[00:04] I have a linux box I'm gonna install arch a windows box. Not bootable media. Would it be possible to installa distro on those circumstances? Just wondering about it [00:04] kostkon: The BIOS sets aside 8MB of system memory for the integrated video controller. Yeah, that's 8MB, and that's not a typo [00:04] pengwens, lol, just 8mb [00:05] kostkon: yes, indeed. it's an old computer [00:05] pengwens, what's the cpu btw [00:06] kostkon: oh, it's a solid Pentium 4. (with hyperthreading technology!) [00:06] model name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.40GHz [00:06] I think you can get them on ebay for like $1.50 [00:06] I spend $15 to upgrade the memory to 4Gb [00:07] If I can find a dvi-vga converter, I can give the graphics card a try and see if that frees up some onboard memory [00:07] it's worth a shot. [00:08] pengwens, came across a remapping option while in the bios? [00:09] pengwens man its friday ) where`s ur beer? [00:10] dang. I have a dvi-hdmi converter. Now all I need is an hdmi cable ... [00:10] kostkon: no, one didn't pop out to me. What should I be looking for? [00:10] pengwens, memory remapping of something along those lines [00:11] or* [00:11] kostkon: right on - let me give it another peak. I saw the option with the integrated memory reserve and then gave up. 8Mb sounds pretty small, even for a computer this old [00:11] brb [00:12] <_foo> I was trying to add a custom option in xorg.conf (but there is no xorg.conf anymore in ubuntu 16.10) Any help? [the custom option is "CustomEDID"] [00:13] <_foo> X -configure didn't work anymore also (to have a xorg.conf.new to start modifying) [00:17] kostkon: no such luck [00:17] I could only find one item in the BIOS that talked about the graphics card [00:18] fyi - i tried booting into bodhi linux instead of ubuntu, and that side also only sees 3Gb of memory [00:19] (although dmidecode still lists 4Gb) [00:19] @pengwens, @kostkon http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VGkFzwfDvP/ [00:20] that is the result of my trying to make [00:21] pengwens, dang. i don't want to say it because it's takes a lot of time, but you probably need to run that memory test, you know, the one listed in grub or when you boot the liveusb [00:21] kostkon: yeah, that's a solid overnight job. I let that thing run for 7 hours last time and it still didn't finish. It's entirely possible I have a bad memory module. (The first time it only recognized three of them, so I had to reseat the fourth) [00:22] Tezcatlipoca: are there more than 8 lines pasted there? (Sorry if I am missing the others) [00:23] pengwens, it didn't? yeah most likely one of those is bad [00:23] kostkon: Right on - I'll give it a shot [00:24] kostkon: and hey - if three of them are good, i still got three 1Gb sticks for $15! [00:24] @pengwens, I just wrote the output of the make to a file and uploaded the file. I just assumed that which came out would be the relevant part. Should I do it again and try to capture everything that shows up on screen. [00:24] pengwens, 3GB is fine for an old system like this [00:24] Tezcatlipoca: yeah, I can't make heads or tails of what's printed there, because I only see 8 lines that are trying to be executed and not the errors that show up from them [00:25] ok, thanks for looking [00:25] kostkon: I have a fifth stick leftover that I can try throwing in there. I just need to find out which slot is the bad one and yank that out of there. === eXino_ is now known as eXino === eXino is now known as eXino_ [00:31] Anybody care to take a look at this better error result and give me some ideas about what I can do to get this very old program to install: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FkSrSKhJPF/ [00:37] Anyone good at compiling old programs? [00:52] Hello i want to compress my directory folder to a small size [00:52] did you try compressing it? [00:53] <_foo> Tezcatlipoca: Hi, how old is your program? [00:53] and which folder specifically [00:53] which best 7zip or .tar? [00:54] <_foo> Checkmate: 7zip and .tar.xz have very similar compression ratios [00:55] _foo which the best to generate small size? [00:55] Checkmate, it depends on a number of factors to be honest [00:55] like the size you're starting with, what size you're looking at going to [00:55] what type of file is it [00:55] etc [00:55] also are you looking to comrpess your home director? [00:56] or which directory specifically [00:56] maddawg2 i' want to compress my directory folder include rar files and text documents [00:57] Desktop [00:57] / [00:57] Desktop and / are two different directories [00:58] . / is your whole drive basically [00:58] or