[00:05] hi, I'm having some trouble installing wine [00:05] it appears that I have "held broken packages" [00:05] tracing the dependencies, it looks like the problem is with libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 [00:06] which depends on libdrm-intel1:i386, which depends back on libgl1-mesa-dri:i386... [00:07] On which website, can I check a package exists (or package name is correct) to install using 'apt-get install'? e.g. apt-get install ImageMagick [00:07] kyaw_: apt-cache policy [00:08] lotuspsychje: ? [00:08] kyaw_: If it doesn't exist, use: apt-cache search and pick from there [00:09] dbkaplun: yes [00:09] kyaw_: Note that Ubuntu comes with bash completion for apt-get by default, which means that you can also use tab completion for package names as part of apt-get install commands. [00:09] Hello. can someone help me. two days trying to set up my desktop environment. latest Ubuntu distro I can not use. today once again I fuck my head with this problem. I want to have "gnome 2.32.1" is this possible? I would be very happy if I can last ubuntu to distribution, but gnome 2.32.1. [00:09] @genii awesome. That's what I wanted to check. I'm just wondering if there's an official website like https://packagist.org/ for php library. [00:09] lotuspsychje: what? [00:10] dbkaplun: you asked me ? [00:10] @Jordan_U thanks for the tip. [00:10] lotuspsychje | dbkaplun: did you know you can request apps to be added to repos === rdkr_ is now known as rdkr [00:11] dbkaplun: you showed us your new program, i pointed you towards the app adding to ubuntu repos [00:13] niee, You've looked at the gnome-session-fallback? Don't swear here please. [00:13] kyaw_: There is also : http://packages.ubuntu.com/ . [00:13] lotuspsychje: still not sure what you're talking about.. [00:14] @Bashing-om thank you. I wasn't able to find it on Google. Thanks === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [00:16] wileee: yes. i looking, but not like. this is complete rubbish to me. not for nothing. this is the truth. I am so disappointed with the latest versions [00:21] Still trying to get wifi working on hp split 13 x2; now fully updated [00:21] Hi [00:21] so how do I flush the dns cache on ubuntu? [00:22] I'm able to connect to internet via bluetooth tethering with my phone [00:22] I got this old laptop, installed Ubuntu, been sitting all day just to fix the resolution [00:23] Still nothing [00:23] I'm able to get a checkmark when I click "Enable Wi-Fi" on the ultrabook [00:23] It's a wide screen, Ubuntu giving me 4:3 [00:23] ratrace: There's nothing to flush, Ubuntu doesn't cache any dns by default [00:24] !xrandr | TechEffigy [00:24] TechEffigy: XRandR 1.2 is the new method of running dual screens in !X. Information/HowTo here: http://wiki.debian.org/XStrikeForce/HowToRandR12 [00:24] Only when I go to the "Network" menu and click the on switch it toggles on and then off again [00:24] And it looks like pixels are being stretched from the bottom [00:24] ( unless you'e installed a dns cacher) [00:24] The bluetooth connection is slow and unstable [00:25] TechEffigy, Sorry look at xrandr in the terminal see the setup, address any graphic drivers if involved, to the channel. [00:25] genii: it looks like there is some kind of cache. also /etc/resolv.conf is not pointing to the DNS servers I configured through network manager, and I have no idea how the OS is resolving. [00:25] I've try xrandr [00:25] I think I fixed this before by blacklisting some daemon [00:25] genii: by "no idea" I mean in 15.04. Otherwise I've been a unix sysadmin for 10 years and I know how it _should_ resolve, but in 15.04 it's a mystery to me. [00:26] But I want the most up to date, simple solution possible [00:26] Won't switch to the modes I add [00:26] I've even tried xdiagnose [00:26] TechEffigy: wich resolution is your screen native [00:26] It's an Intel graphics driver [00:26] Modes lvds1 goes upto 1024x768 [00:27] 1280x768 [00:27] TechEffigy: ubuntu version? [00:27] I've done the whole cut thing, doesn't work [00:27] 14 [00:27] how do you set a default file manager? [00:27] Someone suggested I look at journalctl for errors, but it's too full of text for me to decipher it [00:27] TechEffigy: "old desktop" got the hosses to run (u)buntu ? 