=== bazhang__ is now known as bazhang === skylite_ is now known as skylite === dancingdemon__ is now known as dancingdemon === dancingdemon is now known as dancingd3mon === dancingd3mon is now known as dancingdemon === dancingdemon is now known as wvrbro [00:15] ing [00:15] .ping === txeru is now known as sikun === singalaut is now known as Guest9666 [00:26] I have a project on my host that I sync into my VMs. I’m unable to `make` the project unless I copy all the files into my VM. My host is Mac OS X, guest is Ubuntu 16.04. Any ideas why? [00:36] so they lied to us about the holocaust while told us nothing of the firebombing they deliberately inflicted on German civilians? And we defend this trash? [00:36] so they lied to us about the holocaust while told us nothing of the firebombing they deliberately inflicted on German civilians? And we defend this trash? === ranpyuser is now known as TimeGiver [00:44] so [00:44] hows everyone goin [00:44] doing ubuntu support PotatoBoi [00:44] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkQ6J5F01Do [00:45] did you want a chat channel PotatoBoi [00:45] bahzang nope [00:48] where can I download krustykrab [00:48] can anyone tell me if (and if yes, what) there is a way to request newer version(s) for a package in lts? my case 16.04 [00:48] u0m3: generally versions aren't bumped [00:48] u0m3: what package and why do you think the version should go up? [00:48] teenis, there is not such a thing, stay on topic here [00:48] !latest | u0m3: may also be good to be aware of: [00:48] u0m3: may also be good to be aware of:: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [00:49] okay bazhang but my friend told me I can download krustykrab game with aptitude [00:49] !info krustykrab [00:49] Package krustykrab does not exist in xenial [00:49] no such thing teenis [00:50] but every time I try to apt install krustrykrab it just says its not found [00:50] E: Unable to locate package krustykrab [00:50] ah okay so krustykrab isnt real? [00:50] no [00:50] nacc, ok, good poit about stability ... needed numpy but I will research a way to compile it without clobbering apt version [00:51] nacc, s/poit/point/ [00:52] u0m3: 1.11.1-rc1 is in 16.10 right now [00:52] which is also the most current in debian, it seems [00:52] u0m3: given it's justa dotrelease, so presumably only bugfixes, you could request an SRU [00:53] u0m3: what version are you looking for? [00:53] nacc, hmm, must have been a delay in mirrors then... [00:54] !info python-numpy yakkety [00:54] python-numpy (source: python-numpy): Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language. In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.11.1~rc1-1ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 1744 kB, installed size 9486 kB [00:54] !info python-numpy xenial [00:54] python-numpy (source: python-numpy): Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language. In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.11.0-1ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 1748 kB, installed size 9383 kB [00:54] u0m3: --^ [00:55] nacc, uu nice, thanks for the bot command [00:56] u0m3: np, gl! [00:56] I really with polari would get nickserv support already... [00:56] nacc, thank you very much again [01:00] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me_kDNrbJls&spfreload=5 "In Search of a Cure" [01:00] Health, medicine, environment, diseases, cures, martyrs and solutions. [01:11] any pandora users in here? [01:11] (pithos, piano bar) [01:11] i use pithos [01:12] snowkidind, whats up? [01:12] i have this dilemma === Dartellum1 is now known as Dartellum [01:12] i want pandora overseas [01:12] and i am dreaming that there has to be a way to catch the stream and redirect it [01:13] (pandora doesn't make it to my other country) [01:13] i think it would be a good tool [01:13] sort of like a pandora wrapper [01:13] from your phone or from your computer? [01:13] from a server running ubuntu [01:14] forwarded to any device elsewhere [01:14] snowkidind, http://globalpandora.com/ [01:15] oh good [01:15] . [01:15] do you have an iphone that you want to listen to pandora on? [01:15] i listen on several devices overseas [01:15] Brazil [01:15] iphone, ipad, laptop [01:15] thailand [01:16] snowkidind, http://www.callingallgeeks.org/how-to-listen-to-pandora-radio-on-iphone-outside-us/ [01:16] i guess you are using google, searching for what? my search strings weren't yielding this [01:18] thats interesting. I have been using a terminal app called pianobar [01:18] hello all. i added a repo so i can install php5.6, however now that repo has updates for php7, which i do not want. i want php7 to stay on the 'official'. is there a way to choose which repo per php version? [01:19] define "repo" in this embodiement [01:19] snowkidind: for example, i want to pull php7 from this one deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ xenial main restricted [01:19] anyway, thanks glitchd [01:20] snowkidind, hope it helped somehow [01:20] !pinning [01:20] pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto [01:20] ok well [01:20] well at least i know there is a valid solution out there, although its impossible to test here in the states [01:21] i did 'add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php' in order to be able to install php5.6, however now there are 22 updates for php7 which were not htere before [01:29] SpudDogg: yes, becuse ondrej also packages php7 [01:29] SpudDogg: you will need to pin your php7.0* from the normal archive [01:29] SpudDogg: although, that may break php-* as provided by ondrej, unsure [01:29] nacc: ya thats what im looking at now [01:29] thanks [01:38] test [01:54] it works [02:04] hi guys i have a macbook 4,1 early 2008 and i put lubuntu on a usb and it keeps booting to a minimal grub window. anything i can do to fix it? [02:06] Hi! [02:07] I'm currently trying to fix someone's mail server and it's having quite a strange issue. The server is using dovecot and for some reason incoming mail is going to /var/mail/%n, instead of /home/mail/%n, after a lot of attempts at changing various things over and over to make them point to mail to the /home path [02:07] Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS [02:07] help [02:08] oups [02:08] hello there [02:08] ? [02:08] I wrote help here [02:13] WHen using the split -l command to split a text file, does it omit lines beginning with special characters? === Trystam is now known as Tristam [02:19] NM answered my own question. [02:24] Goz_ ? [02:24] yep ? [02:25] glitchd sup ? [02:25] Goz_, what do yo u need help with?? [02:25] oh no nvm, didn't wanted to write it here [02:25] x) [02:25] lol ok [02:26] thx btw glitchd [02:26] Goz_, np === MORPHi is now known as JEWBANKER [02:29] hi [02:30] jacob_, hey [02:30] jacob_, whats up? [02:34] jacob_, hello? [02:34] I can't find netboot for 15.10. [02:35] Morning/Evening all! [02:36] Discussion: What’s everyone’s favorite tactic to monitor system updates & vulnerabilites within their stack? [02:36] https://www.facebook.com/IWillBeCTO [02:36] Their stack? [02:37] philo, looks like it doesnt exist.. [02:37] philo, , eol, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/ [02:37] use 14.04 or 16.04 [02:37] glitchd, OerHeks I found it here, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/wily/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/ [02:38] i hope the installer works, guess not as 15.10 is EOL [02:39] OerHeks, I'd use an LTS, but the software was written on 15.10, and so ... they want to stick with that version [02:39] I'm currently trying to fix someone's mail server and it's having quite a strange issue. The server is using dovecot and for some reason incoming mail is going to /var/mail/%n, instead of /home/mail/%n, after a lot of attempts at changing various things over and over to make them point to mail to the /home path [02:39] Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS [02:53] anyone here? [02:55] :-) [02:59] Add me, solve this, and Ill give you some BTC https://www.facebook.com/IWillBeCTO [03:00] TyrelllWelllick, please don't spam, thanks. [03:08] hi [03:08] I need hel p [03:08] help [03:08] can somebody teach me [03:08] how to install bettercap in backbox [03:08] ? [03:09] !backbox | naga007 [03:09] naga007: Backbox Linux is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu and is thus not supported in #ubuntu. Please use #backbox on irc.autistici.org or https://forum.backbox.org/ for help with it. [03:10] hi [03:10] Hello [03:10] howre you? [03:11] I'm good how are you? [03:12] What are we discussing here [03:12] time to read the topic [03:13] hp: Discussion about ubuntu is in #ubuntu-discuss, this channel is active operating system sypport :) [03:20] Hi [03:20] I've a little and stupid question, How i move up n' down in Ubuntu console? (tty) [03:24] shift pageup pagedwn [03:24] !details | Sir_Andrei The answer may not be as simple as the question : [03:24] Sir_Andrei The answer may not be as simple as the question :: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. === cconstantine_ is now known as cconstantine [03:27] .udp 192.168.10.1 1000 4096 100 [03:28] ? [03:30] I'm currently trying to fix someone's mail server and it's having quite a strange issue. The server is using dovecot and for some reason incoming mail is going to /var/mail/%n, instead of /home/mail/%n, after a lot of attempts at changing various things over and over to make them point to mail to the /home path [03:30] Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS [03:31] php, you might want to reask in #ubuntu-server too [03:32] running a service with data from a /home/ folder is rare. [03:33] .join #665 [03:34] what is the best way to migrate an ubuntu installation to a smaller ssd [03:35] ahhh [03:37] sabotagebeats: "best" is subjective . I prefer to back up my data, and do a clean fresh install and start all over fresh . [03:37] thanks Bashing-om [03:38] Well, hmm, i wanna the keystroke to navigate up and down in console [03:38] what about do distro upgrade [03:38] ? [03:38] Im using Ubuntu 16.04.1 [03:38] or what about ghosting it [03:39] #ubuntu-cn [03:39] sabotagebeats: mind ya, there is no good reason to backup system files . If ya fresh install one does not carry past baggage . === xubuntu is now known as Guest19870 [03:39] thanks Bashing-om [03:40] Hmm OerHeks, ur right, thx! [03:40] shift pageup pagedwn is limited .. [03:40] OerHeks: I have a notebook keyboard, and the keystroke is little more complicated (i've to use fn), but, well, i solved it C: [03:40] limited? [03:41] limited to a few pages i believe [03:42] Oh :( === zel is now known as Guest37090 === Guest15996 is now known as bigking [04:06] hello [04:07] Mojo144: hello [04:07] hello [04:08] Hi [04:12] j linux [04:12] oops [04:18] meow [04:20] IVA [04:22] 2% of the people believe the old media right now. It's just amazing how quickly the old media is dying because they just can't be trusted. That's one thing about this monopoly they've created: is that everyone's seeing through it, recognizing it as propaganda. === MorrisIVA is now known as [Troll911] [04:27] !ot | [Troll911] [04:27] [Troll911]: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! === [Troll911] is now known as Bentoi === Bentoi is now known as [RadioLatino] [04:47] I just did: sudo apt install python3-venv -y but I can't find how I can call the create env command? === Liz is now known as Guest6805 [05:00] adamsilver: looks like the binary in that package is `pyvenv` [05:01] Flannel: thanks === ubuntu is now known as Guest25272 [05:21] Anyone know why ifup is only bringing up one of the two in my /etc/network/interfaces ? [05:22] It seems to be whichever one comes first. I can manually add the static ip and routes using ip [05:22] http://sprunge.us/aRKR [05:31] hi [05:32] 111111111111111111111111111 [05:32] hello moti [05:32] whats going on [05:32] leave this chat this useless [05:33] any helgp [05:33] help [05:33] 2sure [05:33] hfor what [05:33] ?prussian >> [05:33] ? [05:34] what is this all about [05:34] ? [05:34] idk [05:34] then why ar e you hair [05:34] ? [05:34] here [05:34] zzzzzz [05:34] :D [05:34] bye [05:34] I have a problem with a Ubuntu server and I'm not sure why only one of my static ip's starts up after reboot [05:34] ok [05:36] Hi gents, I just upgrade to ubuntu xenial (x64) and I'm trying to upgrade nginx , I've already re-added it to my sources.list, but when I try to update it, it tells me 'Warning, the following packages cannot be authenticated: nginx', I'm following these instructions