[00:00] Rakko: yeah it's Network Manager (by default) [00:00] Rakko: you asked if it's possible, and it is, and they do coexist. I wouldn't recommend it, at the same time :) [00:00] Rakko: unless you meant nmcli as your cli option [00:00] Rakko: in which case it should be fine (i think) [00:03] I didn't know of nmcli. Maybe I'll check it out. I just meant you said they can coexist but then said "they probably can confuse each other" [00:04] Rakko: if you use NM and then modify or use, say, /etc/network/interfaces, I imagine you might see some issues. Again, I don't think it's advised to try and confuse your system :) [00:05] Right now all I really want to do is control wifi status (=whether it's on, and what SSID it's connected to) from the command line. I have wired on the same computer, which is what I use for the most part, so I guess it would be OK for now to have the wired connection under Network Manager and the wifi under command-line control -- if that's possible. [00:05] Rakko: why wouldn't you use nm for your wifi too? [00:06] Rakko: but yeah, i'd look at nmcli for that if you really want cli, it should do what you want [00:07] yeah. [00:07] nacc: basically I'd like to ssh into my other computer and control the wifi without having to run X [00:08] Rakko: ah, you didn't say it was remote, got it [00:08] plus I just like things to at least give the option of text fiddling [00:11] does NM control routes? [00:12] Rakko: it can [00:12] I would like the wifi route to only connect to one IP [00:13] maybe that's already been done. nice === thebaer is now known as bear|away [00:21] hmm [00:21] I have a question [00:21] !ask | MammaMia [00:21] MammaMia: 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 [00:22] Well, I joined an app, this app can identify you .. based on your mobile [00:23] Not based on your ip [00:23] I need to know how [00:23] in what way is that an Ubuntu support question? [00:23] MammaMia: wouldn't that be a more appropriate question for the app developer or owner? [00:24] Do you know the answer? [00:24] I don't know any programmer but you people [00:24] hey there. is it a bad idea to set my default python to point to python3 instead of 2.7? [00:25] * Phanes would prefer not to be using legacy code [00:25] Phanes: yes, it's a terrible idea [00:25] Phanes: your system will likely break if you do that [00:25] well, thats frustrating [00:25] is there a spin of ubuntu for python devs or do we need to either switch distros or gut our systems? [00:26] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Python/3 [00:26] Phanes: PEP 394 does not allow for python to point to python3 [00:26] Phanes: so as a python developer, i don't think you want that. [00:27] ok, good info, thanks [00:27] running into issues with jupyter qtconsole [00:27] doesnt seem to like pyqt5 but my scripts do, only if i run python3 against it === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [00:29] I'm getting an error on do-release-upgrade about unresolvable conflicts. the /var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log entry is: The package 'postgresql-plperl-9.5' is marked for removal but it's in the removal blacklist [00:29] how do I take it out of the removal blacklist? [00:29] where is that information stored? [00:30] there was a thing in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d that I moved out of there that seemed to be the culprit [00:30] but I am still getting the error === evil_dan2wik_ is now known as evil_dan2wik [00:32] ningu: upgrading from what to what? [00:32] nacc: 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS [00:32] server [00:32] !ltsupgrade | ningu [00:32] ningu: Users of 14.04 LTS will be offered the automatic upgrade when 16.04.1 LTS is released, which is scheduled for July 21st. [00:32] I am aware of that. [00:32] ningu: so you passed -d to the tool? [00:32] yes [00:33] I am using a postgresql repository in /etc/apt/sources.list.d [00:33] that must be somehow the issue [00:34] ningu: don't use ppas or 3rd party repositories when you dist-upgrade. [00:34] nacc: so just disable them? [00:35] and then re-enable later? [00:35] I thought do-release-upgrade