=== jorge is now known as Guest12115 === jorge_ is now known as Guest12949 [03:23] hola [04:07] chromium can't starting on ubuntu mate [04:07] help me please [05:47] hello, guys! [05:47] Is someone online here right now? [05:50] When using the Network Manager to connect to the web using my DSL connection, some websites took forever to load. [05:50] But when I used the command "pppoeconf" to configure my DSL connection and connect to the web, the websites are loading flawlessly. [05:51] Why did that happen? [06:07] im not sure if im missing something on Booting the latest LTS PPC Release on my old Powermac G5, aftre 2 mins hearing teh fans "Jet Engine" i see it thro wback to OpenFirmware saying " finished Quiencing OpenFirmware then FFFT Nothing (not even a black screen my display goes into a NoSignal Display.) [06:25] ok using nouveau.modeset=0 im getting This Odd Display Corruption. http://i.imgur.com/hao6sUn.jpg [07:09] Hi all [07:10] Just running ubuntu mate on pi 3b and encountered a few issues off the default install [07:10] First task to do was update/upgrade [07:11] But twice now the system has crashed mid upgrade, and then failed to boot [07:11] at boot it hangs at a wlan0 error [07:12] wlan0 already exists [07:13] Turns out that after waiting a very long time and with some very technical keyboard mashing, it has booted again on the third attempt at this [07:13] I have yet to try and boot again to see if it comes up === mate|32505 is now known as dunkan007 [07:32] (o)--------(0)-------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)---------> [07:34] (0)-----------------------------------------------------(0) [07:35] (0)--------------(0)----------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)----------------------------------------------------(0)----------> [07:35] (0)--------------(0)----------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)----------------------------------------------------(0)---------(0)--------------(0)----------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)----------------------------------------------------(0)---------(0)--------------(0) [07:35] ----------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)----------------------------------------------------(0)---------(0)--------------(0)----------------------------(0)-----------------------------------------------(0)----------------------------------------------------(0)--------- [07:35] hey uh... don't do that. [07:35] probably got g-lined [07:36] (-_-) [07:36] (0_0) [07:37] B-{} [07:37] is there something you need help with? [07:37] yes [07:37] or do you just need to show off your ascii talents? [07:38] when i am changing the volume (moving mouse to the "sound" icon and mouse scroll) the level of sound not shows immidiately [07:38] it takes default delay to display the info [07:39] i want it to show immidiately from the first scroll event! [07:39] i want it to be shown immidiately from the first scroll event! [07:40] that's all my conditions [07:41] and we will be good [07:41] OR i can make a hell here [07:42] B-{} [07:42] ЭB-E [07:42] ОСТАНОВ [07:42] dunkan007: why do you think "make a hell here" will get anyone sympathetic to your problems? [07:43] gordonjcp: 8-E [07:44] dunkan007: what does "8-E" mean? [07:44] gordonjcp: как же ты заебал [07:44] я не понимаю тебя! [07:45] тут всё через жопу [07:45] english, please [07:45] everyone else in here uses it, even if it's not their first language [07:46] gordonjcp: i said the london is the capital city in UK [07:46] London's the capital of England [07:47] the UK is a group of countries, it doesn't have a capital itself [07:47] пидора [07:47] gordonjcp: thanks! [07:47] dunkan007: anyway, what was the problem with your volume control? [07:47] there's a delay between adjusting it and the volume changing? [07:48] gordonjcp: when you scroll the volume - the black info box, where you see the changes, it appears in few seconds! [07:49] and you dont know if first several "scrolls" were enough! [07:49] strange [07:49] noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo [07:49] you didnt understand [07:50] does the volume change immediately or does that take a few seconds too? [07:50] it works good! [07:50] but [07:50] when you move cursor on the volume control icon, it shows black info panel in one second? [07:51] where Output: 33% [07:51] -28,79 dB [07:51] Built-in Audio Analog Stereo [07:51] what else is running, is the machine very heavily loaded? [07:52] nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [07:52] I can get mine to do that by getting it incredibly busy (compiling) [07:52] idioto! [07:52] any ukranians here? [07:52] dunkan007: #ubuntu-uk maybe? [07:53] they might be less into supporting MATE desktop [07:53] but fuck it, if you're going to call me an idiot I'm going to get on with something more fun [07:53] good luck with it, do let us know what the problem turns out to be === rw is now known as Guest40882 [08:38] Hi there. I'm trying to find docs on how to install Ubuntu Mate retrospectively from a bare server install [09:44] I downloaded ubuntu mate now I am unable to get wifi any help [10:19] Hi All, just imaging a microSD with ubuntu mate on it and I was wondering why I have two kernal image files. kernal.img & kernal7.img present === Quenz1 is now known as Quenz [10:33] nvm found it === nada is now known as Guest64437 [10:47]

