[00:13] vfw: I can't get into my ubuntu 16.04 machine past the login screen. I can access the shell using ctl + alt + f2 at the login screen just fine [00:14] I've checked a lot of the typical causes, none of them seem to be the issue === Elijah is now known as Guest62734 [00:14] jayjo: What happened? [00:15] I don't know - nothing changed. An update may have broken something. Can I revert back? [00:15] jayjo: ls -l .Xauthority [00:15] jayjo: df -h [00:16] plenty of disk space and I own the directories [00:17] jayjo: So what happens at the login screen? [00:17] I enter my password, the screen goes blank, and then reverts to the same login screen [00:17] hello [00:19] Jayjo - sounds like your windows manager isn't loading. Try installing fluxbox or xfce4 [00:19] jayjo: cat .xsession-errors |nc termbin.com 9999 [00:20] jayjo: Are you on Unity? [00:21] jayjo: df -h |nc termbin.com 9999 #Show us the resulting URL(s). [00:21] vfw: http://termbin.com/4qde [00:22] and http://termbin.com/feqm [00:23] jayjo: lsb_release -r [00:23] 16.04 [00:24] jayjo: uname -r [00:24] 4.4.0-47-generic [00:25] jayjo: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade [00:25] jayjo: let us know if you have errors. [00:27] jayjo - what video card do you have? [00:28] geforce-gtx-660 i believe [00:29] jayjo: Any errors? [00:29] jayjo - I just remembered - I have a geforce 650......I had compatibility issues with nouveau the ubuntu opensource video driver. [00:30] vfw: no errors on the update and upgrade, but the problem persists [00:30] I ended up blacklisting it and installing the non-free drivers for my video card. [00:30] This problem is recent - I've had this system running for almost a year with the same graphics card [00:30] jayjo: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [00:31] why are you taking him through a dist-upgrade? [00:31] I mean shit, at this point you should tell him to try a different flavor to fix his problem. [00:31] Blakes5, a dist upgrade does NOT change versions [00:31] allah is doing [00:31] no cursing here Blakes5 [00:31] suh is not doing allah is doing [00:32] moon is not doing allah is doing [00:32] chatter, wrong channel [00:32] jayjo: Any errors? [00:32] No errors [00:32] jayjo: Any new package? [00:33] 0 upgrade, installed, removed or not upgraded [00:33] jayjo: after apt-get dist-upgrade? [00:33] yes [00:34] jayjo: lspci |grep -i vga [00:35] 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK106 [GeForce GTX 660] (rev a1) [00:36] jayjo: ls /etc/X11/xorg.conf [00:36] no such file [00:36] jayjo: ls /etc/X11/xorg.conf* [00:37] same - no such file [00:37] jayjo: lsmod |& nc termbin.com 9999 [00:38] http://termbin.com/jddz [00:39] anybody want to help with an sddm problem? [00:43] jayjo: sudo nvidia-xconfig [00:43] rez_ninjah: What do you need? [00:43] Hello ! :) [00:43] it looks like it wrote a new configuration file [00:43] When I launch steam from Ubuntu, I get this error : [00:43] libGL error: unable to load driver: swrast_dri.so [00:43] libGL error: failed to load driver: swrast [00:44] jayjo: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf |nc termbin.com 9999 [00:44] I use a Nvidia Graphic card, under 64 bits OS [00:44] http://termbin.com/y8jm [00:45] jayjo: Ok try it now, come back and let us know... [00:46] anybody knows a bit about cryptogrophy theory over here? the peeps at ##crypto are not responsive [00:46] peep [00:47] same - accepts the password, screen goes blank, back to login screen [00:47] noureau driver..... [00:47] NiO: or maybe you were just short of patience [00:47] Blakes5: sudo apt-get ????? [00:48] excuse me? [00:48] jayjo: apt-cache search nvidia* [00:48] Blakes5: I use nvidia's driver downloaded on nvidia website [00:48] Without this drivers, I get other problems : Example : Minecraft freezing at startup [00:49] (Not only minecraft, but full computer lol) [00:49] Aristide I couldn't get it to compile but I didn't need to go that far. All I know is with noureau driver my windows session would crash and reload every 5 minutes after login [00:49] noureau ? [00:49] nouveau * ? [00:49] so I did