[00:04] do i need to run https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads/intel-graphics-update-tool-linux-os-v2.0.2 ;; or does 16.04 already include intel drivers that support hardware acceleration? [00:05] Hi [00:05] isene: The nouveau driver should be active if the nvidia driver is removed . ( keep in mind even the i915 driver for the Intel chip set also is not present ! ) [00:06] Bashing-om: i assume that was for me. i have the 915 integrated graphics; so i need to run that update tool i linked to? [00:06] <_Sym_> arooni, I also have the i915 graphics chipset and I had to update to a new kernel in order to fix the screen flickering. The default 16.04 kernel does not really support the latest skylake intel graphics cards on laptops. [00:07] Hmmm... How can I see what driver is active? [00:07] nouveau or not [00:07] oops apparently i have the intel 3000 laptop (thinkpad t420 from back in the day loL ) [00:08] But after removing the nvidia-375, the battery consumption is at least back to 11 W (at was up at 37 W with the nomodeset [00:08] i still think hardware acceleration isnt supported from ubuntu unless i try that wizard; because kodi chokes when trying to decode some streams [00:09] also; am i not allowed to run sudo commands when connecting via ssh? [sudo] password for david: Error executing command as another user: Not authorized [00:09] What I am really trying to accomplish here is to maximize the battery life. I'm not gaming, so I'd really like to make sure the NVIDIA card is burried 6 feet down [00:09] <_Sym_> arooni, I would say try building the latest kernel from kord with make-kpkg [00:09] <_Sym_> from korg* [00:09] _Sym_: i'm running the 4.8 kernel [00:09] arooni: No, was not responding to you .. working a nvidia driver install failure with isene - hybrid . [00:10] <_Sym_> arooni, I dont think i915 was usable until 4.9 [00:10] <_Sym_> or maybe 4.10 [00:11] so; hardware acceleration even for my ancient hd 3000 wont be supported unless i run the wizard? [00:11] <_Sym_> I think my issue was related to skylake and i915 [00:11] <_Sym_> so maybe its ok with older intel graphics chipsets [00:12] <_Sym_> not sure [00:14] <_Sym_> my guess is that if you have trouble with i915 drivers, then try updating the kernel [00:16] Howdy everyone [00:17] Bashing-om: Should I try to get the 915 driver going? Would that bring the battery consumption further down? Or improve something? [00:17] <_Sym_> i915 is the one supported by intel [00:18] <_Sym_> so you will probably get better performance [00:18] <_Sym_> if you have an intel chipset on a laptop [00:18] I do (Dell XPS15, recent) [00:19] <_Sym_> definitely i would choose i915 then [00:19] isene: Racking my brains and getting nowhere ; we have no errors, no log files, no installed files . just have no notion of what we can do .// the intel driver .. that is a thought as that chip set must function for the nvidia card to function . [00:19] add-apt-repository -y ppa:teejee2008/ppa [00:19] apt update [00:19] psychoticwarrior: is that for me? [00:20] Bashing-om: Should I apt-get xserver-xorg-video-intel ? [00:20] yea try that [00:20] <_Sym_> isene, is it intel or is it nvidia? [00:20] apt-get update [00:20] apt-get upgrade [00:21] It's both - Intel is the primary, nvidia the secondary [00:21] xserver-xorg-video-intel is already the newest version (2:2.99.917+git20170309-0ubuntu1). [00:21] Hmm... it's already there, Bashing-om [00:21] isene: "If you are using testing/unstable, Debian recommend removing xserver-xorg-video-intel and instead relying on the X server's built-in modesetting driver: [00:21] The use of this driver is discouraged if your hw is new enough (ca. 2007 and newer). You can try uninstalling this driver and let the server use it's builtin modesetting driver instead. [00:22] do: sudo apt purge xserver-xorg-video-intel [00:22] I'm on Ubuntu 17.04 [00:22] <_Sym_> what is the kernel version on 17.04, isene [00:23] OK. Done [00:23] isene: One can check if that driver is installed ' dpkg -l xserver-xorg-video-intel ' . [00:23] It reports gone [00:23] how do i fix W: https://download.01.org/gfx/ubuntu/16.04/main/dists/xenial/InRelease: Signature by key KEYID uses weak digest algorithm (SHA1) [00:24] _Sym_: 4.10.0-21 [00:24] <_Sym_> isene, that kernel should be new enough to support i915 [00:24] isene: Reboot and see if there is a positive result ? [00:25] I'll be back in a