[00:00] Someone of you could tell how to configure the Internet connection to connect during the computer startup? [00:00] Ubuntu MATE 16.04 [00:01] It's a DSL connection, by the way. === gms is now known as Guest44062 [00:03] TJ-: i sent u a PM, please read [00:03] Nosophorus: do you have a functioning desktop environment? [00:04] Rhorse: Yep, pal. [00:04] Rhorse: Ubuntu MATE 16.04 is running smooth and by the numbers. [00:05] But, no internet connection? [00:06] Rhorse: The Internet connection is working flawlessly. The point is that the computer should be connected to the Internet during the startup. But it doesn't. [00:10] I'm experiencing a problem of my cursor being invisible every time i lock my screen or step away and let it fall asleep/lock on its own accord. Anyone ever had this problem, and if so how did you fix it? [00:15] Nosophorus: Not following. You mean, you have to manually connect? [00:15] Rhorse: Yes. [00:16] Rhorse: Click on the network manager icon on the panel and manually ask it to connect. [00:16] Nosophorus, if using unity click on the double arrow icon and make sure that network and wireless are ticked (if applicable) also Edit connection -> General -> automatically connect [00:17] squinty: Thanks! It solved the problem. :-) [00:18] Rhorse: Thank you too, dude. :-) [00:18] :) [00:20] Nosophorus, good to hear :) [00:31] ubuntu asking for cryptswap means i have to restart my pc at every 2nd boot [00:35] Hello RAINBOW World [00:36] hi [00:37] what is going on with pearl on xenial ? I just updated and I lost all my modules .... [00:37] do you mean perl? [00:38] sorry typo [00:39] DzAirmaX: well, where does perl store modules? [00:40] Majora320: well, if I knew ! o_O [00:40] hola! [00:42] wunder-bot Hello! [00:43] Majora320 : just fixed the problem xD [00:43] DzAirmaX: gg :) [00:46] HP 2000-210US notebook PC with [AMD/ATI] Wrestler [Radeon HD 6310] graphics running Ubuntu 16.04. Initial problem was lagging with stock graphics driver, switched to proprietary drivers using "additional drivers" still very laggy after reboot. Next per a suggestion from this IRC yesterday, I used the Intel Graphics Installer For Linux to install the latest Intel driver-stack and the overall performance did change quite dramatically [00:46] for the better (I could now open Firefox, start typing into Google without the screen going dim.. but things are still frustratingly slow) This computer originally had Windows 7 and was quite snappy. Is there anyone experienced in this problem that might be able to help me out? [00:48] old computers generally lag on ubuntu, because win has better drivers (one of the only things better on win than *nix) [00:49] true for gpu's but i dont think thats right for cpu's and ram [00:50] hi, i need enter to spanish chanel please, thanks [00:50] <\9> !es [00:50] 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. [00:51] Majora320, http://fossbytes.com/ubuntu-16-04-vs-windows-10-nvidia-amd-graphics-compared/ [00:52] http://fossbytes.com/movidius-fathom-brings-ai-stick-supercomputing-usb-drive/ <-- how nice it would be with something like this for say video editing/rendering [00:52] wonder if thats possible [00:52] I have an HP DV6 with Nvidia and it runs 16.04 great.. I don't know if a DV6 is that much better than the 2000, or if it could be that Nvidia makes that big of a difference but It really seems like it could preform better. [00:54] my ati 5870 runs great on ubuntu mate but didnt run well on kubuntu ... hmmmmmmmm [00:54] it was kubuntu 15.10 .. still odd === root is now known as Guest86758 [01:04] I was debating a different distro but I'm really starting to feel like a distro hopper. Last time I went to Arch (after Mint, Zorin, Ubuntu Studio exe.) and then came back to Ubuntu a few months ago. I was really hoping for an Ubuntu inclusive fix... I just got my sidebar on the bottom and my top-bar transparent :-( lol [01:29] I plugged in a USB device, window popped up so I assume it automounted; but how do I find out where it's mounted? lsblk shows no additional devices. No changes to /proc/mounts? [01:30] type 'mount' and see the last lines [01:30] if there is no entry the device is not automounted. [01:31] sudo fdisk -l can show the partitiontype, if it is exfat you need some fuse utils [01:35] OerHeks: So it's not automounted then. I don't know it's device name, and it's not appeared as /dev/sdc so maybe it's not a block device? It's my phone. What else might it