pilne | is it normal to have about a 1 second delay from opening the terminal to having the prompt be available? | 02:08 |
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pilne | cpu not under load, plenty of ram available | 02:08 |
highdef | HEllo | 03:35 |
romeo | romeo | 08:02 |
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Dragnadh | hmmm | 14:50 |
Dragnadh | I installed steam from the software boutique, but for some reason when I click on it to open it won´t open.. o_O | 14:51 |
Akuli | Dragnadh, if you open a terminal and type 'steam' there, what happens? | 14:52 |
Dragnadh | well | 14:53 |
Dragnadh | a lot of errors -_- | 14:53 |
Akuli | don't paste them here | 14:53 |
Dragnadh | all related to libgl | 14:53 |
Akuli | go here http://dpaste.com/ paste errors, click the paste it button and give us a link | 14:54 |
Dragnadh | http://dpaste.com/1JNSZKW | 14:55 |
Akuli | googling one of the lines, i found this | 14:56 |
Akuli | https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=193802 | 14:56 |
Dragnadh | hmm | 14:56 |
Dragnadh | Uh i tried the command he pasted, says cannot find directory | 14:59 |
Akuli | which one | 15:00 |
Dragnadh | uh | 15:01 |
Dragnadh | The Remove libstdc++ in reply #5 of the topic | 15:01 |
Akuli | do you have a /home/yourusername/.local/share/Steam folder? | 15:05 |
Akuli | check with caja, press Ctrl+H to view everything | 15:06 |
Dragnadh | I am confused, where do i see this local thing | 15:07 |
Dragnadh | local map | 15:07 |
Akuli | open your home folder from a menu | 15:07 |
Akuli | press Ctrl+H and go to .local, then go to share, is there a Steam folder? | 15:07 |
Dragnadh | file system > home? | 15:07 |
Akuli | yes | 15:07 |
Akuli | then your username there | 15:07 |
Akuli | thats the home folder | 15:07 |
Dragnadh | ye | 15:07 |
Dragnadh | clicked it then i come at documents and music etc | 15:08 |
Akuli | now Ctrl+H | 15:08 |
Akuli | you'll see a bunch more stuff, go to .local | 15:08 |
Dragnadh | your right | 15:08 |
Dragnadh | ok | 15:08 |
Dragnadh | i am in the steam folder but i dont see a that library | 15:09 |
Akuli | hmm | 15:10 |
Akuli | there's a bunch of other files there too, remove any you find | 15:10 |
Dragnadh | i have 3 maps -> linux, logs and ubuntu12_32 | 15:11 |
Dragnadh | and steam.sh and 2 text files | 15:11 |
Akuli | You could ask on #ubuntu about this | 15:15 |
braulio_ | hola | 15:21 |
braulio_ | puedo instalar visual basic en mate ? | 15:21 |
gordonjcp | braulio_: I think you're asking if you can install Visual Basic in Ubuntu MATE? | 15:24 |
gordonjcp | oh wow, there's a #ubuntu-pa for people in Panama | 15:25 |
braulio_ | yes | 15:25 |
gordonjcp | braulio_: you might get it working in Wine, Visual Basic is very much a Windows-only thing | 15:25 |
braulio_ | ok friend, i like ubuntu | 15:27 |
gordonjcp | braulio_: what are you trying to do? | 15:27 |
Akuli | if you just want to program in c or c++ you can use some other IDE instead, but if you can't you need windows | 15:28 |
gordonjcp | if you need actual Visual Basic like maybe for school or college, you pretty much need to use it | 15:28 |
gordonjcp | Akuli: python might be a better fit, for VB stuff? | 15:28 |
Akuli | does visual basic do python? | 15:28 |
gordonjcp | no | 15:28 |
gordonjcp | but then it doesn't do C either :-) | 15:28 |
braulio_ | I want to use ubuntu as a platform, and install visual basic, schedule, tasks are college | 15:28 |
Akuli | oh right | 15:28 |
Akuli | its a language, not an ide :D | 15:28 |
gordonjcp | hehe | 15:29 |
gordonjcp | and actually you can get VSCode from Microsoft | 15:29 |
gordonjcp | written in JS, conceptually similar to Github Atom | 15:29 |
gordonjcp | I've never used Visual Studio, or indeed Visual Basic | 15:29 |
gordonjcp | but apparently VSCode is good, and there's a PPA for it | 15:30 |
gordonjcp | think of it | 15:30 |
gordonjcp | Microsoft - *Microsoft* - have an Ubuntu PPA | 15:30 |
Akuli | as far as i know its possible to install bash on windows 10 | 15:31 |
