=== jstein_ is now known as jstein [00:09] Hey guys I live booted on 17 Ubuntu and no issues. [00:10] Both cores show working in system monitor. [00:11] Even my WiFi working haha [00:11] Wtf is the difference between 16 and 17? [00:15] Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) release notes can be found here: https://ubottu.com/y/Artful stephen101 , and please no cursing here [00:15] Thanks. But why would I have processor issues with 16 v. 17? [00:16] Power, WiFi and CPU issues. [00:16] stephen101, you'd need to specify more clearly [00:17] http://paste.ubuntu.com/26158204/ [00:18] Biggest out of those issues it was saying "Processor context corrupt" [00:19] I guess I am going to do a fresh format and install 17. [00:19] Though will have to get used to the new interface. [00:19] 16.04 is supported until 2021, i recommend that [00:21] But its not working with my PC correctly. I can't use WiFi, CPU has core issues, and there is random power issues saying my laptop has critical low battery though its plugged in. [00:21] I tried every solution provided earlier nothing made a change. [00:21] use the hwe to bring 16.04 to 17.10's kernel [00:21] still gets you supported until 2021, and has the newer kernel and stuff [00:22] So you saying 17 is like beta? [00:22] stephen101, there are two 17's [00:22] neither are beta [00:23] well there is no "17" there is 17.04 and 17.10. both releases are not LTS versions. LTS versions are supported for 5 years. Non-LTS versions are supported for 9 months [00:23] 17.10 is the currently latest release stephen101 [00:23] 17.04 loses support next month, 17.10 loses support in July [00:25] Ya the version I grabbed is 17.10 [00:26] I mean worst case I can just revert is 6 months. [00:27] stephen101, there are no downgrades [00:28] stephen101, the next LTS is 18.04 , in april of next year [00:28] I can just upgrade then :-) [00:28] stephen101, yes, thats right [00:29] In the mean time I am not rocking a system that is unstable. Lol [00:30] I spent hours trying to stabilize it. Nadda. [00:30] 17.10 here we come XD [00:32] I still wonder what they did different on the kernel, they need to apply it to 16 lol [00:33] like i said, 17.10's kernel is already available in 16.04 [00:33] Its not harm though. It was a fresh install [00:34] not sure what that means [00:34] Meaning I just got the PC. I installed Ubuntu dual with windows 10. [00:34] ok? [00:35] Problem for me is, I expect a os to generally be fully functional out the box, 16 was not least for this laptop. [00:36] I have it running on my other laptop without any issues. [00:37] Well windows isn't fully functional out of the box. And it's still not "16" it's 16.04. And you could have installed the HWE kernel in 16.04 [00:38] But I have never spent a day on and off researching how to get it to work properly on a windows install lol. [00:38] Or other Ubuntu installs... [00:38] pretty easy though, just install newer kernel [00:39] doesn't require a day of research [00:39] Ya but nobody earlier even suggested that lol. We went though command after command and paste bin after paste bin lol [00:40] Not that I didn't appreciate the help but nothing worked. [00:40] And they were convinced it was hw related not software. [00:47] Apparently I am not alone. [00:47] https://communities.intel.com/thread/115968 [00:48] Fedora gave me same errors as Ubuntu 16. And this guy has same processor but Fedora. [01:00] how do you change the boot options menu to stay for 1 second instead of 15ish? [01:02] realies: change 'GRUB_TIMEOUT' in /etc/default/grub [01:02] Ben64, thanks [01:03] also, im getting amdgpu_init to crash... [01:03] is it possible to boot without that driver? [01:03] * realies managed to boot in recovery mode [01:04] Ben64, it seems its' read only in that mode [01:05] mount -o remount,rw /dev/null / [01:07] do i have to "reload" grub settings after editing the timeout? [01:14] realies: Yes, "sudo update-grub" [01:16] cool [01:16] modified the network settings via the gui [01:16] and it seems they are not stored in etc/network/interfaces [01:16] any clues where do i find them? [01:20] nmtui :) [01:23] Ben64, still takes 25 seconds in the grub menu [01:26] realies: Waiting on networking (??) . what does ' systemd-analyze blame ' relate in the boot process ? [01:26] what? [01:27] realies: run terminal command ' systemd-analyze blame ' to see the times in the boot process . [01:28] 7.542s NetworkManager-wait-online.service [01:28] im talking about the grub boot menu [01:35] running packettracer on bash returns nothing, but running /opt/pt/bin/PacketTracer7 starts cisco packet tracer normally [01:35] what could be? === jstein_ is now known as jstein [02:13] on ubuntu 17.10, where are the wayland logs? [02:13] Hi. I've been handed a laptop this evening with Ubuntu 14.04 installed on it. I'm trying to upgrade it to Ubuntu 17.10 but none of the servers can be found when running `apt update`. Any ideas on how to force an update to artful? [02:16] Kazooie: if you're going that far, probably best to just backup the /home folder and do a fresh install of 17.10 [02:16] Kazooie: Proprietary drivers reverted .' sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ; sudo do-release-upgrade '.