=== Rob235_ is now known as Rob235 === Schnabeltierchen is now known as Guest88503 === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [00:58] not able to connect to twitch.tv on firefox 55.0.2, anyone else having this problem? [00:59] or anyone else not having this problem? [00:59] causative, tried gnome-twitch yet [00:59] !info gnome-twitch | causative [00:59] causative: gnome-twitch (source: gnome-twitch): GNOME Twitch app for watching Twitch.tv streams without a browser or flash. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3.1-1 (zesty), package size 132 kB, installed size 722 kB [01:00] I can watch it on chromium but there's a convenience factor of not needing a separate program open [01:00] and I wonder if this is some issue with my system or if it is a problem everyone is having right now [01:03] are you able to access twitch using firefox? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:07] actually I can't access it with chromium either, if I log in then it shows the same blank page firefox is showing [01:09] gnome-twitch does not allow login to a twitch account, someone else also commented they had this problem so gnome-twitch is not really ready [01:09] causative, so not tried what I suggested yet [01:11] apart from login gnome-twitch is just not working for me, I can't view a stream, it is stuck on "Loading stream" [01:13] twitch was working for me fine in firefox up until earlier today when it stopped working [01:13] something probably changed on the twitch site because nothing changed on my system that would explain it === obZen_ is now known as obZen [01:25] causative, maybe try another browser or make another profile in Firefox [01:32] Hi, I encounter an issue that, after I ssh on my remote machine , and ran a process and the process crashed, I found the ssh client never output linefeed.Continually pressing Enter output like follows: pxf@ubuntu-pxf:~/game/pub$ pxf@ubuntu-pxf:~/game/pub$ [01:32] without line-feed [01:36] try other terminal types, or edit the key [01:37] I get same problems from dolphin [01:39] And same result from xfce terminal [01:44] Siva_Machina, are you giving me that advice because you tried it yourself? I already tried chromium [01:48] I gave it to you because that is what I do when troubleshooting issues like that [01:52] Bashing-om: can you help me with the nomodeset again? my boot menu is different from what your previous instructions suggest; i tried following them and wound up with some text going across the screen followed by an indefinite black screen [01:53] Hey, guys. I am trying to disable using my discrete graphics card on my laptop (Inspiron 7559) and use only the integrated graphics to save battery. When I do "prime-select intel" and try to login, the screen freezes. I have a 6700HQ with a 960M. I am running Ubuntu 17.04 with GDM3 and GNOME. Any help is very appreciated! [01:53] i'm at the UNetbootin menu and my options are Default, Help, Try Lubuntu without installing, Install Lubunt, Check disc for defects, Test memory, Boot from first hard disk. Should I press F6 now or 'Try Lu... I guess I'll Try Lubuntu without installing and then try your instructions hoping another menu will appear corresponding to Lubuntu instead of UNetbootin [02:01] Is there any alternative to Plex for use with Roku if you are using linux? [02:01] demophobia, I use Etcher for putting isos on a usb [02:01] I saw the red text 'press tab to edit options' and now it's saying /ubnkern and a bunch of stuff; how do I proceed to set the nomodeset and get it to boot from the liveUSB instead of a black screen? [02:01] emma, why not cjeck the alternatives.to websire [02:01] site [02:02] okay I'll try that one. [02:02] kodi is pretty much the winner [02:03] Siva_Machina: Please change the lubuntu install guide so it doesn't recommend this UNetbootin if it works without this hassle === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:03] 'SD card burner app', Siva_Machina? [02:03] Why aren't you using just straight dd ? [02:04] I don't have control over Lubuntus install guide [02:04] https://sourceforge.net/p/unetbootin/wiki/howitworks/ is not helpful except