[00:03] how i can connect the sinusbots with system start? atm i need to push the start button in this webinterface [00:14] TJ-: you were awesome [00:20] idwer: That's a regression; I'll make sure the kernel-team take a look. Keep an eye on that bug because they'll probably ask you to test some kernel builds [00:21] which would be installed over some ppa? [00:21] idwer: please add a comment on the bug confirming 'nopti' allowed -25 to work [00:22] it's 1am22 where I am, maybe later :) [00:23] it's same here - only needs 2 minutes :) [00:27] have to dig up that launchpad login then.. do I even have one? [00:27] [00:34] How do I ensure that an rsyslog forwarding-chain is severed when I update settings on one link of the chain? more detail: https://paste.ubuntu.com/26467641/ === avis is now known as Guest54464 [00:44] hello [00:49] anyway to make alt tab work so that i get the most recent window? it seems like it always works by giving me the same order over and over again. i'm using compiz application switcher if that matters === Peetz1r is now known as Peetz0r [01:15] [Difficult Installation Question] --> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 17.10.1 through a USB thumb drive. Error message is displayed after the Ubuntu logo: Busy Box v1.22.1 ... "Unable to find a medium containing a live filesystem" I'm fairly certain that the USB and Ethernet ports are pooping out, but they do work during the BIOS stage. I have a PS/2 keyboard that works. I can enter commands at the prompt (initramfs) [01:15] Thanks for any help! [01:16] I have tried to install Ubuntu mini through a CD (which seems to work) but I cannot finish the installation since I could not establish a network connection [01:17] researching, hold on [01:21] From what i've found, it seems that your USB ports may be the problem like you said. [01:22] Try using a USB 2.0 port or USB 2.0 pendrive [01:22] Or boot from a CD if you can. [01:37] helloooo? [01:38] I am trying to get a full screen window but it's never the entire screen [01:38] the border?/bar on the left is always there....is this called the launcher? [01:38] I thought there is a setting so that it would 'hide' when you click a window to be full screen? [01:39] F11? [01:39] for chrome at least [01:43] holy crap I found my solution.. took me three days to try a random option in my BIOS labeled "IOMMU".. apparently it controls USB support for Ubuntu [01:44] ubuntu sucks....it also is a memory hog [01:44] with gnome [01:45] ubuntu is amazing! I don't like unity though [01:45] they are not using unity any more [01:45] you should try i3wm... it has fullscreen stuff, but it doesn't like floating windows [01:46] oh? [01:46] i'm still using 14.04 on my computers [01:46] I tried F11 with Firefox.... I cannot see the title bars anymore after doing that....is that normal? [01:46] 14.04 was the last version to support my old AMD video card lol [01:46] yep [01:47] doesn't matter anyway...looks like that will only work for browsers [01:47] in Chrome, Crtl + 1, 2, 3, 4 switches tabs [01:47] yep [01:47] What about other applications? [01:48] video players, you want full screen? [01:48] i use this guy: https://i3wm.org/ [01:48] really disliking the new gnome [01:48] but I don't really recommend it unless you're into it [01:48] so difficult to use [01:49] i don't think it is, but if you're used to the mouse, it can be frustrating at first [01:49] I don't have it on any other distro so can't compare [01:49] i3 will delete gnome when you install it too [01:49] i don't know why it does that [01:50] the bar on the left - how do you get a screen to overlap it or how do you hide it? [01:50] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/08/ubuntu-17-10-gnome-3-26 [01:50] understand me? [01:50] I don't want to use any 3rd party apps I don't know about [01:50] is that called a launcher? [01:50] I don't even know what it is called [01:51] that's understandable, i'm not really sure how to hide the menu, but I know you can... it's in the settings menu somewhere [01:51] it's called a windows manager [01:51] but, what is that bar called? [01:52] does this help? [01:52] https://askubuntu.com/questions/205885/hiding-the-sidebar-in-ubuntu [01:52] it's just called a sidebar as far as I know [01:55] hey, that was an old post but that helped me figure out what to do :) thanks [01:56] you're awesome, struggler :) [01:56] you're welcome! [01:56] yes, people call it side-bar [01:56] I'll call it that from now on :) [01:57] i wouldn't mind it if it was there and opening a window to full screen would 'hide' it but what I did - it doesn't work that way [01:57] but, I will leave it as is until I find out if there is a way for that situation [01:58] what I did is go to settings and under 'dock' there is a setting to 'auto hide the dock' [01:58] I guess ubuntu calls it a 'dock' now? [01:59] they must [01:59] or gnome calls it that...or both? i dunno [01:59] it's only there when windows don't expand 'over it' - the auto hide feature?> [01:59] i remember that it was really hard to customize gnome for some simple things [01:59] i could never switch back [02:00] well, I used 'gnome classic' for a while so I was not familiar with all these quirks [02:00] that's my excuse, I guess [02:00] you use that guy's app? [02:00] did you say you are still on 14.04? [02:01] yep [02:01] I recently upgraded from 17.04 to 17.10 [02:01] I don't remember gnome being like this... I remember some things but I don't recall having an issue with the side bar [02:01] i'm installing 17.10 right now on a new computer... you have me excited to see what's coming [02:01] what de do you use? [02:01] just an install bar at the moment lol [02:02] I have used kde, mate and cinnamon ....just recently used 'ubuntu gnome' when someone was configuring gnome with ubuntu...when ubuntu used unity as default de [02:02] a what? [02:03] installation bar, I'm waiting on Ubuntu 17.10 to finish installing [02:03] i stopped using kde because of some segfault crashes and it would never sync with my phone properly [02:03] oh [02:03] well let me know if you like it - if you get it configured before i leave :) [02:03] although, I have run into issues lately and have come on here lol [02:04] i was going to switch it to i3 pretty much instantly [02:04] you should try the default configuration first....for just a little while ;) [02:04] ? :) [02:04] does i3 replace gnome entirely? is it a window manager/de? What is it? [02:04] hm [02:05] oh nm. :) [02:05] typically you can just swap between windows managers [02:05] I read on the link you showed [02:05] but i3 tends to remove gnome when you install it [02:05] now, I am not used to the side bar not being there by just moving my mouse cursor over lol [02:06] then throws a weird low resolution error when you reinstall gnome and try to siwtch back.... [02:06] really, I don't recommend it lol [02:06] unless you love the idea [02:06] yeah... I think it is too different :) [02:06] I used to like experimenting like that but now I try to use something that is more widespread... :) [02:07] something that is more commonly used [02:07] yeah, I generally agree since those things have less bugs [02:07] that's why I try to stick to kde, gnome or maybe xfce ...although I liked mate and cinnamon [02:07] but having fixed windows is simply too good to live without [02:07] i hate that ubuntu tries to mimic apple OS [02:07] it does? [02:07] I thought apple's OS has the sidebar at the bottom? [02:08] the docking bar thing reminds me of apple [02:08] aw, that's the same thing [02:08] yeah, I guess I can see your point [02:08] well, some ppl used to say kde tries to mimic windows? :) [02:09] I don't mind it if it works how I would like [02:09] hm.. i don't really think I've ever used kde [02:09] i haven't used it in a while....the last time I tried it.... was just frustration [02:09] it was too bad because I thought it has some nice points [02:10] but, the issues were deal breakers, unfortunately [02:10] it sounds like a good idea to have all these options, but it feels like it just creates more bugs sometimes [02:10] yeah [02:10] sometimes, you think they should just combine forces and make something good [02:11] I think there are things in each that are annoying or problematic.... [02:11] (except i3wm, it's perfect) [02:11] lol [02:12] the doc can be moved to