http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html [05:36] I've downloaded the signing key and done the apt-key add nginx_signing.key stuff [05:36] but it still complains, any help would be appreciated. I'll be here for an hour or so, then I need to crash. [05:37] https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/tutorials/install/ is the instructions I'm following [05:37] http://pastebin.com/6BetJaCy is the error/s I'm getting [05:37] (I've also asked this in the nginx channel, but no one's replied) [05:38] dxc: likely you will get a more accurate answer there tho [05:38] seeing as it is not official ubuntu packaging [05:39] mm [05:39] I had the exact same issue on another server (same scenario, it commmented out the lines when I upgraded to xenial), I only noticed today when I was poking at the problem on my other server, I uncommented the lines, updated, and it worked fine [05:40] ¯\(º_o)/¯ [05:41] have you tried a ppa instead? [05:43] no, I haven't [05:43] I have it installed, I just wanted to update it, it works as-is, and I didn't set it up [05:43] so I'm leery of monkeying around with it [05:43] (Friend of mine set it up, and he's MIA) [05:48] prussian - gonna try ti, I guess. [05:48] let's see. [05:48] you can try http://nginx.org/keys/nginx_signing.key [05:48] .... [05:49] my baad [05:49] curl http://nginx.org/keys/nginx_signing.key | apt-key add - [05:49] maybe wget isn't doing what it's suppose to -_- [05:49] idk [05:49] maybe [05:49] h/o [05:49] it sounds like the package isn't signed right otherwise [05:49] and that's on nginx [05:50] hi [05:50] hi [05:52] I'm trying to install this usb wifi card https://www.sabrent.com/product/NT-WLAC/hi-gain-ac600-dual-band-wi-fi-usb-mini-adapter-5dbi-antenna-ieee-802-11-abgnac-wps-easy-connection/#&gid=1&pid=1 but can't find any drivers for it [05:52] Can anyone help me get this thing running? It's driving me crazy [05:52] :p [05:53] amazoniantoad: what does lsusb say about it? [05:53] amazoniantoad, have you identified the chipset and tried wpa supplicant. sometimes you can use win drivers too if thats possibly wpa supplicant [05:53] Triffid_Hunter: let me check [05:53] cantoo: I don't know what that means, sorry [05:53] if its broadcom there may be a package that'll support the firmware [05:54] if it's broadcom just return it -_- [05:54] not worth it [05:54] what chipset does this wifi device have (and just the basic model) in google. [05:54] Triffid_Hunter: Meditek inc [05:54] So it's definitely being "seen" [05:54] getting cryptic kernel messages about scan errors sporadically sucks [05:54] if its broadcom it could work [05:54] cantoo: let me check [05:54] amazoniantoad: what's the vid/pid? need those to determine appropriate driver [05:55] amazoniantoad: run "lsusb" in a terminal [05:55] Triffid_Hunter: Bus 001 Device 004 === clowx is now known as orianbsilva [05:55] amazoniantoad: that's where it's plugged in, not the vid/pid [05:55] hateball: look at my responses to Triffid_Hunter. Already did that [05:55] Triffid_Hunter: oh, sorry. How do I get the pid? [05:55] amazoniantoad: it's the xxxx:xxxx that is interesting [05:56] it should show when you run lsusb [05:56] amazoniantoad: perhaps you could show us all of what it says instead of pasting random useless bits of the output? [05:56] Triffid_Hunter: good idea. [05:56] http://pastebin.com/FH76KEuY [05:56] Triffid_Hunter: ^ [05:57] amazoniantoad, i found this for ya. there could be more ways of getting it to work on linux https://www.sabrent.com/download/nt-wlac-linux-drivers/ [05:57] cantoo: thanks. Sorry I couldn't find the chipset [05:58] i couldn't either. its bound to be somewhere [05:58] Triffid_Hunter, you ain't ever been a new user ? [05:59] amazoniantoad: I see drivers for mediatek in my kernel but not that specific chipset, perhaps it's new? [05:59] Triffid_Hunter: I bought it at walmart 8 months ago... lol. Just dug it out of the closet [06:00] amazoniantoad: closest is linux/drivers/net/wireless/mediatek/mt7601u/usb.c:25: { USB_DEVICE(0x0e8d, 0x760b) }, - oh wait this is 4.3.4, let me check a more recent one [06:00] Triffid_Hunter: thanks [06:00] amazoniantoad, which ubuntu you using ? [06:01] Idk. my friend is letting me use