min and then you can tell me what to look for :-) [00:26] I'm back [00:26] Rebooted just fine, but not sure what to look for [00:27] can you help me? [00:27] please [00:27] do i need to restart my ubuntu laptop after upgrading my video drivers? [00:27] for them to take effect? [00:27] or is it immedaiate: (results) https://gist.github.com/arooni/49351f47628e69952a303f802ca9052a [00:27] <_Sym_> just X, arooni [00:27] _Sym_: so like sudo service lightdm restart ? [00:28] <_Sym_> arooni, just log out and back in [00:28] will my laptop run faster now that i have 3d acceleration ? [00:29] <_Sym_> arooni, proper hardware acceleration should take some load off the cpu [00:30] Bashing-om: How do I check what driver is active? (I should perhaps have registered how to do just that through all that we have gone through - but it slipped) [00:30] :-) [00:30] can i get some help [00:30] _Sym_: yay :) in the future when i can afford a new laptop and since you seem to know about stuff like this is it better to get a laptop with intel graphics or nvidia? [00:31] _Sym_: will hardware acceleration just run as needed or do i need to turn it on somewhere [00:31] !register | isene [00:31] isene: For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - For any further help, ask in #freenode. [00:31] Bashing-om: I have this from ' inxi -GCS ' : ' Display Server: X.org 1.19.3 drivers: modesetting (unloaded: fbdev,vesa) ' [00:32] <_Sym_> arooni, if the driver is working, then it will have proper accleration enabled by default. Intel drivers are easier to setup because they are supported directly from the kernel. Nvidia drivers usually require third party drivers and additional setup. === downtime is now known as uptime [00:32] _Sym_: which are better for batterY/ [00:33] <_Sym_> that probably requires testing, but I would guess the nvidia card uses more power because its more for gaming. [00:33] isene: And pastebin ' sudo lshw -C display ' . As we fly by the seat of our pants . === beaver_ is now known as beaver [00:35] I do see a ' i915 ' in there: https://pastebin.com/HKbcBNBu [00:36] Bashing-om: BTW; I'm already logged in/registered [00:37] isene: That sys that the driver for the Intel chip set is loaded .. and no driver for the nvidia set . think'n again ! [00:38] <_Sym_> Do you have to choose the video driver in the BIOS? [00:38] But maybe that's just quite OK - given that I don't want that power hungry GPU to fire up and kill my battery? [00:39] _Sym_: Not as far as I've Googled [00:39] <_Sym_> how does the laptop know which video card to use [00:40] isene: That card "should" be as on demand - if you really do not want it used . maybe turn it off in bios ? [00:41] It uses the primary (Intel) normally and the NVIDIA kicks in when it feels like on Windows (apparently) and also on Linux if I can get the driver to load (or maybe it does lie in the background consuming power - as some posts have indicated - which is why I want the driver loaded and then blaclist the fucker) [00:43] <_Sym_> I have never seen Linux uses two cards and the same time and dynamically switch between them [00:43] Apparently there is no way to turn it off in BIOS (all posts indicate that) - BUT, it may be possible in an updated bios, which is what I may try after a good nights sleep [00:43] It's 2:43 am here in Oslo/Norway [00:44] I'm a GM for a buch of 13 year olds in a few hours... [00:44] isene: We got the nvida driver available ' dpkg -l xserver-xorg-video-nouveau ' ? [00:44] I deeply appreciate how helpful you guys are. It's rather amazing. [00:45] Bashing-om: Checking... [00:45] isene: Open source at it's best :) [00:45] <_Sym_> I would guess that since this a new Dell laptop, you will need the latest nvidia drivers [00:46] Bashing-om: Yes. I would like to get your contacts back channel (I run a few IT companies and could use some talents now and then) [00:46] Result of the latest recommendation: ii xserver-xorg-video-nouveau 1:1.0.14-0ubuntu1 amd64 X.Org X server -- Nouveau display driver [00:46] So, yes [00:47] _Sym_: We been up and down with nvidia drivers . can not get any driver to install for isene . [00:47] _Sym_: We have tried nvidia-375, nvidia-378 and the latest nvidia-381 --- all freezes on boot [00:47] <_Sym_> and the modules builds ok with the kernel headers installed? [00:48] Bashing-om: If you'd like, drop me an e-mail at geir@a-circle.no [00:48] _Sym_: Apparently [00:48] <_Sym_> the nvidia drivers should be supported by dkms I think [00:49] _Sym_: Yes. But they freeze on boot nontheless [00:49] isene: With hubrid graphics the xorg,conf file must exist . does it ? ' ls -al /etc/X11/Xorg.conf ' . [00:49] But we deleted that...? [00:49] <_Sym_> maybe the nividia drivers are conflicting with the intel card [00:50] <_Sym_> maybe the nvidia drivers would work if the intel card is disabled [00:50] isene: and it " should " have been rebuilt on the current install . [00:50] Bashing-om: ls: cannot access '/etc/X11/Xorg.conf': No such file or directory [00:50] How to reinstate it? [00:52] isene: Purge once more, and install the nvidia driver . if the file is not created, we can have nvidia build it . [00:54] I did ' sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf ; sudo apt purge nvidia* ; sudo apt install nvidia-375 ' and no xorg.conf after this [00:54] how to fix? [00:55] isene: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [00:55] isene: try ' sudo nvidia-xconfig ' . [00:56] insidious: though Ubuntu doesn't need xorg.conf anymore [00:56] I'm trying to connect to the internet by using an old router as a bridge to ethernet. I changed the address of the router to match the gateway ip and the last digit I put 102. But now I can't connect to it anymore [00:56] isene: leftyfb Great thought too ! [00:56] <_Sym_> I'm reading that hybrid graphics systems must disable one of the cards [00:57] leftyfb: htbrid grahocs on isene's issue . got to have that file to switch graphic's sets . [00:57] crypticgator_: that's a non-ubuntu issue [00:58] Which one should I try Bashing-om's or leftyfb's solution? [00:58] isene: tey the dpkg command 1st .. see if there is anything positive . [00:58] isene: I didn't know you had hybrid graphics. I guess you do need xorg. [00:58] <_Sym_> reconfiguring xorg probably wont fix it. I think you need to go into your BIOS and disable one of the graphics cards for the driver in linux to work [00:59] leftyfb: I don't konw the settings I need to put in the network profile, I guess since DHCP may have turned off [01:01] crypticgator_: configure your network profile to be the same subnet as your router's gateway ip [01:01] Did both commands, have this now: https://pastebin.com/Y9JkE3tn [01:02] it worked, but I had to add the new IP of the bridge in the gateway section of the profile [01:03] thanks === uxf_ is now known as uxfi [01:05] hi freinds [01:05] how is all [01:08] Bashing-om: Should I try rebooting, then? [01:08] Bashing-om: Or anything else first? [01:09] isene: That is just weird ! I would accept something like : http://termbin.com/mwj5 . thin'n again ! === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang === `8core is now known as zenxen [01:22] "In C, statically-allocated objects without an explicit initializer are initialized to zero (for arithmetic types) or a null pointer (for pointer types)." [01:23] hello [01:26] isene: I just do not have the skills to know what to think here . Not a thing we can get a bite on ! No logs, no installed files to work with - no errors ! [01:28] hi [01:31] isene: Got the liveDVD(USB) on hand ? See what the live environmnet is like ?? === iczero is now known as wlp1s1 === Zalabaslea is now known as LadyB === sein is now known as Guest13342 === Guest36740 is now known as ExecSlim === nolse is now known as nolsecomma === nolsecomma is now known as nolsen [01:40] is anyone here in #glusterfs? [01:42] after upgrading to 17.04 changing mouse (trackpoint pointer) speed via "xset" seems to no longer work === wlp1s1 is now known as RangeError [01:52] whats up [01:52] ahh https://www.mail-archive.com/desktop-packages@lists.launchpad.net/msg488510.html [02:00] Speed: 4.01 GHZ [02:00] done. [02:03] regarding the above nonsense with the intel/nvidia laptop [02:03] they implement something called "Optimus" technology [02:03] the nvidia GPU has no video outputs === Centinel is now known as Guest61772 [02:03] software uses DMA framebuffer copies between the NVidia GPU and the Intel GPU's VRAM [02:04] there's Linux software to facilitate such GPU arrangements, where you run software you want to utilize the NV GPU using a special launcher [02:04] otherwise the software will use the Intel GPU [02:04] it's the same as any multi-GPU setup, minus the dedicated GPU having any attached displays [02:05] after dealing with bumblebee/optimus, i simply resort