be named? [01:37] phone .. lsusb should show something. [01:38] maybe worth sharing what phone? [01:41] OerHeks: android on motorola. I see it with lsusb. Do usb devices not have mount points? [01:43] oh android, sudo apt-get install mtpfs mtp-tools # and plug it in again === mfisch is now known as Guest460 [02:03] Anyone know if Dreamchess can interface with FICS? [02:09] not sure about dreamchess, find no entry, for FICS you could use eboard of scid [02:09] I can't handle 2D boards. Looking for a nice 3d interface I guess. [02:12] oh, oke, check this list with possible FICS option https://github.com/pychess/pychess/wiki/ChessClients [02:12] not sure there is a suitable 3d version [02:13] <_44trent> hey, i connected my USB headset but for some reason, i can't get any sound [02:13] <_44trent> lsusb shows it's plugged in, [02:14] <_44trent> and it recognizes it as a wired USB headset, so why am i not getting any audio from them? [02:15] <_44trent> totally unrelated, but i just lol'ed a little at the first ubuntu bug "Microsoft still has majority market share" [02:21] <_44trent> never mind actually, i just fixed it === michelle is now known as Guest13005 === Guest13005 is now known as Michelle_68 [02:37] HI [02:38] HELLO [02:51] Hi, I wondering if somebody knows how to fix a sound delay that it happens (same msg) on many TV software(tvtime, xawtv, etc) that I tested it... ERROR: ALSA lib pcm.c:7963:(snd_pcm_recover) overrun occurred [02:53] I didn't find many resources on internet, a least to understand, what is happening [02:57] from where i can get free uk vpn [03:00] can any one guide me how i can configure zenmate in ubuntu [03:08] hi [03:08] can any one guide me how i can configure zenmate in ubuntu [03:08] hi raspberrypifan [03:09] hows it going [03:09] doing great how about you [03:12] After my upgrade to Ubuntu 16.04, custom keyboard shortcuts are responding super slowly. Like after a minute or so. Normal keyboard shortcuts work fine. === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Guest61380 === littlebunnyfufu is now known as SonikkuAmerica [04:01] hi anybody here know about HADOOP software?? [04:04] after a power loss on 16.04 laptop I lost unity menu, panel and key bindings. Reenabling unity plugin in ccsm fixed the first two. How do I reenable my custom keybidings that use Ctrl-Alt-cursors to switch between workspaces? They're visible in unity-control-center -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Navigation -> Switch to Workspace Left etc, but just don't work [04:04] join #chat [04:04] join channel #chat [04:05] join #chatchat [04:05] join #chat [04:05] * jelly gives yogesh a / [04:06] thnx jelly i forgot [04:06] anyone familar with troubleshooting scripting Perl commands? [04:08] anyone working on BIG DATA ? [04:08] is there anyone? [04:15] IS there any channel where i can find programmers , developers or etc? [04:33] good morning to all [04:56] I'm getting some 404s on apt-get update: Err http://ppa.launchpad.net trusty/main {amd64,i386} Packages; should I be like.... removing these ppas? === prado is now known as shiin === shiin is now known as Guest66514 [04:57] ash_workz: Un supported PPA ? Show us the whole error and we can check it out . [04:58] Bashing-om: that is the whole error for that line, (aside from 404 Not Found), but the nth result error was: E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead. [05:00] also, update ignores translations: Ign http://us.archive.ubuntu.com trusty/{main,multiverse,universe,restricted} Translation-en_US [05:00] ash_workz: What we need is the source URL that is failing . ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' in a pastebin, please . [05:02] isn't there a configuration file for pastebinit? [05:03] executioner="https://www.cartoonnetwork.com" [05:04] ash_workz: like ' sudo apt update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . [05:11] hello === badon_ is now known as badon [05:13] ash_workz: Did I loose you ? [05:14] Bashing-om: no, I was just looking for that configuration thing... I remember talking about it, so I thought it'd be in my log; I know sometimes your computer's username is submitted and usually you can't delete the paste (at least with the default pastebinit, that's true [05:15] someone specifically gave me that information, I'm upset I lost it [05:15] oh well [05:15] I'll just gist it [05:15] !pastebin | ash_workz [05:15] ash_workz: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:18] Bashing-om: right... I like to avoid that [05:19] Bashing-om: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/ef92bffcfcc40b008908bed6911b45fa [05:22] ash_workz: " http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ci/stable/ubuntu/dists/ " there is no distribution for trusty . [05:22] help me with my Qualcomm Atheros QCA6174..... [05:22] Bashing-om: so.... remove that? [05:22] it doesn't work on 16.04 x64 [05:23] ash_workz: yeah .. remove it . [05:23] Qualcomm Atheros QCA6174 is not working [05:24] it says ath10k_pci 0000:03:00.0: Direct firmware load for ath10k/cal-pci-0000:03:00.0.bin failed with error -2 [05:24] ath10k_pci 0000:03:00.0: Direct firmware load for ath10k/QCA6174/hw3.0/firmware-5.bin failed with error -2 [05:25] also tried using this with same error https://github.com/kvalo/ath10k-firmware [05:25] huhuhu i can't use wifi so useless [05:27] i tried to chmod +x *.bin [05:28] it didnt work [05:28] wb serenase [05:29] there are various redundant list items in the "Software & Updates" app listed under Other Software.... should I remove them? [05:31] ash_workz: The only problem I saw was with http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ci/ . If you disable PPAs, they will receive no updates . [05:33] Bashing-om: "disable"... so move it to kubuntu-ci-stable-trusty.list.save ? [05:34] would that effect my kde install? [05:39] does 16.04 use pulse or alsa by default [05:41] ash_workz: The PPA needs to be gone gone . I would ' sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:launchpad.net/kubuntu-ci ' Then make sure the sourcelist is removed ' tail -v -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ' to see all your PPAs . [05:41] How do i install matlab in ubuntu [05:41] ? [05:43] Bashing-om: Cannot add PPA: 'ppa:launchpad.net/kubuntu-ci'. [05:43] Please check that the PPA name or format is correct. [05:48] is there a way for me to tell if my system in anyway has been compromised [05:48] how can i fetch previous chat when i got dc? [05:48] Bashing-om: is there a way to list the ppas? [05:50] cat /etc/apt/sources.list|grep -v "#" [05:50] you do that [05:52] ash_workz: having difficulties finding how you installed the kubuntu-ci PPA to make sure of the removal syntax . [05:54] ash_workz: Got it . try as ' sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:kubuntu-ci/stable ' . === dreamon_ is now known as dreamon === thisistheory is now known as ThisIsTheory === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [06:00] Alright, I really screwed myself over. I accidentally messed up my /etc/sudoers file (don't ask how, it's a long story). Now, I can't use `sudo` at all. To top it off, I can't remember the root password to login and fix it. Is there any workaround to this? I don't have physical access to the machine [06:02] Kazuto: do you have ILO or equivalent console access so you can change settings in GRUB? [06:02] SwedeMike: I don't believe so, only SSH access after the OS is initialised [06:03] Unless either of those things are something I can access via SSH [06:03] Kazuto: then it's hard. Old trick was to change grub settings so it'd run /bin/bash instead of init. Don't know if that still works with later versions though [06:04] Kazuto: but if this isn't available to you, I can't think of a way if your system is fully updated and don't have any knows local privilege exploitation vulernabilities. [06:04] known [06:05] SwedeMike: Is there a way I can instead set Ubuntu to use another sudoers source file? The error I get is "no valid sudoers sources found," so this leads me to believe that Ubuntu has the potential to use fallback sudoers files, no? [06:07] Kazuto: not that I am aware of. There is a reason you're supposed to use "visudo" to edit the sudoers file, so the risk of messing it up is less. [06:08] Kazuto: I mean, it's designed to be secure. If you screw up the security settings, you can effectively lock yourself out. Same thing with encryption. It's not wise to have an encryption scheme where you can just press "override" like in the movies. [06:09] Kazuto: if you can't use any of these methods: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Reset_root_password then I can't think of another way. [06:09] `visudo` was actually the reason why this happened. I did read that I was supposed to use it, but my finger slipped and executed the command with just `-x /etc/sudoers` as the arguments [06:10] AKA it apparently set my