2 Gigs+ of ram ? see :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements/ . [00:28] TechEffigy: did you enable cable + updates during setup? [00:28] TechEffigy: there is no 14, there is 14.04 and 14.10 [00:28] And just apt-get upgraded it [00:29] What command gets the version? [00:29] lsb_release -a [00:29] 14.04 [00:30] ratrace: resolvconf is now the culprit. Look at /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/base [00:30] TechEffigy: good, can you pastebin the output from xrandr [00:30] Laptop is core2 with 2 gigs ram [00:30] On my fone atm [00:30] ratrace: Also, the manpage for resolvconf [00:31] genii: it's empty [00:32] genii: I have nameserver 127.0.1.1 in /etc/resolv.conf with warnings saying resolvconf confiugred it, but 127.0.1.1 has only dnsmasq listening, and so I have onn idea how it works, there's no obvious config for dnsmasq [00:32] TechEffigy: dual core and 2 Gigs ..:) [00:32] *no idea [00:33] It has screen0, Lvds1, VGA1, VIRTUAL1 [00:33] TechEffigy: really need to get the full output [00:33] Lvds1 1024x768+0+0 [00:33] pastebin [00:34] hi [00:34] Net is down [00:34] Will try connect quickly [00:35] so come back when its up, might need a lot of stuff in a pastebin [00:35] Isn't there some tool I can just use? [00:36] ratrace: The main config file for dnsmasq is /etc/dnsmasq.conf, it gets disabled or enabled in /etc/default/dnsmasq [00:40] hello === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [00:44] could someone go to this tv streaming site and see if their flash works correctly on it please [00:44] http://www.ctv.ca/BloodAndOil/video.aspx?vid=713265 [00:44] it asks me to download flash [00:45] wondering if I need to spoof the browser or something [00:45] robotdevil: i dont have a tv provider on the list [00:45] but it didnt say anything about flash being needed <- using chrome [00:45] genii: I don't have that file. I've set the DNS servers in the Network Manager's connection (clicky-clicky), but I can't find how the glibc resolver is working with that information. through dnsmasq? how? [00:46] ratrace: I'm not sure either, sorry [00:46] speaking of chrome in ubuntu gnome 15.04 has anyone noticed chrome not showing everything almost freezing, sometimes i have to move my cursor to get pages to show up [00:46] on unity 15.04 never had an issue [00:46] croberts: I didnt think of chrome ill try that [00:46] genii: np. I've asked here in the channel earlier, but got no answer. I can't even find anything via google and I'm not sure what to google for exactly. [00:47] I found goodone. [00:47] It is hidden as an android device on xda. [00:48] yay chrome works [00:48] wonder whats up with ff [00:50] robotdevil: Firefox (without a little work) doesn't support current releases of flash for linux, which only support Chrome's Pepper API (they no longer support NPAPI). [00:50] ratrace: Some interesting reading here, but haven't waded through all of it yet http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/128220/how-do-i-set-my-dns-on-ubuntu-14-04 [00:50] Jordan_U: it works on other sites [00:53] ratrace: Network Manager operates a private instance of dnsmasq, which listens on 127.0.1.1. When NM brings up and interface it passes the nameservers to dnsmasq over the dbus. If using DHCP those come from the dhclient instance that NM runs, else they come from the manually configured entries in the NM connection [00:53] robotdevil: Yes, because Firefox is using an old release of flash, the last version that supported NPAPI. [00:53] When installing wine can a WindowsXP system be rsynced to it? [00:54] TJ-: Interesting [00:54] TJ-: that explains it, thanks. [00:54] Not when but after. [00:54] qwebirc21817: no [00:54] qwebirc21817: What is your end goal? [00:56] Ben64: Well, possible with cygwin to get an rsync on Windows. but painful. [00:58] hi, is there a way to change color profiles fast with some key combination? [00:59] genii: oh yeah for sure, but rsyncing a windows xp system to wine will break everything [00:59] Ben64: Depends what you want to sync [01:05] Jordan to work with drivers released for windows. === alternat0r_ is now known as alternat0r [01:06] qwebirc53699: Wine doesn't make Windows drivers work in Linux. [01:06] qwebirc53699: What is your end goal? [01:06] It looks like I lost my contacts due to proprietary software rather than lawsuits I can manage my own cloud. [01:07] I smell