[00:10] ukyk [00:10] hola [00:10] hola === anonymous is now known as Guest62600 [00:11] !info gnome xenial [00:11] gnome (source: meta-gnome3): Full GNOME Desktop Environment, with extra components. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:3.14+3ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 31 kB [00:20] Where do I put an "export WHATVER=$HOME/whatever" to make it every time I login? [00:20] .bashrc? [00:22] my wifi doesn't work please help me [00:22] someone please save me [00:22] need more details keonkim [00:23] bazhang: I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 on a MacBook Air [00:24] stan_man_can: Depends on the use case and system . For my use case in my system I would export in my .xinitrc file . You may or may not have/use this config file . [00:24] bazhang: how do I get more information (like logs) about the problem? [00:24] what is the wifi chipset keonkim [00:25] Bashing-om, on a server [00:25] "go build" need GOPATH to be set [00:25] export GOPATH=$HOME/go [00:26] /s/need/needs [00:27] bazhang: Airport Extreme [00:28] bazhang: with Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 firmware [00:28] keonkim, the wifi chipset differs from the apple branded name for that [00:28] !broadcom | keonkim [00:28] keonkim: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [00:31] Broadcom bcm4360 802.11ac [00:31] bazhang: [00:31] read the link above for broadcom keonkim [00:34] clear [00:34] wannabej: no this isn't a shell prompt =) [00:34] rofl [00:34] wrong window :) [00:35] this isnt irssi [00:38] I decided to give unity another try and I noticed there is an issue where if I play a game full screen or max it flashes but if I don't max the screen out it doesn't. Is that an issue with unity or the graphics driver? [00:49] Hello [00:52] http://i.imgur.com/XqtCr0J.png How do I reset everything? [00:53] It's a fresh install, so there's nothing to back up [00:53] Should mdadm be halting the boot even if one of the drives is not present? [00:54] As in, mount, but as a degraded array? [00:54] I'm using RAID5 at the moment. [00:54] So I should be given one drive of failure and resume in a degraded state [00:56] Pidgin crashed. Anyway, I meant that I don't mind doing a complete reset, just don't know how. Any help would be appreciated [01:01] !sysrq | asq6241 [01:01] asq6241: In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key [01:06] Bashing-om, I don't understand what that's for? [01:07] hello all. I don't know if you guys can forsure answer this but, should the IRC pong messages be sent with the hostname (I.E. SENT: PONG :irc.mibbit.com) or the actual exact server address (SENT: PONG :irc.us.mibbit.net)? I dunno if it matters or if it should just match the connection. [01:08] asq6241: Seems you indicate the system is froze up ??? If the keyboard is still active that sequence will gracefully reboot the system . [01:09] I interpreted it as pidgin threw a application error. [01:09] Not a complete kernal panic. [01:09] I should've given more detail, sorry. Everything seems to work (now), it's just that no icons load [01:09] Fun [01:10] since there will probably no new skype version for Linux, which is sad... are there any good replacements out there for linux? i'm using skype to talk to family that live in a different country. so i kind of rely on skype or some simple replacements that also old poeple could easily use ^^ [01:10] Earlier, it didn't recognize .png when I tried to save the screenshot, but that apparently fixed itself [01:11] Kali_Yuga: there is. Search for Skype on omgubuntu.co.uk [01:12] Kali_Yuga: it's still in beta but a new version nevertheless [01:12] kostkon: I am asking cuz they don't come out with a new version. I'm just worried that I get up one day and my skype won't work anymore.. :/ [01:13] Kali_Yuga: but they did that's what I'm saying [01:13] kostkon: did what? [01:14] Kali_Yuga: ms released a new version for Linux [01:14] ? okay i have to see that [01:15] kostkon: MS = microsoft? [01:15] Kali_Yuga: yes [01:15] kostkon: that was a question from deathstar ^^ [01:15] deathstar: that was for you sorry [01:16] meant* [01:16] kostkon: are you talking about this? http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/07/skype-linux-alpha [01:17] you can't do anything with it yet [01:17] No video calls No desktop screen sharing No support for running two clients at once No 32-bit Linux support [01:18] but i'm glad that people are working on it [01:19] The