[02:56] alguem do BR === philroche_ is now known as philroche [06:03] :) [08:05] hi [08:06] is this a channel for questions [08:06] hi sam_ [08:06] yes [08:06] i am new to ubuntu mate [08:07] i really like ubuntu mate [08:07] but onething is not clear to me [08:07] it seems i cant find a place to have a list of all installed packages [08:07] i can use the command line for sure, but there is no GUI to show that [08:08] Hm [08:08] hoep this is not a repeated question [08:08] The problem is the list is very long [08:08] i understand [08:09] but most destros offer some kind of view of the installed packages [08:09] as sometimes you need a visual of what you have on the system [08:10] Synaptic can show installed packages in a GUI [08:10] But you're gonna get finger cramps from scrolling [08:10] let me check [08:11] (Synaptic is not installed by default - I think) but is available through the software boutique [08:12] When you start Synaptic, sort packages by "Installed Version" so that installed packages are at the top [08:13] i have synaptic now, let me check [08:13] sudo apt install gnome-software [08:14] This is the software center that's also used by ubuntu/unity [08:15] yes got it [08:15] its long as stated [08:15] no other way to show only applications, not all detailed packages? [08:17] ill check the gnome one [08:17] sam_, there's a command line way to list all programs, but again it's quite long: https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/list-available-programs/6141 [08:25] cool [08:26] very nice, solved my issue [08:26] thanks a million [09:33] Hello, I need some help, I want to write a simple " file " that performs some simple command like " sudo apt-get update " , when i double-click on it,...how can i do this? [09:34] apt-get update doesn't actually install anything, you want apt-get update and apt-get upgrade [09:34] or better yet, aptitude update and aptitude upgrade [09:35] yes, the command " sudo apt-get update " is an example,...the command that i need to execute is " sudo service network-manager restart ".... [09:36] oh thats easy [09:36] right-click your top panel, add to panel, the first option you have, then add "gksudo service network-manager restart" as the command [09:37] the problem with that is that if it fails the errors aren't saved anywhere... but i guess they end up in your dmesg anyway so it shouldn't really matter [09:41] wow, thanks this was just what I was looking for, thank you very much :-) [09:42] if you want it to open a terminal save this http://dpaste.com/36V9SYC somewhere, run "chmod 755 /that/some/place" and set "/that/some/place" as the command [09:47] ok, many thanks :-) [09:48] hi === manu is now known as Guest77122 [09:49] hi [09:49] my bluetooth does not work in ubuntu mate 16 [09:51] I tried it with three different eartags. ubuntu before 15 if it worked. I uninstalled and re-installed everything. but still does not work === Help is now known as Guest67188 [12:59] Hello, I need some help with adobe flash player, i already have flash player installed, in fact on mozilla firefox it works, but doesn't work on chromium,... why? [13:06] hey [13:09] Guest67188, because you haven't installed flash for chromium [13:09] but really, flash is old and deprecated and you should avoid using it as much as possible [13:09] just teting disto 16.04.1 mate on asrock ion 330 ht [13:10] yeah, I know it but I need to install flash for view a site,...how can I install flash on chromium? [13:10] i have no idea [13:11] chrome comes with its flash, so maybe you could download it instead [13:25] ubuntu-mate, is it working alright? [13:26] so far i haven't heard about anything that would be better in 16.04 than in 14.04 [13:32] [13:32] * Akuli [13:32] [13:32] how can i install wine my computer [13:32] sudo aptitude install wine [13:32] sudo apt install wine [13:32] aptitude isn't preinstalled :) [13:32] choose your favorite :) [13:33] So you need apt install aptitude first! [13:33] aptitude has minesweeper and more awesome easter eggs [13:34] apt has... fewer letter to type :P [13:35] ok let me first install aptitude] [13:35] Really, there's no need to install aptitude [13:35] But if you prefer it, sure, go ahead [13:37] what should i install [13:37] sudo apt install wine [13:37] That command installs wine [13:37] You don't need to install anything before that [13:40] this is what is in the [13:40] E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. [13:40] omega@omega-HP-500B-Microtower:~$ [13:41] That's not because of the apt command, but because of something you did before that [13:41] what should i do next [13:41] I.e. you interrupted some package installation [13:41] Run what it says [13:41] sudo dpkg --configure -a [13:41] And don't press ctrl+c while installing programs [13:42] ok let do that [13:44] I HAVE RUN -> sudo dpkg --configure -a [13:44] THEN WHAT NEXT [13:44] Don't type caps, it's like yelling [13:44] Then run sudo apt install wine [13:45] The following packages will be upgraded: [13:45] ttf-mscorefonts-installer [13:45] 1 upgraded, 121 newly installed, 0 to remove and 13 not upgraded. [13:45] 1 not fully installed or