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MaxFrames | hello | 14:56 |
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MaxFrames | can you tell me how to upgrade now from 14.04 to 16.04? | 14:56 |
MaxFrames | I know that by default lts releases are not made available right away through software update | 14:57 |
tsimonq2 | MaxFrames: sudo do-release-upgrade in the terminal | 14:57 |
MaxFrames | that command will install 16.06 lts? | 15:00 |
MaxFrames | it didn't ask for any confirmation... | 15:01 |
MaxFrames | a lot of entries with "err" | 15:01 |
MaxFrames | it says press enter to continue | 15:02 |
MaxFrames | if I ctrl+c will it abort nicely? | 15:02 |
tsimonq2 | I think so | 15:02 |
MaxFrames | no | 15:11 |
MaxFrames | and now even the gui updates wont work | 15:11 |
MaxFrames | .... | 15:11 |
MaxFrames | "unable to install all the updates" because of "a previous incomplete update" | 15:12 |
MaxFrames | :(( | 15:12 |
MaxFrames | I shouldn't have tried that command..... | 15:12 |
MaxFrames | now I need help to restore normal functionality | 15:13 |
MaxFrames | I think it has updated the repositories to point at the new version | 15:13 |
MaxFrames | lesson learned... don't ask for advice here :( | 15:27 |
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n-iCe | hi | 18:19 |
tsimonq2 | hi n-iCe | 18:24 |
n-iCe | :D | 18:26 |
tsimonq2 | n-iCe: just so you know, this is a support channel, hop over to #lubuntu-offtopic to chat :D | 18:38 |
n-iCe | :) | 18:41 |
Shravan | I install lubuntu on my Pentium 4 (3.4 GHz) 1 GB RAM but video performance in bad. How Can I install Graphics drivers to enhance video performence | 21:46 |
extinct_potato | depends what graphics you have. | 21:47 |
extinct_potato | if you have built-in graphics then their performance is usually crappy. | 21:47 |
Shravan | yes I have built in graphics. but it perform relatively well with windows XP | 21:48 |
Shravan | currently my system feels like fresh windows XP without graphics drivers. | 21:49 |
genii | What says the result of sudo lspci -nn| grep VGA | 21:49 |
Shravan | Is there any way to find out what hardware I have and whether driver is installed or not | 21:49 |
Shravan | glxinfo shows unknown | 21:50 |
Shravan | unknown render | 21:50 |
genii | To find out driver, you need lshw installed, then: sudo lshw -C video | 21:51 |
genii | In the "capabilities" line if a driver is being used, it will have the name there | 21:52 |
Shravan | thanks <gennii> I will check it and get back with more info | 21:54 |
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