[00:00] Would that be a good time for chroot? [00:01] zanakyn: Is firefox already running on the remote machine, as the same user you're sshing as? [00:01] Ben64: I've thought of creating a temporary user on this system with the password I want, and then copy the hash over, but that seems kinda flawed [00:01] keviv: mkpasswd [00:01] Jordan_U no its not. should it be? [00:02] zanakyn: No, but if it were then trying to start it would likely open a new window in the existing instance, which would be displayed on the Desktop rather than the pi. [00:03] ah gotcha [00:03] zanakyn: Does "firefox -no-xshm" allow it to start? [00:04] nada. same crash unfortunately [00:04] zanakyn: Also, you may have to wait a *long* time for firefox to start when using ssh -x. The number of round trips needed for the X protocol can really slow down networked operation. [00:05] zanakyn: Does it "crash" and exit, or just sit there still running? [00:05] its actually hitting a segmentation fault [00:06] no running instance from any previous attempts sitting around, according to htop === sysop is now known as Guest37930 [00:10] Ben64: oh thanks, that's great [00:13] Ben64: shenanigans. Just for kicks I tried the password I last remembered with the salt in /etc/shadow, and it produces the same hash... === Guest37930 is now known as sysop_rick [00:19] If i have a vmware host and one of my guest is setup to act as a caching bind internal dns server {on my lan network} would it also be advised, to setup the requirements to use samba 4 to act as NT4 - Windows DC? [00:19] keviv: Your comment makes it sound like that is a bad thing, but that is exactly what you should expect. [00:20] i mean, ofc the hardware could run it but what about upstream dns-servers would i need to replace thoose with the present ones in use? [00:20] And other clients/devices within the network/lan, would i need to replace /etc/resolv.conf ? [00:22] does someone have a desktop installation of Ubuntu open nearby? I´m seeing some behavior that seems weird on my end, and I´m wondering if it´s normal [00:22] Jordan_U: well yeah it means that I actually *do* remember the password, but now I'm not sure why I can't log in with it [00:23] Has anyone here setup Samba 4 to act as domain controller? [00:23] keviv: Ahh. What happens when you try to login currently? [00:24] Jordan_U: using one of the ssh keys in authorized_keys, it fails authentication. Using the password, it fails after 3 attempts as usual [00:24] Jordan_U: this is all over ssh when I'm trying to log in [00:25] Basically: mouse scrolling inside the terminal is broken for me. I´ve tried capturing mouse scroll events, they get translated as middle-click presses. Can someone check this out for me? (open terminal, write echo -e \e[?1000h\e[?1006h, scroll, report back with what gets printed) [00:26] keviv: Fails with what error message? [00:30] Jordan_U: https://paste.pound-python.org/show/Vfa7IWBJQylv3zYufveL/ [00:31] Has anyone setup Samba4 to act as NT4 Windows Domain controller? [00:35] hey guys, how do I install vulkan for a haswell graphics card (HD 4600) on ubuntu 16.04? [00:56] Guy1524: Try asking in #ubuntu-x [00:56] ## or #? [00:56] Guy1524: # [00:56] Jordan_U: ^ [00:57] k thx [00:57] Guy1524: You're welcome. [00:58] how can i get a shell from the 16.04 desktop installer? ctrl-alt-Fx doesn't give me a login === Random832 is now known as rau === rau is now known as Random832 [01:03] === Smn is now known as Guest80152 [01:05] zwelch: If you haven't already started installing then I would recommend choosing the "try before installing" option. You can run any programs you want from a full Ubuntu desktop session, including the installer. [01:07] hello [01:08] Do the daily builds of Zesty have an updated kernel or does it use the same one as 16.10? [01:08] is there anybody who uses mainline 4.9 kernel on i386? [01:10] I mean the one from kernel ppa === maddawg3 is now known as maddawg [01:12] Bray90820: #ubuntu+1 for Zesty. === maddawg is now known as maddawg2 [01:12] Thanks [01:14] so maybe someone knows what's happening