\ [02:19] Could always install from USB. Gives option to save data. [02:21] hey I have some custom actions in caja (thunar is my default) and it asks me for sudo pass when I want to perform the action, but in the terminal (if I didn't run caja through terminal nothing is displayed)...how can I overcome the issue? [02:30] snkcld: are they not in /var/log ? [02:30] snkcld: maybe uhhh ~/.local/log [02:38] hi [02:38] please I need help [02:38] I just copied 10 GB from my local drive to my hard drive [02:38] erm, I meant: to my external hard drive [02:39] after I verified that all data has been successfully transfered to the external drive, I deleted the files from the hard drive in my computer [02:39] then the computer had some issues, shutting it down did not work, and I had to unplug it [02:39] however, after rebooting, all the files on the external hard drive were gone [02:40] I guess the files are still on the external hard drive as they have been copied [02:40] however I cannot see them [02:40] what can I do in order to recover them? [02:41] file system type is ntfs [03:18] join #linux [03:19] New Ubuntu is very annoying lol. [03:19] 17.10 lol [03:19] Was a total pain to install nuvola player 3. === peroni3 is now known as peroni [03:20] Gdebi doesn't work correctly in 17.10 [03:24] stephen102: change to the Xorg desktop - see if that is not a beter experience for you . [03:27] Ya had to use dgkg to install, didn't work, had to follow it with apt fix broken lol [03:28] Technically support for nuvola player isn't listed for 17.10 [03:30] Hello, can anyone please help me figure out why I'm receiving this critical error? https://pastebin.com/XNKkHXeJ [03:53] stephen102: should pick a player in the repos [04:09] Hi I have a problem with my wifi device drivers for Ubuntu 14.04 [04:10] The enable wifi option does not show up [04:10] How can I resolve this issue [04:10] ? [04:13] Hello. I have a new Dell xps 15, nvidia 1050 and I can not seem to get a few things corrected. 1st, the machine won't shut down. in the gui trying to shutdown, it gets to the logo, then just hangs. If I then press power, the machine appears to power down, but the next day when I try to start it up, the battery is dead [04:13] and the battery should last much longer off than 16 hours. it lasts when I boot and shut off in Windows [04:14] I have this issue with both the Nvidia 384 driver and the open source nouveau driver [04:24] bjrohan: Do you have the same problem if you use "systemctl poweroff" to shutdown? [04:26] bjrohan: Until you get this properly fixed, know that for most laptops if you hold the power button down for a long time, around 10 seconds, it will force power off the machine. [04:30] bjrohan: This bug sounds similar but not quite the same as what you're describing, and is also on an XPS 15: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1659623 . Looks like a enabling proposed: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed and installing the proposed kernel will fix the bug, as presumably will just waiting for the package to graduate from -proposed to a standard update. [04:30] Launchpad bug 1659623 in linux (Ubuntu) "Shutdown/reboot hang on Dell XPS 15 9550 BIOS 1.2.18+" [Medium,Fix committed] [04:31] Jordan_U, so in cli enter systemctl poweroff [04:32] bjrohan: Actually, don't bother testing that since this is likely a known bug (and for this bug I would not expect using "systemctl poweroff" to change anything). [04:35] programo: Can you test wireless from an Ubuntu 16.04 liveUSB? Any particular reason you're using 14.04 instead of 16.04? [04:37] Hmm I have a quite newer kernel and BIOS than the reported bug. BIOS 1.5 and kernel 4.13 [04:37] FWIW [04:38] bjrohan: i'd do this if i were you http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html [04:41] Ben64, Thank you, will read up on it [04:45] Jordan_U, I have installed