to turning the GPU on and off at boot time if needed [02:06] good evening [02:06] isene: re: your nvidia card, if you don't want to use it, don't use the bumblebee/optimus packages [02:07] it's a special arrangement [02:07] there if you want it, idling and potentially disabled if you don't [02:08] you have to launch the apps through bumblebee if you want them to even touch the nvidia gpu [02:09] but again if you change the graphics card to Nvidia in the BIOS, you can simply run "prime-select nvidia" and then Xorg will run everything under the GPU [02:09] oh [02:09] but I think he was trying to avoid that because he wants to save battery power [02:09] yes it's terrible for battey [02:10] i only use it when i need to hook up a projector because the video port requires the graphics card on my laptop [02:13] basically the situation is unchanged since this post w/ thinkpad hardware http://zachstechnotes.blogspot.com/2012/01/tri-head-display-on-linux-thinkpad-w520.html === schism is now known as _schism_ [02:45] what up ppl [02:45] deja-dup was freezing my ubuntu [02:45] nice [02:45] whats next === pixel is now known as Guest14516 [02:50] anyone using popcorntime? when I open the executable file, a windows say "There is no application installed for 'shared library' [02:53] no clue dont use it [02:53] In gnome , how do you set add a new app to the dock? it is a custom program . not installed from apt-get [02:54] do you know the dir of the program [02:54] yes [02:54] just drag it over to the site [02:54] im in kali right now let me switch to ubujntu [02:54] trying.. thanks [02:55] Guest14516, try running it from the terminal [02:55] yea the terminal [02:55] open terminal [02:55] then type in the program name [02:58] what's a good lowerend compact laptop that will run ubuntu with wifi/bluetooth support? maybe i3 or low end i5. and how much ram min to run a few things like gnome, ubuntu, libreoffice, firefox, pidgin, evolution? [02:58] at the saem time [02:58] try right click then move and drag it to the panel [02:58] works foor me [02:58] hi psychoticwarrior ... dragging does no good... it snaps back to the gnome filemanager. [02:59] oh shit [02:59] im now into ubuntu [02:59] it works for me [03:00] does it have a gui? [03:00] what version of ugunut do you have> [03:00] ? [03:01] psychoticwarrior: right now.. gnome 3.22 [03:01] ok [03:01] happens to be debian stretch testing [03:03] hmm mwas running xfce... gnome is cpu and ram heavy in comparison [03:04] did u try right click and then press move and drag it over to the panel? [03:05] psychoticwarrior: yes [03:06] Hey anyone active? [03:06] right click brings up a menu, no dragging allowed, :: left click drags and it looks like the icon in the dock tries to run was what dragged onto it === |||||||||||||||| is now known as bitch [03:06] Hi guys [03:06] Hello! [03:06] New ubuntu user here [03:06] Hello Scott [03:06] ubuntu rox [03:06] How are you?> [03:07] Am good, thanks. How are you? [03:07] Ubuntu Mate looks cool [03:07] Im good just about to put a movie on [03:07] Cool [03:07] Hope you have a good time [03:08] im gonna leave chat up and keep chatting as i watch [03:09] hola [03:09] Hello,I ran lvreduce without shrinking fs. How may I fix bad sectors? [03:09] Is there a way to install chrome via command line [03:10] :o [03:10] como estan [03:11] :( [03:14] sumeet_, why via the terminal? [03:19] :0 [03:20] sumeet_: https://askubuntu.com/a/797278/616451 [03:20] que programa puedo usar para descargar musica de buena calidad? [03:20] !es | Perverso [03:20] Perverso: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. === lvn_mate is now known as MATE_usr [03:21] gracias pero no hay mucha gente [03:21] @kostkon Couldn't install from their site. Turns out they only support 64 bit systems [03:21] I've 32 bit one [03:22] @chaiTRex thanks but i think i need to settle for chromium [03:22] sumeet_, yes, Chrome has gone 64bit only, like Steam and many others. [03:23] :( [03:23] Perverso, please stop that [03:24] ok don't worry [03:25] you can help me [03:25] Perverso, here is support only, not general chit chat [03:25] Perverso, you want a music player? [03:25] yes [03:25] mmm [03:25] Perverso, which ubuntu are you on [03:26] dowload music 320 kbts [03:26] Perverso, a music player is not a music downloader [03:26] :D [03:27] i'm sorry [03:27] Perverso, we will not help with that [03:29] i need program