[00:00] <mate|35300> backports ?
[00:00] <mate|35300> what is that?
[00:01] <mate|35300> i dont see something with backports
[00:02] <fifty-sevenC> backports are packages 'ported back' to a previous release
[00:03] <fifty-sevenC> Check all the tabs
[00:03] <fifty-sevenC> It will be there somewhere
[00:04] <mate|35300> all tabs are checked
[00:05] <mate|35300> where you from ?
[00:07] <mate|35300> i ask because talking my own laguage is easier for me ^^
[00:08] <fifty-sevenC> USA
[00:08] <mate|35300> aaah oke
[00:08] <mate|35300> i am from the Netherlands
[00:09] <mate|35300> oke well i will go now.. check ya next time!! thanks for the help!
[00:09] <fifty-sevenC> Later
[00:35] <crist> hola/hello!
[00:38] <jaybo>  recently installed Ubuntu-Mate 16.04. I had no issues installing OpenVpn and it connects just fine. However, once connected, I do not have the lock symbol indicating VPN is connected. I am not sure if I did something to mess that up or if OpenVPN installed that way as I may have not checked when I first installed. Is there anyway to get the VPN indicator back? I see it flashing during the connection process, just does not stay
[00:38] <jaybo> after being connected.
[00:58] <jaybo> signing off
[00:58] <fifty-sevenC> ?
[01:49] <nicholas_> i am tryint to increase storage om my 32 gb
[02:40] <skeleton1ey> has anyone else run into a problem with OpenVPN not showing up in the GUI?
[02:47] <nomic> skeleton1ey go and ask on ubuntu forums / mate forums
[02:47] <nomic> https://ubuntu-mate.community/
[02:51] <skeleton1ey> nomic: in other words...you don't know how to fix it?
[02:58] <fifty-sevenC> Do you have a gui installed for it?
[02:59] <skeleton1ey> yeah I didn't realize you needed the gnome package for mate
[02:59] <skeleton1ey> it's good to go
[02:59] <fifty-sevenC> MATE is formerly Gnome 2
[02:59] <fifty-sevenC> Rather a fork of Gnome 2
[03:51] <jramirez>  does anyone knows a good website with good HOW TO on linux
[03:52] <fifty-sevenC> How to what on linux?
[03:52] <jramirez> Lets say for intermediate learning
[03:54] <fifty-sevenC> http://linux-training.be/linuxsys.pdf
[03:54] <jramirez> Thanks buddy
[04:13] <james_> james
[04:22] <alkisg> bond
[04:23] <jramirez> 007
[09:36] <amery> Hola
[09:38] <phoenix_> Hi all :-)
[09:39] <phoenix_> Does anyone here run a Dell e6430 by any chance??
[10:54] <danboid> flexiondotorg: Any comment or news on the Arch MATE packages getting updated?
[10:56]  * flexiondotorg is no longer an Arch Linux TU.
[10:56] <danboid> flexiondotorg: Who is the new maintainer of MATE for Arch?
[10:57] <flexiondotorg> There are several people interested.
[10:58] <danboid> flexiondotorg: How or when will the new maintainer be decided?
[10:59] <danboid> I have no idea how any of that works with Arch
[11:01] <danboid> There are two features I'd really love to see added to MATE - maybe they've been added into 1.14?
[11:03] <danboid> First is an easier way to resize windows without having to place your cursor on the exact pixels of a window edge / corner eg by holding a key to make it 'snap' to the nearest edge
[11:04] <danboid> Second, it'd be good if the current window that has focus / foreground status would be highlighted in the window selector menu
[11:05] <danboid> If those arent in 1.14 I'll file some requests
[11:06] <danboid> resizing windows under MATE on a 4K display is quite painful
[11:10] <ouroumov> danboid, easier resizing is already available in Ubuntu MATE 16.04 using MATE 1.12.1 : hold ALT down while doing a right click on a window quadrant, then drag.
[11:12] <danboid> ouroumov: So it does! Excellent! Thanks for pointing that out
[11:13] <ouroumov> yw
[11:16] <danboid> I thought 16.04 would have 1.14 - thats a shame
[11:16] <flexiondotorg> Why would you think that?
