=== u0m3_ is now known as u0m3 === pepee- is now known as pepee [00:46] Hi [00:47] Is it possible to "resize" the entire partition of windows (it ocupies almost the entire hard drive space) before or during the installation of ubuntu? [00:52] you would do it before, and i suggest letting windows resize its self [00:53] Orxata_: yes, if you select the 'partition it yourself' option in the installer, you can see every partition, and can shrink the windows one. There is always a risk of data loss when you play with partitions, so you should a full and complete backup of anything you can't afford to lose, before you even start. [00:53] you won't get the most space, but its the safest [00:53] alic1a, hi [00:53] bazhang: What Is up? [00:53] alic1a, hi bot [00:54] synja, remove the bot from here [00:56] synja: Please review https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines -- the section on "Please don't bring bots" [00:57] stop spamming [01:07] so, I installed 17.04, but I have a /home partition from my previous slackware installation. I want to merge anything important from the ubuntu installed /home/user into my existing partition and then mount my old /home into my new ubuntu installation [01:07] what might I need from the ubuntu /home// [01:08] hackedhead, under custom, didnt you get the option to preserve home [01:08] i didn't use custom [01:08] ah ok [01:10] (my old home is on a separate VG, on a different PV, which wasn't even plugged in when I installed ubuntu [01:10] so I just used whole disk+encryption [01:11] is this a wish to share /home with two distros scenario hackedhead [01:13] it was, but now it's just a wish to merge the two /homes I have together [01:14] I gave up on dualbooting slack+ubuntu because LVM and grub don't love each other enough [01:14] I guess I could just rsync my old home into my new home. [01:14] hackedhead: most /home/ directories are a handful of dotfiles. Just rename it to /home/user.old and in the unlikely event you do discover a dotfile you need you can just copy it. An empty /home/.old is tiny anyway, and can be recreated any old time. [01:15] Loshki: .... [01:15] hey]\ [01:17] psychoticwarrior, hi [01:17] ubuntu support issue psychoticwarrior ? [01:24] Loshki: 23G/media/oldhome/hackedhead/ [01:25] i have no problems my system is fine [01:25] I guess my question was, though, are there any dotfiles I should worry about specifically from the new system before I mount my old one over it? [01:29] hackedhead: I doubt that there are any important /home/user files from the new system. They certainly won't have years of your accumulated changes, so in actual practice, there's nothing to merge. However, newer apps may make changes to some dotfiles, so you need a backup to make sure you can move back to the old system if you need to. [01:30] old system is gone, so I'm not super concerned on that front. [01:30] but okay. thanks. [01:32] next up: how do I disable the keyring entirely? [01:33] (chrome causes a prompt on startup "an application wants to create a default keyring") and there's no option for "I don't want you to make a keyring, go away" (hitting cancel just reprompts several times) [01:35] hello [01:36] the keyboard on my laptop isn't working. if i use a usb keyboard, that works. but on the laptop itself it's not working and i have no clue how to fix it [01:36] i'm not even sure if it ever worked since i've been using a usb keyboard since installing, up until just now [01:37] any1 able to help with this? [01:38] i'm almost tempted to uninstall and go back to 16.04.2 instead of 16.04.3 cause i've been having lots of issues since installing the upgrade (i did a full wipe and installed from scratch, just a few days ago) [01:39] uh... [01:39] theres no point in doing that for point versions, as i'm pretty sure i told you before [01:40] yes but i want to make sure that whatever the issue is is just completely dealt with by going back to the exact same install i had before [01:40] i'm just paranoid lol [01:40] but if i can fix the keyboard issue that'd be optimal [01:41] so install the non-hwe kernel [01:41] stranglerfish: Yeah, a point version would not likely do that. It likely didn't work before that now. [01:42] it definitely did work before i did the fresh install [01:42] i just don't know if it's worked since the install cause i've been using the usb keyboard from that point on === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:45] stranglerfish: I don't know. If it were me, I would start the usual troubleshooting path of checking logs for errors. [01:45] dunno how to do that :P [01:46] Then that might be our first step, unless Ben64 already did this with you and you just haven't done what he has asked. [01:46] nope he has not. i dunno how to troubleshoot this kind of thing [01:47] I would