canary thread is apparently starving. Taking action. [01:19] this Ubuntu 16.10 system freezes often [01:19] cuz linux skype is so freaking old. group conversation doesn't even work anymore [01:20] group chat* sorry [01:21] Kali_Yuga: yes although latest post is this http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/10/video-call-improvements-land-skype-linux-alpha-1-11 mentions video support [01:24] okay thanks very much kostkon. so I won't have to worry about it anymore [01:24] http://i.imgur.com/XqtCr0J.png Any advice? [01:25] Kali_Yuga: np [01:26] thought MS is going to just leave us alone without any new skype versions... thought one day i'll need to find a replacement. thx [01:27] Kali_Yuga: they haven't given up on us just yet :) [01:30] will keep my eye on the new version. as soon as video calling and more is working i'm gonna get the new version. so glad they are fixing it finally.. [01:33] Well that was for 1.11 not 1.13 [01:33] I could use some help with my server if anyone is around. I posted this question but no one has commented in 4-5 days. http://askubuntu.com/questions/851406/upgrade-to-ubuntu-server-16-04-1-lts-appeared-fine-python-and-other-issues-aris [01:33] so it may have support for video calls outside other Sky for Linux Alpha users [01:34] Skype [01:34] Kali_Yuga: Most use smart-phones for video conferencing now-days and there are a number of options. [01:34] https://community.skype.com/t5/Linux/What-s-New-in-Skype-1-13-for-Linux-Alpha/td-p/4532982 [01:35] Kali_Yuga: messenger, line, etc. etc. [01:36] My python configuration appears to be messed up, I can no longer apt-get upgrade due to unment exceptions. And due to the python issues I'm also not able to start transmission [01:36] *unmet dependencies [01:37] thx like i said i get it as soon as i thing it's ready for use. like beta or something. alpha is a bit early for me. until then i'll use my old version [01:37] think* [01:40] Anyone have any suggestions on what I could try? [01:40] hi all [01:40] Hi winsen [01:42] wyth: sudo apt-get -f update [01:43] "E: Command line option 'f' [from -f] is not understood in combination with the other options." [01:43] sudo apt -f update maybe? [01:44] Same thing [01:44] I've also tried "sudo apt-get -f install" but it fails [01:45] wyth: sudo apt-get -f update |& nc termbin.com 9999 #Send URL to us. [01:45] wyth: sudo apt-get -f install |& nc termbin.com 9999 #Send URL to us. [01:45] Sorry... [01:45] wyth: sorry wyth i'm not familiar with servers :/. you upgraded to 16.04 from 14.04, maybe you have invalid entries still from 14.04 that are not in the 16.04 repos? [01:46] http://termbin.com/7e71 [01:46] but don't ask me [01:46] Kali, I think that is quite possibly the case, but not sure how to go about correcting it [01:47] wyth: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [01:48] i was reading somewhere -make sure your sources.list only contain valid entries for 16.04 [01:48] It fails at sudo apt-get upgrade, because of the unmet dependencies [01:48] wyth: Pastebin ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo apt -f install ' . Then we have more direction to look in . [01:48] wyth: What command returned the error we see at http://termbin.com/7e71 ? [01:48] wyth: sudo apt-get autoremove [01:48] I tried to recover partitions unfortunetely it doesn't work for me , worst even the grub2 that restored 2 days ago doesn't work and I wonder how can I reeinstall it. now I have the following errors: https://paste.debian.net/898938/, so I can't do all these steps as I did : https://paste.debian.net/898939/ [01:49] the termbin was from sudo apt-get -f update [01:49] One second Bashing, I will get that [01:49] wyth: That was a mistake, change update to install [01:49] wyth: hi, any clue? [01:49] wyth: My mistake. [01:50] http://pastebin.com/57DHhuvR [01:50] winsen: Recover partitions from _____________? [01:51] Bashing-om: do you know any good and free recover partition ? [01:52] winsen: As is, looks like linux no longer exist on that hard drive . A better view at this time is a screenshot from GParted of sda . [01:52] wyth: sudo dpkg-reconfigure python-minimal [01:53] wyth: sudo dpkg-reconfigure python-minimal |& nc termbin.com 9999 [01:53] Bashing-om: right [01:53] vfw: http://termbin.com/oi03 [01:53] vfw: I didn't follow you [01:54] wyth: sudo apt-get install python-minimal [01:55] vfw: http://termbin.com/y5cs [01:57] Bashing-om: on gparted nothing changed. but I don't remember that I even