=== john is now known as Guest31286 [00:52] i have a question? does my nvidia card 304 driver work well with lubuntu 16.04.1 ? [00:53] Guest31286: is this a new driver? [00:54] old video card [00:54] what card? [00:56] Integrated graphics using nVidia GeForce 6150SE [01:00] Guest31286: i'm not seeing any particular complaints [01:02] Guest31286: correction, perhaps https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2321732 [01:03] Guest31286: you might want to check and see if #ubuntu has anything to say about it [01:04] its related to the kernel 4.4 that cause wrong screen size resolution since my monitor is 1920 x 1080 that set to 1080 x 768 [01:05] wxl: thanks for the link i'll ask them [01:05] Guest31286: sorry i couldn't be of mroe help [01:05] anyone know of a better program to find checksums for lubuntu16.4.1-amd64.iso? [01:05] desktop [01:06] Shawn196|Lubuntu: better program than...... ? [01:06] I'm using gtkash to read the hash on the download [01:06] Shawn196|Lubuntu: why not just use md5? [01:06] and its different from the ones here http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/16.04/release/ [01:06] I keep getting an MD5 of 0967b1511bb02b9c28794210ad9097c1 [01:07] I just downloaded via torrent on transmission torrent client [01:07] i'd expect the torrent to correctly download. [01:07] It has an embedded hash, yeah. [01:07] I downloaded it via firefox, and then torrent [01:08] the website says the hash is d2d7edc41ea03998e267db607f92b40d [01:08] i'd trust the torrent over firefox [01:08] http is possibly unreliable [01:08] ah [01:08] Correct hash file? [01:08] looking [01:08] should I use something other than Gtkash? [01:08] *Hash [01:08] should be d2d7edc41ea03998e267db607f92b40d as he says [01:09] as long as you're doing a checksum on the iso and not the .torrent file XD [01:09] Shawn196|Lubuntu: the md5sum command works nice [01:09] whats that? [01:09] on the iso [01:09] it's a command you use in terminal [01:09] tends to be what's recommended [01:09] !hash [01:09] argh [01:09] !md5 [01:09] To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows [01:12] of course you could boot it [01:12] if it boots and passes the integrity check at boot, then you're good to go [01:15] oh, md5sum command gives me the same md5sum as the one on the website [01:18] unetbootin disk prepping now :D [03:20] why is xorg so unstable with java? [03:21] is it? [03:23] I can't start TechnicLauncher on opendk [03:23] *openjdk [03:23] but vanilla minecraft runs === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka [10:55] https://s25.postimg.org/v636rs3gf/Lubuntu_Minecraft.png [10:55] :D [10:55] or Technic Modded minecraft [13:27] lubuntu 16.04 "XfcePowerManager > General > Laptop Lid > Switch off Display" do "Suspend". [17:50] Salut a tous === dldurk_ is now known as dldurk [21:10] Can anyone suggest a graphical tool for creating scheduled tasks? I see gnome-schedule has been removed from repositories. [21:37] Can anyone suggest a graphical tool for creating scheduled tasks? I see gnome-schedule has been removed from repositories. [21:38] !patience | Ascavasaion [21:38] Ascavasaion: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [21:39] 27 minutes? that is patience :) [21:40] Ascavasaion: the key part is "if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you" [21:40] wxl: I hear you. Saw a few new people joined... took a chance. [21:42] Ascavasaion: of course, you could just use cron. [21:42] Seems cron is the only way... busy reading wiki on it now. [21:42] cron's pretty darn easy and all gnome-scheduler is is a front end to it [21:45] only other gui cron frontend out there seems to be in kde [21:46] tl;dr everyone uses cron XD [21:47] Ascavasaion: the wikipedia page pretty much gets down to the nitty gritty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron [21:50] Okay, file created with crontab [21:50] 01 00 * * * /usr/bin/transmission-gtk [21:50] apparently that will start it at 00:01 every night. [21:50] 11 minutes and I will know if it works hehe [21:51] I used this site... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto#GUI_Applications [21:52] you forgot the env DISPLAY=:0 [21:52] wxl: Yes, it does seem easy... wills ee if it does now now. [21:53] 01 00 * * * env DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/transmission-gtk is a better one? [21:53] yup [21:54] Wait what on earth? [21:54] cool... 6 minutes and I will know if it works hehe [21:54] Unit193: read the link :) [21:55] Howto said... [21:55] wxl: I get the concept, just missed why that rather than cp'ing the file to ~/.config/autostart/ [21:55] It is possible to run gui applications via cronjobs. This can be done by telling cron which display to use. [21:55] 00 06 * * * env DISPLAY=:0 gui_appname [21:55] But hey. [21:55] Unit193: it's not an autostart. it's a frequency thing, apparently. (apparently) [21:55] * Unit193 nods. [21:57] crontab -e merely openes the file for editing, or it checks syntaxt like the grup update command? [21:57] grub [21:57] ps. 4 minutes until lift off. [21:57] Ascavasaion: crontab -e edits it and then checks the syntax [21:57] wxl: Aaah, thank you... then I am astounded I got it correct AHHA [22:00] one minute [22:00] 10 seconds. [22:01] never worked [22:01] Pfft [22:03] 01 00 * * * env DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/transmission-gtk <== not supposed to open it at 00:01 every day, every week, every month in current graphical display? [22:04] Seems I totally misunderstood. [22:07] Ascavasaion: make sure it ran. `grep CRON /var/log/syslog` [22:14] Sep 4 00:13:01 fellowship CRON[16714]: (CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output) [22:15] so it ran [22:15] it would have mailed you the output but you don't have any mail transfer agent installed [22:15] ssmtp should do the trick there [22:15] It ran? not successfully hehe [22:16] it certainly tried to do what you told it to do [22:19] once i beat myself crazy about a cron job only to realize that i specified the wrong path [22:20] path is correct [22:20] Let me try something...brb [22:20] Ascavasaion: install the mta to get the debug output [22:21] Ascavasaion: you also may want to set the default shell [22:22] Ascavasaion: and make sure you edited YOUR crontab and not, e.g., roots [22:22] Okay, gnome-schedule would be needed right now.. cron is NOT as easy as everyone said. [22:22] using it to run GUI programs is kind of new [22:24] Oh, used to work before I updated fro 14 to 16 [22:24] i just did it with a different program and it worked fine [22:24] using gnome-schedule [22:25] it's 15:25 here [22:25] did: [22:25] 25 15 * * * env DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/kate [22:25] it ran on time. took a bit to load up [22:25] i had specified SHELL=/bin/bash [22:28] Ascavasaion: http://askubuntu.com/questions/23009/reasons-why-crontab-does-not-work [22:29] I think the answer to that is... Me...Linux... never works hehe [22:29] not with that attitude, for sure [22:32] HAAH1 [22:33] i was joking man. [22:33] i wasn't XD [22:33] I know. [22:33] anyways that's about the most useful askubuntu post i've ever seen [22:33] lots of great advice in there [22:33] the idea of dumping env and comparing it to your local env might be insightful [22:35] you could use something like mgdiff (gui) to compare [22:36] will ry that tomorrow when I wake refreshed... Need to hit the hay now... leavingeverything on so I do not lsoe it hehe [22:36] meld too perhaps [22:36] thank you for your help. [22:36] np [22:36] I appreciate it. [22:36] have a great night :) [22:36] *nods* [22:38] You have an awesome afternoon.