everything I could to get rid of noureau and installed the non-free ubuntu nvidia drivers. [00:50] Running MATE 1.12.1 on an ASUS laptop. Sometimes after I resume the system from sleep/standby, the wifi won't work. Have to reboot to fix. Happens probably 10% of the time. Going into network properties and disabling/enabling networking doesn't help. Anyone else see this? [00:50] nouvear....yeah sorry. [00:50] It's been like over a year since I did that. [00:50] nouveau [00:50] :) [00:50] But actually steam don't want to work :/ [00:50] I'm not a details person....leave me alone!!!!!!!!! :) [00:51] !nomodeset | jayjo [00:51] jayjo: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [00:51] I can point you in a general direction and give you a hard push.... [00:51] vfw: sorry, spaced out [00:51] jayjo: I'll ask you again; What happend to get you into this condition? [00:52] vfw: it doesn't like my trying to specify -listen tcp in the sddm.conf file [00:52] (this is kubuntu 16.10) [00:52] * Blakes5 machinates about how in linux nothing needs to 'happen' to get anyone in this position..... [00:52] jayjo: Was it after update? or did you install some new package? Or_______________? [00:53] The only thing I can think of is a restart after installing an update. [00:53] I have been on 16.04 for a while now with no problems [00:54] Aristide: What card ' lspci -k|grep -iEA5 'vga|3d' ' and what modules are installed ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' ? [00:54] jayjo: So how did you get to 14.04? [00:54] Wait [00:54] I'm not - I'm on 16.04 [00:55] Bashing-om: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GT218M [GeForce 315M] (rev a2) [00:55] jayjo: lsb_release -r [00:55] And : nvidia-375, nvidia-opencl-icd-375, nvidia-prime and nvidia-settings [00:55] 16.04 [00:55] In 375.20-0ubuntu0~gpu16.04.1, 375.20-0ubuntu0~gpu16.04.1, 0.8.2, 375.20-0ubuntu0~gpu16.04.1 versions [00:56] jayjo: Did you just upgrade from 14.04? [00:57] Over a month ago [00:57] jayjo: sudo apt-get remove nvidia* [00:58] Aristide: K .. and that older card takes an old driver . what driver ( module ) is installed ? [00:58] Bashing-om: How I can check that ? [00:59] jayjo: sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf [00:59] jayjo: ls /etc/X11/xorg* Tell us what you have there now? [00:59] Aristide: You say that the 375 driver is installed . See : http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_32667.html and confirm that you want the 340 version driver for your card . [01:00] vfw: think you can multi-task and lend a hand with my sddm question? damn config file won't take "-listen tcp" [01:00] /etc/X11/xorg.conf.nvidia-xconfig-original [01:00] I beleive that did it [01:00] jayjo: Ok. [01:01] I'm going to reboot again and see [01:01] There were some peculiarities... [01:01] jayjo: ok, reboot and see [01:01] anyone else any good with sddm? [01:01] or X... [01:01] GeForce 315 0x0A22 [01:02] rez_ninjah: cat /etc/sddm.conf |nc termbin.com 9999 #Let's have a look. [01:02] Sorry, GeForce 315M 0x0A7A [01:03] http://termbin.com/ivzf [01:03] tried upper and lowercase x11, tried listen/tcp with and without quotes [01:03] tried "ServerArgs" b/c I saw that on a webpage. [01:03] Xorg always starts with -nolisten tcp [01:04] Aristide: I see that as taking the 340 version driver. not the 375 . pastebin ' lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 vga ' so I see the complete output and then sure of the correct driver . [01:04] rez_ninjah: What is it you are trying to do? [01:04] http://pastebin.com/ZpCD9mSK Bashing-om [01:05] turn on tcp connections for X11 so I can do xterms and such between the two machines under my desk... without using ssh forwarding [01:05] xterms would be phase 1. phase 2 would be x2x [01:05] (if possible) [01:05] rc nvidia-375 375.20-0ubuntu0~gpu16.04.1 amd64 NVIDIA binary driver - version 375.20 [01:05] Actually [01:06] hi ! [01:06] can i view the full list of ubuntu tablet apps? [01:06] can't find it anywhere [01:07] Hi anyone know much about syslog-ng and redis? [01:07] I'm trying to make a connection, but I'm lost at the