with mainline 4.9 kernel? [01:14] I'm getting mcount symbol version mismatch at boot [01:28] hi [01:28] why does ssh-copy-id [01:28] not work in ubuntu [01:29] So every time I try to load alsamixer on 16.10 it says can't load mixer no such file or directory [01:29] I have to type in my password every first time i login to remote ubuntu server [01:29] somaReverse: the first time or every time? [01:29] somaReverse: it works here [01:30] the first time may be the password to unlock your key locally. After that the unlocked key will (usually) be in your key agent [01:32] Might be auto-login. [01:32] wedgie: what can I do? [01:32] centos server works just fine [01:32] somaReverse: i'm still not sure I understand what the problem is. [01:33] you do ''ssh-copy-id user@server'' and then what happens when you do ''ssh user@server'' ? [01:34] i try to install using ---> sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin ubuntu-vm-builder bridge-utils ia32-libs-multiarch [01:34] but ia32-libs-multiarch is missing [01:35] wedgie: first time i need to input the password. then it works fine [01:35] wedgie: this is just like there is a key agent [01:35] Akuw: that package hasn't been in the repos for awhile [01:36] since before 14.04 [01:36] what can i do then to install qemu-kvm then? [01:36] Akuw: Stop following out of date guides? [01:36] somaReverse: the first time is it asking for the server's password, or the passphrase for your key? [01:37] following this https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/03/12/how-to-start-intel-hardware-assisted-virtualization-hypervisor-on-linux-to-speed-up-intel-android-x86-emulator [01:37] holy URI [01:37] Akuw: as I said, don't following guides that are out of date [01:37] holy old URI [01:37] ftfm [01:37] Akuw: that's over 4.5 years old [01:38] i will install the --> sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm [01:38] Akuw: for starters, you could just try to install the package [01:38] wedgie: server's password [01:38] that should work for android studio [01:38] wedgie: I know it sounds weird. Isn't ssh-copy-id supposed to handle no-password login? [01:39] somaReverse: no. ssh-copy-id copies your public key into the authorized_hosts file of the remote server. That allows you to use your ssh key to log into the remote server. [01:39] your *key* may (and really really should) have a passphrase that locks it === munsterman is now known as munsterman311 [01:40] somaReverse: it sounds like the first time you are entering the passphrase for your *key* which is then added to your key agent and used to log into the remote server from then on [01:40] wedgie: no [01:40] I use the same public key to login other servers [01:40] and it works just fine [01:41] only Ubuntu 14 fails [01:41] somaReverse: you're logging into a ubuntu 14.04 server, or from a ubuntu 14.04 machine? [01:41] somaReverse: can you pastebin a session showing this happening? Cause I feel like something is being overlooked here [01:41] tgm4883: into [01:42] wedgie: now it works fine. I don't know how to reproduce. Maybe I need to reboot and wait for a while [01:42] somaReverse: standard install, or is this some sort of cloud machine [01:42] tgm4883: standard [01:42] fresh install [01:43] somaReverse: Not sure then without seeing some logs. I can say that it works fine here, so what you are seeing isn't typical [01:44] My chromium browser (Version 53.0.2785.143 Built on Ubuntu, running on Ubuntu 14.04 (64-bit)), has stopped rendering amazon.com pages properly. It *is* just me, right? [01:44] emacs 25.1 terminal mode also behaves abnormally on my Ubuntu 14. [01:44] abnormally? [01:44] Loshki: define not properly [01:45] anyone knows this error http://pastebin.com/p1VXPCmn ? [01:46] reisio: mostly underlined text, images missing, partially formatted in sections. [01:46] I'm new to ubuntu and all this situations are very frustating. Is ubuntu not supposed to use as a headless remote server? [01:48] Loshki: just in chromium & not other browsers? [01:50] reisio: just in chromium. I've been forced