loa, aha!\ === Social_Justice_W is now known as Maser [02:10] loa; /etc/X11/xorg.config.d/50-mouse-deceleration-conf ??? [02:11] Rexter, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input [02:11] loa; this will apply to all users, right? [02:11] Rexter, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.10.16-06%3A11%3A44.png [02:12] yes. [02:12] Yes, loa, you already provided that haystack. === Joshua^Dunamis_i is now known as Joshua^Dunamis [02:12] Rexter, haystack? [02:12] loa, awesome, I'm going to reboot, to see hoe it works. [02:13] Allahu Akbar!!! [02:15] OAHU AKBAR? [02:15] hawaii IS nice [02:16] oh sorry not a chat channel :p [02:16] loa; it didn't survive the reboot, I still have something wrong [02:16] Rexter, pointer: is your problem i think [02:16] can xargs work with & [02:17] loa; okay. I'll remove that [02:19] loa; http://pastebin.com/PUu28HSR === Samuel_Najdowski is now known as Samuel|CVN [02:20] loa; this is at /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-mouse-deceleration-conf [02:20] `$ echo './t.md' | xargs -i gedit {} &` !== $ echo './t.md' | gedit ` [02:20] samba?? good,,bad? [02:20] rebeccarobertlil: slow [02:20] Rexter, again "-conf" [02:20] any recommendations? [02:21] loa, xorg-conf? [02:21] rebeccarobertlil: depends on the need. NFS is faster but trickier to setup. with connections to WIN machines, samba is probably easiest. [02:21] Rexter, i give up. [02:21] `$ echo './t.md' | xargs -i gedit {} &` !== `$ gedit ./t.md &` [02:22] thank you very much for your advice [02:22] loa, i think you mad a mistake this time [02:23] Rexter, compare your path and this https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.10.16-06%3A11%3A44.png [02:23] yea i did mistake. === bob is now known as Guest87648 [02:26] loa, yes, so why did you say "-conf" I know I'm dumb, but I'm starting to think you are high.. ;) [02:27] loa, It all looks right to me, so I'm gonna reboot again. [02:29] somsip: "NFS is.. trickier to setup" (then samba)? wow, i certainly don't think so, but YMMV. [02:31] I do, because it is [02:31] they're both more complex than sshfs, though [02:31] loa; well still not working. Here is my path. What am I missing? /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-mouse-deceleration-conf [02:33] loa, here's the config file: http://pastebin.com/fxx9DBcT [02:34] Rexter, try to move that file here [02:34] /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d [02:34] and ffs call it 50-mouse-deceleration.conf [02:36] zykotick9: s/is/can/be to suit personal experience [02:37] loa; well, I can move it, but I have no idea what you mean by ffs call it. I'm out of time, and you're out of patience. Thank you so much for your help. I'm going to put this off til tomorrow. [02:39] lol, some people are strange. [02:42] Rexter he means just rename the file I think! === AzureX is now known as AzureX_netbook === AzureX_ is now known as AzureX [02:47] ObrienDave, < 1/2 an hr [02:48] SorcerousFox: i don't know i think the suspend problem doesn't have to do anything with the graphics card driver... [02:49] SorcerousFox: i'm going to log off now. [02:49] SorcerousFox: thank you anyway for trying to find something, take care [02:49] Finetundra_, k [02:50] anyone know the name of the application that you use to manage user accounts with? [02:51] !kr [02:51] !fr [02:51] Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [02:52] !kp [02:52] Finetundra_, users-admin maybe [02:53] ko! [02:53] !msgthebot | gogh [02:53] gogh: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". === night-ow_ is now known as night-owl [02:56] Finetundra_, taking a short break, back in 15 or so [03:01] I just woke up so I'm fresh, so hit me with some questions that are challenging today [03:07] Finetundra_, back [03:07] ObrienDave, its got a minute left [03:08] sacarlson, if a tree falls and no one is near to hear it, does it really make a noise? [03:08] ObrienDave: I don't know I"ll have to look that one up [03:08] ObrienDave, its done [03:09] ObrienDave, sacarlson, try "/var/log/treefall.log" There may be some clues there. :p [03:09] ObrienDave, where do i go from here [03:09] imgur please [03:11] I want to install ubuntu over my lubuntu. Should it just install over everything and work? [03:11] ObrienDave, here ya go http://i.imgur.com/pYd3FI4.png [03:12] ObrienDave, do i need to reboot? [03:12] ok, take LEFT edge of sda2 and move to the front of sda6 [03:12] one sec [03:12] that should not take long [03:13] couple of minutes i hope ;P [03:13] and imgur when done please [03:14] ObrienDave, it won't let me move it [03:16] ObrienDave, the only available option is to create a new partition