start with checking the output of "dmesg" as well as your /var/log/Xorg.0.log [01:47] And probably journalctl -xe, but all of those are going to have a lot of output. [01:49] i gotta jet for a bit, guests just got here but i'll be back on in a few hours with that output [01:50] actually one sec. should i pastebin that or something? [01:52] stranglerfish: You should, but only when you have time to troubleshoot it. [01:53] i have time [01:53] i'm just gonna troubleshoot on different monitor while movie plays on tv [01:53] we're gonna watch Akira, i've seen it [01:54] k this is dmesg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25469390/ [01:55] this is Xorg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25469397/ [01:57] this is journalctl -xe: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25469409/ [01:59] i have no idea what to do with those infos :P [02:11] stranglerfish: run: find /etc/X11/xorg* [02:13] no such file or directory [02:14] stranglerfish: find /etc/X11 [02:16] hey guys, anybody know of software for ubuntu that monitors framerate and works with both vulkan and oGL applications [02:17] here is find /etc/X11: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25469494/ [02:22] stranglerfish: Hmmm, I don't know. === Ekho- is now known as Ekho [02:23] spoopy, since i only just reset like last night, should i just do it back to 16.04.2? i haven't done anything i can't redo in like 1 hour tops [02:28] Hello. Having trouble accessing my iPhone on 17.04. The file browser shows a mount point, but can only access Documents folder on the iPhone. No DCIM, etc. Any clues out there? [02:28] stranglerfish: Go for it. [02:29] will do once guests leave, and will report back. probs within next 3-4 hours [02:32] I appear to be having issues with `/dev/mapper/cryptswap1` in my fstab file. The systemd journal repeateadly reports "Dependency failed for /dev/mapper/cryptswap1. | Dependency failed for Cryptography Setup for cryptswap1. | dev-mapper-cryptswap1.device: Job dev-mapper-cryptswap1.device/start timed out." Any idea if I can uncomment this line? I didn't even set up any swap space, but I checked "encrypt /home directory" [02:32] during installation. [02:37] To hell with it, I'll just try it out. [03:10] Hi, I have a problem creating VMs with the Artful daily builds being stuck on the ubuntu and 5 dots loading screen. All other VMs are working normally and this didn't happen with previous Artful builds, e.g. about a month ago [03:11] I'm not sure how to proceed with troubleshooting the issue, is this the place to go for help on that? [03:12] kwk: #ubuntu+1 for that as it is not released . [03:15] Bashing-om: thank you. [03:16] kwk: Least I can try and do . :) [03:32] cp /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces.bak to revert back to original I just type in : cp /etc/network/interfaces.bak /etc/network/interfaces [03:32] ? [03:34] dna6a, should work [03:38] thanks [03:38] before i do that// [03:39] dna6a: It's also good to get into the habit of using cp -a instead of cp by itself when backing up files :) [03:39] [03:39] [ [03:39] ok cheesrs [03:40] im getting an error when opening up editor [03:41] error reading lock file /etc/network/.interfaces.swp : Not enough data read [03:41] and what does the -a denote with cp command? [03:42] man cp [03:43] yeah but how is cp -a differnt to cp I am curious about === deathonater is now known as Smeef [03:44] man cp will tell you the answer [03:44] oh lol I see :) [03:44] any idea why Not enough data read is coming up in editor? [03:46] not sure what you're talking about [03:47] I opened up editor and it was all blank with Dan J error reading lock file /etc/network/.interfaces.swp : Not enough data read at the bottom [03:47] minus the Dan J part :) [04:02] Hello, I have some weird glitch with my laptop sound card under ubuntu 16.04.2 : the right speaker works flawlessly but the left speaker has a metallic high pitched sound. If I restart the computer, sometimes it will work correctly but after a while it will become metallic [04:03] Sound card : 00:1f.3 Audio device: Intel Corporation Device 9d71 (rev 21) (prog-if 80) / Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Device 82c1 / Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel / Kernel modules: snd_hda_intel, snd_soc_skl [04:03] What could I do ? === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:27] hey [04:27] using 16.04 [04:27] sudo apt-get -f install xournal. Unable to locate it? [04:27] doubtful, just ask your question [04:27] any ideas? [04:27] apt-cache search xournal returns? [04:28] don't want to build from source, I get errors. [04:28] donofrio: returns nothing [04:29] doubtful, when I search 'apt search xournal' on 17.04, I get: xournal/zesty 1:0.4.8-1 amd64 [04:30] I have the following iptables