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[01:10] <capum321> does mate comes with a c compiler?
[01:36] <Astro7467> yes, gcc
[01:37] <Astro7467> ^ capum321
[01:37] <capum321> guess it doesn't. cause i just installed it
[01:38] <capum321> Astro7467: do you copy?
[11:27] <nazareno> Hi, I would need to know if with ubuntu-mate for raspberry pi 3 you can install the same programs as on a common computer
[11:32] <nazareno> Or if it depends on ARM architecture
[11:35] <crankypuss> nazareno, the install iso should be chosen based on architecture, it will set up the appropriate repo, then you install programs as usual from the repo.  i know nothing about raspberry pi.
[11:37] <nazareno> crankypuss: ok, thanks!
[12:56] <hetii> Hello :)
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[13:27] <ouroumov> hello hetii
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[15:45] <vishnupc> Does ubuntu mate support MTP ?
[19:31] <aconitum> i have 2 displays (laptop display and external display), but have configured to use only external display. after turning on my system, login window will be displayed on my laptop display. how can I change this, so the login window will be displayed on my external display?
[19:31] <ozcurious> straggling to figure out how to change password, help please
[19:32] <Akuli> ozcurious, sudo passwd yourusername
[19:32] <ozcurious> one sec
[19:34] <aconitum> i have 16.04 lts
[19:35] <Akuli> aconitum, this seems to be the right thing, but maybe a bit advanced https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LightDM#LightDM_displaying_in_wrong_monitor
[19:35] <ozcurious> worked like a charm! thanks much Akuli)
[19:37] <alkisg> aconitum: I tried setting up a lightdm.conf for that, but wasn't successful; so what did the trick was creating a xorg.conf
[19:37] <Akuli> alkisg, https://xkcd.com/963/
[19:38] <alkisg> aconitum: this is the xorg.conf that I used; if you want, use google translate on that post...
[19:38] <alkisg> Akuli: haha, I hadn't seen that one :D
[19:38] <alkisg> Too true!
[19:38] <alkisg> http://alkisg.mysch.gr/steki/index.php?topic=5220.msg79699#msg79699
[19:41] <alkisg> Btw, I've tried both calling xrandr from lightdm.conf and generating a monitors.xml in lightdm's home dir; both didn't work in 16.04... :-/ So, xorg.conf ftw!
[19:41] <aconitum> alkisg, i have /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf I guess that is a file I need
[19:43] <alkisg> aconitum: so what I said is, don't bother with lightdm
[19:44] <alkisg> If you want to try it, ask Akuli  :)
[19:44] <alkisg> My tries there didn't bear any fruit...
[19:44] <alkisg> And xorg.conf worked fine for everything, lightdm, all desktop environments etc
[19:44] <Akuli> i know nothing, i just googled and found the wiki page :)
[19:45] <aconitum> alkisg, so I just add xorg.conf to /etc/lightdm/ ?
[19:47] <aconitum> or to /etc/X11 ?
[19:48] <Akuli> at least not /etc/lightdm, i'm not sure if it goes to /etc/X11 or somewhere else
[19:57] <aconitum> Akuli, ok, made that file; now fingers crossed
[19:57] <Akuli> alright :) do you know how to log in if the gui doesn't load?
[19:58] <Akuli> press ctrl+alt+f1, you'll end up with a terminal-only login screen, ctrl+alt+f7 or f8 to get back
[19:59] <aconitum> Akuli, tnx for advice
[20:13] <aconitum> Akuli, that xorg.conf didn't do the job :(
[20:13] <Akuli> what did you put there?
[20:14] <Akuli> i guess xrandr should show you which screen id you need to use
[20:14] <Akuli> instead of alkisg's DP-1 and HDMI-1
[20:16] <aconitum> i put this: http://alkisg.mysch.gr/steki/index.php?topic=5220.msg79699#msg79699
[20:21] <Akuli> i think you need to replace DP-1 with your monitor's id
[20:21] <Akuli> alkisg probably knows more
[20:23] <aconitum> xandr: https://pastebin.com/uKsjbugL
[20:23] <aconitum> xrandr: https://pastebin.com/uKsjbugL
[20:25] <Akuli> any idea which of these is which?