a markov chain.... [01:09] How exactly does Linux know what drivers to load at boot? Does it probe the hardware every time, or is there some config file that the kernel reads? [01:09] It looks like dist-upgrade has downloaded the same linux image 10 times now, and still going. [01:10] qwebirc53699: To prove that you are not a bot, please tell me what "5 + 5" equals. If your next comment isn't the answer to that math question, you will be banned from the channel (no talking bots allowed). [01:10] The webchat does the lantern test at login Jordan_U [01:10] nuke it! [01:10] Check with googles recaptcha service. [01:11] BOT BOT BOT!!! [01:11] that was fun [01:11] Wait, you just banned him? [01:12] OS_Connoisseur: he failed the turing test [01:12] there was a super obvious warning [01:12] OS_Connoisseur: Yes. If you would like to discuss the ban please join #ubuntu-ops so that we can keep this channel clear for Ubuntu support. [01:13] i need to pass the context to Toast in Toast.makeText(context, "message", Toast.LENGTH_LONG) and i dont know what is the context? [01:14] tried this but its View and idk if its allowed, gives me cannot resolve method [01:15] I once made a bot that periodically said random things a long time ago, and let it run on some channel. It got banned. Never doing that again. [01:15] Twirl: wrong channel? [01:16] ratrace: yep, sry [01:16] Twirl: happens. :) today I gave ubuntu support and even tried to invoke the bot in #freebsd :) [01:17] lmao [01:25] Ok, this will sound stupid. I'm trying to delete a partition (/dev/sdb8). I enter fdisk (fdisk /dev/sdb). I hit 'p' I can see the partition is the 5th in the list. I hit 'd' and then '5'. I then hit 'p' to check but the wrong partition has been deleted, it's deleted the last on the list. What am I misunderstanding? [01:26] wily manual install: missing /dev/fb0 :( who brings up the framebuffer device ? [01:30] Sh4d03: Please pastebin the complete log of your fdisk session. Also note that I prefer using parted or sometimes gdisk as fdisk doesn't support GPT. [01:30] holas [01:30] bcx, untill release, support for 15.10 in #ubuntu+1 [01:30] hi [01:31] holas [01:31] !es | tonny_a [01:31] tonny_a: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [01:33] hello, what is the easiest way to run a shell script that will open another shell and run a different script in that window? [01:33] linos, #bash would know [01:33] linos: You mean open up a new terminal window? [01:33] yes [01:33] That depends on what terminal you're using. [01:34] huh? [01:34] linos: To get the terminology correct, you want to open another graphical terminal window, not just "another shell". Do you want to use gnome-terminal as the program providing the graphical terminal? [01:34] linos: What is your end goal? [01:34] in the newly open shell, I would like to run a different shell script [01:34] Jordan_U: yes [01:35] I have two seperate programs running and I need for them to run in different terminal windows [01:35] I have two seperate programs and I need for them to run in different terminal windows [01:36] I think you'd just run ubuntu-terminal --command "whatever you want to run" [01:36] I will try that now [01:36] I'm not on Ubuntu right now, so I can't check. [01:38] OS_Connoisseur: would I type: 'ubuntu-terminal ./nameofshell.sh' [01:38] gnome-terminal --command="command" <- should be [01:39] Is it still called gnome-terminal? [01:39] depends on which dekstop [01:40] On Unity. [01:41] allizom: do I need the quotes? [01:41] nevermind [01:42] I got it. Thanks to everyone for helping me out [01:42] linos: It depends on the command you pass. To be safe and follow best practices I would suggest that you always use quotes arount the command, and specifically single rather than double quotes. [01:42] quick question if I run gnome-terminal --command="command", how can I keep the terminal window from closing === mcerb_ is now known as mcerb [01:43] ok I have an error now that I can't make sense of [01:43] Hello, Im new to Ubuntu. How do i tell what window manager im using kde/gnome etc, i plan to install a custom theme later... [01:43] [1444182018.548622] [platform/nm-linux-platform.c:2254] link_change(): Netlink error changing link 2: mtu 0 (1) driver 'iwlwifi' udi '/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1c.3/0000:07:00.0/net/wlan0': Unspecific failure [01:43] MattTheGeek: which ubuntu did you install? [01:43] this happens when I try to bring wifi up [01:43] !flavors | MattTheGeek, u= [01:43] MattTheGeek, u=: !Ubuntu-GNOME, !Kubuntu, !Xubuntu and !Lubuntu are simply flavors of Ubuntu that come with GNOME, KDE, Xfce, and LXDE (respectively) installed as default, instead of Unity. Other specialized flavors of Ubuntu include !Edubuntu, Ubuntu !Studio, and !Mythbuntu. [01:44] I think I need to replace the wireless firmware, but I don't know the most efficient way to do that [01:44] not sure i dont loaded it using a live usb Luinix creation tool on windows and then installed it via usb [01:45] Is there a termal command that will tell me this [01:45] *terminal [01:45] MattTheGeek: cat /etc/issue [01:46] linos: Just guessing here, but I think you can use "sh -c somecommand" as the command you pass. [01:46] MattTheGeek, echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP [01:46] it says "Ubuntu 15.04 \n \l [01:46] I believe that executes /bin/sh which runs a command first, then stays open. [01:47] cat /etc/issue worked on my box. Learn something new everyday. [01:47] linos: http://askubuntu.com/questions/20330/how-to-run-a-script-without-closing-the-terminal [01:48] that echo command did nothing [01:49] MattTheGeek: MattTheGeek ubuntu 15.04 runs unity as the DE . ' confirmation 'echo $DESKTOP_SESSION " " $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP ' . [01:49] Here it gave me Unity [01:49] IT is using unity.... i forgot the case [01:51] My system rebooted randomly twice over the weekend but I can't find anything strange in the syslog around the reboot time stamps. [01:51] i have an issue i installed superx on a flash drive it will run on the computer that i used to install it but on the computer i am trying to install super x on ends up with some screen issue where everything is all messed up and then it tells me it cant iddle something ? any help Would be nice? [01:52] brb [01:52] Hellow [01:53] cdk_: is this anything to do with ubuntu? [01:53] i can tifnd any where else that would be of any help please help? [01:54] cdk_: superx has a website. Maybe there is a link off that for support [01:54] i couldnt find any thing regarding my issue [01:55] cdk_: it's nothing to do with us and offtopic here. Good luck, but stop asking here. [01:55] cdk_: there is email, address and phone number [01:55] &skipe somsip is right you could also try #linux [02:12] Jordan_U: so what cant use ff anymore? [02:14] I used a command with rm -rf for removing a directory and now everything is deleted from /home/ubuntu including all my projects. Any solution for that? like an undo? [02:14] hi all [02:15] pls help i cant view this site video http://www.microsoft.com/october2015event/en-us/live-event [02:16] sonvirgo, you need a surface 4 for that [02:17] i have install pipelight and test silverlight run fine [02:17] u just kidding DerHers [02:17] It says you can use flash, too. [02:18] I just tried it with flash, that doesn't work [02:18] robotdevil: http://askubuntu.com/questions/562271/can-i-use-chromes-pepper-flash-with-firefox [02:18] Both are basically dead technologies. [02:20] elisa87: If you had any files that were very important to you then stop whatever else you may be doing now. If you have any files that were very important to you that you think may still be opened in any process, please say so. [02:20] how can I "sniff" in on a gnome-terminal session? I want to see the unescaped ASCII codes that the program emits and that the terminal generates. [02:20] Hm. Actually, it doesn't work with Firefox+flash, but it works with Chromium [02:20] elisa87, if you install extundelete, you might overwrite the wiped data :-( try testdisk > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery#Testdisk [02:21] and if I, say, "cat /dev/pts/1" then the input gets swallowed up [02:22] sonvirgo: Works with chromium browser, but not firefox [02:22] what is testdisk OerHeks [02:23] elisa87: There is no "undo" for rm, but there are some ways to *possibly* get back *some* of your data. Note that the more you create and delete files on this filesystem, the more of your data could be permanently made irrecoverable. [02:23] i want to run DD - to clone a drive, but the if=1tb drive of=100gb drive. HOw do i get