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ReedK0 | hello everybady | 03:30 |
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ReedK0 | Same question as yesterday: anyone have a successful MATE theme installation? | 03:30 |
GizmoRomick | ReedK0: Themes have never worked right for me on MATE. Hasn't worked well for me on Plasma5 either | 07:17 |
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=== ubuntu-mate is now known as naweak | ||
naweak | hell | 14:24 |
naweak | o | 14:24 |
diogenes_ | hell ou | 14:24 |
gojkochea | does somebody know how to stop muting front panel | 17:18 |
futbol_ | banho | 18:02 |
futbol_ | cant download my applications | 18:03 |
diogenes_ | applications | 18:03 |
futbol_ | why | 18:04 |
diogenes_ | why what? | 18:04 |
futbol_ | cant install apps with ubuntu mate | 18:05 |
diogenes_ | futbol_, do I have to ask what apps how you try to install? or you let us guess? | 18:05 |
futbol_ | like itunes and playonlinux | 18:06 |
diogenes_ | the second question, how you try to? | 18:06 |
futbol_ | with welcome ubuntumate | 18:07 |
diogenes_ | is it a new fresh installed? | 18:07 |
futbol_ | havnt got it thats why am asking | 18:08 |
diogenes_ | I'm asking if you have just installed ubuntu mate | 18:09 |
jbicha | flexiondotorg: could you do a rebuild of ubuntu-mate-meta on bionic for LP: #1581160 ? | 19:00 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1581160 in language-selector (Ubuntu) "Switch to Noto Sans as default font for Japanese and/or Korean?" [Wishlist,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1581160 | 19:00 |
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atinypoy | ello | 20:17 |
atinypoy | can anyone see me? | 20:20 |
gojko | how to run alsactl restore on startup tried a couple of ways but didn't work | 20:35 |
diogenes_ | what have you tried? | 20:38 |
gojko | https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=193921 | 20:41 |
gojko | this sorry but I'm new to linux but the problem is front panel headphones dose not work so I stored the settings and now looking for a way to run restore on start up | 20:43 |
diogenes_ | gojko so the restore script works but it just doesn't work at startup? | 20:44 |
gojko | yup, I'w created start up application but it's not executed, then I type in terminal the command and it works | 20:47 |
diogenes_ | ok what is the command that yoi type | 20:48 |
diogenes_ | you* | 20:48 |
gojko | sudo alsactl restore | 20:48 |
diogenes_ | ok now create a simple file called: alsa-restore.desktop | 20:49 |
gojko | ok | 20:49 |
gojko | done | 20:50 |
diogenes_ | wait | 20:51 |
diogenes_ | gojko, in terminal run: ls /usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/ | 20:53 |
diogenes_ | all what you get as the result you go here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/ | 20:53 |
diogenes_ | copy everything from the terminal | 20:53 |
diogenes_ | click paste and share the link here | 20:53 |
gojko | https://paste.ubuntu.com/25941698/ | 20:56 |
gojko | here you go | 20:56 |
diogenes_ | k | 20:56 |
diogenes_ | ok now let's go back to your alsa-restore.desktop file | 20:57 |
gojko | ok and thanks a lot | 20:57 |
diogenes_ | open it in a text editor and add the text from here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25941710/ | 20:57 |
diogenes_ | tell me when you done | 20:58 |
gojko | done | 20:58 |
diogenes_ | save the file and close it | 20:58 |
gojko | done | 20:59 |
diogenes_ | in what folder the file is stored? | 20:59 |
gojko | documents | 21:00 |
diogenes_ | ok now run in terminal: cat /home/$USER/Documents/alsa-restore.desktop | 21:00 |
diogenes_ | and do the same steps, copy/paste and share the link here | 21:01 |
gojko | to change to my username? or keep it at $USER | 21:01 |
diogenes_ | run the exact command | 21:01 |