to download music good quality === mississippimans is now known as yjltg [03:30] Perverso, sign up for a paid music service [03:31] Perverso, again, we will not help you with getting paid music free, stop asking for it [03:31] jajajaa ok [03:33] ok so upgrade to 17.04 installed emacs25 and seems like a lot of plugins aren't working in emacs25.. anyone run across this? [03:33] Perverso, install spotify and you will be able to legally listen to music for free* *with ads [03:33] platz, have you tried in the more specific emacs channel here on freenode [03:34] bazhang: better idea, thanks [03:34] #emacs it should be [03:35] youtube to mp3 [03:35] google: youtube to mp3 [03:35] copy youtube hyperlink then paste it and press ok [03:36] save file [03:36] then drag it to your destination [03:37] test [03:37] thanks [03:43] i'd like program similar to ares [03:47] did u try youtube to mp3? === silver is now known as Guest73879 [03:48] yes [03:48] yae its easy [03:48] works most of the time [03:48] = whit jdowloader [03:49] huh? [03:50] jdowloader too [03:50] kool [03:53] but quality is bad [03:59] gracias amigo [04:00] it may be the file that your downloading from ubuntu search for HQ [04:02] from youtube i mean [04:03] don't worry amigo is there any way to ripe the spoty music [04:05] Perverso, have you tried buying it from the band's website? [04:05] Most will sell it to you for a reasonable price [04:06] i want mp3 file [04:07] https://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/mp3-converter [04:07] Perverso, they probably sell those - most do now [04:09] jajaja [04:09] Perverso, what does that mean? [04:10] doc|work, hahaha in spanish [04:10] weird, I wasn't making a joke. [04:10] thanks for the explanation [04:12] I am laughing ok [04:12] ok\ [04:14] https://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/mp3-converter is good thanks [04:14] ok [04:14] yea no problem bro [04:14] works great [04:15] thanks amigo [04:16] np [04:19] Is there a reason there's a Xorg.0.log and Xorg.1.log? :P [04:19] not sure [04:19] i think its two differnt files [04:20] I see lol. Knowing that, is pastebin fine for this channel? [04:21] how do you list all the installed gnome controls and turn them on/off? [04:21] lord-arhemadan: .log is the present boot - .log.old is the last boot - what X thinks . [04:21] lord-arhemadan: It's for the display number. [04:21] Hm. Weird. [04:22] Not sure why I'd have a second display on that old tin can, unless it's assuming the VGA port's in use [04:22] lord-arhemadan: From man Xorg: "The default log file when running as root is /var/log/Xorg.n.log and for non root it is $XDG_DATA_HOME/xorg/Xorg.n.log where n is the display number of the Xorg server." [04:23] ¬¬ [04:25] I see :P Anyway, I just upgraded my old powerbook to 14.04.5 and now X basically shows a cursor for about half a minute, and then goes back to the console. [04:25] lord-ahemadan are you from norway? [04:25] United States :) [04:25] yea me too [04:25] And with that I have the following paste: https://pastebin.com/qmL8nJpY [04:26] I'm going to study English so I can answer them well [04:26] sounds good [04:27] I'm Mexican and Americans hate us [04:28] Oh, I was wondering if your user was in Spanish ;) [04:28] yes [04:29] As long as it was something descended from Latin I could be pretty sure what it meant hahaha :P [04:29] xD [04:31] isnt that like lord from black metal [04:32] Because the Americans hate us? [04:33] what do you mean hate? [04:34] no estoy seguro pero asi se siente [04:34] xD [04:36] you are american? [04:36] yes im from chicagoland area [04:36] where are you from? [04:37] i'm from mexico Morelos [04:37] nice [04:37] i have a friend that lives in mexico [04:37] i have all family in USA xD [04:39] you understand Spanish [04:39] ? [04:41] no no spanish [04:42] ok [04:42] teach me English [04:42] what version of ubuntu do you have? [04:42] ubuntu mate [04:42] Espanol is nicer than English...what's the point? [04:43] jajajaja [04:43] do u like spanish [04:44] i'd like spick inglish [04:44] you would like to speak english? [04:45] yes [04:45] ...y'all know...before an OP comes into the channel...it's all kinda "OT", hmm? [04:46] teach me [04:50] jajaajajaja mejor se fue xD [04:51] me pregunto si fui demasiado perverso [04:53] como estan todos pues [04:55] yo volvere este canal al español [04:59] LISTEN UP MOTHER FUCKERS!! PLEASE CHECK OUT