to imply that UNetbootin interferes with the standard liveUSB boot menu -_-; [02:05] i have to go to bed -- another failure to actually boot from liveUSB ... [02:05] I am just giving help based off what I know works. [02:05] linux just seems too hard [02:05] following instructions from ubuntu's own site doesn't work. etcher, is this it? https://etcher.io [02:06] Yes [02:07] From previous experience. Etcher is super simple. [02:08] Plug usb in. Open up Etcher. Point it to the iso you downloaded and go. [02:08] I guess I'll try it tomorrow. To be honest, I'm wondering whether ubuntu is worth it if the community can't even supply functioning installation instructions: Please change this page to not recommend UNetbootin, since it apparently does not allow you to set nomodeset options for a graphics card that can't load ubuntu's boot menu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/How%20to%20install%20Ubuntu%20on%20MacBook%20using%20USB%20Stick [02:09] thanks. maybe i'll try re-burning the ISO to this SanDisk 16 GB drive now. [02:10] demophobia, sd card to a macbook? [02:10] thats hardly general use case [02:10] bazhang: no, macbook: lubutu ISO to USB -> USB to boot lubuntu 16 from Dell D620 [02:11] literally, following Ubuntu's own guide to getting ubuntu on a PC [02:11] and doing exactly what they said to do did not work. [02:11] demophobia, try etcher, keep the excessive complaints/commentary elsewhere [02:11] sorry -_- tahnks [02:14] I dl [02:14] Whoops [02:15] I do think the install to usb page needs to be updated. If a better program then unetbootin exsists [02:15] Well easier to use [02:16] i don't think unetbootin could get any easier tbh [02:16] what could be easeir than point and click? [02:16] Etcher proves that wrong. At least for me [02:17] the artist? [02:18] I still don't see how that is easier than dd if=blah.iso of=/dev/sdx [02:18] technically it isn't [02:18] but people like GUIs [02:18] Well there is disk writer.. [02:19] Don't even need to install anything [02:19] Etcher's result: "The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer." ... I verified the md5 of the iso, too ... [02:19] Is this SanDisk drive defective? [02:19] people want just ONE BUTTON [02:19] lol [02:19] It is one button [02:20] right click iso > open with disk image writer > start restoring [02:20] no no no ,.... one button that will download, mount , flash , AND INSTALL ALL AT ONCE! [02:20] yeah that's not one button! lol ;) [02:20] One button, didn't say one click =/ [02:21] whatever. ppl are lazy. that is the point. [02:21] true [02:21] should I erase the disk, format it as FAT32 (as it was) and try again with Etcher? [02:21] (erase and format using Disk Utility) [02:21] (on macOS) [02:21] * Siva_Machina is lazy [02:21] Any decent program will do that automatically for ya demophobia [02:21] open terminal in mac os [02:22] kenrin: yes, i thought Etcher would, but instead I got this 'drive unreadable' result from it [02:22] dd if=location of iso. of=mount point of usb stick [02:22] But also likes the terrminal [02:23] unholymachine: i don't know how to find the mount point of the USB [02:23] oh, wait [02:23] you know, you could just have a shitty usb stick. it's not unheard of. [02:24] yeah i dunno how to find the mount point. i tohught i could find it from Disk Utility [02:24] fdisk -l ? [02:24] in fact, i know that some of those cheapo chinese usb sticks will NOT be read correctly even if they show up on your OS [02:24] just says 'Devoice tree path: IODeviceTree:/' ... well, it's SanDisk, from Amazon Prime [02:25] JFGI [02:25] kenrin: illegal option for mac os apparently [02:26] https://superuser.com/questions/429058/how-can-i-get-the-mount-path-of-a-usb-device-on-osx [02:26] omg [02:26] Oh right, you got that diskutil thing [02:26] demophobia: I'm confused. Why are you asking for help with Mac OSX in #ubuntu? [02:26] leftyfb: trying to make a liveUSB that will work with this Dell D620 [02:26] (for lubuntu) [02:26] heh. [02:27] macs suck. may they all burn in hell. [02:27] i thought to myself, "it would be great to try linux again and turn a cheap computer into a great computer" [02:27] you have unix in your OSX [02:27] why not just use that [02:28] ... i've spent about $150 so far and can't even produce a liveUSB lol ... unholymachine: wanted a second computer for security (e.g. taking in public without worrying about it getting stolen or damaged) [02:29] you don't know how to dd on your mac bro? [02:29] how you gonna use linux? [02:29] if you can't dd??? [02:29] XD [02:29] ;) [02:29] j/k [02:29] no ... i thought it would be good to learn computers at the same time ... 