Akuli | bash provided by *Microsoft* | 15:31 |
gordonjcp | yup | 15:31 |
gordonjcp | and Linux binaries for MS SQL Server | 15:31 |
gordonjcp | I mean they do a GUI-less Windows Server already, have done for years | 15:31 |
gordonjcp | braulio_: okay so https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1325# | 15:31 |
gordonjcp | maybe that'll help? | 15:32 |
braulio_ | thank you | 15:36 |
Jacki | Hi | 16:13 |
Jacki | I got an issue with my login screen | 16:13 |
Jacki | right place here? | 16:13 |
gordonjcp | possibly | 16:14 |
gordonjcp | just ask your question :-) | 16:14 |
Jacki | When my login screen shows up it does some kind of refresh after two seconds | 16:15 |
Jacki | so often i am already typing my password and i get an error because I hit a key during this refresh | 16:16 |
Jacki | never happend to me before | 16:16 |
nomic | maybe your keyboard -- there is nothing that should intefere with the "login" | 16:16 |
nomic | its a keyboard problem | 16:16 |
Jacki | ok | 16:16 |
nomic | really | 16:16 |
nomic | its too basic to be anything | 16:17 |
Jacki | i have an external wireless logitech keyboard | 16:17 |
Jacki | probably its that | 16:17 |
nomic | 100% | 16:17 |
nomic | some issue with keyboard | 16:17 |
Jacki | never been working well with ubuntu | 16:17 |
nomic | showing up | 16:17 |
Jacki | ok i try to reboot | 16:17 |
nomic | way to test, plug real keyboard in | 16:17 |
nomic | ie. non-wireless | 16:17 |
Jacki | i have a laptop :) | 16:17 |
Jacki | but put it on a docking station sometimes | 16:18 |
Jacki | thats when i use the wireless keyboard | 16:18 |
Jacki | i do a reboot without the dongle attached | 16:18 |
nomic | not sure if wireless keyboard needs compatibility /drivers | 16:19 |
nomic | I really don't think so | 16:19 |
nomic | the hardware works like a physical keyboard, through the usb | 16:19 |
nomic | doesn't have driver .. its not a linux/ubuntu issue, this | 16:20 |
Jacki | still having the issue... | 16:21 |
gordonjcp | Jacki: yup, I get that too | 16:27 |
gordonjcp | Jacki: it's really annoying | 16:27 |
Jacki | its not going away | 16:28 |
Jacki | i detached the dongle | 16:28 |
Jacki | didnt work | 16:28 |
gordonjcp | Jacki: it's got nothing to do with the keyboard, I suspect | 16:29 |
gordonjcp | Jacki: it does it here on three laptops and two desktops, different hardware | 16:29 |
gordonjcp | same symptom | 16:29 |
Jacki | ok | 16:29 |
Jacki | I will post it in the forum i guess | 16:29 |
Jacki | pretty buggy version 16.04 | 16:29 |
gordonjcp | meh | 16:30 |
Jacki | never had so many problems with ubuntu | 16:30 |
gordonjcp | the simple fix I found was to just not type my password in for a couple of seconds after booting | 16:30 |
Jacki | yeah ok | 16:30 |
gordonjcp | or taking it out of screensaver | 16:30 |
Jacki | thats a workaround | 16:30 |
mooot | Hi is there any way I can get updated Flash to work on Chromium on an older laptop with ubuntu? | 16:50 |
mooot | I couldn't find the pepper plug in in the application centre and it didn't seem to work after trying to manually install it | 16:50 |
mooot | And Chrome browser was no longer supporting 32 bit | 16:50 |
mooot | I usually use Firefox but I did download Chromium when I tried to install the pepper plug in with that, which I couldn't seem to find | 16:55 |
nomic | flash is becoming deprecated, I beleive | 17:15 |
sixwheeledbeast | I removed flash ages ago. | 17:21 |
nomic | i think the end of flash was when apple removed it | 17:22 |
nomic | couple years back | 17:22 |
sixwheeledbeast | html5 video was the end of flash and rightly so. | 17:26 |
Akuli | mooot, its possible to get flash working, but i don't recommend it | 17:47 |
Akuli | flash is quite a security issue | 17:47 |
sixwheeledbeast | Exactly why I removed it | 17:55 |
ubuntu-mate | anybody here | 18:26 |
ubuntu-mate | ? | 18:26 |
gordonjcp | ubuntu-mate: lots of people | 18:27 |
ubuntu-mate | ok tanx | 18:27 |