l === ubuntu is now known as Guest82457 [10:57] I seem to have forgotten the program that calls other programs, just by pressing ctrl+alt+space [10:57] anyone recall the name of the program? [13:17] Hi. I'm using Ubuntu Mate as a LTSP server. Whenever a user prints something, all users get a notification bubble : i'd like to disable these. I understand that the bubbles come from dbus, and that cupsd (via /etc/cups/subscriptions.conf ? but I can't edit that one as it is rewritten by cupsd) and/or lp (but how?) are sending dbus these notifications, but I can't see where I should configure this. === joseph is now known as Guest87562 [13:23] hi fenix [13:24] fenix, I know some people on the forum are using it as LTSP too, not sure about here on this channel though [13:26] ouroumov, I'll give it a try then, thanks :) [13:26] yw === ubuntu is now known as Guest70997 === rogerio is now known as Guest29466 [17:22] Hello guys [17:23] anyone have that nm applet bug? [17:25] <_Andrew_> Hello, how do i get rid of the slow grub theme? [17:25] <_Andrew_> or make it faster? [17:25] <_Andrew_> when I press the arrow keys, it displays a gray ubuntu mate icon, then it slowly renders the text [17:25] <_Andrew_> it takes like 2 seconds each frame [17:33] i personally use the ppa for "grub commander" whenever i need to start messing with grub stuff. [17:35] https://launchpad.net/~danielrichter2007/+archive/ubuntu/grub-customizer [17:38] _Andrew_, sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-mate-grub-theme [17:38] sudo update-grub [17:38] _Andrew_, don't add a ppa just to remove a package [17:45] i don't think he wants the whole theme [17:45] just to change the time of the fade [17:46] and there is nothing wrong with adding a gui tool IMHO. i would have never suggested it had he stated he wanted a package removed. [17:49] does anyone know the issue of Asus laptops that they restart after a shutdown? [17:51] my asus g74 does not do that with any linux distro i've tried. [17:52] patrick__, you mean instead of getting a shutdown, you get a restart? [17:52] sorry i wrote the wrong name i meant acer. Especially Aspire V5 [17:53] i shutdown and the power goes off for about 5 seconds. after that it starts again. It's not excactly a restat. [17:54] oups [17:54] Su typing "poweroff" in a terminal works even if you don't use the sudo prefix. [17:54] Interesting. Didn't know that. [17:54] anyway [17:55] patrick__, have you try shutting down like that? [17:55] i already tried "poweroff". I also read an entry in a forum about to write a script and integrate it into the system. Buti don't know excactly how to do it. [17:56] And have you also tried something more violent like "sudo init 0" ? [17:56] yes. also did that. [17:57] what works is when i type the foloowing: for i in /sys/bus/usb/devices/*/power/control; do echo on >$i;done . After that i can shutdown properly [17:57] Have you checked if you have power-management options in your BIOS? [17:57] I checked for wake up on lan. But this was already turned off. [17:58] patrick__, that command's weird :o [17:58] Basically your OS has power control off for no reason? [17:59] I read it in a forum. It's written by a guy with the same problem, so i tried it. [18:00] What version of Ubuntu MATE are you using? 16.04? [18:00] Do you know any solution for this? [18:00] Yes [18:00] patrick__, no. Actually you're the first one to mention this problem. :/ [18:01] I recently bought a used Acer Aspire V5 and installed it on it. The Distro is great and I am happy with it. The only thing to complain is the shutdown issue. [18:02] Do you think there is a chance a future kernel update could fix it? [18:04] Well, depends [18:04] If the bug has been reported on launchpad or the linux kernel bug tracker, than yes [18:04] Else: no chance in hell [18:04] You should search for a bug report matching your issue [18:05] Can you tell me how i can report this problem? [18:05] If you find one, mark yourself as affected to increase the chances someone will work on a fix [18:05] okay [18:05] 1sec [18:05] Thanks a lot [18:05] patrick__, here's the Ubuntu bug tracker: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu [18:06] Search first, and create a new bug if you can't find one that matches your issue [18:07] Thank you very much. I will do that. [18:14] So patrick__ in the mean time [18:14] You hack something simple to create a shutdown button in the panel if you want [18:15] Sorry i don't understand excactly what you mean. [18:15] Sorry, I meant "you can hack" [18:16] Anyway, for instance here's a script that should work: [18:16] http://paste.debian.net/727447/ [18:17] If you save that to a text file, say under ~/bin/poweroff.sh [18:17] make it executable using chmod +x ~/bin/poweroff.sh [18:18] Thanks. That's great. So i habe to make it executeable. And then just double click it? [18:18] Then add a "custom application launcher" in your panel by right clicking on it [18:18] Another thing i forgot tió mention. I think i need to run a root-terminal for this order i wrote you. [18:18] oh [18:18] crap [18:20] Because I already tried something like that., but if irun my script i am asked to type in my password and