[00:07] What is a good sticky note app for LXDE that's consistent across restarts? [00:24] What is a good sticky note app for LXDE that's consistent across restarts? [00:26] acetakwas, apt-cache search term for it [00:27] bazhang:: I need a recommendation [00:27] I currently have Rhinote [00:28] acetakwas: tomboy good [00:28] But it doesn't cache or auto save [00:28] acetakwas: doesn't it? [00:34] ctlaltdel:: I'll try that, thanks === Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off [01:04] Hi. Has anyone managed to have working uvesafb during boot + nvidia proprietary driver and keeping keyboard input during boot. The problem is that i managed to run the FB at 1920x1080 no problem. but i can't input anything during boot. alt+f1/12 work but the current input during boot does not. Was gonna be okay if i wasn't using full disk enc, so i'm unable to boot this way :D [01:11] Mony: if it's doing a graphical boot, you need Plymouth cooperation for reading the keyboard. Does the system have vt_handoff= on the kernel command-line? [01:13] Mony: sorry, the generated value on the command-line should be "vt.handoff=7" ... generated from /etc/grub.d/10_linux when vt_handoff=1 in /etc/default/grub [01:13] what is the name of the calculator app [01:13] to call it from terminal [01:15] nevermind [01:15] i downloaded a chrome extension [01:15] theni read the permission and uninstalled it [01:15] it said it gave access to my browsing content etc [01:15] did i made fatal irreversible mistake and now everything is compromised? is there something i can do now? [01:17] gcal [01:17] gcalc [01:27] TJ-, i was not aware of that. i will give it a try. Ty! [01:32] Mony: to be clear: 10_linux hardcodes "vt_handoff=1" but the vt.handoff=7 is only added to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT if that variable also contains "splash" [01:33] ok,ive got a bit of a weird one, anyone running on mac HW in here? i need to kill the speaker at boot, and know it can be set via /sys/firmware/efi/vars/systemaudiovolume-/ but not sure how/what needs changed. [01:33] there's some info on the intel mac page, but it's quite out of date [01:33] users need to edit that wiki themselves if any progress is to be made [01:34] kisuke: why does the speaker need 'killing'? Is it generating white noise or something similar? [01:35] TJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9qOJqNjalE [01:35] that plays at statup. [01:35] IT MUST DIE. mostly because its a NAS/HTPC appliance. [01:36] that's in the EFI [01:36] you're not gonna fight that without voiding the warranty and any support on that hardware [01:37] you also need to keep that to identify system issues when things go wrong, since Apple's EFI is so rubbish at feedback :) [01:37] daftykins, 2nd hand, and buntu is already installed, so pretty sure the warrenty is already void at this point. [01:38] i mean a bit more than that [01:38] daftykins, also chimes of death have been dead sence 98 [01:39] that's not what i'm talking about [01:39] but yeah, pretty sure it's very low level so it's not up to the OS to resolve that [01:39] you mean if i managed to make a shiny white brick out of it. [01:40] the reason is its a volums setting thats set from OSX, and is currently being exported to linux via /sys/firmware/efi/vars. [01:41] http://tcp.mniip.com/xcbm [01:41] is my HDD on fire [01:43] boxmein: 31 deg C is an impressively low value for fire [01:43] kisuke: what is the current value of that variable? [01:44] daftykins: I didn't mean actual fire [01:44] daftykins: good answer tho :P [01:44] anyway the SMART values give types of "Pre-fail" and "Old-age", are those related to the variable or the current value [01:44] boxmein: solely the variable ID [01:45] nothing is wrong there bar ID 199 [01:45] the errors beneath the table of data though are funky... Error: ICRC, ABRT at LBA = 0x05c3d50f = 96720143 [01:46] presumably something caused the disk to abort from reads of that LBA [01:46] those were also a long time ago [01:48] TJ-, looks to be ";" [01:48] kisuke: is that from 'cat'-ing the node? [01:49] kisuke: from what I read, if using Mac OSX, its "nvram -p SystemAudioVolume %XX" ... which would lead us to expect a numeric value when reading the node [01:50] TJ-, http://i.imgur.com/EQHsLy7.png [01:50] as faras i can tell efivars is no longer a thing. [01:51] kisuke: OK, so ";" is the ASCII character of the value maybe [01:51] thats my thought. [01:51] kisuke: which would be decimal 59 [01:52] not dec 59? [01:52] kisuke: can you do "pastebinit <( ls -l /sys/firmware/efi/vars/SystemAudioVolume*/) " [01:53] TJ-, what package is pastebinit in? [01:53] pastebinit [01:53] kisuke: same as the program name itself [01:53] yeah, just figured taht out ./facedesk [01:53] oic [01:53] kisuke: typing the command, if not installed, should tell you :D [01:53] TJ-, ^^ [01:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/14301259/ [01:54] hi guys, new to ubuntu here, made the switch after using windows for 9 years [01:55] i installed ubuntu gnome. My laptop has a nvidia geforce 840m gpu, and I read that installing drivers is a pain [01:55] kisuke: try reading the "raw_var" node seeing as that is the only one with write permissions [01:55] see the image. [01:55] titanium17: 15.10? [01:55] titanium17: "sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall" [01:56] Wow....I'm online ! Have been trying to get onto IRC with HexChat....couldn't figure it out....got this and BANG....I'm here ! [01:56] TJ-, thank you! will try that now [01:56] justme: yay! and now you're off topic :) [01:56] daftykins, it is 14.04 LTS [01:57] im playing it safe since i am a linux noob [01:57] titanium17: nice, same as above then [01:57] kisuke: "pastebinit <( sudo cat /sys/firmware/efi/vars/SystemAudioVolume-7c436110-ab2a-4bbb-a880-fe41995c9f82/raw_var | hexdump -C )" [01:57] why did i not think of hexdump? [01:57] kisuke: it's the time of year :D [01:57] http://paste.ubuntu.com/14301369/ [01:58] also is it possible to have mac-like gestures on ubuntu? currently multi touch is not working on my asus laptop [01:58] and i've been dealing with winblows almost excluseivly recently. [01:58] titanium17: again, above command may offer different drivers [01:58] do you mean expose and things lke that? [01:58] titanium17: you really don't want to use my Mac gestures :P [01:58] i can think of hotcorners inunity tweak tool [01:59] so rather than "sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall", should I go to the nvidia website and pick one? [01:59] TJ-, 3B does line up with semicolen. (yay, ASCII > UTF-8 mutability) [01:59] I was updating my friends HP Elitebook 6930p to 15.04 and after a restart it now boots to tty1 and not GUI can anyone asist me on how to remedy this issue [02:00] May be a driver problem....I have a BamBoo drawing pad connected to Ubuntu and it still has gesters etc....available in the set-up just like when attached to my iMac [02:00] !info efivar | kisuke do you have these tools installed? [02:00] kisuke do you have these tools installed?: efivar (source: efivar): Tools to manage UEFI variables. In component main, is optional. Version 0.21-1 (wily), package size 7 kB, installed size 54 kB (Only available for amd64; i386; ia64; armhf; arm64; armel) [02:00] TJ-, no package for efivar. [02:00] kisuke: oh... which release is that you're using? [02:01] unless... (googles how to enable restricted on server) [02:01] #ubuntubr [02:01] kisuke: it's in main component [02:01] salut [02:01] ya des francais? [02:02] !fr [02:02] Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [02:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/14301434/ [02:02] TJ-, straight from /etc/lsb-release [02:02] titanium17: no never download from nvidia. [02:03] #ubuntu-br [02:03] before i go mucking with things... it looks like i have a drive automounted, but i want to statically name the mount point. how can i tell where the automount is coming from? [02:03] !trusty [02:03] Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) was the 20th release of Ubuntu and is the latest !LTS version. Download at http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ - CHECK