[01:36] hello, i have the Error:BrokenCount > 0 error [01:36] when running apt-get install -f, i get this: [01:36] root@alan-HP-G60-Notebook-PC:/home/alan# apt-get install -f Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Correcting dependencies... Done The following extra packages will be installed: libgcc1 The following NEW packages will be installed: libgcc1 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. 2 not fully installed or removed. Need to get 0 B/48.3 kB of archi [01:36] skepticmisfit: i would look at, and remove the 2 not fully installed or removed [01:37] hang on lemme get the rest of the log [01:37] !paste | skepticmisfit [01:37] skepticmisfit: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [01:38] skepticmisfit: just look and see what 2 packages those are, remove them, and get "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to complete without error [01:38] if you have added ppa's, consider ppa-purge [01:38] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996403/ [01:40] what is the command for ppa-purge? (already removed third-party ppas from ubuntu software center) [01:41] ppa-purge *is* the command.. its an application.. you can add it *if* your package system is not messed up too bad [01:41] skepticmisfit: removing the sources doesnt remove the unsupported 3rd party applications [01:42] skepticmisfit: all of the options are discussed here.. http://askubuntu.com/questions/307/how-can-ppas-be-removed [01:42] holstein: got this, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996465/ [01:42] problem seems to be with libgccl [01:43] skepticmisfit: sure. thats *not* how you use ppa-purge [01:43] holstein: it wasnt installed [01:43] skepticmisfit: as per the link i shared, you use it like this.. "sudo ppa-purge ppa:repository-name/subdirectory" [01:44] skepticmisfit: right.. i mentioned you would need to install it.. can you? try "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ppa-purge" [01:45] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996507/ [01:46] skepticmisfit: right, so in the conditional statement i had above, where i stated *if* your package system it not too messed up, it is.. [01:46] skepticmisfit: would you try removing the packages mentioned? [01:47] skepticmisfit: literally like this.. "sudo apt-get autoremove libc6" for example [01:47] skepticmisfit: see what all is wanting to be removed when you try running that ^ [01:47] skepticmisfit: then, as i stated above, you want "sudo apt-get update" to complete without errors.. [01:47] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996535/ [01:48] skepticmisfit: just keep following it back, friend [01:48] holstein: following it back meaning [01:48] skepticmisfit: try what the message states ^ [01:49] sudo apt-get -f install [01:49] holstein: typing "apt-get -f install" into terminal would do it without any packages right [01:49] skepticmisfit: we dont know what "would do it" yet.. you have to fix what you have broken [01:49] skepticmisfit: try the command listed in the error message you got.. [01:50] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996552/ [01:50] if that errors, try "sudo apt-get autoremove multiarch-support" [01:50] then, again.. the goal is to get "sudo apt-get update" to complete without errors [01:51] skepticmisfit: you can try "y" there, but that will likely put you right back where you were [01:51] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996558/ [01:51] it seems everything i do gets me back to the same issue [01:51] skepticmisfit: correct.. so keep working bacfk [01:52] back* [01:52] skepticmisfit: keep removing what is broken, and then purge the relevant ppa's [01:52] holstein: it's not removing packages because of the dependency issues [01:52] skepticmisfit: libc6 should be removed [01:53] skepticmisfit: no.. the dependency issue is due to something else.. [01:53] holstein: i tried removing libc6 from within ubuntu software center and it didnt work [01:53] skepticmisfit: please run "sudo apt-get autoremove libc6" again [01:53] skepticmisfit: sure.. *dont* run another package manager right now [01:53] skepticmisfit: close the software center.. [01:53] holstein: software center's been closed [01:54] sudo apt-get autoremove libc6 [01:54] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996603/ [01:54] skepticmisfit: but, you reinstalled multi-arch [01:55] holstein: how did multiarch get reinstalled when the package manager cant do anything [01:55] skepticmisfit: sudo apt-get autoremove multiarch-support [01:55] skepticmisfit: dont run "sudo apt-get -f install" and say "y" [01:55] holstein: ok [01:55] skepticmisfit: when you answer "y" it puts it back. and its not time for that [01:56] skepticmisfit: please just *keep* removing.. and only removeing, and dont put them back [01:56] holstein: there's no point showing you another log is there [01:56] got the same thing with autoremove multiarch [01:56] skepticmisfit: what "same thing" ? [01:57] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996687/ [01:59] skepticmisfit: try "sudo apt-get purge multiarch-support libc6" [02:00] holstein: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996719/ [02:01] skepticmisfit: please try "sudo apt-get update" [02:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8996748/ [02:03] skepticmisfit: just apt-get update [02:03] skepticmisfit: you ran "sudo -s" to get a root terminal? [02:03] holstein: ran sudo su when i first opened the terminal [02:04] skepticmisfit: ok [02:04] skepticmisfit: exit to normal user [02:04] skepticmisfit: and run "sudo apt-get update" [02:04] holstein: uhh... terminal emulator didnt open [02:05] got a dialog box "Failed to execute command exo-open-- launch TerminalEmulator" [02:05] skepticmisfit: in what capacity, friend? when you clicked on it? i never said you close the one you had open.. i said, exit to your user.. [02:05] skepticmisfit: please just lanuch some terminal, or tty.. [02:05] !tty [02:05] To get to the TTY terminals 1-6, use the keystroke ctrl + alt + F1-F6 respectively (Alt+F7 will get you back to your graphical login). To change the resolution for your TTY, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [02:05] and sudo apt-get update [02:06] you can use alt f2 to lanuch xfce4-terminal or whatever you like [02:06] another dialog box, "Failed to execute child process "xfrun4" (No such file or directory)" [02:06] skepticmisfit: no doubt, you have a broken system here [02:07] skepticmisfit: not sure how bad, and im not hearing all the details about how it was broken [02:07] holstein: all i did was install software, im new to linux but i didnt know installing software broke stuff this bad [02:07] skepticmisfit: at some point, reverting to a backup or reinstall might be your easiest path to a "Good" system [02:07] !ppa [02:07] A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [02:07] skepticmisfit: adding ppa's can be risky.. [02:08] they are 3rd party unsupported packages.. [02:08] holstein: the only ppas that were added were from steam and googlemusicmanager [02:09] yea nothing's running anymore [02:09] probably gotta reinstall [02:09] skepticmisfit: im not saying the ppas are the cause.. could be bad hardware.. could be failing hard drive.. anything [02:09] i just installed this a couple days ago.. computer worked fine on windows but i wasnt pleased with performance and i got enticed by xubuntu [02:11] i use an old hp laptop from 2008, barely runs windows 7 but has terrible performance in basic tasks like web-browsing and such, xubuntu seemed much faster however the OS just broke itself [02:12] holstein: thanks for your help, im gonna see if i can reboot and probably watch the whole thing crash and burn even more, seems every single program was deleted [02:13] skepticmisfit: try and come here *before* adding packages that require multiarch [02:13] skepticmisfit: and before doing *anything* with sudo command [02:13] holstein: alright thanks again [02:13] skepticmisfit: sudo is not something to take lightly.. thats something that in windows you just do .. run as admin.. in linux, root is not casual like that [02:14] oh wait.... the... error pic in top right corner's gone [02:14] but i still cant run any programs [02:14] ugh im sorry for wasting your time [02:14] skepticmisfit: you should be able to run commands in tty as well [02:15] skepticmisfit: and, from the recovery console [02:16] holstein: hang on im gonna reboot, for some reason it seems i lost user privleges as well.. urgh. this isn't supposed to be this frustrating, is it? === GridCube is now known as GridNet [12:53] has anyone else had the problem that aacgain doesn't work in easymp3gain-gtk? it just says "Error: Cannot start aacgain..." and searches don't spit out anything helpful. [13:58] Hi guys how can i install winusb [13:58] i used this command " sudo apt-get install winusb" [13:58] but this didnt work [13:58] !info winusb [13:58] Package winusb does not exist in utopic [13:59] you can't use that command to install things that aren;t available [14:00] ok [14:01] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu [14:02] Airbander, what do you need winusb for? [14:02] eg. what's the real question [14:02] Airbander, you do know that's a windows utility, i.e you run it from