gojko | https://paste.ubuntu.com/25941739/ | 21:02 |
diogenes_ | ok now run: chmod +x /home/$USER/Documents/alsa-restore.desktop | 21:03 |
gojko | ok done | 21:03 |
diogenes_ | notice if the file has changed, icon appeared | 21:03 |
gojko | yes it did | 21:04 |
diogenes_ | now | 21:04 |
diogenes_ | run: cp /home/$USER/Documents/alsa-restore.desktop /home/$USER/.config/autostart | 21:04 |
gojko | done | 21:05 |
diogenes_ | run: ls /home/$USER/.config/autostart and just tell me if your file is listed in there | 21:05 |
gojko | alsa-restore.desktop indicator-sound.desktop | 21:07 |
gojko | alsa-volume-restore.desktop pulseaudio.desktop | 21:07 |
gojko | yes it is | 21:07 |
diogenes_ | good, reboot your pc, see if it works, come with a feedback | 21:07 |
gojko | thanks for the effort man I owe you a beer :) | 21:08 |
diogenes_ | np | 21:08 |
gojko | diogenes_: did not work | 21:11 |
diogenes_ | yeah sorry I forgot, it's a command that starts with sudo | 21:11 |
gojko | checked alsa headphones were muted | 21:11 |
gojko | restored them now they work | 21:12 |
diogenes_ | so it requires the password, so there are two ways, either each time it pops up the terminal asking for password or make it autorum without poassword but a bit risky | 21:12 |
gojko | what would you suggest, is one way easier | 21:14 |
diogenes_ | let's first try with the password | 21:14 |
diogenes_ | open the alsa-restore file in a text editor | 21:14 |
diogenes_ | the one from home/$USER/.config/autostart | 21:15 |
gojko | ok | 21:16 |
gojko | done that | 21:16 |
diogenes_ | now modify the line: Terminal=false | 21:16 |
diogenes_ | change to | 21:16 |
diogenes_ | Terminal=true | 21:16 |
gojko | true | 21:16 |
diogenes_ | save | 21:16 |
gojko | ok | 21:16 |
diogenes_ | close and double click on it and see if it open a terminal | 21:16 |
gojko | yes it dose | 21:17 |
diogenes_ | uok now you reboot again and see if it actually does the job, you will be asked for password at startup | 21:17 |
diogenes_ | enetr it and see if it works | 21:18 |
gojko | ok see you in a bit | 21:18 |
diogenes_ | ok | 21:18 |
gojko | it didn't pop up but it dose the job | 21:23 |
diogenes_ | hmm strange | 21:23 |
diogenes_ | ok anyways, if you encounter further problems, come here | 21:24 |
gojko | yes i will and thanks a lot I'm struggling with this all day trying different distros to make it work but no successes, maybe not to turn of the pc is the answer :D | 21:26 |
diogenes_ | wait, you said that it now works, so why bothering? | 21:27 |
gojko | it worked but, I opened the file manually and typed the pass | 21:28 |
diogenes_ | oh that is why, ok then let's try something else | 21:29 |
diogenes_ | go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications | 21:29 |
gojko | to create a new one | 21:30 |
diogenes_ | first, singe I use a different DE, I don't know how it looks like in mate, what are the options, so you could make a screenshot of it and show it to me | 21:31 |
diogenes_ | since* | 21:31 |
gojko | sure can i paste it in ubuntu | 21:33 |
diogenes_ | imgur.com | 21:33 |
gojko | https://imgur.com/a/D6k02 | 21:34 |
diogenes_ | ok what does it show when you click add | 21:35 |
gojko | I'v created the new entry and link it to the file | 21:35 |
diogenes_ | ok | 21:35 |
diogenes_ | but | 21:36 |
diogenes_ | it might now work if you point directly at the .desktop file, try reboot and see if it works | 21:36 |
gojko | https://imgur.com/a/W0Uma | 21:36 |
gojko | but whic desktop file in autostart? or the one we created | 21:37 |
diogenes_ | oh ok it wont work | 21:37 |
diogenes_ | what you should do is the following | 21:37 |
diogenes_ | name: whatever | 21:38 |
diogenes_ | command: sh -c "sudo alsactl restore" | 21:38 |
diogenes_ | comment: whatever | 21:38 |
diogenes_ | and also open the options tab and see if there's an option to open the terminal | 21:38 |