[11:16] <danboid> Not that I really use Ubuntu myself these days
[11:16] <danboid> 1.14 got released before 16.04
[11:17] <danboid> didn't it?
[11:17] <danboid> obviously not soon enough
[11:17] <danboid> I've written a script to easily install Arch to ZFS btw Wimpy
[11:18] <danboid> https://github.com/danboid/ALEZ
[11:19] <danboid> I'm not entirely sold on Antegros or the way it handles ZFS currently
[11:19] <danboid> hence my script
[11:20] <danboid> It only supports GPT/BIOS currently and doesn't do RAIDZ yet
[11:23] <danboid> Installing to GRUB using MBR and ZFS seems to require a hack currently so I'm not so keen
[11:24] <danboid> It only supports single disk and mirrored configs atm
[11:24] <danboid> Might the 16.10 installer support ZFS?
[11:27] <danboid> My installer creates datasets that work with boot environments and that wasn't the case with Antergos last time I checked
[11:39] <mate|95922> hi can i get help to install paltalk
[11:39] <mate|95922> i did installet win
[13:09] <staeksauce> On the side of one of my monitors there's about an inch of space that goes top to bottom where I can't put icons or maximize windows into. Any idea what would case that? I still see the wallpaper, mouse can move over it no prob, rt click menu shows up if I rt click there...
[13:10] <fifty-sevenC> staeksauce, are you running unity by chance?
[13:11] <staeksauce> no, I have Compiz running
[13:11] <staeksauce> but it does seem like there's an invisible dock or something there
[13:12] <staeksauce> it behaves just like that
[13:12] <staeksauce> Mate with Compiz
[13:12] <fifty-sevenC> Maybe you have one of the docks turned on
[13:13] <staeksauce> omg, that was it
[13:13] <staeksauce> lol
[13:13] <staeksauce> thx
[13:30] <tv_> hi community
[13:30] <tv_> need help with chromium on rpi
[13:31] <tv_> i have install chromium with app welcome and chromium crash at the start
[13:34] <fifty-sevenC> Check logs for why it crashed
[13:38] <tv_> where i can see this log ?
[13:43] <christian__> Dear all
[13:43] <christian__> I few minutes ago I started with ubuntu mate 16.04
[13:43] <christian__> It is great !
[13:44] <christian__> the only thing i miss is a search function in the software boutique
[13:44] <christian__> Am I blind or is this not there?
[13:50] <ouroumov> christian__, hi
[13:50] <ouroumov> christian__, subscribe to Welcome Updates. I think that feature has been added recently
[13:52] <ouroumov> christian__, nevermind It's not in mine
[13:52] <ouroumov> But from reading the forum I think it's in development or in the process of being added, following multiple requests for the feature from users
[13:53] <christian__> oh that would be great.
[13:54] <christian__> as i started to set up my PC the way I need, it is a pitty to get all the lists to see if there is the apropriate package
[13:54] <ouroumov> hi tv_ crash logs are usually collected in the folder /var/crash
[13:55] <tv_> i find crash lob
[13:55] <tv_> i apt-get install dependes for see if is good
[13:59] <ouroumov> christian_ if you ever check the public log, you'll be interested to know that my Welcome version was not up to date. I ran the update and there is now a search feature for the software boutique
[14:11] <christian__> dear ouroumov
[14:11] <christian__> I did a update
[14:12] <christian__> and what should I say : now there is a search function in the upper right corner!
[14:12] <christian__> thanks
[14:15] <student> yolo
[14:15] <student> yoloy=
[14:22] <ouroumov> christian__, yup ^^
[14:25] <spacey> hi, pluma starts, but I can't find the window/window is not created
[14:25] <spacey> it's not created on other workspaces either
[15:03] <wbz> hello
[15:28] <ouroumov> hi spacey
[15:28] <ouroumov> spacey, what version of Ubuntu MATE are you using?