'learn by doing'? >_> [02:29] well i just gave you the answer in a link [02:29] demophobia: is the usb plugged in now? [02:29] is lubuntu not a good lightweight linux distro for novices? [02:30] leftyfb: lol yes [02:30] demophobia: in a terminal, type dmesg [02:30] i prefer xubuntu [02:30] that should tell you the device location (not the mount point. You do not need/want the mount point) [02:30] * demophobia was reading http://www.linfo.org/dmesg.html [02:30] location and mount point are the same thing are they not? [02:31] i'm trying to learn what i'm doing >_> [02:31] demophobia: then sudo dd if=ubuntu-image.iso of=/dev/somepathtoyourdrive bs=1M [02:31] mounted to /dev/sdb2 [02:31] unholymachine: no it's not [02:31] meh, you say tomato i say potato [02:31] i will save this chat and try more later [02:31] unholymachine: /dev/sdb2 could be mounted to /mnt for instance [02:31] true [02:31] If anyone can help me, I'd be eternally grateful [02:31] * unholymachine shrugs [02:31] !ask | lafleurdubien [02:31] lafleurdubien: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [02:31] learned a few things already, thanks all [02:32] what did you learn? [02:32] leftyfb, what is your issue [02:32] kk4ewt: I don't have an issue [02:33] opps lafleurdubien [02:33] I have an issue with my laptop where the mouse/cursor just takes off to the far left and either: weird phantom right-clicking around - or - 'zooms-in' and makes webpages unreadable [02:34] sounds cool [02:34] maybe it's hardware related? [02:34] I've nuke & paved several times [02:34] and it persists [02:34] hardware [02:34] right, I'm thinking hardware too [02:34] replace hardware nao [02:34] lafleurdubien: sounds like your touchpad has an issue [02:34] laptop or desktop [02:34] kk4ewt: " I have an issue with my laptop where" [02:34] nm i see you siad lap [02:35] said [02:35] i could replace it for you . . . for a price [02:35] i do that shit on the daily [02:35] XD [02:35] unholymachine, thats not helpful, nore topical [02:35] but here's the thing - the issue occurs with just touchpad enabled AND still happens if touchpad is completely disabled [02:36] oh then it's definitely hardware [02:36] I can use a usb mouse w/ touchpad off, wireless mouse w/ touchpad off or just touchpad [02:36] still happens [02:36] I get that its likely hardware, but what piece of hardware is it? [02:37] the issue does not occur with windows 10 (yuck) or fedora [02:37] how do you "disable" your touchpad [02:38] function and a button right? [02:38] seems like the distro your using doesn't fully support that [02:38] gui settings menus in: ubutntu gnome, budgie, mate - i just click "disable touchpad" [02:39] your laptop doesn't have a hardware switch to disable tthe touchpad? [02:39] no, I wish it did [02:39] aha [02:39] so its def the touchpad? [02:39] or the synaptics driver [02:40] if its the touchpad I can try to figure out how to disable/not recognize the touchpad completely. its crap anyways. [02:40] the touchpad , usually, is attached to the motherboard w/ a ribbon cable [02:41] that , once removed from the connector, renders it useless [02:41] but , sometimes, the whole keyboard and touchpad are on the same ribbon cable [02:41] so you'd have to take y our laptop apart and see [02:41] you don't like fedora? [02:42] seems like fedora doesn't cause the issue . . . === [b0b] is now known as b0b [03:05] Etcher worked, thank you. [03:06] Unlike UNetbootin, it's taken me to the lubuntu boot menu and I can follow the instructions I was given [03:06] (it = the liveUSB created from it) [03:14] It booted! :) Why did it flash text but not give enough time to read it, though? (It also flashed a