ubuntu 14.04 along side of windows 10 === valkyr1e_ is now known as valkyr1e [04:47] I have already installed Ubuntu 14.04 now dual booting with windows 10 as well.Since my wifi on Ubuntu 14.04 is not working can I switch to Ubuntu 16.04? [04:49] should be able to upgrade to next LTS which is 16.04, yes [04:53] bcowan, will my windows break if I newly install Ubuntu 16.04 [04:54] bcowan, I had used this article to install ubuntu 14.04 [04:54] https://www.tecmint.com/install-ubuntu-16-04-alongside-with-windows-10-or-8-in-dual-boot/ [04:55] you already have ubuntu installed, you're just upgrading [04:55] I do not have my wifi or ethernet working , so I cannot upgrade [04:56] bcowan, So should I boot from usb and install? [04:57] well thats a whole new install then, best to follow the guide [05:04] Can I use this version of Ubuntu to install [05:04] http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/ [05:04] on my desktop [05:04] does the wifi work on this? [05:07] programo: try it and see [05:08] okay, I am [05:08] generating a live cd [05:08] of ubuntu 16.04 [05:09] if the wifi works on live cd , it should work if I install it as well right? [05:09] should [05:19] I recently bought a bluetooth keyboard with a device switching mode so i can quickly respond to txts and get back to work on my laptop, but every time i switch away from my ubuntu 17.04 laptop and switch back, my keyboard loses the connection and i have to re-pair it. Are there any workarounds to this? [05:22] rolandbeowulf: i think breaking a bluetooth connection always requier a re-pair [05:23] My iphone seems to handle being switched away from just fine though, so it apparently maintains the pairing in a way ubuntu doesn't understand [05:25] rolandbeowulf: are you using bluez? [05:26] if that's ubuntu's default bluetooth, then yes [05:27] !info bluez | rolandbeowulf doublecheck plz [05:27] rolandbeowulf doublecheck plz: bluez (source: bluez): Bluetooth tools and daemons. In component main, is optional. Version 5.46-0ubuntu3 (artful), package size 915 kB, installed size 4186 kB [05:27] rolandbeowulf: maybe it can get easier for you? [05:32] I have created a live usb with ubuntu 16.04 [05:32] I can see that it recognizes wifi near me [05:32] If I install this os on my laptop along with windos 10 [05:33] will the wifi work [05:33] or do I need any drivers for wofo? [05:33] programo: most wifi chipsets work by default on ubuntu yes [05:33] wifi* [05:33] okay [05:33] programo: wich chipset is your wifi? [05:33] intel core i 5 7th gen [05:34] programo: wifi chipset, not cpu [05:34] how do i find that? [05:34] programo: are you in ubuntu? [05:35] nope I am installing ubuntu on my other laptop which already has ubuntu 14.04 but the wifi does not work [05:35] so I am trying to replace ubuntu 14.04 with ubuntu 16.04 [05:35] lotuspsychje, [05:35] programo: sudo lshw -C network [05:36] okay [05:36] programo: no need to paste all, just chipset name [05:36] okay [05:40] lotuspsychje: I've double and triple checked and im pretty certain its bluez [05:40] I didnt really touch bluetooth much before getting this keyboard so i doubt i wouldve installed an alternate bluetooth client [05:41] rolandbeowulf: bluez isnt installed by default, optional so i presume you installed it before then? [05:41] lotuspsychje, [05:41] http://lpaste.net/360690 [05:42] programo: okay..2 unclaimed devices not good news [05:42] can I install ubuntu 16.04 on that machine? [05:43] programo: try the 16.04.3 iso live install and see if your intel wifi is detetcted there [05:43] okay [05:43] lotuspsychje: I must've installed it later, point is im 9/10 certain this is using bluetooth [05:44] programo: some chipsets can also be blocked by uefi settings [05:45] lotuspsychje, I tried with live usb , without installing 16.04.3. It was able to detect wifi. So if I install the OS it should detect wifi right? [05:45] programo: yes, but dont forget to enable updates during setup ok [05:45] okay [05:46] programo: good luck! [05:46] I had disabled secure boot as well in uefi settings [05:46] thank you! [05:46] programo: if live usb detects, its good news [05:47] rolandbeowulf: not sure what else could be done, perhaps a tail -f /var/log/syslog and plugout/in BT to see errors reatime? === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [05:49] rolandbeowulf: apt-cache policy bluez to see what version installed [05:50] lotuspsychje: 5.43-0ubuntu1.1 [05:51] !info bluez zesty [05:51] bluez (source: bluez): Bluetooth tools and daemons. In component main, is optional. Version 