[15:29] <spacey> 16.94
[15:29] <spacey> whoop
[15:29] <spacey> 16.04
[15:29] <ouroumov> spacey, what window manager are you using? (check it under MATE Tweak -> Windows)
[15:31] <spacey> marco, uh, non-composite
[15:31] <spacey> sorry, program-composite
[15:31] <spacey> 2nd choice
[15:31] <spacey> not sure of the english translation right now
[15:31] <ouroumov> It's "software compositor"
[15:32] <ouroumov> Okay
[15:32] <ouroumov> did you try starting pluma from the command line?
[15:33] <spacey> yes
[15:33] <ouroumov> Did you try starting it with the --new-window option?
[15:34] <spacey> no luck
[15:34] <ouroumov> please run the command "killall pluma" and try again
[15:37] <spacey> still won't create a window..
[15:40] <ouroumov> spacey, I need to disconnect for the ride home. Please try switching you WM to Marco+Compton, see if that changes anything. I'll be back.
[15:40] <spacey> :) ok
[15:40] <ouroumov> You can also ask on the forum for more visibility
[15:40] <ouroumov> cheers
[15:41] <spacey> cheers
[16:13] <darnellwesh> a?
[16:20] <ouroumov> B.
[16:22] <gordonjcp> ouroumov: wow, you disconnect your IRC client?
[16:25] <ouroumov> gordonjcp, on my laptop, yes
[16:25] <ouroumov> My other machine should still be connected though
[16:25] <gordonjcp> ouroumov: tmux and irssi :-)
[16:25] <ouroumov> Yeah it's ouroumov_
[16:25] <ouroumov> Oh
[16:26] <ouroumov> Hm
[16:26] <ouroumov> Yeah but I'm lazy, having to ssh into my server from the bus is u_u
[16:29] <gordonjcp> ouroumov: mosh :-)
[16:47] <Bokmuske> I understand the 16.04 release has been released. Now, how do I get my OS from 2014 to update to it?
[16:48] <Akuli> Bokmuske, what's your current ubuntu version?
[16:48] <Akuli> check with something like 'cat /etc/issue' on a terminal
[16:49] <Bokmuske> That's why I was a bit vague; caja doesn't tell me.
[16:49] <Bokmuske> OK
[16:50] <Bokmuske> Curiously: Though it sys it's copyright 2014, it's actually 15.04.
[16:50] <Bokmuske> "says"
[16:56] <mar_robhd> hi
[16:57] <Bokmuske> Does that tell you enough?
[16:59] <Akuli> ummh, 15.04 is probably your ubuntu version, not when your mate version was compiled
[16:59] <Akuli> Anyway, i want to know what you get for running cat /etc/issue on a terminal
[16:59] <Akuli> Or if you fear the terminal, open caja, go to /etc with it and tell me what's in a file called issue
[16:59] <Bokmuske> Ubuntu 15.04 \n \l
[16:59] <Bokmuske> Ubuntu 15.04 \n \l
[17:00] <Bokmuske> (Well, only once; I had trouble pasting it.)
[17:03] <nomic> mate 15.04 is out of support in weeks
[17:04] <nomic> 16.04 is the long term release, supported until 2021 I think
[17:04] <nomic> 5 years
[17:04] <nomic> yeah
[17:04] <ouroumov_> No, it's three years
[17:04] <nomic> sudo apt-get upgrade -- you do not even have to log off
[17:04] <nomic> ok
[17:05] <nomic> its not a hellish gamble/nightmare / all night / cannot use your computer -- as with windows 10
[17:05] <nomic> easy.
[17:05] <nomic> not an issue.
[17:05]  * nomic did it on my pi3 while playing a movie & continuing to work
[17:06] <ouroumov_> So Bokmuske you need to upgrade to 15.10 first, then from 15.10 to 16.04
[17:06] <nomic> reboot .. 16.04
[17:06] <nomic> movie in HD
[17:06] <nomic> so cool
[17:06] <nomic> bbl.
[17:07] <Bokmuske> Yes, I know why I want to upgrade; I just needed to know how.
[17:09] <Bokmuske> If I have to do it in two steps, does apt-get know that?
[17:10] <nomic> http://www.ubuntumaniac.com/2016/01/how-to-upgrade-from-ubuntu-1510-to.html
[17:11] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, your graphical software updater doesn't propose you to do the upgrade to 15.10?
