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google: "ubuntu how to find out the commands of an installed package" [00:54]

all none related results showed up [00:56] Li: what do you want to know? [00:56] Li: not all packages ship executables, for one thinng [00:56] does xubuntu use less resources than ubuntu? I heard it runs better on older machines. [00:56] I know lubuntu dfoes [00:56] -f [00:56] JoeLlama: i would say it's a less graphically intense desktop environment yeah [00:57] ok cool thanks nacc that is what I thought also [00:57]

nacc: that is exactly what I wanted. 1) If the installed package includes any executables. 2) how to go about finding the names of them. [00:57] and why are linux users nicer people that unix users? Just curious [00:57] Li: dpkg -L | grep bin ? [00:57] I have been on some unix channels where people just sucked :( [00:57] JoeLlama: not really ontopic :) [00:58] ok thanks nacc [00:59] I installed ubuntu 16.04 on a dell inspiron 910 (intel atom n270) and it was kinda slow but worked pretty well... internet and all... then I installed lubuntu 16.04 on that same system and the internet stopped working. [00:59] gunna try xubuntu next [00:59] JoeLlama: the underlying systems are the same (incl. the kernel) so it seems like something esle is going on [01:00]

thanks nacc .. that well do [01:00] the flavors are just different default desktop experiences [01:00] hrm ok nacc yeah... [01:00] something is up [01:00]

however there should be something more obviouse during the installation process [01:00] Li: what do you mean? [01:01] Li: why are you installing packages if you don't know what they are for? [01:01] it's amazing how video performance was still slightly glitchy under windows and required a broadcom crystalHD hardware video decoder to play videos and still had a slight glitch to it but under ubuntu I didn't need a hardware decoder and videos played sweet :) [01:03] Li: i guess, in my mind, you either are using a GUI to isntall packages, which probably means you are using a GUI to launch applications (at which opint you shouldn't even ncare what the executables are called) [01:04] Li: or you are using the terminal and you know what you are installing and why [01:04] Li: i'm trying to think of a generic use-case where what you are suggesting is a key need [01:06] so under xubuntu it's basically the same thing as ubuntu with a lower overhead graphical interface? How does that compare to lubuntu? [01:08] JoeLlama: Lubuntu is a faster, more lightweight and energy saving variant of Ubuntu using LXDE, the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment. It is targeted at "normal" PC and laptop users running on low-spec hardware. [01:08] i need something to cut video streams, no edit, jsut cut a section and save it [01:08] tips appreciated [01:12] hi [01:12] good evening [01:12] oh ok thanks Bashing-om makes sense [01:13] I will try xubuntu next on an Intel N270 (1.6GHz 1 Core) with 2G RAM [01:14] it's a 32 bitter [01:15] the full ubuntu on that system (16.04) worked well and video was sweet but the GUI was a bit slow [01:18] anyone still reporting uefi issues in 17.10.1 [01:19] when attempting to boot Ubuntu on an Apple Xserve 2008, I get the following error: https://imgur.com/a/qlZTV [01:19] any ideas about what the error indicates? [01:59] my boot process is broken [01:59] how should I fix it? [01:59] It happens after I updated kernel headers and updated virtualbox guest additions === silvio is now known as Guest87287 [02:00] I get an error 'failed to start Load Kernel Modules' [02:00] Hey guys, I need help with VNC. I want to set up something like tightvncserver, that is a seperate desktop only exposed through VNC, not the actual display. [02:00] However, with tightVNC there is no openGL / Vulkan support [02:01] so my question is, how can I configure a GL / Vulkan compatible VNC server w/ any VNC server, be it x11vnc or tightvncserver [02:11] well the good news is [02:11] the amd e-450 itx box always locks up at the exact same spot [02:11] installing grub [02:11] which means it's a hw/and or linux bug [02:11] resolvable :) [02:11] not dying hw [02:11] * flyback bites randomCANUCK [02:12] randomstrangerb, [02:12] masterasia, reboot. hit the esc key immediately after the screensplash to trigger grub boot options. choose an older kernel to boot. that will get you into the system [02:12] cfhowlett, hasn't worked