disabled them for you, for some reason. [00:35] ningu: PPAs aren't guaranteed to have packages for your new OS version; I thought the tooling disabled any PPAs it found [00:35] ningu: is it a PPA or a manual repository line [00:35] I am not sure. it may be a manual repository line. it's ok, I will disable it for now [00:36] and I am aware there is no guarantee it will have the right packages === thebaer is now known as bear|away [00:37] hmm. removing them from sources.list.d doesn't seem to help. do I need to remove the packages too? [00:37] ningu: probably [00:37] ok [00:37] that's fine [00:41] working now. cool [00:42] is 16.04 totally systemd or is it still a mix of system/upstart/init.d? [00:45] systemd has been the default since 15.04 [00:45] I know it's the default [00:45] but does that mean /etc/rc*d stuff isn't supported at all without extra packages? or is there still legacy support for it? [00:46] ningu: See: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers . [00:48] it doesn't say anything about legacy support for sysv init there [00:49] anyone have advice for setting up wine in v16.02? new user [00:50] this seems to address it: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/233468/how-does-systemd-use-etc-init-d-scripts [00:51] anyone have advice for setting up wine in v16.04? new user [00:51] ningu: reading [00:51] 这是干嘛的 [00:51] lighting: playonlinux makes running a number of wine apps pretty painless. https://www.playonlinux.com/en/ [00:52] i installed playonlinux but it says wine is still needed [00:54] lighting, ofcourse POL needs wine, it is just a bunch of user scripts [00:56] I'm trying to install mate 16.04 via USB and it seems to be hanging at preparing to install Ubuntu. When i load live media from the USB, it works great and fast but even from there if I start install, it just spins and i see the HDD light working but nothing is happening on screen [00:58] Saitoh183_, if you've changed settings on your hdd, and partitions, it might take quite a bit of time.. [00:58] Saitoh183_: Windows a factor here ? .. fast boot disabled ? [00:58] This is a unallocated disk [00:58] No windows [00:58] This is not to dualboot [00:59] so you never get past the install icon? [00:59] OerHeks: seems like i386 depndecny errors on the wine install === goddard_ is now known as goddard [01:00] I uncheck get updates during install and third party. Click continue and the cursor spins [01:01] I can restart or shutdown... Like the setup isn't frozen, it just seems to be loading forever [01:01] Saitoh183_, i'd check at least get 3rd party, you can update after install, but if i were you I'd go back and check 3rd party apps, and then wait for a while and see if it goes forward [01:01] Could my video card be the issue? [01:02] could be a lot of things, might not be giving it enough time to get thing ready.. [01:02] It's a radeon 5450 [01:02] I gave it almost 1hr [01:03] no expert on graphic problems, but normally they show up after the install. [01:03] something wrong then. [01:03] lighting, does the error give you any clue? apt-get install -f to fix problems? [01:03] It's a i5 650 16gb of ram [01:03] redo your usb stick, maybe use a different program to make your live usb [01:04] I did that [01:04] I might try another program [01:04] lighting, else paste the whole install + output on paste.ubuntu.com please [01:04] well, good luck.. [01:04] Is there a way to see what the installer is doing while it's spinning === nerd is now known as Guest5299 [01:06] Saitoh183_, don't have a clue.. maybe someone else might know a key combination that shows the processes, but i don't [01:07] OerHeks: pasted [01:08] #paste.ubuntu.com [01:08] lighting: we need the full link to the paste itself - we can't 'find' a paste without that whole link [01:08] why is kernel 4.4.0 in the repository list for ubuntu 14.04.4 and yet only 4.2.0 gets installed? [01:09] !info linux-image-generic wily [01:10] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.2.0.41.44 (wily), package size 2 kB, installed size 11 kB [01:10] its a channel called #paste.ubuntu.com [01:10] !hwe | eelstrebor [01:10] eelstrebor: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [01:11] !paste | lighting [01:11] lighting: 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. [01:11] doesn't help me [01:11] lighting, it is a webpage [01:11] ok [01:12] !info linux-image-generic-lts-xenial trusty | eelstrebor [01:12] eelstrebor: linux-image-generic-lts-xenial (source: linux-meta-lts-xenial): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.28.18 (trusty), package size 2 kB, installed size 27 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf; arm64; ppc64el; powerpc) [01:12] i would just install POL, that installs wine:i386 perfectly. you seem to be on 64 bit, and there is a 64-bit wine too [01:12] eelstrebor: to get 4.4. in trust you'd need to use that hwe stack (xenial) [01:13] eelstrebor: If you are running release 14.04 with the 4.2 series kernel, then HWE is at play . [01:13] specifically the 14.04.4 stack, aiui (wily based) [01:14] http://paste.ubuntu.com/18749392/ [01:15] Bashing-om, i'm wondering if installing kernel 4.4.0 will cause a kernel panic or other problems on ubuntu 14.04.4 [01:16] Bashing-om: do you mean the 'linux-image-generic-lts-xenial' package? [01:16] err, sorry Bashing-om [01:16] eelstrebor: --^ [01:17] nacc, yes lts-xenial [01:17] eelstrebor: why would installing a kernel cause a kernel panic? [01:18] lighting, on what ubuntu version is this? [01:18] eelstrebor: or doyou mean would xenial's hwe stack panic on your machine? [01:18] nacc, i've had kernel panics before so i'm trying to be cautious [01:19] eelstrebor: Only trying will tell .. If you install xenial's kernel, will still have the wily kernel to fall back to . The provided link has the instructions . [01:19] i installed pol but it still says no wine installed when it starts [01:19] 16.04 [01:19] i'm trying to install a canon mp560 on xenial. i installed the ppa and followed the most recent directions i could find. however, i'm getting the message "The following packages have unmet dependencies: cnijfilter-mp560series:i386 : Depends: blah blah blah but it is not going to be installed." regarding 17 libxxxx files. is there a package i need to download to get these files? [01:19] RaspPI3 [01:19] lighting: I don't think there's an armhf Wine that works well? [01:19] or arm64 [01:20] ah, arm [01:20] was wondering :( [01:20] teward +1 [01:20] lighting: if you want Play On Linux and Wine, you need amd64 or i386 [01:20] so it wont work i guess [01:20] i'll give it a try - i don't want to have to spend a lot of time re-installing everything if something goes wrong - besides, why isn't 4.4.0 installed by default by the package manager? [01:20] eelstrebor: right, but that's not a kernel panic from installing the kernel, that's from using the kernel ... it was phrased funny [01:21] eelstrebor: because it's not the default kerenl? [01:21] eelstrebor: you said you !hwe didn't apply to you, but that's exactly what we're talking about [01:21] ok [01:21] eelstrebor: why woudl you try it, if you don't need to? [01:21] 4.2.0 wasn't the default until i followed the hwe instructions [01:21] eelstrebor: right, so why would 4.4.0 be thd efault? [01:21] thanks all === thebaer is now known as bear|away === bear|away is now known as thebaer [01:22] lighting, see builds https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine1.6/1:1.6.2-0ubuntu14 [01:22] eelstrebor: note also that when 14.04.5 comes out (august 4), all older 14.04.x stop getting updates (aiui) [01:22] nacc, i actually plan to install a modified 4.6 kernel that gives me dvb utilities that aren't normally part of ubuntu [01:22] eelstrebor: ... [01:22] they are working on it https://wiki.winehq.org/ARM === pclark is now known as pclark36 [01:23] eelstrebor: then why are you messing with hwe stacks? [01:24] i have no idea - just trying to figure out why kernel 4.2.0 works properly but not the modified 4.6 [01:24] eelstrebor: and you understand you need to support yourself from then on, and make sure you get security updates, etc.? [01:26] anybody? [01:26] On Ubuntu Studio here. I used the command 'sudo rm' in opt/bin folder. How do I replace that file with another. I don't know how to add a file with the command