[00:00] presumably 17.10 is calling gnome-session-quit --power-off, and can be tweaked somehow to pass --no-prompt [00:00] ah but --no-prompt only works with --logout [00:00] i'm not sure there is a real good reason to disable the prompt, tbh [00:00] for logout, i can see, but for shutdown, you' [00:00] are affecting all users [00:17] Hi. Is WildGuppy still a thing? I'm looking for a tool to adjust my screen brightnes automatically. The first one I've found was WildGuppy, however looking at the ppa the last update is ages ago ( https://launchpad.net/~fantasyleague0629/+archive/ubuntu/wildguppy ) [00:19] Anticom: https://github.com/billyboar/autobrightness last updated 2015? [00:19] Anticom: i'd guess it's defunct [00:20] Anticom: some googling (and refining the search by date) shows: http://ronmevissen.com/autobrightness [00:21] Anticom: but regardless, not ubuntu with the ppa or the above :) [00:22] Anticom: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/power-autobrightness.html hrm [00:25] nacc: hm, don't have that option. Afaik my laptop has an ambient light sensor so it should be there. === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [00:25] Any way to check for availability of that sensor in cli etc.? [00:25] Anticom: are you on 17.10? [00:25] nacc: 16.04 [00:25] Anticom: ah that link was for 17.10 [00:25] Waiting for the next LTS [00:25] ah okay [00:25] Any way to maybe backport it? [00:27] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/ubuntu-help/display-dimscreen.html [00:27] would imply the setting does not exist in 16.04 [00:27] Anticom: unlikely, it's presumably a gnome thing [00:27] Hi [00:27] I'm stuckbehind ubuntu 17.04 login screen [00:28] Keyboard or mouse don't work [00:28] Mehrzad: Tried changing to another tty and looking at the logs from xorg? [00:28] Oh [00:29] According to this page, the xserver files don't get updated during the update. But I connat do any updates in the recovery mode either [00:30] hello [00:30] yes [00:30] the audio is good in ubuntu, but not suse, does anyone know the difference? [00:31] When Itry to load the recovery mode with networking enabled i get this error: grep /etc/resolv.conf no such file or directory [00:31] solidfox: there are many differences between the two. [00:32] nacc: interesting. would you mind talking about them a little [00:33] solidfox: it's not really topical for this channel. I'm sure you can google for the differences between ubuntu and suse. They are completely different operating systems. [00:33] Anticom: I don't know what a tty is :\ [00:34] Mehrzad: https://askubuntu.com/a/66198/382883 [00:34] I guess I rused into a new os too quickly. everything else seemed so good [00:34] I didn't think to play some music [00:34] solidfox: if you have a problem with suse, you should ask suse for support [00:35] nacc: they helped me. [00:35] solidfox: ... so you don't have any issue? [00:35] nacc: well, before they helped me I had no audio [00:35] solidfox: But this still isn't #suse [00:35] solidfox: right, not an ubuntu issue. [00:35] mhm [00:35] solidfox: so please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere [00:36] yeah you're right. sorry [00:36] solidfox: #friendly-coders also is a good one [00:37] Anticom: So do I change the tty on the login screen? [00:38] Mehrzad: you just change to a tty other than 7 (where xorg is running on) [00:38] Mehrzad: But if neither keyboard nor mouse are working you can't change to another tty [00:39] Ah okat Anticom [00:39] *okay [00:40] I'll give it another try and will be back [00:41] Mehrzad: IOMMT setting in bios ? is it eneabled ? [00:41] IOMMU* [00:42] is there a ppa for wgetpaste? [00:47] CashDash123, what do you need it for ? [00:53] ubuntu question: what is the latest kernel available for ubuntu LTS [00:54] Okay, I'm back. Still can't get the keyboard and mouse get to work [00:55] !info linux-image-generic xenial | solidfox [00:55] solidfox: linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.98.103 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 13 kB [00:56] there is also hwe, though [00:57] !hwe | solidfox [00:57] solidfox: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [00:57] (currently at 4.10 for hwe and 4.13 for hwe-edge, i believe) [00:58] This is the errors that I get during installing xserver-xorg in recovery mode https://postimg.org/image/8o07tai6j/ [01:00] neunon: Did you select " enable networking" in the recovery menu also ? [01:00] Mehrzad: Just guessing but looks as if you are simply offline [01:00] Mehrzad: ^^ sorry fat fingers neunon . [01:01] Well [01:02] How can I get online? When I try to get online using laptop wifi it says /et/cresolv.conf is not found, so I tried cellphone tethering [01:03] Did you even read Bashing-om's suggestion? [01:04] Mehrzad: if i had to guess, /etc/resolv.conf is a symlink and possibly to something not mounted? [01:06] nacc: I don't know. It must be one of ubuntu's own files [01:08] So, even it's a symlink, how can i mount the original file? [01:16] Mehrzad: first, look if it is [01:16] Mehrzad: see where it is trying to link to [01:16] Mehrzad: does the file exist in the first place [01:16] using what commands nacc ? [01:26] I'm looking for the package that provides glib.h [01:26] !find glib.h [01:26] Found: W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W: (and 149 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=glib.h&searchon=names&suite=artful§ion=all [01:27] meh [01:30] Mehrzad: ls -ahl ? [01:30] Romantic: libglib2.0-dev or so [01:30] Romantic: dpkg -S or apt-file search to find such [01:31] Romantic: libglib2.0-dev ?? : https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=glib.h&mode=exactfilename&suite=xenial&arch=any . [01:35] thanks, be right back [01:55] Okay, I'm back [01:56] nacc: this is the result i got from etc/resolv.conf https://postimg.org/image/59i1cteyj/ [01:59] Mehrzad: right, so resolvconf probably doesn't run in the recovery shell [01:59] Mehrzad: you can temporarily edit /etc/resolv.conf and put the right values in [01:59] Mehrzad: just make sure to symlink it back before rebooting [02:00] right values? would "nameserver 8.8.8.8" be enough? === Sven__ is now known as Sven_vB [02:04] nacc: or can i simply mount the source folder? [02:08] nacc: okay, i'm going to try some things. Will be back. thanks [02:08] Hello Everyone [02:10] sirru5h, hi [02:11] Looks quite tonight. [02:12] sirru5h, i guess it does [02:14] Have you tried out firefox 57.0 ? I like it more stable than 56.0, I had a ton of issues with that one. [02:14] sirru5h, most of the people here got the update i reckon. they are already using it [02:15] sirru5h, it looks and behaves better [02:16] It certainly does, on 56 I had issues where it just kept crashing and crashing finally I uninstalled and re-installed then it behaved better [02:26] Hi [02:27] Is there software included on the ubuntu server installation which isn't included on desktop? [02:28] bryanfrommacau: define 'included' [02:28] bryanfrommacau: installed by default: yes; available: no. [02:29] ok [02:30] I'm trying to install ubuntu on an old laptop that I have, but I only have 700mb CDs....What is the best way to install? [02:31] I had trouble with the network installation [02:33] bryanfrommacau, how old is it [02:34] I don't know exactly - but it has windows xp [02:34] The casing says windows vista, but someone installed xp on it [02:34] I haven't been able to boot from usb [02:35] bryanfrommacau, if it's a vista era laptop it should be able to boot from usb sticks [02:36] bryanfrommacau, in some cases you need to enter the bios to select the device where you want to boot from [02:46] It says that it can boot from the usb [02:46] but despite troubleshooting, it doesn't work, so I've given up on that [02:47] I changed all the bios settings I could find, and tried formatting the usb in different ways [02:47] What model laptop is this btw? [02:47] Okay, I'm back [02:47] nacc: no luck creating a resolv.conf file [02:53] Can anyone tell me how to down-grade Firefox (v57 auto installed) in Ubutnu 16.04 LTS? [02:55] bryanfrommacau, the Lubuntu alternate iso can fit on a cd http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/16.04.3/release/ [02:57] hideme, https://askubuntu.com/questions/977138/how-to-downgrade-firefox-57-to-56 [02:57] sirru5h, Just found that one now. :) [02:57] thank you. [02:58] hideme, not recommended to go back to 56 but to use 52ESR instead [02:58] haha great minds think a like I guess :) [02:58] sirru5h, I just need to recover my Tab Groups. :( [02:58] hideme, because 56 is already full of known vulnerabilities that have been fixed in 57 [02:59] hideme, and 52ESR that is [02:59] hideme, I had a ton of trouble with 56 when I first upgraded from 17.04 to 17.10 [03:00] kostkon, what...? Are you suggesting 52ERS? [03:01] I just want to rollback to 56, bookmark all my tabs and then update to 57 and wait for Tab Group support. [03:02] hideme, oh, i thought you wanted to downgrade to keep using that extension [03:02] Is there a way to configure GNOME so that when you click on the icon of a window in the toolbar that's already open, it minimizes the window? It's a habit I have from Windows. [03:02] s/toolbar/taskbar [03:03] kostkon, well... kinda. I need to recover the tabs to bookmark them. [03:04] hideme, ok, go for it [03:05] Alright cya everyone you all have a good night [03:10] Fixed. I'm back on v56 with Tab Groups and all my content. [03:11] Was swearing like a sailor when I got home and it updated before I could hold it back. [03:11] Thanks to all that took the time to answer. [03:22] i don't get this. I've got docker installed and i've got a 'bin' directory in my home dir. I've prepended /home/me/bin to my PATH but if i run 'docker' the native one is picked. Why is that? [03:22] Is it like some anti-virus etc. thing? [03:23] oh forgot to mention that there's an executable script in bin called 'docker' [03:37] Is there a GUI app to configure GTK3? I'm trying to get back a normal scrollbar, right now I have a rounded sliver with no buttons. [03:37] How are packages built and put out as part of main distribution? Is it done by folks at canonical? [03:38] calamari: throw up a terminal and type this: gsettings set com.canonical.desktop.interface scrollbar-mode normal [03:39] Say for this package, can I find out who's built and made avail? libjava-gnome-java [03:40] Romantic: probably the guys over at #ubuntu-dev have answers for your questions [03:41] Romantic: for specific packages i believe there's author information if you do 'apt show libjava-gnome-java' [03:41] Romantic: "Maintainer" is what you're looking for in apt show is what you're looking for === mkv is now known as m4v [04:26] I can’t access the caffe-cuda package with sudo apt-get install caffe-cuda [04:27] I did sudo apt-get update [04:29] bilb_ono: open terminal [04:29] tatertotz: it is [04:29] bilb_ono: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [04:29] bilb_ono: let me know when its done [04:30] Im not on the computer that this is on btw [04:30] oh [04:30] but I can pastebin stuff anyways I guess [04:30] Ill just copy the url [04:31] bilb_ono: let me know when its done [04:31] tatertotz: its done [04:32] bilb_ono: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|pastebinit [04:32] bilb_ono: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [04:34] tatertotz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978727 [04:36] bilb_ono: are you typing "sudo apt-get install caffe-cuda" ? [04:37] tatertotz: yes [04:38] bilb_ono: in terminal> sudo apt install caffe-cuda|tee ~/nip.pir [04:38] How bad is this error? It locked up a live CD [04:38] https://imgur.com/a/F7Udt [04:38] tatertotz: same error [04:39] bilb_ono: in terminal> pastebinit ~/nip.pir [04:39] I had to hard power off [04:39] bilb_ono: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [04:39] tatertotz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978750 [04:40] bilb_ono: in terminal> sudo apt install caffe-cuda &> ~/nip.pir [04:41] bilb_ono: let me know when done...you may not see anything [04:41] tatertotz: I did it [04:41] bilb_ono: in terminal> pastebinit ~/nip.pir [04:42] tatertotz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978763 [04:43] bilb_ono: did you add this Active apt sources in file: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cuda-8-0-local-ga2.list [04:43] tatertotz: no where do you see that? [04:44] bilb_ono: i was just looking at the PPA's you have added and the repos you can get software from [04:45] bilb_ono: E: Unable to locate package caffe-cuda would suggest the system cannot find a package by that name [04:45] tatertotz: ah ok. so I should add what to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cuda-8-0-local-ga2.list ? [04:45] bilb_ono: are you %100 certain that is the name of the package? [04:46] tatertotz: yeah I can see it on packages.ubuntu.com [04:46] bilb_ono: is that a website? [04:46] tatertotz: http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/install_apt.html [04:46] ohh [04:46] maybe its because I am on 16 [04:46] whereas this is for 17 [04:48] For Ubuntu (>= 17.04) [04:48] greater than or equal to [04:48] human error [04:48] yeah [04:49] thanks for the help though [04:49] no prob [04:50] are there any file managers that work with lubuntu that will automatically rename files with invalid names as they copy (so you don't have to do it manually)? The preference is for a gui with drag and drop... I'm copying things from a bunch of cd-rs (ISO 9660, Joliet Extension, most likely burned on a Mac), so renaming on the source isn't possible [04:52] What would be faster on an old computer, lubuntu 17.10, or ubuntu 14.04? [04:53] destination drive is listed as FAT32 [04:54] would heavily depend on what and how you are measuring and determining speed and or quickness. [04:55] but i digress [04:56] E=Mc2 only works like that...if it was missing data such as E= ...there's no solvable equation [05:01] hi all i just build my first desktop PC and i wanted to install ubuntu. Is there any such issues that i need to worry about regarding motherboard/OS compatibility? === nchambers is now known as god [05:04] no === god is now known as nchambers [05:04] hi - i have a lenovo yoga 920 that i just installed 16.04 on and I can get the network to work with a usb c adapter, but the wifi doesn't work. [05:04] the wifi is: [05:05] tatertotz: thank you [05:05] puxavida: are you chatting from the computer now? yes or no [05:05] qualcomm atheros qca6174 80211ac [05:05] next to it [05:05] desktop here laptop on the side [05:05] puxavida: is it hardwired to the network with cable? [05:06] yes with usb c adapter - have googled for any way to get firmware or something - I see the adapter with lspci [05:06] puxavida: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [05:07] puxavida: let me know when done [05:07] ok done [05:07] puxavida: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|pastebinit [05:08] puxavida: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [05:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978897/ [05:12] puxavida: in terminal> nmcli d s|pastebinit [05:12] puxavida: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [05:13] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978911/ [05:14] puxavida: in terminal> sudo ip link set wlp107s0 up &> ~/nip.pir [05:14] puxavida: let me know when done...you may or may not see anything [05:15] ok done [05:16] puxavida: in terminal> sudo iw dev wlp107s0 scan &>> ~/nip.pir [05:16] puxavida: let me know when done...you may or may not see anything [05:17] done [05:18] puxavida: in terminal> nmcli d s|pastebinit [05:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978932/ [05:19] puxavida: in terminal> rfkill list &>> ~/nip.pir [05:19] puxavida: let me know when done...you may or may not see anything [05:20] ok [05:20] puxavida: in terminal> pastebinit ~/nip.pir [05:20] puxavida: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [05:21] http://paste.ubuntu.com/2597846/ [05:21] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978946/ [05:21] oops [05:21] last one is better missed a number [05:22] I see bluezone in that list and that is one of our campus access points [05:22] puxavida: in terminal> cat ~/nip.pir|grep SSI|pastebinit [05:24] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978960/ [05:24] puxavida: you BEFORE http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978897/ [05:25] puxavida: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|pastebinit [05:26] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978970/ [05:27] puxavida: which network are you planning on connecting to? [05:27] bluezone [05:27] do it [05:28] from the menu at the top i have to turn wifi on [05:28] then edit connections? [05:29] why it is on already? [05:29] if your wifi were not "on" it would not be possible to see http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978960/ [05:31] would you agree? [05:31] how do i connect? [05:31] It's not show in menu - not sure how to if from command line [05:32] puxavida: have you ever successfully used wifi on this computer in the past? [05:32] yes - only with windows when first got it [05:32] if I