5.43-0ubuntu1.1 (zesty), package size 938 kB, installed size 4246 kB [05:51] rolandbeowulf: looks good [05:52] rolandbeowulf: perhaps trying your BT in an ubuntu LTS version might give you more light also? perhaps in a liveusb? [05:53] Would loading it up in a VM work? I don't have any usbs free for booting right now [05:54] my sandisks *really* don't seem to like being booted from :I [05:54] rolandbeowulf: not sure how BT reacts in a vm sorry [05:55] rolandbeowulf: never have issues with sandisk before F12 works pretty well here [05:56] lotuspsychje: The particular sandisks ive had almost never work for booting for some odd reason, so I think this might be something ill have to jot down and report back later on [05:57] rolandbeowulf: perhaps uefi block at boot? [05:59] lotuspsychje: Perhaps, all i know is that ive dd'd the same iso with the same command on these sandisks and a generic garden variety usb, and the sandisks almost never work while the generics work just fine [06:01] rolandbeowulf: maybe a faulty one? [06:02] It's possible to configure grub to directly boot an .iso from the hard disk [06:02] (good morning all :)) [06:03] hey alkisg [06:03] lotuspsychje: Could be, but they seem to have functioned perfectly for conventional file transfer for the year ive had them [06:04] rolandbeowulf: try a tail -f /var/log/syslog on plugout/in usb also for errors [06:05] rolandbeowulf: some devices might get errors like was not an MPT device or so [06:05] !usb [06:05] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [06:06] !msgthebot | jk^ [06:06] jk^: Please investigate me only with "/msg ubottu bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu search " [06:07] what means "Live usb Pendrive Persistent"? [06:08] jk^: It means a usb with memory that remains after shutdown [06:08] ok [06:09] yesterday i tried to burn live dvd :\ but i had problems with burning devices :\ i wanted to try to burn ubuntu and all its flavours, so if i have problem with one of them, i can try with the other ones [06:11] jk^: you can create a usb stick that has all the ubuntu .iso inside it, and select which one to boot from [06:11] really=? :-o [06:12] i have a pendrive with much capacity, 64 GB === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [06:12] I have one with 10 different ubuntu versions inside it, a couple of fedora/debian/opensuse, and also windows etc [06:12] And of course a folder for my documents as well [06:12] jk^: there is an AOI ubuntu flavors iso out there to download also [06:14] slow slow, i'm so bad when i have to do operations at pc :| [06:14] what's AOI? [06:14] https://linuxaio.net/downloads/linux-aio-ubuntu/lts-releases/ [06:14] lotuspsychje [06:14] That's ^ aio [06:16] alkisg how to put the all 7 flavours on the same pendrive? :\ [06:16] jk^: that's called "multiboot usb", you can google it, here's one of the possible tools: http://multibootusb.org/ [06:17] however this is the log of the problem with dvd writer: https://pastebin.com/raw/smRuiBsg [06:18] alkisg do tools like unetbootin or rufus do it? [06:18] thats for single iso's jk^ [06:18] I think no [06:18] :( [06:19] https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/issues/451 [06:19] His answer is NO :D [06:19] jk^: make your life easy and try those AIO [06:19] however someone tells me unetbootis is bugged :\ so they tells me to use rufus, but rufus give me a problem during creation of live usb [06:20] *unetbootin [06:20] what means "AIO"? [06:21] jk^: did you click the url alkisg gave you? [06:21] yes, they don't be opened yet [06:22] For windows users creating linux usb sticks, there's also http://www.easy2boot.com/ [06:22] One stupid question: if I actually don't have any sound card installed could I still hear the music on a bluetooth wireless headphones? [06:24] asarch: Give it a try. I believe soundcards are DAC's for audio. SInce BLuetooth is digital, a soundcard isnt needed. [06:25] [[[however this is the log of the problem with dvd writer: https://pastebin.com/raw/smRuiBsg]] [06:25] i think the problem is the dvd writer, sometime it disappear from "File Manager" where there are the resources/drive of my computer [06:26] jk^: for hardware problems see #hardware, and for windows problems see #windows [06:27] This is for ubuntu issues only [06:29] i saw https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/issues/451 [06:29] it tells me to visit https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/wiki/FAQ#Do_you_plan_to_add_multiboot_support [06:29] Yes, it's the answer that "rufus doesn't support