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www2 | hi Hi I wand to know that ubuntu 18.04 get an newer version of mono? | 00:53 |
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Bashing-om | www2: Currently -> Package mono-complete >> bionic (cli-mono): complete Mono runtime, development tools and all libraries [universe] >> 4.6.2.7+dfsg-1ubuntu1: amd64 arm64 armhf i386 ppc64el s390x . | 01:00 |
www2 | Thx @Bashing-om but i need Mono 4.8 or later du to TLS 1.2 suport | 01:10 |
Bashing-om | www2: Not much else I am able to say at this point . | 01:13 |
www2 | no problem any way to contact the team? | 01:14 |
Bashing-om | !alis | www2 | 01:20 |
ubottu | www2: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" | 01:20 |
www2 | @Bashing-om i mean the ubuntu team ;) | 01:22 |
Bashing-om | www2: Not having done so, I can not advise . Alis may be your best bet to see what is on irc . | 01:24 |
daddy0_ | how to change the colors of login/lock screen? | 03:09 |
libben | anyone good with kvm/networking/iproute? | 04:02 |
lotuspsychje | hey Major_Wedgie | 05:23 |
Major_Wedgie | Welcome back to my screen | 05:23 |
lotuspsychje | Major_Wedgie: you want to help test 18.04 server or production? | 05:23 |
Major_Wedgie | I'm no server admin | 05:23 |
Major_Wedgie | Just mucking around at home | 05:23 |
lotuspsychje | Major_Wedgie: we reccomend installing a daily from topic to hep test | 05:24 |
lotuspsychje | help | 05:24 |
Major_Wedgie | Was trying things out using 18.04 with 16.04 documentation and banging head against wall | 05:24 |
Major_Wedgie | I have install the latest daily | 05:24 |
Major_Wedgie | ran into issues | 05:24 |
Major_Wedgie | It didn't recognise RAID array | 05:25 |
Major_Wedgie | but I'm trying to configure network interfaces and the instructions for 16.04 are too out of date | 05:26 |
Major_Wedgie | thanks | 05:27 |
tewn | how far along is ubuntu+1 ? | 11:55 |
tewn | 18.04 LTS rather | 11:56 |
ikonia | what do you mean how far long ? | 11:56 |
tewn | got it. thanks. visited the schedule | 11:57 |
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FurretUber | Hi, what makes the system refuses to use the Intel graphics OpenGL capabilities and keep using llvmpipe (as by glxinfo)? | 16:14 |
FurretUber | Installing oibaf ppa and adding the file xorg.conf at /etc/X11 with the following: | 16:30 |
FurretUber | Section "Device" | 16:30 |
FurretUber | Identifier "Intel Graphics" | 16:30 |
FurretUber | Driver "intel" | 16:30 |
FurretUber | Option "DRI" "3" | 16:30 |
FurretUber | EndSection | 16:30 |
FurretUber | works | 16:30 |
FurretUber | Why is the system using llvmpipe by default? | 16:32 |
tomreyn | !paste | FurretUber | 16:36 |
ubottu | FurretUber: 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. | 16:36 |
FurretUber | Ok. If I don't create the file xorg.conf at /etc/X11 with the following content: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MMcTq6XDQB/ the system uses the CPU instead of GPU for rendering | 16:38 |
FurretUber | I don't know why it is using CPU rendering as default | 16:38 |
acheronuk | FurretUber: what DE? | 16:39 |
FurretUber | Xfce4 | 16:39 |
acheronuk | you have libegl1 installed? | 16:39 |
FurretUber | Yes | 16:40 |
acheronuk | had a similar issue in Kubuntu, due to stuff building against new libglvnd and mesa in proposed, giving a dep on libegl1 that didn't work well with -release | 16:41 |
acheronuk | can you uninstall that lib? | 16:41 |
FurretUber | It tried to remove more than 300 packages | 16:42 |
alkisg | Also try rebooting without xorg.conf, and check if dri3 is mentioneed in the output of xdpyinfo | 16:43 |
acheronuk | ouch. do you have -proposed enabled? | 16:43 |
FurretUber | I don't have proposed | 16:43 |