DD to STOP at say 60gig? [02:23] SubCool: What is your end goal? [02:23] genii ,so what kind of codecs or plugiun is this site? [02:24] Jordan_U, Clone HDD to SDD [02:24] sonvirgo: Looks like with Chromium it's using the flash [02:25] elisa87: Do you have backups of all of your important data? [02:26] genii, just install Chromium ok or do i have to get some post installation packages [02:26] no backup Jordan_U [02:26] elisa87: How important to you is the data that you deleted? [02:27] sonvirgo: Try just installing the package chromium-browser ( it's in the universe repository, you may need to add that first) and see if that works [02:28] thanks genii, i am installing [02:28] OerHeks: I don't understand your commend about extundelete. You shouldn't ever try to undelte files by recovering them to the same filesystem they were deleted from, but that applies equally to photorec and extundelete. [02:33] sonvirgo: Also, let us know if it does work please :) [02:34] sure genii it takes time, my network is 4M but it slow due to Chronium site [02:34] by the way genii, do you know how to kill empathy [02:36] Jordan_U, ? [02:36] sonvirgo: Not in Unity, sorry ( I'm primarily in Kubuntu) [02:37] I have a problem with Chromiun [02:37] i see genii thanks anyway [02:37] any reason to choose mint kde over kubuntu? [02:39] Justintro8487: Lack of support ;) [02:39] SubCool: How have you ensured that cloning just the first 100 GiB of the HDD to the SDD will result in something usable? Without explicit preparation such a dd will not result in something usable. [02:40] genni i can see it on chronium thanks much [02:41] Jordan_U, there is nothing else on the drive. I only need the first few parititions, it would simply be easier to do a drive clone than partition. [02:42] sonvirgo: Great, glad to be of assistance :) [02:42] SubCool: Are you using an msdos or GPT disk label on this drive? [02:42] i am out now bb genii [02:43] Jordan_U, im not sure, pretty sure GTP. [02:44] SubCool: GPT stores a copy of the partition table at the end of the drive, so just doing a dd as you propose would leave you with a drive whose partition table many utilities will cosider invalid. gdisk can probably fix it easily enough after the fact though. [02:45] So im going to have to do this partition by partition. Ok. [02:45] is there a command line program that returns cpu usage % [02:46] well, then even then ill have an issue. [02:46] top [02:46] maximusfl_: ^ [02:47] SubCool: To actually answer your question, dd's count=foo option can be used (be careful to note that it expects number of blocks of size bs, so count=100G would almost certainly be *wrong*). But yes, doing it partition by partition is the more reasonable choice in my opinion. [02:47] A need a program that is called from a function and return's cpu % [02:48] top and htop are programs [02:48] maximusfl_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/450045/get-cpu-usage-in-command [02:50] Jordan_U, but at the same time, idk how to post those end bits. the drive is mostly empty. maybe 50 gigs of 1tb. [02:51] Thanks the cat /proc/stat looks good [02:51] SubCool: explain exactly what you want to accomplish [03:04] Ben64, I am Cloning my HDD to my SDD, HDD = 1tb, SDD=120gb. I only need the first 50gb from the HDD> [03:05] why only the first 50 [03:06] any tips on how to fix broken packages? [03:06] the usual stackoverflow advice hasn't worked [03:07] xpilot: explain the issue in full details [03:09] Hello all of you lovely irc peeps. So I need to find a log of all the files that have been uploaded to my server. How would I go about that and/or where would I find them? Thanks! [03:12] swagcity: Uploaded through what means? === megabit|away is now known as megabitdragon [03:19] Ben64 I'm trying to install wine, and it appears that I have "held broken packages" [03:19] tracing the dependencies, it looks like the problem is with libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 [03:19] xpilot: ok, pastebin what it is saying [03:20] which depends on libdrm-intel1:i386, which depends back on libgl1-mesa-dri:i386... [03:20] ok [03:21] http://paste.ubuntu.com/12701539/ [03:23] xpilot: how about the errors for wine [03:24] Stupid package management bugs like that are what drives me away from Linux. [03:24] uploaded through ftp [03:24] filezilla to