then nothing happens. [18:22] And I'm pretty sure you can't make a setuid script :/ [18:22] Any chance you know a little system programming in C ? [18:23] No, I'm sorry. [18:33] Do you think this could help me? http://superuser.com/questions/440363/can-i-make-a-script-always-execute-as-root [18:36] Yes, specifically the C program wrapper [18:38] However, I don't know how to make it so that you're the only one that can use the setuid program [18:39] Meaning, potentially any user on your system will be able to call it and shut down the machine [18:39] Is that a problem for you or not? [18:53] No I am the only user. [18:57] Excuse me i didn't answer sooner. Are you still there? [18:58] yeah [18:58] So [18:58] open a terminal [18:58] navigate to your home folder using the command "cd" [18:59] then create a bin folder in your home: mkdir -p bin [18:59] go inside it using cd bin [18:59] open that folder in the file explorer (caja) [19:00] create a file named shutdown.c, copy the C code from that superuser answer, and chance the path to your script to /home/you/bin/shutdown.sh [19:00] create a script file shutdown.sh in the same folder, and use the code I gave you earlier [19:01] compile the C executable using gcc shutdown.c -o shutdown [19:01] How didddly ddo neeighbor [19:03] change the executable so the owner is root: sudo chown root shutdown [19:03] Remove write access to the executable for other users: sudo chown o-w shutdown [19:04] Set the setuidbit on the executable: sudo chown +s shutdown [19:04] oh wait, that one was wrong [19:04] Set the setuidbit on the executable: sudo chmod +s shutdown [19:05] idem for the previous one: sudo chmod o-w shutdown [19:05] Then do sudo chmod o+x shutdown [19:05] Then it should be good to go [19:05] ...I think [19:05] WOW. That's great. I am really grateful. [19:06] Wait to see if it works before being grateful xD [19:06] And this file i can add to my panel? [19:07] Create a panel launcher yes, and use the absolute path to the file: /home/you/bin/shutdown [19:07] (in the "command" part of the launcher) [19:09] Cool. I can test it tomorrow and will try to tell you if it worked. [19:09] okay [19:52] <_CoolGuy_> I was kicked out for share an image of debian that is almost lost on the internet... [19:52] <_CoolGuy_> xD [19:53] <_CoolGuy_> http://i.imgur.com/X68XjjX.jpg === _CoolGuy_ is now known as __CoolGuy === __CoolGuy is now known as __CoolGuy__ [20:31] Hi [20:31] I'm new [20:31] ... [20:47] <__CoolGuy> Is there a good book about IRC? [20:49] A book about IRC? [20:49] What for? [21:04] <__CoolGuy> I don't know, to learn a little... [21:04] <__CoolGuy> To learn the basics. [21:07] You can read the RFC [21:08] It's basically a chat protocol so old it was there before MSN [21:35] <__CoolGuy> Ok, thank you. [21:48] when I apply themes form gnome-look, a lot of the time they don't look like the screenshots. Why is that? Specifically the top part of windows will look different a lot of the time [22:25] help. Open source drivers not showing in 16.04? screenshot: http://imgur.com/HjSkKPF [22:26] I take it it's up to date? [22:27] yes [22:27] how do I get the open source drivers (xorg) [22:28] dunno, ask the forums? [22:31] trying to install language pack for libreoffice, but getting a missing dependency. sudo apt-get install libreoffice-help-en-gb [22:32] tadcan, why only for libreoffice? Wouldn't it be easier to go to "Language Support" settings and install the new language? [22:36] ouroumov, thanks it works now. [22:36] cool [22:41] if I want to use a theme likes this: https://github.com/daniruiz/Super-Flat-Remix-GNOME-theme do I have to be running regular Ubuntu? [22:57] Hey all - having issues with my left-mouse button no longer working suddenly. Restarting temporarily fixes it. Is this potentially an issue with chromium and compiz? [22:58] check the mouse (1st) [22:58] JollyGreenDragon, you're the first reporting it afaik, but Compiz is notoriously buggy [23:03] I saw several references to it on StackExchange, is why I asked. [23:03] Just wasn't sure if it was still popping up, as they were 1-2 years old [23:16] Help Please? as a Patreon I got the email to upgrade and now I have Half sound. Meaning my system sounds work (like clicking on the start button gets a sound) but none of my apps have sound (VLC of chomium, etc..) [23:16] I can't even open sound settings [23:18] Jason-Todd, you mean the MATE 1.14 ppa? [23:18] yeah [23:18] I haven't tested it yet, but you can ask about that on the forums :/ [23:20] is there anyway to reverse this install? or do I need a fresh new install? [23:21] or is there a way to boot in a safe mode? [23:22] I don't know about safe mode boot, but you other question though is a very good one that you should definitively ask on that thread: https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/mate-desktop-1-14-for-ubuntu-mate-16-04-is-available-now/6722 [23:22] And if you don't ask, I'm probably gonna do it myself before testing 1.14 [23:23] thanks for the info I will poke around [23:23] Note that there's some info on there specific to mate-volume-control [23:24] damn I think this was my problem [23:24] If you see the following prompt during the upgrade, then press Enter to accept [default=N]: [23:25] I picked Y [23:49] hola [23:50] halo [23:55] hi