so far [02:12] could it be my guest additions? [02:12] possibly. what exactly happens now? [02:13] looks like possibly the uefi bug isn't fully resolved in 17.10.1 [02:14] flyback: run the installer with the 'ubiquity -b' so it doesnt try installing grub, then manually install from a chroot or something === Fa1al is now known as Fa1alErr0r [02:16] going to try installing on non uefi mode first [02:16] how's grub failing [02:16] the installer locks hard [02:16] lubuntu but same codebase except for a few minor changes [02:18] masterasia, try this: purge the guest additions and test === ubuntu is now known as Guest27947 [02:25] wtf don't you guys believe in swap anymore? [02:27] language! [02:28] ¿Ya no crees en el espacio de intercambio? [02:29] ??????????? [02:29] !es| flyback english on in this channel please [02:29] flyback english on in this channel please: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [02:29] cfhowlett, that was a joke [02:29] haven't you ever see the movie "airplane" [02:29] perhaps jokes belong in the #ubuntu-offtopic channel rather than the support channel [02:30] wow just sad [02:31] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/oluQQ45c/leak.png [02:32] NullTheSecond, this is ubuntu support. check your channel [02:34] * flyback hands cfhowlett some tums [02:37] yep [02:37] installing in non uefi mode worked fine [03:21] what does it mean >/dev/null ? it's redirect to this file some output? [03:25] it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_device [03:26] it means I can't see there nothing, this file always empty [03:27] anyone got any info on gestures using touchpads on linux? What packages are best to enable 3/4 finger gestures? [03:28] how easy is it to move from unity to gnome desktop ? [03:29] please send complains to /dev/null [03:29] Neo4, null is where you send stuff to disappear echo "Dumb Idea" >/dev/nul [03:29] *null [03:30] fluvvell: understood [03:30] I break down this row of code (* * * * * wget -q -O - ' . site_url() . ' >/dev/null 2>&1) [03:32] do this for test (wget http://test/crone.php >/dev/null) and I files in folder [03:32] I get* [03:32] -q, --quiet quiet (no output) [03:32] -O, --output-document=FILE write documents to FILE [03:33] what does mean quiet? [03:33] Neo4, that wget won't print anything while doing it [03:35] I might have guessed, -q forbid output error in console and -O allow write in file [03:35] this command: [03:35] (wget -O http://test/crone.php >/dev/null ) output nothing, it seems doesn't have sense? [03:35] oh no it output in console something [03:35] with -q it nothing output [03:36] Hi [03:38] I did it (wget -O http://test/crone.php >data) and got file 'data' and output in console [03:38] I did it (wget -q -O - http://test/crone.php >data1) and got data1 and output is nothing [03:38] -q - forbid show message on screen -O save in file [03:39] if we do wget http://google.com >some_file we get nothing [03:39] How do I get the IP address of a brother printer if the config settings is saying initializing? [03:39] no it works... [03:40] we get two files index.html and some_file [03:40] with -O only file [03:40] Neo4: What is your question? [03:41] Flannel: what means this code (wget -q -O - http://test/crone.php >/dev/null 2>&1) [03:41] 2>&1 [03:41] this last unknown [03:42] Neo4: - [03:43] Neo4: -O will output to a filename, the - is where the filename would go. That outputs instead to the standard output (the terminal). [03:43] R13ose try this... #lpinfo -v | grep -P '://' [03:44] Flannel: standard output is file? [03:44] Neo4: the two things at the end first redirects the output (which would be the contents of the webpage) to /dev/null (nowhere). The second part then redirects standard error to the standard output. So, you'll get any errors displayed, but other than that, nothing "shows" anywhere. [03:44] Neo4: no, standard output is "the terminal" if you're running a terminal. In a cronjob, outputs get mailed to you. [03:44] Neo4: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-3.html That page covers all sorts of variations on at stuff. So you can learn more. [03:44] Flannel: what is useful do that code? [03:45] it seems nothing load from internet, what he is load it put to /dev/null [03:45] this is code from php file [03:45] $command_string = '* * * * * wget -q -O - ' . site_url() . ' >/dev/null 2>&1' . PHP_EOL; [03:45] Neo4: So, any /errors/ will be