FurretUber | I will reboot the system without xorg.conf | 16:44 |
FurretUber | By xdpyinfo, there is only DRI2 | 16:50 |
FurretUber | And on glxinfo it says device: llvmpipe | 16:50 |
alkisg | pastebin your xorg.log | 16:52 |
FurretUber | https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MMcTq6XDQB/ | 16:52 |
FurretUber | Sorry | 16:52 |
FurretUber | https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/jj2tcHKsQQ/ | 16:54 |
alkisg | Ah, it's because it's using the modesetting driver instead of the intel driver | 16:55 |
alkisg | Just driver intel should be enough, the dri 3 line in xorg.conf isn't really needed, right? | 16:55 |
FurretUber | There is one program that only has widescreen resolution options if I have the DRI 3 enabled, so I would still need that option | 16:56 |
FurretUber | What should I do to enable the CPU rendering by default (I mean without the need to add the xorg.conf file)? | 16:57 |
FurretUber | GPU* | 16:57 |
alkisg | I mean, dri 3 is by default enabled for the intel driver anyway | 16:58 |
alkisg | So if you don't specify it, you should still have dri 3 | 16:58 |
tomreyn | FurretUber: "glxinfo -B" with both configurations should tell | 17:00 |
alkisg | I think the reasoning for defaulting to modesetting rather than the intel driver, is that it's more stable; there should be a blueprint for this in launchpad somewhere... | 17:00 |
tomreyn | there's also this "alpha" intel kernel parameter which might achieve the same without the need for xorg.conf | 17:01 |
alkisg | Normally, the modesetting driver does offer DRI2/3, but in your case it doesn't, it reports the card isn't DRI2 capable | 17:03 |
alkisg | So in your case, the intel driver does a better job there | 17:03 |
alkisg | [ 33.027] (II) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI2 capable | 17:03 |
FurretUber | It was working before without the xorg.conf (it set as DRI 3 by default correctly) | 17:04 |
alkisg | While e.g. in mine I get: [ 23.040] (II) modeset(0): [DRI2] DRI driver: i965 | 17:04 |
alkisg | 17:04 | |
alkisg | Before, when? Still in 18.04 or in previous versions? | 17:04 |
FurretUber | Now it broke, after the 4.15 kernel | 17:04 |
alkisg | So if you boot with the 4.13 kernel it works? | 17:05 |
FurretUber | I noticed now, by the high CPU usage | 17:05 |
FurretUber | I'm not sure if this is the cause | 17:05 |
FurretUber | But 2 days ago it was fine | 17:05 |
FurretUber | On the xorg.log, shouldn't the module intel be loaded in some moment? | 17:09 |
alkisg | No, modesetting is used INSTEAD of intel | 17:09 |
alkisg | They switched to that a couple of years ago for stability | 17:10 |
alkisg | But for your card, modesetting doesn't enable DRI | 17:10 |
alkisg | What's your card btw? lspci -nn -k | grep -A 2 VGA | 17:11 |
FurretUber | https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QgKscWZcvX/ | 17:11 |
alkisg | https://tjaalton.wordpress.com/2016/07/23/intel-graphics-gen4-and-newer-now-defaults-to-modesetting-driver-on-x/ | 17:12 |
alkisg | I'd test with some previous kernel/release if I were you, and if the modesetting driver there enables DRI, I'd file a bug report against modesetting | 17:17 |
FurretUber | I will purge the xserver-xorg-video-intel, remove the xorg.conf and reboot with the 4.13 kernel. I will then post if it works | 17:19 |
alkisg | There's no need to purge it | 17:19 |
alkisg | Just removing xorg.conf should be enough | 17:19 |
FurretUber | Now it's working again. Apparently, the package that broke everything was libopengl0 | 17:32 |
FurretUber | Thank you, everyone | 17:33 |
lotuspsychje | flocculant: cant reproduce those grub flickerings here | 18:29 |
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