[01:22] Hola, Eduardo [01:34] Hola [01:53] Leandro Ramos was added by: Leandro Ramos [01:53] @Leandro Ramos, Welcome! Glad to have you here :) [01:54] 👍 [01:54] @Leandro Ramos, o/ [02:00] wxl: Answer this guy pretty please: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/lubuntu-users/2017-November/011768.html === lynn_ is now known as gryphon === agaida_ is now known as agaida [10:11] @lubuntu_bot, O.o [15:18] wxl: tsimonq2: so; for zram, I think the solution will be "involved". Not overly complex, but I think it needs a small rework of seeds [15:19] do tell cyphermox [15:19] so, zram is compressed, not encrypted. It would be downright wrong to ignore zram devices when checking that swap is safe when dealing with encrypted disks [15:20] one option is to allow users to decide whether it's fine, but that seems like pointing them in a direction that might not be in their best interest [15:20] the other option would be to install zram later, once we know the system is not going to be installed with crypto [15:22] so existing behavior for encrypted installs is to be expected [15:22] so, to get that, I'd move zram-config from live-share to ship-live-share so it exists on the CD; and add some code in ubiquity to that if you install without crypto, for lubuntu you add zram [15:23] what is the existing behavior for encrypted installs? [15:23] afaik that same error [15:23] right [15:23] you wouldn't have the error if the live image didn't have zram-config [15:24] in fact, I think having zram-config in live potentially slows things down -- if you're in the live session, you're already all in ram and not swapping to disk, so having zram only adds the compression overhead [15:24] that sounds reasonable [15:24] (that is my personal opinion, I haven't checked, but it sounds logical) [15:25] the open question is how to say "add zram after partitioning if we know we're not using lvm with crypto, and if we're lubuntu" [15:26] and more than that, given that you could install with different installers ;) [15:26] oh boy [15:26] it probably ought to be done somewhat like for language packs [15:27] I'll capture that on the bug; but I don't know off-hand if I have time to do the implementation of this [15:28] right [15:28] so for now we should just include release notes about dealing with swapoff [15:28] orrrr maybe just not use zram and document it as an option [15:28] well, someone wishing to get to know ubiquity could do it too [15:28] that too for sure [15:40] wxl: bug updated [15:40] thx cyphermox ! [15:41] at this point this definitely qualifies as Triaged [15:41] XD [17:22] @tsimonq2: latest iso boots into uefi ok [17:22] (with vbox) [17:23] @wxl, Cool, now try 17.10 and comparr [17:27] i guess i need to install offline, too [17:27] Right [17:27] anyways one interesting thing is that the display is all foobared until i flip virtual terminals around [17:28] i assume you have no such problem with kvm? [17:28] I dunno, I'm on mobile 😉 [17:28] well i mean you just did htis right? :) [17:29] Like a week ago :P [17:29] Idfr ;) [17:29] :/ [17:29] alright well off to work [17:30] Baii === db_ is now known as Guest64515 [18:02] hello! [18:02] anybody home? :) [18:02] Hi :) [18:04] do you know about the improvements on Lubuntu 17.10 ? [18:05] Irt what exactly? [18:08] about the package management? [18:08] no update on Synaptic? [18:08] they come when they come [18:08] (i don't like very much this front-end) [18:09] do you like ? [18:09] synaptic? nope. i use apt. [18:09] but do can do with apt what people do with synaptic ? [18:09] but do you can do with apt what people do with synaptic ? [18:10] synaptic is just a front end. you can do everything it does on the command line [18:10] even adding new repositories? [18:10] you can use apt-add-repository or just edit /etc/apt/sources.list [18:11] ohh yeh ,this file has all the repositories! [18:11] i will research a little bit more about apt! [18:11] do you contribute for lubuntu? [18:11] yep [18:12] btw #lubuntu is usually the best place for the support for future reference [18:12] i like very much also! i installed it some days ago and it's very faster! [18:13] i have some knowledge about mysql and Postgresql, [18:13] do you think that it's possible to contribute for Lubuntu on this subjects? [18:14] i can't think of any off hand, no [18:14] but there's plenty of projects that use sql backends [18:15] what i would start doing is searching through bug reports and find things you can fix, help troubleshoot, etc. [18:15] yes, bug reports could be a nice starting! [18:16] do you know where the list of bug reports? [18:16] StAmoako was added by: StAmoako [18:19] @StAmoako, o/ [18:19] launchpad, Guest64515 [18:20] @VikingRedwolf, Thanks @VikingRedwolf [18:21] ohh my god a hugh list, thanks wxl! [18:26] @tsimonq2: can you do me a weird favor and see if 32 bit boots in uefi mode? [18:48] @wxl, Sure, later [18:52] Ouch... I broke Calamares 😞 [18:54] Gustavo was added by: Gustavo [18:54] hey @Gustavo! [18:55] Hi everybody! [18:55] @Gustavo, o/ [19:07] @VikingRedwolf, What'd you do? [19:08] An object has wrong dimensions and it makes the window to crash. [19:08] Fixing... [19:08] @VikingRedwolf, O.O [19:08] File a bug! [19:09] What makes me think it's not suitable for HiDPI displays. [19:20] @VikingRedwolf, File a bug ;) [19:21] I might [21:30] @tsimonq2: FIX DEVEL NOTIFICATIONS LIST [22:50] if anyone is avail, got an odd problem that a day's worth of googling isn't leading to anything fruitful [22:51] tannedin: try #lubuntu or #ubuntu :) [22:51] and thats what I get for frustration and copying and pasting a channel. Thanks [23:39] Human was removed by: Human [23:42] @Human, 😢