gordonjcp | ubuntu-mate: however, in the GMT-ish side of the world it's early evening and lovely and sunny out, and in the other side it's night time and everyone's probably in bed :-D | 18:27 |
ubuntu-mate | so ... | 18:28 |
ubuntu-mate | i have a laptop | 18:28 |
ubuntu-mate | with broken HDD | 18:28 |
ubuntu-mate | i search opereting system who run good linux os | 18:28 |
ubuntu-mate | what i try | 18:29 |
ubuntu-mate | install the os on the usb stick | 18:29 |
ubuntu-mate | but is too slow | 18:29 |
ubuntu-mate | slowly open the applications ant more than | 18:29 |
gordonjcp | too slow to install, or too slow to run? | 18:29 |
ubuntu-mate | slow to run any program | 18:30 |
ubuntu-mate | i mean,i need a os who can install on usb stick | 18:30 |
ubuntu-mate | INSTALL ! | 18:30 |
ubuntu-mate | not live usb | 18:31 |
gordonjcp | jkkkkkkkkkkkbvu666666opi dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd8e n# | 18:31 |
ubuntu-mate | what :D | 18:31 |
* gordonjcp removes cat | 18:31 | |
ubuntu-mate | :D:D:D | 18:31 |
ubuntu-mate | the good cat yeah | 18:32 |
gordonjcp | oh, you want to use the USB stick as the hard disk? | 18:32 |
gordonjcp | you can do that, but you need a really good quality USB stick | 18:32 |
ubuntu-mate | yeah | 18:32 |
gordonjcp | cheap ones will be slow | 18:32 |
gordonjcp | you can install from a normal bootable USB stick to the other USB stick, just make sure you've got them the right way round | 18:32 |
ubuntu-mate | yeah,but is not same,becouse usb stick have a limit to read | 18:32 |
ubuntu-mate | ok listen | 18:33 |
gordonjcp | well, flash has a limit on the number of writes | 18:33 |
gordonjcp | but you're unlikely to hit that for all but the cheapest nastiest USB sticks | 18:33 |
ubuntu-mate | are you have ideq how i can save setiings and profiles on live usb | 18:33 |
ubuntu-mate | did* | 18:33 |
ubuntu-mate | live os | 18:34 |
ubuntu-mate | ? | 18:37 |
gordonjcp | oooh, there used to be a way to do that | 18:37 |
ubuntu-mate | yeah | 18:37 |
gordonjcp | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence | 18:37 |
ubuntu-mate | ok,take a look now | 18:38 |
ubuntu-mate | looks good | 18:39 |
gordonjcp | ubuntu-mate: what kind of hard disk is it? SATA or PATA? | 18:39 |
ubuntu-mate | sata | 18:39 |
ubuntu-mate | too many badblocks | 18:39 |
kaen | hello | 18:39 |
gordonjcp | you can get SATA-to-SD card adaptors for pennies these days | 18:39 |
ubuntu-mate | sata to SD | 18:40 |
ubuntu-mate | really | 18:40 |
ubuntu-mate | niiiiice | 18:40 |
ubuntu-mate | :D | 18:40 |
ubuntu-mate | did os accept the HDD | 18:41 |
ubuntu-mate | becouse for this moment OS dont acces the HDD | 18:41 |
ubuntu-mate | FATAL ERROR | 18:42 |
SuperEngineer | Will Wine install & work ok on an old 386 netbook? [can't find in boutique & the man from apt-get says no] | 18:45 |
SuperEngineer | [umate 16.04 i386] | 18:46 |
Akuli | it should | 18:53 |
Akuli | the man from apt-get says no? | 18:53 |
ubuntu-mate | i have a new question | 19:01 |
ubuntu-mate | did i make bad sectors in different partiton on hdd | 19:02 |
gordonjcp | ubuntu-mate: not unless you dropped it, hard | 19:03 |
nomic | you won#t cause bad secttors by typing .. its not software | 19:03 |
nomic | is reported by disk firmware | 19:03 |
nomic | if you have them, they are marked, and not addressed | 19:04 |
nomic | like minefields with flags on them | 19:04 |
ubuntu-mate | oh | 19:04 |
ubuntu-mate | how | 19:04 |
nomic | disk firmware .. onboard software, on the disk | 19:04 |
nomic | "firmware" | 19:04 |
ubuntu-mate | i tryed with fsck | 19:04 |
nomic | thats the tool | 19:05 |
nomic | to check | 19:05 |
ubuntu-mate | oh | 19:05 |
ubuntu-mate | i think is to repair | 19:05 |
nomic | they don't ever get opened | 19:05 |
SuperEngineer | Akuli: it says not found | 19:05 |
nomic | if they're opened, they die | 19:05 |
nomic | they contain gas | 19:05 |
nomic | to work | 19:05 |
gordonjcp | ubuntu-mate: fsck will repair disks where the stuff written to them is a bit confused | 19:05 |