[20:26] <Akuli> replace alkisg's DP-1 and HDMI-1 with VGA-0 and LVDS-0
[20:31] <aconitum> replaced, but it didn't help
[20:34] <Akuli> i think he replaced them the wrong way
[20:34] <Akuli> anyway he quit lol :)
[20:36] <alkisg> Whoops
[20:36] <alkisg> Yeah he needed to replace them as you said
[20:38] <Akuli> welcome bacl aconitum :)
[20:39] <aconitum> Akuli, replaced as you advised and it helped :) Thanks!
[20:39] <Akuli> great! :D
[20:39] <aconitum> no I only have my system font a bit smaller ;)
[20:39] <aconitum> *now
[20:40] <Akuli> i'm pretty sure there's a gui setting thing for that
[20:40] <Akuli> if you mean the font that the login window uses
[20:41] <aconitum> no, not login window; even HexChat's menus have smaller font
[20:43] <aconitum> solved
[20:44] <ozcurious> Akuli: after i successfully changed the password i was no longer able to login after logoff and reboot, so had to rebuild, any more guidance on that?
[20:45] <ozcurious> i had do terminate and rebuild
[20:46] <Akuli> no idea what's going on with that, what do you mean terminate and rebuild?
[20:47] <ozcurious> well, it's a new free Ubuntu desktop anywhere
[20:47] <ozcurious> and it comes with public uid and password
[20:48] <ozcurious> so i am trying to change that password so that noone can access it but me, and after i changed i can't even access it myself
[20:48] <Akuli> ozcurious, are you running from a usb stick or did you already install it? also what do you mean terminate and rebuild?
[20:49] <ozcurious> i am running from AWS E2C or something
[20:49] <ozcurious> so i just created a new instance in replacement of the first new
[20:52] <Akuli> new instance of what
[20:52] <ozcurious> if virtual aws cloud desktop i guess
[20:52] <ozcurious> *a
[20:52] <Akuli> i have no idea what that is
[20:53] <ozcurious> do you want to login and check it out?
[20:53] <Akuli> not really
[20:53] <ozcurious> and maybe you manage to change the password)
[20:53] <Akuli> hmm sure why not
[20:56] <ozcurious> it's 35.166.65.120 dauser/pass1234, try to change and reboot and please email me to let me know if it worked for you and what the new one is at oz@topekq.com
[20:57] <ozcurious> i have to lget out as i am in it now, the only way to get online from work, except for the phone
[20:57] <ozcurious> ok?
[20:58] <Akuli> is this ssh?
[20:58] <ozcurious> i think simple RDP would work, not sure of ssh, probably not
[20:58] <Akuli> whats rdp
[20:58] <Akuli> like which port do i connect to with what program
[20:59] <ozcurious> remote desktop connect?
[20:59] <Akuli> how do i do it
[20:59] <ozcurious> should i run ipconfig to see the port?
[20:59] <Akuli> i don't care, which program do i use to connect?!
[21:00] <ozcurious> i have RDP on windows, that i use
[21:00] <Akuli> ok
[21:00] <ozcurious> not sure how to figure the port..., probably default, i haven't changed anything
[21:00] <ozcurious> logging off
[21:02] <jacky> Hi guys, is there a simple way to install win7 over ubuntu or kinda dual boot? like.. an idiot safe way? :D
[21:02] <Akuli> jacky, i can try my best tomorrow, don't have time right now
[21:02] <jacky> ah no prob, have to work the weekend anyway :) i just realized ubuntu wont play the win 7 cd :D
[21:02] <Akuli> maybe about 4 hours earlier than its now?
[21:02] <jacky> haha :D
[21:03] <Akuli> it's a bit harder than you might think
[21:03] <Akuli> first we need to make ubuntu smaller to give room to it
[21:03] <Akuli> then we'll install windows 7
[21:03] <Akuli> then we'll make ubuntu boot too
[21:03] <jacky> i have to kinda make ntfs space i guess
[21:03] <Akuli> empty space is enough, windows can make the ntfs
[21:03] <jacky> well if it needs time, imma ask somewhen else i think :D
[21:08] <Akuli> yeah sure
[21:29] <simon> hiya folks, wondering if somebody could help me out with a chromium issue on a fresh arm install
[21:29] <simon> every page shows the aw snap error!
[23:14] <swift110> hey all