to use Firefox for pages that no longer render in Chromium. I assume that the reason only I am seeing this is due to some weirdness in my cache, or combination of plugins. Let me check the previous version, since this seemed to start with the last upgrade. Was there a big security issue with the last version? [01:51] Loshki: hrmm, is that the binary firefox built by Mozilla? [01:53] Yes, Firefox 49.0.2 Mozilla firefox works. This is a vanilla 14.04.4 system, updated last week [01:54] somaReverse: possible fix mentioned in https://github.com/company-mode/company-mode/issues/268 [01:54] company-mode, heh [02:00] reisio: sigh, reinstalled it, seems to have solved the problem. malware? [02:00] Loshki: heh, _extremely_, extremely unlikely [02:01] probably just good old fashioned imperfect QA [02:01] reisio: I understand. [02:01] chromium is... [02:01] a beast, you don't want to know how long it takes to compile [02:01] or how many bits of google nonsense are surgically stripped from it so it isn't awful [02:03] reisio: if there were something better... [02:03] Loshki: I saw this one. It's not related. Thanks [02:04] somaReverse: drop back a version? [02:05] It's 25.1 . I cannot handle emamcs 24 [02:05] Loshki: that is exactly the problem with all browsers, isn't it :p === Warrigal is now known as tswett [02:10] reisio: :-) [02:11] i have a dell latitude 530 and lubuntu on it [02:12] the display max resolution is 1400X1050 [02:12] how do i know if that's the max resolution my laptop have or is it because of the drivers i have ? [02:13] andy____: dell.com [02:14] hi! I am thinking this is a Ubuntu thing and Not a Hack. Please confirm. My nameserver is listed as 127.0.1.1 and nslookup shows it listening for dns on all ips at this address...whats this "feature called"? [02:15] I expected it to list my default gateway as the dns ip but I am amazed to see it does not [02:18] transhuman: are you running local caching nameserver? [02:21] transhuman, https://xkcd.com/1180/ [02:23] transhuman, resolvconf on Ubuntu does that by default [02:26] lordcirth: why know what the words you use mean, after all :p [02:27] reisio, ? [02:27] 'virus' [02:27] 'you' not 'you' :D [02:27] the principle is the same [02:27] yep [02:28] if they knew what 'virus' meant, then they wouldn't say such things [02:32] thanks lordcirth [02:34] lordcirth is the fix to leave it alone or is it to add a dns server on the gateway? [02:35] the intersection is probably a bit larger if you allow for "virus" to be a legitimate generic term for malware [02:36] the difference between a virus and a worm is mostly academic [02:36] ... [02:36] really isn't [02:37] but obviously everyone knows what someone clearly misusing the word 'virus' means when they misuse it [02:37] hence: comics [02:37] they never mean worm either, anyway [02:37] ok explain why melissa is a virus but iloveyou isn't [02:38] "Unlike a computer virus, it does not need to attach itself to an existing program." — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_worm [02:39] so does reliance on exploits in existing programs (as opposed to doing what else exactly) to spread make something a virus rather than a worm? does using runtime shared libraries? [02:39] what about kernels - is any program *truly* standalone? [02:41] Hello [02:42] sup BitchMoney [02:42] How is everyone [02:43] Random832: doesn't matter, nobody ever means either a virus or a worm [02:43] they always mean stupid adware they installed on purpose :P [02:43] BitchMoney: eh... alright I guess :p you? [02:43] transhuman, it's normal, leave it [02:44] Pretty good === anonymous is now known as Guest42326 === AreTchE is now known as AreTchE_ === susan is now known as vebb === AreTchE_ is now known as AreTchE === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas === AreTchE_ is now known as AreTchE [03:15] I am looking for free (preferably open-source) software that I can use for editting videos. I want to be able to do basic cutting, trimming, audio stuff, etc., but I want capabilities of picture-on-picture and blurring the