[00:01] Does gnome in ubuntu 16.04 use wayland? [00:01] ! 16.04 | Qwertie [00:01] Qwertie: Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) will be the 24th release of Ubuntu. Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1479 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1 [00:02] Qwertie: no [00:02] Qwertie: its still some time untill we see wayland or MIR as standard on the desktop [00:03] Hm, I gnome + wayland on arch a while ago and it was working ok [00:03] *I used [00:04] Qwertie: missing drivers, missing toolkit support for some big programs. and in general: nothing is really done. it runs, but not really worldwide daily use ready. [00:05] Qwertie: but testing and filing bugs and spot cornercases will be appreciated by the developers i guess. [00:07] Im running 16.04 on a macbook now because I need linux 4.4 to get the internal storage working so I guess I could file bugs [00:07] there's no menus in file manager, only right click? [00:08] Worst problem right now is the backlight doesnt turn back on after opening the lid. I can still see the login screen and stuff if I hold my screen to the sun though [00:09] how do i cut copy and paste without menus if not by right click [00:09] ctrl + x? [00:09] Qwertie: see what modul is needed for tha backlight and if that is loaded properly after resume [00:09] mices, ctrl-c (copy) / ctrl-v (paste) ? [00:09] mices: there shoule be a menu on right click [00:10] k1l_ yea but sometimes people just wanna use the keyboard [00:10] k1l_, How do I check that? Also the screen brightness setting doesnt change anything while the backlight is on so I think is related [00:10] mices: ahh, sorry did read it wrong. yes, ctrl+c for copy, ctrl+x for cut and ctrl+v for paste are global shortcut [00:11] Im using a macbook air early 2015 [00:11] ty [00:11] Qwertie: see "lsmod" and i would look out for others experiences on your macbook generation. maybe someone already solved that [00:11] k1l: that's really backwards, i'm trying to remember what old software that reminds me of [00:12] it's like dos before there were menus [00:12] nevermind sorry [00:14] anyone [00:14] anyone has r studio? [00:16] Hi there. My wifi is beginning to fail on my laptop - Ubuntu Wily. I bought a Ralink RT5370 USB wifi card. The CD with it came with instructions for Fedora. I've been googling around to find instructions on how to make it work on Ubuntu, but when I get to the 'make' command, it errors out. I can't seem to figure out how to post the entire output of the 'make' command on ix.io. Help please. [00:16] I'm trying to install either R or Rstudio on my Ubuntu trusty [00:17] i have a chromebook === famchild is now known as aeonchild [00:18] Hey guys.. I seriously need help with a certain problem [00:18] why is ubuntu soo bloated ? [00:18] I installed ubuntu in summer last year [00:19] i have a 20GB SSD [00:19] ...? [00:19] ubuntu took 3.2GB "approx" [00:19] bagamab, i don't even know what rstudio is but found this site: [00:19] http://www.thertrader.com/2014/09/22/installing-rrstudio-on-ubuntu-14-04/ [00:19] but now I'm at 16.8GB usede space [00:19] used* [00:20] yoLo_: you install stuff. for a full desktop there is something <10Gb for / and the rest is userdata in /home. [00:20] k1l_: [00:20] not really [00:20] !minimal | yoLo_ Bloat due to popular demand ? [00:20] yoLo_ Bloat due to popular demand ?: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [00:20] I have not done much with my ubuntu [00:21] i only use for c programm and java [00:21] yoLo_: look at "df -h" that will show you how much / and /home partitions have used [00:21] yoLo_: and "baobab" is a nice tool if you want to know what uses the diskspace on your system [00:21] and i have eclipse, chrome, nodejs, java8 installed === luna is now known as Guest92815 [00:22] noob-question: I connected my PC with a crossover cable to another PC, ping seems to work. How do I use that connection, for instance to see & transfer file ? [00:22] has it something to do with the updates ? === Guest92815 is now known as immortal [00:23] yoLo_, do you have LibreOffice installed? that takes up quite a bit of room [00:23] Tin_man: i do [00:24] yoLo_: "dpkg-query -W -f='${Installed-Size;8} ${Package}\n' | sort -n" that will list the packages from the repos and their installed size [00:24] i just don't understand why i went from 