rather your root drive i should say [00:58] and Desktop is part of your home folder [00:58] yes [00:58] personally I'd take the stuff you want to compress and put it all in one folder then compress sjust that folde [00:58] not the whole desktop folder [00:59] i dont know how the system will behave next time you start if you need to access it compressed all the time [00:59] and how large is it to start with? [00:59] and what is your target size? [00:59] 500GB [01:00] i want compress all of them and get like 100 or 200 GB in result compression [01:00] have you just considered getting a bigger hard drive? [01:00] lol [01:00] 500GB isnt that much [01:00] i have 1TB i want make a backup [01:01] ah.. i got like 8TB built in and 32TB external [01:01] lool [01:01] technically it's 64TB but it's a RAID 10 right now [01:01] what do you store? [01:01] insane [01:01] and technically the internal is 16TB but it's also a raid 10 [01:02] jdr nah it's just for bragging rights [01:02] jk [01:02] mainly tons of music, pictures, videos [01:02] it's on an 8 bay synology [01:02] compressing rar in 7zip, and bulk them in tar [01:02] haha gotcha [01:02] I am up to 14GB in my Onedrive :D [01:02] And thats it. [01:02] the internal drives was just cuz i had the drives to spare [01:02] Oerheks do you have good command to do that? [01:03] i have google unlimited cloud through gsuite (worth the $10 a month for sure), and my synology drive is set to sync to that realtime [01:03] it does encrypt everything before it sends it [01:03] EncFS [01:04] Thats killer. [01:04] not my favorite tho [01:04] i'm trying to figure out how to get my gdrive to mount locally on my ubuntu machine [01:04] so i can stream from it [01:04] Thought Google had a linux client [01:04] there's a project called plexdrive that kinda does it but it doesnt work with encryption very well i hear [01:04] ahh [01:04] it's just a sync client [01:05] kostkon: I think one of my memory receivers is bad [01:05] two way sync [01:05] it would serve as a way to mount it externally and get a theoretical unlimted [01:05] wouldnt* [01:05] What would you stream from it? [01:05] videos? [01:05] yea my movies and music [01:05] maddawg2 what the best 7z or tar? [01:06] Gotcha. [01:06] i ripped all my movies from dvd over the course of like 9 months [01:06] and blueray [01:06] Shit. [01:07] I dont purchase a whole lot of DVD/BlueRays...but when I do, most of the time they come with a free iTunes copy [01:08] well checkmate are you looking to preserve permissions and directory structure etc [01:08] like for archiving or soemthing [01:09] jdr does iTunes still DRM their movies? [01:09] yes [01:09] yea [01:09] no go for me [01:09] lol [01:09] i use plex and emby [01:09] I know, its a turn off for a lot of folks. [01:10] and they cant work with those [01:10] whats up everybody [01:10] But I am engulfed in the Apple ecosystem [01:10] actually i'm really just using plex and Kodi now [01:10] whats shakin meteorx [01:10] plex is AWESOME... lets me watch my film collection anywhere in the world on any device... and i can even add user accounts [01:10] Hmm [01:10] it can be played directly from a webbrowser too [01:11] Is there like a Plex app? [01:11] For phone? [01:11] there is also an app yes [01:11] for both ios and android [01:11] gotcha [01:11] it streams to your device [01:11] Download to device? [01:11] so you dont store [01:11] or just stream? [01:11] you can do both [01:11] it hass an offline mode [01:11] you can download them for offline [01:11] or stream [01:11] Thats sweet [01:11] the server automatically compresses the video to fit your bandwidth too [01:12] and converts on the fly [01:12] what are you guys talking about? [01:12] (ffmpeg) [01:12] what is that? [01:12] meteorx: Plex [01:12] what is plex? [01:13] Can we stay on channel topic? [01:16] Sure tgm4883. Didn't think it was a big deal. [01:16] jdr: There's a lot of people that idle here and periodically check back to see if a question was asked, so chat in the channel makes that difficult to follow [01:17] Gotcha, makes sense. [01:21] whats up [01:21] anyone here [01:21] heloooo [01:21] noone [01:22] does anyone know how to test a particular memory bank? my computer sees four banks, sees four modules, but the total memory isn't there [01:22] 32 bit? [01:22] yes [01:22] how about 64 bit [01:23] https://pastebin.com/wmGrCTqe [01:23] meteorx: it's an old computer with a 32 bit processor [01:24] I have tried three different modules in the fourth bank, and the computer can see them but they don't add to the total overall memory [01:26] i tried opening up memtest86+ with various configurations, and it too would see