the bottom or right, btw [02:12] I guess the next thing I will try to figure out....is whether I can do anything to free up memory resources [02:13] yeah I have 17.10 up and running now... reminds me of a Microsoft Surface... [02:13] I'm not happy that system monitor is showing 2.5 gigs used...and I'm not even doing much [02:13] it's almost revolting, I can't install i3 fast enough...... [02:13] I'm partial to KDE. [02:14] 13 tabs on FF and Hexchat running....is that why I have 2.5 gigs of RAM used? C'mon gnome/ubuntu?!? [02:15] is kde good at memory efficiency? is there anyone who is not a resource hog? [02:15] ff definitely is especially if any of those tabs are video or flash [02:15] I'm not familiar with a Microsoft Surface... I know what it is but I don't know what the screen/desktop looks like [02:16] My Dell XPS13 (16.04.3 LTS) fails to resume from sleep only when it has just been disconnected from its dockstation. I feel this problem happens more when my monitor is connected in VGA (1 time over 2 sleeps) but less when connected to HDMI (1 time over 5 sleeps), so it might be a video driver issue [02:16] Here's my system journal http://paste.debian.net/1007431/ Notice the "FIRMWARE BUG" line 475 and the timepoint I suspended the laptop trying to resume after dockstation disconnection line 165. Do you find any clue in the journal? (Sorry for the big log...) [02:16] just tried it, so I'll add my confirmation that i3wm from a fresh Ubuntu 17.10 installation will remove your gnome windows manager [02:17] good luck courrier, I have no idea! [02:19] thanks :) [02:22] Ubuntu-Struggler, it's just my paltry opinion but I don't think that is good programming [02:22] Even if I was unhappy with gnome windows manager, I don't think a program should totally remove it....does it at least warn you that it is about to be removed? [02:23] sure doesn't [02:24] i agree with you, but I'll call it a feature since I'm a fan! [02:24] Ha ha [02:25] how long does it take to remove it? [02:25] maybe it is a simple process to install it back? [02:25] hello, with cygwin I was able to run sshd on port 443 and connect from an external ip. Why is that not possible with Ubuntu? [02:27] hello, with cygwin I was able to run sshd on port 443 and connect from an external ip. Why is that not possible with Ubuntu? [02:28] do you mean ssh? [02:30] peterr, it's not a simple process to install it back, for a beginner at least... i3 changes things to low resolution mode that persists after logout [02:30] yes [02:31] cpined, you should probably provide the channel the messages you received so that people who know about ssh have a better idea of what went wrong? [02:32] Ubuntu-Struggler, hmmmmm... I guess I'll pass :) [02:33] laptop has ssh port 443 via cygwin, I can access from remote location using my public my public ipaddress:443...I'm not able to do that with Ubuntu. [02:33] I might go watch the video I was gonna watch before i didn't know how to change the appearance of the side bar...uh...the dock :) [02:35] what's the ubuntu message? [02:35] peterr, wellll, you were just complaining about gnome using too much memory~~ [02:36] Ubuntu-Struggler, yeah :) [02:36] cpined: yes you can [02:37] ben64: Do I need to configure sshd_conf? [02:37] sshd_config, yes [02:38] aside from adding "Port 443", is there anything else? [02:39] whois CodeBug [02:41] can I use nvidia-settings to set up dual-monitors? It can't seem to save the X config file, and when I create a new X screen the 2nd monitor just shuts off so I'm not sure I'm actually making it better... but my game under Wine won't work on the 2nd monitor. [02:42] JTech, does arandr work? [02:43] Ubuntu-Struggler, not installed. lemme look into that. [02:44] Ubuntu-Struggler, it's for... shell scripts? [02:45] oh I see. xrandr is about video stuff [02:46] JTech, it's just a neat tool to orient video displays.. it's generally more reliable than others [02:46] you can enable/disable your monitors with it [02:46] set resolutions [02:46] set primary [02:46] .... doesn't seem to have a lot of options. what am I supposed to do with this? [02:47] it doesn't have a lot of options lol [02:47] I mean my 2nd monitor