chaotic image for a second that you might see if you take a game cartridge out mid-play.) [03:27] is universalmediaserver in the ubuntu repo? [03:28] !info universal [03:28] Package universal does not exist in zesty [03:28] !info universalmediaserver [03:28] Package universalmediaserver does not exist in zesty [03:28] !info universal* [03:33] /me *smiles* [03:34] me *smiles* [03:34] sigh [03:35] anyone know how I can export user setting's and xfce settings for vlock and such, I have more than one user on this ubuntu install.....would like them all to have the same setup...export config or? [03:36] chull, try removing the asterisk's [03:40] hi Siva_Machina maybe thanks :) [03:41] /me smiles [03:41] nope [03:41] it needs say.. and then it's saying the command - is hexchat [03:41] i only want it to say *smiles* or smiles .. [03:45] * chull smiles [03:45] heh got it.. doesn't need say :) [03:46] * kk4ewt smiles [03:46] works here [03:47] hehe nice ! [03:48] my hubby is having a little problem with updates in Ubuntu 16.04 https://pastebin.com/spu1gf2A [03:54] Hello all I'm here again and I think I really screwed the pooch on this one. I have looked at many pages. [03:55] UGH! [03:55] WHen I try to install the target USB will not format. I am using Gparted and it just says something about this usb has GPT signatures... [03:56] * chalcedony shares some chocolate milkshake with Maynard [03:56] PS I am running UbuntuStudio 16.043 LTS amd 64 if that matters. Also I was attempting a fat32 format to have a bootable USB. [03:57] Shares non-existent whiskey bottle lol [03:57] is that good with chocolate? [03:58] Probably not.........blegch! [03:58] Maynard: in gparted, click on "device" then "create partition table". Then format to your liking [03:58] * chalcedony offers chocolate to helpers [03:59] should i have written this better? hubby is having a little problem with updates in Ubuntu 16.04 https://pastebin.com/spu1gf2A ? [04:00] chalcedony: your cairo-dock-team ppa repo is trying to use xenial but they haven't updated since vivid [04:04] try docky its in ubuntu repos [04:05] what is the prefered way to watch movies you have on your laptop on a tv with a roku> [04:05] chalcedony: http://ppa.launchpad.net/cairo-dock-team/ppa/ubuntu . No longer maintained . Disable that PPA . [04:05] emma: buy a chromecast [04:07] anyone got a promo code for digitalocean? [04:08] cryptic0: no. Not the place for such questions [04:09] Bashing-om, lovely to see you! [04:10] remind me how to do that in 16.04? [04:10] leftyfb: i don't think a chromecast let you control it from the tv [04:10] chalcedony: :) Same . You try and are easy to work with . [04:11] emma: neither does a roku [04:11] :) [04:11] chalcedony: I do not recall what DE you are working with . But in software sources GUI you can find and uncheck that PPA . [04:13] Bashing-om, my hubby is having trouble remembering [04:13] leftyfb: Roku comes with a remote control. The whole point of is is that you can switch the TV to roku and then control what you view from the Roku. [04:14] emma: ok? [04:14] lol am I the only one seeing this> [04:14] leftyfb: are you an ubuntu op? [04:14] emma: op? [04:16] emma: no, why? [04:18] chalcedony: Mess about in " software and updates" in the GUI, you will find it . [04:22] Bashing-om, okies ty very much :) You're always so kind [04:22] chalcedony: I try ... I try :) [04:29] My apt-get update is getting stuck on this entry everytime. Is this happening to you guys too? 0% [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com (2001:67c:1360:8001::21)] [Connecting to dl.google.com (2607:f8b0:4004:80a::200e)] [04:30] arosen: disable ipv6 [04:31] arosen: https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/disable-ipv6-on-ubuntu [04:32] leftyfb: cool that did the trick thx [04:33] leftyfb sorry I had unexpected company.... THat's what I'm saying is gparted won't format to fat32 for the bootsble usb. Any other ideas? [04:33] Maynard: in gparted, click on "device" then "create partition table". Then format to your liking [04:34] It blocks me from any thing whether I say yes or no to the presence of GPT [04:34] Guys I'm on the 17.10 