FOR POINT RELEASES at http://releases.ubuntu.com - Release Info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes [02:03] thats what i thought [02:04] TJ-, any ideas? [02:05] kisuke: !info efitools trusty | kisuke [02:05] !info efitools trusty | kisuke [02:05] kisuke: Package efitools does not exist in trusty [02:05] Anyone have minute that can help me fix this laptop? [02:05] ^^ [02:05] errr... yes it does! [02:05] !ask | Dragonious [02:05] Dragonious: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [02:06] TJ-, installing [02:06] ubottu sorry will practice patience [02:06] Dragonious: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:06] kisuke: efitools is in universe component; it has the tool efi-updatevar and efi-readvar [02:06] kisuke: "man efi-readvar" and "man efi-updatevar" :) [02:07] would be nice if therewas a metapackage for efivar.. [02:08] kisuke: lookout for the man-page error; calling the tool efi-readvars [02:08] updatevar looks fine on mine [02:08] its funny, my touchpad scrolling doesnt work, so i cant scroll up to see messages i missed here [02:08] there is no scroll bar either -_- [02:08] page up. [02:08] didnt work [02:09] click in the text body [02:09] oh, numlock [02:09] install a real client maybe if this is webchat :) [02:09] ok i am a computer noob [02:09] kisuke: it looks like efi-updatevar is there only for the key database :( [02:09] no, this is xchat [02:10] titanium17: use PgUp/PgDn instead....using irssi and similar clients, thats how to scroll [02:10] also, is there any recommendations that would make ubuntu gnome more visually appealing without draining too much of battery life? [02:10] TJ-, yep. variable SystemAudioVolume is not a UEFI secure boot variable [02:10] i installed solarized for the terminal, now it looks much better [02:11] aesthetics are too personal a decision [02:12] slidinghorn, thanks. I was using pageup with num-lock on :P [02:12] can reset the VMram via HW, so might be time to hook it back up to a screen [02:12] zap that PRAM! :) [02:12] * daftykins groans at mac talk [02:12] ...Im a phreaking idiot. [02:13] BRB. [02:13] what happened? [02:15] is there a command to check if my gpu is being used? for some reason my system settings wont open [02:15] I was updating my friends HP Elitebook 6930p to 15.04 and after a restart it now boots to tty1 and not GUI can anyone asist me on how to remedy this issue [02:16] one kb, sec [02:17] have osx install media, can use that [02:17] titanium17: ' sudo lshw -C display ' in the "donfiguration" line should list a drivr in use . === Guest97750 is now known as imReKT1000 [02:19] Dragonious: might as well just keep going, 15.04 only has one month left - get it online via network cable and then focus on fixing 15.10 instead of 15.04 imo :) [02:20] daftykins How do I do that without losing my friends data? [02:21] upgrade via CLI if you can reach one [02:21] How do I get my new NVidia graphics card working in Trisquel GNU/Linux? [02:21] titanium17: after installing the driver you'll need to do a system reboot so the kernel loads it, and the GUI X server loads its userspace module, too [02:21] Daftykins CLI? [02:21] calher: if Trisquel is another distro, it is not supported here. [02:22] Dragonious: command line, so the TTY you can get to - get the wired LAN up then do-release-upgrade again [02:22] Dragonious: and failing that, back up from cli and do a fresh install [02:23] well you could just boot a live session and mount the /home partition / path [02:23] calher: ask #trisquel, perhaps :) [02:23] if the system boots, and you have a shell, you can save all data [02:24] rww: #Trisquel won't tell me. [02:24] Ok I believe it is online via wireless what be the command I would use to test the internet? [02:24] ping google.com ... [02:24] calher: doesn't make it an ubuntu problem. [02:25] terrasapien, dd if=/home of=/dev/null very fast :P [02:25] daftykins: I was just trying to see if popey would get pinged. [02:25] returned unknown host so not online :( let me get a cable for it one sec. And Thank you all for your time and assistance [02:25] * rww raises an eyebrow [02:26] kisuke: yet fairly useless sending all /home to /dev/null [02:26] !behelpful | kisuke [02:26] kisuke: As our !guidelines say, "When helping, be helpful". If you're not familiar with the issue at hand, let someone else handle it instead of making !offtopic comments or jokes. [02:27] what version of *buntu 15.10 installs bugfree with virtualbox [02:27] bugfree meaning it doesn't crash vb [02:28] ask the #vbox folk [02:28] consider not using 15.10 [02:29] using pre-release software is just 1 of my hobbies along with base jumping and extreme skiing [02:29] i want to mount one of my drives to a different mount point. i already see it mounted, but i dont see it in fstab. how can i tell where its getting automounted from? [02:30] fonz: that would be 16.04 then [02:30] acalbaza: /media/username/blah by any chance? [02:30] TJ-, oddly i can set itin the installer, it shows the new value, but resets on reboot [02:30] daftykins: yup [02:31] acalbaza: auto or from a nautilus click then, so just specify it and on reboot it'll be the fstab entry and not the auto. [02:31] daftykins: thanks... i was wondering what would take precedence [02:33] if you install ubuntu on a playstation 3 can you still play ps3 games? [02:34] can you install ubuntu on a playstation 3? [02:34] not for years [02:34] then no [02:34] yellow dog linux was the last main supported one i think [02:34] Abe_: both actions would be a waste of time :) [02:35] could you still play tuxracer in linux? [02:36] I just wanted to know if it's possible [02:36] and you have your answer [02:36] -> go to other distros :) [02:37] I wasn't going to do anyway just curious if you could like dual-boot the ps3 would be neat. I would be to afraid of doing this anyway ^^ [02:38] best bring us real queries in future then, not silly hypotheticals [02:38] SchrodingersScat: Super Tux ! http://ubuntuhandbook.org/ . Will be available in 16.04's repo . [02:39] daftykins when I restarted the laptop to check the LAN cable I see a FAILED message "Failed to start Load Kernal Modules" [02:40] Followed by "see systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service for details" [02:41] Dragonious: Are you booting presently to terminal ? gotta enable and as well start networking . [02:42] daftykins it boots to tty1 on its own, and I appologize in advance not very savey with the command line stuff. [02:42] It lets me log in via tty1 [02:44] Dragonious: Try: ' systemctl enable NetworkManager.service ; systemctl start NetworkManager.service ' then see if we have a connection ' ping -c3 ubuntu.com' . === erwin is now known as easyOnMe [02:45] bashing-om ok slow down is that all one line or multiple lines ? [02:46] Dragonious: That is 2 commands to start networking and 1 to verify . [02:46] bashing-om Thank You [02:47] Dragonious: Let's see if it works . [02:49] Failed to execute operation: Interactive authentication required [02:49] same for restart [02:49] Dragonious: prefix each command with "sudo " [02:49] tj thank you [02:49] Dragonious: try as "sudo ....... " . :) [02:51] ok now I get No such file or directory? [02:52] smells like an install so wonky it'll need a live session and chroot [02:52] Dragonious: versiy spelling and syntax . copy and paste ? [02:52] LOL :D [02:53] Dragonious: what does "cat /proc/cmdline" show ? [02:53] Dragonious: as its an upgrade it may still be using the Upstart alternative [02:54] I verified the input and tried again with sudo no such file or directory [02:57] BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-74-generic root=UUID=4c3d26e4-57f9-4030-8681-72356e0b55a1 ro quiete splash vt.handoff=? [02:59] that ubuntu drivers autoinstall screwed things up :( [02:59] i think nvidia drivers got installed, but it didnt let me reboot [02:59] i did ' sudo apt-get purge nvidia-* ' to revert back to the intel gpu [03:05] sorry let me correct the tail end there it should be " ro quiet splash vt.handoff=7 [03:05] I cant copy paste as I chatting from my pc so [03:06] Dragonious: Ouch .. booting trusty kernel and " 20:40 < Dragonious> Followed