[01:14] how to upgrade mate version, i use mate version 15. [01:14] can someone to help me, please [01:15] ouh i am give up with this connection [01:15] no one can help me out here [01:15] thanks everybodies [01:15] bye === Schnabeltierche- is now known as Schnabeltierchen [01:55] hi every bady [02:42] Hi there, ordinateurs. [05:26] lklk [05:26] sure [05:27] dank memes [05:27] super dank memes [05:31] just did update and now network manager does not work at all after reboot [05:32] had to boot back into windows to find out what happened [05:33] any ideas [07:32] y [07:49] when they relic the Ubuntu mat 17.04?? [08:00] Hello. Our Firefox on Ubuntu MATE 16.04 didn't render background-color for select menu options. Now, w/o having touched FF 51.01.1, it does and I'm trying to find out which of the packages I installed is responsible for that. http://termbin.com/bj1f Any idea? [08:02] vlt, do you know when is redy the ubuntu 17.04? [08:11] @vlt updated or changed themes (MATE or FF)? [08:13] @finexbeer (quit?) you mean something more specific than 2017-04? [08:28] Astro7467: No, nobody changed their themes and it suddenly works for all users. [08:29] Astro7467: I suspect one of the recently installed packages (mplayer, ffmpeg, darktable). [09:04] hi [09:04] i need help to install skype for business [09:04] could you please tell me the instructions [09:55] Hey, hello, I have a problem with partition tables. [09:56] I have a secondary HD of 3Tb which has a partition table GPT (I deleted all partitions, and re-created the partition table) [09:56] and 3 weeks later the partition table is broken again [09:56] why would this happen ? [09:57] this is the partition table scan: [10:00] Hey, on the website it says ubuntu mate 64 bit is good for 3-gb and above, and 32 bit is good for 2 gb and above? How come there is a difference, and would it be advisable to install a 32 bit system on a 64 bit comp when it only has 2 gb of RAM? [10:00] forgot to write "RAM" a couple of times, but I'm sure you understand :-) [10:01] https://pastebin.com/wn7wXr1N [10:02] 64 bit = more address space [10:02] Simooon, 64bit systems can handle more RAM, and they require a bit more for a small OS [10:02] = addresseable memory [10:04] Simooon, if you want to install a 32 bit system in a 64 system it's doable. And could be advisable if some apps/programs you use run exclusively in 32 bit systems. Or if you don't know if your system is 32 or 64 bit [10:05] +1 nomic [10:05] I know how addressing works :-) Was just wondering why the recommendation for 64 bit OS was 150 % of the memory of a 32 bit system, it seems like a lot, and I really don't want to go with a 32 bit os unless I have to :-) [10:06] the comp in question is definately 64 bit, but like I said only 2 gb of ram :-( [10:06] if you have more than 3Gb of RAM go for 64, else go for 32. That's the safe option. [10:07] okay, I think I will look into linux lite as well before I make a decision [10:07] but thanks for all the advice [10:07] try xubuntu [10:07] heard that mate was lighter than xubuntu, but that might be on the processor side rather than the memory side? [10:07] the requirements are smaller. or linux mint xfce [10:08] maybe. I have ubuntu mate at work and linux mint xfce at home [10:08] some people around have xfce. Which is one of the lightest window managers [10:08] but deep down I love mate [10:09] Simooon, http://askubuntu.com/questions/333795/what-are-the-system-requirements-for-each-flavour-of-ubuntu-desktop [10:09] okay, I mainly use the regular ubuntu, but this is a temporary replacement computer for my mother, so I don't want to spend money upgrading it, but at the same time, I can't go with some obscure command line only system :-P [10:09] those are not obscure command line stuff [10:10] I know, I was just saying that I was looking for the lightest version that was not that :-) [10:10] have used xfce myself, but that was years ago [10:10] linux mint is more or less windows-like. the "start" button is on the same side as windows. My eldery neigbour is happy with it [10:11] my mother used regular ubuntu like me, it's just that that computer broke down... [10:11] so I'm looking for something similar :-) [10:11] xubuntu is more or less the same, and it's quite colorful, so GUI users feel at home [10:11] but lighter, but will probably go for xubuntu then [10:11] again thanks for the advice :-) [10:12] try them in a boot key, one or 2 days each, then ask her which she likes the most [10:12] happy re-install day mate :-) [10:12] meh, I'm taking a decision here, other wise she will just be too confused :-P [10:13] well, try them yourself then [10:13] making the usb boot keys is quite quick [10:13] just used an hour shifting RAM back and forth between three computers, but they were unfortunately not compatible with the old comp :-( [10:13] will try xfce first :-) [10:14] enjoy [10:14] linux light doesn't even have a channel :-/ [10:15] and thanks :-) [11:08] Hallo, ich benötige Rat zur Aktivierung eines Aldi Talk Web sticks [11:56] so slow [11:56] some one respond [11:56] cr7 [12:09] hello from germany [12:11] i have a little prob with kodi , since the last 3 updates from pearl mate my kodi center doesnt start ...so what can i do?# [12:11] Hi guys [12:14] hola/hi [12:17] ¿¿¿??? === atlantic1 is now known as atlantic === atlantic is now known as atlanticd [13:48] Hello everyone. Yesterday update manager upgraded my kernel to 4.8.0-44-generic. When I rebooted this morning my graphics were downgraded to software rendering, and my network interface was undetected. I rebooted and selected the previous kernel (4.8.0-42-generic) and everything seems to work as before. Did this happen to anyone else here? [14:03] After running update-manager again, the problem now seems to go away. I think it's because I only installed the kernel and not the kernel headers [14:15] joem86: what's the output of `dpkg -l '*linux*' | grep ^ii` ? [14:21] @alkisg, http://termbin.com/m81f [14:22] joem86: you do have linux-headers-generic there, so it pulls the latest headers automatically [14:24] cool. I'm not sure what happened yesterday then. I try not to do anything fancy with ubuntu these days. Hopefully it was just an anomaly. [14:24] Maybe apt install was interrupted before it finished, and it continued next time... [14:28] joem86, that happens because some packages were updated while others didn't, when a new kernel comes not always the others do, you usually wait a bit (and make sure you use full/dist upgrade). In your case i suspect the proprietary drivers (nvidia if you use that) and firmware for the nic [14:29] or at the very least force a reinstall for nvidia so it runs dkms again etc. [14:32] Makes sense. I'm running an AMD A10 with the open source drivers. I figure there's a step in the upgrade manager that recompiles the driver with the latest kernel headers before instructing the user to reboot. [14:37] the kernel modules then [14:38] yes it should have been done automatically [18:39] Hello? Is anyone here? [18:46] "HE'P ME! HE'P ME! HE'P ME!" /quit [21:53] join [21:58] XD [23:06] guzs how can i change the kezboard lazout_ [23:06] it alwazs resets on login [23:06] thats extremelz annozing [23:08] do i really have to setup the keyboard every single time i login? [23:15] I did configure it during installation, then i configured it in mate, then even from console with sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration [23:16] it ALWAYS keeps falling back to english with makes me mad at mate [23:16] can i uninstall english layout somewhere? [23:17] does mate support other keyboard layouts than english?