daily build, I can't find an option to launch in Wayland, there's no gear next to my login button where I expect to see one normally to choose a session [04:35] NotDisliked: please see #ubuntu+1 for unreleased versions of ubuntu [04:35] COol what do I format to since the is no ext or fat at all ....msdos, gpt pc98 etc [04:35] sure thing! sorry for talking in the wrong place! [04:36] *there === iczero is now known as wlp1s1 [04:37] Maynard: The partition type != partition format. [04:37] Still around ? [04:37] Do any of you use a Roku and Ubuntu? [04:37] leftyfb [04:37] sorry [04:37] Maynard: msdos partition type (it's not a format) [04:37] only Ubuntu here [04:38] ROger. [04:38] /dev/sda contains GPT signatures, indicating that it has a GPT table. However, it does not have a valid fake msdos partition table, as it should. Perhaps it was corrupted -- possibly by a program that doesn't understand GPT partition tables. Or perhaps you deleted the GPT table, and are now using an msdos partition table. Is this a GPT partition table? [04:38] That's what I get above. Yes or no are the options [04:39] SOrry for the long post [04:42] I get that error pretty much any way I try to touch it in gparted. [04:42] LVM? [04:44] how to dim the screen by cli [04:44] Can someone do a screenshot of the proper partitions for 1EFI 512 mb and I cannot seem to get the rest right. It's target is a 32Gb flash [04:45] roobi @the LVM === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:49] fishcooker nice name (y) [04:52] I know it's EFI ext4 and ESP for the 3 partions What else am I missing? [04:56] thankyou Maynard [04:56] what's ESP [05:02] What is a media server that runs on Ubuntu that will work with Roku? === wlp1s1 is now known as orezic === orezic is now known as orezci [05:03] emma plex [05:05] fishcooker no idea.... on the ESP I mean. I always jus tdo the standard install, no updates, no extras and those are the partition types they make when just doing "Erase and install ubuntu" [05:07] OK solved that section.... got it to format fat32 through Partion>>new (aat the top) [05:08] Fingers crossed [05:09] ddellav: do you think Plex is the best thing available for this? [05:09] ddellav: i wish Plex was in the repo. [05:10] partition #1 os SCSI1 (0,0,0) sda as EFIboot partio#2 )same as above) as ext4 # (same as the first) as swap. [05:10] i use plex, it's the best i've come across, and there are deb's available to install [05:10] just go to plex.tv and grab them [05:10] dpkg -i plex.deb [05:10] that's what the installer chooses default [05:12] I'm installing but it always crashes on the grub2 install. If it does it again I'll be back with details. [05:16] Maynard: yeah but I found that Plex keeps changing year to year and makes you reinstall it and some shows that used to work now say they have no codec [05:16] it sucks [05:16] thats very strange [05:17] i've been using it for around 5 years or so without issues [05:17] its handled everything i've thrown at it [05:17] mkv, avi, mp4, etc etc [05:19] I find with Ubuntu I get better results using not the new shiny but a last release type thing as pretty much all the programs I want I can get and the older finished (not so buggy) works best. [05:20] But each to his/her own. [05:20] emma @ [05:20] thats a good philosophy for most things :) [05:24] Maynard: yeah but where can I get an older version of plex? Im not sure Plex even lets you do that. Keep in mind I have to use it with Roku [05:25] i use the latest version, it works with everything and plays on my roku an apple tv without issues [05:26] emme sounds like ddellav might know more than me === capella is now known as capella|away [05:57] Can I install Ubuntu on a USB disk drive without booting from a flash drive? I am running Ubunutu now. I want to make another install. [05:58] hello [05:58] hey uhm ... i have this weird thing. i setup an ec2 micro instance with ubuntu. i installed 2 main things on it: a socks proxy dante, and openvpn [05:58] but now when i monitor the ingoing/outgoing connections ... this host xxx.members.linode.com keeps appearing in my ec2 list of network connections [05:59] see this screen shot -> http://cache.getlazarus.org/images/iftop-linode.gif [05:59] i installed dante from a wget to deb [06:00] HI, anyone in this channel has the Bose QC35? [06:00] MarkProffitt: Yes, of course. My favourite way is using debootstrap. [06:00] I have some problems with those headphones and ubu 16.04 [06:01] on this page, is it possible (likely) the author linked to a deb containing a trojan? http://www.binarytides.com/setup-dante-socks5-server-on-ubuntu/ [06:01] I have them connected to my laptop, but out of curiosity, as soon as I select the mic from the headphone as the default input device it automatically changes my audio profile back to HSP/HFP [06:01] http://ppa.launchpad.net/dajhorn/dante/ubuntu/pool/main/d/dante/dante-server_1.4.1-1_amd64.deb [06:04] sysRPL: I’d say possible. Likely, I can’t say. [06:07] Hey everyone, I wanted to ask a quick question and couldn't find an answer on google. The thing is I have an ubuntu 14.04 vps on DigitalOcean and I want to migrate to somewhere else, because DigitalOcean is way too expensive. How could I easily clone the server from DigitalOcean to another VPS with the same Ubuntu version? [06:08] vlt: from the blog in question, the author writes "The default Ubuntu repositories have the dante-server package but it is outdated. The version present is 1.1.19 which is quite old and also has some bugs. The authentication feature does not work properly." [06:08] vlt, then he posts some tests highlighted in a console, and then posts "wget dante blah" as a deb from launchpad === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [06:11] Tadassssss you can't clone it to another provider [06:11] however you could grab a list of the installed packages and then install those packages on a new server [06:11] and then copy manually system settings [06:11] sysRPL: I’m not exactly sure what you’re telling me. [06:12] ddellav, oh man that's so sad, so much work to be done now :((( well thanks a lot for your answer! [06:12] Tadassssss this is why people use containers for their applications [06:13] Tadassssss: You could also rsync the whole thing, preferably when your target isn’t running. [06:13] if you had containers migrating to a new server would be just a couple commands [06:13] ddellav, but that's too late now? vlt, ok googling that right now [06:13] Tadassssss yea, but you can learn for next time :) [06:14] okay... [06:14] and yes, rclone could work but that type of brute-force copy in my experience causes more issues than it's worth [06:14] vlt, i created a new ubuntu instance using amazon ec2. i installed 2 packages, one from apt the other from a deb. now when i check my connections, there is a connection from my amazon ec2 instance to a members server at linode [06:15] ddellav, okay, I think I will just reinstall everything and copy my django files to the other server :( [06:17] sysRPL: netstat has a -p flag that tells you which process uses that connection. [06:17] ty === capella|away is now known as capella [06:36] there it goes [06:36] uh hey can someone tell me how i can change the mirror for my system on commandline? [06:36] every time i try to look something up for ubuntu it gives me results for some version from 6 years ago that don't work anymore... [06:37] how can i get airline like blocks in dwm's topbar? [06:37] why i bother to google anymore when this channel exists.... [06:37] are you running a release that's no longer supported then? [06:37] not even sure of that yet... [06:38] Gallomimia: lsb_release -a [06:38] 14.04.1 [06:38] grossness :( [06:39] alright. tbh this is an odroid c1 and that stuff came preinstalled [06:39] that's supported, but you should get that upgraded to 14.04.5 [06:39] so. i'm open to suggestions. [06:39] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [06:39] i'd really like to change mirror 'fore i get into that [06:40] the speed difference will be worth it [06:40] tho maybe my favorite mirror doesn't have arm flavored packages eh? [06:41] Gallomimia: he'll need to install the hwe stack first, right? [06:41] geirha: ^^ [06:41] sorry [06:41] Gallomimia: we dont support external ppa's neither so perhaps disable before