SuperEngineer | [partner repo is enabled] | 19:05 |
gordonjcp | nomic: most don't, only air | 19:05 |
nomic | k | 19:06 |
Akuli | apt-cache search wine | 19:06 |
Akuli | should give you plenty of results | 19:06 |
nomic | wouldn't htink "air" | 19:06 |
ubuntu-mate | ok what i try to make | 19:06 |
SuperEngineer | Akuli: thanks | 19:06 |
nomic | "WD releases 6TB Ultrastar He6: The world's first helium-filled hard drive www.extremetech.com › Computing 4 Nov 2013 " | 19:07 |
gordonjcp | nomic: I don't think that's the first helium-filled hard disk | 19:07 |
gordonjcp | nomic: they were used a long time ago, for very, *very* specialised things | 19:08 |
nomic | ok | 19:08 |
nomic | is that before, or after, mercury delay lines | 19:08 |
nomic | is it after williams tubes | 19:09 |
Akuli | Can someone recommend an alternative to pygame? | 19:09 |
gordonjcp | well I first saw them in the 1990s | 19:09 |
Akuli | I've heard that pygame is deprecated and it sucks. | 19:10 |
Akuli | oops wrong channel :) | 19:10 |
gordonjcp | Akuli: were you supposed to be trolling #pygame? ;-) | 19:10 |
nomic | its not deprecated | 19:10 |
nomic | it is widely used | 19:10 |
gordonjcp | nomic: they were quite expensive and went into big green crates of computing equipment that went onto big grey ships | 19:11 |
nomic | was one of them the USS Eldridge? | 19:11 |
Akuli | no, #python | 19:11 |
Akuli | i was supposed to troll their way of saying that things suck and there's one right way, which is qt :) | 19:12 |
Akuli | by the way, qt sucks. especially for games. | 19:12 |
ubuntu-mate | http://linoxide.com/linux-how-to/how-to-fix-repair-bad-blocks-in-linux/ can help me that | 19:12 |
nomic | qt is not for games .. its a widget set | 19:12 |
nomic | you could make tiling games, I suppose | 19:12 |
SuperEngineer | & have you tried vacuuming - that really sucks! | 19:13 |
nomic | thats the funniest joke i've ever heard | 19:13 |
SuperEngineer | no it's not | 19:13 |
ubuntu-mate | bad | 19:13 |
nomic | ubuntu-mate - an issue that can be resolved in irc #ubuntu, far busier than here | 19:15 |
nomic | more likely to get a drive expert there | 19:15 |
nomic | may be easier tools to use than the one described in your article | 19:16 |
ubuntu-mate | buying a new | 19:16 |
ubuntu-mate | that is | 19:16 |
* SuperEngineer has always wanted a new "that is" ;-) | 19:17 | |
nomic | drive isn't going to heal | 19:17 |
nomic | bad sectors = on it's way out | 19:18 |
ubuntu-mate | yeah | 19:18 |
ubuntu-mate | i knooow | 19:18 |
ubuntu-mate | too much repaired PC`s | 19:18 |
ubuntu-mate | but now ,i want to resolve this | 19:19 |
* nomic got old drives all over | 19:19 | |
nomic | they amass | 19:19 |
nomic | must have 10 .. would probably be able to get together > 10 | 19:19 |
nomic | sort of 80gb , 60gb, 120gb 160gb etc etc | 19:19 |
nomic | laptop 2 inch drives | 19:20 |
* nomic has thrown stuff away | 19:20 | |
* nomic reckon could put together mebbe 8 working pcs | 19:20 | |
nomic | v v old | 19:20 |
nomic | no value | 19:20 |
nomic | couple more since I replaced with raspberry pi 3ds | 19:20 |
ubuntu-mate | this is 320 GB | 19:20 |
nomic | pi 3s | 19:20 |
ubuntu-mate | i need only 20 30 gb in partition | 19:21 |
ubuntu-mate | nothing more | 19:21 |
ubuntu-mate | this bad blocks | 19:21 |
user | ugh | 19:43 |
user | yo | 19:43 |
user | is anyone online | 19:43 |
user | I installed ubuntu mate 1604 and it works great, BUT i forgot to update my | 19:44 |
user | BIOS on my laptop | 19:44 |
user | it's an exe file | 19:44 |
user | I don't want to reinstall windows to load it | 19:44 |
user | then reinstall ubuntu mate again | 19:44 |
user | is there a way to run an exe file in linux to flash my bios? | 19:44 |
nomic | would get something like freedos to run it | 19:45 |
nomic | sort of thing I used to put on a dos disk | 19:45 |
nomic | boot the dos disk, run it .. nothing else running | 19:46 |
user | I suppose that could work | 19:46 |