sudoers file to an empty file [06:10] Yeah, I can't use those methods since they require physical access to the machine [06:11] Kazuto: well, or some kind of remote management console. [06:11] SwedeMike: Which would require sudo privileges to install, meaning I'm SOL [06:12] Kazuto: nah, I'm talking of the kind of remote console management you get with ILO or equivalent (which gives you the possibility of doing hard reset of the machine and/or enter bios etc) [06:12] Kazuto: or if it's a VM, the virtualization software usually offers the same thing [06:12] your finger slipped and you accidentally typed "-x /etc/sudoers" i call manure [06:13] :) [06:13] Ben64: When I hit the end quote, yes [06:13] Ben64: there is no need to pour salt into wounds. [06:13] this doesn't add up [06:13] this meta discussion is useless. [06:14] Ben64: Case in point, I messed up the command and I'm locked out of any administration for my server. How it happened didn't really matter [06:14] doesn't* [06:14] so you are making things up. cool, well boot into recovery mode. get physical access, done [06:14] Ben64: The server's across the country... [06:15] call your datacenter and have them do it [06:15] hello all I got this message in dmesg what does it mean? ecryptfs_decrypt_page: Error attempting to read lower page; rc = [-4] [06:16] does somebody know where to find these? depandancy problems: http://www0.xup.in/exec/ximg.php?fid=70559729 [06:16] can't find them in synaptic [06:17] Abe_: I think apt-file can help with that. `apt-file list ` [06:17] Or it might be `find` over `list`, not sure [06:17] ok i'll try that thanks [06:17] Abe_: why aren't you running it through steam [06:25] idk thats what it showes me, I did this apt-file list now its downloading something ? it said i need to do apt-file update [06:38] can keyloggers in ubuntu log what you copy paste or only what you type in? [06:39] why would you need a keylogger? [06:39] hello [06:40] cfhowlett, nah, I'm just thinking about something that happened to me yesterday, [06:42] understood. a quick google show several keylogger options. did not see copy/paste support but it was a quick look only. perhaps this?? http://askubuntu.com/questions/169887/how-can-i-detect-a-keylogger-on-my-system [06:42] yep I had that page open already cfhowlett :) [06:42] great minds ... [06:43] one of them recommends installing a rootkit detector but its from 2003!! [06:43] rkhunter is on my system [06:43] is ubuntu 16.04 freezinfg for anyone whe watching youtube? [06:46] what is that cfhowlett ? [06:46] gg4g4, That would be a bit on the "browser" dependent side, too... [06:47] JackJones, rkhunter = root kit hunter. apt-cache policy rkhunter for more === luke is now known as Guest11854 === Guest11854 is now known as davos [06:49] Hi, is there any kind of DNS cache in ubuntu since I don't see any updated dns entries? [06:49] Will I ever be able to use an r9 390 with Ubuntu? Issues have plagued my use since I bought this card. Crashes in Unity when I use the dash and crashes in Gnome after like an hour's use. Using open source drivers in 16.04 because I can't find any proprietary ones [06:49] I have modified the dns but the effects won't show. [06:49] wow thank you so much cfhowlett :D [06:49] installing that right now [06:50] JackJones, happy2help! [06:50] davos, the best supported cards in linux are from intel, nvidia and amd in that order. MSI? really? [06:50] i ened up going back to 14.4=04 [06:52] Yeah I was very assumptive when I built this PC. I just assumed AMD would have good support for an Asus 390 on Linux. Very dissapointing that I have to open the PC and disconnect the card whenever I want to do actual work. 14.04 is much worse for me. [06:52] cfhowlett, could be a victim of a MITM attack? [06:53] davos, I admire your spirit for doing the home build! that said, the sanest option might be to replace the card with something you *know* is supported. [06:54] JackJones, I am not qualified to speak on such things and did not see what prompted your suspicions. If you are using a public wifi, that possibility is far from unlikely [06:54] Yeah I'm thinking of doing that actually. It cost about AUD600, which I think adds to the dissapointment. Oh well, I should have done my research [06:55] davos, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCards [06:55] oh, wait. that link is HELLA old! [06:56] davos, Just a question pertaining to your choice of window managers/desktop environments - if Unity and Gnome3 "shat" themselves with this card, did you not try any other window managers/desktop environments to see if there was less of an issue? Just asking for my own information... [06:57] davos, perhaps this would be better https://h-node.org/videocards/catalogue/en [06:58] YankDownUnder, I tried the pantheon environment on Elementary obviously and the same issues were present. I'm going to give KDE, Lubuntu and Xubuntu a go when I can find the time. And thanks cfhowlett [06:58] also see lxde [06:59] davos, Mate? (Gnome2 based) === lcccg is now known as lcccccg === lcccccg is now known as lcccg === lcccg is now known as lcccccg === anon is now known as Guest74464 [07:23] Hi, I don't see any software updates. Whenever a new solftware got updated, the update app used to fire up in 12.04. What about it in 16.04 [07:23] ? [07:24] does anyone know any way i can log or monitor my general hardware components (cpu, psu, chipsets) to see which one is failsafing and shutting off my computer? [07:24] I see in apt-get upgrade some 40mb of packages to be installed. But I had to run it manually to know that. Isn't there some way as before to know? [07:24] viju, apt full-upgrade will calculate and display the preview before executing. === EREVAN is now known as ARMENIA [07:25] have u checked it from 'Software and Updates' ? [07:26] check the 'updates' tab - make sure automatically check for updates - is set to daily [07:27] If I install something by building the source code then will it effect the system if I do a 'sudo apt autoremove'??? [07:27] it depends [07:30] cfhowlett: is there any way to automate it? Can I not get the notification when the new updates come? [07:31] there are many good reasons to avoid automatic updates -- kernels spring to mind. but if you must; go to system > updater settings [07:41] does anyone know any way i can log or monitor my general hardware components (cpu, psu, chipsets) to see which one is failsafing and shutting off my computer? [07:42] nitero: as you were told in ##hardware already, "nitero: swap out known-good parts" [07:44] I (kang0) Which tools do you use as google alternative and may be more powerful than Google? [07:45] there is only ONE google. alternatives, sure, but nowhere near as intrusive/powerful [07:45] kang0: duckduckgo is a great alternative search engine (but this channel is for ubuntu support) [07:45] someone also said " check the syslog, or enable persistent journald and check the last few messages of the previous boot with "journalctl -b -1 -n" (/usr/share/doc/systemd/README.Debian for how to enable persistent journal)" [07:46] auronandace thx [08:14] hi all [08:15] anybody around? [08:15] Why Ddg is better than google? [08:15] i have a problem in recently installed kubuntu 16.04 with network-manager [08:15] it usually does not show available wifi connections after startup [08:16] it looks like it thinks that my wifi interface is wired one [08:16] because it shows two wired connection, one is set up for wired interface and one for wireless [08:16] if i restart network-manager, it detects wifi correctly [08:16] any ideas? [08:22] portnov: maybe it's not set to connect automatically, select edit connections from the menu, choose your network and go to the general tab. [08:22] hello [08:23] ducasse: it is set, checkbox is activated. [08:23] I'm hirotada sanjo === gbell1 is now known as gbell [08:24] from the people's democratic republic of korea [08:25] very glad to join there === Drac0 is now known as Guest73603 [08:40] Hi all, my external harddisk is making clicking sounds and doesn't show up in ubuntu. dmesg here http://pastebin.com/sYwG21WY. Any chance of recovering data from this disk? [08:41] passport, you can try testrecorder [08:42] but i think the chance is small [08:42] passport: try removing the drive from the enclosure and connecting it internally, if possible, but it doesn't look good. [08:43] J4nus: I've tried reading it with ddrescue, but it doesn't even show up as /dev/sdX [08:44] ducasse: thats worth a shot, if I can get the enclosure open [08:44] passport: it's your only option other than sending it to a professional recovery business. [08:45] passport, ok then follow ducasse's advises [08:45] passport: there might not even be standard sata connectors on the drive, some manufacturers use proprietary connectors. [08:48] passport: recover the data from your backup [08:49] jatt: very droll, but its not my disk, and the owner