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brobostigonmorning boys and girls.09:14
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diddledanI wonder if anyone is working on something for the mac "touch bar" in linuxland..?11:16
zmoylan-pido you think the touch bar is anything more than a gimmick that will be there in a few years?11:20
diddledanI don't really know what to think about it11:21
zmoylan-piany other companies rushing to copy it?11:22
diddledannot that I've seen, but those other companies generally do touchable main displays11:23
zmoylan-pithe keyboard, a device professionals train to never look at... let's put a tiny display there away from the actual display...11:42
Nokajican anyone help me get my printer back to working, it's a software issue caused by upgrading to software that was later 'rolled-back'. This was some months ago and I've never found a fix,  - here's the latest errors - https://justpaste.it/edit/17486113/231d3c4d14:47
Nokajiubuntu 16.0414:51
daftykinsNokaji: did you go and ask in #ubuntu in the end?17:21
Nokajidaftykins: Yes, sorry, am in there now - thanks17:30
daftykinspopped by this restored gun placement in the south-west of the island today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS_CAYA_fmA18:26
=== jbassett is now known as jasonbassett
CacciatoreHi, got me a bit of a situation here - After some mods and deletes I've lost access to ubuntu 16.04, unable to reboot. I'm considering downloading & installing over with the latest version18:57
CacciatoreMy current concern is losing data, eg settings, passwords, files18:58
penguin42Cacciatore: Boot off a live cd, mount the disc and copy your critical data off19:00
Cacciatorepenguin42, good thinking19:01
CacciatoreI guess I can only lose stuff in the install drive19:01
=== Cacciatore is now known as Nokaji
Nokajiokay, installed ubuntu on usb, ... will installing this corrupt my windows partion?19:24
Nokajipartition*19:25
NokajiI guess I'll find out - nothing else for it19:25
Nokajiciao for now...19:25
daftykinsfigured it'd be the same guy19:34
daftykinslmao19:34
zmoylan-pithese days i just blitz the windows partition, not worth the hassle of windows 'updating' and breaking a dual boot20:17
diddledandaftykins: is that not part of the UK's brexit plans to maintain borders?21:12
Cacciatoreso, ... I've lost access to my ubuntu o/s partition. only option so far is 'install', which threatens to over-write everything there. That means unless I'm mistaken I shall lose everything such as emails and even email account settings. My next option is get another drive and at leisure try to recover the data - anyone any thoughts?21:40
zmoylan-piboot off a live distro to copy the data off?21:42
Cacciatorezmoylan-pi, Yup, tried that, wasn't giving me access, maybe I screwed my password up21:44
Cacciatoretried logging in as the 'old' me also, it wouldn't have it21:45
Cacciatorenot sure I'd even be able to retrieve the date if I add a drive but at least I have a chance, it's possible also that a frsh install won't wipe the old & 'extra' data/ settings but I'd have to push 'yes' to find out21:46
Cacciatoreso get a new drive and take a crash course in advanced ubuntu for seasoned pro, or beginner to pro in 10001 not so easy lessonss21:48
Cacciatoreis the  SAMSUNG 850 Evo 2.5" Internal SSD - 500 GB  still a good drive these days?21:50
Cacciatoredamn, this is a right mess22:03
Cacciatorewell, i guess the good news is I've been meaning to get one of those for a while AND I found me something worth finding whilst looking for a sata cable22:34
CacciatoreSo, ... any tips on how to make this work, folks? - My first problem is gonna be transferring over my windows 10 partition without it balking at a 'changed system config' security check22:46
encludeHi, which encryption software would you suggest for linux ? I used truecrypt on windows 8.1 and windows 10, also in the phase where it was not updated any more.23:15
penguin42enclude: During installation if you ask for full disk encryption or LUKS encryption that's built into Linux23:16
encludepenguin42: I meant for genereal encryption for data, e.g. from smartphone23:17
enclude01:29:17 - enclude: when i download doubtful software  or software that i know that is malicious, then I usually shred it ( On Windows with eraser software). But sometimes I forget to shred it and only delete it via the dustbin. How can I LATER guarantee an APPROPRIATE SHREDDING of that Bytes within my Harddisk an RAM, where the malicious software has been stored? Is there any way on linux? Can I see where it was stored and over23:32
enclude01:29:17 - enclude: with zeros and bits (SHREDDING). Or do I have to wait until new installed data does that work? Or does defragmenting like processes do the job? Sorry for my long text!23:32

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