=== pavlushka is now known as Guest80024 === pavlushka_ is now known as Guest65138 === Guest65138 is now known as pavlushka [08:25] hi. when will lx-qt be default in lubuntu and can I install it on 16.04 ? [13:32] hey [15:17] hi [15:29] so in the past couple of years i found myself installing / reinstalling my linux a couple of times ( different mashines, new versions etc ) the applications & configurations i use are usually not the dafault ones which come with a reinstall - is there an established or convienent way i can make the hassle of installing everything and configuring everything by hand be easier and more effcient ? ( git, autoconfig files or anything ? ) [15:35] no idea [15:35] I do all over again [15:36] I save in the cloud the configs files though [15:36] so I just add them to my packages [15:37] are there config files to store all the changes i have made to the openbox & lxpanel ? [15:38] what cloud servervice do you use ? [15:40] google drive [19:30] hey guys i have these two tiny micro PCs.....i tried to install lubuntu and it just said something about using the correct kernal for i586 or someth8ing.....anybody know what i should do?? [19:30] ripdisk: hard to say, but my guess is it's something to do with PAE: [19:30] !pae | ripdisk [19:30] ripdisk: Ubuntu uses activated PAE Kernels on all installs now. Some older Hardware can have issues with that. For Troubleshooting see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PAE [19:31] if your os is 32 bits then u go with x386 version [19:32] these little things are so cool, i got them at the swapmeet, idk, the only thing they say on them is: 3300MX-HAP [19:32] Yeeeah pretty sure this is you trying to use i586 hardware with a i686 kernel. [19:32] if your os is 64 bits then u go with amd64 version [19:33] idk so i guess that's the model number of the computers [19:33] 3300MX-HAP [19:33] ripdisk: what panthere is trying to say is that if you have a 32 bit processor, you can only use a 32 bit version of the software. the 64 bit version should work 32 or 64 bit processors. [19:33] OH here itis [19:33] http://www.compactpc.com.tw/product.aspx?act=detail&id=30 [19:33] that's them, i got 2 of them [19:33] yes wxl [19:34] are they any good? i got 2 of them for 25 bucks off a mexican [19:34] ripdisk: it's HIGHLY unlikely that's 64 bit. [19:34] i'm glad of lubuntu it's an excellent os for netbook [19:35] well i'm pretty sure i downloaded the 32 bit version let me check [19:35] yep it's 32 bit http://www.dmp.com.tw/tech/vortex86mx/ [19:35] ahhh welp [19:36] i did indeed get the 64bit version OOPS [19:36] whjere's the 32 bit? [19:36] which version do you want? 16.04? [19:36] whichever, the newest i reccon [19:36] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/xenial/release/lubuntu-16.04-desktop-i386.iso [19:36] that's the live image [19:36] if you have problems with the installer, use this: [19:36] i want an installer [19:37] that installs the deskto [19:37] http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/xenial/release/lubuntu-16.04-alternate-i386.iso [19:37] etc [19:37] either one of them contains an installer [19:37] but the latter one is more direct [19:37] and has less system requirements [19:37] i want a desktop [19:37] do they both ahve them [19:37] same difference [19:37] soooo i mean [19:37] i'll just get the second one idk [19:38] if you still have 512MB as that ad suggests, you can use either [19:38] the live version is more graphical [19:38] oh shit i have a i386 versi9on of kubuntu [19:38] will that run? [19:38] i wouldn't [19:38] nah probably not [19:38] yeah [19:39] kubuntu is much more resource intensive [19:39] i'm gonna try to get lubuntu on one of these and the other i wanna try getting slackware to run as it's my favorite [19:39] btw my keyboard's broken and i've been drinking [19:39] if slackware's your favorite, i'm sure once you sober up, this should be easy to figure out. [19:40] nice. [19:40] 5 minutes left on that alt iso. [19:40] i scored this uh [19:40] idk, i guess you'd call it a half-rack? [19:40] for servers [19:41] but it's not for any particular servers [19:41] like regular pcs will fit in it if you move the shelves [19:41] but it has some kind of multi monitor setup, as well as a uh [19:41] ''ibootbar'' switch [19:42] one of my customers is the vice president of Denny's of southern california and oregon [19:42] so i get all kinds of free sh*t [19:43] my favorite ones are the Dell Optiplex 390s i get [19:43] with the 4 core I3 [19:43] i max their ram out [19:43] 16gb, and they're microat [19:43] c [19:43] atx* [19:43] i like 'em [19:44] i' [19:44] m super stoked to use these micro PCs, last time i messed with small crap was when i built a little tiny cluster out of raspberry pis [19:45] these days i'm into small, powerful and reliable...i just grew out of flashy overpowered and gimicky [19:45] monologue [19:46] yay it finished, /me runs uhh rufus or w/e [19:48] wxl do i use DD mode or ISO mode [19:48] ISO right? [19:50] it's funny, i don't think the guy knew anything abut these....wonder if he stole em [19:50] tghe site says that model supports sata2 and it says it has a hdd so [19:50] i wondaer how big [19:50] ok attempting to boot usb [19:51] yo [19:51] wxl [19:51] THIS KERNEL REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING FEATURES NOT PRESENT ON THE CPU: pae cmov [19:52] Unable to boot: - please use kernel appropriate for your CPU. [19:52] ripdisk: as i said, read: [19:52] !pae | ripdisk [19:52] ripdisk: Ubuntu uses activated PAE Kernels on all installs now. Some older Hardware can have issues with that. For Troubleshooting see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PAE [19:54] wxl [19:54] mine has three dashes [19:54] and it doesn't say spash [19:54] it says [19:54] initrd.gz quiet --- [19:55] tl;dr add forcepae at the end of the string [19:56] says the same thing. [19:57] oh i'm sorry do `initrd.gz forcepae --- forcepae` [19:58] wxl: I take it you missed the 'cmov' part? [19:58] Unit193: yeah i've never run into that before. i thought as of 10.10, cmov was a requirement? [19:59] oh [19:59] derp [19:59] it is [19:59] so i take quiet off? [19:59] and the machine doesn't support it [19:59] ripdisk: sorry, with cmov, you can't use ubuntu https://askubuntu.com/questions/115690/this-kernel-requires-cmov-not-present-on-cpu-error-message [19:59] better off with slackware. build your own kernel [19:59] i don't build my own ker5nel with slack...\ [19:59] Gentoo? :D [19:59] fuck gentoo [20:00] gentoo is a heap of shit [20:00] !language | ripdisk [20:00] ripdisk: The main Ubuntu channels require that you speak in calm, polite English. For other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [20:00] !language | ripdisk [20:00] gentoo is fun if you want to learn linux but after you've done that crap 1037845902345 times it's just annoying to have everything break constantly [20:02] it says these are supported OS [20:02] 1. Debian 4.0 [20:02] 2. Debian 5.0 [20:02] 3. Ubuntu 8.04 [20:02] 4. Ubuntu 8.10 [20:02] 5. Ubuntu 9.04 [20:03] ripdisk: those are not supported [20:04] http://pastebin.com/BEeV6wVB [20:04] that's from the PDF [20:04] ripdisk: they might work but they're not supported [20:04] it says [20:04] Supported Linux Distrobution List:] [20:04] where did you get this? [20:05] uh, the pdf off the manufactures site [20:05] http://www.compactpc.com.tw/product.aspx?act=detail&id=30 [20:05] ripdisk: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [20:05] click "download" [20:05] er manual [20:06] look under "End Of Life"