[00:25] hello [00:25] hi === eric is now known as Guest96763 [00:25] hello?? [00:26] hi [00:27] Anybody here? [00:28] All right [00:28] I'm leaving [00:32] bye === eric is now known as Guest57568 [02:53] hi all have no question yet it just booted [04:04] im back so far it ran almost 10 mins not have any luck [04:35] I'm running into an issue while testing this 17.10 image [04:35] Whenever I click on the keyboard in the indicator area the whole thing just locks up [04:36] Literally dead-on-arrival for a desktop experience [04:40] ok back again maybe better luck before something go wrong [04:43] two try ok now lets see if i can stay online for 10 mins [06:29] lostMeUbuntu: from your linuxmint grub, type "c" to get a command line, then "insmod btrfs", "set root=(hd0,msdos2)" (or wherever your other install is), and finally "configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg", so that it loads your linux mate grub [06:32] Techman: yeah I'm seeing that in 18.04, something's terribly wrong [06:32] Can someone get a hold of Wimpy about this [06:33] I pinged flexiondotorg a few weeks ago, no response yet [06:33] I held off on installing it on my desktop for now [06:34] Techman: btw, does alt+ctrl+f2 work for you at that point? [06:34] I use F1, but yeah I guess [06:34] I can use that to get out of the desktop [06:34] But I return to the desktop and it's all hung [06:34] I started suggesting f2 because now with wayland, it goes in f [06:34] *f1 [06:34] I don't know anything about Wayland tbh [06:35] So pressing alt+ctrl+f1 in wayland does nothing at all [06:35] why would they do that [06:35] That's like an antifeature [06:35] It actually makes more sense, why would graphics go in vt7 instead of starting normally from vt1 [06:35] It was xorg that was bad there [06:35] oh [06:36] And the other vts are only started when the user switches to them, saving ram [06:36] Isn't Wayland still buggy though [06:36] Not by itself buggy, it's just the apps aren't ready for it yet [06:38] Techman: what's your keyboard layout? mine is us,gr [06:38] I'm guessing it's just US, because it's a US keyboard [06:39] Techman: eh, if you're only using us and not some other language, why do you have a keyboard applet? [06:39] It's a G.Skill KM780 MX (red backlit, not RGB) [06:39] I have no idea, that's why I clicked on it to see why it was there [06:39] And then...rip [06:42] If you still have that installation, it would be nice to see the output of `setxkbmap -query`, before clicking on the applet... [07:59] alkisg: it was a livecd [07:59] I didn't actually install it because of this [08:00] Do you want me to restart into it again to test it out [08:01] Techman: nah, not important, I don't think the keyboard is the issue [08:01] it's only one of the ways to hang the session [08:02] There are other ways to bork the session? [08:03] Oh sure, for me in 18.04 it hangs after a few clicks anyway [08:03] Although inside the live cd there's fcitx running, which is not running later in the installed session [08:03] So there's a possibility that what you saw in 17.10 was different to what I see in 18.04 [08:04] Well [08:04] (fcitx was what was showing the keyboard applet in your case, afaik) [08:04] Could this fcitx stuff be what is causing the issue [08:04] That's for chinese users, I had a lot of issues with that, I never use it in the installed system anyway [08:04] I didn't have hanging issues with it though so far [08:05] Only "not being able to to properly" issues [08:06] *to type [08:07] Oh ok [08:09] I guess I'll hold off on this for a little bit then [08:09] I could install 16.04 but honestly I think the improvements in MATE and all of these panel options has made it kinda obsolete in a sense [08:11] * alkisg is only using LTS releases, the non-LTS ones aren't worth the debugging [09:29] hi [09:29] hello === t0ssp0t is now known as kernal_ [09:32] what do I have to enable to auto-mount usb ? [09:32] udisks2.service ? [09:34] sacarde, I don't know about mate, but in other DE, it's afaik goa service (gnome online account service) [09:35] like a usb flash drive? [09:36] y [09:40] never had a problem getting a usb flash drive to show up on mate? [09:58] sacarde: usbs get automatically mounted in ubuntu mate [09:58] Are you using some other distribution or flavor? [10:02] ubuntu mate [10:02] is there a service that make this? [10:03] or a udev rule? [10:03] sacarde: sure, udev notifies udisks which notifies the desktop environment [10:03] It's all preconfigured [10:03] Did you do something to break it? [10:03] maybe [10:04] udisks2.service ? [10:04] Yes; but what are you planning to do with that? It's not a matter of starting a service [10:05] If you want help in troubleshooting it, it's best to start with other commands [14:09] helo [14:09] mname is jeff [17:04] erzlzioi [17:04] gfhgg- [17:04] jktpilkoö [17:04] lkl,koöpjijkgjukifm,9j67876588lgfhllom,clö pzi.-hklhkluil.lkö-öjklöölöä ö#ä [17:04] li8i-bvgirhmklot-gk [17:05] nhk.lm n8zjlö if.ll [17:05] 687o [17:05] l [17:05] o [17:05] jk [17:10] Don't run this it will wipe your hard disk [17:24] hi [17:24] hi [17:24] my wireless networks wont show up [17:24] i am not an expert [17:24] a windows user [17:24] recently got ubuntu [17:25] in my acer laptop [17:25] and its a qualcom atheros 9565 devic [17:25] device [17:25] any suggestions [17:25] ? [17:26] tried some steps by downloading package etc [17:26] but not all commands would work as it is === Nathan is now known as kernal === root is now known as Guest29695 [21:44] hi everyone [21:45] hi [21:46] hello