by "see systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service for details" "" says 15.04 . I do not know what now to advise . [03:09] ok well thank you all for your help [03:12] Hello, I want to make a bash script run at startup *before* xfce4 starts but I have a couple questions about how to do it [03:13] first off, since the script needs access to the internet, is there a special way or point during the startup it needs to be ran, and secondly ... how the heck can I even do this? [03:13] Dragonious: Maybe good at this point to back up the personal data ; before proceeding to try and get networking up . [03:13] bashing-om my thoughts exactly ;p [03:14] was gonna make a live cd and see if it will let me move the data to safe spot [03:14] i'm kinda curious as to if the /var/cache/apt/archives has all the packages and a good "sudo apt-get -f install" would make any headway, but that's probably a fair stretch === muthu_ is now known as muthu [03:15] daftykins: Dragonious Sure will be worth a try . Can not hurt to see what results . [03:16] bashing-om daftykins ok will try [03:16] guys, whenever i try to install an nvidia driver, i am unable to reboot [03:17] how can i make a program that allows me to cd into a folder and run a .sh script? [03:17] I know it probably involves init.d or something, but ... dang, I just can't find the specific info I need without reading tons of technical stuff and I'm really suffering from info overload right now [03:17] you mean boot after, not the actual going down for reboot? [03:17] seams to be working [03:17] daftykins, i install driver and reboot, it gets stuck [03:17] titanium17: yeah which one? [03:18] i did the ubuntu-drivers autoinstall [03:18] don't say "nvidia" [03:18] i'd like a specific version # [03:18] oh 1 second [03:19] daftykins, it was nvidia binary driver - version 35632. [03:19] 352.63 [03:19] titanium17: yep that's the likely bad one, try older like 340 or 346 if available [03:19] how can i make a program that allows me to cd into a folder and run a .sh script? [03:20] alright, thanks daftykins will try now [03:22] Could someone please explain to me what I would need to do in order to run a script during each startup after the network is activated but before xfce4 is? I really need some help here! [03:23] put it in /etc/crontab [03:24] @reboot is how you tell it to execute upon startup or reboot [03:24] @reboot root (your command here) [03:25] i create a root user because going without is just too weird for me [03:25] @fonz I tried that, either it started at the wrong time entirely or is never started at all [03:26] bashing-om draftykins looks like it went through with no errors whats the command for to restart the pc [03:26] @fonz what I need is for it to start at a specific point during the startup process, not at a timed interval which will most likely not correspond at all the actual time my system boots up [03:27] Dragonious: sudo shutdown -r 0 [03:27] hack: i suppose you could find the startup script you'd like it to begin after and then append your code after that with && [03:28] maybe if we were told what you're trying to achieve, someone'd know [03:30] um honestly, I would rather not kludge it into a working system script. It has to do with downloading an image then altering the symlink pointing to my current desktop wallpaper ... as such if it is not done before xfce4 starts up, the desktop will not automatically change. [03:30] oh so a seriously important task then [03:31] i got 16.04 running in vbox [03:31] when I had it in crontab the thing didn't even run at all, unless I manually ran it [03:31] fonz: #ubuntu+1 [03:31] daftykins, 340 didnt work either [03:32] daftykins: be glad you're not ocd, doesn't matter how important it is, this drives me nuts [03:32] hack_: nah trying to come up with a label and saying it's why you are the way you are online, is off topic [03:32] titanium17: be sure it's bringing in nvidia-prime with it ; if you purged nvidia* again; try "sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install nvidia-346 nvidia-prime" [03:33] well, trying