it to learn terminal [06:01] cantoo: remoting into it [06:01] amazoniantoad, if you have to use their drivers you might have to switch to one that supports their drivers [06:01] D: [06:01] thats kewl. some time you'll need something like 16.04 or 14.04 or even 14.10 or something like that [06:02] possibly [06:03] prussian - I did it via PPA, which worked [06:03] amazoniantoad: 4.4.6 isn't any more interesting unfortunately, might be able to patch the kernel to make the mt7601u driver recognise it but sounds like that's a bit over your head at the moment [06:03] Triffid_Hunter: very much so :/ [06:03] Thanks anyway [06:04] amazoniantoad: may just have to grab the drivers from the mediatek site and hope for the best [06:05] dxc: gr8 [06:05] ya, adding stuff to your sources.list is so debian [06:05] hi [06:05] lol. [06:05] Hi! [06:05] and bye ;) [06:05] time for bed. [06:05] gn [06:08] cantoo: should I try to install this driver that you linked me to? === afro_ is now known as bedfro [06:15] Hi all, I'm getting this error in ubuntu 14.04 console while trying to connect to DB PG::ConnectionBad: FATAL: could not open relation mapping file "global/pg_filenode.map": No such file or directory [06:17] amazoniantoad, its not always easy. you might need some help. [06:18] cantoo: Yeah I just tried to run make and I already got an error [06:19] cantoo: make[1]: *** /lib/modules/3.14.65-61/build: No such file or directory. Stop. [06:19] sometimes you have to install kernel sources and kernel headers and build-essential. but they key is -- does their driver match your kernel. try and get help, someone should assist you if you've never done it yourself [06:19] i can't do it. i'm all thumbs. [06:19] okay. thanks [06:19] hey there :-) @all that run ubuntu on ec2. Since this morning apt-get update fails on all of my machines on aws. W: Failed to fetch http://eu-central-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty-backports/multiverse/source/Sources 503 Service Unavailable [06:20] global issue? Where to report? [06:20] if they don't help. try and find someone nice. shame them. we're all here not for selfishness all the time but for each other [06:21] cantoo: WHY WONT YOU HELP? YOU ARE BAD AND SHOULD FEEL BAD [06:21] like that? === Guest87677 is now known as JStoker [06:22] i'm all thumbs amazoniantoad. thats thats uncool. you have to use tact in shaming like i seen 30 people helped and not me (and don't use shame). furthermore offer to help others. its kewl [06:23] cantoo: Are you thirsty? May I offer you a drink? [06:25] dertyp: #ubuntu-mirrors [06:25] hateball: thanks [06:25] ??? [06:26] cantoo: whats up? === plat is now known as Guest26983 [06:30] hi guys, how to speed up my fresh install with LAMP of Ubuntu 16.04? http://paste.ubuntu.com/23218963/ [06:33] Israel by their own admission has at minimum 700 nukes. Their Samson option states that if they can’t have earth as their own they will make sure no one else gets it and have nukes aimed at earth’s 700 biggest cities. [06:34] pinklesbian: Does Israel run Ubuntu? === pinklesbian is now known as mauvelesbian [06:34] amazoniantoad: all nukes has ubuntu installed [06:34] l9: I hope so [06:35] offcourse they do how else do you think they hit their targets ? [06:35] l9: I would hate if a country tried to use one and a "Windows Update" occured in the middle of it [06:35] Might be a dud [06:36] mauvelesbian: scary thought it is [06:36] havent been in a chatroom in years. [06:36] "Would you like to apply the update in [5] [20] or [40] minutes? [06:36] cool welcome back derf_ [06:36] "Where the hell is the ignore button?!" [06:36] derf_: It's horrid. Leave now [06:36] It stinks in here [06:36] cant need help [06:37] derf_: Go see a doctor [06:37] amazoniantoad: please... [06:37] just went mint and cant fix overscan [06:37] l9: sorry lol === derf_ is now known as newnickname [06:38] derf_ catalyst? [06:38] no its non proprietary [06:38] ahh === newnickname is now known as derf_ [06:43] any help?! [06:47] that true about israel having 700 nukes aimed at us if we don't do their bidding? [06:48] parisiankiss, don't cause panic. everythings different now. israel is not a threat to any good country. in face, rock