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GeekDudeCrazy issue, but the graphics stack crashes when I go to the chrome download page in firefox00:20
holsteinGeekDude: odd.. not sure that thats a "stack" issue..00:21
holsteininterestingly enough, that happened to me on a windows vista machine i had just wiped and setup fresh the other day.. i grabbed the installer on another machine..00:22
GeekDudeI forget what I did00:22
GeekDudewget I think00:22
Unit193Perhaps view the logs in /var/log/Xorg.0.log /var/log/lightdm/* and ~/.cache/upstart/startxfce4.log?00:23
Unit193https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb though :P00:24
GeekDudeFor some reason the computer keeps saying "system program problem detected" as well00:25
Unit193Likely because a crash log in /var/crash/00:27
holsteinGeekDude: when tryihng to run the installer deb?00:27
GeekDudejust browsing to the page in firefox00:27
GeekDudeI'd do some tests but I'm currently running apt-get upgrade00:28
holsteinright.. as i said, i had that *same* issue in an older version of vista that had not been patched up and updated00:28
holsteini assumed it was flash related, or something on the page that the browser didnt render, or like to or understand nhow to render00:28
holsteini didnt report it to google..00:29
GeekDudeoh, you mean the "system program problem detected" issue00:29
GeekDudeI installed chrome a long time ago00:29
GeekDudethis computer has just been sitting powered off for the last few months00:30
GeekDudeI turned it on and got that popup twice00:30
GeekDudethen got it again just now00:30
holsteinsure.. so, it could be *anything*.. though, my first step,since its been offline, would be the update00:31
GeekDudeThat's what I'm doing now00:31
GeekDudeI figured it couldn't hurt :p00:32
holsteinthen, i would test the hard drive and other components..00:32
GeekDudeI finished the apt-get upgrade and rebooted00:35
GeekDudewhen I turned it back on I got that system program problem detected again00:35
GeekDudethis time I also got a "Sorry, ubuntu 14.04 has experienced an internal error", it says the error is with /usr/share/apport/apportcheckresume00:36
holsteinsure.. what problem? i get those messages all the time with ubuntu mate 14.04.. i read, filed what was necessary, and disabled the poppups00:36
holsteini would grab the exact error and try searching00:37
elfyalso remove the crash report from /var/crash if you're not doing any more with it00:37
elfyif the report is sitting there I think it will keep trying00:37
holsteinyup ^00:38
elfyrunning the *next* version I've aliased it ...00:38
GeekDudeI'll get openssh-server installed and copy it over here to my computer00:38
GeekDudeThis is from the only file in /var/crash https://gist.github.com/66e188bc05521be21e3500:42
GeekDudeI'm not opposed to just reformatting the system if you think it'd help00:44
elfyso let it report - if it's a dupe then it should ask you if you want to 'me too' existing00:44
* GeekDude runs sudo apt-get dist-upgrade 00:50
holsteinthats my regular routine.. "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"00:50
GeekDudewell, I was kind of tied up with getting crash logs to finish updating00:51
holsteinyeah. its cool, its just that there may be a patch applied that addresses soemthing00:52
GeekDudewell, no crashes so far00:55
GeekDudefirefox still crashes the graphics though00:56
holsteincrashes the graphics?00:56
GeekDudeyeah00:56
holsteintry and isolate flash and other variables..00:56
GeekDudeWell, I first noticed this issue on a clean install a few months ago00:57
GeekDudeholstein: The symptoms of the01:01
GeekDude"crash" are that I can't see what's happening until I fool around with changing the VT and opening/closing the laptop lid01:01
holsteinright, but whats the cause? i have a fresh install of vista, that is quite out of date.. it crashed on some web content, but, i expected that01:02
GeekDude/var/log/Xorg.0.log says "Detected a hung GPU, disabling acceleration"01:02
holsteinyou mean, just opening firefox crashes the graphics?01:03
GeekDudeand to include /sys/class/drm/card0/error and the full dmesg01:03
holsteinyou can try disbling or enabling acceleration..01:03
GeekDudeholstein: opening firefox and browsing to http://google.com/chrome01:03
holsteinah.. what content is at that page, though? can you look? and see what is creating the issue? i would use another browser to view the elements01:04
GeekDudeWell, they have a fancy 3d javascript display01:04