deleted 1 ntfs partitionwhich's (document partition) [01:57] wyth: sudo apt-get --reinstall python-minimal [01:58] wyth: sudo apt-get --reinstall python-minimal |& nc termbin.com 9999 [01:58] saaalve!!! [01:58] winsen: Show me that GParted screenshot . I do expect that where the linux partitions were is now " unallocated space" . [01:58] vfw: http://termbin.com/lqa6 === karen is now known as Guest23387 [02:00] Bashing-om: do you know any website past screenshot because I can't do it on debian pastbin [02:00] Hi, guys, I just got ubuntu MATE. I'm kinda a newbie with linux. Should I do any cleaning of any sort, like getting rid of temporary files or anything like they do on Windows? [02:00] wyth: vfw :: Were me here I would see what results with a purge of python-dev . [02:01] wyth: What command generated the above information? [02:01] !paste | winsen [02:01] winsen: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [02:01] the last one you sent me, sudo apt-get --reinstall python-minimal [02:02] Bashing: sudo apt-get purge python-dev? [02:03] wyth: sudo apt -purge python-minimal [02:04] vfw: "E: Command line option 'p' [from -purge] is not understood in combination with the other options." [02:04] wyth: Yeah .. but apt-get is depreciated .. I suggest ' sudo apt purge python-dev ' . We can expect the package manager to scream and holler, but to also make further suggestions for a remedy . [02:04] ok, I'll give that a go Bashing [02:05] wyth: sorry it's --purge [02:05] wyth: dpkg --purge pyhon-minimal [02:05] bashing: http://pastebin.com/0pvKA6KE [02:05] wyth: dpkg --purge pyhon-minimal |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:07] vfw: http://termbin.com/7nj6 [02:08] !info python-all-dev xenial [02:08] python-all-dev (source: python-defaults): package depending on all supported Python development packages. In component main, is optional. Version 2.7.11-1 (xenial), package size 0 kB, installed size 6 kB [02:09] dpkg --purge --force-depends python-minimal |& nc termbin.com 9999 [02:09] Bashing-om: I couldn't paste it with http://imgur.com/ [02:10] winsen: I always just use xup.in then take the hardlink. [02:10] vfw: had to run it with sudo, but http://termbin.com/ctmj [02:10] !info python-minimal xenial [02:10] python-minimal (source: python-defaults): minimal subset of the Python language (default version). In component main, is optional. Version 2.7.11-1 (xenial), package size 27 kB, installed size 145 kB [02:11] wyth: sudo update |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:11] u don't need account either [02:12] vfw: sudo update "command not found" sudo apt-get update: http://termbin.com/ld2f [02:12] wyth: sudo apt update |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:13] vfw: http://termbin.com/zl3y [02:14] Bashing-om: http://www.xup.in/dl,44673077/Screenshot_gparted/ [02:14] sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade [02:14] Kali_Yuga: thanks. it seems working [02:14] wyth: ^^^^^^^^^^ [02:14] winsen: lol he took my link ^^ [02:15] wyth: sudo apt -f install python-minimal [02:15] No [02:15] vfw: I get this at sudo apt-get upgrade "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." [02:16] wyth: Run it. [02:16] wyth: sudo dpkg --configure -a |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:16] winsen no you have to post hardlink [02:16] Bashing-om: can you see it? [02:17] test [02:17] test [02:17] vfw: http://termbin.com/40b9 [02:17] have have two similar machines, and would like to share my home directory between them is there anything better than nfs (better = simpler, better performance) [02:18] wyth: lsb_release -a |& nc termbin.com 9999 [02:18] winsen that: http://www0.xup.in/exec/ximg.php?fid=14286094 [02:18] Hardlink is the pic [02:19] hi Kali_Yuga [02:19] :) [02:19] vfw: http://termbin.com/5z96 [02:19] hey [02:19] winsen: Sorry, not - I do not download things I do not know the source of .. I do not trust . Find some other means to transfer the screenshot of GParted if you desire my continued assistance . [02:20] he uploaded wrong. http://www0.xup.in/exec/ximg.php?fid=14286094 this is a screen a.e. no download [02:20] Bashing-om: i don't know how to show this, I forgot one I used to use [02:20] Hello I need some help. I wanted to have root privileges and I did this. " sudo chmod g+rwx / -R 2> /dev/null ". Now everything seems to be work. Wireless and many things do not work. Any help how should I revert? [02:23] wyth: apt-cache policy python* |& nc