multiboot" that you asked [06:29] so long to read and to understand :( [06:29] ok [06:29] Short version: rufus doesn't support multiboot [06:30] I need assistance with a networking setup. I have an RPi conncted via ethernet to my living room's router on static IP. I sshed into the RPi with my laptop and went to my room and connected to my room's powerline wirelessly, yet my RPi ssh window stays connected. I cant understand why. Does it mean I wouldnt need port forwarding? [06:30] ok so have i to try that http://multibootusb.org/ ? [06:30] alkisg [06:31] EraserPencil: perhaps an issue for ##networking? [06:31] jk^: read suggestions before chatting here [06:31] yes, the problem is my english :( excuse me lotuspsychje [06:31] !it | jk^ see also here [06:31] jk^ see also here: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) [06:32] jk^: I use Multisystem from https://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/. Multiboot dosent support live versions for installation [06:32] or easy2boot [06:34] lotuspsychje, [06:35] programo: yes? [06:35] Installation is a success, I got the wifi on ubuntu 16.04.3 [06:35] !yay | programo [06:35] programo: Glad you made it! :-) [06:35] thank you so much! [06:36] programo: you did all yourself mate ; ) [06:36] Thanks to this forum and internet. Thank you again! [06:37] is a problem installing software which is not from repository? [06:37] jk^: what are you going to do? [06:40] where can I learn more about Ubuntu and how to use it, I am fairly new to Ubuntu [06:40] lotuspsychje, any suggestions? [06:40] programo: Depends on what exactly you want to learn how to use [06:41] !manual | programo [06:41] programo: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ [06:41] Thank you EraserPencil [06:41] Thank you very much :-) [06:41] Have a nice day [06:43] programo: Personally I find its easiest to learn things which you actually need to know for a specific reason, so I set projects for myself as excuses to learn specific tools/skillsets [06:43] just dont forget to walk before you sprint [06:44] i know there is a repository to download every kind of software from... if there isn't a software in official repository, is it harmful/risky to download from other sources? [06:44] rolandbeowulf, thanks for the inputs [06:46] jk^: Depends on what you're installing and where from. I opt for installing stuff from github instead of the repos all the time, whether it be because the repos are too out of date or just not working right [06:47] Linux isnt nearly as prone to malware as windows, but thats not an excuse to forgo common sense [06:48] Generally id stick to the repos if you don't know what you're doing though [06:49] you can also add third party repos but again, common sense needs to be exercised in what you add [06:54] programo: every program has also a manual page from terminal [06:54] !man | programo [06:54] programo: The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ [06:55] lotuspsychje: Also for truncated guides/assistance there is --help and whatis ie cat --help [07:05] !whatis [07:05] woops, bumped enter key lol [07:19] Hey guys, have a really weird issue going on that I have no clue how to fix [07:21] I've verified keymaps and that there aren't any shortcuts set to Shift+e and for the love of god, even after reconfiguring layouts and keymaps can't get it fixed. I'm running 17.10 [07:22] jram0421: can't get fixed what? You didn't state the problem you're trying to solve with shift+e... [07:23] alkisg: It literally won't let me capitalize e using shift+e [07:23] jram0421: and what happens when you type shift+e? [07:23] it ignores e entirely. [07:24] yet it works without shift and works on W10 [07:24] jram0421: is this on a laptop or on a normal keyboard? [07:25] Normal keyboard. Let me try another kb [07:25] jram0421: if you run "xev" does it register the shift+e input at all? [07:25] Recognizes the shift [07:27] hateball: I'll be right back, I'm going to try a few things [07:27] Hey all :) [07:28] Why this one appends to file, rather than rewrites ?: xterm -hold -title "Checking victim" -geometry 83x26-0+0 -bg "#000000" -fg "#FFFFFF" -e "airodump-ng --bssid C8:3A:35:0D:F9:30 -a mon0 --ignore-negative-one 2>&1 | tee /tmp/TMPflux/C8:3A:35:0D:F9:30" [07:28] Could you please ... if you have some time ofc [07:29] V7: tee rewrites, tee -a appends. So what you wrote is supposed to rewrite. [07:30] Yup [07:30] But it appends [07:30] This's really strange [07:31] It looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/Ev3ij3E.png [07:32] V7: that