holsteini bet01:05
GeekDudeok, graphics aren't crashing anymore but firefox still is01:05
holsteinbut, if you dont have a "fancy 3d javascript ready" browser, then, you may get crashes, or breakage01:05
holsteinfor me, i would just wget the deb, if i need it01:05
holsteini wouldnt bother with making my firefox compatible with that one page..01:05
GeekDudeI've already got chrome and it works fine on that page01:06
holsteinthere are a lot of changes and updates coming for technologies..01:06
holsteinno need to try and make firefox compatible with a page you dont really need access to01:06
GeekDudeWell, I was just kind of curious01:06
GeekDudeit leaves a bad impression01:06
holsteinof?01:07
GeekDudeXubuntu, at the least01:07
knomewow. now you lost me in the thought process...01:07
holsteinyeah? but, xubuntu is not responsible for any of the stuff there.. not the page, or firefox code.. etc01:07
GeekDudeDoesn't leave a bad impression on me, but it left somewhat of an impression on my father01:08
holsteini mean, if google wants to push the limits, then, they'll get pushed, and some things get left behind01:08
GeekDudehe thinks it's some kind of anti-google conspiracy by mozilla01:08
knomeso what has that got to do with xubuntu?01:08
holsteinGeekDude: so what if it is.. they make competing products..01:08
GeekDudeXorg.0.log https://gist.github.com/928804c1390a1de6f0d0 and the specified file https://gist.github.com/b2441db5253591eea993 and dmesg https://gist.github.com/d74a6db4b529b156356001:16
GeekDudein case anyone wants to look through them01:17
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xubuntu45wHow can I upgrade the official kernel of Xubunto ( 3.13) to 3.16?01:26
Unit193You can't upgrade the official kernel of Xubuntu to 3.16.01:29
Unit193Oh right, hwe.01:44
eikon81gIs there anyone available to take a question regarding an issue in Ubuntu 14.10 and Xfce regarding the volume buttons (fn+vol up /dn/mute)02:47
eikon81g?02:47
bluesabreeikon81g: what's your question?02:58
eikon81gthanks I will copy paste what I had written out..02:58
eikon81gI am using Ubuntu 14.10 with xfce and when I was running unity my volume controls on the keyboard (fn + vol up / fn + vol dn / fn + mute) worked fine but after the xfce install (or so I think) the volume buttons quit working. I did some research and I have the Indicator plugin running to make volume adjustments which works fine but I'd like to have my buttons available to use. After researching some I saw that there are bug repo03:00
eikon81g<eikon81g> rts in place already for this issue but I was unable to get my buttons working again after following a few of the fixes that were posted in the ubuntu forums. I don't recall the exact commands but they had to do with resetting pule info in a .dconf file I believe.. I may need to do some more research / investigating but I figured this would be a good avenue to get going in the right direction.. Thanks in advance03:00
eikon81gthanks bluesabre btw..03:01
Unit193(My idea was either to install the xubuntu task to make sure he's not missing settingsd or something, or try a live image from the Xubuntu website to see if it has the same issues.)03:03
bluesabrethat's probably the way to go... there can be conflicting things when running alongside unity, something other than xfce may have claimed the keybindings for your volume buttons03:04
eikon81gLive image? Like a bootable usb of the distro?03:04
Unit193eikon81g: Right, a clean slate so to speak.03:04
eikon81gok I see what you are saying there.. So try running a live image of xubuntu standalone. test the key functions and if they work properly then the issue lies in a setting that has more or less been over-run?03:05
bluesabreyou can also install the "xubuntu-desktop" package and when logging in make sure to select the "Xubuntu Session" session03:05
Unit193bluesabre: apt-get install xubuntu-desktop^ if you please. ;)03:06
bluesabreyeah, that :)03:06
eikon81gah ha. I can do that : )03:06
bluesabreI usually don't help out in the support channel03:06
bluesabre:)03:06
eikon81gwell I appreciate it (both of ya)03:06
rww^ makes it install the task, not the metapackage, right?03:06
Unit193rww: Right.  Bad things™ happen with just the package, it'll miss things.03:07
eikon81g>> eikon81g@eikon81g-MM061:~$ sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop03:07
eikon81g[sudo] password for eikon81g:03:07
eikon81gReading package lists... Done03:07
eikon81gBuilding dependency tree03:07
eikon81gReading state information... Done03:07
eikon81gxubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.03:07
eikon81g0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 7 not upgraded.03:07
bluesabreUnit193, rww: ah, now I've learned something :)03:08
eikon81gso were there any changes? (I am pretty much a noob on Linux) so sorryu03:08
eikon81gmetapackage? Oh man I have a lot to learn03:09
eikon81gfml I just got assigned BATH duty with the kiddo I am going to hang around and if you guys are still here and available I will be back If not I will keep cruising. You don't know how much it means to get some top notch support like this. I really appreciate it and I promise if I could avoid leaving right now I totally would.. BrB03:10
Unit193eikon81g: You already have the metapackage, can you try 'xubuntu-desktop^' rather than 'xubuntu-desktop'?  Also, might be good to check if there are any unity or gnome components running that could interfere.03:12
bluesabreeikon81g: I need to head out now as well.  Be sure to try switching sessions in the login screen and select the Xubuntu session, it may resolve the issue... otherwise you can get a clearer picture with a live image as previously suggested03:12
Unit193Right, exactly what he said.03:12
eikon81gkk I will get on this asap thanks a million yall03:13
eikon81gI am back at it (if you guys are still here..) the command with the ^ ran and it made some changes ..04:06
eikon81gOnce it runs do I need to restart?04:07
eikon81grestarting.. be back soon04:10
eikon81gwell no dice after restart using the command with ^ included..04:15
Dave42hea all04:47
Dave42need help how do i fix the black screen bug in 14.1004:48
pleia2if you apply all updates it should go away04:50
Dave42i did04:51
eikon81g!log04:53
ubottuOfficial channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too.04:53
Dave42so what do i now then to fix it04:54
eikon81gdid you install the video drivers specific to your hardware? (just wondering) I am really not qualified to help but I like to learn04:56
Dave42let me look04:56
eikon81gthere is a terminal command that I used, my machine has an nvidia chipset04:57
Dave42says no drivers available04:57
eikon81ghttp://www.tecmint.com/things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-14-10/04:58
eikon81git has a section like halfway down about installing the closed source drivers..04:58
eikon81gdo you know what video hardware you have?04:58
eikon81gLike I said I am far from proficient I just wanted to try to help :\ I may not be doing much sorry..04:59
Dave42ati card04:59
eikon81gFor AMD graphics card, “Radeon” is the open-source driver and it’s installed by default in Ubuntu 14.10 as well, but if you want to install the closed-source driver, you will have to run.05:00
eikon81g$ sudo apt-get install fglrx fglrx-amdcccle05:00
eikon81gso that may help some issues.. but there may be more to it..05:01
Dave42ok05:02
eikon81gwhen does the issue happen? After you come back from sleep or?05:02
Dave42doing it right now05:02
eikon81gok you will want to restart afterwards and then try to re-create the issue once you boot back up..05:02
Dave42the monitor just goes to sleep after a few minutes05:02
eikon81gright is there acpi settings in your bios that could be triggering it?05:03
Dave42dotn think so05:04
eikon81gI'd look into the power settings on your hardware as well just to make sure there is not a setting in there..05:04
eikon81gjust a thought. No problem05:04
Dave42where would that be at05:05
eikon81gin the bios it really depends is it a laptop or a desktop05:05
eikon81g?05:05
Dave42desktop05:05
eikon81gok so in the BIOS there may be a selection for ACPI or Power settings and I'd look for anything that says sleep or hibernate05:06
eikon81gdisable those if they are there..05:06
eikon81gagain just another troubleshooting step eventually you will narrow it down.. I may not be the one to lead you there directly but as you troubleshoot we may stumble on it or someone may read what we've done and get to the issue directly05:07
eikon81gare you on the machine now?05:07
Dave42yes05:08
Dave42want me to restart?05:09
eikon81gif you did the graphics driver install I would.. did the terminal complete the install?05:10
Dave42yes05:10
eikon81gok yea, I would restart and see if that fixed it. How long does it take for your monitor to go to sleep? Is it always happening at a set increment?05:10
Dave42a few minutes05:11