to figure out another way since crontab doesn't seem to work is tho [03:33] ok thanks, will try now [03:34] i'm assuming "sudo crontab -e" was the used command [03:34] and that the script is executable for the given user [03:35] daftykins: yes to both, so all I can figure is there is an issue with crontab or it is a timing issue [03:36] daftykins bashing-om still getting the same failure guys. [03:37] Dragonious: so to be sure, you don't even see a graphical login screen, it just dumps to tty1 at boot and nothing else? [03:37] Dragonious: Networking ? What returns for an IP address ' ifconfig ' ? [03:38] daftykins yes exactly I see the splash screen for a split second then tty1 [03:38] sorry I bothered you guys, I'm just going to get off until I can think clearly enough to read the documentation again [03:38] i take it alt+ changes nothing? [03:39] Dragonious: A broken graphics driver ( proprietary ) could cause that . [03:39] is there any version of ubuntu that is a drop in replacement for windows at install time? like has unzip, 7zip, pdf, openoffice(whatever), chrome, java, email clients, etc [03:39] im confused because im not sure what to do.. i think i broke my ubuntu [03:39] i could just reinstall and i would probably prefer tht but i need a place to put my back up [03:39] paint me a picture with your words, of what you see... [03:39] i want to start a computer repair place for old people and switch them all to linux, basically anyone that isn't going to game [03:39] so im goin to try to fix this one [03:39] bashing-om I return inet addr:127.0.0.1 [03:39] heres my question [03:40] genewitch: not even vaguely on topic, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic or #linux [03:40] my software center isn't working. [03:40] i've used kubuntu for thos [03:40] daftykins: or you'll do what [03:40] I was thinking maybe something with the graphics driver from some of the forum posts I read but tbh I didnt understand it all [03:40] i'm asking in here because i generally use ubuntu or derivatives for this [03:40] genewitch: this isn't a threat, it's the friendly suggestion that you take the topic of conversation to a channel meant for it :) [03:40] i read that if tht is teh case change the nme nd i did tht then i did [03:41] genewitch: then phrase a support question please. [03:41] software-center in commnd line and it didn't open [03:41] it tried to open but it didnt [03:41] what version/distro of ubuntu is best for being an OEM [03:41] how's that [03:41] no difference. [03:41] !oem [03:41] Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate [03:43] is there a way to automate upgrades between LTS, or is that always going to be a hands on sort of thing (i've never had any issues since 8.10) [03:43] always manual intervention [03:43] Dragonious: ' cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf ' is there the exact field " managed=false " . See if we can get networking up manually ?? [03:43] and the ubuntu LTS release schedule is predictable? [03:44] 8, 10, 12, 14 [03:44] every 2 years, but LTS to LTS upgrades are only available once the new reaches the .1 release [03:45] okay, great. [03:46] Dragonious: yeah i was curious what graphics hardware is on here [03:46] bashing-om manage=false is there [03:47] daftykins it was working fine till I told it to upgrade im not sure if it even finished the upgrade to be honest [03:47] "cat /etc/issue" + "lsb_release -a" says 15.04 and vivid? [03:49] daftykins yes to both questions [03:50] Dragonious: do you know the graphics hardware in this one? "lspci | grep -i vga" will show [03:50] says no lsb modules available though if that matters [03:50] nah [03:50] Hi, i was trying to install a library, when an error came up "/bin/bash: indent: command not found". How do i solve it? [03:51] pastebin of the whole story [03:52] daftykins how do I make the character between lspci and grep? [03:52] daftykins, where you talking to me? [03:52] Dragonious: err well i don't know where in the world you are for what your keyboard looks like, the UK one has pipe | to the