nomic | wouldn't be sure something that low level, would execute to flash bios, through wine | 19:46 |
nomic | because wine will run in it's own protected env. | 19:46 |
nomic | it needs to run on the machine | 19:46 |
nomic | wine = emulator, so no | 19:46 |
nomic | or just grab a copy of dos | 19:47 |
nomic | 6.22 is prolly all over the place | 19:47 |
user | yeah, I will look it up and burn it to a cd | 19:47 |
nomic | get it bootable, | 19:47 |
nomic | you think upgrading your drives bios will resolve issues | 19:47 |
nomic | why | 19:47 |
user | no I don | 19:48 |
user | oops | 19:48 |
user | No, I don't have any issues, but I want the latest bios | 19:48 |
user | mine is 14 versions old | 19:48 |
user | I just flashed the bios on my DVD player a few days ago and now I can play some DVD's that were not working.... | 19:49 |
user | so maybe there is some updates or patches for this PC that will improve some things.... | 19:49 |
user | who knows | 19:49 |
user | The only thing wrong with this laptop is that the batter will not charge at all... and the bios won't fix that. | 19:50 |
user | battery | 19:50 |
carl__ | hi | 19:51 |
user | howdy | 19:52 |
carl__ | How is the world treating everyone? | 19:53 |
user | shitty, it's raining here | 19:54 |
user | and my basement gets wet when it rains | 19:54 |
carl__ | bright and sunny, might hit 100 degrees here in the high desert (3800ft) | 19:55 |
user | must be arizona | 19:57 |
carl__ | west texas | 19:57 |
user | says it's only 89 in w. texas | 19:58 |
user | https://weather.com/maps/ustemperaturemap | 19:58 |
carl__ | sorry, possible this weekend. June is hot as hell here. | 19:58 |
user | I lived in San Antonio for a while... that heat sometimes hits you in the face hard when you go outside | 19:59 |
Mordoc_Mystery | 20C and sunny in Calgary... | 19:59 |
carl__ | i bet your skin pores are clean, for the humidity lol | 20:00 |
user | well it's a little clammy in minnesota right now | 20:00 |
carl__ | Don't worry Calgary...no plans to invade Canada this year, maybe next year... | 20:01 |
user | Apparently after this election, plenty of people are moving to canada | 20:01 |
carl__ | Are there alternatives to vote for? | 20:02 |
carl__ | Canada = no guns! | 20:02 |
user | You can't have a gun in Canada? | 20:03 |
user | kinda lame | 20:03 |
user | How would you hunt? with a spear? | 20:03 |
carl__ | Hillery wants those guns! | 20:04 |
user | well, she just represents the status quo.... so no change really with her | 20:05 |
user | trump is a wild card, could be good, could be disaster | 20:05 |
Mordoc_Mystery | We don't mind guns, just not handguns and semi-automatics. Hunting rifles are okay with us... | 20:05 |
Mordoc_Mystery | The one that has made us laugh the most is the Canadian/US dating site, MapleMatch. | 20:05 |
user | semi-automatics are not necessary, but I think handguns are ok | 20:06 |
Mordoc_Mystery | For those seeking Canadians and a reason to move to Canada. | 20:06 |
Mordoc_Mystery | My wife is a Minnesotan, from Elk River... | 20:06 |
user | I know the place | 20:07 |
user | just north of me by 20 minutes | 20:07 |
carl__ | Gun Control means never having to say... I missed you! | 20:07 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Pretty country... | 20:07 |
user | maybe 30 minutes | 20:07 |
user | well, the only thing that bothers me is that the goverment and police have them, so if it's okay for them, then it should be ok for the citizens as well. | 20:07 |
user | if you want to ban guns, then ban them for everyone | 20:08 |
carl__ | Canada has breath-taking country. | 20:08 |
user | does canada have socialized medicine? | 20:08 |
Mordoc_Mystery | It's just a different history and culture this side of the 49th. I don't think I have any perspective on the US issues. | 20:09 |
Mordoc_Mystery | It does, single payer type system. | 20:10 |