is already enabled. how is it supposed to help my game function on the 2nd monitor? [02:49] I thought with nvidia-settings maybe I could do something to make the monitors separate... because my game refused to go on the 2nd non-primary monitor. [02:49] but "new X screen" just turns the 2nd one off. plus I can't save settings. [02:50] JTech, hm I've struggled with that before, I don't think I found a solution... I just switched my physical monitors lol [02:50] I noticed that the 2nd monitor was sort of just off-set from the 1st monitor so I thought maybe the game couldn't see the 2nd monitor. and that maybe creating a new X screen would make them distinct monitors to Wine. [02:51] Ubuntu-Struggler, it was working before and then spontaneously broke. [02:53] I wonder if it's because I switched from launching Wow.exe to WoW-64.exe... I wonder why that would break it... [02:53] hm. let me try launching Wow.exe the 32bit version. [02:54] nope. [02:54] god this is bullshit. [02:56] maybe.... if I unplug my 1st monitor... and plug it back in.... I wonder if it'll reposition the 1st as being offset from the 2nd instead of the other way around. [02:56] why the hell are dual monitors in the same virtual space anyway? [02:56] arandr can fix that part [02:56] how? [02:56] drag the little boxes how you want them [02:56] then hit apply [02:57] but that won't make them distinct. [02:57] oh [02:57] no that wont fix that [02:57] "mirror display" option [02:57] ? [02:58] I mean I guess I want them in the same space so I can move my mouse from one to the other but... I dunno. [02:58] trying to find solutions online, I see disturbing stuff about writing new /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/nvidia.conf files and making the system unable to start up. [03:01] for some reason he creates 52-nvidia.conf in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ [03:01] and I don't know why the 52. [03:01] and I really don't want to be screwing around with stuff that requires a rescue boot to fix. [03:02] can i set timezone per user from command-line? [03:02] for ssh access [03:02] or is it XY problem? [03:07] Can anyone suggest how to fix Skype on Ubuntu 16.04? I tried installing 8.11.0.4 (sudo apt-get install skypeforlinux=8.11.0.4) but that doesn't help. When I start Skype window opens but main window is transparent, or has screenshot of what's currently on display. Any idea how to fix this? [03:08] .... ok. I "solved" my Wine game's monitor problem by placing the monitor I want to use on the left-most side. it's... still a fucking mess though, because my Xubuntu menu is hidden underneath the game and my monitors are reversed. [03:09] so both Wine and Xubuntu's menus refuse to be anywhere by the left-most monitor. [03:09] why [03:09] *anywhere but [03:09] use a virtual desktop in wine [03:10] Ben64 I don't think that works. doesn't that create a bordered window? [03:10] Is there anything important to know before switching desktop environments or does it pretty much just work [03:10] oh right! plus the virtual desktop ALSO refuses to go on the 2nd monitor! [03:11] Is extracting an ubuntu iso to a usb thumb drive the same as using usb-creator-gtk? [03:12] JTech: then fix your monitor setup [03:12] Ubuntu-Struggler: no [03:12] ben64 yup. virtual desktop is on the left-most monitor. can't move it. how was this supposed to fix it? [03:12] you can move it [03:13] Ben64 how? [03:13] click+drag [03:13] nope. alt-rightclick dragging doesn't do anything [03:13] did i say alt-right click drag [03:13] click dragging doesn't either. [03:14] nor alt-leftclick dragging [03:14] then you don't have it set up properly, it should be a window you can move like any other window [03:15] hmmm... doesn't work when I try to do it with the desktop from winecfg either. [03:16] Ben64 I can put my game on the 2nd monitor windowed already. but I can't put it there in "fullscreen (windowed)" mode. all my options have problems. [03:17] a virtual desktop with a window border would be the same as having it there in windowed mode as far as how many pixels I get. I'm also not sure if it would perform better FPS-wise in a virtual desktop. would it