termbin.com 9999 [02:24] vfw: http://termbin.com/ad2a [02:24] winsen: Do not feel alone , I do not know also how to tell you what I do not know . [02:26] Bashing-om: no problem man. I am not angry about linux itself but about document I deleted, I'll try to recover it with other software.. [02:28] Bashing-om: I really don't know how is that possible 3 partitions disapared? even though 3 of them have different FS!? fat32, Ntfs and Ext4 [02:29] Bashing-om: do you think I can install the grub without following all steps I showed above. [02:29] winsen: I know of no more thourough tool for recovery than testdisk . But there does exist other tools . If you have ran testdiak and wrote to that drive your chnaces of recovery are slim . https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery . [02:30] winsen: With no known linux install there is no point in installing a linux boot loader . period . [02:31] Bashing-om: That's what I think too [02:32] Bashing-om: I didn't try testdisk before, I remeber the last time i used one was scafanger something like that, I 'll try with this or ... [02:34] winsen: The best thing - in my opinion - here is to image that drive and work from the image . IF you value your data . [02:35] It's quite a long paste, are you still with me vfw? [02:35] Bashing-om: I should try though. I don't have another hdd. it requires 140GB, [02:37] Bashing-om: I'll try later. have good night all [02:37] Heh, it was a good effort Bashing [02:38] winsen: testdisk can and will recover the partition table . and can set things aright . but one slip and your data will be history . Proceed with extreme care and caution . Be very sure of what you are doing .. do your homework ! [02:39] He's already gone. :P [02:39] wyth: sudo apt purge python-dev python-all-dbg python-all-dev python-dbg python-all |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:39] vfw: Thanks, one sec [02:39] wyth: I have not kept up . what is the status - My last thought was that there was a python PPA cinflicting with what is installed from the repo . [02:40] vfw: http://termbin.com/ycmq [02:41] Bashing: I think that's more or less where we're at. :P [02:41] wyth: sudo apt-get -f install |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:42] can somebody help me? I executing this " sudo chmod g+rwx / -R 2> /dev/null " and now almost nothing works normally. [02:43] vfw: http://termbin.com/a9ii [02:43] vfw: wyth Have a look ' apt-cache policy python-minimal python-dev ' . [02:44] wyth: sudo apt-get autoremove |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:44] allah is doing [02:44] bashing: http://pastebin.com/D9NwskdF [02:44] sun is not doing allah is doing [02:44] vfw: http://termbin.com/9vzs [02:45] moon is not doing allah is doing [02:46] wyth: So you upgraded from ________ to 16.04? [02:46] vfw: 14.04 I believe [02:46] wyth: Did you, or do you now, have any ppa's? [02:47] vfw: I'm not sure. Is there a command to check? [02:47] vfw & bashing: I appreciate all the help by the way [02:48] wyth: I just looking iver yalls shoulder . OK .. " //us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial/main i386 Packages " is this a 32 bit install ? === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:48] wyth: cat /etc/apt/sources.list |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:48] Bashing: Yes, it's 32bit [02:48] vfw: http://termbin.com/cwic [02:48] Bashing-om: By all means, *help* :) [02:49] wyth: At this time python-dev and python-minimal look to be stable . [02:50] Bashing-om: I see: xenial-backports (What do you think? [02:51] wyth: 3rd party directory for sources ' tail -v -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ' in a pastebin, please . [02:51] Bashing-om: It's been my experience that backports is a no no.... [02:52] bashing: http://pastebin.com/f02dxZDx [02:52] vfw: xenial backports "should" not be a problem as these pacjages are thise approved for use in xenial - and sometimes are fixes . [02:52] Ok [02:52] vfw: But like you I do not have that repo enabled . If it ain't broke do not fix it . [02:54] These are the dependencies errors I'm still getting when trying "sudo apt upgrade" http://termbin.com/vykp [02:54] Bashing-om: Agreed [02:55] wyth: Bashing-om http://termbin.com/ycmq [02:55] wyth: I see no conflicts there either . so good to go .. as an aside, do not enable " [02:56] wyth mc3man/trusty-media/ubuntu " as Doug appears not to have caught up yet to xenial . Wait for it wait . [02:56] Bashing-om: sudo apt install python-minimal === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas === daniel is now known as Guest62518 [02:57] bashing: http://pastebin.com/EuRL7sUY [02:58] wyth: sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-clutter |nc termbin.com 9999 [02:58] vfw: http://termbin.com/b4wy [03:01] wyth: dpkg --purge gstreamer1.0-clutter libcwidget3 libmutter0c libnux-4.0-0 python zeitgeist-core [03:02] vfw: ?? is this your output or wyth's " http://termbin.com/ycmq ' If it is wyth's then I do not understand how "python : Depends: python-minimal (= 2.7.5-5ubuntu3)" when the system reports " python-minimal: >> Installed: 2.7.11-1 " ... hummmm . [03:03] Bashing-om: Yea, I dono... A whole lot of this does not make sense. [03:03] Bashing-om: Maybe he should reboot or...? [03:03] Hi everyone, when I `sudo apt-get install -f` to fix a broken package, it fails with an error. I think the download failed (I'm restricted to 150 kb/s) and it's corrupted or something. Is there a way to remove it from my system and start over? [03:04] vfw: http://pastebin.com/5f9YtNXJ [03:04] Oh no. Not another one... ;( [03:04] lol. sorry [03:04] * wyth ducks [03:04] it's for libpython3.5-dev :\ [03:04] I can give her a reboot if you think it might help === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [03:05] This may be a windows question, but they may not want to answer it. I've got a new PC and I need to install an ubuntu iso on a usb drive to boot and install Ubuntu. [03:06] So, I copy and paste copied in windows, and when I try to boot from this USB pin, the bios just drops it's jaw and does nothing, blocked. [03:06] Please advise. [03:06] !usb | xcyclist this may help [03:06] xcyclist this may help: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [03:07] wyth: Let's try sudo apt update one more time and show us the result [03:07] Thank you. [03:07] vfw: Sure thing. I went ahead with the reboot anyways, so it'll be just one sec [03:07] wyth: Do you have a second partition for /home/ ? [03:08] wyth: vfw Perhaps a good thing is to clean out the archives , and start again form square one . see what then the package manager advises . [03:08] Okay, this is not helping. I have bios set to boot from usb drive. [03:08] xcyclist: Have you used brasero? a .iso file should be burnable to a disk if you use the right program. It's supposed to represent all the partitions and all that for the entire liveCD operating system [03:08] I need to know how to copy the iso to the usb pin so it will boot. I just copied it. [03:08] xcyclist: longer answer is that you have to "burn" the ISO onto the thumb drive - copying it there doesn't do it [03:08] xcyclist: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Creating_a_bootable_Ubuntu_USB_flash_drive_from_Windows [03:08] Ok. [03:08] usually you just need to capture it for the boot sequence, but yes, if you want it to always try, set it to the disk drive [03:09] vfw: Shouldn't be a second partition for home, I do have an lvm with all my media and such though [03:09] wyth: So how did apt update go? [03:10] wyth: and then apt -f install [03:10] vfw: sudo apt update: http://termbin.com/mrwc [03:11] vfw: apt -f install: http://pastebin.com/etpxeLaL [03:11] wyth: Was that all of it? [03:11] vfw: this didn't get added to the termbin "keys on reference is experimental at /usr/bin/apt-show-versions line 264. [03:11] keys on reference is experimental at /usr/bin/apt-show-versions line 359." [03:12] Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong here? http://lpaste.net/346037 [03:12] wyth: sudo apt-get autoremove |nc termbin.com 9999 [03:12] vfw: http://termbin.com/4bdo [03:13] Just installed Ubuntu 16.04, then security updates, restarted and now my fonts look too thin :-\ [03:13] vfw: This is sudo apt upgrade: http://termbin.com/syti [03:16] wyth: sudo dpkg --configure -a [03:17] vfw: http://pastebin.com/SGVUmYC3 [03:17] wyth: " Depends: python (= 2.7.11-1) but 2.7.5-5ubuntu3 is installed " .. show us ' apt-cache policy python '. See what we can finger out . [03:17] :( is this mic on? [03:18] bashing: http://pastebin.com/ypyJEn7D [03:19] wyth: sudo apt upgrade python [03:20] wyth: Uh Huh, there she be that be the culprit .. now as it is python ... we tread lightly . Take a gentle poke at it ' sudo apt install --reinstall python ' . [03:21] bashing: http://pastebin.com/VMNscACN [03:21] wyth: What you probably need to do is just stack up all of the ones you see at