[17:11] <nomic> How To : Upgrade From Ubuntu 15.10 to Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus (LTS)
[17:11] <Bokmuske> This graphical software updater being which program, or what option in the menu?
[17:13] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, I'm not sure of the menu layout but on 16.04 it's under System -> Administration -> Software Updater
[17:13] <ouroumov_> You can also start it from the terminal with the command "update-manager"
[17:15] <Bokmuske> Closest menu option to that tells me the software on my machine is updated or up to date. (Talk about bad translations.)
[17:16] <Bokmuske> Yes, update-manager gets me the same program. No mention of upgrading.
[17:16] <Bokmuske> It's likely this computer is configured to not bother with non-LTS releases, though.
[17:17] <ouroumov_> start it with "update-manager -c"
[17:17] <Bokmuske> But it doesn't tell me about the LTS release either.
[17:17] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, you know 15.04 is not an LTS right?
[17:17] <ouroumov_> It's a version that is no longer supported.
[17:18] <Bokmuske> Yes, that's why I'm trying to get to an LTS. 15.04 was just a stopgap when I installed the new computer.
[17:18] <ouroumov_> Okay
[17:19] <ouroumov_> Anyway there's a way to start a release upgrade from command line
[17:20] <Bokmuske> sudo apt-get upgrade?
[17:20] <ouroumov_> command is "sudo do-release-upgrade -d"
[17:21] <Bokmuske> WOuldn't the -d get me a developer release, rather than a public one?
[17:23] <ouroumov_> No
[17:23] <ouroumov_> 15.10 is no longer under development
[17:23] <ouroumov_> By that I mean,
[17:23] <ouroumov_> The latest devel release of 15.10 is the actual release of 15.10
[17:24] <gordonjcp> I've just stuck a hard disk out of a broken laptop into a spare one I had kicking about
[17:24] <gordonjcp> Xubuntu 12.04
[17:25] <gordonjcp> "stat syslog.1" suggests it was last run 14/8/2012
[17:25] <gordonjcp> hm, 840 updated packages?
[17:25] <Bokmuske> OK. Let's see if that works, for without the -d it was my first and failed try.
[17:26] <Bokmuske> No new version found.
[17:26] <ouroumov_> ...
[17:26] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, when's the last time you did a software update?
[17:27] <Bokmuske> Any update at all? Just before trying to upgrade the OS.
[17:27] <ouroumov_> okay
[17:27] <ouroumov_> Well I'm out of ideas for a release upgrade here.
[17:28] <ouroumov_> You don't have a separate /home partition by any chance?
[17:29] <Bokmuske> I expect I have, yes.
[17:30] <gordonjcp> sounds like a clean install is the best bet then
[17:30] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, please check using the command: lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT
[17:30] <ouroumov_> (paste the result to pastebin or such)
[17:32] <Bokmuske> Sighs. I've been using Ubuntu since C.. C...; why do these LTS upgrades never work the way you expect them?
[17:32] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, to avoid hardships in the future, please keep up with supported versions of Ubuntu.
[17:32] <gordonjcp> I'm not sure you're supposed to upgrade from one LTS to another
[17:33] <Bokmuske> Then what's the use of LTS-es?
[17:33] <Bokmuske> But this is the first LTS of Mate; there was nothing to keep up with.
[17:33] <gordonjcp> Bokmuske: servers and such, where you don't want to be upgrading frequently
[17:33] <ouroumov_> gordonjcp, yes LTS to LTS updates are supposed to be smooth
[17:33] <gordonjcp> ouroumov_: I've never bothered
[17:34] <gordonjcp> it's easier just to do a clean install
[17:34] <Bokmuske> OK, root is on sda, /home is on sdb.
[17:34] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, but there was 15.10 you were supposed to update to a while ago
[17:34] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, I don't know why it wasn't done for your machine.
[17:34] <Bokmuske> Hence the need for a stopgap when I went to MATE instead.
[17:34] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, maybe you disabled all release upgrades in the software settings or such
[17:35] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, that's good news
[17:35] <Bokmuske> Where do I find such a setting?