displayed (like, if the domain didn't resolve). It also would do stuff serverside. [03:46] Neo4: So... it could be to check to make sure your internet works. Or that site_url is valid. Or to tell site_url that your computer exists. [03:46] Flannel: ok, we do redirect stdout to file than redirect stderror to stdout and both of them go to /dev/null, and that code doesn't have sense [03:46] Neo4: Those are the possible side-effects. At least, the big ones. Not talking about second order effects. [03:47] Neo4, https://explainshell.com/ [03:47] Neo4: No, it redirects stdout to /dev/null, then stderr to stdout. The stderr would show up in the terminal. It doesn't get re-redirected to /dev/null. [03:48] So, you take the source that would've gone to stdout, throw that away. You take the source that would've gone to stderr, put it instead at stdout. [03:48] Flannel: no, there -q it means "don't show in terminal anything" [03:49] Neo4: No, -q means "don't show the usual wget stuff", like where it talks about resolving the host, and downloading the file, and the filesize and stuff. [03:49] I see there exists a few stream std out std err... [03:50] Flannel: understood, if it get error it show on screen [03:51] that php code is complicated... === AnarchyBurger is now known as AnarchyBurgr [03:54] lordcirth_: nice site https://goo.gl/N3zf6T [03:58] how do i install gcc 4.8 on 17.10 ? [03:58] how do i install gcc 4.8 on ubuntu 17.10 ? === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:02] !ot [04:02] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [04:04] dedondeesta did you look for the package? === Jkessler is now known as JackK === mike_ is now known as Guest12587 [05:12] Yesterday I created a USB for Kubuntu 17.10.1 by using Rufus for Windows XP. When I booted it I saw the installation screen which says to try or to install. I clicked on Try, and it took me to the non-blinking hyphen for a minute, then the hyphen disappeared. I waited and still there is no KDE 5 desktop. I have read that if I could run KDE 4, then [05:12] I could run KDE 5. I pressed Num lock but it looks like the system is frozen. [05:18] Hi EriC^^ [05:20] And when I tried with nomodeset, I got Input not supported so I cannot do anything [05:21] EoflaOE: how did you run kde4 before? [05:22] I've put it in crontab [05:22] 1 * * * * wget http://test/crone.php >/dev/null [05:22] When is must be done? [05:22] hi EoflaOE [05:22] Sveta, I think KDE4 is more slimmer than KDE 5 for my computer [05:22] minimum step for crontab 5 minutes? [05:22] in 40mins Neo4 [05:23] Neo4: 1min [05:23] EriC^^: yes 1 min [05:23] * * * * * .... [05:23] I don't see any changes [05:24] crone.php write in file time and I see nothing [05:24] can latest ubuntu or lts respond to media next or media previous keys (next track/ previous track) on lock screen? [05:27] EriC^^: see http://pix.toile-libre.org/?img=1517376359.png [05:27] I might have had got to do restart crone? [05:28] that command works in command like if do it manually [05:29] I want to use Internation Phonetic Alphabets chars? How do I use it? [05:29] Neo4: 1 * * * * runs in 30mins from now, the start of every hour [05:29] I don't find IPA chars in the input methods. [05:29] EriC^^: why not every minute? [05:30] EriC^^: it's each task will start in 30 minutes? [05:30] 1 * * * * what does it might have got to mean? [05:31] it would have been mean every minutes load url [05:32] no it would mean every hour at xx:01 [05:32] * * * * * is every min [05:35] EriC^^: how will be every file minutes? [05:35] for example [05:35] :) [05:36] EriC^^: I guessed it must be have to create 5 task with [05:38] 5 * * * * 10 * * * * 15 * * * * 20 * * * * 25 * * * * .... 11 [05:38] 11 task [05:38] ok understood [05:43] no one task */5 * * * * [05:43] https://crontab.guru/every-5-minutes === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [05:54] Hi. Is there an easy, universal way how to find the source code corresponding to a binary? [05:56] jansch: i think apt can download the source of a package [06:02] lotuspsychje: thanks - for the record: dpkg -S /binary/filename gives the package name, then enable source code in the sources.list (via "Software & Updates" GUI), then sudo apt update, then apt source packagename [06:03] jansch: cool [06:13] in crontab we can add tasks from file do crontab /path/to/file [06:20] hi there, I use gsetting set the caribou keyboard use tablet