line. [01:29] i'm trying to install a canon mp560 on xenial. i installed the ppa and followed the most recent directions i could find. however, i'm getting the message "The following packages have unmet dependencies: cnijfilter-mp560series:i386 : Depends: blah blah blah but it is not going to be installed." regarding 17 libxxxx files. is there a package i need to download to get these files? [01:29] Hello I am running Ubuntu MATE Xenial. Everytime I shut down, it gets stuck on 1) Unmounting ecryptfs mount points and 2) Some service it keeps n waiting for minutes to shut down (systemd related). Any clues please? Thanks [01:32] cwolford, ferman wiki gives a clue: https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Drucker/Canon/#seit-Ubuntu-14-04 [01:32] * German [01:34] lol i don't speak German, and the translation isn't great, but thanks for that link...i'll see what i can make happen [01:39] How do I add a file to a directory that I can only make changes through terminal command lines? I'm using Ubuntu Studio and trying to add a .jar file to a place where it won't let me add by copy/paste. === ming__ is now known as [Ming] [01:40] @OerHeks, using the directions on that page gives me the same error message in terminal === joseph is now known as Guest19806 [01:43] cwolford, i remember a couple of years ago I had to go to the canon Swiss web site to download the .deb file to get my 2500 working.. [01:43] TeaPunk, are you using sudo? [01:44] here is the site, but you'll need a translator, and look up your printer.. [01:44] http://de.canon.ch/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/inkjet/pixma_mg_series/pixma_mg2540.aspx?type=download&language=&os=Linux [01:44] AT [01:44] @Tin_man, yeah, i got the .deb pkg from canon china. but i just can't get it installed because of these dependencies. i'm googling each of the missing dependent files, and i got a download, but there's no install file when extracted. === thebaer is now known as bear|away [01:45] good luck, it was a pain, i don't know if i could do it again or not.. :) [01:48] can you check something for me? (i'm a linux noob, so i'm stuck)...what do i do with the extracted tiff_4.0.6-1.debian.tar.xz file found here? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+source/tiff There are not installation instructions and there's nothing to be opened by a software center. [01:49] extract it firdt [01:49] there are just a bunch of tiff files and some other directories inside. do i need to move those folders to another area? [01:49] ^first [01:49] hiexpo, i did. [01:49] that's why i asked what do with the "extracted" file [01:49] i will look at it [01:50] much appreciated [01:50] i don't know cwolford, it's been over 2 years since i dove into that mess, and I've my notes, but won't apply to your printer.. [01:50] thanks anyway, tin_man [01:50] no problem, good luck [01:51] which one did you dou downlonload the tar .deb? [01:51] tiff_4.0.6-1.debian.tar.xz [01:53] download the tar [01:54] this one --> tiff_4.0.6.orig.tar.gz? [01:54] cd the dir Downloads/tiff < [01:54] yes [01:54] or where it downloads to [01:55] Hello. How can I manually get a ipv6 unicast address? [01:55] once in the dir of tiff ./configure [01:55] Figured it out... New ssd did not have a Partition table [01:55] ah... ./configure instead of a ./install [01:56] !cookie Saitoh183_ [01:57] it will give you errors if all dependencies are not met if all is good make [01:57] ./configure and sudo ./configure are not working "./configure: command not found" [01:57] no sudo [01:57] tried just ./configure and i'm getting the same message. [01:57] cd the dir of the tiff file [01:58] did that. i'm in /Downloads/debian where all the extracted files are. [01:58] open terminal cd Downloads [01:58] the ls [01:58] then [01:59] what is the output of ls [01:59] then cd [01:59] changelog libtiff5.symbols libtiffxx5.lintian-overrides [01:59] compat libtiff-doc.doc-base libtiffxx5.shlibs [01:59] control libtiff-doc.install libtiffxx5.symbols [01:59] copyright libtiff-opengl.install patches [01:59] libtiff5-dev.install libtiff-opengl.lintian-overrides README.source [01:59] libtiff5-dev.lintian-overrides