in roll happens :D [06:48] politics isn't on-topic for this channel. [06:49] its been a reoccuring topic tonight. if your paniced it doesn't help much to do a investigation [06:49] and uncool [06:49] guess most of us are pretty-mind controlled by the authorities. [06:51] its very important you get that straightened out === me is now known as Guest14339 === capri is now known as zz_capri === zz_capri is now known as capri [07:13] hi ubuntu how r u all tonight [07:13] anybody here from beijing? [07:16] i love win-win situations, don't you? === capri is now known as zz_capri [07:20] omp_: ? === Liz is now known as Guest98949 [07:30] how to do I reinstall my graphics drivers? === Guest1331 is now known as troy_cambridge [07:41] how to do I reinstall my graphics drivers? [07:44] how to install lamp for 16 [07:46] Cannot find any schedule when ubuntu 16.04.2 will be available. [07:46] In new Unity (7.5) fixed the problem with sleep mode on my laptop (go to sleep when LID closed), because now it is not works. [07:47] Kinder-Pingvi: when 16.10 is released [07:47] Also I didn't find any information about how to upgrade my Unity 7.4 to 7.5... [07:47] oh... right. So 16.10 and point 16.04.2 will be realized in the same time? [07:48] Kinder-Pingvi: maybe not the same day, but 16.04.02 will be based on packages released with 16.10 [07:49] Kinder-Pingvi: 16.04.3 will be based on 17.04 and so on. [07:49] only the lts enablement stack [07:49] not overall packages [07:49] yes, i should have been clearer on that. [07:49] ducasse, thanks for response. And small question about packages base. Is it will be different between 16.10 and 16.04.2? As I know from previous distributives, LTS version always has older packages than new realized distribution [07:50] Kinder-Pingvi: only x and kernel will be updated. [07:51] I'm a archlinux user a long time. But now I want to use ubuntu and I like it. And small noob's question about external repositories. As I understand, the PPA is something like AUR in arch. Where I can find some site (link) for search packages on all available PPAs and add needed PPA to my PPA collection on my ubuntu? [07:53] Kinder-Pingvi: for launchpad ppas, try ppa.launchpad.net [07:53] Kinder-Pingvi: it's really not like AUR [07:53] Kinder-Pingvi: it's just another set of repos with zero control/governance on [07:53] !ppa | Kinder-Pingvi [07:53] Kinder-Pingvi: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [07:55] As I understood I can put there my package, create my ppa and another ubuntu users can add my PPA and install my software, right? [07:55] thats right [07:55] Yup [07:55] it's just another dpkg based repo with zero governance [07:57] Kinder-Pingvi: you can host a third party repo anywhere, though, it doesn't have to be launchpad. [07:57] great! What about external dependencies? If my software doesn't have needed dependencies in official ubuntu's repository, can I put this packages to my PPA near with my software and mark it as dependencies to my main package, right? [07:58] Ducasse cook me some eggs! [07:58] anonV: ? [07:58] anonV: eggs in the shape of ubuntu logo [07:58] Sure! [07:59] ducasse, sorry for my noob's questions :) I want to understand too quickly how it all works.. [07:59] ducasse: Dont you know Alain Ducasse? [07:59] Good morning :) [07:59] anonV: nope, that's not where i got it from. === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [08:00] ducasse: ok! still want those eggs hehe [08:00] I'm trying to install Gtk#, or rather I believe I already have installed it, however when I try to build and run either a C# or an F# script it tells me that it doesn't recognize Gtk, what could obvious errors I'm doing be? [08:04] hei [08:04] hei [08:04] grande zio [08:04] he [08:06] hei hei [08:07] someuone can hel me ?? [08:07] negro [08:07] !help | Voltagirls [08:07] Voltagirls: 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 [08:07] and small question about nightly builds of 16.10. In I understood, thats builds updates every day (night:)). If I'll install 16.10, could I update with apt-get dist-upgrade to obtain "every day changes"? [08:07] Kinder-Pingvi: yes. also support is in #ubuntu+1 [08:08] Porco dioooo [08:08]