didn't have a backup [08:54] J4nus, ducasse thansk for your help, I'll give the bad news to the owner ;) [08:54] anyone hire useing 16.04 ? [08:55] passport: you're welcome, sorry to be the bearer of bad news. [09:08] 4eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee [09:10] so, I have a problem with cppunit-dev [09:11] especially, with how the pkgconfig file in there effects the wrong ldflags in 16.04 [09:11] Just installed Ubuntu Gnome 16.04, and when I close the lid my computer wont suspend but instead shuts down. How can I change so it suspends instead? [09:11] connyosis_: settings -> power [09:12] funkylab_: which setting? I don't see anything there about changing this behaviour === brian is now known as Guest99289 [09:13] There is a suspend & power off section, but the only thing there is a setting for automatic suspend [09:13] nothing about what to do when lid is closed [09:13] connyosis_: sorry, I'm not at my own laptop, and hence, can't test this; it's where I remembered things to be [09:14] funkylab_: yeah thats what I remembered from before as well, but now it doesn't seem to be there [09:14] connyosis_: crazy idea, look in the lock screen settings [09:17] funkylab_: under power in gnome tweak tool there are settings for this, but it's already set to suspend [09:17] very strange [09:17] connyosis_: might actually need to reload udev or something else [09:18] ubuntu in that matter can be a bit MS Window'sy [09:18] so: have you tried turning it off and on again? [09:18] funkylab_: yeah I'll look into this a little more. thanks for the suggestions === zz_CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob [09:32] hi === dev\null is now known as xdevnull === lcccccg_ is now known as lcccccg === lcccccg is now known as lcccccccccccyyyg === lcccccccccccyyyg is now known as xijinping === xijinping is now known as lcccccg === Aria22|away is now known as Aria === Aria is now known as Aria22 [10:22] hi [10:22] hi [10:22] hey boss [10:23] hey spinza [10:23] hi [10:24] how to use irssi? [10:25] what exactly? [10:25] wade_ i use irssi, what do you want to know ... basically: type text, then hit enter [10:25] how to change nickname? [10:25] wade_ nick blah [10:25] !nick | wade_ [10:25] wade_: Your nick is how people know you on IRC. Please don't change your nicknames too often (use /nick newnick), or it creates a lot of confusion. You should also !register your nick with freenode. [10:25] wade_ /nick blah [10:26] same as in any other irc client [10:27] wade_: irc commands start with a / . like "/nick newnick" or "/join #channelname" [10:28] i am back [10:28] how can i change my nickname [10:28] monkey help [10:28] wade_ type /nick blah [10:29] ok === wade_ is now known as mynameis [10:29] it worked [10:29] thanks [10:30] wade_: irc commands start with a / . like "/nick newnick" or "/join #channelname" === mynameis is now known as MonkeyDust1 [10:30] hey [10:31] [10:31] [10:31] [10:31] [10:31] immitation is the highest flattery, but it doenst feel like that [10:32] whois [10:32] whois MonkeyDust [10:33] MonkeyDust1: Please stop that. Thanks. [10:35] why /whois is not working [10:38] Howdy folks [10:41] Gidday [10:44] i am using weechat now [10:44] help [10:45] !help | wade1 [10:45] wade1: 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 [10:45] ok [10:46] wade1: for help in weechat type /help or /help command [10:46] ; done [10:46] its not working [10:46] :p [10:47] I want to get started with open source. Can anyone suggest a JAVA projects where they are tolerant to newbies? [10:47] [10:47] striker28 #ubuntu-offtopic [10:47] striker28, best to ask java channels I would think ... [10:48] Any channel other than ##java you know of cfhowlett === wade1 is now known as LookIAmSoDumb [10:48] striker28, you should go to the GNU / Gnu Linux channels and ask about open source. [10:48] this ^^^ [10:48] [10:48] LookIAmSoDumb: https://weechat.org/files/doc/stable/weechat_user.en.html [10:49] thanks [10:49] LookIAmSoDumb: there is also a quick start guide on weechat.org [10:49] LookIAmSoDumb wade stop changing your nick [10:49] apt-get install someapp gives me error wssays theot using locking for read only lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock [10:50] In ununtu-touch [10:50] !aptlock | daniman [10:50] daniman: If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » [10:52] cfhowlett: No. fuser [10:53] I don't think it has crushed, I am using ubuntu on pphone [10:55] daniman: when