eikon81gso you just leave the machine up and when you come back from being away and the screen just wont turn back on.. you just have to hold the power button to reboot it right?05:13
Dave42move the mouse or touch teh spacebar and it comes back05:13
eikon81gdid you read the bug notes?05:14
eikon81ghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/128393805:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1283938 in linux (Ubuntu) "[Samsung NP535U4X-S01TH] Ubuntu 14.04 blank screen after wakeup from sleep" [Medium,Incomplete]05:14
eikon81goh that is the 14.04 bug my fault05:15
Dave42ok i install teh ati drivers so i just have to restart and it should go away huh05:16
eikon81git may fix it..05:17
remline..."Have you mooed today?"...05:20
kblinhi folks10:11
kblinI have a fun issue with my graphics sometimes resetting to an old state (eg. at login time), which then requires forcing the screen to redraw to see my windows again10:12
kblinany idea what could be causing this?10:13
kblinit's happening occasionally, but today it's really, really annoying10:13
cfhowlettkblin, desktop/laptop?10:19
kblincfhowlett: desktop10:24
cfhowlettkblin, most likely suspects given a sudden appearance of this problem:  graphics card failing or card isn't seated properly.10:24
cfhowlettkblin, if a long-standing problem: gpu drivers10:25
kblinI've seen this again and again, so I also suspect the drivers10:26
kblinIt's on an nvidia card, running nouveau drivers10:26
kblinbasically what ubuntu installed, I didn't do anything with it10:27
kblinbut I'm also not offered to install the binary divers10:27
kblinI also suspect it's related to browser tabs running flash, so I have the hunch it's more the 2d drawing code10:31
kblinI'll try installing them manually10:33
cfhowlettkblin, sounds like a plan.10:34
kblinjust have a long-running compute job going at the moment that'll take a couple of more days to finish, but I guess I'll have to cope10:34
kblinhmm, or it's acting up if I have LibreOffice open10:34
cfhowlettkblin, when you see graphics glitches across apps like that = hardware or drivers issue.10:35
kblinwell, it's xorg that glitches10:35
kblinbut yes, I guess it's a driver issue10:35
cfhowlett:) or that ...10:35
kblinit's just weird that jockey doesn't even offer to install the nvidia binary driver10:36
cfhowlettkblin, hey, more eyes available in #ubuntu10:36
kblinright, but then I'll just get into discussions on how xfce is the reason and I should be using that annoying new ubuntu thing instead, whatever it was called10:37
cfhowlettLOL, yeah we do sometimes get a bit myopic over there.10:37
kblinI mean, I'm also pretty sure that this isn't an XFCE issue, but I've had too many of those discussions10:38
cfhowlettkblin, completely understandable10:38
kblinI'm not entirely fond of xfce, I really liked the way gnome 2 worked10:39
kblinbut as that's pretty dead, xfce is the least annoying variant I found10:39
kblinand in the end of the day, I want to get my work done, not fiddle with desktop environments10:40
cfhowlettkblin, there is ubuntu-gnome   official flavor10:41
kblinright, but that's gnome3, which also goes for this "let's not give the user any reasobable way to configure the look&feel" philosophy10:42
elfymaybe mate - that's likely to be official soon10:43
kblinmight give that a try once it is10:47
jattI don't seen much difference between gnome 2 and xfce they work very similaar11:14
skinofstarshey all. does xubuntu use lightdm?11:46
slickymasterWorkyes skinofstars11:47
skinofstarsslickymasterWork: thanks11:47
slickymasterWorknp11:48
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eikon81gBluesabre: are you around?16:23
* sidi sends a squad of rabid squirrels to bluesabre's house to wake him up16:24
eikon81glol I was working with him a lilttle last night on an issue.. got a good lead from him and unit193 I just wanted to thank them : )16:24
sidiah thats very kind of you16:24
sidiI'll cancel the squirrels then16:25
eikon81gLoll16:25
sidii'll tell them when i see them on16:25
eikon81gWell it was the least I could do. Thank you.. I figured I may end up needing more help down the line, ya know..16:25
eikon81gthanks16:25
sidi:-)16:25
sidino worries16:25
sidiyou can also help by advocating Xfce and FOSS, reporting bugs you encounter, etc :-)16:26
sidianyway16:26
* sidi goes back to work16:26
eikon81gwill do16:27
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eikon81gHello all I had a question about the Xubuntu 14.10 Live distro..19:14