be exact [03:25] but the issue is, that I was not the one who uploaded the files [03:25] what up peeeeps! [03:25] OS_Connoisseur: they're almost exclusively user error [03:26] Jordan_U: would the server have to be in logging mode [03:26] Well, it's a usablility issue, then. [03:26] OS_Connoisseur: not really [03:27] Windows completely lacks a house of dependency cards. [03:27] it just has many many problems stemming from not having a central place for applications [03:28] anyone else got a clue on my issue? (regarding ftp logging) === eftm is now known as Guest21889 [03:36] Ben64: the errors for wine are similar - wine : Depends: wine1.6 but it is not going to be installed [03:36] I eventually got to libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 by trying each dependency [03:38] wine -> wine1.6 -> wine1.6-i386 -> libglu1:i386 -> libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 -> libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 [03:38] xpilot: right but i need to see all the errors [03:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/12701632/ [03:39] there's some qt stuff there too [03:52] i have symlink to a script in /etc/rc3.d/ to a script i /etc/init.d/ (with what i believe are correct permissions for root), so it should run on graphical runlevel start. it works running the script by itself, and when i run sudo init 3 from the terminal, the right directories are mounted. however, when i log in to the main login screen, the screen goes black for a second and it goes right back to the login screen. wat do? [03:52] *symlink in /etc/rc3.d/ pointing to script in /etc/init.d/ [03:52] the script is supposed to mount the home folder for the user i've been having trouble with === megabitdragon is now known as megabit|away [04:02] xpilot: apt-cache policy wine wine1.6 wine1.6-i386 wine1.6-i386:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386 libglu1:i386 libosmesa6:i386 libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 libgl1:i386 libglapi-mesa:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 qml-module-qtfeedback libqt5feedback5 [04:07] Ben64: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12701743/ [04:07] hello guys. everything i read online says the default umask is 022 but when i run umask for my user it shows as 0002. and this is for a fresh install. does ubuntu change the default umask somewhere? === Tsunami is now known as Guest42806 [04:38] Check out this badass CLI text editor I wrote https://github.com/slap-editor/slap [04:39] dbkaplun, That is spam per the channel, get it added to the repos. [04:39] i fixed my runlevel problem. needed runlevel 5. i just put it in 2,3,and 5 to cover my bases. some double mounting error, but it is inconsequential so far. is there a sequence of runlevels during boot or what? [04:39] OK [04:44] Hi [04:44] I am looking for a solution to restrict ssh access with pubkey management [04:45] 1. how to rotate public key ? [04:45] is there a way to have scripts have and use a passworded key pair for use with ssh and not have the password saved anywhere? [04:45] 2. How to implement MFA with google authenticator using pub/priv key and not password [04:46] is that the best method for use with scripts? [04:55] Ben64 any ideas? [04:56] is there any tool to configure gstreamer [04:56] preferrably qt [04:57] xpilot: looks like you're mixing repos, thats causing the problem [04:59] Ben64: ah, perhaps this is related to the i386 and amd64 repos giving 404 not found errors on apt-get update? [04:59] xpilot: which ones [04:59] has anyone mounted a s3 for data storage/.? [05:00] Err http://ppa.launchpad.net vivid/main amd64 Packages [05:00] probably not the cause but not great [05:00] should I disable some repos then? [05:01] well your previous paste showed packages from trusty and vivid, you should definitely only use repositories from your version, and PPAs just complicate things [05:03] Ben64 this machine was upgraded all the way from 12.04, I guess the old repos weren't properly removed? [05:03] possible i suppose, but the upgrade process disables those [05:03] then why do they still show up? [05:03] bugged updater maybe? [05:04] * denza242 shrugs [05:04] should I manually remove any package from trusty? [05:04] updating always broke stuff for me, be it instantly or in a few weeks. no