perform like windowed mode, or windowed (fullscreen)? [03:21] hmmm.... is there a keyboard shortcut for the Ubuntu menu? if I switch monitors I need a way to access it underneath the game. [03:21] why are all my options garbage? [03:24] it would perform like fullscreen [03:29] where is mousepad's config file, where the font information, number of spaces, and such is stored, located? is it ~/.config/Mousepad/accels.scm? also the same question for xterm-256color [03:29] (XUbuntu 17.10) [03:30] "Dual (or multiple) monitors can be referred to through a modified DISPLAY environment variable." [03:30] hmm... is that like the env WINEPREFIX ? [03:30] yeah... I think so. [03:33] ahhhhhhh crap. where are my menu items hidden? someone told me but I didn't write it down! I have a broken one and it wont show up in the menu editor if it's broken! [03:34] whew. I recognized it. .local/share/applications === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [03:36] WHAT?? WHAT AM I DOING WRONG??? [03:36] why does that menu item not show up in the menu editor?? [03:37] is "wow64.sh" some sort of illegal filename to refer to in an appplicaiton launcher?? can I not have digits? WHAT?!?! [03:37] did I somehow fail to make it executable? no. it's executable. [03:37] there's no capital letters in the filename. [03:38] permission denied. [03:38] well something's wrong. [03:39] do I not use sudo chmod u+x filename.sh ? [03:40] in the GUI file browser it has different properties than my other .sh file... user is root instead of my username. and all the options are greyed out. [03:40] Can anyone suggest how to fix Skype on Ubuntu 16.04? I tried installing 8.11.0.4 (sudo apt-get install skypeforlinux=8.11.0.4) but that doesn't help. When I start Skype window opens but main window is transparent, or has screenshot of what's currently on display. Any idea how to fix this? [03:43] how do I create a shell file? if I do a sudo command it makes the file owner root. and... that might be a problem? I don't know. [03:43] maybe I need to create it in a normal folder I don't need root access to create. [03:43] why?? [03:45] YUP. THAT WAS THE WHOLE PROBLEM. [03:45] the reason it wasn't executable AND the reason it didn't show up in the menu editor was because my .sh file wasn't created in another folder by a regular user AND THEN MOVED. [03:57] can someone tell me why the date() function of my bash script doesnt work? https://pastebin.com/raw/YN4jhLfW [03:57] oh i didnt realize im in the ubuntu channel not the linux channel, i hope this is still on topic [04:00] Sup everyone?? [04:04] What are we discussing tonight? [04:06] Ubuntu, obviously. [04:09] hotbobby: If you're running the script in Ubuntu it is. What does your date function output? What do you expect it to output instead? [04:11] https://github.com/kraai/torbrowser-launcher/commit/1425d79f888e8572a5eede6131b8ae52a813aaf0 [04:11] How do I install a patched version of a package? [04:11] Can't I drop the patch to some dir? [04:12] hotbobby: Actually, I do know what's wrong. You've created a function named "date", and that function will be run instead of the "date" command. Since the date function then calls date, you have infinite recursion. [04:15] . === neophyte is now known as Guest72921 [04:17] why can I only move Wine's virtual desktop when it's smaller than the screen it's on? also it still won't put the desktop on the 2nd monitor even if I move it there and close and reopen it. [04:19] JTech: Have you tried dragging the window by holding alt then grabbing anywhere on / in the window? [04:19] Jordan_U, yeah. [04:22] hotbobby: (So change the name of your date function) [04:26] * skraito hi all . happy sabbath day :) . [04:26] FYI, Wine on multi-monitors, solution: set the monitor you want to use as "primary". That's all. I can't believe the solution was this simple. [04:27] in the past I was confused by setting the primary monitor and not having the Ubuntu menu display on it. I guess it has nothing to do with that. [04:49] Jordan_U: yes! that was it, thank you very much [04:49] i am indeed using ubuntu 16.04 to run this script === kevin is now known as Guest87753 [05:03] lol [05:03] hi [05:04] hi === LocaMocha is now known as Sauvin [05:30] I think they call be the South African beast too! [05:41] does ubuntu come with postgresql? [05:41] gambl0re: it's available yes [05:42] when i do command postgres -V i get zsh: command not found: postgres [05:42] gambl0re: well, you have to install it [05:42] who here maintains libuser on Ubuntu? I'm extremely upset at the lack of support for libuser-ldap. [05:43] Zombie: this is the support channel [05:43] Zombie: maintainers are not generally here [05:43] Its creating problems with Samba 4 on Ubuntu 16.0.4. [05:43] Zombie: libuser is in universe so it's comunity maintained [05:43] https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/ [05:43] Okay, can I re-word my issue a bit more constructive? [05:43] gambl0re: that would not be the ubuntu packages [05:43] Zombie: you always can [05:43] im running the command apt-get install postgresql-9.6 [05:44] nacc? [05:44] gambl0re: that website is for adding the postgresql repository from pg [05:44] gambl0re: we don't support that here [05:44] gambl0re: postgresql-9.6 is only in artful [05:44] gambl0re: 9.5 is in xenial [05:45] gambl0re: oh i see, they make some mention of what is in ubuntu [05:45] but they don't tell you what version of ubuntu [05:46] that generally means a poorly written guide [05:46] ? [05:48] gambl0re: what is your question? [05:48] gambl0re: it doesn't make sense to install package X (esp. where package X haas version number in it) without saying what version of ubuntu their instructions apply to [05:49] all i want to know is how to install postgres [05:50] gambl0re: what version of ubuntu are you on? [05:50] I am building a VM Server that is a Samba 4 AD Domain, [05:50] nevermind. i think i got it. [05:50] gambl0re: there are two ways, if you are on 16.04 [05:50] gambl0re: sudo apt-get install postgresql-9.5 [05:51] gambl0re: sudo apt-get install postgresql-server^ [05:51] Its uses Dove Cot for IMAP, PostFix, eGroupware, and OwnCloud. [05:51] These Applications are OpenLDAP in design. [05:52] I need support utilities for libuser to create posixAccount attributes. [05:52] That a bit more descriptive? === kaleo_ is now known as kaleozhou [06:02] hehehe [06:51] emacs24.5 ubuntu16.04 , M-x package-list-packages can't install [06:51] pdf-tools? [06:51] [06:54] i have had ubuntu 17.10 on my laptop, it was broken, i changed the harddisk and the upgraded the ram from 2 GB to 8GB. now, it hangs while in installing splash screen! what can i do? can it be disk? [06:55] i meeted with splash screen sevaral times after installed ubun16.04 [06:55] try to re-install it [06:56] perhaps my laptop is too old [06:57] now, im trying to install, i select the list( install or try), and they get me into a ubuntu splash to load, but it hangs out. [06:58] im re building the usb bootable to see if that fixes the problem. [07:03] don't expect to disk from a broken install [07:04] my sugest [07:05] even if it can [07:59] Hi, I am trying to setup firewall for ubuntu server edition. First I run netstat -ntlp | grep LISTEN to get what apps are running now and out put is https://pastebin.com/JbE3aRXn. My next question would which of these ports should I allow for ufw? all or only those which are external? Some of them are used externally but some like mysql is only used itnernally for webapp [08:02] Hello, I'm trying to use the terminal as often as I can to actually learn linux (I have ubuntu installed). I connected my android phone using usb and it shows up in the file manager. [08:03] The problem is I want to use the terminal. I doesn't show up in lsblk, but it shows up on dmesg [08:04] I don't how how to access its 'partition' since I can't find it's partition name [08:06] https://gist.github.com/bbtdev/4f3f01ba2238219b720cf97cfa36c90c [08:10] It's funny which desktop environment I keep going back to with my i7/16 Gigs RAM/Gefore graphics Desktop computer...MATE [08:10] za1b1tsu: you don't access a phone like a normal block device, since it isn't one. the desktop uses gvfs to access it via mtp, if you mount it there you can find it under /run/user/ID [08:11] orange. [08:14] ducasse found it thanks === null00_ is now