gojko | only one option to automatically remember running applications when logging out | 21:40 |
diogenes_ | ok then let's try the risky way only if you want it | 21:40 |
gojko | should i try this with sh -c "sudo alsactl restore" | 21:41 |
diogenes_ | this which? | 21:41 |
gojko | with startup app with command | 21:42 |
diogenes_ | yes try that, but if there's no option to run in terminal I'm not sure how it will prompt for the password | 21:42 |
diogenes_ | but try it and reboot | 21:42 |
gojko | ok | 21:43 |
gojko | lets go risky | 21:46 |
diogenes_ | first you need to have the installation media usb or dvd to restore everything in case it's needed | 21:47 |
gojko | Ohhh I do :D | 21:47 |
diogenes_ | so you have it? | 21:48 |
gojko | yes | 21:48 |
diogenes_ | ok open the terminal | 21:48 |
gojko | ok | 21:48 |
diogenes_ | run: sudo mkdir /scripts && sudo touch alsa.sh && sudo chmod +x /scripts/alsa.sh | 21:49 |
diogenes_ | sorry run: sudo mkdir /scripts && sudo touch /scripts/alsa.sh && sudo chmod +x /scripts/alsa.sh | 21:49 |
diogenes_ | I'm a bit sleepy that's why making mistaked | 21:50 |
gojko | mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/scripts’: File exists | 21:50 |
gojko | relax and not to worry :D | 21:50 |
diogenes_ | ok run ls /scripts | 21:50 |
diogenes_ | just tell me what you see | 21:51 |
gojko | when I run ls /scripts it dose not show anything | 21:52 |
diogenes_ | good | 21:52 |
diogenes_ | now run: sudo touch /scripts/alsa.sh && sudo chmod +x /scripts/alsa.sh | 21:52 |
gojko | ok | 21:53 |
gojko | done | 21:53 |
diogenes_ | now run: sudo echo "#!/bin/bash" > /scripts/alsa.sh | 21:53 |
diogenes_ | remember, you should not see any output after these commands, if you see anything other than blank, tell me | 21:54 |
gojko | bash: !/bin/bash: event not found | 21:54 |
gojko | this was after last command, it's all clear till then | 21:55 |
diogenes_ | ok what is the text editor you use? | 21:55 |
diogenes_ | gedit? mousepad? | 21:55 |
gojko | gedit | 21:56 |
diogenes_ | run: gksu gedit /scripts/alsa.sh | 21:56 |
diogenes_ | it should open the file | 21:56 |
gojko | I do not have gksu can I use sudo ? | 21:57 |
diogenes_ | now, run: sudo apt install gksu | 21:58 |
diogenes_ | don't use sudo | 21:58 |
gojko | ok done | 22:00 |
diogenes_ | run: gksu gedit /scripts/alsa.sh | 22:00 |
gojko | opened file | 22:00 |
diogenes_ | the first line write: #!/bin/bash | 22:01 |
gojko | ok | 22:01 |
diogenes_ | the second line underneath write: sudo alsactl restore | 22:01 |
gojko | ok | 22:02 |
diogenes_ | save the file, run: cat /scripts/alsa.sh paste you know where and share the link here | 22:02 |
gojko | https://paste.ubuntu.com/25942129/ | 22:04 |
diogenes_ | good now | 22:04 |
diogenes_ | the following command you should run with maximum accuracy | 22:05 |
diogenes_ | on it depends if you get a working sudo afterwards | 22:06 |
diogenes_ | run: run: sudo echo "ALL ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /scripts/alsa.sh" >>/etc/sudoers | 22:06 |
diogenes_ | sorry | 22:06 |
diogenes_ | run only | 22:06 |
diogenes_ | sudo echo "ALL ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /scripts/alsa.sh" >>/etc/sudoers | 22:06 |
gojko | permission denied | 22:07 |
diogenes_ | ok run su | 22:08 |
diogenes_ | enter your password | 22:08 |
diogenes_ | afterwards run: | 22:08 |
diogenes_ | echo "ALL ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /scripts/alsa.sh" >>/etc/sudoers | 22:08 |
gojko | It dose not accept my pass | 22:10 |
diogenes_ | what does it say? | 22:10 |
gojko | su: Authentication failure | 22:10 |
diogenes_ | ok try running: sudo apt update and see if it goes well | 22:11 |
gojko | finished well | 22:11 |
diogenes_ | good | 22:11 |
diogenes_ | now | 22:11 |
diogenes_ | run: gksu gedit /etc/sudoers | 22:12 |
gojko | ok | 22:12 |
diogenes_ | did it open a file? | 22:12 |
gojko | yes | 22:12 |
diogenes_ | scroll to the end of the file and at the end add the following line: | 22:13 |
diogenes_ | ALL ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /scripts/alsa.sh | 22:13 |
diogenes_ | maximum accuracy | 22:13 |
diogenes_ | with spaces | 22:13 |
gojko | ok to save ? | 22:14 |
diogenes_ | save | 22:14 |
diogenes_ | close the file | 22:14 |
diogenes_ | and close the terminal | 22:14 |
gojko | ok | 22:14 |
diogenes_ | now to check if the sude is still alive you shoild open the terminala nd run: sudo apt update | 22:15 |
gojko | it updated it | 22:16 |
diogenes_ | good the risky part went well | 22:16 |
diogenes_ | now | 22:16 |
diogenes_ | go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications | 22:16 |
gojko | ok | 22:16 |
diogenes_ | click add and you fill in the lines as follows: | 22:16 |
diogenes_ | name: alsa-restore-new | 22:17 |
diogenes_ | command: sh -c "sudo /scripts/alsa.sh" | 22:17 |
diogenes_ | comment: whatever | 22:17 |
gojko | ok done | 22:17 |
diogenes_ | click ok or save or whaever option and run in terminal: cat /etc/sudoers | 22:18 |
diogenes_ | paste/share the link | 22:18 |
gojko | permission denied | 22:19 |
diogenes_ | run: sudo cat /etc/sudoers | 22:19 |
gojko | https://paste.ubuntu.com/25942230/ | 22:20 |
diogenes_ | now | 22:21 |
diogenes_ | run: cd /scripts/ && ./alsa.sh | 22:21 |
diogenes_ | notice if it throws any errors | 22:21 |
gojko | nope it didn't | 22:21 |
diogenes_ | ok, the final step | 22:22 |
diogenes_ | reboot, come back with the feedback | 22:22 |
gojko | ok :D | 22:22 |
gojko | diogenes_: guess what it didn't work | 22:27 |
diogenes_ | ok don't run it | 22:27 |
diogenes_ | try this: | 22:28 |
diogenes_ | cd /scripts/ && ./alsa.sh | 22:28 |
diogenes_ | and see if it runs like that | 22:28 |
gojko | nothing happens | 22:29 |
diogenes_ | cd /scripts/ && sudo ./alsa.sh | 22:29 |
gojko | i turned on alsa manually so I don't now | 22:31 |
gojko | but terminal dosen't output anything | 22:31 |
diogenes_ | nah, we need to test if the script works | 22:31 |
diogenes_ | the terminal gives no output it means the command went well with no errors | 22:32 |
gojko | I just do not know why is so complicated to turn on the headphones | 22:33 |
gojko | should I restart it | 22:33 |
diogenes_ | yes restart but | 22:33 |
diogenes_ | when it starts don't run anything | 22:33 |
diogenes_ | just come here | 22:34 |
gojko | ok | 22:34 |
gojko | diogenes_: ok lets do it | 22:36 |
diogenes_ | run: cd /scripts/ && sudo ./alsa.sh | 22:36 |
diogenes_ | afterward check if your headphones owrk | 22:36 |
diogenes_ | work* | 22:36 |
gojko | yes they do | 22:37 |
diogenes_ | so the script works fine, no password required | 22:37 |
diogenes_ | now | 22:37 |
diogenes_ | ls /home/$USER/.config/autostart | 22:37 |
diogenes_ | just paste here | 22:38 |
gojko | https://paste.ubuntu.com/25942342/ | 22:39 |
diogenes_ | go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications | 22:40 |
diogenes_ | see if out alsa-restore-new | 22:40 |
diogenes_ | is checked for startup | 22:40 |
gojko | it is checked | 22:42 |
diogenes_ | doeble click on it or edit (if available) make a screenshot and show me the fields you filled in | 22:43 |
gojko | https://imgur.com/a/567gA | 22:44 |
diogenes_ | I'm not quite sure if in the command field there is sh-c or sh -c (a space in between) | 22:46 |
gojko | it was a space between | 22:46 |
diogenes_ | if there is a space then ok | 22:47 |
gojko | yes it is a space and the whole field is sh -c "sudo /scripts/alsa.sh" | 22:47 |
diogenes_ | try to replace the command with: sh -c "cd /scripts/ && sudo ./alsa.sh" | 22:48 |
diogenes_ | save and now let's create a second one | 22:48 |
diogenes_ | name: alsa-restore-second | 22:48 |
diogenes_ | command: cd /scripts/ && sudo ./alsa.sh | 22:49 |
diogenes_ | comment: something | 22:49 |
gojko | done to reboot ? | 22:49 |
diogenes_ | no | 22:49 |
diogenes_ | first enlarge that window and show me what other stuff are checked for stratup | 22:50 |
diogenes_ | startup* | 22:50 |
gojko | https://imgur.com/a/6tExF | 22:51 |
gojko | the first part | 22:51 |
gojko | https://imgur.com/a/dkqPo | 22:52 |
gojko | the second part | 22:52 |
diogenes_ | uncheck the alsa-headphones and alsa volume restore | 22:53 |
diogenes_ | so you leave our scripts: alsa-restore-new and alsa-restore-second | 22:54 |
gojko | ok | 22:54 |
diogenes_ | also | 22:54 |
diogenes_ | somewhere in the settings (not sure on mate where exactly) but something related to the session, you have to check and see if the session is being saved upon reboots | 22:55 |
diogenes_ | we don't need the session to be saved, we need to start with the new session | 22:55 |
diogenes_ | ok apparently it doesn't have that feature | 22:57 |
diogenes_ | so reboot and come back | 22:57 |
gojko | nope only the one that saves running apps when logging out | 22:58 |
diogenes_ | uncheck that option too for the test | 22:58 |
gojko | it was unchecked all the time | 22:59 |
diogenes_ | ok reboot | 22:59 |
gojko | diogenes_: still nothing | 23:02 |
diogenes_ | ok I think I know what the problem | 23:02 |
diogenes_ | the script is being executed too early | 23:02 |
diogenes_ | we have to increase the time it executes | 23:02 |
diogenes_ | go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications | 23:02 |
gojko | ok | 23:03 |
diogenes_ | double click on alsa-restore-new | 23:03 |
gojko | ok | 23:03 |
diogenes_ | change the command with: sh -c "sleep 30; sudo /scripts/alsa.sh" | 23:04 |
gojko | changed | 23:04 |
diogenes_ | save, reboot, after desktop appears count to 30 and only after that come here, check the headphones after that | 23:05 |
gojko | its not that | 23:11 |
diogenes_ | didn't work? | 23:11 |
gojko | nope | 23:11 |
diogenes_ | ok one last try | 23:11 |
diogenes_ | open terminal | 23:11 |
gojko | ok | 23:12 |
diogenes_ | run: sudo touch /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh && sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:13 |
gojko | ok | 23:13 |
diogenes_ | gksu gedit /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:13 |
gojko | opened the new file | 23:14 |
diogenes_ | first line: #!/bin/bash | 23:14 |
diogenes_ | second: sleep 40; sudo /scripts/alsa.sh | 23:14 |
diogenes_ | after that | 23:15 |
diogenes_ | cat /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:15 |
diogenes_ | copy here what you get | 23:15 |
gojko | the cat /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh command goes in to the terminal? | 23:15 |
diogenes_ | yes | 23:16 |
gojko | #!/bin/bash | 23:16 |
gojko | sleep 40; sudo /scripts/alsa.sh | 23:16 |
diogenes_ | good | 23:16 |
diogenes_ | now your headphones don't work right? | 23:17 |
gojko | right | 23:17 |
diogenes_ | run: /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:17 |
diogenes_ | see if they work | 23:17 |
diogenes_ | after 40 seconds | 23:17 |
gojko | nope still dead | 23:19 |
diogenes_ | ok once again: gksu gedit /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:19 |
gojko | ok | 23:20 |
diogenes_ | the second line modify: sudo /scripts/alsa.sh | 23:20 |
diogenes_ | without sleep thing | 23:20 |
gojko | and than run /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:21 |
diogenes_ | yes | 23:21 |
diogenes_ | see if headphones work | 23:21 |
diogenes_ | did you save the file first? | 23:21 |
gojko | yes i did | 23:22 |
gojko | and still nothing | 23:22 |
diogenes_ | ok this: cd /etc/init.d/ && ./alsa2.sh | 23:23 |
diogenes_ | check headphones | 23:23 |
gojko | nope | 23:23 |
diogenes_ | ok this: cd /etc/init.d/ && sudo ./alsa2.sh | 23:24 |
gojko | dosen't work | 23:24 |
diogenes_ | this: sudo /scripts/alsa.sh | 23:24 |
gojko | nope | 23:25 |
diogenes_ | this: cd /scripts && sudo ./alsa,sh | 23:26 |
diogenes_ | see if you get any output | 23:26 |
diogenes_ | if no output = good | 23:26 |
gojko | command not found | 23:26 |
diogenes_ | this: cd /scripts && sudo ./alsa.sh | 23:27 |
gojko | nothing | 23:27 |
diogenes_ | go back to application autostart in preferences, check back the: alsa-headphones and alsa volume restore | 23:28 |
gojko | done | 23:28 |
diogenes_ | run: gksu /scripts/alsa.sh | 23:29 |
diogenes_ | modify the second line | 23:29 |
diogenes_ | just add: sleep 40; | 23:29 |
gojko | you mean gksu gedit? | 23:30 |
diogenes_ | yes | 23:30 |
diogenes_ | the second line should look like:the entire second line should look like: sleep 40; sudo alsactl restore | 23:31 |
gojko | ok done | 23:32 |
diogenes_ | save close | 23:32 |
diogenes_ | before you reboot write down on a paper the following command | 23:32 |
diogenes_ | sudo rm /etc/init.d/alsa2.sh | 23:32 |
diogenes_ | you gonna have to use this command in case you can't login to you system after reboot | 23:33 |
gojko | ok | 23:33 |
diogenes_ | reboot, wait till 40 seconds, come here | 23:33 |
gojko | ok | 23:33 |
gojko | nothing | 23:37 |
diogenes_ | try start it manually | 23:38 |
gojko | alsa restore didnt work | 23:39 |
gojko | now i unmuted it and turn them on | 23:39 |
diogenes_ | so they work or not? | 23:39 |
gojko | now they work | 23:40 |
gojko | like the store file was deleted | 23:40 |
diogenes_ | so wait, it looks like it work without you having to run the command? | 23:40 |
diogenes_ | just unmuted? | 23:41 |
gojko | nope it didn't work there was nothing alsa to restore | 23:41 |
gojko | so I unmuted headphones in alsa and turned them on | 23:42 |
diogenes_ | ok then it's something definitely wrong with the way your system handles autostart scripts | 23:43 |
gojko | I'v been trying to figure it out for 3 days and still nothing | 23:44 |
gojko | every distro i tried the same thing | 23:45 |
diogenes_ | what distros have you tried? | 23:45 |
gojko | kubuntu lubuntu xubuntu manjaro mint debian fedora open suse.... | 23:46 |
diogenes_ | ok what is your pc release year? | 23:47 |
gojko | the strange thing is that when I firstly tried mate lts it worked normaly | 23:47 |
gojko | 4 years maybe | 23:48 |
diogenes_ | ok do you happen to have secure boot on? | 23:48 |
gojko | no last os was 7 | 23:49 |
diogenes_ | is it a lenovo pc? | 23:50 |
gojko | no no its msi motherboard amdx4 750k and amd r7 250 | 23:50 |
gojko | 8 gigs of ram | 23:51 |
diogenes_ | ok have you checked for additional drivers? | 23:51 |
gojko | nope | 23:51 |
diogenes_ | check and see maybe they have something for you | 23:51 |
gojko | I mean i put the amd cpu proprietary | 23:53 |
diogenes_ | what version of ubuntu? | 23:54 |
gojko | currently? 17.10 | 23:54 |
diogenes_ | so I guess it worked fine on 14.04? | 23:55 |
gojko | I didn't have 14.04 | 23:55 |
diogenes_ | you said it worked well before so what version you was using then? | 23:56 |
gojko | i was rolling on win7 till the end of last week | 23:56 |
gojko | well i diceded to go on linux and installed mate 16.04 first and it worked | 23:56 |
diogenes_ | oh so that's the reason | 23:57 |
diogenes_ | then 16.04 is the way to go | 23:57 |
gojko | i tried that | 23:57 |
diogenes_ | and? | 23:57 |
gojko | dosen't help | 23:57 |
diogenes_ | do you ahve a separate /home folder? | 23:57 |
gojko | still no sound | 23:58 |
gojko | nope only root and swap | 23:58 |
diogenes_ | my advice is to burn a 16.04 usb and to try is with the live session | 23:58 |
diogenes_ | not installing | 23:59 |
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