/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2017/08/03/#ubuntu-discuss.txt

lotuspsychjegood morning to all04:14
lordievaderGood morning06:08
BluesKajHiyas all13:10
lordievaderHey BluesKaj13:16
lordievaderHow are you?13:16
BluesKajHi lordievader, fine here, and you?13:17
lordievaderDoing good here too, trying to unify my latex document into one font.13:18
donofrioanyone here running ubuntu inside windpws 10 with wsl?13:35
oerheksNot me donofrio , there is a dedicated channel too  #ubuntu-on-windows13:36
donofriothis one has 54 folks, that other channel has 1214:11
nicomachusdonofrio: well this isn't a support channel15:08
oerheksI'd like to discuss the bash on win, but i have only info that is published lately,.. some even drive a desktop on it15:12
naccoerheks: that'd be the WSL (which is distinct, aiui, from bash on windows)15:16
oerheksoh .. see,i knew there was something behind that15:19
naccoerheks: that's my recollection, they were two different things15:19
nacciirc, the bash thing is basically reimplementing a posix shell but in powershell15:19
naccit's not quite bash, it's not quite windows :)15:19
naccand it's not actually posix, as windows isn't posix, so there are some semantics you can't implement correctly15:20
oerheksI see, still it meets the minimum specs by design, as it is out of beta15:20
naccoerheks: yeah, it's confusing -- I really don't use either, but iirc, bash on windows was an ubuntu-specific thing15:25
naccoerheks: WSL has multiple linux images15:25
naccbut they aren't really images, they are more like tarballs (I think)15:25
naccoerheks: but also, as far as the faq goes, it's still not supported by the public channel, i think15:27
donofriomy "Daily Driver" looks like https://1drv.ms/f/s!AsBlZbBf72iNmuEWch93phCzZB8s6A15:28
naccI mean without virt., there are simply some things that can't be the same under the covers between WSL and just L, I'd think15:33
donofrioI don't think VM;s are the way to go, I mean I used to run three linux mint desktops joined with synergy and it worked great for four plus years then about a year ago or so the desktop folks would drop over or email things like yah nice desktops you have there can you rename them to blah and we need them to do ddns I figured that was when I needed to run core image corp and cygwin after that they stopped something around me...15:47
donofriobut I had to go down to two desktop's and only four monitors....it was glorious... https://1drv.ms/i/s!AsBlZbBf72iNwzx1bHEdEXKp1Fmp I mean I like windows 10 and wsl alot I also use mouses without boarders to share the single hid imputs to both desktops these days15:47
naccdonofrio: i meant in the general sense15:48
naccdonofrio: VMs are absolutely the way to go, depending on context15:48
naccdonofrio: if you want to be "running Linux", you need to be using a VM15:48
naccdonofrio: minimally, aiui, the WSL images don't have their own kernel15:48
naccdonofrio: they seem more like containers to me, but people will think they are VMs already and then be sad15:49
donofriothe reason why I like them not to be vm's is they should be able to control the files/repositories from within sccm or group policy (couldn't leverage group policy on linux before without expensive clients)15:51
nacc"sccm"?15:51
naccdonofrio: "group policy" = AD?15:51
donofrioyep15:53
donofriotoo many folks have been running vm's here and vm's there now we should be able to discurage that and just run redhat or ubuntu on the core desktop's.....it should be more secure I believe....15:53
naccexcept you're *NOT* running redhat or ubuntu15:54
naccredhat and ubuntu are fundamentally tied to a kernel15:54
naccyou are running some userspace with a translation layer15:54
naccthat translation layer is not necessarily compliant with the specs (e.g., POSIX)15:54
naccwhich is why I think VMs make way more sense :)15:54
donofrioI used to run cygwin so posix is awesome glue just this feels like a more stable thing for developers, unless your developing something for the kernel....if not userspace should be fine for 98% tasks....15:55
naccdonofrio: right, just don't call it Linux :)15:58
naccdonofrio: that's my opinion, admittedly15:58
nacc16.04.3 released16:09
donofrioyah if I was creator update 1703 I'd be running 16.0416:13
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oerheksnicomachus, 2nd one today that didn't look at updates19:04
oerheksthere is a new kernel out, i noticed.19:05
nicomachusyes, 16.04.3 was released today.19:05
ducasseBashing-om: wouldn't the amdgpu driver get loaded automatically if it is needed? looked at xorg.0.log?19:15
Bashing-omducasse: Yes, I would expect so . but no idea YET what all the OP has done . From what I can gathjer the correct driver is amdgpu and maybe supported now by -PRO .19:17
Bashing-omducasse: https://pastebin.com/yyvKQjM6 . Am I reading this right that radeon is loaded but that amdgpu is available ?19:20
naccoerheks: nicomachus: just an fyi, i'm realizing this will be relevant, we should see everyone be taken off the 4.8 kernel to the 4.10 one if on 16.04 hwe19:21
oerheksyeah, some do not look for updates properly, others ignore issues and end up with that 4.8 kernel19:22
ducasseBashing-om: looks like they are both loaded, maybe that's how amdgpu works - i don't know19:22
* nicomachus is over here running 4.4.0-8719:22
Bashing-omducasse: Humm .. lots to learn . " radeon               1507328  13 " says to me it is active while " amdgpu               1564672  0" means inactive ???19:24
oerheksnote that himem is using i3 wm19:25
nicomachusyea, he waited an awfully long time to mention that too.19:25
oerhekswith an ubuntu theme, so those artifacts garbish could well be a theme thing19:25
ducasseBashing-om: misread that, you're right...19:26
Bashing-omducasse: Not decided here yet on a best means to proceed . But I am set on making sure that amdgpu is the driver in use .19:32
oerheksman, is there a strange planet-constilation today??19:33
nicomachusit's the clipse19:33
nicomachuseclipse*19:33
nicomachuscausing problems already19:33
oerheksahhh .. i got tickets but cannot make it19:33
oerhekspaid Ƀ 5 for it19:35
nicomachusI have to drive my boss to the epicenter :/ traffic is gonna suckkkkkkkkkkkkkkk19:35
oerhekswhy does this troll not paste what comes after ... Reading package lists...19:37
nicomachusducasse: that is just too good20:09
nacclol20:09
nicomachusthank you thank you thank you20:09
ducasselol20:09
oerheksLoLz, compton, i320:09
oerhekswhat is next?20:09
ducassesometimes you just need to rtfm20:09
nicomachusI generally just stop trying to help anyone using i3 or similar tiling WMs. They seem to denote a certain type of user that I don't mesh with well.20:10
oerheks5 hrs ago: [17:09] <oerheks> 16.04/i3 would be your choise then, i think and due to the lack of amdgpu-pro, the best option for i3 [17:10] <oerheks> 16.04 + hwe perhaps20:10
oerhekslaunchpad karma = 0 ... lolz20:10
ducassenicomachus: i use i3 myself and love it, but lately tiling wms have started attracting a certain crowd i don't mesh with either...20:12
nicomachus"I'm a linux genius I use i3." "What? of course I updated, I ran apt-get update"20:13
nicomachus"reinstall??? you can't be serious, I have too much custom config here"20:13
Bashing-oma linux genius ; then you do have back ups ! Just how many times have "YOU" broke the system ... Only 2 .. takes 10+ to be a genius :)20:15
ducassepeople are strange creatures20:16
Bashing-omducasse: But interesting ( so long as effort is in a forward direction) . My patience gets real thin with stupid .20:18
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