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[06:38] <sorawit> The contacts application in Ubuntu gnome 17.04 has a low resolution icon. A work around is to use the old gnome-icon-theme. Will the fix be out before the final release of 17.04?
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[07:24] <InventorTechie> 16.10 runs great on Thinkpad T470s that just arrived today.
[07:24] <fleetfox> <:
[07:24] <InventorTechie> Only issue I've ran into some far is Bluetooth headphones will not show up in the output options once paired.
[07:25] <InventorTechie> Anyway. Other than that. Every peripheral, sleep, charge, wifi, etc is working as expected. No modifications.
[07:27] <blackdout_> Nice
[07:31] <blackdout_> I've run into some problems with bluetooth too, I'll try to help you troubleshoot tomorrow if you're around
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[14:19] <jbicha> InventorTechie: gnome-control-center/gnome-setting-daemon 3.24.1 will have a bluetooth audio fix (those versions aren't in 17.04 yet) https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=736943
[14:19] <ubot5> Gnome bug 736943 in general "Can't select bluetooth input while on A2DP" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]
[14:20] <jbicha> I don't know if that's your problem though
[14:50] <InventorTechie> Jbicha - That's possible. I'll look into that one. Thanks !
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[19:47] <LaserAllan> Hey there, anyone know a good SIP client for Linux? that for example can handle 3CX SIP server
[19:57] <blackdout> checking compatability at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_VoIP_software looks like only 3CX handles 3CX, but they have a linux client
[19:57] <LaserAllan> blackdout: A linux client?
[19:57] <LaserAllan> As in a softphone?
[19:57] <blackdout> Yeah
[19:57] <LaserAllan> Can you point em to it?
[19:57] <blackdout> Oh hang on
[19:57] <blackdout> https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/installation-linux/
[19:58] <blackdout> I just did a quick search and dont know if thats exactly what youre looking for
[19:58] <LaserAllan> That is the PBX
[19:58] <LaserAllan> I want you knwo the cleint aht i can use and call frmoa nd answer calls on and such
[19:59] <LaserAllan> blackdout: If there is one I can actually switch from Windows to Linux on my workdesktop
[20:00] <blackdout> I'll keep looking
[20:02] <jbicha> blackdout: have you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZestyZapus/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuGNOME ?
[20:03] <jbicha> because both the issues you mentioned on the iso tracker are in there
[20:06] <jbicha> I'll be more specific, new 17.04 installs use a swap file instead of a swap partition and the reboot/enter bug is listed as Known Bugs also affecting 16.04
[20:06] <blackdout> jbicha: Yeah man, I was just reading on the swap files
[20:07] <blackdout> I saw that the bug was on the list of "what to look out for" so I figured it was worth tagging on that it affected me too. You want me to remove since its a Known?
[20:07] <jbicha> no, it's fine to leave it there
[20:08] <jbicha> it's an important bug but I guess it's not very obvious how to fix it :(
[20:08] <blackdout> Yeah, I went down the rabbit hole on what could be causing it. It didn't effect the previous spins which is strange (10 and 11)
[20:09] <blackdout> I'm running it again as I think I found a critical error in the background on both of those machines - gonna see if I can get more info
[20:15] <jbicha> I believe I've had the problem fairly reliable in VirtualBox with amd64 but not i386
[20:17] <blackdout> Gotcha
[20:19] <blackdout> I'll ignore it from now on, still reading that bug thread you linked to...
[20:22] <LaserAllan> Ah well, i cannot seem to fin a sip client that can work with 3CX
[20:22] <LaserAllan> Damnit
[20:22] <LaserAllan> Ans her ei wa hoepign to switch from WIndows at work
[20:28] <blackdout> Only thing Ive found is possibly Zoiper?
[20:29] <blackdout> Their linux client looks built specifically for Ubunut too, so that might be a good one to try
[20:29] <LaserAllan> I have tried zoiper but the codecs are completely shit
[20:30] <LaserAllan> If you buy the paid version you get h264 codecs
[20:30] <LaserAllan> So tehres that
[20:30] <blackdout> Yeah, and at least that way your supporting someone whos building code for linux users
[20:31] <blackdout> Dunno, sorry man that's the best I found
[20:31] <LaserAllan> It seems like th default codec is GSM
[20:31] <LaserAllan> Which is realyl abd the sound quality was horrible when itreid it
[20:31] <LaserAllan> Or rather
[20:31] <LaserAllan> Really bad
[20:31] <LaserAllan> It jsut id like to test the apid version before buying it since its still 40 dolalrs i have to spedn form my own wallet to get it and test it
[20:36] <blackdout> Hah, yeah I get it. Try emailing their sales team maybe?
[20:37] <LaserAllan> blackdout: I found a threa don their forums where they calimed that Linux allready has decent clients thats there own words
[20:38] <blackdout> Oh...
[20:39] <jackpot51> Is oem-config supported on Ubuntu GNOME 17.04?
[20:39] <jackpot51> It appears to be uninstalled
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[22:28] <jbicha> jackpot51: could you ask in another channel with more ubiquity developers?
[22:28] <jbicha> I've never used oem-config
[22:34] <jackpot51> It only is not present when installing Ubuntu GNOME
[22:34] <jackpot51> I will ask in ubuntu-installer