rule: "iptables -A OUTPUT -t mangle -p tcp --dport 80 -j MARK --set-mark 1" which redirects all traffic directed to port 80 on any ip address through a particular interface (tun0, which is a VPN tunnel). This works for port 443 but does not for port 80 because my VPN provider is on port 80. Basically once I run this rule my connection breaks (ie VPN times out). Is there a way to exclude traffic to a particular IP? [04:30] using 16.04 on virtualbox. [04:30] It is on live-cd not installed. [04:30] does that make a difference? [04:31] chris0000, https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/64013/iptables-rule-that-excludes-a-particular-ip/ [04:31] yah works for me and I'm 14.04 (w10 w/WSL) and it wants to install 17 new packages aka something wrong with your sources.list [04:31] doubtful, I don't think the livecd has full repos. Why use a livecd in virtualbox? Just install [04:33] lordcirth: i tried that i think, but i see i might have done it slightly wrong. thanks. will re-try it. [04:33] of course the live in a vm is a good way to play but as soon as you reboot everything is gone [04:33] lordcirth: i didn't know tha [04:33] t [04:44] so i derped [04:44] i thought my previous version was 16.04.2, but when i looked at my saved .iso's it was 14.04.2 [04:44] now i dunno what do [04:48] stranglerfish: Ahhhh, big difference. You did an upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 and that's when the keyboard stopped working? [04:49] no i think i had 16.04.xx, it very well could have been 04.3 [04:49] i might say fudge it and try arch again [04:49] i'm getting frustrated [04:58] umm, so i'm getting some really weird behavior and i'm concerned [04:58] i put arch linux on a bootable usb [04:59] i reset laptop. press my f keys (took turns alternating between f2, f10,11,12 cause i can't remember which it is) [04:59] none of them brought up the boot menu [04:59] then i get to the login screen and all those pre login presses register as keystrokes for my password [04:59] i'm able to backspace delete them and then no further input does anything [05:00] at this point i dunno how i'm gonna install a different OS if it's not registering at boot [05:00] but the keyboard clearly is still accepting input so it's not hardware [05:01] brb [05:05] good morning to all [05:08] k guys i'm really scared [05:09] bios was not registering keypresses, but then spammed all those keypresses once at login menu. i tried booting into arch, was not accepting keystrokes from laptop [05:09] stranglerfish: this is ubuntu support here [05:09] something weird is going on and i have no idea how to troubleshoot and i'm concerned my laptop is screwed, but it DID register keystrokes [05:10] where should i go? i'm running ubuntu, this issue only arose after reinstalling ubuntu [05:10] stranglerfish: checkout ##hardware channel for hardware issues [05:10] would this for certain be a hardware issue? [05:11] stranglerfish: bios is before Os loading, so there must be something going on different? [05:11] yeah i dunno [05:11] stuck keys? [05:12] stranglerfish: did you test keys at grub? [05:12] how do [05:12] yeah, stuck keys basically [05:12] i unno, lots of weird behavior [05:13] and this is the laptop i use for programming and such so i caaan't have it die on me now, this is bad timing and i'm just kinda freaking a bit [05:13] there doesn't seem to be anyone around on ##hardware [05:14] stranglerfish: try holding Shift at boot to enter grub [05:15] stranglerfish: ubuntu version? laptop brand/type? [05:16] stranglerfish, try to press f12 and hold on boot [05:19] wait i just remembered [05:19] when i installed ubuntu it mentioned something about removing uefi? could that have something to do with it? [05:22] sec i'm gonna install irc client on other laptop so i can stay on here while doing this stuff on the affected one [05:23] logging out for like, 5 seconds [05:26] k back [05:26] what were the suggestions? i lost chat history since i'm on a diff laptop [05:31] How to fix flash probleems in chrome in ubuntu? [05:35] marcisb: One way is to not use it. [05:39] vlt but in firefox i havent flash for some webs [05:39] marcisb: What do you mean? [05:40] marcisb: You were talking about chrome before. [05:45] so hardware directed me back [05:46] to ask for lspci to determine if my keyboard is being detected as a hardware device [05:46] morning [05:46] lpsci help* [05:52] what the heck... i'm in ubuntu 16.04 recovery root shell and suddenly the system runs through an init script again and drops back to the recovery menu. here i can't use arrow keys to select an entry .. or to be more precise: its not shown what i'm doing. sometimes a row changes while doing something on the keyboard but most of the time it looks dea [05:52] d [05:54] connected remotely via hp ILO [06:06] anyone