holsteineikon81g: sure.. ask.. maybe a volunteer can answer19:15
eikon81gI am testing out the functions and they are working great but I have one issue with the boot time. I have been running Ubuntu 14.10 with Xfce installed and it was pretty quick but I was having issues with the hard volume keys on my machine19:16
eikon81gthanks holstein19:16
holsteinhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/LaptopSpecialKeys is what i would refer to19:16
eikon81gEverything is running fine on the live distro but the boot time is excruciating. Probably 7+minutes to load up19:16
eikon81gI will check that out holstein19:17
holsteinthe "boot time" will be different when installed.. though, if something is hanging, due to misconfiguration, or bad/failing hardware, who knows19:17
Unit193Remove  quiet splash  from the boot options to see what.19:17
holsteini will install, and update.. and use the most up to date software, and test and isolate19:17
eikon81gOk is there a log that I can look at? someone was saying var/??.log19:18
holsteinyup ^ you can see what is posting with the quietsplash option19:18
Unit193/var/log/boot.log19:18
holsteineikon81g: sure, but, for me, i would want to simply remove the live iso from the equation, since, its not going to run live, and, i would want to apply "updates" as see if a "Fix" is there19:18
eikon81gok. I will go with that so I may just dive in and do the full install check the boot time and if it is slow then I will run the quietsplash option19:19
eikon81gone other thing this machine uses "SpeedStep" and that option is in my bios is that ubuntu friendly?19:19
eikon81gthanks Unit193 as well you guys are great :)19:19
holsteineikon81g: try disabling it.. if they company wants to faciliate "ubuntu friendly" they can.. if not, try setting options in the bios and see what happens19:20
eikon81gright on I was just checking with the brains of the operation to see if there were any users who had improvements or what not with this hardware and that setting.19:21
holsteineikon81g: dont know what hardware you have, but, i have disabled that in the bios, as well as other "features" to faciliate installing an operating system the hardware didnt promise support for, specifically19:23
eikon81gok cool. I didn't want to disable it since it is "working" (from what I can tell) so if I wont lose any speed in doing so then I will probably take that oout of the equation as well19:24
eikon81gI was downloading the system profiler and benchmark software as we speak to double check some stuff as well19:25
holsteini would read about what "speed step" is, and does.. disabling it likely will disable CPU scaling, and not make the machine any slower19:25
holsteinmight, in fact, make it faster.. or cause it to use moree battery.. you'l have to test and isolate and see..19:25
eikon81ggotcha holstein I will digg in a little. I really appreciate the assistance19:26
holsteineikon81g: sure.. welcome19:26
eikon81gI was looking at the boot.log to see if I can see any obvious issues with the boot what usually designates an issue or can you tell what processes are taking the longest (sorry all just learning all the ins and out's I'll get better)19:29
holsteinwell, i would first get a normal boot happening..otherwise, you are using older packages, and booting live19:29
eikon81gah ha this makes sense. LOL I will go that route and pick back up if there are issues.19:31
holsteineikon81g: well, you should backup becuase *all* hard drives will fail.. you should make backups regardless, and ASAP19:32
eikon81gwill do, I am experimenting with a few setups at the moment and so far I am a fan of the Xubuntu appearance so I may just scrap my last install and run this one fresh19:33
* eikon81g bows graciously to holstein and unit193 19:35
eikon81gThanks again, I'll be back after I tinker.. :)19:35
holsteineikon81g: cheers19:35
eikon81glater19:36
thoffmeyerill see if I can find a pic20:58
eikon81ghey holstein are you around?21:00
holsteineikon81g: yup21:04
eikon81gSorry I was chatting in the other room about what we were talking about earlier (SpeedStep) I wasn't sure my processor was running at the right speed but it turns out it's fine21:15
eikon81gI was gonna ask you since you said you run a similar one. I think I got it.21:16
eikon81gSorry to bug :\21:16
holsteinno worries21:16
holsteinits just scaling, AFAIK21:16
holsteini remember disabling it when i had it, so it would perform at full speed21:16
