=== WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft [03:05] does xubuntu 16.04 have a known issue with rendering 'light' and 'ultralight' fonts? [03:05] i can't get it to render anything but regular and bold [03:41] how so? [05:36] does xubuntu live come with openssh server? [05:37] hans__: No cross-posting please. [05:37] krytarik, i didn't [05:38] Sure you did. [05:38] Well, the answer is the same, anyway. [05:38] i did not, xubuntu live != ubuntu live [05:38] Oh, you asked there too. [05:38] also, lubuntu live != xubuntu live [05:42] hi [05:45] test === chmurifree is now known as chmuri [12:19] on the website the channel is given but it is generally not said on which irc-server. why does websites dont give the info join: freenode #xubuntu [12:20] why doesnt the website give the info server: freenode channel: #xubuntu [12:22] nasd4, we do have the link for joining, but sure, that's a fair point. i'll update the website when i'm on my desktop [12:24] ty , i use irc clients so i pref that [12:26] sure, np [19:56] Hello ! My PC is not starting Xubuntu 16.04. It's reboot automatically. Whats the solution for this ? [20:56] hello? [20:56] hello. [20:57] I'm having a heck of a time instlling wine on a computer supporting Xbuntu and am wondering if I could get a small advice? [20:59] EmilyM: you need to tell us what the problem you've got actually is :) [21:00] legit, but i didn't want to spew about it if this was the wrong place. [21:00] it is the right place - hope we can help [21:02] I'm getting a dependancy error when I try 'sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-stable' [21:02] the dependancy error says i need 'wine-stable (=2.0.4`xenial) [21:03] but I know little of xbuntu/ubuntu and I'm lost in a dependancy maze [21:04] winehq-stable isn't in the repo's - what have you read to lead you to that package? [21:05] the winehq wiki download page [21:06] This: https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu [21:06] followed all the previous instructions, and troubleshot a few dependencies there, but after updating I'm stuf [21:06] stuck [21:09] any reason why you didn't just install the version available from the system? [21:09] ignorance probably [21:09] also what happens if you don't --install-recommends ? [21:10] hmmm dunno, I'll see [21:10] same dependency issue [21:10] ok [21:12] looks like software only has the dev version and winetricks, which I am led to believe is outdated [21:12] don't really know what to suggest other than undoing what you did - and then installing the repo version of wine [21:12] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=wine&suite=default§ion=all&arch=any&searchon=names [21:12] that's some of the wine stuff available [21:14] you might find someone in #ubuntu who uses wine - a more speedy channel [21:15] also you could hopefully purge this ppa you added - which will set your system back to default from it [21:16] just checking it out in a vm [21:17] would the command for that be 'sudo apt-get ppa-purge '? [21:17] likely [21:17] rather yes should be - never used it with something that wasn't a ppa [21:19] not quite, it's more like sudo ppa-purge ppa:repository-name/subdirectory [21:19] (without apt-get) [21:20] dax EmilyM - sorry only have reading - in the vm [21:20] which is causing issues with no release file for me ... [21:21] hmm I suppose the repository name would be the website I got it from? [21:21] EmilyM: check what the ppa is called - look in /etc/apt/sources.list/d/ for it [21:22] nvm - adds it direct to sources.list [21:25] EmilyM: have you actually managed to install anything from there yet? [21:26] lol. I got the repository key and the repository I think? [21:26] ok [21:26] we can undo - and then you can get it from the repo [21:26] also, sudo ppa-purge command not found [21:26] yea - have to install that, but don't worry [21:26] Alt+F2 [21:27] pkexec mousepad /etc/apt/sources.list [21:27] a text file will open [21:27] after you give it password [21:28] find the line that has winehq in it - add # to the BEGINNING of the line [21:28] save and close [21:29] hmmm several lines have wine in them, all start with # deb-src [21:29] ignore lines that start with # [21:29] none without #? [21:30] # ? [21:30] one [21:30] put # at the beginning [21:30] okay, #, saved and closed [21:31] open a terminal [21:31] sudo apt update [21:31] does that give any error? [21:32] no, but two packadges can be upgraded [21:32] lol [21:32] do that first just in case (sudo apt upgrade) [21:32] then sudo apt install wine-stable [21:33] unable to locate packadge wine-stable [21:34] EmilyM: what version of Xubuntu are you using? [21:35] 16.04 [21:35] EmilyM: try wine instead of wine-stable [21:36] depends on wine 1.6 [21:36] try install wine1.6 [21:37] I think thats the older version, Its on wine 2.0.4 now I think? [21:38] yes - but as you've found out - that causes issues with 16.04 ... [21:38] is there something in wine 2.04 that you KNOW you need? [21:39] https://askubuntu.com/questions/151283/why-dont-the-ubuntu-repositories-have-the-latest-versions-of-software [21:39] depends: wine1.6-amd64 (= 1:1.6.2-0ubuntu14.2) but it is not going to be installed [21:39] I'm pretty sure the older version would be totally fine [21:39] EmilyM: ok - not sure what to suggest to be honest - not looked at wine myself for many years [21:40] if you can wait I can boot 16.04 in a vm [21:41] I really appreciate you taking the time to troubleshoot a bit with me [21:41] no problem :) [21:41] though if anyone watching uses wine - feel free to jump in :) [21:50] EmilyM: so I booted a 16.04 vm, following the instructions at the site you went to - worked for me (or would if I let it - vm has hundreds of updates to apply) [21:50] I'm getting the same dependency issue as you did from the repos [21:51] so its def a version issue [21:51] maybe try asking in #ubuntu this issue isn't an Xubuntu one as it stands, so people there should be able to help you more [21:51] ok. I'll try there and #WineHQ I think [21:51] okey doke [21:51] thank you muchly [21:52] sorry I coudn't help [21:52] you did plenty ^_^ [21:52] :) [22:47] flocculant, finally got it installed, now to get it working! thank you so much [22:49] what is flocculant ? [22:49] someone's nick [22:49] ok [22:49] sorry [22:49] they were helping me earlier [22:50] ah what you getting working then [22:51] wine on xbuntu 16.04 [22:51] ah [22:51] not tried wine in ages [22:51] which has been a pain for the last three hours or so [22:52] i have been trying to get warzone2100 to work, it seems broken on mint [22:54] I know nothing bout ubuntu or xbuntu, so that statement only makes vague sense to me [22:57] it is a game [22:57] only it crashes when run [22:57] those were the two things I could extrapolate. lol [22:58] is it a game you play via wine/other emulators? [23:00] native to linux [23:01] mm [23:01] ok it seg faults [23:02] i need to figure out how to create a bug report for it [23:04] hmm this not look good, launchpad said last modified 2010-10-02 [23:06] it looks abandoned :( [23:09] :<