3.2GB to 16.8GB in like 8v months [00:25] yoLo_: because you installed stuff. you could look at old kernels, too. but i bet there is alot of 3rd party stuff too [00:31] well in todays time 20gb is not much space, i don't like installing on 40gb, because I like to install programs, I normally un-install them, but I'm glad i don't have to confine myself to 20gb. Maybe try a lighter weight Linux, like MacPup or something.. [00:33] is there a way to limit kernel updates by version number? Aka, I want to be able to continue to use apt-get upgrade on my systems, but i dont want the kernel version to go above 3.16 on my Trusty systems === luckybunny is now known as Watson === Watson is now known as luckybunny [00:33] i need my screen resoultion to be 16:9 the only 2 options i have for 16:9 are 1280x720 or 1920x1080 i need something in the middle, is it possible to create a custom resolution? [00:34] sruli: do you have a monitor that requires a non standard resolution? [00:35] Hey people. Quick question: I'm gonna get an ssd soon and I want to know if I have to treat it any differently from a classic hdd. I think I'm gonna use ext4. Anything I should know? [00:35] gabmus: no, Ubuntu should automatically handle it [00:35] and start doing fstrim, which is about all that matters [00:36] So, it would be any different if I was using, say, Arch? [00:36] gabmus: if you make manual partitioning watch for alignment, which is the standard option on the installer. [00:36] MACscr: its a VM, so in full screen only 16:9 is stretched to all for corners, i want to have something in between 1920x1080 & 1280x720 [00:36] gabmus: no idea, ask the arch folks. i expect you'd have to set up trim yourself. [00:36] k1l_ I actually plan to do manual partitioning [00:37] sruli: why not just use 1080p? [00:37] it's standard for the manual partitioner too, if i recall correctly [00:37] gabmus: on ubuntu, ubuntu sets a trim cronjob for you already. [00:37] Alright [00:37] i mean, why do you need something in between? [00:37] gabmus: some models are not too good with linux, search online [00:37] MACscr: 1920x1080 is too small menu and font [00:37] then increase the font size [00:38] But aside from optimizations, do I need to do anything special to avoid ruining the ssd? [00:38] and get some glasses [00:38] MACscr: i hace glasses and its still to small ;-) is there a way to create a custom resolution? [00:39] gabmus: dont copy and paste the whole disk(data size wise) several times a day. with regular usage it will die as fast as a regular hdd. [00:39] on my desktop i can just right click on my desktop icons, and resize them to what i want. [00:39] 1600×900 would be your only alternative [00:40] anyone know how to get around unsatisfied dependencies? [00:40] MACscr: i dont have 1600x900 in my list [00:40] sruli: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihv62nK4s7M [00:41] k1l_ I plan on doing some video editing with it, about once or twice a week. I want to make a separate partition and put the videos I work on on it to make scrobbing faster, and maybe even exporting to it. Is it safe? [00:41] sruli: http://www.bonusbits.com/wiki/HowTo:Add_Missing_or_Custom_Display_Resolution_on_Ubuntu [00:41] gabmus: if you dont dd your full disk several times a day it will run as long as a hdd. [00:42] MACscr: thanks [00:42] gabmus: the 1st generations of ssds were worn out very fast. so you had to watch out not to use writing that much. but todays are fine [00:42] k1l_ well I have no plans to do that! Thanks for the tips [00:43] allahu akbar === ton_ is now known as immortal === immortal is now known as alcatraz [00:44] "The util-linux package (part of base and base-devel) provides fstrim.service and fstrim.timer systemd unit files. Enabling the timer will activate the service weekly, which will then trim all mounted filesystems on devices that support the discard operation." [00:45] gabmus: sounds like you're quoting the arch wiki [00:45] Apparently this systemd daemon should be a good alternative to the chron job [00:45] if it's in ubuntu [00:45] not that systemd timers are hard to make [00:45] But should it be fine? [00:46] I mean, I'm a bit worried since this is my first ssd and I have no idea how they work [00:46] gabmus: ubuntu takes care of that. the chronjob was set before 14.04, so when systemd was not used on ubuntu. [00:46] gabmus: i use my ssd since 2013 and its still good. [00:46] Alright thank you all very much [00:46] G2g now, see ya [00:47] MACscr: worked, thanks [00:49] does anyone know if there is a performance difference between chromium and google chrome? [00:50] So, I'm at the grub rescue prompt. I've set the prefix to (hd0,5)/usr/lib/grub/i386-pc , yet grub rescue still cant find files there [00:50] yes [00:50] chromium is for linux [00:50] I can clearly see the files there using ls [00:51] bagamab: google chrome also has linux version [00:51] sruli: there should not be one [00:51] I have no idea why this isnt working [00:52] Sir_Leto: Perhaps you should use grub's ls feature to verify the files are where you think they are [00:52] I did [00:53] k1l_: does chromuim have pepper flash? [00:53] i said that above [00:53] sruli - one is an element, the other is a web browser [00:53] but I cant load modules that I can see are there when I use LS [00:53] bagamab: chromium is the codebase for a browser. google chrome is the chromium + some google stuff. [00:54] sruli: chrome comes with that ootb. but you could link that lib to chromium iirc. [00:54] hi [00:54] oh, grub is adding stuff [00:55] any body can help me with some question about ubuntu mate 15? [00:55] Sir_Leto: Do you have more than one hard drive? What error do you get from running "insmod normal"? [00:55] it's adding an addition i386-pc [00:55] sruli: well, they stopped that method. just use adobe-flashplugin for chromium [00:55] so i need to not include that in the path [00:56] hmm [00:56] Sir_Leto: Also, $prefix generally points to /boot/grub/, not to /usr/lib/grub/. [00:57] that folder is empty for some reason [00:57] why is why I'm using /usr/lib/grub instead [00:57] Sir_Leto: Do you have a separate /boot/ partition? [00:58] I'm guessing so, I do see another linux partion with kernels in it [00:59] Sir_Leto: Then the grub directory on that partition is a more likely candidate for $prefix. [01:00] Would the installer normally make a seperate parition like that? [01:00] Sir_Leto: No. [01:01] Sir_Leto: Do you have more than one hard drive? [01:02] no === Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off [01:02] I am dualbooting though [01:03] using that other partion as a prefix allows me to load modules with no errors as well Jordan_U [01:04] will i want to set root to that second partition Jordan_U ? [01:07] MACscr: the new mode did not survive a reboot [01:07] got it booting [01:10] has anyone downloaded rstudio on ubuntu here? [01:11] yeah that was me, sorry [01:12] !bootinfo | Sir_Leto [01:12] Sir_Leto: Boot info script is a useful script for diagnosing boot problems. Please run the script following the directions here: http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/ and then !pastebin the RESULTS.txt for us to use to help diagnose your problem. [01:12] bagamab: get their .debs and install them? [01:13] kll_ I tried but there are unsatisfied dependencies [01:13] bagamab: what exactly? [01:13] "Dependency is not satisfiable: libjpeg2" [01:13] -62* [01:15] libjpeg62 is in 14.04 [01:15] Jordan_U: I already got it to boot, would that fix help anymore? [01:15] kll_ oddly when I apt-get it it says it's already the newest version and installed [01:17] bagamab: use a terminal. then use "sudo dpkg -i file.deb" please put all into a pastebin " paste.ubuntu.com " afterwards and link it here [01:18] histo, how should I upgrade my gimp 2.8.14 to 2.8.16 ? [01:18] hi* [01:20] Fleuv, that version is in the next release of ubuntu in April [01:21] awesome [01:21] but I already found out how to do it :) [01:21] http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-install-or-upgrade-to-the-latest-version-of-gimp-in-ubuntu [01:21] Sir_Leto: I assume that you want to be able to boot without messing with the grub rescue shell every time. Have you accomplished that yet? [01:21] where they're using install i use upgrade [01:22] I could reboot and try. I gues I'll run the script [01:22] before i reboot [01:24] kll_ here you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15049845/ [01:24] that was the output I got [01:27] Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/aRX4GrnZ [01:27] hey guys, I was wondering what the easiest way to make apt install a single package from xenial is. I'm running wily, and I have one specific package that I