an idea? the recovery console from the installer is a bit challenging :D [06:33] Is "Startup Applications" using "Upstart" ? [06:34] i have this error sometimes on Ubuntu Desktop "the application upstart has experienced an internal error" where Upstart crashes and then also the script i set to run via "Startup Applications" is also not running [07:30] How to uninstall mysql server from ubuntu? [07:32] sudo apt-get remove mysql-server? [07:33] ok [07:40] drale2k_: I think only a handful of applications are started this way, like the application indicators [07:41] drale2k_: you probably should check your session log [07:41] brainwash: is that /var/log/user.log ? [07:43] drale2k_: check ~/.cache/upstart/logs/ [07:43] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Specs/RaringUpstartUserSessions#User_Job_Logging [07:44] File doesn't exist hm [07:45] it's a directory [07:45] maybe check ~/.xsession-errors also [07:46] it may not contain any relevant lines though, if upstart is used [07:46] is there a better way to start a script after user login and desktop start ? [07:47] "Startup Applications" should be the correct way [07:48] maybe you can add it to ~/.profile, but this file is read before the desktop is loaded [07:49] you can launch programs from ~/.xsessionrc [07:49] also, make sure that your script does not block the read process (-> your-script &) [07:50] ducasse: doesn't the display manager ignore that file? [07:50] brainwash: nope [07:50] ok [07:50] it's random behaviour [07:51] i boot 4 times, and the 5th time it will not autostart [07:51] brainwash: it ignores ~/.xinitrc, maybe that's what you were thinking of? [07:51] not always 5th but it works like couple of times then it doesn#t start the script at all [07:51] drale2k_: you probably should tell us what your script actually does [07:51] thanks will check out xsessionrc [07:51] How i can check which version of mysql i have installed? : ) [07:52] drale2k_: don't forget the dot [07:52] startup is just calling "ruby /path/to/script.rb" [07:52] mysql server [07:52] and my ruby script is then doing some stuff but that ruby script never runs [07:52] by never i mean in cases upstart doesn't start the script [07:53] i now have started it with "ruby /path/to/script.rb &> log.txt", it creates the log.txt but it's empty [07:53] I would add some extra debug output [07:53] aha [07:53] and in the ruby script i added a random puts "bla" at the beginning [07:53] add some debug lines to your script then [07:53] ok [07:54] to which script, the ruby script ? [07:54] yes [07:54] what else to add when even the first line is not run [07:54] otherwise the "bla" would be in log.txt [07:54] indeed [07:54] because when i run the script manually it is [07:55] Where did you put "ruby /path/to/script.rb &> log.txt" exactly? [07:55] the commands in desktop-entries are not run with a shell, so &> should not work [07:56] GerbilSoft: first i had it in the Startup application [07:56] and now i created a file in /home/ubuntu/.config/upstart/guistart.conf [07:56] &> requires bash on top of that [07:56] with this content https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d88dbfbb0622aebcc863a2f230c5c853 [07:57] bash -c 'ruby /path/to/script.rb &> log.txt' [07:57] ok will try [07:59] i added that now and made a syntax error in the rb fiel to force n error [08:00] no log file created [08:01] bash -c 'ruby /home/ubuntu/Desktop/test.rb &> /home/ubuntu/Desktop/log.txt' [08:02] via startup apps or via upstart? [08:02] or both? [08:02] upstart [08:03] drale2k_: try .xsessionrc [08:08] ducasse: do i run "bash -c" or "bin bash /path.rb" in xsessionrc ? [08:08] ah withoiut the "bin" [08:09] i guess i can use a /bin/bash shebang and then just run "ruby ..." [08:14] drale2k_: bash is needed for the redirection &> === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [08:15] if you don't need that anymore, then remove the bash part [08:29] Ubuntu 17.04 doesn't seem to have an rc.local file anymore, is it worth "re-enabling" it with 'sudo systemctl enable rc-local.service' or is there a more modern way to run simple commands/scripts on 17.04? [08:34] yeeve: crontab's @reboot comes to mind [08:34] more modern you said though, i guess a service unit [08:35] @reboot would be the quick and easy way [08:35] @reboot it is :) thanks! [08:36] seems like xsessionrc did the job [08:36] thanks! [08:36] yeeve: np :) [08:37] drale2k_: yw [09:09] Hello. I'm used to use Adobe Acrobat reader for PDF reading and annotation. Any recommendation for Ubuntu (zesty). I need PDF annotation tools. Thank you. [09:09] I'm using lm-sensors to see the temp of my cpu because I recently had a problem with the fan. Core temps are constant at 35, while 'cputin' has been constant at 127 since the moment I turned on the pc and immediately checked till