[00:02] I am assuming I can make an Ubuntu-MATE live USB and check the hibernate function out like that. I just wanted to make sure there WAS a hibernate function first of all, and really wasn't sure if the live-USB would work if it did. [00:03] Definitely can do hibernation [00:03] Doubt if active on Live USB tho [00:05] Hibernation AFAIK uses swap space to store RAM content, and live USB won't have access to such [00:06] So ensure swap file/partition = or > system RAM for hibernation use [00:09] I have another ?. I recall someone telling me that I could make a USB stick bigger than 64GB work as a portable OS and HDD that would work on pretty much any computer with a USB port and a decent amount of RAM. How does one go about making a USB drive OS that will allow me to operate on an available computer, totally bypassing the HDD. [00:09] ? [00:16] I imagine that I would limit myself to 64-bit arch, and non-OS X and non-Linux machines. [00:21] * barrympix checking breath [00:35] * barrympix pacing about [00:40] * barrympix walks out down the hall a bit to find the loo [00:48] so no on the USB sized computer? [00:59] Usb yes, hibernation no cos hibernation will not work between computers - hibernate on a 8gb ram machine will fail on a 4gb machine to restore [00:59] Plus usb port / path will change between computers [01:21] That would be a truly robust OS that could hibernate 8GB and wake up to only 4GB. Yes that would be a crash you could probably hear. Hibernation aside, I would like to be able to bring my USB computer with me, to a brothers house for example, and move all his Microsoftness aside while I finish a paper, look up stuff on the internet. Then shut do [01:21] wn and leave his computer 100% as it was before I used it. Let's just say I've been falsely accused of breaking stuff. [01:22] How would I go about creating this USB computer? [01:24] I think I have found a reference - "USB Portable Ubuntu". but no guidance. [06:01] ? [06:01] hi [06:01] ! [06:02] bye [06:28] #ubuntu_mate [06:29] ja [06:29] ja [06:29] zo met een [07:41] hi [07:42] gst-launch-1.0 videotestsrc ! xvimagesink [07:43] autovideosink is working but xvimagesink is not working. please help me [07:50] ?? [08:21] good morning! [08:23] I specified a keyboard shortcut to start konsole. It starts the programm but does not set focus on it. [08:24] is there any additional configuration required? [09:24] ceegee, it might depend on your window manager [09:24] Marco+Compton sets focus on mate-terminal when it's launched through CTRL+ALT+T [09:36] windowmanager is marco [10:31] Hello everyone. [10:32] Are screenlets supported by Ubuntu Mate 16.04? [10:33] I just can't install them. === scottt is now known as Guest16015 [16:56] hey guys! [16:56] i have a problem in my fresh ubuntu mate install [16:56] can anybody help me [16:57] Im sorry! [16:57] Is this the right place to ask [16:57] ? [16:58] I have installed- dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu mate 16.04 [17:00] in the boot menu, I am getting a nice GRUB boot menu. Then if I clicked ubuntu a black box is appearing in the greenish box. But it works fine. [17:00] it looks horrible [17:00] how to resolve it [17:02] thanks! [17:02] please help [17:05] mate|13329, can you take a screenshot? i have no idea what black box in green box you're talking about. [17:05] or well, a picture of the screen [17:06] then i have to restart my laptop, currently im in mate. Would you give me 5 minutes ? [17:06] i will post a photo of that [17:06] ok :) [17:16] https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/maNbbWWGTxmr2YXlXiAB?signature=c7a57b9aa009db134545dac3772aa102f54dcb6017bcd75c17d75997e4b4bed8&policy=eyJleHBpcnkiOjE0ODIzNDM1Mzl9 [17:17] hi [17:17] there [17:17] sorry im late [17:17] this is happening if i click ubuntu option in the grub [17:18] though it is working fine, I am able to log in [17:19] oh thingy like that [17:19] i had the same thing when i used ubuntu mate's weird grub theme [17:20] oh! how to resolve that!? [17:20] you can live with it or get rid of the ubuntu mate grub theme [17:21] ok how to get rid of that theme help! [17:21] your grub will look a bit different without the theme, a bit more like this http://www.dedoimedo.com/images/computers_years/2011_2/grub2-fedora-16-changed-timeout-boot.png [17:21] i think it was just one package i removed, let's see if i can find it [17:21] that's better! [17:24] open a terminal and type this: dpkg --get-selections | grep grub | grep ubuntu-mate [17:25] ok [17:25] done [17:25] what did you get? [17:26] grub2-themes-ubuntu-mate install [17:26] grub2-themes-ubuntu-mate install [17:26] grub2-themes-ubuntu-mate install [17:27] one line only [17:27] ok [17:27] you can get rid of it like this: sudo apt-get remove grub2-themes-ubuntu-mate [17:27] then reboot and you should have a menu like in the picture i linked :) [17:28] ok! i'll check! [17:29] i'll be back! [17:31] Thanks! it worked! [17:31] great :) [17:31] thanks! === scottt is now known as Guest27040 [22:44] trying to get dash on ubuntu mate 16.04 lts is pain in the ass [22:45] anyone have any advice? I don't want a shortcut prompt to open a dash, I want one chilling on my desktop that I can throw in a search on at anytime [22:45] Appreciate any advice, thanks