would like to be able to update using the xenial release of the package [01:27] hi my friends [01:30] bagamab: try to "sudo apt-get install package1 package2" where the packages are the ones named in that paste [01:30] will do riiiight now [01:31] Sir_Leto: I'm confused. According to that only Windows should be booting, unless you're loading grub fron BCD. [01:32] I am. I have boot menu that shows windows and linux [01:32] when i select linux, grub loads [01:32] Sir_Leto: Why are you using BCD as your primary bootloader rather than grub? [01:32] kll_ that doesn't work [01:32] it's telling me they're not installable [01:32] Because windows was installed first [01:33] bagamab: paste it please on a pastebin [01:33] when I try -f install then it's threatening to uninstall the whole rstudio [01:33] kll_ alright http://paste.ubuntu.com/15049926/ [01:34] Sir_Leto: It's normal for Windows to be installed first, and then Ubuntu gets installed and puts grub's boot sector in the mbr, which then automatically gets you a reliable choice between OSs at boot. Why did you go to extra manual effort to get this instead? [01:35] I dont remember putting any extra effort into it [01:36] I didnt do the automated install though, last time I did, it wiped my windows install [01:36] will it boot with no issues? [01:37] Sir_Leto: Will what boot with no issues? You had to have changed the default location for grub's boot sector during installation and manually add a new entry to BCD to achieve what you have described. [01:38] bagamab: is that a 32bit system? [01:38] I do not remeber at all what I did when installing this [01:39] I havent used this laptop in months [01:39] it worked before with no issues untill in turned it on last week [01:40] I'm assuming an updatr messed up grub [01:40] kll_ bingo [01:40] which might mean doing this everytime I update [01:41] you might want to use the 32bit deb then.. [01:43] mgolisch you talking to me? [01:44] yes [01:44] Hi all. hoping someone can help. ive spent the day trying to get a custom apt repo working. Ive been following this guide [https://wiki.debian.org/SettingUpSignedAptRepositoryWithReprepro] to build a repo with reprepo. If I install the .deb Ive built it works fine, there were no errors building or uploading the repo whatsoever, no errors on at-get update but when I try to install the package I get the error "size [01:44] missmatch" and I cant figure it out. (full error here: [http://pastebin.com/F484QcNe]). [01:44] mgolisch I did that. it's the i386 [01:45] bagamab, and are you on a 12.04 system ? these versions all look like 12.04 [01:45] bagamab: and its realy a i386 system? like its no powerpc or something else? [01:45] (teh versions of the packages it wants) [01:46] ogra_ how do I check [01:46] mgolisch it's a chromebook [01:46] lsb_release -a [01:46] 14.04 [01:46] ogra_, 14.04 [01:46] thats your prob then ... looks like the package was built for 12.04 [01:47] hmmm, doesnt boot. [01:47] bagamab, do they offer a 14.04 package ? [01:47] perhaps there is one :) [01:47] bagamab: what does uname -a display? [01:48] theres some arm chromebooks too [01:48] just to be sure [01:48] what would be wiser, to install ubuntu and then xubuntu or straight to xubuntu? [01:48] mgolisch: Linux localhost 3.14.0 #1 SMP Sun Jan 24 12:57:39 PST 2016 armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux [01:48] oh [01:48] yeah its arm [01:48] thats why it doesnt work [01:48] * ogra_ bows to mgolisch [01:48] ogra_ not sure [01:49] mgolisch pls explain [01:49] oh, a arm chromebook. [01:49] wtup [01:49] bagamab, well, you are running an arm system, binaries built for x86 (intel) will not run [01:49] so Rstudio won't work at all? [01:49] all you can do is grab the source and build the package yourself [01:51] ogra_ any idea how I proceed with that [01:52] bagamab, how about https://github.com/dashaub/ARM-RStudio (foorst google hit for "building rstudio on arm" [01:52] *first [01:52] ogra_ I must become a better googler [02:06] ogra_ no success [02:06] Jordan_U: I installed grub to /dev/sda [02:07] is anyone able to give me a hand with my custom apt repo? [02:07] this makes windows take *forever* to boot though. [02:07] I have to load BCD, and then choose windows [02:12] Hi. Does anything like this exist for Ubuntu? Mainly the keystroke encryption. https://i.imgur.com/pCRtgOl.png [02:12] keystrokes* [02:13] keystrokes encryption, where did you find that? [02:14] good to be here! [02:15] I guess not. Big surprise. :\ [02:16] this software requires unathenticated sources? [02:16] hmmmmm [02:16] how do i ok it [02:16] it just asks me to select software to update again, instead of allowing it [02:17] azizLIGHT, who can tell, with such poor info about what software. [02:17] its for google-chrome-beta [02:18] nuluLalu: if you encrypt you keystrokes u have to decrypt it at some point to be useful, so keystroke encryption = utterlly useless - in my opinion [02:19] azizLIGHT is this related to what you are trying to do: http://askubuntu.com/questions/578292/software-update-this-requires-installing-packages-from-unauthenticated-sources [02:20] azizLIGHT, the deb installs a repo & key, so you have to trust it ( or not) as the deb itself has no key [02:20] chicken-egg-problem [02:20] but why the beta, chrome is @ 48.0.2564.109 [02:21] any guidance on installing the nfdump tools? I downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/nfdump and ran "./configure && make && make install" and I get configure: error: No lex or flex found on system [02:22] im writing a shell script. is there a way to remove the last "/" character from a path argument only if it is present at the end of the string? [02:22] i think the "%" sh builtin will work DrunkenDwarf [02:23] $PATH%/ ? [02:24] kolobyte, hmmmm. so, if im getting the argument "/home/user/folder/" and I want to reference "/home/user/folder.txt" can I use $PATH$.txt? [02:25] newpath = $PATH%/ [02:25] or idk what you're talking about now [02:25] your question just changed [02:27] i may not have explained properly. ... im getting a path argument that may or may not have a '/' at the end. .. I want to remove it if it has so I can form a new path to a different file [02:27] I don't think it did, I think you're best bet though DrunkenDwarf is to do an if statement check e.g. if [[ "path/here/" =~ //$/ ]]; then... [02:28] DrunkenDwarf http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19271959/how-can-i-check-the-last-character-in-a-string-in-bash === coolstar-pc2 is now known as coolstar-pc [02:29] DrunkenDwarf: okay i think i get waht you want now. i'd go with an if statement to check if the last char is a / [02:30] and if so, then run newpath = $PATH%/, to remove them all as the path might be /home/user/folder////// [02:30] if not, do nothing [02:31] how about something like NEW_PATH="$(dirname "${OLD_PATH}")/$(basename "${OLD_PATH}")" [02:33] kolobyte in which shell should this work? [02:33] kolobyte, hmmm, something like this? http://pastebin.com/ri7iJ9em [02:34] de-facto: you're going to have to ask DrunkenDwarf that :) [02:34] de-facto, tis for bash [02:34] DrunkenDwarf: i'm not the b est at shell. so i'm going to slip out of here [02:34] btw there is #bash ;) [02:38] could be something similar to NEW_PATH=${OLD_PATH%%+(/)} [02:40] i have it working, thankyou :) [02:43] just make sure the result is not empty, especially if you run rm on variables [02:43] DrunkenDwarf what solution did you end up going with [02:44] de-facto, ahhhh, good point, will need to check that. .. r4z3r, the if statement check [http://pastebin.com/WcLDuV7g] [02:45] cool, glad you got it working DrunkenDwarf :) [02:45] thankyou for ya help all. I shall have to try and get the repo issue sorted tomorrow, as its 2:45 AM here :) i need sleep [02:46] have a good evening :) [02:52] Hello all [02:52] WHERE CAN I OPEN TAKS MANAGER IN UBUNTU? [02:52] tawsk manager [02:52] task [02:55] press super key and type system [02:56] Solarlux, in unity it's System Monitor [02:56] Solarlux http://askubuntu.com/questions/224931/where-is-the-task-manager === circ-user-xOqyQ is now known as sleepee === coolstar-pc2 is now known as coolstar-pc [03:17] saa7134[0]/alsa: saa7134[0] at 0x64000000 irq 20 registered as card -1 [03:17] Linked modules saa7134/saa7134_alsa. Removing them both causes full freeze. [03:20] hey all [03:20] i've got a networking question [03:21] is that dustin [03:21] i've got access to a VM at my workplace, which I've set up as a development environment (with Docker as the local environment). I don't have a GUI on the vm, which means that I can't access localhost through a browser as one usually would. i'd like to be able to access it from my work computer. [03:22] tannerstirrat