[00:11] <tachibana> i keep getting random crashes on youtube
[00:11] <tachibana> ever since an update a long time ago
[00:11] <tachibana> and restarting doesnt help
[00:11] <tachibana> and its not just youtube sometimes and this is on firefox
[00:19] <redwolf> have you tested it in other browsers?
[00:20] <redwolf> also, have you installed restricted extras?
[00:27] <Isaac> so is this the right place to ask if the wifi card in the acer aspire E 15 is supported now?
[00:27] <redwolf> I guess, so, Isaac, but I'm not very into the network issues
[00:28] <redwolf> BUT I have an Acer Aspire E1 under my hands right now, and everything works fine
[00:28] <Isaac> no additional steps were needed?
[00:28] <redwolf> no
[00:29] <redwolf> Acer uses Intel standard cards so drivers are already in the kernel
[00:29] <Isaac> because I am enjoying lubunut, thanks for that but without wlan it kinda defeates most of it´s usefulness outside of my room
[00:29] <redwolf> I'm using wlan
[00:29] <redwolf> it detected my home network automatically and everything worked fine
[00:30] <Isaac> well this one uses a Qualcomm Atheros device
[00:31] <redwolf> any of these? http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/make/Qualcomm%20Atheros/
[00:32] <redwolf> setting in WPA mode should work
[00:34] <Isaac> cant tell since I it only gives me the brand name, iconfig seems to need the driver to be able to tell what it is (lol)
[00:34] <redwolf> try with hardinfo
[00:35] <redwolf> or System Information in the menu
[00:36] <Isaac> "Qualcomm Atheros Device 0042 (rev 30)" is all it gives me there as well
[00:37] <redwolf> it should work
[00:39] <Isaac> I hope so but in this case it obviously does not
[00:40] <Isaac> even installed a wlan network manager to make it more viewable but nothing there either
[00:40] <redwolf> it's odd. have you tried with other versions? 14.04 LTS?
[00:41] <Isaac> nope
[00:42] <Isaac> since a similiar device from other acer products is listed as non supported as well I dont assume some old version is going to fix it
[00:42] <redwolf> no, right
[00:43] <redwolf> sorry, I told you, I can't be really helpful with hardware. have you tried in askubuntu.com?
[00:44] <Isaac> no, I thought I´d try it here first
[00:47] <redwolf> sorry
[00:47] <Isaac> "There is no driver for this device in the current kernel. – mark kirby Oct 14 2015" that doesnt sound all that good
[00:47] <redwolf> :(
[00:47] <redwolf> there's a way to use Windows drivers in some weird way, in the Proprietary Drivers tab (Software Properties)
[00:48] <redwolf> but I never used that
[00:48] <Isaac> well either way I hope network drivers get some love quickly(dunno the priority of that kind of "bug")
[00:49] <redwolf> yes, me too
[00:50] <Isaac> leave a question open for me: does stuff like drivers get update through the regular update channels or are these only pushed out with big releases?
[00:50] <redwolf> no, regular updates. sometimes, when a new kernel revision appears, you get the upgrade
[14:26] <carl_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12999208/ if anyone wants to help me w/ my vnc setup
[16:31] <obanec> hi