libtiff-tools.install rules [02:00] one sec [02:01] okay you made a mess [02:01] how? all i did was extract the file [02:02] whaT dir is that in ? [02:03] that's in /Downloads/debian [02:03] Please, can anyone help me? I removed a flie in a directory that I can only access through the command line. I used 'sudo rm' and now I want to add a file in it's place. How do I do this? [02:03] that's where it extracted. [02:03] okay delete all that mess [02:03] okay [02:04] done [02:05] okay open a terminal [02:05] in one [02:06] okay okay now next ? what browser you useing? [02:06] chrome [02:06] firefox? [02:07] okay [02:09] hint: prefix who you are talking to with their nick. tab completion is your friend. less confusion this way. [02:09] do you still hyave that tar file in downloads dir? [02:09] yep [02:10] okay right click on it click extract here [02:10] done (and that's what i did previously) [02:11] TeaPunk: where is the file you want to put and where d you want it [02:11] *do [02:11] okay now open a terminal and cd Downloads [02:12] then ls [02:12] that gives me the debian folder again [02:12] okay let me see it [02:12] hi [02:13] where are people [02:13] \o/ [02:13] what? [02:13] sent a pm so the bot doesn't yell at me again [02:14] let me see see [02:14] the ls you should have a folder called tiff-4.0.6 [02:14] .......... [02:14] lalalalalal [02:15] xxg, < [02:15] ???? [02:15] nope, that folder does not exist for some reason [02:16] and it's the tiff_4.0.6-1.debian.tar.xz correct? [02:16] yeah [02:16] no the original i said [02:16] cant get it [02:17] lol dangit, i must've deleted the wrong one. PEBCAK. [02:19] hiexpo, just sent you another ls [02:20] okay cwolford cd the debian folder [02:21] done [02:21] okay now sudo ./libtiif5install [02:22] libbtiff [02:22] hello. would it make a performance difference if I left my boot partition on my hdd vs moving it to my small ssd? === thebaer is now known as bear|away === bear|away is now known as thebaer [02:23] so "sudo ./libtiff5install? [02:25] sudo ./libtiff5.install [02:25] i've got a cisco anyconnect vpn setup on one computer and I'd like to get ubuntu to use openconnect to make the same sort of connection. [02:26] How do I find the info to fill in the Editing VPN connection dialog box? [02:26] $ sudo ./libtiff5.install [02:26] sudo: ./libtiff5.install: command not found [02:26] one sec === thebaer is now known as bear|away [02:29] when I try to guess I get "failed due to invalid vpn secrets" [02:30] cwolford, open the debian folder [02:31] is it possible to flash an android device and install ubuntu on it? [02:31] I'm willing to give up everything on the tablet [02:31] I just want a screen to run vim on [02:31] that is all [02:31] right click on that file libtiff5.install click permissions and tick execute [02:31] done [02:32] that would be why it isn't working. i don't see a libtiff5.install file in the folder [02:32] where is libtiff5.install ? [02:33] hwkng, sorry not talking to you sorry again === patrick__ is now known as pluckyduck [02:34] anyone here familiar with certbot-auto for 14.04? [02:34] i don't know. i go from "libtiff-4.pc.in" to the "m4" directory...no libtiff5.install in between. [02:35] but there is a configure file [02:35] should i do the ./configure? === bear|away is now known as thebaer [02:36] Is org-mode worth learning? Or is there a better personal planning solution? [02:39] I followed a tutorial and certbot-auto is in my sudo users home folder...where's the best place to put the certbot-auto script in order to add it to roots cron tab? [02:43] Lehthanis: So you followed the tutorial for this "script", did you perhaps read any other documentation about this "script"? Because "location" would be part of the installation instructions... [02:44] ello [02:46] hiexpo? [02:47] YankDownUnder: https://certbot.eff.org/#ubuntutrusty-nginx nope, just tells me to get it [02:51] Lehthanis: I shan't look, because it's not really within my particular interests, to be honest. However, that being said, if the "script" is supposed to be in "root"'s cron jobs, it's safe to assume that that is where you'd want to place the script. Bear