[00:49] valorie: so, the xubuntu bionic 31-bit iso's installer is apparently broken too >_> [00:50] I've been reading the BR and yeah [00:50] I did an "erase existing and install using LVM"; it gets most of the way thru, then complains about GRUB not being able to be installed on "/dev/dm" or maybe it was "/dev/dm0" [00:51] you might add your info to https://launchpad.net/bugs/1744357 [00:51] Launchpad bug 1745118 in linux (Ubuntu Artful) "duplicate for #1744357 Unable to boot with i386 4.13.0-25 / 4.13.0-26 / 4.13.0-31 kernel on Xenial / Artful" [High,Triaged] [00:51] It then asks for an alternate device, but none of the options make the "OK" button do anything at all; the install hangs at that point [00:52] Installing grub manually does appear to result in a working system, tho it seems to have left a few junk packages remaining.. I think that's the best I'm gonna get tho lol [00:52] IHAVEATASKBAROMG [00:55] congratulations [00:55] this might be a separate bug [05:55] morning flocculant :p [05:56] lotuspsychje: morning :) [05:56] glad I now know that the 32 bit issues I see is a kernel bug and infinity was right :p [05:57] aha [05:57] cool you guys found it [05:57] flocculant: everything on schedule for bionic? [05:58] for us it is pretty much, few more things to get in iirc [05:58] did we pass alpha1 [05:59] there was no alpha1 [05:59] ah [05:59] xubuntu doesn't do alphas anyway [06:00] so we just follow the stream as it goes? [06:00] yea - we do join in for beta 1 [06:01] cool [13:07] are ubuntu 18 package versions already frozen (the schedule is after FeatureDefinitionFreeze but before FeatureFreeze)? [13:30] i have a question regarding ubuntu 18: will versions of included packages change for the final release? (e.g. cmake is 3.9 at on the nightly. will it be 3.10 on the final release?) [14:22] are ubuntu 18 package versions already frozen (the schedule is after FeatureDefinitionFreeze but before FeatureFreeze)? if ubuntu 18 package versionss are not frozen, where can i request for a package to be updated for the final release? [14:32] barcode: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseSchedule is relevant. [14:33] depending on the nature of what you're looking to get 'updated', it may or may not happen. File a request for the package to be updated as a bug *against* the package in question. [18:05] Is it about time to give it a spin on one of my boxes? How is it so far? Any known showstoppers? [18:05] Volkodav: pretty stable on my side on xorg [18:06] Did you test skype printers all that evil? [18:06] Volkodav: the wayland session is still worked on [18:07] Does it give a choice what to use? [18:07] Volkodav: my hp works pretty nice after adding it in gnome [18:07] Volkodav: at login the choice is given xorg or wayland, for some systems [18:07] Volkodav: nvidia has issues on wayland [18:07] hp is one of the best with linux from the very old days [18:08] I stickwith Brother since they started offering drivers [18:08] Well I have nvidia on that box [18:09] Volkodav: well the xorg/nouveau session might work nice [18:09] well may as well stay with xorg for a while before they figure it out [18:09] Volkodav: we just had the news xorg will be by default on final release [18:10] I guess it's good news huh? [18:10] wayland is still too rough around the edges ... [18:11] Does it work for anybody ? [18:11] Volkodav: sure [18:11] older machines I guess? [18:12] Volkodav: no, au contraire newer machines with higher specs, but depends also on the graphics [18:12] any flavors on daily images? Let me see [18:13] Volkodav: im testing/bug ubuntu-desktop main flavor [18:14] I actually run xfce on ubuntu install was thinking of maybe wiping it out just go with xubuntu to get rid of some blob [18:15] Volkodav: we need all kinds of testers on more flavors [18:16] well it's just one image so far [18:16] Volkodav: just keep in mind we still in development branch right, things 'could' still break [18:17] I don't mind I've been playing with alphas for last 14 years as far as I remember [18:18] I remember the switch from kernel 2.8 to 2.10 for some reason - seemed like a bid deal back then [18:18] :) [18:19] Volkodav: think they gonna skip alpha1 [18:19] Volkodav: so just keeping our systems up to date until beta1 [18:20] why so? [18:20] looks like a rolling release type of deal [18:22] Volkodav: no, its another reason [18:22] lotuspsychje: you meant Alpha 2 [18:22] What was that fuss with BIOS on the current? [18:23] !intelbug [18:23] !lenovobug [18:23] The original release of Ubuntu 17.10 contained a bug that makes firmware memory read-only. See https://pad.lv/1734147 for more info. This bug has been fixed in 17.10's repositories (so upgrades are safe) and new ISOs have been released (look for 17.10.1 in the filename). [18:23] :) [18:23] hey flocculant [18:23] hi lotuspsychje [18:24] we miss you on discuss flocculant :p [18:24] lotuspsychje: Any idea when the flavors are due? [18:25] one for you flocculant ^ [18:31] Volkodav: xubuntu is due at the same time all flavours are ;) also you'll not see an Xubuntu Alpha of any description, we only do Beta 1 onwards [18:32] flocculant: Thanks I'll wait till Beta 1 then [18:33] Volkodav: ok up to you - it's pretty stable for me (and I run xubuntu bionic plus our 'officialish' ppas with it [18:59] bionic was locking me up daily, and rebooting with MCE errors. ive gone back to xenial for few days now and its all good again [19:00] older cpu e6700, 8gb ram, nvidia drivers [19:01] daddy0: did you try nouveau on xorg? [19:01] no just the nv blob every time i reinstalled [19:01] daddy0: nvidia is a no-go with wayland [19:02] 3d games were working fine, for what thats worth [21:13] can someone link me to a relatively stable release? [21:13] my bionic beaver is about ready to take a pwder [21:13] thats puttin it nicely [21:14] sumpn aint right [21:14] it lasted 30 days lol [21:14] could be my fault i did touch some stuff [21:15] no? ooook then....going with daily/nightly again [21:28] J03Y: Bionic is Alpha... if you really want something stable, it is 16.04 or 17.10 [21:29] J03Y: and you can get the current "version" just by running "sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade" [21:31] although a vague "i did touch some stuff" doesn't give me much confidence [21:34] maybe the stuff-in fell out? [21:35] TJ-: :) [22:23] its dragging slow, clicking a torrent link no longer opens transmission, somehow the browser cache seems to have been deleted, sound/hdmi/bluetooth no longer works like it did, i am not sure if my gf may have had a root terminal while i was asleep [22:23] so i am re-installing [22:24] also i dont have an HDD so this was on a USB 3.0 stick and it may be failing [22:24] ive got it on a DVD but it loads up slow as christmas [22:25] meh, i am gunna whipe it with dd dev/zeros D/L a new image [22:36] J03Y: you can just zsync to your HD, rather than re-downloading