user | if you make 100,000 per year in Canada, what do you have left after all your taxes are paid? | 20:11 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Depends on the province, taxes are less in the prairie provinces than Ontario and Quebec. It would be in the 30 to 40% range in Alberta | 20:12 |
user | hmmm... Do you have property taxes? | 20:15 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Yep. | 20:16 |
user | I guess I am just trying to figure out what the benefit to living in Canada would be vs. the U.S. or somewhere else like Europe (somewhere stable) | 20:16 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Average house in my community is around $3,000 per year CDN. | 20:16 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Hard to say. I've lived in the US and liked the area and the people. The job is what got me back to Canada. | 20:17 |
Mordoc_Mystery | I was just in the UK, and while wages were higher the cost of living was considerably higher as well. | 20:17 |
user | I visited Paris a few years ago for 17 days, and housing in the city is crazy expensive | 20:18 |
Mordoc_Mystery | Yep, my experience as well. | 20:18 |
miguel_ | hello | 20:19 |
user | I program, so I can pretty much work from anywhere | 20:19 |
user | I don't really care where I live, I would just like to find someplace less polluted. | 20:19 |
miguel_ | Algún español o de habla hispana? | 20:19 |
user | no say | 20:19 |
mooot | Is there any way to use updated flash on an older laptop with ubuntu? I normally use firefox but I downloaded Chromium since Chrome isn't supporting 32 bit anymore. I heard to use the pepper plug in, but it wasn't in the application centre and it didn't seem to fix anything after I manually installed it | 20:19 |
user | no ente endo | 20:19 |
Mordoc_Mystery | mooot, Not that I know of. Given that Adobe has abandoned Linux I think you're out of luck. | 20:20 |
markus__ | Hallo | 20:20 |
user | Why would you want to use flash? I thought it was dying. | 20:21 |
user | I don't visit sites that have flash... | 20:21 |
mooot | Yeah, that's why I was trying to use some kind of Chrome browser since that's what most people are using that for flash, but I couldn't seem to find the plug in I needed to have it work with Chromium | 20:21 |
user | I don't visit sites that use silverlight either | 20:21 |
user | You can't put 64-bit mate on your older laptop? I run it on mine and it works just fine. | 20:23 |
miguel_ | I need help please | 20:23 |
user | I have an old HP pavilion g4 | 20:23 |
mooot | Well when I tried to it wouldn't work | 20:23 |
mooot | There was some kind of error | 20:23 |
Mordoc_Mystery | user, That's one of things that I like about Southern Alberta. Pretty, weather is okay for the most part, lots of parks and such near by. | 20:23 |
user | for mine, I had to install ubuntu mate 15.1 64bit | 20:23 |
user | then run the software updater to 16.04 | 20:24 |
miguel_ | I uograde to Ubuntu Mate 16 and now i can,t install nothing | 20:24 |
user | download software center | 20:24 |
user | miguel | 20:24 |
markus__ | good bye | 20:25 |
miguel_ | I try all | 20:25 |
user | system>administration>software botique | 20:25 |
user | MORE SOFTWARE>SOFTWARE | 20:26 |
user | then install it. | 20:26 |
user | What kind of job would bring you back to Canada? | 20:28 |
miguel_ | okey | 20:28 |
miguel_ | thank you very much | 20:28 |
user | you are welcome | 20:28 |
user | I am going to go play a little TeamFortress2 mordoc, see you later. | 20:30 |
miguel_ | installArchives() failed: Selecting previously unselected package libappstream3:i386. | 20:31 |
jakub__ | hello | 20:33 |
jakub__ | after installation of ubuntu mate there is no splashscreen during startup. is it normal? i see such screen during shutdown. | 20:35 |
gordonjcp | hmm | 21:50 |
gordonjcp | suspending a laptop, swapping its hard drive, and powering back up is, uhm | 21:50 |
gordonjcp | yeah, think I'll just reboot and fsck, there | 21:50 |
ubuntu-mate | pregunta | 23:15 |
ubuntu-mate | somebody speak spanish_ | 23:16 |
ubuntu-mate | _ | 23:16 |
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