now, 10 minutes later [09:10] If it was really 127 it would have melted by now I think. So there is nothing to worry about, right? [09:12] francisv: check out okular. I think it has annotation tools although I've never used them [09:13] I just checked. It does have them (shortcut F6) [09:14] Juniperr: thank you. [09:25] Heya all :) [09:36] ping! [09:36] !ping [09:36] pong! [09:47] !ding [09:47] dong === jstein_ is now known as jstein [09:58] hi there [09:59] i seem to run into trouble with python and the turtle ( to draw ) module import [09:59] any tips or help are welcome [10:00] yellabs-r2: wouldn't it be better to ask in #python? [10:00] i dont think so because its a ubuntu specific problem === Piece_Maker is now known as Acou_Bass [10:01] then go ahead and ask [10:02] oh my god, its that simple, got the solution already , sorry for your time, cant call it turtle.py [10:02] oh :) [10:02] that creates the error ... ;) [10:03] i could kick myself [10:03] lol [10:03] not very ubuntu specific in the end :P [10:03] true , so true [10:06] Folks, any pointers on how to get secured printing work on Ubuntu? [10:07] CreativeWolf: You'll need a bit more detail than that [10:07] It's all down to the printer drivers [10:08] I've installed the canon drivers, configured the network printer, changed settings for secured printing [10:09] It won't ask for username / password but in the CUPS Job log I see "none of secured print password and username" [10:09] Tried Mode 1, Mode 2 - No go. [10:11] hateball, print jobs are withheld. [10:12] CreativeWolf: Well I have no idea about Canon + drivers, but the general idea is that you configure the PIN code before printing [10:12] hateball, where can I configure that? [10:13] CreativeWolf: Like I say... I dont know how Canon operates, if it has its own set of utilities or whatever [10:13] CreativeWolf: For reference, this is how it works with HP http://hplipopensource.com/node/363 [10:13] So perhaps you have similar options for Canon === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [10:21] hateball, thanks, it's supposed to ask for pin which it doesn't. [10:22] CreativeWolf: Sorry then I can't help you much, I'm pretty much HP exclusive so [10:22] hateball, thanks though :) [10:22] CreativeWolf: What's the exact model of it? [10:22] I can spend lunch break googling [10:23] Canon iR ADv C3320 [10:24] CreativeWolf: So you have no options to set the pin code in the printer settings? Prior to printing that is [10:24] hateball, no [10:24] is it possible the 'break' kernelparameter is not functioning in ubuntu 14? i'm trying to get a shell in the initramfs === ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom [10:31] hi guys, i've been having hard drive acces related major jams for years with Ubuntu. why? [10:33] ESphynx: check your HDD health using smartctl [10:37] hateball: I think smartmontools got uninstalled after my last upgrade... [10:38] but I believe the HD to be just fine, I use it in Windows with 0 problem at all [10:38] well it's impossible to guess [10:39] Use a monitoring tool like iotop [10:39] and troubleshoot what you are doing when it happens [10:39] hateball: I've had these problems the whole time I had my laptop and I had checked smartctl before and there was no issue. [10:39] hateball: I just access my NTFS partition, sometimes it might actually be my XFS one. [10:40] my unpacking iotop is just stuck again in this same silly thing. [10:41] and ctrl-c doesn't stop any of it [10:41] it's a major pain [10:44] I'm running Trusty and when I try to install a package I get " unoconv : Depends: python3-uno (>= 4.0) but it is not going to be installed (...) E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages." [10:44] The thing is I do not have held packages and all the snippets I found on the net to show broken or held packages show nothing [10:45] I can of course install it manually but it kind of defeats the point [10:45] pluszak: you probably have a PPA with conflicting packages then [10:46] hateball: Yeah, I think so too because that only happens if I try to install fffmped ang unoconv at the same time [10:47] apt policy , will tell you where it thinks it is supposed to come from [10:48] That didn't do. But apttitude install ffmpeg unoconv shows me the conflict [10:48] is there an option to see the versions of the packages to be updated with apt-get? [10:54] akik: like, in bulk? [11:01] ESphynx: How sure are you that is related to your hard drive? What does dmesg say? [11:03] vlt: it always occurs whe running some commands like git status or make install [11:05] vlt: other than that I'm not really sure :P I just know I've been having a hard time with Ubuntu (for several reason, this is just one of them) for the last 3 years at least. [11:05] ESphynx: dmesg? [11:05] vlt: nothing interesting