=== jose__ is now known as p0p_z === Zren_ is now known as Zren === paulo is now known as paulo_ === paulo_ is now known as paulo__ === paulo__ is now known as paulo === forward is now known as FreddyWI [05:43] I am running Ubuntu 16.04 using the Plasma 5 desktop. I used to be able to mount my NAS smb share to a folder in my home folder using "sudo mount -t cifs -o...", but now I get mount error(5): Input/output error. Any idea what may be causing this? === jaafar_ is now known as jaafar [06:48] Hi, I noticed recently on my kubuntu 16.04 there are more than process are repeated with different id such as bioset it is repeated 11 times, Is there any explanation for this ? [06:50] someone_: it's a kernel process [06:51] someone_: see https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/272922 [06:51] ok , but Why it is repeated ? [06:51] it is not the only process which is repeated. [06:52] I think it spawns a new process each time you mount a block device or something like that [06:52] anyhow it should be nothing to worry about [06:55] hateball I restart the computer but the problem did not solve, all these processes are rpeted now in my kubuntu 16.04 : smbd , file.os , avahi-daemon: , dbus-launch. [07:02] someone_: that's how your computer works [07:02] it can't just sit there [07:02] it does stuff [07:03] avahi for instance listens to your local network [07:03] this is not a problem [07:05] valorie I don't know what the benefit of avahi-daemon: , Can I stop it ? [07:06] why would you stop it? [07:06] it's part of what makes your computer "smart" [07:07] your car has brakes even when you aren't using them [07:08] the speedometer has a readout even when you aren't looking at it [07:09] Ok , Thank you . [07:11] Good morning [09:49] hi [09:50] please, how can I unplug my phone safely? I see the icon in the tray but no remove option there [09:55] Is it mounted? [09:56] yes, I can see it in dolphin [09:56] Unmount it and unplug [09:56] how? [09:56] should be a little icon with an arrow that means unmount [09:57] I don't see it. I guess you mean the same as in USB drive [10:00] !paste | marcpv [10:00] marcpv: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [10:00] show us a screenshot of what you see [10:03] https://imgur.com/a/EUVMj [10:04] It's in catalan, sorry ;) [10:10] marcpv: well is anything mounted at all? [10:10] if you only plug the phone in but then dont press to open in eg Dolphin, there is nothing to unmount [10:11] so you can just unplug it [10:23] thanks, I just did, went right. But I opened it on Dolphin before... [10:24] Have to go now, thanks very much [11:34] hey, I'm trying to upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10, so running 'kdesudo "do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f DistUpgradeViewKDE"' , but upgrade fails with this error: https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9076489 , how I fix this error or is there another way how I can upgrade to 17.10 ? [11:38] !eolupgrade | iskorptix [11:38] iskorptix: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [11:45] iskorptix: you have the release names of debian releases in you sources it seems from that paste. very odd. remove them [12:34] acheronuk: 17.04 is now EOL, how I can upgrade to latest 17.10 ? [12:36] iskorptix: remove the bogus source entries. then upgrades should hopefully work [12:39] there is no ubuntu release called 'stable' or 'jessie', those are debian, but the errors from your paste show that apt is looking for those releases in the ubuntu archive [12:39] so you must have wrong entries in /etc/apt/sources.list or a file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ [12:43] acheronuk: https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9076498 [12:43] can you please have a look ? [12:44] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jessie/main/binary-amd64/Packages HuH?? a frankenstein debian-ubuntu ? [12:44] well, it also says zetsy and not zesty [12:46] yeah, zetsy would not help [12:51] acheronuk: so the only way to upgrade is fresh install ? [12:52] I'm really angry on those fucks who basically blocked releasing new isos and gave very little time to upgrade to 17.10 [12:53] iskorptix: Watch your language. [12:53] jaja [12:53] You have 3 months to upgrade. That is plenty of time. If you don't want that, use an LTS release. [12:54] Anyhow, as linked before