command parameters [01:07] vfw: Hi again. The various error messages followed by some diagnostics: http://oi66.tinypic.com/23kwz1v.jpg Nothing can be installed [01:08] obZen: I know a smidge of redis, I can give it a shot. [01:08] So here's an example of my syslog: http://pastebin.com/Hx5vW4VA [01:08] And here's my syslog-ng.conf: http://pastebin.com/2VQFBNmK [01:09] The part in question is destination d_redis{ ... }; [01:09] hello [01:09] I'm trying to send those Barnyard2 logs to syslog-ng, and then to Redis [01:09] rez_ninjah: Why not just use x11vnc? [01:09] Aristide: Yep ya want the 340 version driver . With the OEM driver install there is a UN-install script . Are you familiar ? as we want that driver gone, and install the 340 driver from our software repository . As to running with steam .. I do not know that the card can handle steam :( [01:09] I have the syslogs being created, now how do I send those to Redis? [01:09] The command() parameter is what confuses me [01:09] rez_ninjah: And tightvnc for client. [01:09] vfw: b/c they're both kubuntu [01:10] Bashing-om: Ok, I remove all 375 packages, and install 340 instead ? [01:10] vfw: both are connected to monitors on my desk [01:10] hi [01:10] so I want to seamlessly mouse between them [01:11] obZen: and you're not sure what to put in the "help" and "what" parts? [01:11] Aristide: Remove the 375 - need assusyance here to make sure ? - and to install the driver ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' if you are on 14.04 + 'buntu . [01:12] 16.04 Bashing-om [01:12] Actually [01:12] Bashing-om: If needed, I use BTRFS, i can make a snapshot now, try lot of thing, and rollback if needed : [01:13] highwaychile: Your 6G partition sda6 is full. [01:13] Aristide: :) . Aristide Code: ./Nvidiawhatever.run --uninstall (must be cd'd to the directory/location) . [01:13] rez_ninjah yes! [01:13] Bashing-om: Yes I have again the setup script [01:13] So, I try tomorrow [01:13] Thank's for your help :D [01:14] See this: https://www.balabit.com/documents/syslog-ng-ose-latest-guides/en/syslog-ng-ose-guide-admin/html/reference-destination-redis.html [01:14] ("", "", "", "") [01:14] vfw: even if I didn't want to do that, I ought to be able to run x clients between two local machines without vnc or ssh. I'd prefer something a bit quicker network-wise than both of those. [01:14] obZen: how do you want things stuck in redis? [01:14] highwaychile: sudo fdisk -l [01:14] the one example I've googled so far stuck logstash entries into a redis list. [01:14] Because my research professor told me so ._. [01:14] example: rpush logkey <"another line of text in that log"> [01:14] highwaychile: sudo fdisk -l |& nc termbin.com 9999 [01:15] so I installed ubuntu with lvm and I am wondering how do I create a new partition so I can install another linux OS on that new partiton? [01:15] rez_ninjah: Not sure I understand your situation. Can you elaborate? [01:15] vfw: and a little more stateless. I don't want to leave ssh open in a terminal or elsewhere just for a few x connections. [01:16] vfw: X11vnc would probably work, but can that run as a local Xserver? [01:17] vfw: I can try x11vnc, but I'd also prefer not to abandon a possible avenue of success without taking it as far as I can go. having a program say "yo ucan change settings in the config file" and then not actually work, that's kinda bullshit. [01:17] pardon my language. [01:17] but it should work. [01:17] highwaychile: sudo fdisk -l |& nc termbin.com 9999 #Show us resulting URL so we can give you more specific advise. [01:18] vfw: plus, I still don't know if I want/need the latency of sending the mouse/kb events through the vnc protocol [01:18] I don't really need compression [01:18] vfw: http://termbin.com/iew8 [01:19] rez_ninjah: Please explain your situation. What is hooked up to what? Physically.... [01:19] vfw: 2 machines, 2 monitors each. 1 video card per machine. [01:19] vfw: kubuntu 16.10 running on both machines [01:19] rez_ninjah would i be better sending to logstash then redis? [01:20] obZen: I can't answer that, I don't know anything about