ssh tunnel to it [03:22] with a forwarded port [03:22] when I run the dev server and nmap on localhost, i can see the server. when I nmap on the public ip (the one i'd be able to access from my work computer), i can't get to it [03:22] what does that mean? [03:23] it means, you have reading to do [03:23] would i have to set up some sort of infrastructure on my work computer? [03:23] tannerstirrat https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/PortForwarding [03:23] it's a windows box, which is why i'm not using it as the development environment in the first place... [03:23] you want local port forwarding I believe === malik_ is now known as mdiarra [03:24] tannerstirrat you'll use PuTTY probably to do this, not sure if windows has ssh by default in cmd line [03:24] but the concept is the same. let me grab a sample from my work machine [03:25] Is it a Windows firewall issue? [03:25] kk. thank you! [03:25] though is there a way to do that forwarding on my vm? it'd be nice to be able to show off the product during development [03:28] I'm using the lts livecd on my computer but I'm having issues with my g600 mouse, the left click seems to choose when it wants to work and drag highlighting text isn't working.. all works fine on windows though [03:28] I have a Chinese PCMCIA tuner card (the card inside the box doesn't match the front) with no EEPROM present. Performing a modprobe saa7134 card=x causes a saa7134/saa7134_alsa module dependency loop. [03:29] Removing both mods causes a full crash. Is there any way to identify the card without performing 200 reboots? [03:29] can't even click to switch tabs in chrome [03:29] tannerstirrat you looking to do website like port 80 or 8080 [03:29] ? [03:30] and no not if you want to view it on your local machine [03:30] assuming you are running a web server you want to access locally on your remote machine on port 8080, you'd do ssh -L 8080:127.0.0.1:8080 [03:32] when is the next ubuntu version gonna be released? [03:32] linuxuz3r__: end of april [03:32] thanks [03:33] anybody got any ideas for my mouse? it is kind of making this unusable [03:35] Raisaz, have you looked for other drivers yet? [03:35] r4z3r: yeah, local development. port 3000 [03:38] where would I do that? [03:38] tannerstirrat then I'd guess you want "ssh -L 3000:127.0.0.1:3000 : [03:39] then open chrome / firefox / opera / ie and go to 127.0.0.1:3000 to see the remote site [03:39] assuming another service like postgresql you'd do psql -h localhost -p 3000 [03:39] etc. [03:40] if you need to get to the remote host before the VM then there's another step, but I don't know how your routing / firewall is set up to know if you can connect to your docker image directly or you have to have a forward through to get to docker itself [03:43] mmm... kk [03:43] i'm gonna try and work around it on the docker end === bestucan1 is now known as bestucan [03:45] Raisaz, it looks like your mouse isn't officially supported on any linux system [03:47] the logitech g600 isn't supported? damn === Tsunami is now known as Guest1139 [03:49] Raisaz, I guess you would need to get coding yourself to make it work properly [03:50] or ask the last poster in that thread for help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2103639 [03:52] Can someone tell me where to find/download/install nfprofile [03:53] oh that seems to be about extra buttons, I can't even get left click to work [03:54] When I download nfdump and run ./configure --enable-nfprofile;make && sudo make install - I get /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 ft2nfdump.1 nfcapd.1 nfdump.1 nfexpire.1 nfprofile.1 nfreplay.1 nfanon.1 sfcapd.1 '/usr/local/share/man/man1' but there's no nfprofile in /usr/local/bin though the other ones are there. [03:55] can i "restart" my mouse in console or something [03:59] What's the deal with open-vm-tools? I"m trying to run ubuntu 16.04 in Vmware fusion, and even after installing open-vm-tools, I can't take advantage of any the benefits, like resizing the VM window or copying and pasting [03:59] Raisaz you could open a terminal and start "xev" for Xorg Events, move the mouse in that window and see what it displays in the terminal when clicking and sccrolling [03:59] (I've had the same issues with ubuntu 15.10 as well) [03:59] hi all, I was shown yesterday how to export my apps to