known as null00 [08:34] 32 [08:34] hi [08:35] greetings. ask your support question [08:38] 2.dynamicip.rima-tde.net) a quitté [08:38] (Quit: Leaving) [08:39] if the terminal opens in home/me/, if I want to go to /run/usr/ID do I have to do cd .., cd .. [08:39] or is there a faster way? [08:43] Found it I can do /./run/.... , but what does /. mean? [08:44] isntalling process for my ubuntu freezes what can i do to find the reason? i have changed my hard disk, it has a windows 7 installed that i want to get rid off, but it's hanging with no reason :( [08:44] i select to try it live or install it, next page freezes. [08:46] za1b1tsu: you can do 'cd /run/user/etc' in one step [08:48] ducasse oh I see, so how come it doesn't search for run in the current directoy? [08:48] because its '/run' not 'run/' it goes to root dir? === rah_ is now known as ragnaroh [08:53] za1b1tsu: because the initial / means /run is a subdir of the root [08:53] ducasse thank you [09:02] Is this correct command to find a file that contains 'code'? find /run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp\:host\=%5Busb%3A001%2C005%5D/ -name code [09:02] by contains code I mean it has the substring 'code' in its name [09:04] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26469286/ this is the log, and after this my screen just freezes. i did this too, but didn't work. https://askubuntu.com/questions/861743/installation-of-ubuntu-16-04-from-a-usb-drive-freezes [09:04] za1b1tsu: 'find /run/... -name *code*' [09:05] senaps: have you tested F1 at logo, to see what kind of errors show? [09:05] yup, the text pasted is the log from that. [09:05] za1b1tsu: 'find -name code' will look for a file with the exact name 'code' [09:06] senaps, no error is in that log [09:06] ducasse, awesome cheers [09:06] za1b1tsu: np [09:07] yup, no errors it just hangs... it copies the packages, does some gpg thing(i think it checks the signature or whatever) and then that 3-4 lines i copied and freezes. [09:08] ducasse, awesome cheers [09:08] ops mistake, but yeah you deserve multiple thanks lol [09:08] :) [09:13] so I have some search results in terminal anyway I can select and copy parts of the find output? [09:13] *any way [09:14] without mouse [09:15] not unless your terminal has a way to copy/paste with keyboard or you are using something like tmux [09:16] Im using terminator [09:17] is there any way for me to get out of this freezing thing? i had a cd for mint and did the same freezing without throwing any errors... [09:18] i don't think so, then. i use termite, which can do it. [09:18] za1b1tsu: ^^ [09:18] is tmux, termite better for stuff like this? [09:18] I want to use avoid the mouse as often as I can [09:19] tmux is not a terminal emulator, but it is something you should check out if you use the terminal a lot [09:19] senaps: is your system uefi? [09:20] lotuspsychje have no idea what that is. i checked for SATA Mode in setup thing and it was CHI or something like that, i changed that to see if it helps. and didn't. it just freezed again === sd_ is now known as Guest17540 [09:21] senaps: tell us about your plan? ubuntu version? want to single install? [09:21] yup, i definetly want a single install, i have windows just to be able to make the usb bootable! i have downloaded latest 17.10 from ubuntu website [09:22] senaps: 17.10 or 17.10.1? [09:22] 17.10.1 [09:23] good :) [09:24] my usb led stops blinking and is straight on, i think maybe it's installing or reading from the usb or something? :( [09:25] i punched my laptop, i lost my hard disk, i upgraded to a 1Tb hard and from 2 GB to 8GB ram. [09:25] senaps: uefi settings for singleboot needs fastboot & secureboot disabled, have you checked that [09:25] no, i don't have any idea what those are. [09:26] Hi guys! [09:26] senaps: you know howto enter bios? [09:26] yup.; [09:26] senaps: ok, try to look for those settings: fastboot, secureboot and disable them [09:26] !uefi | senaps [09:26] senaps: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [09:27] i don't have anything such as fastboot or quietboot! [09:27] senaps: whats your computer model please? [09:29] acer travelmate 4750 [09:30] quit [09:30]