https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades describes the upgrade procedure from an EOL release. [12:54] lordievader: 17.10 isos were blocked for a long time due to some issues with lenovo laptops if you dont remember [12:55] and your your link sucks [12:55] as I been trying to upgrade to 17.10 from 17.04 using those instructions all morning , but failed [12:55] and it has nothing to do with me [12:55] basically I just failed to upgrade to 17.10 within 1 week time [12:56] Could you pastebin your `/etc/apt/sources.list` and any file in `/etc/apt/sources.list.d`? [12:56] iskorptix: there is a typo in your sources like I said, it says zetsy and not zesty [12:56] so that wont work too well [13:00] lordievader: https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9076499 my sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d is emptyu [13:00] ah let me check [13:01] iskorptix: you have misspelled zesty as zetsy [13:01] yep, fixing now [13:01] iskorptix: Like hateball says, change zetsy to zesty. Then run `sudo apt-get update` and `sudo apt full-upgrade`. [13:02] That should get you to Zesty. [13:02] Reboot and voila. === jakob is now known as Guest85931 [13:02] https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9076500 [13:03] I guess I need to modify sources.list again to include 17.10 packages ? [13:03] lordievader, acheronuk ^ [13:03] hateball ^ [13:04] sudo do-release-upgrade [13:04] that 'should' do it for you now sources.list for EOL zesty is fixed [13:04] iskorptix: Now you can run the `sudo do-release-upgrade` command. [13:05] thanks guys, running that thing now [13:06] fingers crossed.... [13:08] ;) [13:19] Hey folks [16:20] <[Relic]> nvidia 384 still works with the new linux images but not anything higher, did I miss something or is this just the same as the last update? === jaafar_ is now known as jaafar [17:43] https://twitter.com/MozillaReleases/status/955829438964527105 === gene_ is now known as malibu [21:20] Hello and Big Thank You Thank Yous for the awesome Linux flavour [21:21] I ain't got a technical problem this time. [21:22] I need to install Kubuntu for a friend who is total novice when it comes to computers and he lives far away and I do not know if I will be able to visit him before July 2018 after I've given him the machine [21:23] What do I "lose" if I install 16.04.3 LTS for him? I mean will there be less software available or something like that? [21:27] 17.10 support ends July 2018. How is it that short..? that's only 9 months. [21:35] jubo2: because LTS is LTS [21:35] next one comes out in April [21:35] or March [21:35] !support [21:35] The official Kubuntu support channel is #kubuntu. Also see http://www.kubuntu.com/support.php [21:35] pfff [21:36] april, yeah [21:37] When in April? [21:37] as for what you "lose" by using LTS -- you lose the newest software [21:37] but the base and what versions you have will continue to get security upgrades [21:37] and some things are backported if we test them and they are working well [21:38] April 26th [21:38]  FinalRelease,  Ubuntu [21:38] of 18.04 [21:38] it becomes LTS at the .1 release a few months later [21:39] about the same time 16.04.3 becomes 16.04.4 [21:39] so at that point one can do a lts > lts move if desired [21:40] jubo2: probably around the same time 17.10 becomes eol [21:41] the point releases come out [21:42] ok valorie. thank you for your information [21:42] I've never done a version upgrade. I just put in new disk, install clean and then get all the relevant stuff from the old disk with a USB-TO-SATAIII encasing [21:43] that is certainly the "cleanest" way [21:43] and probably fastest as well [21:43] So how likely is that a 16.04 -> 18.04 dist upgrade will go so smoothly I can give instructions in chat? [21:44] very likely [21:44] it's just slower [21:44] 14.04 > 16.04 was the problem one [21:45] since it moved from kde4 to Plasma 5 and Frameworks 5 [21:45] I did it, but it was difficult [21:50] valorie: Ok and once again thank you for the information [21:51] I think I install 16.04.3 for him and once the 18.04.1 comes out I give him the instructions of how to do it and cross fingers that nothing breaks [21:51] *it == dist upgrade === jaafar_ is now known as jaafar [22:08] jubo2: well, LTS upgrade [22:08] "dist-upgrade" to apt-get is just "upgrade apps too" [22:08] which is why I prefer and use apt full-upgrade these days === claydoh is now known as Guest46276