in mind that anything - ANYTHING running as "root" is a security risk to one's system. [02:56] Lehthanis, i sent you a pm [03:17] so, I'm now having problems with wifi in 15.10 [03:18] it's been working great until the last couple of days [03:18] http://pastebin.com/UU7c4paM That's the error I get followed by dmsg, has anyone seen anything similar? === thebaer is now known as bear|away [03:21] irinix: Looks as though the firmware isn't working correctly. Maybe you updated it recently. [03:21] I haven't. That's the one that's been running since the install [03:23] unless ubuntu updater decided to update it for me [03:23] no, it's the same [03:23] I guess redownload / modprobe it? [03:25] irinix: I would try to find when it was working and when it stopped working, what changed between then. You can check your logs in /var/log/apt to see which packages were installed. Maybe it's a new kernel, try an older one on boot. [03:25] One of the questions to ask is what was changed/installed/updated in between the wifi working and now... [03:25] as far as I know nothing [03:26] irinix: "as far as I know" is not good enough :) You have logs to be sure. :) [03:26] Desktop or laptop? [03:27] laptop [03:27] just checked apt-logs, wifi was working on the fourth, but last apt changes were the 3rd [03:27] Is there a "key combination" on the laptop to enable/disable wifi? (On most, there is that or a button) [03:28] yes, fn-f2 but that key combo only ever works to shut wifi off in ubuntu. E.G. since I installed it, wifi is on by default, and off after the keypress [03:28] then totally non-responsive till reboot [03:29] hey guys how do I ping an ip at a certain port udp [03:29] hello gurus! anyone have a gopro correctly mounted w/ 16.04? [03:30] I have a gopro 4 session with a 32gb microsd card in it. I know there are vids already on the card. when I plug in the camera via usb, I can see the gopro mounted in the (gui) file manager. I can go into it and see 2 folders "DCM_00000001_00000001" and "DCM_00000001". Also there is a url shortcut to "get started with gopro.url". the top of the window of the file manager says "contains digital photos". Going into either of those [03:30] folders I see no files. I absolutely know there are 7 video files on the camera. [03:32] the only real thing that has changed is that I disassembled / reassembled the laptop to clean it. [03:32] Since I'm using it right now on my windows partition, I can rule out the hardware [03:32] Guy1524: You can use nmap or netcat. [03:32] can someone help with a multi monitor issue? I have 3 monitors and I cant seem to align then correctly. If I try dragging a monitor it wont move, then randomly is will let me place it in some weird spot but wont line up with the others [03:32] http://goo.gl/Y0vOr5 [03:33] irinix: However, the buttons are very sensitive - the ribbon cable that plugs in the keyboard to the system board and the "extra" ribbon cables are very sensitive...from experience... [03:33] irinix: As well, connections for daughterboards and the likes are also a bit freaky at times... [03:33] YankDownUnder, I have 15 years experience [03:34] rypervenche: just installed nmap, how do I ping an ip using udp at a certain port [03:34] yes, they can be. [03:34] =) [03:34] I'm just more windows experienced than linux [03:35] nm i got it, i had to right click and move it dohhh lol [03:35] irinix: That being said, however, is the wifi working under Windows or from a LiveUSB? Because that in itself would tell you whether or not there is something hosed up in your linux installation...hmm... [03:35] from windows [03:36] Guy1524: sudo nmap -sU -p 9999 ip.goes.here (change the 9999 and IP) [03:36] k thanks [03:36] I'm pretty sure it's with linux. I run an intel 6320 card, and it's always been an issue, though not like this [03:37] http://pastebin.com/jGuSnFXy < irinix: In order to get it to work the first time you installed 15.04, did you do anything special? As well, something to think about, have you moved/changed any USB devices since it was working and now? Being that you've disassembled the machine...just asking...trying to follow a logical flow. [03:38] YankDownUnder, the