http://termbin.com/syti and use dpkg --purge --force-depends to remove them. [03:22] vfw: Ok, give me a sec and I'll give it a show [03:22] shot* [03:23] wyth: dpkg --purge --force-depends libnux-4.0-0 python python-all python-all-dbg python-all-dev python-dbg synaptic zeitgeist-core [03:23] wyth: But first, uname -r [03:23] wyth: what does that say? [03:24] vfw: gives me "3.13.0-96-generic" [03:24] Should I go ahead with the purge you posted right before the uname command? [03:25] wyth: Ok, well, that kernel is not what you should have with Ubuntu 16.04 [03:26] ok, so update the kernel first? [03:29] hello, i just came or help here anyone willing to help_ [03:30] vfw: Update kernel first? Or purge? [03:30] wyth: So the upgrade from what-ever to 16.04 got interrupted and not sure if it is recoverable. Yea, if you can, update the kernel, but don't think you even can... [03:30] ok === zel is now known as Guest5555 [03:31] i bought a new laptop today and, going to install lubuntu on it. already disablded secure boot but for some weird reason i cannot see the emmc disk when im booting lubuntu live from usb, should i try hirens boot cd to format the emmc disk so i could install on it or what should i do [03:31] my external hdd and my usb are only ones being listed by gparted [03:32] it is such a shitty laptop and i only bought it for usage of some linux distro pretty much [03:34] there was some clear part on bios which talked about clearing encryption keys or something, the laptop is acer aspire e1 432 [03:35] wyth: Your kernel should be 4.4x [03:35] vfw: Oh, I just did a dpkg on a 4.8 kernel [03:36] wyth: vfw Yeah . get the kernel straight . what shows ' dpkg -l | grel linux- ' . so we know what we are shooting for to get the xenial kernel to install . [03:36] grep* [03:39] Hi. I Installed LEMP stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, and PHP. Then on Namecheap.com I created personal dns server ns1.mydomain.com and ns2.mydomain.com pointing to my server's IP. I created a config file on /etc/nginx/sites-available and shortcut to it on /etc/nginx/sites-enabled. But when I'm trying to access my domain there is an error: mydomain.com’s server DNS address could not be found. What I missed? [03:40] vfw bashing: this is what I've got from uname -r now "4.8.0-040800-generic" [03:41] !info linux-image-generic [03:41] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.8.0.27.36 (yakkety), package size 2 kB, installed size 12 kB [03:41] hey guys, can someone help me figure out which distribution would be a good fit for me? i've been running ubuntu and lubuntu on my computer for the past few months now, and i've got to reinstall the system to make it a 64bit because my last install was the 32bit (long story)...ANYWAY - i have no idea what the different distributions are, like debian fedora, arch linux, etc. Any one prefer one over the other? [03:41] ver [03:42] I am truly enjoying learning about these systems and sort of be coming a geek about it. I like to use terminal and learn different commands, etc.. - so is there a specific distribution that may assist me with that? [03:42] wyth: How did you get up on yakety's kernel ? And it is not the more recent . [03:42] Bashing: I copied from a website like an idiot, :P [03:42] wyth: any progress? [03:43] bashing: This is the output of the command you gave: http://pastebin.com/YrEeghzH [03:43] Kali: Uhm, sort of? lol [03:44] wasn't here, just curious :P [03:44] wyth: Now you may have bitten of more than we can chew as yakety's kernel is not yet supported in xenial install . [03:44] Bashing: I could uninstall it? [03:46] maybe if i shorten my question - anyone have input on the best distribution out there ? Fedora, debian, dreamlnux, etc. and why? [03:47] carlyanna: you are on an ubuntu channel so I would say ubuntu :D [03:47] bashing: I didn't realize it was not an official kernel, the website just said "Linux kernel 4.8 was released on October 2, 2016" [03:47] Kali_Yuga: aren't these all associated with ubuntu? [03:48] No [03:48] Kali_Yuga: i don't even know what the distributions mean, what are the differences? [03:48] anything specific i should know about [03:49] bashing: Should I attempt to uninstall it before doing anything else? [03:49] Kali_Yuga: what about the difference between xubuntu and ubuntu, or the various types of linux distributions [03:49] they function differently use different programs arch uses pacman instead of apt-get a.e ubuntu is good for beginners. i