[02:14] DrCool: You can build a decent desktop for rather cheap these days. [05:40] anyone active? [05:42] Hello everyone [05:43] Hello anyone around? [05:43] Yes there is! [05:57] I'd just like to remind everyone that this chat 💭 is sponsored by mustaches are us mustaches are not just for men anymore so get on for your mom in less she already has one ☝️ [05:59] Zeioth this chat 💭 Is sponsored by mustaches are us [06:01] 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒 [06:05] Who likes what this chat 💭 is sponsored by? [06:06] 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 [08:08] Good Morning all and Happy New year [08:08] i need help [08:08] !crosspost | home [08:08] home: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. [08:09] i have xubuntu [08:09] i will say fully my problem [08:11] that's fine if you have Xubuntu. but you also posted in Ubuntu, you'll get better help in #ubuntu because of how many people are there [09:46] Hello, where can I get the xubuntu public key so i can verify the downloaded iso file? [09:47] !hashes [09:47] See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes for the md5sums of all downloadable Ubuntu releases [09:48] Thank you bazhang [09:50] fuk you [10:07] no cursing here home [13:24] How do you connect to GNU irc channels? https://www.gnu.org/server/irc-rules.html [13:25] jarnos, the same way as others, as soon as you are on their network? [13:26] Oh, it seem I can join in freenode. [13:26] Just don't know what that irc://irc.gnu.org is. [13:26] that's an IRC protocol link. [13:27] if you have a GUI IRC client, that link is directed to it, then it opens a connection to irc.gnu.org and opens the specified channel [13:27] knome, yes, but it is not the server I have configured for freenode. [13:27] likely not, as there are are dozens of freenode servers [13:28] i didn't know it was a freenode server either; they don't exactly specify it on their page [13:29] Hi all. I just installed xubuntu 16.10 on my lenovo x1 yoga. I can connect to my home wifi network but cannot access the internet. I know for a fact that the internet connection works because my phone is using it at the moment [13:30] What output should I share to help diagnose the problem [13:33] "i know for a fact" can be dangerous, so can you double-check that your phone is actually using the wifi to connect to the internet, not 3/4G or whatever [13:33] Got disconnected for a minute there [13:33] "i know for a fact" can be dangerous, so can you double-check that your phone is actually using the wifi to connect to the internet, not 3/4G or whatever [13:34] Yes I have disabled the 3g connection and checked [13:35] what kind of icon does the network manager show to you? [13:35] The one usually shown when connected [13:36] Strength meter style [13:42] okay [13:42] if you open a terminal, and type "ping 8.8.8.8" (without the quotes), what kind of reslts do you see? [13:47] Gets stuck after the first line PING 8.8.8.8 56(84) bytes of data [13:48] When I interrupt, says 100% packet loss [13:49] I booted the live USB, it has the same problem as well [13:53] unfortunately i need to go [13:53] good luck though, there are definitely other people in the channel who can help - as soon as they get back to their computers [13:53] That's okay, thanks for your help [17:06] guys can i use ATOM for web devolpment? (html, css, javascript and c#)?? [17:06] if yes, how do i do it? [17:09] hey guys can anyone help me with web devolopment on atom? any good editor that runs on atom? [17:41] olá?! [18:00] guys i just installed xubuntu on my hp envy, eveyrything worked great but when i restarted my computer there is no wifi connection? what do i do now? [18:00] i need help please im desperate, been searching for hours [18:01] @chanserv @drone [18:01] @drone' [18:01] help me please [18:18] RageCraze: looking quiet in here still today - I'd try #ubuntu - your issue should be a generic enough one for that [18:25] flocculant yeah i see [20:23] help [20:24] i am trying to install ubuntu on a new cpu that has no operating system. i created a usb by using rufus... [20:24] when booting new cpu, I get to the dos C prompt.... don't know what to do after that to get the ubuntu installed on new pc [20:25] fccxxx: you need to boot from USB, not HD [20:26] ok.. how do i set that up in the bios [20:26] Configure your BIOS or see if there's an option to choose when you boot the computer [20:26] i think i did that when i set the priorities up in bios [20:27] also, for the future, this is the xubuntu channel, not ubuntu, so if you have issues with the OS after installing, you'll have to seek for support on #ubuntu [20:27] ok [20:28] ok i will work on this for a while [20:32] still cant get my pc to start up on ubuntu [22:49] como faço pra configurar o pidgin e o ip externo ficar escondido igual o de vcs? [22:49] !pt | karateca [22:49] karateca: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. [22:54] How do I configure the pidgin and the external ip to be hidden the same as yours? [22:54] it's a service some networks provide [22:56] or you can alternatively use Tor, but that's a bit more involved [22:56] Can not use proxychains? Any other way to set it up? Talking with people from the deep web by IRC would be dangerous? I mean, with these settings [22:57] of course you can do various things, like set up an irc client on a server [22:57] Could you tell me a step by step how to use Tor with Pidgin? [22:58] i don't do that myself, so no, but there are very likely tutorials online [22:59] The ones I read on the internet about using Tor is related to encrypting the messages, not hiding the location. I did a search, but maybe I did not find it out of fatigue. Thank you anyway [23:01] https://www.torproject.org/ [23:01] And sorry for the poor construction of the questions, the brazilian forum has no people so I had to resort to google translate ... [23:02] anyway, if the only goal is to hide your ip from people in IRC, i'd look for registering a nickname for freenode and getting an unaffiliated cloak. [23:06] cloak? [23:06] I will try this [23:07] rbatty, cloak is a server-set part after the @ in your hostname for public IRC users [23:08] rbatty → https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Cloaks [23:08] ty [23:09] though it naturally expands beyond the ubuntu cloaks === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang