[00:00] yes [00:01] stoopkid: then what Bashing-om said [00:01] Bashing-om: i've been using that and this is how the process goes. i download the package i need, i move it to the offline computer, i try to install, it fails saying i need 10 other dependencies. so i go back to the online computer, grab those dependencies, move them to the offline computer, try to install one, and it fails saying i need 10 other dependencies [00:01] do i really just need to keep iterating this until done? [00:02] stoopkid: Yeah, that is the process.. on https://packages.ubuntu.com/ is also the dependency listing . [00:04] stoopkid: Imagime what life was like before there was a package manager :) [00:04] boot a 14.04 live dvd on the online computer, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get --download-only install package, copy over /var/lib/apt/lists and /var/cache/apt/archives to the offline computer [00:05] then apt-get on the offline comp === dan_ is now known as Guest4948 [00:07] do you recommend some translator like trans? [00:07] or how to fix it [00:08] [ERROR] Null response. [00:08] [ERROR] Oops! Something went wrong and I can't translate it for you :( [00:08] my first language is spanis but i like to read in other languages so it helps me a lot, do you recommend some good? or why is not working? i can use google translator but the trans is quick i like it from console [00:08] something from console [00:10] ioc_: i see, that seems more convenient; i guess i expected there to be some tool that would automatically download all dependencies and wrap them into... idk, something that can just be transfered over to the offline computer and installed without having to worry about it further; live cd seems like it *should* be *way* overkill [00:10] mtdms, submig a bug report to its developers https://github.com/soimort/translate-shell/issues [00:11] thanks [00:11] do you know another one? [00:11] perhaps i'm naive to think that? [00:12] stoopkid, synaptic does have an option to generate a downloading script but i never tried it [00:15] ioc_: i was looking into that, isn't synaptic a graphical frontend though? i don't have a GUI desktop on my offline 14.04 cause idk why but it crashes every time i boot up with the desktop [00:17] hello [00:17] hi [00:20] stoopkid: you could write a script to download the necessary packages -- run apt-cache depends , and then parse the output for "Depends:" and "Recommends:" lines, grab the package names from these lines, and run apt-get install --download-only on them; [00:21] stoopkid: then (given you already have the list of packages) copy them from /var/cache/apt/archive into a temp directory, and create a tarball from this directory [00:21] what program translator do you recommend from console like trans? [00:23] hggdh: unfortunately that seems the most reasonable solution, thanks very much, will give that a shot [00:24] * stoopkid goes into a deep depression and then afk [00:24] stoopkid: please note that each Depends and Recommends might have its own list of dependencies... [00:25] https://www.ostechnix.com/use-google-translate-commandline-linux/ mtdms [00:25] do you mean trans? [00:26] mtdms, thats trans added to your ubuntu [00:26] but thats the problem [00:26] mtdms, check the link on how to addit [00:26] [ERROR] Null response. [00:26] [ERROR] Oops! Something went wrong and I can't translate it for you :( [00:26] i got when i try to use it [00:26] in my ubuntu [00:26] do you why? [00:26] mtdms, have you read the link [00:27] one min [00:27] let me see [00:30] !info translate-shell | mtdms [00:30] mtdms: translate-shell (source: translate-shell): Google Translate to serve as a command line tool. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0.9.5-1 (artful), package size 50 kB, installed size 203 kB [00:30] add that from the ubuntu repos mtdms [00:30] sudo apt install translate-shell mtdms [00:33] sorry, i was reading the page but i didnt get the solution yet [00:33] what do you mean? [00:33] i installed apt-get install translate-shell [00:33] mtdms, then you saw or not my solution of adding translate-shell [00:35] what do you mean? to install from the repositories? [00:36] mtdms, there are ubuntu direct sources of software, those are call repos, or repositories [00:36] ok [00:37] do i need to add some repositories? [00:37] mtdms, then there are outside sources, sucha s github [00:37] hi how are you [00:37] :S [00:37] mtdms, did you try the command I told you to install it [00:37] apt-get install translate-shell? [00:37] with sudo, yes [00:38] yes i did [00:38] but it says i have already installed [00:38] mtdms, then go ahead and use it [00:38] do you want me to reeinstall? to remove and install it again [00:38] no [00:38] use it [00:40] Howdy. I just replace my nvidia video card with an AMD card, and am looking around for drivers for it. I see the fglrx package is not available for Ubuntu 17.XX, so I was wondering what driver is recommended for the recent versions of the distro? === SmokinGrunts is now known as Aztec === Aztec is now known as SmokinGrunts [00:40] timdotrb, which amd card exactly [00:40] bazhang: RX 580 [00:41] timdotrb, is that a newer one, [00:41] bazhang: it is one of (if not the) newest [00:41] [ERROR] Null response. [00:41] [ERROR] Oops! Something went wrong and I can't translate it for you :( [00:42] mtdms, tell us the exact command you used to get that error [00:42] i just need to type: trans and the word right? [00:42] for example: trans hi [00:42] my first language is spanish [00:42] its an example [00:42] from english to spanish [00:42] or maybe im no tryping the right command? [00:44] ive tryied many ways and i get same error [00:44] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMDGPU-Driver timdotrb [00:44] is there another translator from console? [00:45] mtdms, thats not the correct way to use it [00:45] how should i type it? [00:45] for example [00:45] mtdms, the error is what you are inputting [00:45] the word: hi [00:45] how do i shoul type? [00:45] let me try [00:45] mtdms, the link I gave you tells the exact way to do it [00:46] i also tryied like the link i got the same error [00:46] mtdms, you need to read it carefully and then put exactly what it says [00:46] bazhang: Yea, I have seen that page, but it doesn’t really help with my quest [00:48] is there a root user at all on ubuntu? [00:48] of course it is [00:48] just it has no password by default [00:48] ohh i see [00:48] sysfault, we use sudo [00:48] you can go sudo su [00:48] then psswd [00:48] sweet [00:48] AmericanBlend, please no [00:49] and then you can access it by su [00:49] bazhang, ? [00:49] sysfault, use sudo -i for a root shell [00:49] surely i would want to set a password for my root user bazhang [00:49] hello [00:49] thanks anyway [00:50] i'll use sudo for everyday tasks but if i ever needed to be rooted exclusively i'd wanna su - [00:50] sysfault, really you do not, sudo -i is it [00:51] do you know another translator? from console [00:51] trans -shell -brief [00:51] do that mtdms ^ [00:51] first distro i've ran into which despises having exclusive root access to your own box [00:52] sysfault, the root shell needs not that, but sudo -i [00:52] i see [00:52] i got this: Translate Shell [00:52] (:q to quit) [00:52] > [00:53] mtdms, next command upcoming [00:54] Rien ne réussit comme le succès. [00:54] mtdms, ^ [00:54] > Rien ne réussit comme le succès. [00:54] [ERROR] Null response. [00:54] [ERROR] Oops! Something went wrong and I can't translate it for you :( [00:54] :( [00:54] :S [01:00] is docker worth the effort or can virtualenv do the trick? [01:05] willc: sort of unrelated things [01:05] willc: if you are asking specifically about python, you want a python channel [01:06] anyone play around with steam and ubuntu [01:08] laptop yeah [01:09] hello, anyone awake? [01:09] I didn't realize they were python specific. [01:09] but then i realized what a huge waste of a finite life it was and that games are just time sinks that provide no real benefit to me as a human [01:09] so i went and got myself a new bicycle [01:10] and now i spend my time riding my bike and taking nature phgotos and posting them on facebook [01:10] so yeah, #%$@ gaming [01:10] skywave_: please stay ontopic. [01:10] dude...i got a tan [01:10] laptop: do you have a specific support question? [01:11] actually i came here to ask about a ubuntu 16 specific bug i encoutered in skywave linux distro [01:11] skywave_: 'skywave linux distro'? [01:12] skywave_: that's not an ubuntu issue, if it's a fork [01:12] no sorry I need linux steam help [01:12] laptop: what kind of help? [01:12] laptop: you've mentioned 'ubuntu', 'linux' and 'steam' so far [01:13] wow, what a but whole [01:13] well it is okay [01:14] alright then === Anticime1 is now known as Anticimex [01:15] Hi, So I have a ubuntu server on my local network and can access it locally but can't for the outside. router is port forwarding and ufw status is allow anywhere for port 80. Am I missing something? [01:16] demu: not unheard of for residential ISPs to block 80 inbound. Have you tried it on a different port just to rule that out? === sysfault_ is now known as sysfaukt === sysfaukt is now known as sysfault [01:17] wedgie: nope, will try it now [01:17] to be clear, I mean portforward some other port on the outside to port 80 inside. Don't have to change the server's config === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [01:21] yup, I had a centOS server before and it worked fine after firewall was setup correctly. No luck but had to try it :( [01:21] join #salt [01:23] ''netstat -tnl | grep 80'' shows the service listening on all IPs? [01:23] wedgit: the server has 2 interfaces could that be the problem with (ufw) [01:24] which are you port-forwarding to? [01:25] and ufw confuses the crap out of me, so I probably won't be much help troubleshooting that :P [01:26] it listening on all interfaces [01:27] lol [01:27] it's* === what is now known as Guest66695 [01:27] and you're testing it by hitting it from a box outisde of your network, not trying to hit the external ip from within your lan? [01:28] for my lan [01:28] I think you are right, should call friend and see if he can reach it [01:28] will depend on your router, but not all of them will do a NAT hairpin like that by default. Try testing from your phone or something (not on wifi) [01:29] or my phone [01:32] getting on my phone "your connection was interrupted" hummm... [01:32] trying just the IP [01:33] connection time out [01:36] Let's say your wireless router is on 192.168.1.5 and your modem/dns is at 192.168.1.1. Sometimes I connect via wifi and have internet access other times I connect and change the routing to say 192.168.1.5 is the default gateway and the dns is at 192.168.1.1 and it works. Sometimes there is nothing I can do, no connection. Why with network manager does it work sometimes but not always? I am receiving an ip via dhcp.. [01:37] just figure it out [01:38] it is too embarrassing to say what is was :( [01:38] is/it [01:38] lol, don't leave us hanging [01:39] I have a network with mdns running on several hosts, when I ping a host with hostname.local on ubuntu I can resolve it just fine, but when I just ping hostname the host isn't found. Adding search local to /etc/resolve.conf doesn't have any effect. Where else should I look [01:40] xromulus: thank for the explanation [01:41] I've been trying to install Ubuntu on my system and it's been taking 2 hours at this point. The system is a fast one as well (CPU: R5 1600, GPU: GT 740) and every website I check says it should only take 30 minutes at most. The progress bar is slowly progressing. Anyone know how I might make this faster? [01:41] demu: lol that was my problem/question. Trying to figure out what the hay is going on [01:41] Zabot_: maybe the "hosts:" line in /etc/nsswitch.conf [01:42] only if that has "files" as in "files dns" it looks in resolv.conf [01:43] mutante: hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns [01:43] kkk:q [01:43] Welp, thats not vim -_- === terminal1 is now known as terminalator [01:49] I can see some activity :) so, I have 17.10, and my desktop shows up weird [01:50] could I get some tips please? [01:53] hello?! [01:53] ... [01:54] So What is everyone's recommended java package for ubuntu 16.04? I run a Java app (Runescape) and my CPU spikes to 100% [01:58] any 17.10 expert here please? === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:00] Nah. On LTS 16/04 [02:01] jdr: got you [02:01] any one else?!? :) [02:01] jdr: stay on 16.04 for as long as you can :D === bundito is now known as _sharvey_ === SmokinGrunts is now known as SG_Errands [02:18] So What is everyone's recommended java package for ubuntu 16.04? I run a Java app (Runescape) and my CPU spikes to 100% [02:25] hey, guys... finally fixed my small, crappy acer yesterday, got it running on lubuntu, this morning upgrade, reboot and it hangs in blank screen right after loading [02:25] any help here would be greatly appreciated [02:27] Simple discovery I made, which most of you probably know but I thought was cool. # cd /home/user/folder ;python3 MyScript.py === SG_Errands is now known as SmokinGrunts [02:33] There is a class offered in my area about ubuntu. It's taught using Ubuntu 14...... .6? It's most likely just outdated curriculum, but would the knowledge be much different than in more current versions? [02:34] rhyzom: Broken graphic's driver ? At the login screen key combo ctl+alt+F2 -> console interface; can you login here ? [02:34] I'm trying to install Ubuntu 16.0.4 on my PC and it is taking a very long time (upwards of 3 hours now). The PC is a fast one, and all articles I have found say it should only take 30 minutes. This is my third attempt. Any help? (The progress bar is at "copying files", about 2/3rds of the way there but hasn't moved in a while. Installing from a usb stick) [02:35] did you verify the hash key? ( i think thats what its called) is it an official version, KerbalST? [02:35] Probably a corrupt download [02:35] +1 Iam1 [02:35] I'll check that, it was an official version. [02:35] Trashy thumb drive? [02:36] I think corruption for sure [02:36] Bashing-om: i held shift, grub > recovery mode... worked... and im not sure why it didnt 10 times before that [02:36] What are you installing on [02:37] Do the. md5 sum [02:38] Typing on my ipad is too slow sorry [02:39] rhyzom: while good to be able to activate the recovery console, what about ctl+alt+F2 at the login screen ? [02:39] Iam1, you're on IRC on iPad? what app? :D [02:39] Mutter [02:39] Pretty useless [02:39] @Iam1 really? ha [02:40] Checking it out [02:40] Lol [02:40] I've checked, the ISO I downloaded is not corrupted, will try a different USB stick and check back later [02:40] If you do python, I just bought Pythonista. Pretty cool for iOS. [02:40] KerbalST, good luck [02:40] Yeah got it [02:41] Iam1, do you like the app? [02:41] Not much [02:41] Slow typing [02:42] Not the apps fault [02:42] Agreed on that note, i'm interested in making apps with it. I hear you can use the motion sensors in your scripts. Once I learn more python, i'll be super excited to make a graphical program [02:42] But.. you can type it out and email it to yourself. :D [02:42] Bashing-om: will give it a shot [02:43] Or iCloud is handy [02:43] That too. [02:43] Is SASL available on your IRC app? [02:43] I run Ubuntu in virtual [02:43] On my mac [02:44] Oh, thought you were on iPad [02:44] Both [02:44] No Ubuntu for ipad,,,,yet lol [02:44] that;d be sweet. LD [02:44] :D [02:44] Maybe one day [02:46] Whenever I can avoid paying for stuff I like it [02:46] I think it's possible to get Ubuntu on ipad [02:47] Can't see why not [02:47] Hey guys, I have my home folder encrypted for my user and this morning I changed my password with the "passwd" command. My computer just rebooted and now when I try to login through GDM is just hands and kicks back out to the login GDM screen. When I go to the console (CTRL+ALT+F2) and use ecrypt-mount-private, it doesn't seem to accept my new or old password, is there something I'm missing? [02:48] IOS and Linux are very similar [02:48] Linux iPad would be sweet. [02:49] Could be worth a shot [02:50] You have me interested now [02:50] Will you buy me a new one if I brick it lol [02:52] haha.. sorry :) [02:52] at own risk there! [02:53] I just found a YouTube how to [02:54] Seems you need to jailbreak first [02:54] Scary [02:55] They are making it. Very hard to jailbreak [02:56] Have you tried budgie desktop [02:56] Hi, is it possible to stream my audio to Kodi over DLNA (or AirPlay)? I don't want to serve a particular file but re-route audio from my computer speakers to my Kodi instance over the network. [02:57] So that whatever is playing on my computer will come out on the Kodi box instead === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [03:01] hfp have you tried Bluetooth [03:01] My Kodi box doesn't have bluetooth [03:01] Only ethernet [03:02] You can buy cheap receivers [03:02] Less than 20 dollars [03:04] I'd rather stick with what I have already :) DLNA/AirPlay works well from my Android phone so there is no reason it shouldn't work from my Ubuntu machines. I just don't know what software to use, they all seem to be made to stream specific media files sitting on your HDD rather than the audio output. [03:05] I send audio to my sound system successfully with mine [03:06] If you have Bluetooth out I can't see why it shouldn't work [03:08] I must admit I am not familiar with kodi [03:11] Kodi has support for BT I think. [03:28] !ping [03:28] pong! [03:30] I'm watching a guy on youtube bagging ubuntu for spyware and the first link he gives is to somewhere he's selling stuff lol [03:34] !help [03:34] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [03:35] !patience [03:35] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [03:43] anyone knows how can I reorder tabs in foxit reader? https://superuser.com/questions/95198/is-there-a-way-to-change-the-order-of-tabs-in-foxit-reader it says just to drag them and it doesn't work, yet it's the most up-to-date version? [04:00] xqb: foxit reader is not part of the official supported repository of packages. You should contact support for foxit reader. [04:07] !ping [04:07] pong! [04:21] trying command sudo cp -prv /tmp/squashfs_root/* /mnt/tempMount/ [04:21] cp: cannot stat '/tmp/squashfs_root/*': No such file or directory [04:21] but the dir is right there... [04:22] is it possible to know detail about datetime update/change of the linux-headers-generic http://vpaste.net/TXNUb === sins-_t is now known as sins- === trevorj_ is now known as trevorj [04:27] nm fixed dumb i had to sudo cp -prv ~/Untitled/tmp/squashfs-root/* /mnt/tempMount/ [04:32] i opened the disks thing and did the smart self-test, "wear-leveling-count" says 27752 ... what does that number mean? [04:36] fishcooker: ' apt changelog linux-headers-3.13.0.142.152-generic | less ' . === sins-_t is now known as sins- [05:02] Auctus, do you have an old hard drive? [05:04] !ping [05:04] pong! [05:05] Who set's up the commands for the bots to respond to? they don't respond to everything, do they? [05:05] !hello [05:05] !patience [05:05] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [05:05] Does this channel have anything other than !ping, !help, and !patience? [05:08] pengwen_: what do you mean old? [05:13] !syntax [05:13] Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot. You can search my brain at https://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | General info and channels at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | Make a clone of me, see !botclone [05:16] Auctus, like is it 10 months or 10 years old? [05:16] !msgthebot > vern [05:16] vern, please see my private message [05:18] pengwen_: its an SSD, its from a 3 or 4 year old laptop i got secondhand [05:18] the model is LITEONIT LMT-128L9M-11 [05:19] Auctus: whats your issue exactly, just joined? === telnet is now known as nchambers [05:29] Good evening. I need to increase the timeout of a service to 5mins. Which one should I add in my service file, TimeoutStartSec, TimeoutStopSec, or TimeoutStopUSec? [05:29] zumba_addict: systemd or init? [05:30] systemd [05:30] !systemd | zumba_addict can this help? [05:30] zumba_addict can this help?: systemd is the default init system for Ubuntu 15.04 onwards. For information on transitioning from upstart to systemd, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers For a guide to basic service management with systemd, see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-systemctl-to-manage-systemd-services-and-units [05:30] thanks! [05:33] I turned on dash-to-dock and i like it but now my Super+[1-9] doesn't work, even though that option is enabled in dash-to-dock [05:33] I just get super+1 in the application im using [05:34] not sure whether I should be asking here or in #gnome, but is there a keyboard shortcut for 'switch to window' ? e.g. if I use super-left and super-right to tile two windows, can I move between them without using the mouse? [05:39] esotericnonsense, alt-tab? [05:40] that's probably not what you are looking for ... [05:40] pengwen_: haha [05:40] alt-tab within a workspace would work because I generally only have two windows per workspace [05:41] esotericnonsense, within a single window, if you have a bunch of table open you can switch between them with ctrl-[0-9] [05:41] i might just end up using i3 again, i bought a machine with touch screen / tablet etc and figured gnome would support it better, but actually it's kind of shitty anyway [05:41] (or is it alt-[0-9] ... ) [05:42] super, unless you're having the problem that im having [05:42] super just does everything [05:43] e.g. I have three workspaces right now, i want to move between the left and right window (or between any windows) on the current workspace [05:43] when in doubt, ctrl-alt-del [05:43] fixes everything [05:43] alt-tab moves between everything in the entire wm, super-123 moves between things in the dock (plus favourites) which is just a thing i don't even care about. like the dock can be disabled for all i care [05:44] i think i'm just gonna go back to i3 hehe [05:44] * esotericnonsense has broken his ability to use normal-person interfaces [05:44] esotericnonsense, what about ctrl-alt-[left/right] [05:45] are you just giving me random key combinations now? ;) [05:45] no, i don't use unity, haven't used it in a while. but you can switch between workspaces with something like that [05:45] that's what you use in lxde [05:45] lotuspsychje: I read the whole document but I didn't find anything related to setting timeouts [05:46] and in cinnamon (yeah, different channel, but whatevs) [05:46] that's a mk2 fatality [05:46] i'm using gnome shell [05:46] does ctrl-alt left arrown not switch you to a workspace to the left? [05:47] workspaces are vertically oriented, and it's super-alt-{up, down} [05:47] sorry, ctrl-alt-[up/down] [05:47] https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/shell-workspaces-switch.html.en [05:47] gotcha [05:48] err argh actually i'm wrong. [05:48] have you found a better solution for switching between windows that doesn't involve a) switch to the appropriate workspace, and then b) use alt-tab to pick out the desired window? [05:48] yeah ctrl-alt-{up,down} works. it's also super-{pgup,pgdown} [05:49] (which on my machine is super-fn-{up,down} [05:49] pengwen_: the problem i am having is that alt-tab switches between all windows on all workspaces [05:49] i wonder if the apple key got mapped to becoming the super key [05:49] if it were only within one workspace that'd be exactly what I wanted [05:49] it's the windows key. windows is super no? [05:50] esotericnonsense, does {alt,ctrl}-` do anything useful? [05:50] (as in, the windows key is the super key. windows is not super) [05:50] alt-` switches between instances of the same currently running program [05:51] e.g. if I have two terminals open in different workspaces it'll switch between them (and as a result switch workspace) [05:51] esotericnonsense, you can try installing dconf-editor: https://askubuntu.com/questions/464946/ubuntu-gnome-force-alt-tab-to-switch-only-on-current-workspace [05:51] esotericnonsense, that's annoying [05:52] in lxde, you don't have that problem. but the new problem they made is that every window shares the same taskbar [05:53] esotericnonsense, second post in that thread suggests running "gsettings set org.gnome.shell.app-switcher current-workspace-only true" [05:53] yeah. i think i'm just going to go back to i3. the problem is that I wanted to learn the set of keybindings that would allow me to function on someone else's machine if they're running ubuntu [05:54] but i feel like i've already made enough customizations that that's not the case [05:54] which kind of defeats the point [05:54] What's i3? [05:55] this helped me a lot lotuspsychje - http://alanthing.com/blog/2017/05/03/auto-restart-tomcat-with-systemd/ I'm good now [05:55] i3 is a tiling window manager which has an extremely unhelpful name (because of the intel core i3) [05:55] yeah, i was only aware of the "low power usage" intel processor [05:55] i'm setting up a new machine and thought i'd give ubuntu a go [05:56] i don't really experiment with window managers too much. at one point i had installed xmonad, i think it was called [05:56] yes it's still called that [05:57] with a mouse none of this is really a problem. it's just on a laptop on the go that I find it frustrating. [05:58] esotericnonsense, yeah, I hear you. I try to stay away from mice as much as possible [05:59] xmonad greatly helps you achieve that [05:59] right now, the settings on this track pad are too sensitve, so the mouse randomly jumps frequently as I type [05:59] !yay | zumba_addict [05:59] zumba_addict: Glad you made it! :-) [06:00] my particular concern about using i3 on this laptop was that hidpi will just be a nightmare like i'll have to change every font size. but such is life. [06:01] can you guys think of any reason why i should care what language my window manager is written in? i3 is written in C. xmonad is written in Haskell [06:01] doesn't matter [06:02] it's how you configure it that matters [06:02] xmonad requires you to know haskell [06:02] i3 has simple syntax [06:02] :) [06:02] I went with xmonad because i3 has no easy way to switch between different layout algorithms [06:02] Yeah, I don't know anything about functional programming languages === shawn is now known as Guest97144 [06:15] Alt+Escape is what I'm looking for [06:15] with capslock rebound it's a bit easier on the hand [06:17] hello [06:17] How is everyone [06:18] Can anyone help me? [06:19] Ubuntu 17.10 and 16 lts seem to be really buggy any good alternatives to ubuntu more stable? [06:20] browser and wifi keeps crashing [06:20] I have to reboot wifi for the browser to work [06:22] and there is no flash [06:33] hi [06:33] hi [06:34] what is more likely? That my computer or USB card reader is busted, or that Kubuntu kills micro-SD-cards? [06:34] the 5th time in a row I try to install Ubuntu on a Micro-SD card and the Micro-SD-Cards breaks within a few days [06:34] in the beginning, fsck can repair the file system [06:35] but after a few days, everything is so broken, that even "fsck" can't help any more [06:35] Writing logfiles and everything to the SD? Yes? Disable the permanent writing. [06:35] blutwurst, how? [06:35] Raspberries also have SD-Cards and they survived all here [06:35]