[17:35] <ouroumov_> System -> Administration -> Software & Updates
[17:38] <Bokmuske> OK, it is set to only notify for LTS releases, but I don't see anything about not installing them when asked.
[17:39] <ouroumov_> Well anyway, you better do a clean install IMO.
[17:39] <Bokmuske> Sighs.
[17:40] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, it shouldn't be too painful since you have a separate home partition
[17:41] <ouroumov_> Do you know how to install the OS with the manual partitioning?
[17:41] <Bokmuske> No, it's more in the how did I do that last time, part, and in the less than user-friendly interfaces of most OS-installers.
[17:41] <ouroumov_> You go to "something else" when it proposes you to erase disk and install
[17:43] <Bokmuske> Yes, I know how to manually partition, or at least, I'll probably recall when I get there.
[17:43] <ouroumov_> You Create two partitions on your SDA: One for / with most of the space of SDA, the other for use as swap with as much space as you have RAM. Then you use the whole /sdb for /home and you make sure not to check the "format partition" stuff
[17:44] <Bokmuske> I'l have to trust that 3,9G is correct for Swap; I don't recall the memsize.
[17:45] <Bokmuske> For some reason it has three partitions as it is now; an sda2 of 1K that I can't recall the purpose of.
[17:46] <Bokmuske> I'd better not use the entire sdb for /home, as I'd wipe out my other partitions if I did.
[17:47] <gordonjcp> swap?
[17:47] <gordonjcp> oldschool...
[17:47] <Bokmuske> Well: [SWAP]
[17:48] <gordonjcp> I don't think I've set up a swap partition in years
[17:48] <gordonjcp> memory is basically free these days
[17:48] <Bokmuske> And yes, my school is some 4 centuries old.
[17:49] <gordonjcp> ah, one of those modern polytechnics?
[17:49] <gordonjcp> :-D
[17:50] <Bokmuske> I think I used a USB stick as a boot disk of sorts last time; does that make sense?
[17:50] <gordonjcp> yes
[17:51] <ouroumov_> yes
[17:51] <gordonjcp> you can boot off USB
[17:51] <gordonjcp> you can actually install onto a USB stick
[17:51] <Bokmuske> So, how will I have gotten the image on the USB to boot from it?
[17:51] <ouroumov_> It's the standard way to do it nowadays
[17:51] <gordonjcp> then you *really* don't want swap, and you want a fastish stick
[17:52] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, insert your USB
[17:52] <Bokmuske> (Yes, but four centruries ago a stick was made of wood.)
[17:52] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, Download the .iso of 16.04
[17:52] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, With the USB in, type "df -h", identify the /dev/sdX of your USB stick
[17:52] <gordonjcp> booting from USB has been standard for about ten years now
[17:53] <ouroumov_> Then use the command: "sudo dd if=file.iso of=/dev/sdX && sync"
[17:53] <ouroumov_> Then you should be good to go
[17:53] <gordonjcp> ouroumov_: in a few minutes :-)
[17:53] <ouroumov_> Be warned that if you use the wrong /dev/sdX in your dd command, you will nuke your filesystems.
[17:54] <Bokmuske> gordonjcp: Sure, but when you don't live in a mem-factory and have a high-mem non-USB-boot computer, the world looks different.
[17:54] <gordonjcp> Bokmuske: what on earth have you got that can run Ubuntu 12.04 and can't boot from USB?
[17:54] <ouroumov_> what
[17:55] <Bokmuske> Hold on copy and pasting
[17:55] <ouroumov_> gordonjcp, what are you talking about?
[17:55] <ouroumov_> gordonjcp, he's running 15.04
[17:55] <gordonjcp> 18:54 < Bokmuske> gordonjcp: Sure, but when you don't live in a mem-factory and have a high-mem non-USB-boot  computer, the world looks different.
[17:55] <ouroumov_> oh
[17:55] <gordonjcp> okay, 15.04
[17:55] <gordonjcp> that's worse
[17:55] <ouroumov_> It is.
[17:55] <gordonjcp> wtf can run 15.04 and can't boot from USB?