videos. [03:17] Anyone have any recommendations? [03:20] Guestie, kdenlive is popular [03:20] lordcirth, I'm looking at OpenShot. Have any comments for that one? [03:21] Guestie, Don't know much about Openshot. [03:23] maybe you can do it with ffmpeg ? [03:24] you can do anything with ffmpeg, but it's obviously GUIless on its own [03:25] hi [03:26] Anyone here use Vagrant? - Can you give me your ``vagrant global-status --machine-readable` output? === BlackoutIsHere is now known as BlackoutIsHere|O [03:34] Need to pass file location as flag. The file is a file up in the directory. "..settings.txt" doesn't work. How should I do this? [03:35] JohnMcClain1, ../settings.txt [03:44] hey guys. Can you help me with this question? http://askubuntu.com/questions/850518/headphones-output-mono-audio [03:44] my pair of headphones isn't working fine [03:44] lordcirth: thanks [03:54] gnome-terminal has the option --tab-with-profile=PROFILENAME where you can open a teminal with multiple tabs. But I don't see any option to run a command in the new tab? seems ridiculous? [03:55] maybe pipe one to it? [03:55] like echo "ls /" | gnome-terminal [03:57] Lope: am i misunderstanding what the -e and -x options do? [03:57] hey after my last update of ubantu internet speed is too low [03:58] wedgie: thanks, oh wow, I didn't see the -e command [03:58] I don't have a -x in my versions man page. [03:59] http://askubuntu.com/questions/850518/headphones-output-mono-audio [04:00] wedgie: cool, it works! thanks [04:01] np [04:03] !patience | xJeremyCx [04:03] xJeremyCx: 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/ [04:04] I tried the first and the last option, doesnt work [04:04] hello [04:05] is there a possibility to make some service that is available on my port 45454 available at port 22? [04:05] on the same machine? [04:07] squarecircle, do you need it to also remain available on 45454? [04:08] lordcirth: actually I'm trying to use the Port forward feature of vbox [04:09] but currently its neither running, nor allowing my to port forward onto any port <1024 [04:09] squarecircle, so you want 45454 on the host to be 22 on the VM? [04:09] lordcirth: no, I want port 22 on the host to be port 22 of the vm [04:10] squarecircle, you don't want to be able to ssh to the host? [04:10] lordcirth: the host sshd already listens on some higher port [04:10] ah ok [04:11] lordcirth: I want a ssh based service encapsulated in a vm [04:12] squarecircle, are you sure you don't want to just use a bridged connection for VM? would be simpler [04:13] lordcirth: yes, security and a too less IPs [04:14] squarecircle, well, I guess you could make an iptables rule on the host to redirect 22 to 45454, and then port-forward 45454 to 22 [04:17] when I run `gnome-terminal --tab-with-profile=test -e abc` the new terminal can't find abc, where abc is a function defined in my ~/.bashrc. I've also tried running this with sudo, but it also doesn't run the ~/.bashrc file. `gnome-terminal --tab-with-profile=test -e "su -lc 'abc' bob"` [04:20] Lope: -e bash -c 'etc' [04:21] lordcirth: thank you [04:21] I'll take cate [04:21] reisio: It also doesn't work with bash: `gnome-terminal --tab-with-profile=test -e "bash -lc 'abc'"`. [04:21] I'm too tired right now :/ [04:22] Lope: could always use a dedicated script for your function [04:23] hmm [04:24] -e '. ~/.bashrc; abc' failed to invoke . permission denied. [04:24] mayhbe that's why. [04:24] it's some kind of restricted bash. [04:24] Lope: it's not likely bash at all if you haven't called bash [04:25] oh yeah, that's true. [04:25] ah, got it working [04:26] -e 'bash -lc ". ~/.bashrc; abc"' [04:26] gj [04:26] thanks man, thanks for your help :D [04:26] would've thought -l would be enough [04:27] I'm sure #bash could explain it, if it's interesting enough to you [04:27] bash's quirks annoy me, so i'll pass :) [04:27] worst computer language ever invented. [04:28] IMHO :p [04:28] it's called bash because it makes you want to bash stuff. [04:28] that's the whole point of it. it's a troll language. [04:29] heh [04:29] bash is