windows? [14:03] knome i want make install windows on laptop dont have cddrive [14:03] cfhowlett ya there is a version for linux either [14:03] Airbander, ask ##windows [14:03] http://askubuntu.com/questions/489546/installing-winusb-on-ubuntu-14-04 [14:04] Airbander,I stand corrected [14:05] Airbander: did you actually read the page you linked - where it actually tells you what to - you've come here and asked exactly the same question that's been answered there? [14:05] lol i didnt finish reading the page [14:05] sorry for that [14:06] ... [14:06] lol [14:06] lawd ... [14:06] i just saw the command line [14:06] try it. didnt work i come here to ask [14:06] i was stupid on this one sorry again [14:06] Airbander, this isn't the first time you've demonstrated you are not reading what you are told, or what you've found, so PLEASE take put some more effort into that [14:06] Airbander, running commands without understanding them? you're gonna have a bad time. [14:07] be easy one me guys [14:07] :'( i'm crying right now [14:21] hi [14:21] hello [14:22] knome: how are you? [14:22] i'm fine, and do you have a support question? [14:24] No I don't, I'm new on xubuntu, and everything is just awesome. [14:25] n-iCe, ok, then you might want to join #xubuntu-offtopic, which is our channel for general chatter :) === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [15:49] could someone help me out [15:50] i am having problems to have my xubunt recognize my android [15:50] i already looked up some forums nothing worked [15:50] mah, xubuntu version? android phone version? [15:51] dunno my xubuntu version [15:52] my solution to have less headaches whit android mount points was to install ssh in my desktop and a client on my phone, then i just transfer files from and up the phone that way [15:52] i have a samsung galaxy s5 mini [15:52] mah, cat /etc/issue in a terminal [15:52] its faster and easier [15:52] GridCube, or ... airdroid [15:52] than fighting with everything else [15:52] cfhowlett: never heard of that, sounds interesting [15:53] GridCube, drag and drop ... only requires the computer and the phone be on the same wifi network [15:53] ubuntu 12.04.4 [15:53] sounds very useful [15:54] GridCube, it works. i've dropped books, [15:54] Version: 1.308.1.2 [15:54] Depends: tunes, apk and ring tones on my nexus that way [15:54] eek. excuse the extra paste stuff [15:54] im kinda lost here [15:54] hehe [15:55] well, i've used an ftp client from my phone to the desktop and grabbed files from a shared directory, basically music and wallpapers, and downloaded pictures to the desktop [15:56] even if thunar does recognizes the device, it sometimes stop recognizing it at mid transfer [15:57] i dunno whats this [15:57] nexus [15:57] did you flash 5.0 already? [15:57] :p [15:57] this is what i tried but it didnt work [15:57] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-connect-your-android-ice-cream-sandwich-phone-to-ubuntu-for-file-access [15:58] ics? [15:58] plop [16:06] could someone help me? [16:06] i cant install nothing in my android because there is no space left [16:06] well, this is xubuntu [16:07] try #android [16:07] mah, that's not an ubuuntu problem. ask ##android [16:07] delete stuff [16:07] or move to your sdcard [18:09] Hi All -- I'm having some trouble getting a program to autostart when using Application Autostart in the Session and Startup Manager. Can anyone help? [18:12] I've created a new entry in the Appliction Auto start list and pointed it to this command: home/nvfx1/Desktop/Attract Mode Source/attract-1.4.1/attract [18:13] But, this program does not launch upon login. How do I troubleshoot why the program is not auto-starting. It starts fine when I launch command manually. Thanks in advance for any help. [18:13] DethFiesta: maybe the spaces in the path are breaking things [18:13] try escaping the spaces or move the executable to a simplier path [18:13] Ahhh, I'll try removing the spaces, thanks! [18:14] good afternoon, I tried to install a battery manager for my laptop called TLP, but it's not working and now my NetworkManager isn't starting [18:15] how can I fix it? [18:15] MrZee: installed from the repos? can you try the guest user or a different user to see if the network applet starts? you can try running it manually as well.. nm-applet [18:16] it says "Network Available" but nothing else [18:16] MrZee, IINM tlp is a ppa, right [18:17] I've no idea what a ppa is... [18:17] MrZee: who said "ppa"? [18:17] !ppa [18:17] A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [18:17] MrZee: did you add a ppa? [18:18] holstein: cfhowleft did [18:18] *cfhowlett [18:18] MrZee: *where* did you get the application? [18:18] I don't know what a ppa is [18:19] MrZee: see above ^^ [18:19] on internet, there was a tutorial how to install it through the terminal [18:19] but it didn't work quite well... though, when logging as a guest, everything's fine [18:19] MrZee: *anytime* you use the "sudo" command, you shouldnt take that casually.. its not trivial.. you add sources that are not supported, and you can break things [18:20] MrZee: so, if everything is fine as guest, i would assume the "issue" is in the config for the user [18:20] MrZee: what did you add and how? are you wanting to remove that? [18:22] well... I just want to properly connect again [18:24] MrZee: i would like to, if i were you, share with a volunteer here what i have done, and have someone look at all the commands i ran that "broke" the funcitonality.. [18:25] holstein: I'm trying to find it [18:25] MrZee: to find out what? what page you visited? and what commands you ran? try the browser history.. [18:26] holstein: exactly [18:26] holstain: that's what I'm doing [18:26] **holstein, sorry [18:26] !info tlp [18:26] Package tlp does not exist in utopic [18:27] MrZee: you can open a terminal and type "history" and you may see commands like "sudo add-apt-repository".. you can share those here.. [18:27] holstein: ok, perfect, I'll do that [19:29] I am having a problem with xubuntu. Every time I try to use to "su" command in the terminal to act as root, it won't let me. I thought maybe my password was incorrect, but I have reloaded xubuntu multiple times, and I am positive that I am entering the only password the installation process asks for. Is there a reason xubuntu wouldn't let me function as root? Or is it somehow putting its own password automatically in and not tel [19:29] xubuntu82w, you should not use the "root" account in xubuntu; use sudo [19:32] xubuntu329: it's sudo su [19:32] and knome is right, don't use it [19:37] Generally sudo -i is the preferred method. [19:37] well, if you *absolutely* need to get a root terminal.. [19:43] just do sudo su, then passwd [19:43] they are gone [19:43] ah [19:45] i installed 14.04 the other day. it's got a few problems. will 14.10 get fixes earlier, even though it's not LTS ? [19:46] depends; most probably not. you have selected the non-LTS upgrade path, so you should upgrade to every new release [19:46] *if... [19:46] and sorry, i think i read it wrong [19:46] isn't 14.04 LTS though ? [19:47] but the answer still starts with: depends [19:47] LTS releases will get some fixes that the regular releases do not necessarily get [19:47] the "fixes" would ideally come from the hardware manufacturer.. both 14.04 and 14.10 are open, and use the linux kernel, that is open and avialable to the manfacuters to support [19:47] most problems i've encountered seem to be around the network and modem managers, are they a problem in ubuntu too ? [19:48] artag: i would try and isolate the software in xubuntu from the driver support.. [19:49] artag, ubuntu uses the same network indicator afaik; what's the problem? [19:50] initially, no icon in the top panel. I found a workaround on the web somewhere that involved using an alternate of some sort, and it's got me the wifi back, but there are still problems [19:50] like, every few boots it gets stuck ok/failing modem manager [19:51] you can always try 14.10 live and see if it addresses the issue.. [19:51] and, less importantly, the clock is different so it doesn't give the date so easily [19:51] that's a thought, thanks [19:52] oh, and the update manager keeps telling me I need to restart, but apt-get doesn't seem to have anything to fix [19:52] what tells it it wants a restart ? [19:53] artag: i would try and apply all updates.. in a terminal "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and reboot into the latest kernel, and see if that addresses that message [19:54] i don't think i've tried dist-upgrade since the actual change, so will give that a go [19:55] it gets lots of reboots as it's a laptop and I usually fully shut it down [19:56] artag: just specifically reboot into the latest kernel, if you get a kernel update [19:57] i assumed it did, but i'll check on the next go-round. it did find something to apply, anyway [19:57] artag: you can just run the commands in the terminal to get and apply all upgrades and reboot.. then, you are up to date, and booted into the latest kernel [19:58] artag: i would do it immediately, as, that update, if there is one, can effect the issues you are seeing.. [20:02] yeah, rebooting now. shutdown is another thing : it doesn't work immediately, but if i try again it reports it can't do it in the current start [20:02] i guess it's waiting for something to die, but i don't know what [20:02] i'm getting 3.13.0-39-generic #66-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 28 13:30:27 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [20:03] there was no other choice in the boot menu [21:21] ciao buona sera [21:22] !it | xubuntu502 [21:22] xubuntu502: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [21:46] Hey everyone got an issue where when I resume from sleep or suspend on xubuntu 14.04 I get tearing. Intel graphics [21:47] Works great prior to suspend [21:48] Logging out and back in also fixes the problem. [21:51] hello, can someone verify xubuntu has drivers for the geforce GTX 750 ti video card? [21:52] ..in their repos [21:55] sleezio, try if your hardware works with the live CD [21:55] live DVD [21:55] aah, didn't think of that, thanks [21:57] I've seen cases of people needing xorg-edgers with that card elsewhere [21:58] they're gone [21:58] really should tab complete name first :) [21:58] or not ignore joins/parts ;) [21:59] didn't notice tbh [22:00] hehe [22:06] Hello. I'm having trouble finding where I would go to remove the Keybinding for Super-L that locks the screen as I want to use it for something else. I am using Xubuntu. [22:18] dna113p, I thought this question has an easy answer, but I haven't found it, too [22:19] knome, (i think it was you that suggested live cd) yes, the card/pc work fine when booting into live cd [22:19] settings manager -> keyboard -> application shortcuts? [22:20] i'm in live cd now with new vidcard [22:20] sleezio, then it should work as well when you install; elfy noted that other people have needed the xorg-edgers repository for the card to work, but i don't think he has the card, so it's just hearing from others [22:20] if it works for you out of the box... great :) [22:20] in live cd, i already have xubuntu installed as my main os [22:21] am i going to have to reinstall xubuntu? [22:21] sleezio, does that installation work for you? [22:21] i'm just trying to figure out how to switch the cards in my existing os [22:22] Rayne: Yeah its weird, I can't find the answer! [22:22] sleezio, do you have an /etc/X11/xorg.cong ? [22:22] yes, i installed xu from this same live cd, but using my previous vidcard [22:22] sleezio, *conf [22:22] hmm..i'll have to look [22:23] if i do, what do i need to edit? [22:23] Getting tearing on resume, intel graphics xubuntu 14.04 compositing enable sync to vblank enable [22:23] enabled [22:23] sleezio, i would think just remove (move to a safe place so you can revert to using that) [22:24] i don't have that file [22:24] xorg.conf [22:24] sleezio, then it's pretty safe to just switch the card [22:24] sleezio, if something goes wrong, we're here to help [22:24] i'll try again, thanks for the help [22:24] sleezio, but as always, take backups :) [22:24] yes [22:25] most of my personal stuff i save on slave drives [22:25] thanks again [22:26] shamurai: re-enable vsync every time you resume [22:26] deselect and reselect? [22:26] yes [22:27] it may work or not, haven't tested it [22:28] testing now thanks for the tip. [22:29] Have you seen this before? [22:31] I have read about it. A user described the same loss of vsync after unlocking the screen [22:31] so, you might also try and disable lock on suspend [22:32] to confirm that it's caused (indirectly) by the screen locker [22:35] I think that might be the case. When I force a suspend and then resume there is no tearing. But if I let the computer automatically do it there is tearing. [22:38] but the screen is locked in both cases, isn't it? [22:38] Yes. [22:40] sadly, there is no one who is able and willing to debug this [22:40] bugs related to screen locking and/or suspending [22:40] shamurai, ^ if you are, it would mean work for you, but be greatly appreciated by the xubuntu team [22:41] many issues are hardware/driver specific on top of that :/ [22:41] yeah. [22:41] but i guess resolving a single case with a developer might be useful as well. [22:42] it's one step forward :) [22:42] xubuntu gives two options for monitor power control. 