in the unallocated space [03:16] dang, thinking [03:17] ok [03:18] ObrienDave: re:Finetundra_ is swap turned off? [03:18] it's mounted [03:18] right click on sda2 and unmount [03:18] ok [03:19] then do the move [03:19] if that does not work, turn swap off [03:20] zykotick9, yea, forgot that one, thanks [03:20] i can't click unmount, its grayed out. how do i turn off swap [03:21] Finetundra_: "sudo swapoff -a" should work [03:21] you still on live system, yes? [03:21] of course [03:21] cool [03:22] i can resize now that swap is off [03:22] excellent, thanks zykotick9 [03:22] it was those key looking icons, partition was locked [03:23] yes, thank you zykotick9 [03:23] gotcha [03:23] :) [03:24] can i develop for android on ubuntu with openjdk or do I have to use oracle's java? [03:24] so i guess i just go ahead and shrink whats left? [03:24] after this you can expand sda1 to what ever size you like, then adjust sda2 [03:24] ObrienDave, should i resize sda2 first? [03:24] yes [03:25] ObrienDave, how long should that take [03:25] hopefully just a few minutes [03:25] cool === sydney is now known as sydney_goodnight [03:26] moving left end of sda2 and moving right end of sda1 should be fairly quick [03:26] it's when you have to move left end of sda6 to fill sda2, it will take a long time [03:27] ObrienDave, how long should expanding sda1 take? [03:27] same thing just a few minutes [03:27] ok [03:28] ObrienDave, Finetundra_ playing with the 'LEFT' edge of any partition, even if empty, has never been quick for me. [03:28] yes, that is possible also [03:28] cool, both were just a few seconds [03:28] satelite: I think I used eclipse with android sdk this looks updated http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2302780 [03:29] Finetundra_, imgur please [03:29] sacarlson: using openjdk with eclipse fine here [03:29] Finetundra_, amazing development in Gparted then. The last time I tried that, it took me about thrice the time it would have taken to simply copy the data of the amount of the partition size. [03:29] I want to install ubuntu over my Lubuntu. Should it just install over everything and work? [03:30] hey all. I need some help with something. I tried to run a smart test on my drives and my OS drive is saying it is in Pre-Fail. can someone look and my report and confirm for me - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8568451/ [03:30] here ya go http://imgur.com/tpoLF72 [03:30] mrkent, not necessary, just install the ubuntu desktop [03:30] sacarlson, k thx much === davi6646 is now known as utfans05_work [03:31] Hey [03:31] mrkent: I'm sure it will work as far as hardware compatible, but I would backup your /home directory before I did it if you plan to install fresh [03:32] Hey Hey [03:32] Finetundra_, cool, YAY [03:32] Finetundra_, now, which one is / sda1? [03:32] ObrienDave, so we're cool, all good? [03:32] ObrienDave, the larger one on the left [03:33] yes so far. now sda1 does not really need to be that large because sda6 is your /home partition [03:33] sda1 is most of the OS === olli_ is now known as olli [03:34] ObrienDave, actually, they're ubuntu(sda1) and xubuntu(sda2) [03:35] ok [03:35] so we're all set in that case? [03:36] then just fill sda2 with sda6. this move will take a long time. and your done [03:36] then reboot and done [03:36] does that have to be done now or can i wait for tomorrow? [03:36] *it [03:36] it can wait. reboot and test if you like [03:37] hallo guys [03:37] awesome, you're awesome dude [03:37] kinda old and slow but still ticking ;P [03:38] give me tutorial for install and custom conky please... in xubuntu [03:38] What does pre-fail mean in smarttools? [03:38] like how long is pre-fail [03:39] langit, http://www.getdeb.net/software/conkywizard [03:40] oke thx, im go on [03:40] Could it be saying pre-fail because the drive is almost full? [03:41] what is the pre-fail value? [03:41] one more thing, how do you change the splash screen? [03:42] which one? [03:42] for ubuntu [03:42] Query: Please recommend me a SSD with good write endurance (read/write speeds not that big of a priority, longevity of the device is), 120GB in size, and costs $120 and below please, for OS (not /home or /var) use. [03:42] not sure tbh [03:42] The drive is intended to be read much write rarely [03:43] !plymouth | Finetundra [03:43] Finetundra: Plymouth is an application that runs very early in the boot process (even before the root filesystem is mounted!) that provides a graphical boot animation while the boot process happens in the background. To change your Plymouth theme use « sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth && sudo update-initramfs -u » [03:43]