kinda great [04:29] probably the thing that annoys me the most about it is if fi case esac reversal stuff [04:29] that's just plain silly :p [04:31] Here's the (from root) version: -e "su -lc '. ~/.bashrc; abc' bob" [04:31] Lope: oh from root? [04:31] yeah [04:31] from root you'd want to specify the user [04:32] i did, bob [04:32] su - user -c etc [04:32] oh, I've been using a different su syntax. [04:32] But yours looks nicer. [04:32] with yours there's no need for quotes? [04:33] um [04:33] I would expect, with mine, there'd be no need to source ~/.bashrc [04:33] * reisio shrugs [04:33] one way to find out! [04:33] :p [04:33] oh wait is - just another name for -l? :p [04:34] how odd [04:34] no your version doesn't work. [04:34] it should work in general, I don't know about your with your function [04:34] but it's apparently the same as -l, so heh nevermind [04:35] i made this inspired by your syntax, but it didn't work: -e "su - bob -lc . ~/.bashrc; abc" [04:35] okay [04:35] guys could you explain what this means" Debian Avahi-daemon" [04:36] yeah I've come to my way of running su via sweat blood and tears, so there must be a reason for it. [04:36] hanish: nothing you will ever need [04:36] just more software in your way, courtesy of Poettering [04:37] aaah my internet is too slow [04:37] reisio: he was just pottering around one day. [04:37] 200kb to 6kb [04:39] Lope: :p [04:39] I remember when my bro got his super fast 56k modem [04:40] we downloaded things just to watch them zoom by [04:42] Who can offer me laptop( and work) [04:44] kang0: people with jobs and laptops [04:44] a perfectly useful laptop in the USA only costs about a day's worth of work at minimum wage in various places, though [04:44] Really [04:45] On which sie [04:45] Site [04:45] I3 equivalent spec? === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [04:56] reisio [04:59] huh? === redd is now known as Guest72852 === TehJohnCena is now known as johnc4510 [05:28] ok, the ssh-copy-id problem reproduced [05:30] this is the full log https://ptpb.pw/9c8w [06:15] hi.. Im running a docker ubuntu Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS [06:15] the problem is I ssh from my terminal and start a node script.. but once I exit the terminal the process stops [06:16] how can I keep it running without stopping when i close the terminal [06:16] I tried server.js & [06:16] setsid server.js [06:16] (server.js &) [06:16] and even nohup server.js [06:16] nothing is working for me [06:16] once I exit the terminal server stops ! [06:17] can someone help me solve the issue [06:35] lemonsparrow, how about using screen? [06:36] lemonsparrow, Screen is very easy to use. You can create a screen, start the node script, detatch from the screen and reattach anytime when you want to see the output or want to stop it. [06:37] Wirehunter: how to kill a screen process ? [06:37] $ screen -ls There is a screen on: 7312..node-teradata-8481 (11/15/2016 04:34:01 AM) (Dead ???) Remove dead screens with 'screen -wipe'. 1 Socket in /var/run/screen/S-msasidharan. [06:40] lemonsparrow, -r to reattach and then exit? [06:40] A lot of the time a two-finger swipe registers as a right-click instead of a swipe. Is there any way to fix this? [06:41] Wirehunter: solved it.. I was writing to standard ouput.. that was causing the issue..r emoved logs and used screen.. works now :) [06:41] Seems to happen unless I swipe unnaturally slowly. [06:42] you can change thresholds, yes [06:42] via xorg.conf(.d/foo) [06:42] you'll have to look up the specific parameter names and reasonable start values [06:42] or find a configurator in the repos [06:42] hi [06:43] reisio: You're talking about the settings in man synaptics? [06:44] Lewoco: yup, probs [06:44] GnomeHatGuy: ohai [06:44] reisio: Hmm, I've been experimenting with those for hours and still can't find anything that seems to helps. [06:45] might do an end-run and search for your model plus 'linux' plus 'touchpad' [06:45] My 16.10 Ubuntu update was fucking hell, made me almost want to go back to windows, lost my boot, took two