NEW TOR IRC SERVER quicktalkeh676te.onion: tomreyn seprob marlinc Andreas33_ FinalX ouroumov rohan Happy[m] Bashing-om mundus2018 nisargtha avdi ryao rogue nhandler w9qbj rubick boB_K7IQ almostdvs candy` gmsol nitesh Acilim_A Keitaro markovh pmn toster dreamcat4 ejnahc aruns_ MrGeneral ben8472 K1rk nuetro basilAB cadeskywalker y_sekino cmosguy tonyyarusso Klumben tcpdump AndrewMC beasty__ valkyr1e Afforess gbor === lupowolf is now known as t3th3r [05:00] well, at least he tagged some ops. [05:00] lol [05:00] !es | Perverso [05:00] Perverso: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [05:03] Is there a way to use text to speech on ubuntu. I want to listen to pocket articles https://help.getpocket.com/article/1081-listening-to-articles-in-pocket-with-text-to-speech [05:03] sumeet_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TextToSpeech [05:06] back [05:06] whats up [05:06] Thanks nicomachus. Am using Ubuntu mate latest version where this hasn't been tested. Is there some other way [05:07] sumeet_: any of those options should work in MATE... [05:07] MATE is just a DE. It's still Ubuntu under there. [05:07] Ok. Trying it out. Thanks :) [05:09] i love using a backdoor. editing the kernel and typeing at the end of linux init=/bin/bash and bypassing the system [05:10] lol [05:10] stay on topic. [05:11] ok [05:13] porque no me dejan hablar en español he? [05:14] ... [05:14] !es | Perverso [05:15] !es > Perverso [05:15] Perverso, please see my private message [05:16] What's up [05:16] ok [05:17] I do not understand Spanish [05:17] xD [05:24] yea me neither [05:24] jajajaja xd [05:52] text to speech not working for me. No sound [05:52] Tried festival [05:53] and espeak [05:54] @nicomachus [05:57] . [06:06] hey [06:10] ripping mad ass tonight [06:12] anybody up this late === yjltg is now known as mississippimans [06:20] whats up homies [06:22] Howdy psychoticwarrior [06:22] hey man whats up [06:24] watching live pd ever seen it? [06:29] Anyone able to help with getting 4K to display properly. I tried the scaling in the display settings and this was it at 2x. http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1495290629.png [06:29] I'm running KDE Plasma on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (did not install Kubuntu). [06:31] im running ubuntu 16.04 [06:31] croz: you should describe the problem too [06:33] my screen. when i set the laptop's resolution to 4k everything is tiny [06:33] i tried scaling it up [06:33] boxes get bigger, but the fonts are too small [06:35] croz: if the scaling doesn't work, there's also settings for font sizes in system settings/application appearance [06:36] i dont see application apeparance [06:36] croz: although your firefox seems fine [06:37] firefox has its own font settings too [06:37] it does but not the tabs [06:37] croz: try searching for font in system settings [06:38] ah i see it. does it help if i input my dpi? 282.4 [06:39] croz: do you have the problemm only with hexchat? [06:39] and settings windows [06:40] croz: ok play with those settings that you found [06:40] croz: i'm using kde 4 so the settings might be a bit different. there's a separate setting for font dpi [06:41] ok fixed hexchat with ur suggestion of fonts [06:41] croz: "force fonts dpi" [06:41] yeah i did force dpi 282 [06:41] and hexchat looks fine now [06:41] let me try scaling and logging out and back in now to see if that fixes everything. [06:42] brb [06:44] hello === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [07:01] Hey guys. Outside of running OSX in a VM on a Ubuntu host, is there any way I can develop/test iOS apps on Linux? [07:14] Hey guys so I have this weird issue where the internet speeds are overall slower on Ubuntu than on Windows === R3d_Sky is now known as Oxylibrium [07:16] Hmm.. how are you connecting ? Ethernet or WiFi [07:19] Im connecting via WiFi [07:24] whoami [07:27] Alright did you recently upgrade? [07:27] ^^ @ Asiannoodles42 [07:29] I guess so yes [07:30] what are ya running right now and what were you running previously and when did ya upgrade [07:31] w [07:31] 16.04 to 16.04.2 === r00ter_ is now known as r00ter [07:32] hmmm thats interesting [07:33] Let me do a bit of poking about on google right quick [07:33] ( there was a guy here who went from 16.04 to 17.04 and he had this issue) [07:33] Ah [07:33] can someone point me out to security related channels? [07:34]