removed. [13:45] Need to get 0 B/165 MB of archives. [13:45] After this operation, 601 MB of additional disk space will be used. [13:46] Do you want to continue? [Y/n] [13:46] thats where iam right now [13:46] well, press y [13:46] It's ok to read what the programs say... [13:46] You don't have to ask in irc for everything [13:46] That also means that you already have wine, btw [13:47] Ah, you probably interrupted its installation previously... ok, go on, press y there [13:49] ok [13:50] it has given me package configuration how do i exit it [13:51] what do you mean? what's the output? [13:52] thats what is in the terminal [13:52] copy it here so that we can see what you're saying [13:52] copy e.g. the last 5 lines [13:53] Configuring ttf-mscorefonts-installer ├─────────────────┐ [13:53] │ │ [13:53] │ • Installation and Use. You may install and use an unlimited number [13:53] │ of copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. [13:53] │ • Reproduction and Distribution. You may reproduce and distribute [13:53] │ an unlimited number of copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT; provided [13:53] │ that each copy shall be a true and complete copy, including all [13:53] │ copyright and trademark notices, and shall be accompanied by a [13:53] │ copy of this EULA. Copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT may not be [13:53] │ distributed for profit either on a standalone basis or included [13:53] That's a lot of lines, but not the last 5 lines [13:53] Select "yes" or "i agree" with the arrows, then press enter [13:54] but its in the terminal [13:56] omega_, do you see an OK there? [13:56] Press the arrow keys, or tab, so that it gets selected [13:56] yes its there [13:56] When it's selected (different color), then press enter [13:57] That's how you press buttons in the terminal [13:57] with the tab key it has proceeded [13:58] its unpacking right now [13:59] ew, microsoft's fonts :( [13:59] you can install wine without them, just hold that package before installing wine [14:02] alkisg, alias gimme='sudo aptitude install' [14:02] gimme wine [14:06] hello ther [14:06] hello there [14:07] hell [14:07] hello [14:07] please, how to configure ubuntu mate 16 to have the numlock on at startup beacause my password contains numbers [14:07] ;-) [14:08] tried shutting down with numlock activated at shutdown? [14:08] mbz: ^ [14:09] i've tried the "greeter-setup-script=/usr/bin/numlockx on and the system didn't start [14:09] mbz, http://askubuntu.com/a/128038 [14:09] yes [14:09] hmm [14:09] i'm sure it starts to some point and you can still use a tty [14:10] 123333 [14:10] just press Ctrl+Alt+f1 when you think it's frozen, and then go edit that file again [14:10] [I shut my system down with numlock activated] [14:10] Processing triggers for ureadahead (0.100.0-19) ... [14:11] going to try to shut down again with numlock on to see what happens [14:11] and when I use numeric keys 123456 it works 1234567890 [14:11] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NumLock [14:11] ah ok... going on help.ubuntu.... [14:11] [the above was also tried and proved k in a tty] [14:11] is there any thing that i should proceed with after that process of unpacking [14:12] omega, after that you should be able to run your windows programs in wine [14:13] right-click your .exe, open with wine [14:18] ok [14:18] you might be able to use wine already even if its not fully processed yet [14:23] i have ran wine to install idman505.exe but the response is error ID:1006 that could not create map file in getviewfile file invalid [14:29] maybe your program doesn't work under wine? [14:30] what is it supposed to do anyway? there's probably a non-wine alternative to it [14:33] its an Internet download manager that is used to download files of different type [14:34] there's a bunch of other alternatives [14:34] maybe uget is what you want= [14:34] ? [15:15] hai [15:16] i installed ubuntu 16.04 to y lenovo laptop wifi is not working in thta [15:17] hai [15:18] hi mate|59420 [15:18] common wifi troubleshooting procedure: [15:19] 1. open terminal (CTRL+ALT+T) [15:19] 2. type "sudo lshw -C net" [15:19] 3. Enter your password, it won't be echoed to your as you type [15:20] 4. Google "ubuntu ", with these informations found from output of lshw command [15:20] ONCE SEC [15:22] no wired is working wireless is not detecting i think the drivers is not installed [15:22] how to find card model in this laptop r any compatible === sinewav1 is now known as sinewav === seatsea__ is now known as seatsea === Gallo_ is now known as Guest97870 === sinewav1 is now known as sinewav === bekks_ is now known as bekks === sinewav1 is now known as sinewav [20:33] where is the brightness settings === zak is now known as Guest92302 === Hobbyboy|BNC is now known as Hobbyboy === DerRaiden_ is now known as DerRaiden [21:53] breaking the silence === scottt is now known as Guest9329 === DalekSec_ is now known as DalekSec [23:08] Greetings , does anyone here know about ubuntu mate on the raspberry Pi? [23:09] hello raspberry [23:09] raspberry, there's a decent number of rpi users on our forums: https://ubuntu-mate.community/