hours to install, had to install on Partial mode, Whatever that mean!!! Fuck! [06:46] fsck! [06:47] GnomeHatGuy: please watch your words [06:53] I have read pages and pages of stuff on how to change the splash screen I don't knoe much about Kubuntu and I need help [06:53] know [06:54] change it in what way [06:54] I found the folder where the lock screen images are but I am not sure how to customize it I wish it worked liked windows simply cut and paste to the folder you desire it to be in and viola! [06:55] add a picture something othwer that the default image [06:55] it's ugly to me [06:55] http://askubuntu.com/questions/248573/kde-how-to-change-boot-animation [06:55] works exactly the same as with Windows [06:55] except in GNU/Linux you could always change the image without hacking a DLL [06:55] in Windows only since version 7 :p [06:56] really I can't cut into the root foldr if it was that sdimple I would be done [06:56] misterg77: you can, just not by default [06:56] and that's because unlike Windows, GNU/Linux has a security model [06:57] yes so what's my backdoor [06:58] see that folder is in root and so far I can't paste anything to it and I don't llknow jack about linux commands === for{} is now known as DumbravaMinunata [07:04] Is Fedora any better than Ubuntu? [07:05] GnomeHatGuy: worser [07:05] I love Gnome I just hate ubuntu, root/boot files always breaking so easily [07:05] how to get intel graphics work on Dell 7559 .. if I switch from nvidia to intel using Nvidia Prime, it does not work, and screen freezes on boot [07:05] what do you hate about Ubuntu? [07:06] GnomeHatGuy: fedora, ubuntu and other distos are all good. they have different vision and roadmap.. [07:07] boot files break to easily, several times now, they broke during the update just becuase a Partial Install to 16.10 had to run. [07:07] and not on Fedora? [07:08] I'm trying Fedora on VB for the first time [07:09] well try updating it, and then you might have a useful comparison [07:10] reisio: A thought or 2. The correct mVidia driver installed ? . then perhaps a corrupted xorg.conf file ? Maybe remove it and have nvidia build a new one ?? [07:10] GnomeHatGuy: try Fedora, if it works good for you and you like it, then you should use that. Too many contributors are working in Fedora community too, as like Ubuntu, and no one is selling the platform with license. So respect to all such community. Use what you find good for you :) [07:10] Bashing-om: probably your nvidia<->intel switching implementation has failed, yes [07:10] you could nuke your X config and reconfigure for intel alone probably, for sure [07:13] reisio: i have nvidia working (960M) on new dell 7559, Ubuntu 16.10. But when I switch to intel using prime-select command, then i cannot boot. I have turned off secure boot, HPM etc in BIOS. any idea whats going wrong? [07:14] ra21vi: what happens during bootup? [07:15] mic check [07:24] reisio: right now i switched back to nvidia. Where should I peek in log for previous boot errors? [07:26] hello..I am new to Linux. I needed some help [07:27] !ask | LinuxNovice [07:27] LinuxNovice: 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 [07:27] ra21vi: https://askubuntu.com/questions/657969/where-to-find-ubuntu-boot-logs [07:28] which is the best image writer application for creating live usb? I need the application that works on Lubuntu and which supports most of the distros. [07:29] baizon: it all shows current boot log. I think i will have to enable prev boot error [07:29] LinuxNovice: do you want to run usb-creator app on Lubuntu? [07:29] yes. [07:30] LinuxNovice: does it work for you - https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu [07:31] with some apps like unetbootin and someother, I'm having some problem in creating live usb for ZorinOS and Porteus/ [07:31] LinuxNovice: dd is the best [07:31] ra21vi: which ubuntu version [07:31] 16.04 [07:32] baizon: 16.10 [07:32] can we use rufus through wine and create a live usb? [07:33] ra21vi: then you got systemd... https://askubuntu.com/questions/763638/no-more-boot-logging-since-16-04 [07:35] baizon: ok. but i don't think journald on ubuntu by default stores previous log. I am getting this error - Specifying boot ID has no effect, no persistent journal was found [07:36] ra21vi: i got messages from yesterday [07:40] I have used nearly every image writer I know of, but unable to create a live usb for some distros. They just don't get detected during bootup. [07:43] try rufus or dd [07:43] how to use dd? [07:44] rufus can be used only on windows, I suppose. I want something that works on Ubuntu. [07:44] LinuxNovice: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/USB_flash_installation_media [07:44] LinuxNovice: sudo dd if=/path/to/iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M && sync . [07:46] ok. I'll try. [07:46] thanks a lot guys. [07:49] LinuxNovice: Make very sure with 'dd' .. it does as told, not what you think you think. that x in sdX is a,b,c as related from the output of ' sudo fdisk -lu ' . [07:50] ra21vi: you need to create /var/log/journal to get persistent logging [07:51] I'm new to Linux. Not at all familiar with Linux command line. Could you please let me know of any website where it is comprehensively explained. I mean, how to use dd to create live usb. [07:56] LinuxNovice, linuxcommand.org offers information about command line in general. [07:59] <_Qube_> Hi does anyone know where I could find a guide for setting up a server that can offer cheap shell accounts for Vhost and BNC etc? - I want to make my own server to offer these servers [08:05] in the apt-update getting the following error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23499340/ [08:05] Hanumaan: sudo apt-get install -f [08:06] baizon, still the same error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/23499359/ [08:07] Hanumaan: well your efi is broken [08:07] maybe uninstall then reinstall would work @ baizon? [08:08] im at my wits end, i need help [08:08] for whatever reason, not a single setting in the system settings program shows up [08:08] baizon, fn2, I have Windows, ubuntu and fedora and grub2 is maintained by fedora [08:08] when i open it, its just empty [08:08] fn2, which package to be uninstalled and installed? [08:09] and if i try opening settings in other ways - like bluetooth settings via the bluetooth icon - they dont show a thing [08:09] Hanumaan, intall ubuntu, DO NOT install the grub bootloader. after install completes, boot your fedora and update grub [08:09] it just looks like this https://i.stack.imgur.com/s041f.png [08:10] ive done everything here https://askubuntu.com/questions/848869/no-settings-in-system-settings-app-in-16-04 but nothing works [08:10] using ubuntu 16.04 [08:10] any ideas? [08:10] Hello! a from Russia/ [08:10] !ru | yakov [08:10] yakov: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. [08:10] cfhowlett, I have some softwares it will be lot of work .. I don't repair it at all any disadvantage? [08:11] Hanumaan, as fedora is maintaining grub, ubuntu is likely conflicting there. my suggestion is the workaround. OR reinstall grub and have ubuntu manage it. [08:11] !grub2 | Hanumaan [08:11] Hanumaan: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [08:12] I can't help much there since I don't use unity, megaminxwin. [08:13] megaminxwin, new install? [08:14] cfhowlett: no, this has been installed for a while [08:15] it was working fine for a while but then *poof* [08:15] i have no idea what i did but now i cant get them back [08:15] megaminxwin, suggest you sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade then use the command line to install your package. also: change themes [08:16] and have you installed anything recently, megaminxwin? [08:17] cfhowlett: ill do that, although this is the default theme so im not sure what youre talking about [08:17] fn2: nothing that i know of [08:17] megaminxwin, understood. try the unity light? theme. I do not unity so I don't know for sure. [08:18] ...wait [08:18] just figured it out [08:18] and now im both relieved and irritated [08:18] relieved because yay settings [08:18]