logstash [01:20] mer [01:20] obZen: what do you want to do with the logs you're sending to redis? [01:20] Take the barnyard2 events and eventually send them to D3 [01:20] but that for one of my lab partners [01:20] are they getting split up or otherwise sorted before going into redis? do they need to be stored as lists, or as individual events? [01:21] Individual events [01:21] At the moment, I just to populate it with my syslog events to show that I did stuff [01:21] hmm... so the challenge there then is, what key will you give each event in redis? b/c redis is kind of a KV server [01:22] vfw: Could I edit sda6 from Windows? [01:22] vfw: I'd like to be able to pop up x windows from one machine onto the other, and vice versa [01:22] http://pastebin.com/Hx5vW4VA [01:22] So in this pastebin, what kind of keys would I see? [01:22] I'm confused with what is a key [01:22] highwaychile: No. [01:23] obZen: what's the most important part of each event? and is that most important part of each event, unique to that event? [01:23] vfw: Well, I cannot install GParted (like the Abiword example) [01:23] Basically, those two IP addresses at the moment [01:23] I see a hostname, a timestamp, random text, ip addresses, traffic type(icmp) [01:23] Those are pings. myip -> otherip is how it generally goes [01:23] right, but what matters in D3? [01:23] how will all this info be used? [01:23] rez_ninjah: x11vnc & tightvncserver [01:23] No idea. We're gonna have to debate that. [01:24] !info x11nvc | rez_ninjah [01:24] rez_ninjah: Package x11nvc does not exist in yakkety [01:24] Right now, I'm just trying to put anything into the redis server because I need to show that this works at all [01:24] !info x11vnc | rez_ninjah [01:24] rez_ninjah: x11vnc (source: x11vnc): VNC server to allow remote access to an existing X session. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.13-1.2build1 (yakkety), package size 915 kB, installed size 2195 kB [01:24] ubottu: hmm, so I can't do what vfw is suggesting, it sounds like. [01:24] !info tightvncserver | rez_ninjah [01:24] rez_ninjah: tightvncserver (source: tightvnc): virtual network computing server software. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.10-0ubuntu3 (yakkety), package size 623 kB, installed size 1687 kB [01:25] highwaychile: use gparted-LiveCD === afru_ is now known as Affro [01:25] oh, my bad. didn't know that was a bot [01:25] vfw: I'll give it a try. hopefully it's not a pain to set up as the default Xserver [01:25] highwaychile: You have a 1TB hard drive. You have allocated only a little over 25G for Linux. [01:26] obZen: so let me try again. redis can store a few different types of data: a string, a list, a hash, or a set. [01:26] OK [01:26] a string is singular. that would be 1 event [01:26] rez_ninjah: You can set x11vnc to auto-start [01:26] vfw: and run it as my local X11 server? [01:27] rez_ninjah: No. VNC [01:27] vfw: you're missing my point, I think. [01:27] rez_ninjah: VNC from one PC to the other. [01:27] I want an X11 server that will display on a monitor. that is step 0. [01:27] rez_ninjah: I may be. Please explain. [01:27] it must display on a monitor. [01:27] I want to be able to connect to that display [01:27] that's step 1. === kspencer is now known as IotaSpencer [01:28] vfw: I must've underestimated space. Anyway, that makes a lot more sense now. I really appreciate the help. Gotta go, but is there a way I could follow up with you? [01:28] obZen: lists, sets, hashes, those would be collections of events. [01:28] Thanks thus far though [01:28] It would have to be a collection of events [01:28] vfw: picture 2 monitors, side by side. pretend they're on one computer. [01:28] your mouse scrolls smoothly between them. [01:29] now picture two monitors side by side, on two computers. you're mouse still scrolls smoothly between them. [01:29] that's the end goal of what I'm trying to accomplish. [01:29] but to do it I either need a vnc connection between the two machines, or an x11 connection between the two machines [01:29] so if it's simpler to look at vnc, we can look at that. but the