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talktalk2017https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/09/25/ubucon-europe-2017/00:28
oterrivelhello01:12
oterrivelhow to access a NTFS partition with a normal account? prompts for main account password when mounting/unmounting.01:14
oterrivelwhat is the check list01:14
oterrivelanyone?01:15
ubuntumateuserHi all, what kind of a chat room is this?01:42
ubuntumateuserIs it for help with the OS, or more of a cafe chat?01:43
TimAppleIt's everything you just said02:27
TimAppleNot a lot of traffic though02:27
TimAppleBetter to reach out for help on the forums.. https://ubuntu-mate.community/02:27
=== Astro7467_ is now known as Astro7467
m4thi, i just switched to compton using mate-tweak. was using marco software compositing before. i noticed that alt-tab just shows app icons instead of previews. is this a limitation of using a separate compositor, or is there a workaround?05:48
ali1234its a limitation of a separate compositor06:15
ali1234alt tab is rendered by window manager, and if it isn't also the compositor it can't know what windows look like06:15
=== Gallomimia_ is now known as Gallomimia
m4tthanks06:28
umuthi bros06:49
umutsa türk var mı06:49
m4thrm07:04
* m4t tried mutter07:04
m4tit "works" but i guess it's not very tightly integrated07:05
Gallomimiarunning ubuntu mate 16.04 on a gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 board. having trouble with bios options like ehci and iommu. whole system won't boot08:22
diogenes_Gallomimia, boot with acpi=off option08:28
Gallomimiais that a grub option?08:30
diogenes_yes08:30
Gallomimiafinding where to put that has been elusive. i'm challenged by the fact that the system won't boot now to update it in permanent fashion08:31
diogenes_GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi=off"08:31
Gallomimiayeah. that's in a place i can't access right now08:31
diogenes_is the system installed? or you just booting from usb?08:31
Gallomimiainstalled08:31
Gallomimiabooting is not a thing that is happening.08:32
Gallomimiabooting "from" something is irrelevant. grub does load from the main drive tho08:32
diogenes_then grab a usb drive and boot into live session08:32
diogenes_and tehre you can change08:32
Gallomimialooking at 10-15 mins to reflash the drive i think08:37
Gallomimiadidn't seem to boot the first time08:37
Gallomimiaor even recognize the usb08:37
diogenes_do you see the usb when you press f9 or esc or f12 or whaever your motherboard action key is?08:38
diogenes_the boot menu option?08:39
Gallomimiai see two entries for "ubuntu" which i think are both the main drive08:39
Gallomimiaboots to a grub promt08:40
diogenes_I mean the installation media? how did you install the system? via DVD? USB?08:41
Gallomimiathe usb drive i'm reflashing right now08:41
Gallomimiadidn't recognize it tho08:41
m4ti came across this https://github.com/richardgv/skippy-xd08:42
diogenes_switch your pc off completely, even pull out the ac cable, then insert the usb and boot into bios, see if the usb is recognized there and make is the primary boot option08:42
m4tit'd need to be run on session start and then a hotkey would need to run the command that "activates" it08:42
Gallomimiaoo08:42
m4tbut the window previews work :)08:42
m4tthere's also https://github.com/jotrk/x-choyce08:49
m4tdidn't try it yet tho08:49
Gallomimiafek i wish i could just figure out how to work with a grub prompt08:53
diogenes_Gallomimia, Im my case I have a multiboot usb which uses grub to hande different kinds of bootable isos and you can add any grub options for every iso separately, in that case if there's acpi conflict for any of the iso, I just add acpi=off for that particular brub meny entry and it boots with no issues08:56
diogenes_handle*08:56
Gallomimiai've got one that had a full install done on it08:56
m4tlol actually x:choyce doesn't work. it compiles, but when you run it and hit super+tab, xorg just freezes and something (i didn't check what) starts maxing out a core to 100%. had to switch to vt to kill it09:01
Gallomimiagot the ubuntu mate liveUSB to boot on this system...09:46
Gallomimianow. i gotta fix some grub. and the initrd09:46
IarlaI'm running Ubuntu Mate on a Pi3. I can't hear any audio via HDMI. I've tried both raspi-config and the manual command sudo amixer cset numid=3 211:58
IarlaAny ideas what the issue might be? The device itself plays audio fine via HDMI for other input devices.11:58
=== Iarla2 is now known as Iarla
sixwheeledbeastlarla: is sound output set to hdmi?12:50
sixwheeledbeastSystem > Prefs > Hardware > Sound > Output12:52
Iarlasixwheeledbeast: I haven't checked that, no. Thanks, I'll take a look and let you know :)13:39
IarlaThere is no output option there for HDMI. Only analog.13:40
sixwheeledbeasthttps://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/audio-config.md     check the boot config?13:47
sixwheeledbeastOr maybe reboot first and if still no luck try the above.13:48
IarlaI tried the reboot so I'll check out that link, thanks again!13:53
Iarlasixwheeledbeast: editing /boot/config.txt did the trick, thanks so much!13:59
IarlaNote on the documentation: it might be worth updating the official doc to point to sixwheeledbeast's link for persistent audio issues. Ubuntu MATE doc: https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/14:01
mate-mait-maytAre there any Mate-ubuntu support options for sale? Similar to Ubuntu's advanced support options?15:24
Iarlapastebin.com/miT3udD5 - I'm getting this error when trying to launch Firefox on the Pi 3 since the latest updates came in (after a fresh install). Chrome is working though. Does the output look familiar to anyone?15:31
m4tIarla: does firefox -safe-mode crash still?15:57
m4tonly thing that comes to mind is something broken in the profile. you could rm -rf ~/.mozilla/firefox if that's the case.15:59
Iarlam4t: I have to run, but I'll try that when I get back. thank you.16:00
abbacomment acceder à la partition windows16:28
m4tabba: probably ntfs-3g if you want r/w16:40
paradishello  i'm french18:10
alkisgUbuntu announced that they drop the 32bit .iso in 17.10. Does this affect Ubuntu-mate? Will there be a  32bit17.10 mate.iso?18:17
alkisgAh ok just saw the reply by iain, "other flavours are unaffected"18:21
Akulii wonder how though18:24
mate-mait-maytyeah that does seem a bit odd18:24
sixwheeledbeastI thought the plan was to slowly phase out 32bit by 18.04 LTS, it makes more sense to drop support on an LTS release IMO.18:31
* alkisg thinks it would make most sense to drop it right after an lts release...19:21
alkisgE.g. in 16.10 or in 18.1019:21
alkisgBut ok as long as mate ships 32bit for 18.04, everything is fine ;)19:21
Iarlam4t: starting in safe mode results in the same issue, as well as deleting ~/.mozilla/firefox20:44
m4tsorry, dunno :|20:50
IarlaNo problem, thanks for helping rule those out anyway :)20:53
m4tso i've switched to compton using nvidia proprietary drivers, and i've noticed that in gedit, i'll sporadically (and when it happens, it'll happen for a while) get significant lag in pluma20:59
m4tlike 1 second delay from hitting tab and seeing the text move over :|21:00
sixwheeledbeastThat's what I meant regarding LTS release.21:00
sixwheeledbeastIarla: what version FF?21:05
Iarlasixwheeledbeast: 55.0.221:11
IarlaOn Ubuntu MATE on a Pi 3.21:12
sixwheeledbeastUse the ESR version instead I don't believe 55 is stable on Rpi21:12
Iarlasixwheeledbeast: great, Ill try that!21:24
IarlaIs that available in the botique?21:24
sixwheeledbeastno idea apt-get install firefox-esr?21:25
IarlaNo and apt search doesn't find it either. It's grand, I can search around online and see what's available for Pi.21:29
IarlaLooks like ESR isn't for Pi www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all/21:37
IarlaBut I can live with Chromium until I see the next FF update roll in. Might change things.21:38
sixwheeledbeasthttps://packages.debian.org/stretch/firefox-esr21:39
sixwheeledbeastAlternativelt remove firefox 55 and install 52 then pin it.21:40
IarlaCool, thanks sixwheeledbeast. I see arm64 architecture there. I'll give it a go in the morning. If not, 52 sounds like a fine solution.21:43
IarlaMuch appreciated.21:43
sixwheeledbeastnp21:43
=== king_of_ireland is now known as James_Ford

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