layout, and I find that ctrl key doesn't work, which layout is in /usr/share/caribou/layout/tablet/us.xml [06:24] lotuspsychje: and it even contains a .dsc file with a description and a link to a web-browsable git repo. Nice! [06:48] Hey! My 17.04 update manager is not working about 2 weeks now. It say, can't reach the address [06:48] can anyone explain why my ping and ssh don't seem to use /etc/resolv.conf? https://paste.linux.community/view/b0f77d14 [06:48] E: The repository 'http://hu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu zesty Release' does no longer have a Release file. [06:50] oh... So 17.04 is EoL ? [06:50] !eolupgrade | Gegsite [06:50] Gegsite: 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 [06:51] It went eol the 13th iirc [06:51] my virtualbox running the latest Ubuntu keeps going black screen and there seems no way out of it [06:52] thought that all .04 ending is LTS.... [06:53] well hateball, I'm going to wait till the 18.04 comes... only 2 months now [06:53] 16.04.03 [06:54] apparently i've blocked hateball cuz i haven't seen that name at all [06:54] Gegsite: you're still going to need to upgrade to 17.10 first [06:54] oh, here it is [06:55] hmmm so do dist-upgrad now? [06:55] why would you name yourself hateball [06:57] like why GeniusOfLove :P [06:58] Gegsite: Follow the instructions in the link above [06:58] Then you can do a regular do-release-upgrade from 17.10 once 18.04 is released === x4i is now known as Guest47888 === AlexUnderHood is now known as test0 === test0 is now known as AlexUnderHood [07:14] hello body t [07:16] hello [07:17] lightgun: hello world [07:17] indeed [07:19] indeed job? === nicolo is now known as Guest74621 [07:34] Hey, something happened to my ubuntu installation and network-manager stopped working with custom DNS entries, I think automatic don't work as well. [07:34] Still, the custom entries are what I'm after. [07:35] It sets up reolv.conf to use local nameserver but I don't know really where too look for configuration of that nameserver. [07:37] Furai: ubuntu version? kernel? nm version? [07:40] Ubuntu 17.10 x86_64 4.13.0-32-generic Network-manager Version: 1.8.4-1ubuntu3 [07:40] hi there [07:40] i am getting a very long (haven't timed) delay when selecting my usb drive and grub loading [07:40] it's a flashing underscore [07:40] i installed Rstudio but it does not show up in shortcuts. Where did it go? [07:41] hackstock, check you dmesg when it boots up? Maybe there's some hint. [07:41] same question for MS Visual Code - i dont see it in shortcuts [07:41] lotuspsychje, Ubuntu 17.10 x86_64 4.13.0-32-generic Network-manager Version: 1.8.4-1ubuntu3 [07:41] ubuntu 17.10 [07:44] Furai: [07:44] are you telling me dmesg is logging before grub starts? [07:45] very baffling [07:45] this has nothing to do with grub timeout [07:45] it's all before grub can hook [07:46] maybe its my BIOS [07:46] are you talking about investment markets? [07:46] !support | GeniusOfLove [07:46] GeniusOfLove: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com [07:46] ola [07:47] do you think i'm a liar, lotuspsychje [07:47] GeniusOfLove, lets stop that now please [07:47] stop what [07:47] GeniusOfLove, this channel is support only , not random chatter [07:48] what do you mean support [07:48] !es | MoL0ToV [07:48] MoL0ToV: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [07:48] GeniusOfLove, ubuntu technical support [07:48] baz, I use Ubuntu [07:49] GeniusOfLove, then stay topical, leave the random non-sequitur commentary outside this channel [07:49] hi ;P [07:53] I said a true but unflattering thing about a "christian woman" and she took me to court because facebook is awful [07:54] GeniusOfLove, thats not topical here at all [07:54] sorry, whut [07:54] my bad [07:55] GeniusOfLove, we have asked many times now, nonsense chatter outside this channel [07:55] bazhang, sorry, what have you asked about, I will asnwer [07:59] how do I look at my hardware in ubuntu? [07:59] I don't know what kind of motherboard I have. [08:01] Falpha: sudo lshwwill give you a bit of info [08:01] Falpha: sudo lshw [08:03] lotuspsychje, I know you wanted to help me - anyway, fixed my issue by doing dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf/network-manager === Jacob_ is now known as Guest95599 [08:22] hi I have a huge delay in my GRUB menu showing up [08:23] around 60 seconds [08:24] not sure what went wrong but