first thing the config must do is display on that monitor [01:30] obZen: so do you want your events stored individually, or in groups? [01:30] groups [01:30] for now [01:30] ok, so then what is common for all events in one group? [01:31] highwaychile: trryhend@gmail.com [01:31] a list? [01:31] vfw: am I being too confusing? we can talk about simpler goals first if that helps [01:31] the simplest goal I was initially hoping for was running an X11 server that could accept connections from network clients, so that another machine on the local network could display on that X11 server. [01:32] vfw: Great, will email you once I try GParted within the next day [01:33] highwaychile: Ok [01:33] I'm a little concerned whether x11vnc supports all of the X11 protocol stuff (and whatever optional stuff Xorg uses these days) that Xorg does [01:33] vfw: Thank you :) [01:35] vfw: after just trying it, it looks like x11vnc will do what I need. thank you for repeating that enough for me to hear it. [01:35] rez_ninjah NP [01:37] hey [01:37] kl [01:38] I dual booted ubuntu over fedora [01:38] I can't seem to mount the fedora partition when in ubuntu [01:38] any help? [01:38] obZen: sorry, I mean, what about the groups is specific/unique/important to that particular group? [01:39] About what's in the syslog? [01:39] The destination IP, sender IP, and event type [01:39] maybe the hostname, but not right now [01:41] so do you want to group them by the destination ip, sender ip, event type, or some mashup of the 3? [01:41] event type [01:41] so in that example, what is the event type? [01:41] (the pastebin example) [01:41] Generic ICMP event [01:41] right? [01:42] it's your data, I can't answer that :-) [01:42] Lmao [01:42] Yes! [01:43] so let's say it's ICMP [01:43] That's the event [01:43] OK [01:43] an example syslog-ng entry then would be command("RPUSH", "ICMP", "") [01:44] but substitute ICMP and for whatever sorts of environment variables/macros that syslog NG exposes [01:44] b/c then you can do something like "RPUSH" "#{TRAFFICTYPE}" "#{FULLENTRY}" and you'll automatically have syslog-ng sort your events into lists based on their data type [01:44] assuming RPUSH is the right command, which I'd have to double check [01:45] obZen: does that make sense, what I said about the environment variables/macro stuff? [01:45] as in /var/syslog? [01:45] A little bit [01:45] no, is each individual line of text. [01:46] syslog may be able to parse that into the various fields within the line, and then you could sort ICMP events into one list, TCP events into another list, etc. [01:46] that way your data in redis would be lists, where the keys would be the traffic types, and when you said "give me the list for key ICMP", redis would give you all of your ICMP log entries [01:48] hmm OK [01:49] http://pastebin.com/2VQFBNmK [01:49] In my syslog-ng.conf what would i need to change? [01:49] I assume that I'd have multiple command() parameters within redis? [01:49] nope, just one, actually [01:49] that's the power of it [01:49] O_o [01:49] but, unfortunately, I don't know enough about syslog-ng to help you out with that. [01:50] OK [01:50] But great help thanks! [01:50] Also [01:50] maybe you would need more entries, I don't know. [01:50] When if I actually get this working [01:51] it looks like syslog does the filtering separate from the destination, which is kind of what you have specified now [01:51] I assume I can get this checked from redis-cli? [01:51] should be able to. [01:51] you could do a GET ICMP and it would blast you with all your ICMP enries. [01:51] like redis-cli --scan and redis-cli --bigkeys ? [01:51] or GET "ICMP" maybe [01:52] sure [01:53] Would you happen to know if command("RPUSH", "ICMP", "")); would work? [01:53] however barnyard2 is pushing your data into syslog-ng, you may be able to specify filter rules in syslog-ng to separate the different event types. then you'd use a different destination for each event type(rpush ), and have entries that match 1 filter to 1 destination, another filter to a different destination. the only difference in the