only thing that isn't *exactly* where it was when I was running before is the empty sd-card adapter [03:38] my mouse & external hard drives are in the same ports [03:38] irinix: Yeah...far out... [03:38] that last pastebin made the wifi work when the install was fresh [03:39] how do I extract retrieve an output from nmap (specifically whether the connection is open or closed) [03:39] well heck it can't hurt to try and reinstall the firmware [03:39] *again* [03:40] irinix: You could always try this: 1.) Comment out the "load" of the module when the system boots. Boot the system WITHOUT that module. See what happens. Shut the system down. Boot again, re-edit the module to load again. Shut the machine down. Restart (from cold). See if that resolves... [03:42] Guy1524: What do you mean "extract"? [03:43] hello? [03:43] weebee: Hi [03:43] YankDownUnder, again, forgive me, as most of my repair experience is windows, but where am I commenting out the module load? [03:44] what's going on rypervenche [03:44] irinix: Where you added the forced load in the firs tplace [03:45] weebee: Not much. Have an Ubuntu question? [03:45] nevermind [03:46] rypervenche: Nope. This is my first time on any irc so i just wanted to say hello. [03:47] weebee: Ah ok. Well welcome. This channel is for Ubuntu support, so you might like to find another channel for chatting. I'll send you a private message if you like for finding rooms that you might like. [03:48] rypervenche: I would like that, thankyou. [03:49] for anyone that is on a laptop... this saved my cpu bigtime :) sudo chmod 744 /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-smb-browse [03:49] then init 6 of course [03:50] weebee: Sent. Check your private message. alt + the number in the buffer (probably alt+2 or alt+3) === ljp is now known as lpotter [03:55] Hello ! [03:55] well, now it's working perfectly, again [03:55] =/ [03:56] I didn't even do anything [03:56] irinix: Must be solar flares. :) [03:56] can someone tell me what is with the inflated:.... after extracting a jar [03:56] ? [03:56] YankDownUnder: I was going with Shield-phase-invariance [03:57] mw_: It means it decompressed it. [03:57] irinix: THAT must be it...I shan't elaborate on all the quantum irregularities here in this neck of the woods... [03:57] mw_: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEFLATE [03:57] oh...ok...rypervenche...thanks [03:58] =D [03:58] well we'll see what happens until the next time it fails [03:58] I think it was the threat of having the firmware forcibly removed / replaced that caused it not to be wonky [03:59] Hi I am trying to duel boot windows 10 and ubuntu 16.04 but after I install ubuntu grub boot loader don't show up and my computer boots into windows. Right now I am booted into the ubuntu live dvd please help. [03:59] is there an application in ubuntu to convert pdf to doc? [03:59] It *is* an Intel based card...so that must be it...they don't like firm firmware [04:00] researcher123: http://pdf2doc.com/ [04:01] researcher123: http://www.howtogeek.com/228531/how-to-convert-a-pdf-file-to-editable-text-using-the-command-line-in-linux/ === ubuntu-mate is now known as Megaman [04:02] Can anyone tell me why mount position of my other partition changes after sometime? [04:03] Can someone help me duelboot ubuntu and windows [04:04] Megaman: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot [04:05] what about my problem? :( [04:05] rcmainak: It depends on the order that your disks were discovered. [04:06] rcmainak: You can mount them by something that won't change. [04:06] i want that. tell me more [04:07] You can always edit the /etc/fstab and establish a permanent place for mounts - if that's what the desire is. [04:08] rcmainak: I would type "sudo blkid" and use the UUID for mounting and add it to your fstab. [04:08] disclaimer: i'm a noob [04:09] all though I can type in "sudo blkid" [04:09] :p [04:09] rcmainak: Then go to pastebin.com and paste the output there, then give us the link and tell us what you would like to mount. [04:09] rcmainak: And would you like this to mount each time you start the machine or only when you tell it to? [04:11]