upgrade? [06:41] what the hell are you both talking about? [06:41] not sure if there's an easier way than modifying /etc/apt/sources.list manually [06:41] !hwe [06:41] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [06:41] Gallomimia: bad tab expand, not intended for you [06:42] k [06:42] thanks geirha [06:42] Gallomimia: keep your system updated at all times [06:43] lotuspsychje: thanks for the tip pal, but this is the first time i've booted this particular machine [06:43] guess what the first thing i wanted to do was? [06:44] not sure if i want to update it at all. maybe just flash with something new [06:44] meh [06:45] fussing with that is more crap than i care to put up with i guess.... [06:45] Gallomimia: easiest way to switch mirror is probably to use sed or search and replace in an editor [06:47] the easiest? [06:48] that's amazing really... [06:50] from cli, that is. in gui you have a menu in software and updates. === OneRED is now known as red-001 [07:03] slow in here === sammyg is now known as hakra [07:32] Gallomimia: It's important to realise that distribution upgrades tend to be well tested... But only from the latest packages from the previous release to the next. [07:42] Good Morning, I've got a question wrt. Landscape (standalone) and MAAS. My aim is to use autopilot to deploy OpenStack. In my initial MAAS node commisoned nodes, i only had single nics. Landscape/Autopilot complained, so I hooked up one more network, recommissioned that node. However, Landscape/Autopilot did not detect the change. So I then removed the node, and started it from scratch, and commissioned it.. MAAS detected the new network automatically, [07:52] hello [08:48] Hi all, I have a HiDPI laptop and just upgraded to ubuntu 17.10 in order to find out If fractional scaling issues have been removed and after successful upgrade, I can't see the scaling slider in the gnome tweak tool on "Windows" tab :( [08:48] Running GNOME Shell 3.24.3 - Can anyone help ? [08:59] anyone? [09:01] verumnoslibx: best way to get your issue solved is re-ask once in a while - all in one line with all details [09:05] Hey. I have idee - Make one place for all things tah in Ubuntu dob't work or WIP ? [09:05] that* [09:05] don't* [09:07] Site with all not working thing - catalog of links. [09:07] !contribute | NCPMOV [09:07] NCPMOV: To contribute and help out with Ubuntu, see http://community.ubuntu.com and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu [09:12] Last entry 2010... [09:12] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam [09:12] Good Morning, I've got a question wrt. Landscape (standalone) and MAAS. My aim is to use autopilot to deploy OpenStack. In my initial MAAS node commisoned nodes, i only had single nics. Landscape/Autopilot complained, so I hooked up one more network, recommissioned that node. However, Landscape/Autopilot did not detect the change. So I then removed the node, and started it from scratch, and commissioned it.. MAAS detected the new network automatically, [09:15] It here some one of Core team ? [09:15] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam [09:18] NCPMOV: whats your end goal exactly? [09:18] parlos: perhaps #ubuntu-server might be a good point to start, or more specific ubuntu channels [09:19] Thanks lotuspsychje [09:21] Practitioner in Xserver developing [09:27] Maintance code of monitor detect on OS driver [09:27] with serveral cards ( more tahn 2 [09:27] ) [09:32] comon [09:34] Ну что школота... готовы к первому сентября??? [09:38] yo [09:55] ну [09:56] hi namstdnsk1 [09:58] так [09:59] ben den eto danilla... a need help [10:14] I used Ubuntu Gnome, is there a nice tiling solution similar to Windows 7 where I can push windows into the corners (quartered) using the NumPad with double-presses to push them onto my second monitor? [10:18] hello [10:19] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25437773/ [10:19] I cannot login to my ubuntu 14.04 and this(http://paste.ubuntu.com/25437773/) is the error message i get === ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom [11:02] hello guys. what's the next Ubuntu release to support OpenSSL 1.1 series? [11:04]