destinations would be the list key they're being stored under within [01:53] redis. [01:54] the first two parts will work fine. but you have to figure out how to get your log line into it in place of the "" part. [01:54] (should work fine... should) :) [02:00] !ops [02:00] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, PriceChild, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, k1l, rww, phunyguy, bazhang, chu [02:00] !ops [02:00] !ops [02:00] !ops === MonkehParade is now known as Guest59535 [02:03] hello [02:03] anyone able to help me [02:04] needhelp: With _________________? [02:05] Okay so i tried installing xfce on the default ubuntu distro and it broke unity now i can use either and when i boot it just says kernel panic something [02:05] do i need to reinstall [02:05] needhelp: sudo apt-get update [02:05] needhelp: Tell is if you have errors? === souravbadami1 is now known as souravbadami [02:10] well that was a bit abrupt :_ [02:11] rez_ninjah: You mean needhelp? [02:11] hello zsnes is not avaliable on ubuntu ? [02:11] where is it ? [02:11] zsnes ? [02:12] apt install zsnes [02:13] !info zsnes | ubuntu-mate [02:13] ubuntu-mate: zsnes (source: zsnes): Emulator of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.510+bz2-8build2 (yakkety), package size 667 kB, installed size 4021 kB (Only available for any-i386) [02:14] ubuntu-mate: lsb_release -r [02:15] !info zsnes [02:15] zsnes (source: zsnes): Emulator of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.510+bz2-8build2 (yakkety), package size 667 kB, installed size 4021 kB (Only available for any-i386) [02:18] so is available for i386 only what about 64 bits ? is not ubuntu multilib? [02:20] ubuntu-mate: Ubuntu is multilib, which is why you can install 32 bit packages like zsnes on a 64 bit Ubuntu installation. [02:21] im doing apt-get install zsnes [02:21] ubuntu-mate: sudo apt install zsnes [02:21] and nothing [02:21] ubuntu-mate: What does it say? [02:22] !pastebin | ubuntu-mate [02:22] ubuntu-mate: 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. [02:22] ubuntu-mate: sudo apt install zsnes |& nc termbin.com 9999 [02:22] http://dpaste.com/31X4C7K [02:23] ubuntu-mate: lsb_release -a |& nc termbin.com 9999 [02:23] ubuntu-mate: Are you running from a LiveUSB? (Which would likely not have the universe repository enabled)? [02:24] Does anyone know if there is an Ubuntu hardware channel? [02:24] DaisyLee: Prolly not. What do you need to know? [02:24] I was just gonna see if anyone knew anything about how well the System76 Lemur works [02:28] hi [02:28] hi [02:28] lo [02:28] any tips for a newbie with irssi [02:28] ? [02:29] how can i convert daily iso images to normal?http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/xenial/daily-live/20161127/ [02:29] puchogenzo: read the man pages, their online documentation has a lot to get started. [02:31] ubuntu508: What do you mean by "convert" and what do you mean by "normal"? If you want the standard released images, simply download those. [02:31] ubuntu508: You just download the one you want. [02:32] thanks gomi [02:32] exit [02:32] exit [02:33] pedrovian: https://irssi.org/documentation/ [02:35] pedrovian: try /exit #If you want to exit irssi and quit. [02:37] because daily iso has this issue https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/cant-change-developer-options-settings/7132 [02:38] ubuntu508: Why do you want to use the daily iso at all? [02:39] yes [02:39] its up to date [02:39] ubuntu508: It is recomended to install from the released images. Please do so. [02:44] lol up to date also = possible bugs [02:46] possible smossible [02:47] Jordan_U, someone has to test it === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [03:09] hi [03:10] I am having some xorg issues with nvidia on ubuntu 16.04 [03:11] yeah? [03:11] hi Blakes5 [03:11] hi [03:11] I have three monitors, two rotated and a third in the middle. I use nvidia's config to set them up and save to /etc/X11/xorg.conf but when I reboot it doesn't look like it reads that at all and sets up one of the side monitors as the main display [03:14]