[00:00] Does the NSA flag us when we go `sudo apt-get install zekr` or `sudo apt-get install othman` ? [00:00] i am installing ubuntu desktop on my 14GB usb drive as test. its installing using universal usb installer for windows 7. [00:01] i got some questions about the installation of ubuntu itself then [00:01] I just made the jump to ubuntu! Loving it already [00:01] sounds good dractegral [00:03] tgm4883: I know you don't care but I'm gonna tell you anyways and you're gonna read this because I know everyone likes to be harassed at least once a day, it's Vitamin H. `ps aux --sort=-%mem | awk 'NR<=10{print $0}'` can be replaced with `ps aux --sort=-%mem | head` === ariver is now known as Guest44440 [00:05] awesomess3: nice find, but the next time I need to figure out the command to find the top ten ram users I'm just going to google it again ;) [00:05] although maybe I'll remember that ps has a --sort, we'll see [00:05] anyone know how to avoid getting 403 on wget? I've tried changing user agent [00:07] tgm4883: are you kidding me I put that shit on my github: https://github.com/psycho23/learned_stuff/blob/master/README.md [00:08] seventy: try their root directory and see if that gives a 200 before you start with any more sophisticated URL [00:09] awesomess3: calm down [00:09] seventy: and then use a different browser to check if hey....oh no it's dax [00:09] i am here [00:09] 24/7 [00:09] awesomess3: meh, stuff I need daily I remember, stuff I don't need often I google (unless it's for work, then it's documented somewhere). In this case, I needed something that could be put on a pastebin. Usually for this info I'd just hit up htop [00:09] you should hide [00:10] awesomess3, it's google [00:10] seventy: oh.....then...um........*runs* [00:10] seventy: what url [00:11] tgm4883, they are 90seconds url that allow streaming of any mp3 on googleplaymusic [00:11] I want to rip them [00:11] you can right click and download audio [00:11] and it's a clean download like off an FTP site [00:11] but wget gets blocked obvs [00:11] I haven't tried curl [00:12] seventy: seems like a lot of work to reinvent the wheel http://gmusicproxy.net/ [00:13] It's because I have my libraries there and their API sorts songs I upload. Free music isn't the issue here :D [00:14] seventy: so use gmusicproxy.... [00:16] seventy: I'd assume the problem with your wget so far is not the useragent, but the authentication [00:17] Ill just add gmusicproxy for the downloading part (assuming it allows that)? [00:17] seventy: that's how I used it when I wanted to do whole house audio prior to the chromecast audios [00:21] is there a way to get package source list using apt-get madison in a way that it searches for *exactly* the instead of using as a sub-string search? [00:21] err -- apt-cache [00:22] for example, when i apt-cache madison postgresql, it gives me postgresql and postgresql-common. [00:22] i just want postgresql. [00:36] Which is the laptop with the longest battery life, running Ubuntu? [00:37] !hcl | isene have a read [00:37] isene have a read: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection [00:37] isene, thats something that depends on the individual use of the computer as well [00:38] so many variables [00:39] Not looking for supported hardware. Looking for people's experience. Let's hear what people have as for battery life. [00:40] isene, this isnt that sort of polling channel [00:40] Anyone here with more than 10h? [00:40] isene, try #ubuntu-offtopic [00:41] It is clearly on topic to ask for the hardware running the longest with Ubuntu as the OS, no? [00:41] no [00:41] again isene don't poll here [00:43] Why? Where does it state I cannot ask for people's experience with Ubuntu and battery life? It's not a poll, it's asking for what people think it's excellent battery life with Ubuntu. [00:47] isene: A) because it's not a support question and B) Because it's a terrible question since it suggests you only care about battery life and no other options. In any case, you're looking for #ubuntu-offtopic [00:50] is there an initrd.gz netboot image that has all the dang drviers like megaraid and NIC drivers? [00:51] A) I'm asking for sorry in choosing the right hardware. B) Battery life is my top priority, although I have a dozen other factors on my list. If I had a question about the Julia package on Ubuntu, that would certainly not indicate that I do not care about any other programming languages. [00:53] ##hardware isene or the chat channel, NOT here [00:53] s/sorry/support/ [00:56] * tgm4883 wonders what would be sooooooo difficult about listening and asking in the right channels... [00:59] Ah...a lovely Wednesday morning...no one around...yeah... [01:09] dax: hi === SonikkuAmerica is now known as TheOneMenzie [01:11] elky: hi [01:12] laowai, ubuntu support issue? [01:12] bazhang: hi [01:12] take the chatter elsewhere laowai [01:22] wow cant believe it elky can be staff === g_ is now known as Guest9779 === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Menzador [01:54] good morning to all [02:02] !party [02:02] Please remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, #edubuntu, and #lubuntu are support channels. To countdown to !zesty release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/3339/ [02:03] tnx bazhang [02:04] welcome [02:14] hi [02:20] guisin: oh hey [02:38] !water [02:43] hi. anyone have any tips for making a distro install dvd/cd? I've tried every program I can find and none of them work properly [02:43] So i would like to submit a dependency fix for postfixadmin but i'm not even able to branch of the code in order to propose a merge. This problem hasn't been fixed for 3 years from trusty all the way to the latest ubuntu https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postfixadmin/+bug/1321955 [02:43] Launchpad bug 1321955 in postfixadmin (Ubuntu) "postfixadmin dependencies not well defined (requires mysql-server or postgresql, removes MariaDB)" [Undecided,In progress] [02:44] !usb | Oderus [02:44] Oderus: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [02:45] lotuspsychje: sorry i mean like to make my installation it's own install cd with all installed packages and etc [02:48] Oderus there used to be UCK, but it is a dead project [02:48] OerHeks, I think it was forked. searching now. [02:49] i know one too, but that is for before 16.04 iirc [02:50] respin is the fork of remastersys http://www.linuxrespin.org/ [02:53] oh, cubic https://launchpad.net/cubic [02:54] I was unware of that one ... [02:55] i think it was pinguinbuilder ? [03:27] ubuntu is awesome [03:28] hi [03:47] Can someone explain to me why running "screen -dm -S bitweb sh /root/bit-web" let's me run the web part of my node scripts, but when I try to execute it as root via "su - root -c 'screen -dm -S bustaweb sh /root/bustabit-web'" it doesn't? [03:51] Polarcraft: well, given they are different commands to screen, seems odd to compare them [03:52] I am trying to add modules to the netboot initrd.gz image (megaraid and broadcom) are there any guides that explain how to do that? [03:53] nacc, then why can I run my miner the same way but not my node? [03:53] Polarcraft: you didn't say that ... you said why does commandX run as my user when commandY fail as root [03:54] Sorry my fault, should of gave more context. The command is ran the same way as my miner is, but for some odd reason with that line it doesn't. === root is now known as Guest85353 [03:55] Polarcraft: i understand they are run the 'same'. But can, say, your user run `screen -dm -S bustaweb sh /root/bustabit-web`? [04:02] how to add static route in ubuntu , and after reboot still here [04:04] Guest85353: are you on a desktop (with network manage for instance) or a server? [04:04] server ubuntu 16.04 [04:05] nacc do you have any idea? [04:05] Guest85353: i believe you can specify it in /etc/network/interfaces with an 'up' option to the interface stanza [04:05] Guest85353: to add a route specifically when that interface is brought up [04:06] nacc you mean add it to [04:07] networking script [04:07] does it? [04:07] Guest85353: no [04:07] Guest85353: /etc/network/interfaces [04:08] Guest85353: i don't know what you mean by networking script [04:08] I believe you can alos tell systemd to add routes, but i'm not sure [04:10] Guest85353: `man interfaces` and `man systemd.network` may help [04:20] dang this initrd.gz [04:31] Any alive? [04:31] hello [04:31] hi! [04:32] what's up my dude [04:32] ello all [04:32] what goes [04:33] trying to add modules to initrd.gz, maybe im doing it correctly and its the wrong modules HA [04:36] Everyone enters here just for test IRC? [04:36] no [04:36] sometimes there are people that have different issues they need to fix [04:36] no :/ admittedly i was tinkering with my client... but no [04:37] great [04:43] hmm I can't figure out how to get a shell script to run in crontab === Swish[\] is now known as Swish === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:06] nacc: how did you assign Ubunty Trusty and not just Ubuntu? [05:14] Running 16.04 and am looking for the area in System Settings where I can change/add languages. I've searched for "Text Entry" but am not finding it. Where can I add languages? [05:30] hello, I have a weird issue, when I'm powering down my laptop it gets stuck in some loop, where it's trying to shut down all kinds of stuff and then shows the power down screen again and tries to shut down all those services [05:31] and needs like 6-7 loops to actually reach shutdown [05:57] Hi, how do i convert upstart to System V ? [05:57] System V-Init.. [06:09] Tim_Thaler: why are you using sysv init? ubuntu is using systemd