[00:01] can gtk+ do this work well? insert a html into a gtk+ layer? [00:01] like this in osx: https://camo.githubusercontent.com/e996460609ccffc22690bee5da8ea7bc64fbc480/68747470733a2f2f7261772e6769746875622e636f6d2f4f70656e4669626572732f57595959592d4f53582d6d6164652d696e2d4368696e612f6d61737465722f73637265656e73686f74312e706e67 === Metacity is now known as ChewToyOfFailvil === ChewToyOfFailvil is now known as Metacity === Metacity is now known as DiedN0AsAlways === DiedN0AsAlways is now known as DiedNight0AsAlwa === DiedNight0AsAlwa is now known as Metacity [06:04] Thanks darkxst. I feel like I'm running 14.10 so that's why I asked. I've updated this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/1382563 [06:04] Launchpad bug 1382563 in fglrx-installer (Ubuntu) "Cant install proprietary drivers/fglrx" [High,Confirmed] [06:08] octoquad, I don't have a radeon card to test, but still strange there haven't been more reports installing the ubuntu package [06:32] I know, it has gone from 2 to 8 affected since I last checked [06:33] btw, most people won't probably even bother reporting it, or apport crashes or remote timeouts when reporting it, or they don't need wine. There are a few scenerio's to consider though. [06:34] I don't mind digging deeper with assistance if need be. This is why I setup VV on physical hardware to help out. [07:45] octoquad, Could you please run sudo apt-get autoremove before posting those logs to a bug? There is a lot of excess caused by you having useless depends still installed [07:45] And i had the same issue, i just gave up on wine === uber2 is now known as uber [11:31] i am using a trusty distro but whenever i try to log in it is bouncing back [11:31] anybody please [11:33] hmm [11:34] can you log in using a different session type? [11:35] does anything interesting show up in ~/.xsession-errors or ~/.cache/gdm/session.log or ~/.cache/upstart/gnome-session*.log ? [11:35] no it is same with [11:35] all env [11:37] none if the commands are working [11:37] *of [11:38] * mgedmin waits to hear about the contents of the session log files [11:38] another approach would be: when did this last work? what changed since then? [11:38] any upgrades? edits of ~/.profile? [11:39] last night i installed java adn python and performed a update [11:39] can i have the correct path of the profile file?? [11:39] my research says that there will be problem in that [11:40] you mean ~/.profile? [11:40] yes [11:40] the correct path is ~/.profile [11:41] ok isee the file [11:41] this is frankly the first time i am seeing it [11:41] then it's unlikely to be a problem with it [11:42] while installing java i havt to change the environment path will ut be a pronlem [11:42] ?? [11:42] **problem [11:43] where did you change it? how did you change it? [11:44] well ill paste a link i worked as per it [11:45] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-java-on-ubuntu-with-apt-get [11:45] look into the java environment variable [11:46] nothing in there should break logins [11:47] so what about errors in ~/.xsession-errors or ~/.cache/gdm/session.log or ~/.cache/upstart/gnome-session*.log ? [11:47] (I don't remember which of the three files will be used on trusty) [11:47] (they all might exist, some might contain stale data) [11:48] also, can you log into /dev/tty? or over ssh? [11:48] /dev/tty [11:48] * mgedmin meant /dev/tty1 actually [11:49] (as a shorthand for the 1st virtual text console, which you get by pressing ctrl-alt-f1) [11:49] i did it and i am in tty1 [11:49] excellent! [11:51] the op is no such file or directory and permission denied [11:51] i am tempteed to try su but scared [11:51] no need for su [11:51] "the op"? [11:51] output [11:51] hmmm [11:52] are any files in your home directory owned by root? that could break logins [11:52] try ls -lA ~ [11:52] if you see root root somewhere, that could be the problem [11:52] the fix is sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~ [11:52] replace $USER with your username, just in case [11:53] no roots [11:53] okay, so... permission denied? why? [11:53] which file gave you that error? [11:53] what command did you run exactly? [11:53] ~/.cache/gdm/session.log [11:54] can you ls -l ~/.cache/gdm/session.log ? [11:55] no root [11:55] it is username username [11:55] wait did you try to run that log file as a shell command? [11:56] use less ~/.cache/gdm/session.log to view log files in a terminal [11:56] (also, I *think* upstart's logs are the most interesting ones) [11:59] well i didnt ger you [11:59] init not found [12:00] that one stands out [12:02] it contains 3 scripts start and init not found [12:03] i am sorry that i cannot pastebin it [12:34] Off to class, see you later! [12:34] * eliasps waves [13:04] * mgedmin is back from lunch [13:04] "init not found" is weird [13:05] sudo apt-get install pastebinit [13:05] I wonder if editing /etc/environment and changing the default $PATH to not include /sbin could be the reason [15:26] Noskcaj, there is nothing for apt-get autoremove to do prior to apt-get install fglrx fglrx-core. That is essentially the output when I run apt-get install fglrx and flgrx-core and those are the packages that won't be needed any more if wine is uninstalled and fglrx is installed [16:21] hey :) [16:21] how is work going for 15.04? === prth is now known as prth|away [17:36] hi all, with gnome 3 on ubuntu 14.04, I want to autohide the panels, but the gnome-shell(-extenions) installation will REMOVE components such as unity-controlcenter and gnome-flashback, which sounds scary - dont want to remove the option of switching back to unity in case gnome3 gets problems, for example...