a list, anyone know the code to install the apps list? [04:01] Rachael_: sudo apt-get install and paste the list [04:02] doesn't seem to register anything at all [04:02] sruli, cheers! you're a star... and I didn't mamange to resolve the issue I had yesterday, so did a fresh install and restored the backup to another drive, then copying over what I need :) [04:02] oh, I see: I have to install open-vm-tools-desktop [04:03] Rachael_: welcome [04:03] sruli, I don't need to coma seperate the list? [04:03] no [04:03] Rachael_: paste the list in paste.ubuntu.com let me make sure first [04:04] sruli, http://paste.ubuntu.com/15051256/ [04:04] Raisaz you need to move the mouse inside that window poping up from launching xev [04:05] Rachael_: no, dont install all that... [04:05] if you can move your mouse you should at least see the position changing in the terminal from which you launched xev [04:05] sruli, ok cool, just work through the list and see what I need? [04:06] also you can investigate with "xinput list" find your mouse and "xinput list-props " [04:07] sruli, I have cowsay back so I'm not too stressed :) [04:08] most of those are already installed, others u dont need, ... u dont need linux-headers / linux-image... install synaptic "sudo apt-get install synaptic" then go through the list, anything u recognise that u need look for it in synaptic, if its not installed install it, but again atleast 90% of that list u dont need/is already installed [04:08] sruli, sweet thanks again! [04:09] Raisaz and if its an usb mouse you just can pull it and plug it in to "reset" it [04:09] hey [04:10] anyone knows if it's possible to compile/install the unity DE of ubuntun in e.g debian ? [04:10] Is there a way to say "download the source for all of a project's dependencies" ? [04:10] or any other distro [04:10] . [04:12] hassoon not easily though work is being done to bring unity to debian. See https://wiki.debian.org/Ayatana/Packages [04:12] what was I being told ? [04:14] yea I was moving my mouse into the window it just didn't register anything, but I restarted lightdm and now my mouse works fine again [04:16] r4z3r: okey. === maslen1 is now known as maslen [04:26] hi, I have a fresh ubuntu 14.04 vm install, ssh was working fine but now it just tells me connection refused on the port, I did allow the port in UFW [04:26] what else can I do to debug this? === aagam349 is now known as greenx [04:50] DF3D2: did your ips change [04:50] check if the ip address changed [04:52] azizLIGHT, it was just a stuck sshd process [04:52] got it fixed [04:52] how do you fix a stuck sshd process [04:54] i added a newmode to xrandr but need help to make it persistent, can anyone help? gnome 15.10 [05:01] h === brian is now known as Guest88188 [05:06] What is the Gsoc channel of Ubuntu Community? [05:20] I'm trying to set up the aflize docker image (https://github.com/d33tah/aflize) , but when I run docker with "docker run -ti d33tah/afl-sid bash", I get an error: "System error: exec format error" . I'm on Ubuntu 16.04. This is my first time using docker, so I apologize for any noob mistakes. [05:20] 16.04 hasn't been released yet, #ubuntu+1 for discussion/support of it === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Guest2175 [05:25] when i run fdisk -l, i see a drive i just added today at /dev/sdc3. However, I can't view it in my file browser, or cd into the drive. How can I access this drive that I know my computer recognizes? [05:25] which runlevel is bootup? [05:27] sruli: runlevel says N 5 [05:28] sruli: i've never really heard of runlevels before, i just looked it up to answer you question, but i'll do some reading about it to try to understand the concept better [05:30] The_Woodsman, sdc3 looks like a partition, the drive itself being sdc [05:33] The_Woodsman: by mounting it [05:33] well, by mounting the partition [05:33] or...mounting the filesystem on the partition, if we wanna be really technical [05:37] LambdaComplex: right, duh. Been a while since I had to do this. thanks === frank1e is now known as FrankDrebin === FrankDrebin is now known as frank1e [05:39] Ima just say i need help before i break something lol [05:40] sammyvsparks: with? [05:41] I have Ubuntu on my desktop, and my wireless adaptar only supports windows (go figure) so i got the XP driver for it and setup the driver with ndiswrapper [05:41]