now. [06:18] Is Mir also being dropped? [06:18] Or just Unity? [06:18] metaphysician: aiui, yes for desktop === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [06:32] faugusztin: nvidia working now on 4.11 :) [06:38] hi [06:39] i just need to get a website or a channel that can give me a the standard repositories for ubuntu studio === mrJack1 is now known as mrJack [06:40] need your help please [06:41] gavin can helpm ;e [06:41] help me please [06:41] if i switch to Ctrl+Alt+F2 and login, how do i start gnome? [06:42] carol_: https://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ [06:43] thx eric [06:43] startx doesn't open the side bar menu [06:43] nor the top bar [06:44] sudo service lightdm start [06:45] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2, ^^ [06:45] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: starts is not supported on ubuntu [06:45] thanks, OerHeks! [06:45] *startx [06:45] startx is old, indeed [06:55] -__- === Guest57405 is now known as CrazEd === Granis` is now known as Granis === avelardi_alt is now known as avelardi === CrazEd is now known as Guest14977 [06:59] OerHeks: "sudo service lightdm start" didn't do anything. (i logged in as a regular user) [06:59] (a sudoer user) [07:01] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2, after this, you need to switch to ctrl alt F7 for the gui.. [07:02] you are in ctrl alt f2 = tty2 now [07:02] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: which ubuntu version is this? [07:02] OerHeks: i already had the guy at Ctrl+Alt+F7 [07:02] 16.04 [07:03] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: try 'sudo systemctl start gdm' instead [07:03] ducasse: thanks [07:03] i'll try it out right now [07:04] it might also be 'gdm3' instead of 'gdm' - i don't use gnome. [07:04] Failed to start gdm.service [07:04] Unit Gdm.service not found [07:05] then try with gdm3 [07:05] oh [07:05] ok [07:05] same result [07:05] Unit gdm3.service not found [07:06] what exactly did you install from? the ubuntu gnome desktop image? [07:06] the ISO downloaded from ubuntu website [07:07] ok, and then you installed gnome manually? === pax2you1 is now known as pax2you [07:07] probably, yes [07:07] i guess i was looking for a ubuntu-server distro [07:08] the iso from the ubuntu website does not come with gnome, it comes with unity. [07:08] "apt-get autoremove --purge packages" only removes the packages i tell it to remove. how can i remove all the packages that were installed as dependencies to those packages? [07:08] and decided to install it manually [07:08] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: ok. what does 'sudo systemctl start lightdm' say? [07:08] let's see [07:08] wait [07:09] it takes me back to the $ prompt [07:10] that's all? [07:11] yup [07:11] pastebin output from 'systemctl status -l --no-pager lightdm' [07:12] akik: if it doesn't, that means that they were manually installed, not automatically [07:12] akik: which package are you trying to uninstall? [07:12] alkisg: whole of unity & ubuntu-desktop (i installed those on top of my kubuntu installation) [07:13] alkisg: i can dig the apt history log for those packages but it's not so nice [07:13] akik: did you use `apt install ubuntu-desktop` or `tasksel`? [07:13] alkisg: apt install [07:14] akik: try apt purge --auto-remove ubuntu-desktop, and then apt purge --auto-remove with no other params; sometimes apt can only do that after the initial purge [07:14] alkisg: ok thanks i tried "apt-get autoremove --purge" [07:14] akik: some of those packages may be relied upon by optional dependencies of other packages. if something else recommends/suggests it, it won't be removed. [07:15] there used to be a purekde factoid, but it is old, maybe this page gives a clue: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekdeoneiric .. but it is all manually [07:15] * OerHeks thinks it is a bad idea to install multiple desktops on 1 linux, not to use, but when you want to remove something .. [07:16] Sometimes it's bad also for using it; items from one desktop environment autostart in the other [07:16] syntaks: good for you then. hope it is stable [07:16] alkisg: yes that is really a bad design choice. that's one reason i'm removing it [07:17] ducasse: https://pastebin.com/FurZAn68 [07:18] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: ok, and alt+f7 does not switch to it? [07:18] lets see [07:19] alt+F7 takes me back here, just as when i type Ctrl+Alt+F7 [07:19] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: back to the gui? [07:20] yeah [07:20] what is it you want to happen, exactly? [07:20] a new guy [07:20] another gui [07:21] then log out and select another gui on the login screen [07:21] i want to have my mom's session at Ctrl+Alt+F2, and mine this (Ctrl+Alt+F7) [07:21] hi, is there a command similar to macOS `open`? It opens a file with the registered file viewer. [07:23] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: i don't think there is a simple way to do that, can't you use 'switch user'? [07:23] kon: xdg-open [07:23] oh! [07:23] kon, xdg-open [07:23] i guess i can [07:25] when logging in remotely to a server, where is the "host" part of user@host# coming from? I thought it was /etc/hostname, but changing that doesn't seem to be updating it. [07:25] !hostname | Doow_ [07:25] Doow_: Use hostname to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hosts to include BOTH the old and new hostname and then change /etc/hostname to the new one. WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. [07:25] Doow_: on recent ubuntus there is also hostnamectl [07:26] ducasse, oh, I didn't know I shouldn't be editing that directly, thanks =D [07:27] h' [07:27] hi [07:30] Hi. So yesterday I was able to import my .ovpn in the network manager applet. Now when I try to do this, I get an error that the plugh as not "import capability". It looks like this old bug, but no workaround is working here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-openvpn/+bug/606365 [07:30] Launchpad bug 606365 in network-manager-openvpn (Ubuntu) "unable to import config with inlined ca, cert, key or tls-auth" [High,Confirmed] [07:30] Any idea what else I can do (except doing this in the console) [07:31] ducasse: the switch-user disables the num-lock every time i switch, i just want to switch fast so my mom doesn't have to wait. Switch-user is slow [07:33] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: how much memory does this machine have? [07:33] 2Gb === noteness_ is now known as noteness [07:34] Mo4_xi1_ge1_Ren2: then you're not going to be able to successfully run 2 desktops at the same time anyway, imo [07:34] My Pentium 4 doesn't allow more RAM [07:35] oh! [07:35] :( [07:36] thank you, ducasse! I'll check later if i can get better hardware [07:36] cya all [07:36] thanks all! [07:41] hello [07:42] could i get some help with a litle problem pls? [07:42] Eh? [07:42] well [07:42] hello there [07:43] Cheers. [07:43] i want to know how can i boot an sd card with noobs from ubuntu mate user [07:44] ? [07:44] what comands or programs should i use [07:44] ? [07:44] crimi: You want to boot to an SD card...yes? [07:44] i want to make it bootable [07:44] crimi: Does the machine you're using have the provisions to boot to SD or devices like that? [07:45] idk [07:45] now im using a wm with ubuntu mate [07:45] crimi, setting up an SD card for a Raspberry Pi? [07:45] crimi: Fair enough...hang on a tick... [07:45] yup [07:45] crimi, yeah you can just dd the iso or img file to the SD card typically [07:46] how? [07:46] im new ubuntu user [07:47] crimi, before you put the card in or if you have it in remove it and type lsblk and look for what drives/partitions are on there, then put the sdcard in and type lsblk again and tell us what the name of the new thing is that shows up should be something like sdb or sdc [07:47] crimi: Here's somethign to read: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/linux.md [07:47] !dd [07:47] ok wait a second [07:48] crimi: And there's this - which is specifically Mate related => https://ubuntu-mate.org/how-to-create-bootable-usb-drive/ [07:49] 3~/j #ubuntu-de [07:49] sry [07:49] FIRST fd0 2:0 1 4K 0 disk sda 8:0 0 30G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 26G 0 part / └─sda5 8:5 0 4G 0 part [SWAP] sr0 11:0 1 1024M 0 rom [07:49] and then fd0 2:0 1 4K 0 disk sda 8:0 0 30G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 26G 0 part / └─sda5 8:5 0 4G 0 part [SWAP] sr0 11:0 1 1024M 0 rom [07:50] i dont see any diference ... [07:50] crimi, yeah doesn't look like the drive is showing up there best to use a paste site like paste.ubuntu.com for multiline stuff though [07:50] no no, now it showing it [07:50] sry [07:51] sdd1 [07:51] so [07:52] it's 2017 and I can't use the initramfs shell to debug a problem for lack of a USB keyboard driver, despite MODULES=most. WTF? [07:52] crimi, yeah so the command you want to run is dd if=/home/user/Downloads/imagefile.