[17:55] <ouroumov_> It really is.
[17:56] <gordonjcp> I am currently on a 12-year-old Toshiba laptop picked out of a scrpa pile at work
[17:56] <gordonjcp> booted from USB
[17:56] <ouroumov_> gordonjcp, I don't think that's what he meant by non-usb-boot computer
[17:56] <Bokmuske> The 12.04 ran on a machine that had a good set of mem-slots, but not such a good BIOS.
[17:57] <ouroumov_> Okay, maybe it's me that's completely misunderstanding everything
[17:57] <Bokmuske> The 15.04 is what I have on this machine.
[17:57] <gordonjcp> Bokmuske: how far from north-west Scotland are you?  Come and take away some Core 2 Duos
[17:58] <ouroumov_> lol
[17:58] <gordonjcp> most have at least 2GB of RAM and an 40GB SATA drive (intended for storing everything on a network server)
[17:58] <Bokmuske> -12 and -5, probably.
[17:58] <gordonjcp> or P4s if you don't mind a high electric bill but wnat to stay warm
[17:58] <gordonjcp> have as many P4s as you like
[17:58] <ouroumov_> gordonjcp, you're one of the guys from MATE on leeds?
[17:59] <gordonjcp> ouroumov_: no, I'm just an enthusiastic user
[17:59] <gordonjcp> I'm a little north of Glasgow, Leeds is in another country
[17:59] <Bokmuske> It would be easier to put the travelling cost in the mem. But, thanks for the mention; if I have money to spare at some point, I'll have a look at mem-upgrades.
[18:00] <ouroumov_> Right, sorry for my poor knowledge of Geography
[18:00] <Bokmuske> Is this going to wipe clean my USB stick?
[18:00] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, let's say you'll loose everything on it for sure
[18:00] <ouroumov_> So yeah, back it up
[18:01] <gordonjcp> Bokmuske: in all seriousness it's worth spending money on having at least 4GB of RAM and an SSD
[18:01] <gordonjcp> and of the two, if you can only get one get the SSD
[18:01] <Bokmuske> Right. I fear I've used my window talking to you guys, but thanks for the help. Gets me some time recalling what stick I used that apparently had the size and no content.
[18:02] <Bokmuske> Well, considering my SWAP is 3,9, and I have a separate disk for the OS, I expect I have just that.
[18:03] <Bokmuske> "3.9G" for those on the other side of the North Sea.
[18:03] <Bokmuske> Anyway, thanks for now. I'll see if I can make it happen some time later this evening.
[18:03] <gordonjcp> Bokmuske: you would not believe how much of a difference an SSD makes
[18:03] <ouroumov_> Bokmuske, good luck
[18:04] <Bokmuske> Yeah, I think that's what the seller said when we discussed what this computer was going to look like. It's just that once it runs, I live with my choices and tend to forget the details.
[18:04] <Bokmuske> Thanks.
[18:07] <pilne> hrm, i'm not sure i like "apt" more than "apt-get" and friends
[18:12] <ouroumov_> I do
[18:12] <ouroumov_> It's 4 chars shorter ^^
[18:14] <pilne> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade vs apt update && apt list --upgradable isn't much of a tradeoff for me
[18:15] <ouroumov_> Why don't you just use "apt upgrade"?
[18:15] <pilne> i'll try that next time, i don't recall it showing the packages that were going to be upgraded
[18:40] <ahmed> test
[18:41] <ahmed> Hello, this is my first time.
[18:44] <ahmed> Is this best distory in linux ?
[18:45] <gordonjcp> ahmed: depends
[18:46] <gordonjcp> ahmed: it's far from ideal on a server
[18:46] <gordonjcp> it's pretty good for a desktop
[18:57] <ahmed> nice i want to entertainment
[18:58] <gordonjcp> ahmed: maybe you should look at Kodi and indeed Kodibuntu
[18:59] <gordonjcp> although Kodibuntu is more for a PC that will be hooked up to a TV
[19:02] <ahmed> really why i should using kodibuntu?
[19:33] <staeksauce> what themes are compatible with Ubuntu Mate? I'm having no luck with anything I find on gnome-look?