using ubuntu-touch best is to ask in #ubuntu-touch since that got a different setup than the regular desktop install [11:06] how to show line 1000 in history command ? [11:06] mintux !1000 [11:07] MonkeyDust: it's run it i need to show it [11:09] mintux type man history, see if you find what you need [11:09] mintux: history | grep '^ 1000 ' === orly is now known as Guest74784 [11:10] ) ducasse: return nothing [11:11] mintux: then event number 1000 is not stored [11:18] I've installed sudo apt-get install android-emulator and I'm wondering if it's possible now to run Android emulator without having to download anything else? P.S. I've asked into #Android and I've very agressive unfriendly none related reponse. [11:19] it would be great if someone can help here [11:20] LJHSLDJHSDLJH: what do you mean with ving to download" [11:20] woops [11:20] these are the directory contents after the installation http://pastebin.com/nXKz7xc1 [11:21] "without having to download anything else" [11:21] brainwash: SDK [11:22] so, it does not work out-of-the-box? [11:22] brainwash: that is what my question is all about. [11:22] whether it works or not and how to it if so [11:23] dont be aggressive or we'l have to tase u bro [11:23] !behelpful | beowulf_ [11:23] beowulf_: 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. [11:23] in 16.04 android-emulator is only a transitional dummy package [11:23] LJHSLDJHSDLJH: first hit on ddg: http://xmodulo.com/how-to-run-android-emulator-on-ubuntu-or-debian.html [11:23] cfhowlett, but jokes are fun [11:24] ducasse: March 3, 2013 tho [11:24] !ubuntu-make | LJHSLDJHSDLJH [11:24] LJHSLDJHSDLJH: ubuntu-make is a command line tool which allows you to download the latest version of popular developer tools like android sdk and others. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-make [11:24] beowulf_, you are free to amuse yourself in your own channel. this is ubuntu support. respect the guidelines as they apply to everyone [11:25] ducasse: I've been through that page too ... it asks to ~/android-sdks/tools/android which I don't want to download sdk [11:25] I though I can download and run android emulator without extra unwanted stuf [11:25] f [11:25] how to install vlc using terminal [11:25] software center is stuck on vlc installation [11:26] sudo apt-get install vlc [11:26] sudo apt install vlc Codfection [11:26] 16.04 ubuntu [11:26] sudo apt-get install vlc [11:26] thats all? [11:26] thanks alot :) [11:26] yes [11:26] why is software center stuck [11:26] when installing something [11:26] Codfection: apt should tell you. [11:27] cod you'll probly have to unstick the software center before you can use apt [11:27] Does anyone have any experience with startup services? [11:27] LJHSLDJHSDLJH: so your target is to run android apps? [11:27] Codfection,^ [11:28] unstick from dock? [11:28] no from usage, Codfection [11:28] so its half stuck [11:28] how to close it === Joy is now known as juser [11:30] how do I get xchat to not use this server? [11:30] Codfection, sudo killall -9 software-centre [11:30] juser, do not user xchat. it is abandonware for years now. use hexchat [11:30] I have a raspberry pi 2 installed with Ubuntu Mate 15.10 and I have disabled GUI and autologin is enabled. All I am trying to do is run a node server on startup and I ahve pretty much succeeded in doing so. But it run in the background as a service. I need it to run on the terminal so I can utilize process.stdin and process.stdout [11:31] usman_ rpi has it's own channel, also try #ubuntu-arm [11:31] Oh okay [11:31] Thanks mate [11:31] cfhowlett, ok will install. I have only been using ubuntu for 3 day so I'm totally ignorant. [11:32] juser, no worries and welcome to ubuntu. [11:32] I got fed up windows update problems and installed ubuntu. I will never buy another microsoft product. [11:33] !manual | juser [11:33] juser: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ [11:33] Earlier today I inserted my SD card and unmounted the /dev/sdb1 , after writing the files to the SD card I cannot see the USB in the Explorer, what can i do? [11:33] I feel like i made a mistake somewhere with the unmounting, I was writing Rasbian OS to it using the website instructions [11:34] ubottu, ok thanks [11:34] linuxmodder, u around ;) [11:34] hi everyone [11:34] sephiroth_ some nickname [11:35] This chat room is a big suprise [11:35] sephiroth_ type /topic [11:35] sephiroth_, please ask your support questions [11:35]