immediate right of left shift [03:52] Dragonious: K; The GUI Netwwork-manager controls networking, let's find what the network is indentified as . ' ip route show ' . The 1st line should show something similar " default via 192.168.0.1 dev eth1 " Your device is eth0 ? or ? [03:52] US has it above the enter key i think, with \ [03:55] ip route show returned no output [03:55] you can use the full "lspci" and look for vga/graphics if you can't find pipe [03:55] Hi, i was trying to install a library, when an error came up "/bin/bash: indent: command not found". How do i solve it? === smerdyakow is now known as net1337777 [03:56] daftykins Im in the US and I dont have the key your refering too [03:56] happyface: yes, i was saying pastebin the whole story from the start [03:56] happyface: you need to explain the full thing, like daftykins said [03:56] Dragonious: well "lspci" will be fine [03:57] cw=X]R!LNQ6AL [03:58] Dragonious: yeah it's definitely supposed to be above enter as per - https://documentation.vizrt.com/viz-easycut-guide/4.12/vizeasycut_usersguide_us_keyboard_layout.png [03:58] cw=X]e< [03:58] cw=X]a"Kf [03:58] kolaris: stop it. [03:58] Dragonious: daftykins Maybe best to try and get the GUI up, and work networking ftom the GUI ? [03:58] Bashing-om: mmm was hoping to identify the graphics to maybe purge any proprietary drivers if they're conflicting [03:59] vga compatible controller Advanced Micro Devices {Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470} [03:59] daftykins: Ben64: http://pastebin.com/jxFzpRPu [03:59] Dragonious: and this was the normal ubuntu with the unity desktop? [04:00] cw=X]\iGN [04:00] cw=X]Kha$ [04:00] cw=X]e: [04:00] cw=X]C6PSH$ [04:00] cw=X]MWPTL;QXI,QZOMQZONQZOh [04:00] cw=X]OeQZONQZKiPTONPTONPTONPTOMPSGi [04:00] kolaris: leave [04:00] daftykins yes very old install from 14.xx somewhere friends has used and upgraded as available for the last few years [04:00] daftykins: looks like some kind of encryption [04:01] nah, looks like an idiot to me :) === morgan is now known as Guest16651 [04:03] daftykins: Ben64: http://pastebin.com/jxFzpRPu [04:04] saw, ignored [04:05] Could you help me out daftykins? [04:06] happyface: nope [04:06] i see you compiling something, ubuntu's about packages :) [04:07] missing 'indent' http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=indent [04:08] now find out what dev package you need, i guess === net1337777 is now known as _1337777 [04:13] is it worth trying to configure touchegg to get gestures to work? [04:13] it seems a pain [04:14] Dragonious: Radeon HD 3450/3470} == there are no longer any proprietary drivers avalable for this card. check and see that the open source driver is loaded : ' sudo lshw -C display ' . What have you in the "configuration" line ? === _1337777 is now known as net1337777 [04:16] bashing-om driver=radeon latency=0 === net1337777 is now known as _1337777 [04:17] i reckon whatever DE that is, it should have a manual start tried [04:17] Dragonious: Well, tha correct driver is loaded .. humm .. got to put my think'n cap on . [04:17] but it sounds like your entire init system is borked [04:17] Dragonious: "sudo service lightdm start" do anything? [04:17] Dragonious: okay === _1337777 is now known as smerdyakow [04:19] can you ignore someone in this chat? [04:19] "/ignore " might work depending on what you're typing from [04:19] daftykins we have desktop!! [04:19] :O [04:19] yep borked init [04:19] Dragonious: that's up to your client [04:19] me thinks [04:20] unfortunately resolving that is totally beyond me [04:20] Dragonious: i reckon you should continue on the upgrade to 15.10 idea :) [04:20] maybe backup beforehand, also [04:20] daftykins thats ok I can at least plug in a usb and backup his stuff [04:20] good plan :D [04:20] i'm calling it a night there, later folks o/ [04:21] daftykins thank you kind soul [04:21] np, glad we found it [04:21] myztic: it's not Dragonious === de-facto_ is now known as de-facto [04:23] Dragonious: daftykins We systemd ot upstart as the init system ? what returns ' sudo stat /proc/1/exe ' ? [04:23]