[20:52] <TheMarius> Oki doki.... i got a usb condenser mic here now
[20:52] <TheMarius> but im not able to get it working in ubuntu
[20:52] <TheMarius> any ideas?
[20:52] <TheMarius> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tL34TUT2rc <- its the same as this i guess
[20:55] <TheMarius> uh.. i thought it was running trough USB
[20:55] <TheMarius> never mind .. haha
[20:55] <TheMarius> BUT ... i aint got no sound in skype
[20:55] <TheMarius> happened suddenly
[21:24] <Naseem> Hi how do i install skype on ubuntu
[21:25] <Naseem> ??
[21:27] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, "sudo apt-get install skype"
[21:27] <fifty-sevenC> sudo apt-get install skype
[21:27] <Naseem> Thanks
[21:27] <fifty-sevenC> Mate is moving to GTK3 literally days after I was asking about hi dpi screens. xD
[21:28] <Naseem> Is it possible to play The division which is a windoes game on ubuntu if so how ?
[21:28] <Naseem> The Division Game >
[21:28] <fifty-sevenC> Does it say it supports Linux?
[21:29] <Naseem> It says not compatible
[21:29] <fifty-sevenC> There you go
[21:30] <Naseem> So no 3rd party software to do some majic ?
[21:31] <TheMarius> hmm... isnt mate already running gtk3?
[21:32] <Naseem> I am very new to ubuntu
[21:32] <Naseem> sorry whats it means gtk3?
[21:35] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, GTK (GIMP Toolkit) is a library for creating Graphical User Interfaces. The library is available under the GPL license. Using this library, you can create open-source, free or commercial programs. The library has the name GIMP toolkit (GTK) because it was originally created for developing GIMP.
[21:38] <Naseem> Tried searching in ubuntu software but cant find under the name GIMP toolkit
[21:39] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, Are you wanting to install GIMP, or something else?
[21:40] <Naseem> I really dont know how it will help me
[21:40] <Naseem> I wanted to play some windows games on ubuntu
[21:40] <Naseem> thats the idea
[21:41] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, GIMP is a graphics package - like "Photoshop" in a way...but that's not what you're trying to do, is it? You're asking about games and the likes, right?
[21:41] <Naseem> yeah
[21:41] <Naseem> no i dont need any photoshop or photo editor
[21:42] <Naseem> May be i should install windows 7 and dual boot
[21:42] <Naseem> windows for games and ubuntu for the rest
[21:43] <fifty-sevenC> I wonder what benefit exactly there will be in packaging parts of mate in snaps
[21:43] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, Coolbeans...well, that being said, I'm sure that if you hang out long enough, someone will be along to give you a hand...personally, I don't play games, so I'm not going to be a big help to you...so just be patient...chill out, have a coffee/tea, relax...Oh, BTW, if you haven't done so already, you might want to install "Synaptic" - it's the better software package manager...heaps more detailed and easier to
[21:43] <YankDownUnder> customise...
[21:45] <fifty-sevenC> I wonder if there is a way I could contribute to the move to GTK3 or snaps
[21:45] <Naseem> installed it thanks
[21:45] <fifty-sevenC> I don't have any experience with C, however
[21:45] <fifty-sevenC> Well, aside from reading it
[21:46] <Naseem> now something bit serious
[21:46] <fifty-sevenC> I'm 99% sure no one has played The Division on linux.
[21:46] <Naseem> My harddisk specs are 128 SSD + 1TB Harddisk
[21:47] <Naseem> i installed ubuntu on the SSD 128gb today
[21:48] <Naseem> Now i would like to know if i install windows on the 1TB will it make problems for ubuntu ?
[21:50] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, What version of Windows?
[21:50] <Naseem> Windows 7
[21:50] <Naseem> ultimate
[21:51] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, http://askubuntu.com/questions/6317/how-can-i-install-windows-after-ive-installed-ubuntu
[21:55] <Naseem> Thank u so much
[21:55] <Naseem> how do i install torrent in ubuntu
[21:55] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, You can buy me a coffee later, bro.