something is definitely wrong [08:24] I tried resetting my BIOS to defaults, that is not it [08:24] hackstock: checked if there are any bios updates? [08:24] ^ [08:25] hackstock: recently changed any hardware? [08:26] no [08:26] it's the only drive connected [08:26] i've tried different usb ports too [08:26] hackstock: when did you start noticing this? [08:26] so it is software related [08:26] this week [08:27] hackstock: so it never used to have this delay? [08:35] i'm frustrated [08:36] meh, don't buy in [08:36] what even is this [08:36] hi [08:36] trying to troubleshoot a long delay before GRUB menu loading [08:36] 60 second delay [08:37] i want to short BTC [08:37] I want to short it SOO HARDDD [08:37] GeniusOfLove: stay on topic, please [08:37] but how, i don't think it's optional [08:38] sorry, i'm leaving ducasse [08:39] trying to troubleshoot grub delay [08:39] on boot [08:40] hackstock: so it never used to have this delay? [08:41] no [08:41] to fix it [08:41] likely will be a waste of time [08:41] just do a fresh install [08:41] but i figured i would ask once [08:41] in case any master hackers were around [08:42] hackstock: you mentioned trying multiple usb ports. are you talking about getting to grub on a usb stick or usb external harddrive? [08:43] doesnt matter [08:43] same thing [08:43] Q: does anyone know whether there is an update package for SDDM? current package is based on SDDM version 0.13.0 (as of 2015-11-04) [08:43] for xenial? [08:43] hackstock: if it is a stick then how old is the stick? do you get this delay on other machines? [08:44] its not the drive [08:44] its software related [08:45] i just dont have the hard drive space to backup and reinstall [08:45] oh well [08:51] hackstock: you think this started happening after a certain update? === zorro is now known as Guest84169 [09:26] hi guys [09:27] i have one simple question. i have nvidia gpu and proprietary drivers installed [09:27] Why lsmod | grep nvidia does not show anything? [09:28] hello how do i create a new wired connection through network manager in terminal ? [09:28] grip VGA see what that does [09:28] i have 2 ethernet adapters , the second one isn't configured [09:29] jacopastorius: what does this say: lspci -k |grep -A 3 VGA [09:29] hateball: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 06) [09:29] Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller [09:29] Kernel driver in use: i915 [09:29] Kernel modules: i915 [09:30] jacopastorius: so this is a laptop with hybrid graphics? [09:30] i think the module loaded is i915 atm because i'm using a laptop [09:30] yes, hybrid [09:30] do i have to switch to nvidia to see related module loaded? [09:30] jacopastorius: then you need to make sure the package nvidia-prime is installed, then go into nvidia-settings and pick the driver [09:30] yes [09:30] thank you very much [09:32] just another question. When a few thing will be clear for me, i'll compile 4.5 kernel from my own. I'm using xubuntu 6.04 LTS and i'm gonna import the config file which i'm using with the actual kernel. is it ok? [09:32] why are you doing that [09:33] nogodsnomasters: just for fun [09:33] try linux from scratch [09:33] hello [09:33] but it's not fun [09:33] hi yeeeey [09:33] its fun [09:33] u not fun [09:33] what do you mean with from scratch [09:33] how r u [09:33] you install linux without an installer [09:34] you install it manually [09:34] ha ha lfs bullshit on that bullshit [09:34] can anyone answer my question . or it's not the right channel to ask ? [09:34] lfs is good [09:34] gentoo yeah maybe [09:35] nogodsnomasters: ok. but lets suppose i want to install 4.5 kernel in ubuntu. Is it possible? [09:36] oh they left [09:36] techsynt: nmtui [09:36] jacopastorius: maybe it is, but it is not supported in this channel [09:36] jacopastorius: anything is possible, but it's a bad idea [09:36] ok thank you [09:37] jacopastorius, I have installed latest kernel in ubuntu before [09:37] but it's a bad idea [09:37] it might break things [09:37] 4.5 isn't the latest [09:37] it will definitely break things [09:38] that's like asking, can I put a 2006 nissan engine in a 1996 nissan car? [09:39] nogodsnomasters: i'd like to do that as well if i had a 1996 nissan. I like to tweak and improve things :D [09:39] but if i risk to break something, better to forgive about that [09:39] it's more like putting a 1996 engine into a 2016 car [09:40] I read about