eikon81gthat's what I was thinking because this machine runs plugged in so to me the power saving isn't worth the loss of speed21:17
eikon81gthey said to leave it on and in my research earlier it said that Ubuntu could work with speed step fine so I was on the ence i may do what we were talking about and just run with it off to see what changes21:18
eikon81gthey said to leave it on and in my research earlier it said that Ubuntu could work with speed step fine so I was on the fence i may do what we were talking about and just run with it off to see what changes21:19
eikon81gWeird, idk why my chat line got cut in half but sorry about that.21:19
holsteineikon81g: it literally wont hurt. i test with it off, *if* iim experiencing boot issues.. but, you are not certain of that yet21:24
Cold_InzHello, was wondering if someone could help me understand why xfce becomes so slow in response on menus and programs after idle 15mins+, disappears right after, it's like the first click or action, but it's very annoying. I've checked all I know, and google says alotta things, and I've tried most. glxgears says videodrivers are fine, tried putting gtk-2.0 file with info in home directory, and putting down swappiness usage to 10 (I have 1gb ram21:24
Cold_Inz). Any ideas?21:24
* eikon81g watches intently 21:25
Cold_InzUsing 14.0421:26
holsteinCold_Inz: has this always been happening? have you run other versions of the linux kernel? have you tried with other drivers like forcing a vesa driver? what GPU drivers are you using?21:26
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Guest3473what a beautiful distribution!21:27
Guest3473I think I will install xubuntu on my pc21:27
eikon81gGuest3473 I've been enjoying it. Totally worth it21:28
Cold_Inztried lxde for abit, didn't notice it there. have tried other themes and such, no luck. this is a dell latitude d620, so integrated intel card I think, using the driver that xubuntu preferred21:28
Guest3473I tried Lxde on my netbook as well21:28
Guest3473I mean, lxde is installed on my netbook21:28
holsteinCold_Inz: have you tried specifically disabling compositing?21:28
Guest3473but I don't really like it21:28
Cold_InzYes, tried disabling, no luck.21:29
holsteinCold_Inz: so, you didnt "noticet" it? in lxde? in 14.04? on the same hardware? and install?21:29
holsteinCold_Inz: what i would do is isolate, and try and see where the issue is coming from.. i would isolate my installed OS by running a live iso, that i know supported the hardware well in the past.. and i would try and test with the officially supported operating sytem as well, to see if the hardware is funcitoning properly21:30
holsteini would do a smart test, and memory test.. and i would run as another user, as well.. the guest account, for example, would bypass my user config21:30
xubuntu04whi21:32
Cold_Inzremember that this is only after some minutes idle, the response is slow in menus and programs on first action, then it's back to normal, so it's hard to think that it's the hardwares fault21:32
xubuntu04whi21:33
xubuntu04whow to adjust the brightness of the display?21:33
holsteinCold_Inz: sure, but, testing will show you that thats not the case21:33
holsteinCold_Inz: so, i would make a list, and work through it.. tryng to look at logs and messages as well..21:33
eikon81gI installed the nvidia specific video drivers and now when I boot I noticed that the splash screen (I think it's called) is now just a black screen with Xubuntu 14.10 in white with a . . . below it instead of the normal Blue Xubuntu screen I was used to22:27
eikon81gI don't think it's an issue but is there some way to tweak the Nvidia setings to get the original splash screen back?22:28
Poisoned_Dragonyes22:28
Poisoned_Dragonbut, it's not the nvidia settings22:28
eikon81gI was hoping so.. Also the Nvidia logo screen flashes up during boot and returning from sleep22:29
eikon81gOk thanks Poisoned I appreciate your help22:29
Poisoned_Dragonjust search for plymouth nvidia fix, in google22:31
Poisoned_Dragonmany different paths.22:31
Poisoned_Dragongenerally the same. there may be subtle differences.22:31
eikon81gokie dokie thanks for the direction. I will do my best :)22:31
* eikon81g gives thumbs up22:31
eikon81gtyvm22:31
* Poisoned_Dragon does success kid fist pump.22:32
eikon81gI just got assigned a task so I'll be back in a bit22:34
eikon81g!log23:51
ubottuOfficial channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too.23:51

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