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M, but you replace if with the source (input) and of (output) with the actual target drive so instead of /dev/sdX would be /dev/sdd [07:52] crimi, oh you'll have to run with sudo as well and absolutely critical you get the of parameter right [07:53] crimi, if you target the wrong partition or drive with dd you will wipe it out with whatever your source data was [07:53] ok... [07:53] well hope me the best [07:53] and thx [07:53] madduck: usb keyboards work fine in initramfs here, does your keyboard need an unusual driver? [07:53] crimi, no problem let me know how it goes [07:54] crimi, typically you will be waiting for a few minutes while it writes depending on the disk size and image size [07:54] alkisg: I've tried 3 off-the-shelf standard keyboards. [07:54] crimi, if it seems to return immediately run "sync" to be sure all the data has been written to disk [07:55] well, the comand didnt worked [07:55] madduck: maybe the issue is with the usb controller of your motherboard? can you check recovery mode or something to see which modules it loads? [07:55] madduck try an usb port that is not blue ( blue=usb3) [07:55] crimi, what feedback I may have fat fingered something, paste the command and output on a paste site ideally [07:56] madduck: ah, how do you break in initramfs? like, break=bottom or break=top? [07:56] what? === Guest14977 is now known as CrazEd [07:56] crimi, paste what you see or tell me more details can't guess what you mean by "didn't work" need more details [07:56] ok wait a sec === CrazEd is now known as Guest96265 [07:57] not open: file or directory not found [07:57] crimi, make sure the if= is actually pointing to the noobs file with the correct path [07:57] crimi, pretty sure it just means it didn't find the source file [07:57] oh , ok wait a sec [07:58] yeah think this too , i translated from german to english [07:58] and that what it came out [07:58] ... [07:58] lolz > "oh , ok wait a sec" [07:59] um actually my noobs is a zip file so i must to extract it wait a sec [08:05] alkisg: break=mount [08:05] OerHeks: there are no blue ports [08:06] alkisg: the usb controller works fine e.g. in grml [08:32] !sayit === CRogers_________ is now known as CRogers [08:37] madduck: I've seen cases where udev rules fired after break=mount; can you try with break=bottom, even if you have to completely skip root= as a test? Also, which module does it use, to see if it's there in initramfs or not? [08:46] hello [08:47] is Apache2's systemd restart function on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS supposed to do graceful restarts ? [08:47] or if I want graceful restart I should do reload instead ? [08:47] I just found that restart does not do a graceful restart [08:50] hey, I'm started to explore the ubuntu shell on windows. I'm not sure how to archieve one thing: customizing like in putty. I installed most of my tools (zsh, oh-my-zsh and so one using my own build scripts) but I'm unsure how to set the font. I tried https://github.com/Aebian/debfiles/blob/master/rootscripts/set-console-font.sh but thats not working on the shell, any toughts? [08:51] oh and I would like to edit the colors to match my putty ones if possible [08:51] !ubuwin | Aebian [08:51] Aebian: Canonical and Microsoft have announced that Windows 10 will be able to run Ubuntu programs without needing porting/recompilation. This functionality is still in beta and is not supported in #ubuntu. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows. [08:51] ah thx === Guest96265 is now known as CrazEd === CrazEd is now known as Guest79175 [09:00] :]| [09:00] !release [09:00] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months (non-LTS) or 5 years (LTS). More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [09:00] hello [09:01] !next release [09:01] im at work right now XD how you doing? [09:01] Simooon, tomorrow, 17.04 zesty zebra [09:02] OerHeks, okay, was just trying to find out whether it was tomorrow or two days from now :-P [09:02] and thanks :-) [09:04] Anyway are you guys going to install the default ubuntu, or Gnome, I'm seriously considering gnome, since we have to shift to that anyway in two releases :-) [09:05] Simooon, unity will be available, still. 2 releases away is too soon to ask, i guess. [09:05] Simooon: use the environment you feel is best for you. no one is forcing you [09:05] btw polling is useless here [09:07] akik, I know, was just interested in hearing what people are doing, Personally I like to keep things as vanilla as posible, so I can kust install ubuntu and feel at home, that is why I'm considering getting a head start on gnome, haven't really used it since ubuntu dropped it years ago. [09:07] *just [09:07] and that was gnome 2... [09:08] Hi guys, I am running a python script in a screen session that downloads youtube videos and takes the audio part. I am encountering a weird error where if I leave the screen session the script continues with no problems, however if I close the SSH session the script starts throwing SSL certificate errors. Does anyone know what might be happening here? [09:08] OerHeks, because there is too many people or why?! [09:09] Simooon, this is the support channel, try #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic ? [09:10] Okay [09:10] so ,how is your day ? [09:10] Simooon: if you want that gnome 2 feeling, use mate desktop [09:11] akik, I don't want that, I want the default desktop, just considering getting a head start on the next default [09:11] wtf??? [09:12] !ot | crime [09:12] crime: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [09:12] and mind your language, keep this channel family frienly, thanks. [09:13] !guidelines [09:13] The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines [09:14] My system has some performance issues when I using Chromium. Is that because of tons of tabs? But I still have 1 GB free RAM. [09:15] Eightynine, are you surprised, tons of tabs? [09:15] Eightynine, as long as the tab is not loaded it doesn't take any RAM, and if you still have one GB of free RAM I doubt that is the reason. [09:16] Eightynine, but if you are running something processor hungry in a lot of tabs (or even just a few) that sounds like a reasonable explanation. [09:17] swtiching tabs makes your swap work, i think that is what you experience now [09:17] And also it's processes take from 18.9 to 62.8% CPU when playing YouTube videos. And sometimes it could take around 90%. I'm using Core i3 6100 [09:18] Is there a difference between the functionality of a screen session whether or not there is an active SSH session? [09:18] 17.2% CPU for X.Org. [09:20] AEL-H1: if the ssh connection cuts off the user will be logged out and the program running will be canceled. when using screen the screen session will just be detached and you can connect to the system again an reattach the screen session [09:20] AEL-H1: no [09:21] Eightynine: What kind of CPU do you have? If it's a low power CPU and you're playing HD video it is only normal with high usage [09:21] Eightynine: Even more so if these videos are using flash and not html5 [09:22] Eightynine: what video card is in use? [09:22] I'll write again. I'm using Core i3 6100. When I stop video Chromium and X.Org take up to 20-25%. [09:22] Integrated graphics. [09:25] Does anyone know if there is a client for Mastodon? the github link I know has only tooter for chrome [09:27] AEL-H1: does your script keep on running ok if you don't use screen? [09:27] AEL-H1: there's another app called tmux that does the same thing as screen. you might try it [09:34] Hey everyone. I have a problem. Im trying to install Ubuntu LTS onto an Alix2c4 board via USB. Creating the installmedia on macos via unetbootin renders the usb stick with inconsistencys every time and dd'ing the image over makes me unable to modify serial console options in afterwards. Any ideas? [09:39] oh hello [09:39] how is youre day going? [09:40] hmmm [09:40] i see that people on this chat are not so, comunicative === MustaKrakish is now known as MustaKrakish[Nex === MustaKrakish[Nex is now known as MustaKrakish [09:41] dym, what makes you think ubuntu will run on that AMD Geode ? [09:41] english maybe [09:41] oh ok [09:41] hi r_dudau, this is ubuntu technical support [09:41] oh hello [09:41] r_dudau: for chat better use #ubuntu-offtopic this channel is just for technical support [09:41] how is youre day going [09:42] how do i use ubuntu off topic [09:42] ? [09:42] !offtopic [09:42] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [09:43] what? [09:43] register to freenode and login, then join the channel [09:43] oh [09:43] ok [09:43] ...ok bye === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo === teemo is now known as fedora [09:49] is tmux generally better than screen? whilst logged in and detached from the screen session my preogram runs fine [09:49] The program throws a bucnh of SSL certificate errors when I log out [09:50] AEL-H1: does it work run locally, without remote login? [09:52] I can't access the machine without remote login, but it works as intended remotely during the session === Guest79175 is now known as CrazEd === CrazEd is now known as Guest69326 [09:59] OerHeks: Because I already have 2 of them running :) [10:00] OerHeks: AMD GX-412TC SOC, Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS [10:00] OerHeks: Plus - https://trick77.com/installing-ubuntu-server-16-04-pc-engines-apu-apu2/ [10:02] AEL-H1: tmux and screen do the same thing. did you try tmux? [10:03] AEL-H1: i wonder what the coincidence with the connection is. that sounds like its more of a network/connection issue. [10:03] AEL-H1: are you using proxy or vpn? [10:07] k1l_: Nope, just ssh direct to the ip [10:09] AEL-H1: do you use encrypted home? [10:10] k1l_: yes [10:10] dym oke, but how would you edit a read-only iso on usb ??? https://trick77.com/installing-ubuntu-server-16-04-pc-engines-apu-apu2/ [10:11] AEL-H1: that is the issue then. it get encrypted again when you disconnect === pax2you1 is now known as pax2you [10:11] k1l_: I also run game servers using the same manner, surely those would run into problems too if that were the case? [10:12] do they depend on stuff inside the home? [10:12] k1l_: Yep, the world files etc are stored in home [10:12] hmm, then look at the specific errormessages you get [10:14]