boot in to windows it works there [05:33] puxavida: try disabling quickboot/fast boot or what ever its called in windows and see if your symptom(s) persist [05:34] ok [05:35] puxavida: also stop using any and all hibernation and power saving techniques used in windows and see if your symptom(s) persist [05:35] ok [05:38] turned off fast boot, but still no wifi - i unplugged wired to make sure wifi only showed [05:39] puxavida: did wireless work when booted to livecd/liveusb ? [05:40] puxavida: wich chipset is that? [05:41] no i had usb c wired connected [05:41] which by the way you would have had to do when you installed ubuntu [05:41] let me ask again in pure yes or no format [05:41] puxavida: did wireless work when booted to livecd/liveusb ? [05:42] puxavida: did wireless work when booted to livecd/liveusb ? yes or no [05:42] puxavida: if you do not know.....go find out and return to report the result of the findings [05:43] i had wired connect because it wifi wasn't working [05:43] ok cool [05:43] lotuspsychje, wifi chipset? [05:43] that tells me wifi was NOT working when booted to Ubuntu 16.04 livecd/liveusb === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [05:44] puxavida: yeah brand name of your wifi card, you can findout with sudo lshw -C network [05:44] that rules out human error and any evil end users do unknowingly [05:44] so yeah i got a straight up legit issue [05:45] passes the smell test [05:45] qualcomm atheros qca6174 80211ac [05:46] puxavida: are you sure what tatertotz asked, wifi icon did not showup at liveusb? did you test that? [05:46] puxavida: just show him your inxi [05:47] wifi option is there in menu but it is always turned off and if you click on turn on it stays off [05:47] lotuspsychje: this is him http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978970/ [05:48] puxavida: you have a wifi switch/button on your computer? [05:48] it's not soft/hard blocked [05:49] not that i can see [05:49] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978960/ [05:50] lotuspsychje, tatertotz help me do some command line stuff that picked up our wifi access points [05:50] tatertotz: tnx [05:50] helped me.... [05:50] lotuspsychje: he's totally able to successfully pick up the SSID's around his geographical erea http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978960/ [05:50] area [05:50] puxavida: did you choose to install restricted extras at ubuntu setup/update system enabled? [05:51] yes - to see if wifi would start working when it wasn't during install [05:52] puxavida: ubuntu version 16.04.3? [05:52] yes .3 [05:52] good [05:53] after installing I updated [05:53] puxavida: can you provide us the output of: tail -f /var/log/syslog after disable wifi and enable again? [05:54] ok - will click enable in menu and get log [05:54] puxavida: OH WAIT [05:54] puxavida: you are hard/soft blocked [05:55] lotuspsychje: he's hard blocked [05:55] that would sound logical [05:56] lotuspsychje: i saw the ssid's and called it preemptively, look at the very bottom http://paste.ubuntu.com/25978946/ puxavida you can look too [05:56] says hardblocked=yes [05:56] will paste changes from tail -f I got [05:57] why..just try the switch [05:58] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25979089/ [05:59] what is hard/soft blocked? [05:59] like it only works in windows? === thursdaylark is now known as thurstylark [06:00] Nov 16 22:55:30 yox NetworkManager[786]: [1510898130.8087] audit: op="radio-control" arg="wireless-enabled:1" pid=1915 uid=1000 result="success" [06:00] puxavida: what is the current local time? [06:00] 11pm (2300) [06:01] so bout 5 min ago [06:01] yes [06:01] puxavida: i think i've seen this before [06:02] puxavida: in terminal> lsmod|grep wmi|pastebinit [06:04] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25979107/ [06:04] wmi is ideapad_laptop [06:06] mmmhhmmm [06:06] puxavida: in terminal> lsmod|grep deap|pastebinit [06:07] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25979122/ [06:09] puxavida: in terminal> sudo rmmod ideapad_laptop [06:10] try now [06:10] done [06:10] puxavida: in terminal> nmcli d s|pastebinit [06:11] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25979133/ [06:13] puxavida: in terminal> sudo apt install sosreport [06:13] puxavida: let me know when its done [06:13] done [06:13] puxavida: in terminal> sudo sosreport [06:13] puxavida: skip questions you can't answer by pessing enter [06:14] puxavida: let me know when its done [06:15] ok. it create a file in /tmp [06:15] created [06:15] puxavida: in terminal> sudo chown 1000:1000 /tmp/sos* [06:15] puxavida: let me know when its done [06:16] done [06:17] puxavida: in terminal> sudo mv /tmp/sos* ~/ [06:17] puxavida: let me know when its done [06:18] ok done [06:18] puxavida: go to https://filebin.net and upload the two report files located in your home folder. Then share the url/link here [06:20] https://filebin.net/2jfezdlm9wugaks0 [06:25] I'm using 14.04. How can I upgrade to latest LTS? [06:26] !ltsupgrade | bobdobbs [06:26] bobdobbs: The automatic LTS upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 was scheduled when 16.04.1 LTS was released on July 21st, but due to last bug testings it has been opened on July 28th. [06:27] bobdobbs: just use the release upgrader [06:27] bobdobbs: either update-manager or `sudo do-release-upgrade` [06:28] If I start the update-manager, I get panel with the message 'failed to download repository information'. If I type 'do-release-upgrade' from terminal as root, I get the message 'no new release found' [06:29] bobdobbs: does `sudo apt update` work? [06:30] Kinda. It works with some errors. I'll pastebin them... [06:30] bobdobbs: do-release-upgrade should definitelyw ork, and if it doesn't i'd check your repositories are correct [06:31] https://hastebin.com/vopazomima.php [06:31] how do check if my repositories are correct? [06:36] One of the reasons I'm asking is because I'm stuck at step one of this documents: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes [06:36] It says to open the "software and updates setting in system settings"" [06:37] but for the life of me I can't find 'System Settings' [06:38] I can find 'All Settings'. This has a search function. The search function is unable to find anything that matches 'update' [06:39] <[n0mad]> Software and updates isn't in settings [06:39] Hi can someone tell me (authoratatively :-D) if we can mix RAMs of different frequencies but same DDR type? [06:39] What I want to avoid is manually updating using a usb [06:39] (or cd or dvd or whatever) [06:39] E.g. DDR3 667 MHz with a higher frequency DDR3 [06:41] <[n0mad]> Software and updates is in your programs [06:42] I'm not sure what that means. I usually start programs from either the 'Activities' bar or from a terminal. [06:43] tatertotz, I need to leave. If you have any more input could you post here? I'll check tomorrow. Thanks for help [06:45] In the 'Activities' bar there is a cog icon. And if I hover over it the tooltip says 'settings'. But nothing happens if I click on it. [06:46] My preference would be to use the command line. [06:46] <[n0mad]> You were given the command line earlier [06:46] bobdobbs: Check /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades for what it is set to . [06:48] [n0mad]: yes. and using the command fails as well. 'do-release-upgrade' returns "no new releases found". I was then told to check my repositories. But I'm not sure what that means. [06:48] Bashing-om: [06:48] Bashing-om: https://hastebin.com/agigedoqik.sql [06:51] puxavida: I do see a few things that give me concern, next time we get to chat we'll discuss [06:54] So I guess my system doesn't think that a new release exists. How can I convince it that it does? A strongly-worded letter? Interpretive dance? [06:55] bobdobbs: from what to what are you looking to upgrade? [06:55] hateball: from 14.04 to 16.04 [06:55] Right, hmmm [06:55] bobdobbs: Well, correct setting - given that you are on 14.04 . [06:57] It's interesting that core parts of GNOME are "unsupported" but Ubuntu did change the search referrer links to "Canonical" in Web. :/ [07:12] hello everyone [07:13] Is ubuntu updated for KRACK vulnerability? [07:13] I mean would I be safe if I start a wifi hotspot in ubuntu? [07:16] campitor: Yes [07:16] campitor: https://usn.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-3455-1/ [07:17] thank you hateball [07:18] morning [07:18] is there a quick and easy way to upgrade to Firefox 56? Mine's just been swapped for 57 [07:20] gordonjcp, you mean, downgrade? [07:20] diskin: upgrade [07:20] diskin: 57 is a lot worse [07:21]