1. Put screen to sleep and 2. power screen off. Both have different time limits. I have determined that if I wait for the screen to sleep then resume there is no tearing but if it powers off then I resume there is tearing. [22:43] shamurai: what video driver are you using? [22:44] Hard to say I ran the intel graphics installer 1.0.7 [22:45] does it work again if you turn it off and on again in the xfwm settings? [22:50] Just tried unchecking and checking sync to vblank and it didn't correct the tearing [22:50] http://git.xfce.org/xfce/xfwm4/tree/src/compositor.c#n1300 [22:50] this seems to suggest that if dri has to be restarted then it will be 10 seconds before it works again [22:51] all the code involved here is in compositor.c anyway, in the DRM/DRI sections [22:53] Boa noite esta aqui alguem que fale portugues [22:53] !pt | lucas_ [22:53] lucas_: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. [22:55] disabling and then enabling the compositor fixes the issue. [22:56] thanks for the link ali1234 [22:57] I wonder if there is a cleaner way we can do this with out disabling and enabling the compositor every resume [22:58] probably, check what happens when the compositor is enabled [22:58] stuff inside ifdefs [23:00] ali1234, you mean disabled? :P [23:00] what happens when it is disabled is probably irrelevant [23:01] clicking the check box seems to just do this "xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/use_compositing -t bool -s false" or "xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/use_compositing -t bool -s true" [23:01] sure [23:01] You can create a keyboard shortcut to toggle it with this "xfconf-query --channel=xfwm4 --property=/general/use_compositing --type=bool --toggle" [23:02] http://git.xfce.org/xfce/xfwm4/tree/src/compositor.c#n3201 is the function called when the compositor takes over the screen [23:02] it calls ope_dri [23:02] open_dri [23:03] which also appears in the previous thing I linked [23:04] I am afraid I am not much of a coder. I can understand some of this but not a lot. [23:05] what i would do is add logging to wait_vblank to see what it is doing [23:05] i don't have intel though [23:05] you could also just use intel's tearfree setting instead of xfwm's vsync option [23:05] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Intel_graphics#Tear-free_video [23:07] tear free should be enable by default right? For intel that is. [23:08] not by default [23:08] look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log [23:11] shamurai: you want to find out what happens after the 10 second timer [23:12] hmmmmmmm [23:14] Oh and the tear free fix doesn't seem to be available in xfce just gnome. Or at least the file 20-intel.conf doesn't exist. [23:15] actually i guess that timer isn't even firing [23:15] i bet it doesn't know it needs to restart; dri probably just silently fails [23:16] could even be a driver bug [23:16] shamurai: it's a xorg config snippet, you have to create the file manually and then restart xorg [23:17] xorg.0.log shows no changes when disabling and enabling compositing [23:17] it won't [23:18] what do I need to look at to find out what dri is doing in those 10 seconds? [23:19] that won't be logged anywhere by default [23:19] of course not lol [23:19] you need to add printf statements and then rebuild xfwm [23:19] or even better, syslog [23:20] one problem with debugging xfwm is that if it freezes or something, you can't see anything [23:20] if you have the compositor enabled anyway [23:20] maybe run it from VT [23:26] Created the 20-intel.conf, disabled sync to vblank, and restarted xorg. Fixes tearing I will see if it does so after a suspend resume. [23:28] performance seems to be much better and more consistent than enabling this in the compositor. [23:29] that's not really too surprising [23:29] the tear-free stuff in the compositor is a hack [23:29] you can't do proper tear-free from userspace without DRI3, which is still not widely available [23:30] Is there and nvidia option to do this so I can stop using it on my desktop also? [23:30] no [23:30] nvidia only supports vsync with opengl, nothing else [23:32] this seems to be experimental but maybe and option Option "OnDemandVBlankInterrupts" "boolean" [23:35] hey all [23:36] just installing xubuntu and woundering what app can i get to simulate windows .exe files in this os [23:36] wine [23:36] !wine [23:36] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [23:36] also i nned a good software to record videos and audio of my desktop plz [23:37] thx all [23:37] i use kazam for screen recording [23:37] does it simulate a virtual screnn as i do it as well ? [23:37] simplescreenrecorder [23:37] or kazam [23:37] wine can yes [23:37] it doesn't by default though [23:37] kazam seems to crash a lot from user review [23:37] http://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/ [23:38] the old version was buggy, it's better now [23:38] also screen preference seem a bit tricky [23:38] so while this is still installing, can i click on the link posted here ??? [23:38] kazam has come a long way and has a lot of cool features [23:39]