there [11:06] ESphynx: Is this machine heavily using swap? [11:08] vlt: I did not even create a swap partition, it has 16 GB of ram. [11:09] I tried to upgrade my box last week and it botched somehow. Instead of spending hours figuring out why/how I reinstalled. The fresh install boots to black screen after grub. When I add nomodeset I get kernel panic. How do I fix this? http://picpaste.com/20170905_065814-2cVUAfVE.jpg [11:10] Is it possible to pass dpkg options to aptitude, like you can apt-get? [11:14] I just installed Okular in Ubuntu zesty, but the bar menu is buggy. It displays very long windows when choosing a menu. Any other recommendation for PDF viewer with annotation tools? [11:14] pluszak: i mean when i run apt-get to update the packages, i don't see their versions listed [11:17] pluszak: i guess i could use apt-get simulate to see what gets updated [11:17] you could use apt-cache madison to see the offered versions [11:17] actually that simulate shows what i need === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [11:18] and it runs quite quickly [11:31] JuJuBee: the kernel log mentions a missing init system [11:33] brainwash: I see that, but how do I correct it? This is a fresh install and I cannot boot into OS [11:34] JuJuBee: a fresh installation of ubuntu 14.04? [11:34] I would go with 16.04 [11:34] No 16.04 [11:34] the log mentions 14.04 [11:35] I did not notice that. I used a 16.04 live USB to do fresh install [11:35] Something must have gone wrong. I will re-install again. [11:35] please to [11:35] do [11:36] and verify that it is indeed 16.04 [11:40] Hello. How do I install TeX Live packages that aren't in the package repository with tlmgr? Whenever I try to install a package, I get the following error: [11:40] tlmgr: Cannot load TeX Live database from ftp://tug.org/historic/systems/texlive/2015/tlnet-final [11:41] there's also a bunch of stuff where if fails with FTP and then retries with wget [11:41] I asked over in #latex about this, but it was complete crickets over there [11:41] and perhaps this is more of an Ubuntu issue any way [11:45] m5w: maybe you need to pick another mirror [11:46] this one may be temporary down or broken, or just dead [11:47] brainwash: Nope. I can get to just fine... [11:47] (in web browser) [11:47] and just re-ran the command, and still fails [11:48] what's really wierd is that the line before the error says "retry with wget succeeded: ftp://tug.org/historic/systems/texlive/2015/tlnet-final/tlpkg/texlive.tlpdb" [11:49] so it can download just fine, albeit it has to fail with FTP first [11:53] m5w: would it be possible to test with a different mirror? [11:53] brainwash, sure [11:53] if I knew of a different mirror :P [11:57] brainwash: what is the diff between the live USB where during boot there is either a menu (which includes try or install...) and the one where there is a pic of a keyboard and person at the bottom? [11:57] you can look it up [11:57] Does it have to do with UEFI? [11:58] brainwash, actually, I'm afraid not. The mirrors don't seem to have the frozen 2015 version [11:58] which I need, because Ubuntu TeX Live is old [11:58] and can't work with newer repos [11:58] m5w: ohh [11:59] new 2017 version will be available in ubuntu 17.10 [11:59] well, I'm on 16.04 here... [11:59] JuJuBee: sadly, no idea [11:59] ok [11:59] unless there's some kind of backport? [11:59] should I just install via the TeX Live installer? [12:00] https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/texlive [12:00] ioria, thanks [12:02] m5w, mybe you need to purge the repo version first, really idk [12:02] ioria, thankfully this is a testing VM, so easy to do stuff like that [12:03] m5w, ah , ok check this too : https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/texlive-2017 [12:12] Hiyas all [12:19] Good day, i installed vim and ycm, but after a while ycm gets deleted for no reason from /.vim/bundle i could see every other plugin but ycm halp [12:20] !info vim-youcompleteme [12:20] vim-youcompleteme (source: vim-youcompleteme): fast, as-you-type, fuzzy-search code completion engine for Vim. In component universe, is optional. Version 0+20161219+git194ff33-1 (zesty), package size 110 kB, installed size 384 kB [12:26] tehstormcrow: how did you install ycm? [12:27] Firefox 55 does not support Google Hangout, so I try to install Firefox ESR on Ubuntu zesty. The download link in The third column, /Varnish Cache/, marks those VMODs that are also available in the [12:27] (sorry wrong copy paste after "The download link" [12:27] ) [12:27] The download link in https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/ [12:28] downloads a tar, with no instruction installations. [12:28] francisv: all you need to do is untar to a desired location [12:28] and then? [12:28] I have done that [12:28]