some improvements and implementation about power management in 4.5 kernel, so, having a laptop, i thought thath using the new kernel should be interesting [09:41] 4.5 is not new [09:41] but it is newer than 4.13 that is using ubuntu 6.04 [09:41] no [09:41] 13 is bigger than 5 [09:42] meh you're right [09:42] why the hell then the latest stable kernel in kernel.org is the 4.5? [09:42] it isn't [09:43] sorry, i was a little bit confused. i mean 4.15 === OpenSorc_ is now known as OpenSorceress [09:43] you should install the windows kernel.dll in ubuntu [09:43] well you could install the mainline kernel, or you could wait a couple months for 18.04's kernel to make it to hwe-edge [09:44] kernel.dll is great for ubuntu [09:44] nogodsnomasters: don't do that here [09:44] nogodsnomasters: you're not of any help [09:45] i'm just trying to learn, nothing else [09:45] jacopastorius, download the source code, configure the kernel, make the kernel then install the kernel [09:45] that's the steps [09:45] !mainline | jacopastorius [09:45] jacopastorius: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [09:45] this is a much easier way [09:46] thank you guys [09:59] hi guys. if i suddenly get "mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system" with cifs-utils installed on my Ubuntu 14.04 3.19.0-25-generic server.. Where should i pry around to learn why? [09:59] a reboot did not help [10:02] update cifs-utils? [10:02] null4bl3, [10:02] null4bl3, try and update your cifs-utils [10:03] i already reinstalled cifs-utils without any luck [10:03] i do however get an extended error that puzzles me: mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system mount error(19): No such device [10:04] if cifs filesystem is unknown why get additional "no such device" [10:04] what are you typing exactly [10:06] sudo mount.cifs //ip/share /mnt/dir -o credentials=/path/to/credentials,vers=1.0,sec=ntlm,iocharset=utf8 [10:07] modprobe cifs returns: [10:07] modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:556 kmod_search_moddep() could not open moddep file '/lib/modules/3.19.0-25-generic/modules.dep.bin' [10:08] oh, 3.19 isn't supported anymore [10:08] null4bl3: that sounds like a much deeper problem. Try sudo dpkg --configure -a, and if that does not outut anything: sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r) [10:09] i have been trying to get them to update the prod server.. this could my gold ticket.. :) [10:09] thank you.. will try [10:09] you gotta either go back to trusty's 3.13 or up to 16.04's 4.4 [10:09] server irc.all4y.net [10:09] Ben64: oh, 3.19 isn't what you get with 14.04? [10:10] no, it was supported for a year, until august 2016 [10:10] ah [10:10] it's the kernel from 15.04, which is dead [10:10] Quite so [10:11] so it's still got meltdown and all those other goodies === peet is now known as peetpypeett === peet is now known as peetpypeett [10:43] hi [10:45] hi, I have this problem with monitors, my lifebook's main screen is dead and I'm using an external HDMI monitor (via DP-adapter) without issues but I have another monitor which uses VGA, the problem is that that VGA monitor randomly(like after 30min or so of usage) stops working and gives this error "not optimum mode, recommended mode: 1280x1024", which is the resolution by default and after the error [10:46] xrandr(arandr) only shows a 1024x768 max resolution which does not work at all === menace is now known as Deknos [10:47] I've tried adding the right resolution but it just gives me a black screen after activating the monitor [10:47] GPU is intel btw === gms is now known as Guest98886 [10:48] hello all [10:48] I'm on 14.x [10:49] Is amazon in ubuntu? [10:49] I ran a bash script with bash -x ./script-name.sh. Now, I can't bring to terminate it [10:50] I can't terminate it. I kill its pid. It restarts another pid [10:53] How to run this script so no output on stdout is generated ? [10:53] noshup ./script-name.sh >&/dev/null & doesn't seem to be the correct way to doing it on 14.04.x [10:54] This syntax works on centos [10:54] why not on ubuntu ? [10:54] shell is same i.e., bash [10:54] ./foo.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 & [10:55] don't use nohup ? [11:02] hi guys ist possible i can see what a guy have done atfter he removed/clean bash_history ? [11:08] hallo [11:12] I have a situation [11:12] I have a few terminals open [11:12] But I cannot grab them [11:13]