may be continuous output from the program you're running on xterm [07:32] continuous ? [07:33] You run airodump-ng, suppose it outputs 3 lines per 10 seconds [07:33] Then all those lines will just be continuously written to that file [07:33] Hm [07:34] Do you know hwo it would be right to write xterm output to file ? [07:34] Well first I don't think you want xterm output, but airodump output [07:34] i dont think the scope of this channel is to help you "hack victims" [07:34] Yup [07:34] EriC^^: this is not to hack a victim [07:35] so it would be something like xterm -e 'sh -c "airodump-ng > file"', not using tee [07:35] what then? you forgot your wifi password? [07:35] It's to lewarn how to get an output from a program which doesn't output to stdout [07:35] V7: what about your question and the title? [07:36] Find some similar application which you can't redirect like > like airdoump and we'll work with it [07:36] EriC^^: This's just a line copied from a sciprt [07:37] ok [07:37] So .. [07:37] airodump-ng doesn't support an output to a text file [07:37] xterm doesn't too [07:37] how then ? [07:39] https://goo.gl/images/qgjh6f [07:39] what have i to do at this warning of rufus? [07:41] jk^: update rufus maybe [07:41] get the latest version [07:41] i downloaded it few minutes ago [07:41] it's the latest version [07:41] jk^: it does say that it will reuse them automatically later [07:42] i don't understand :\ [07:42] jk^: it's missing some files for the newer syslinux so it has to download them, in the future you won't get any warning message [07:43] ok, then have to click "Yes" or "No"? [07:43] click yes [08:03] hellow [08:08] I have a question about the openvpn package. It create two dirs `client` and `server` inside `/etc/openvpn`. If I only use OpenVPN as a client, should I place certs and/or config files in the `client` dir? === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [09:13] hello [09:20] hello how can i extract .img.xz? [09:22] Double click it, it should open with file-roller or whatever zip manager you have [09:22] It will produce an .img [09:22] unzip? [09:22] Which desktop environment are you using? [09:23] You don't need the console, just double click from the file manager [09:23] ubuntu [09:23] Unity, Gnome, MATE, XFCE, LXDE, KDE? [09:23] i don’t know [09:24] Open a terminal and type: ls /usr/share/xsessions [09:24] What is the output? [09:27] ubuntu.desktop [09:27] alkisg: [09:27] mitmf: ok, then you're using unity [09:27] So, open the file manager, and double click on the image [09:28] i did it with unxz [09:28] :( [09:28] i can’t do it with double click [09:28] alkisg: [09:28] :( [09:28] Why, do you see any error messages? [09:28] no errormessage [09:28] What happens when you double click on it? [09:29] strange GUI is shown [09:29] Is it this program? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/File%20Roller [09:30] This is the "zip for linux", it's called file-roller and it's preinstalled and it can uncompress xz files [09:30] no [09:30] Upload a screenshot then [09:30] !screenshot [09:30] Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://imgur.com/ and link the created page here. [09:30] i can’t because i did it with unxz [09:30] :( [09:30] What are you asking then? [09:30] How to already do it in the past? [09:30] :D === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [09:45] Hi, maybe someone here can help me. since the installation of smartmontools my disks are not going to standby anymore. here is my smartd.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/26162506/ [09:46] any idea what i may have missed? as far as i know, -n standby should prevent disks from being wake up [10:15] how to kill zombie processes? [10:15] pax_rhos: they're already killed. You'll stop seeing them in ps when their childs are killed etc, allowing the os to clean them up [10:18] alkisg: http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1512987492.png [10:19] pax_rhos: update-notifier will eventually read their exit numbers, allowing the os to clean up the process table [10:19] how can i list all packages which have been manually installed (for example via dpkg -i) and do not provide an upstream repo? [10:19] pax_rhos: if you close update-notifier, they'll get closed too [10:19] Dani-hp: apt-mark showmanual [10:20] "do not provide an upstream repo" => apt policy [10:20] hm that shoes other's to [10:21] i want to filter the packages which dont get update via apt-get upgrade [10:21] meaning they do not have an entry when running "apt-cache policy xxx" [10:21]