[21:55] <Naseem> :)
[21:55] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, "Transmission" - "sudo apt-get transmission" --> if it's not already installed...
[21:56] <Naseem> E: Invalid operation transmission
[21:56] <fifty-sevenC> apt-get install
[21:56] <fifty-sevenC> But it is already there
[21:57] <YankDownUnder> My bad...lack of coffee...sorry about that...
[21:57] <fifty-sevenC> I always forget the verb
[21:57] <Naseem> oh yeah its there
[21:57] <Naseem> i just search
[21:58] <fifty-sevenC> apt-cache something. Oh need apt-cache search something. apt-get something. oops meant apt-get install something
[21:58] <YankDownUnder> I'd forget my head if it wasn't stitched onto my neck...or bolted...can't remember...
[22:00] <Naseem> ok its downloading windows 7 64 bit
[22:01] <Naseem> now how do i make it bootable to usb
[22:01] <fifty-sevenC> You have a valid license for windows right?
[22:01] <Naseem> i know to make it legal
[22:01] <Naseem> :D
[22:01] <Naseem> loader
[22:03] <fifty-sevenC> If you're pirating it don't talk about it on freenode
[22:03] <Naseem> ok
[22:03] <Naseem> im sorry
[22:03] <Naseem> now how do i make it bootable to usb
[22:05] <Naseem> I had a software called win2flash but its only for windows and it wont work with ubuntu
[22:05] <Naseem> anything for ubuntu?
[22:05] <YankDownUnder> unetbootin
[22:06] <Naseem> anyone coming to dubai soon ?
[22:06] <Naseem> i work at the dubai airport
[22:07] <lucky12345> Hello
[22:07] <lucky12345> Anyonw here is a hacker?
[22:07] <YankDownUnder> Everyone's a hacker.
[22:07] <lucky12345> I wanna learn hacking computer
[22:07] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, One of these days, I shall visit there...
[22:08] <lucky12345> Hello guys!
[22:08] <Naseem> on we should meet
[22:08] <Naseem> let me know when
[22:08] <lucky12345> hello Naseem
[22:08] <Naseem> and you are from which country
[22:08] <lucky12345> me?
[22:09] <Naseem> to yank and yes u too
[22:09] <lucky12345> Dominican REpublic
[22:09] <lucky12345> and you?
[22:09] <Naseem> srilanka
[22:09] <lucky12345> nice to meet you man
[22:09] <lucky12345> are a hacker?
[22:10] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, This is what I'd want to see:http://www.visitdubai.com/en/see-thrill-play/heritage-and-culture/archaeological-and-historic-sites
[22:10] <Naseem> lol
[22:10] <Naseem> im new to systems
[22:10] <lucky12345> Ahh ok cool!
[22:10] <lucky12345> and where are you from?
[22:11] <lucky12345> are you boy and girl?
[22:11] <Naseem> boy
[22:11] <Naseem> srilanka
[22:11] <Naseem> Yank if u like old stuffs
[22:11] <Naseem> dubai is not te right place for historical
[22:12] <Naseem> it should be india o srilanka
[22:12] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, If I went to Sri Lanka, I'd get stuck into all the old temples and all that stuff...
[22:12] <Naseem> mountains rivers
[22:12] <Naseem> waterfalls
[22:12] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, As well, my fave author lived in Sri Lanka...Arthur C. Clarke.
[22:13] <Naseem> natural food spicy
[22:14] <Naseem> i made a skype call and the quality suxs
[22:14] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, Where I live right  now I'm surrounded by Indian food, Middle East food, African food...so it's all good to me.
[22:14] <lucky12345> Who is a hacker here?
[22:14] <Naseem> it wasnt the same in windows before
[22:14] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, You'll have to spend some time playing with the control and tweaking it to work best for you.
[22:15] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, And remember that Skype is owned by Microsoft...
[22:15] <Naseem> anything ubuntu has
[22:15] <Naseem> which will also work in ihpness
[22:15] <Naseem> iphones
[22:20] <YankDownUnder> Naseem, Check this out: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[22:24] <Naseem> Thanks dude
[22:27] <Naseem> ok then will catch up soon
[22:27] <Naseem> off to bed