[13:40] hi , how can i download new lubuntu themes? [14:01] good morning === TheRedQueen is now known as Drone` === i5o is now known as ignacio === Freddie_Mercury` is now known as Freddie_Mercury [22:22] has anybody gotten Navi's Quest to run in vivd? I get "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" and the binary from the webpage says "cannot execute binary file: Exec format error" [22:24] virgilia: wuzzat? [22:25] !info navis-quest [22:25] Package navis-quest does not exist in vivid [22:26] !find zelda [22:26] Package/file zelda does not exist in vivid [22:27] i don't see it in the repos at all [22:27] virgilia: ↑ [22:28] virgilia: there, is of course, what's available out on the scary internets [22:28] no md5 or anything [22:30] virgilia: if you run `file ZeldaNSQ` you'll see is a 64 bit binary, so you need 64 bit userspace to use it. if your processor is 64 bit and you're install is 32, there are ways around that [22:30] virgilia: if your processor is not 64 bit, complain at the developer [22:51] wxl: yes, that's the problem with the binary. You solced it, thanks. I'm on 32-bit here. But, seeing as I have the source code (from the scary internets), and it compiles without any problems (and doesn't through any i386 or x86-64 messages at me), should the result be 32-bit? [22:51] oh, yup its ELF 32-bit LSB exe 80386 [22:51] there you go :) [22:52] well, my compiled version says "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" [22:52] well that's a different problem [22:52] i'd do a backtrace on it and give it to the developer [22:52] yes, how do I back trace? [22:53] !backtrace | virgilia [22:53] virgilia: To get a backtrace of a failing application please read: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace [22:55] ooo, I have to change my system config and reboot? Seems very un linux like [22:56] virgilia: start here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace#Generation [23:01] ok, no segfault during gdb. program continues to run without crash (or further results) [23:02] do you still have a gdb console? [23:02] yes [23:02] and it's giving you a prompt? [23:04] (gdb) ▋ [23:05] then the program has somehow stopped [23:05] try typing continue [23:05] oh, there it is "Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault." got it [23:05] oh there you go :) [23:05] don't hit continue then! [23:05] oh, and continue nets another segfault [23:06] which makes sense [23:07] ok, got my file to send to the dev. thanks [23:08] virgilia: since they do development on sourceforge, you could just attach it to a bug [23:20] oh, that too