thanks to my PPA abuse [05:04] I didn't realize I still had packages from trusty, that's certainly not good [05:04] xpilot: you can use synaptic to see which packages are from which repository, can remove them all, then remove the repository [05:04] ah [05:05] how exactly? I've never used synaptic [05:06] on the left, origin [05:06] no sign of trusty [05:08] it looked like the only package from trusty was libglapi-mesa:i386 [05:08] the only one installed yeah, but the system knew about more [05:09] true - that means there's a trusty repo in some file? [05:11] it doesn't look like synaptic sees any trusty sources [05:11] nor does ubuntu software center [05:12] maybe a lower-level dpkg call could tell me where it's getting trusty packages from? [05:13] whats the list of non-ubuntu repositories you got [05:15] in synaptic? [05:15] sure [05:16] hi. any one to know hot to have autocomplete highlights in my terminal? [05:16] a few ppas: nvidia, google, webupd8, zeromq [05:23] should I try purging those? [05:23] nvidia doesn't have a ppa... [05:25] well it shows up in software sources [05:26] Ben64: there is a newish one [05:26] I believe I downloaded a cuda-repo-ubuntu1504_7.5-18_amd64.deb [05:26] FWIW http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/08/ubuntu-nvidia-graphics-drivers-ppa-is-ready-for-action [05:27] there are nvidia drivers in the main ubuntu repos too [05:27] but they didn't work for me [05:33] grep trusty /var/lib/dpkg/status has a lot of hits [05:40] a quick web search suggests that this is a common problem for people trying to install steam [05:42] their workaround (on 14.04) was to install libgl1-mesa-dri-lts-utopic:i386 instead [05:47] is there a way to just purge everything and start over [05:48] sort of like doing an in-place system install [05:48] over the old system [05:51] test [05:51] perhaps sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh -a? [06:11] I would like to be membership of community [06:11] how? [06:12] !contribute | jadergabriel [06:12] jadergabriel: To contribute and help out with Ubuntu, see http://community.ubuntu.com and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu === brandon is now known as Guest72479 [06:15] ubottu: read this documentation! [06:15] jadergabriel: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [06:16] ok [06:17] When I type 'sudo passwd root', it returns: 'Enter new UNIX password'; Why does it say 'Unix'? [06:17] frenda, historical artifact. [06:19] hi there [06:19] (So I'm not disconnected (: ) [06:20] good day, does anyone know how to use "xset dpms" to change only the standby timeout? [06:21] !find mysql [06:21] Found: bacula-common-mysql, bacula-common-mysql-dbg, bacula-director-mysql, bacula-director-mysql-dbg, bacula-sd-mysql, bacula-sd-mysql-dbg, libapache2-mod-auth-mysql, libdatetime-format-mysql-perl, libdbd-mysql, libdbd-mysql-perl (and 157 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mysql&searchon=names&suite=vivid§ion=all [06:21] I'm in need of help regarding the "Online Accounts" section in gnome-control-center, Facebook photos integration and the GNOME Photos app. Have I come to the right place? [06:22] !gnome | Guest72479 [06:22] Guest72479: GNOME was the default desktop environment on Ubuntu up to 10.10. To install the GNOME Shell, type [ sudo apt-get install gnome-shell ] in a !terminal. For the GNOME-based !flavor of Ubuntu, see !ubuntu-gnome [06:23] * Guest72479 disregards ubottu [06:25] anick [06:33] hey hey [06:33] what can I do to prepare for 15.10 ? [06:33] freeroute, backup your data [06:34] old but gold [06:34] got that covered [06:34] freeroute, then chillax. It's not even available yet! [06:34] I'm so excited tho :D [06:35] I'm going to do minimal install and then do a plasma-desktop package install (I just want the KDE experience without the installed apps) [06:35] freeroute, well, until release, your excitement can best be contained in #ubunu+1 [06:35] freeroute, sounds like a reasonable plan [06:36] hi, need help for samba server [06:36] !samba | milan [06:36] milan: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [06:36] cfhowlett: ah, even talking about the pre-release isn't supported in this channel? :p [06:36] freeroute, for many reasons, no. but +1 or ubuntu-offtopic? go for it. [06:37] k [06:37] freeroute, before you go though [06:37]