would even say also good for experts too. but yeah i think you get the best support for ubuntu [03:50] ok good for beginners is what i am looking for :) [03:50] ubuntu can be great for beginners, agreed! depends on your hardware, of course, but absolutely, if you want to not worry about things, I still recommend *buntu [03:50] Kali_Yuga: now what about xubuntu - anything special there? I am definitely trying to stick with what i have learned so far, apt get etc. so you made a good point there [03:51] RtMF: thank you ! :D [03:51] hello carlyanna welcome to Ubuntu [03:51] :) [03:51] what are you using Ubuntu for? [03:51] also hello Kali_Yuga :) [03:52] xubuntu is ubuntu using same repos but the GUI is different they use Xfce instead of unity [03:52] well my laptop (very old sony) crapped the bed COMPLETELY, so my dad told me to try and boot ubuntu or some other software, and so I taught myself how to create the bootable usb and it's brought my computer back to life :) [03:52] ah [03:52] wyth: Honestly at this point I do not know . But I do know we want xenial's kernel installed and I do have a idea of how that can be done . As to what results in removing that 4.8 kernel, I just do not know . [03:52] carlyanna; how old of an laptop? [03:52] now i'm sort of addicted to learning all about it. Also though, I like using chrome and all of the apps - and need to be able to use the flash player for TV :) which i can't update on the ubuntu 32bit [03:53] its a sony vaio, probably about 5 years or so [03:53] if it's really old Laptop i would use Lubuntu. it's nothing special not many features but very lighweight [03:53] I would like assistance recompiling an existing DEB to include a Patch from its RPM based counterpart in libgpod/gtkpod+ [03:53] Kali_Yuga; or Xubuntu [03:53] carlyanna, chrome browser on 32 bit? [03:53] This is a known problem with communicating with legacy iDevices using Amarok. [03:53] yeah xubuntu is also very good. has also more features yes [03:54] Or Clementine. [03:54] flash for 32 bit is dead [03:54] carlyanna; any other plans for the laptop? [03:54] Facebook and such? [03:54] * RtMF advertises - "we have only A cup boobs IRL, but if you wish to see that increase, paypal rtmf@beautifulsunrise.org -- we'll either show the internet, or if you donate enough, you specifically. Also we are 100% accepting suggestions re: surgeon *&& mnethod! [03:54] OerHeks: yes yes it is :( [03:54] uxfi: yes! exactly [03:54] !spam | RtMF [03:54] RtMF: Please don't spam [03:54] it is now my main computer [03:54] carlyanna; oh good [03:55] carlyanna; did you get my message? jsut tsting out my Uuntu [03:55] And you can get both Netscape Flash and Pepper Flash as an independent Download on x86+32 and 64 [03:55] carlyanna, chrome 32 bit is long gone, nice story though, no flash updates [03:56] jjjjjjjjjjjkkk [03:57] After 16.04 install, security updates and restart, regular fonts are very thin :-( someone having this issue? [03:58] OerHeks: yeah thats why i'm rebooting with a 64bit version, wndering which distribution to us [03:58] use [03:58] from this convo i'm thinking xubuntu would be nice to try out [03:59] bashing: Ok, I'm back at 3.13.0-96-generic. It won't let me do "sudo apt remove 'linux-headers-4.8*' 'linux-image-4.8*'" because of the unmet dependencies though [03:59] carlyanna; sure give ita whirl [03:59] give it a whirl [03:59] ethernet cards work with 3.13, rebooting with 4.4 network appears to come up, packets appear in stats, but I cannot ping the gareway (just a reboot, no config change) [03:59] bnx2 driver [03:59] google produces no interesting hits - suggested search terms? [03:59] xagua: not with 16.04. but I had very little fonts too. there was some setting. you have to change dpi setting [04:00] okay guys well, here goes nothing! going to get unetbootin started and startup fresh with xubuntu [04:00] thanks for the help!! [04:00] good luck [04:00] !tab | wyth Ekse I can and will meiis your replyes " Bashing-om " to get my attention . [04:00] wyth Ekse I can and will meiis your replyes " Bashing-om " to get my attention .: You can use your key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [04:00] Kali_Yuga: I think fonts are back to normal [04:01] Kali_Yuga: i would install the 16.04 live x64 version right?? [04:01] Reset font settings with unit tweak, don't know what happened [04:01] Bashing-om: Sorry, back on the original kernel. Can't apt remove the 4.8 one though because of the unmet dependencies [04:01]