all four banks occupied, but it wouldn't register more than 3Gb of memory available === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [01:32] @_foo, you still around? It's from about 2003 [01:32] I am having problems with my lan connection dropping off on my computer after setting in suspend mode for more than a hour or so. Works fine if i suspend then wake back up quickly [01:34] @pengwens, you still up for a quick look? I got everything to output to a pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FkSrSKhJPF/ [01:37] Tezcatlipoca: what are you trying to build? (this looks like it's going to be out of my league) [01:37] Tezcatlipoca: getting errors like "expected ‘unsigned char *’ but argument is of type ‘char *’" sound like it's intended to be built with a different version of GCC === Rez is now known as l [01:37] I want to set up an authenticated proxy server, but don't really know where to start :( I read [01:37] about squid proxy, but all I found is quite old already, can I rely on it? Do you have any good [01:37] documentation on how to implement the authentication process against a remote sql database [01:38] Tezcatlipoca: that's a problem with the source code + compiler and not something that would be easy to fix, unless you can get away with running it with a different compiler [01:38] (possibly postgres)? [01:38] I messed up with the copy paste [01:39] reformulating: I want to set up an authenticated proxy server, but don't really know where to start :( I read about squid proxy, but all I found is quite old already, can I rely on it? Do you have any good documentation on how to implement the authentication process against a remote sql database (possibly postgres)? [01:40] uhg. I don't want to spend anymore money on this dinosaur of a desktop, but I'd like to max out my memory (I just spent $15 to try it out) (https://www.ebay.com/itm/DELL-OPTIPLEX-GX280-DESKTOP-LGA775-VGA-OEM-MOTHERBOARD-XF954-KC012-CG812-0XF954/251887088447?hash=item3aa5a3f33f:g:nGkAAOSwH2hZt1RD) [01:40] any help would be much appreciated :) [01:48] hey i'm on 16.10/yakkety and my repo urls are 404'ing again (i changed them to old-release a few days ago) [01:50] FUN. Power surge [01:52] @pengwens, thanks for the tip. I was trying to install hydan [01:53] I am going to see if I can figure out how to try the compilers from around that time [01:53] Tezcatlipoca: can you give a link to where you found the code? when I search the web I get a lot of weird hits [01:54] @pengwens http://www.crazyboy.com/hydan/ is where I found it [01:56] Tezcatlipoca: one sec - let me take a look at the source code (and READMEs) [02:00] Tezcatlipoca: try running "sudo apt-get install libssl-dev" and then run make again [02:03] is it possible to use imagemagick to convert a hue to transparency? So there will actually be degress of alpha removed? [02:04] jayjo_, imagemagick has a channel here on freenode [02:05] bazhang: ah great, thank you [02:05] welcome [02:08] i need a link for kali linux [02:08] @pengwens, it said it and all of its dependencies are up to date already [02:08] i need a link for kali linux anyone please [02:09] Why does notify-send suddenly ignores expiry times under 1000 milliseconds? [02:09] i need a good torrent site [02:09] i need a link for kali linux [02:09] i need a good torrent site [02:11] distrowatch.com has the linux iso driveaway [02:11] thanks [02:11] for kali support, driveaway it's #kali-linux [02:11] i need a good torrent site [02:12] that works [02:12] driveaway, we just gave you one, for linux iso [02:12] bazhang / [02:12] ? [02:12] please [02:12] driveaway, if you mean piracy sites, then dont ask on freenode network [02:13] just a torrent site [02:13] a new one [02:13] driveaway, distrowatch.com has the linux iso torrents [02:14] @pengwens, I couldn't find any documentation at the site and in the readme it just says "untar and run make" . I have this suspicion that I am going to have to try to figure out what software and version this person was running it on and do it in a VM or something. [02:14] Tezcatlipoca: You can try emailing the developer. This is very specialized software here [02:16] @pengwens. Yeah, I should go ahead and send one off to them. Thanks for taking a look with me. [02:17] Tezcatlipoca: I got so far as to run into the error: "undefined reference to `hdn_exe_section_is_code'" [02:18] Tezcatlipoca: good luck. if someone wants to develop open source code and share it, one thing they have to do is help users out [02:19] Thanks. Yeah, they seem pretty chill from their old site anyway. I am hopeful I'll get something. [02:29] oh man. I'm having all sorts of fun problems [02:31] I am getting the error " unexpected token near (" when trying to run https://stackoverflow.com/a/26442085 [02:31] a bash error ... should I try to execute this a different way? [02:34] It's also just the generic bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' , so I don't know which one [02:39] hello [02:40] is there any way to use 16.10 repositories? [02:41] i've just got a vm, i don't care about upgrading and would prefer not to lose my data [02:44] ljc: you can use the archive mirrors [02:44] anyone put ubuntu on a chromebook? [02:44] http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ [02:44] Adran: Err:1 http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu yakkety/universe amd64 gcc-6-arm-linux-gnueabi-base amd64 6.2.0-5ubuntu12cross1 [02:44] 404 Not Found [02:45] ljc: what [02:45] i don't think universe gets included [02:45] look at http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ to make sure the mirrors match [02:45] http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/yakkety/universe/ [02:46] yea [02:47] so that exists, but i'm not sure why apt get is failing === FrankF1 is now known as FrankF [03:07] hello === andre is now known as Guest29337 [03:07] someone to help me please [03:08] i want to make an airplay server with my orangepi one [03:16] #bitcoin [03:20] #bitcoin-core-dev [03:24] Hello all, anyone around to help me with a exports file /NFS4 issue? [03:28] xrs444, tell us the issue, if someone can help they'll reply [03:30] hello does anyone know why i get this error msg. Error 1: fsck.usf not found Error 2: error 2 while tring to execute fsck.ufs for sda1 === dingir___ is now known as dingir [03:31] I'm trying to limit access to NFS shares to two subnets. I'm exporting the root like this:/export 10.10.0.0/16(rw,fsid=0,no_subtree_check,sync) 192.168.0.0/24(rw,fsid=0,no_subtree_check,sync) [03:32] however only the machines in the first subnet got to NFS4, the ones in the 192 range use NFS3 [03:32] Am I wrong here, and can't specify two like this, or am I missing something? [03:34] i ran a linux live to try repair bad sectors on a ufs formatted drive from a nas storage box [03:34] can that work does fsck read ufs? [03:37] sineroth, Where was the typo, you said ufs and usf. [03:39] sineroth, anyway that's my best guess, I don't know much about linux. [03:41] sineroth, ufs is berkeley fast file system, it needs helpers/drivers to read it.the first error you gave showed the helper|driver wasn't found (on your system) [03:42] sorry xrs444 I've not used nfs as you do (that i recall anyway) - can't give advice [03:42] no worries, I can set it to * for now, and I'll change it when I find an answer [03:43] unix file system [03:46] xrs444: (i'm just being lazy asking you but...) how can you tell if it's NFS v3 v v4? I set up nfs for the first time in probably 5 years, yesterday - and i have no idea if i'm using v3 or v4, but am kinda curious. [03:47] mount | grep nfs4 :) [03:47] xrs444: thanks. [03:47] there's probably a better way, but that seems to work :) [03:48] xrs444: ;) "mount | grep nfs" returned nfs4. thanks. [03:48] hi, how can I find the versions of mongodb that have been packaged? [03:49] jim, https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mongodb [03:49] thanks [03:50] xrs444: in about 95% of cases i also consider using "grep -i foo" a "better way" (makes case search NOT sensitive) === chu is now known as elchu === elchu is now known as chu [03:53] jim: if you want to find out from terminal (if i recall correctly) i think it's "apt-cache search foo" will show what version is available. [03:58] Zykotick9: Duly noted, a useful tip! [03:59] xrs444: you can use TAB to autocomplete nicknames so z-y-k-TAB would probably complete my nick - correctly ;) [04:06] zykotick9, right... thanks. I'm more interested at the moment to find out what versions have (ever) been packaged [04:06] sorta OT for #ubuntu, but does anyone know, is ActionParsnip still active here? [04:06] the package.u.c link shows those [04:07] what's an ActionParsnip? [04:07] jim: ahh, well, glad you found your answer. [04:07] jim: s/what's/who is/ [04:07] ActionParsnip is a who?! [04:08] jim: yes, they where/are a person - who used to be very active in #ubuntu [04:08] oh ok [04:13] JOIN #ubuntu [04:22] hello [04:22] some one here [04:23] !ask | susu [04:23] susu: 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 [04:29] why is nginx as a reverse proxy server coupled with apache as the web server more poplar than the other way round [04:29] Who know to to retrieve EDID direcly from the monitor and how to read/translate it in human readable format? [04:35] eraserpencil: try /join #nginx [04:36] thanks === ViSi0n is now known as UsQUE [04:52] hello friends, i am having some real network connectivity issues. what sort of cli resources can i use to solve the problem? [04:52] BUSY: what kind [04:53] i think the problem exists between the router and the computer. it's wireless but it has been running flawlessly for over a year [04:54] what can i do to look for any strange open ports or just get a diagnostic feel for how packets are being sent? [05:04] hello [05:10] BUSY: `sudo netstat -tunap` and play around with iptraf (apt install iptraf-ng) [05:17] hello every one [05:17] good day to everone [05:18] if you have questions - just ask. hundreds of people enter the room each day, so hello gets boring after the first 50... [05:19] guiverc: heartless [05:20] we don't mean to be rude hanabishi (so hi & sorry), most of us are doing other things and answer questions we see we can answer - maybe i am heartless sysfault [05:20] guiverc: or maybe not [05:21] fyi: thankfully most of the room has more heart than me [05:21] ;) [05:21] hi [05:21] i have a question [05:22] when i connect to vpn on my box then i cannot access it via ssh whats the matter [05:22] please ask it dingir [05:24] like it will connect timeout [05:25] any idea how to make sshd work through vpn [05:28] dingir: there is a nice #openssh channel if you like [05:29] thanks [05:30] sorry everyone [05:35] is 16.0.4.4 out? [05:36] katnip: yes [05:36] how do i upgrade to it? [05:36] katnip: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade to stay to latest [05:38] hmm, nothing changed [05:38] katnip, try `sudo apt dist-upgrade` [05:39] it could also be your mirrors (if you don't use canonical's site) haven't updated yet (my isp's mirror is often slow to update) [05:40] hmm [05:40] yeah nothing yet [05:40] katnip: is it updating? [05:41] nope [05:41] updating yes, but not upgradinig [05:43] katnip: released on 1st of march https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseSchedule [05:43] katnip: how about sudo apt full-upgrade [05:43] katnip: then after check lsb_release -a [05:44] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-March/000229.html [05:45] Where are my gnome keyboard shortcuts stored? [05:46] Description: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS it must have upgraded without me noticing :) [05:46] katnip: yeah, just keeping system up to date is a good idea :p [05:46] Hello! [05:46] Anyone there? lol [05:47] Zoara327: 1500 users are [05:47] wow, I guess so [05:48] So I am having issues running ubuntu on a hp desktop [05:48] Zoara327: please state your issue to the channel [05:49] It lets me install it like normal, and tells me to restart to use the new partition, but then when I restart it completely ignores the partition, says I have no working os installrf [05:49] "installed" [05:49] Zoara327: wich ubuntu version are you trying to install, and how are you partitioning? [05:49] But not only does it claim it was successful, but if I try reinstalling it, it comes up as a full drive [05:49] Let me check [05:50] Ubuntu 16.10 off a bootable disk I got off a magazine [05:50] Zoara327, is it a small netbook (there are some models hp/asus/sony that used a bios that was unstandard - booted only 'windows' and you had to make ubuntu report it was windows to make the eufi boot it) [05:50] Zoara327: 16.10 has been end of life [05:50] not that the last part would be important since I have used the disk multiple times before lol [05:51] Zoara327: please download a supported version from our topic [05:51] Yeah, I was trying it intentionally since It was a older computer [05:51] Zoara327: do you want long time support or testing newer,latest? [05:51] I actually just downloaded the 5 year support off the website and made a usb copy [05:52] Zoara327: 16.04? [05:52] yes\ [05:52] Zoara327: ok good, are you gonna singleboot or dualboot? [05:53] Singleboot, I already wiped windows 10 off the machine [05:53] Zoara327: great, did you disable fastboot & secureboot? [05:53] Ugh, yeah [05:53] Zoara327: ok tne partitioning part in setup should go fine [05:53] I heard that hp computers have a weird thing for other oses besides the designated ones though [05:54] I had even turned off secure boot and fastboot beforehand [05:54] it didnt make a difference, still failed [05:54] Zoara327: you mean like another bios setting blocking new Os? [05:54] Would booting usb make a difference? [05:54] also it being newer [05:55] Zoara327: sure try the 16.04.4 usb install [05:55] ok, I will [05:55] Zoara327: F12 should give you boot devices at startup [05:55] eh, f9 usually does it but k lol [05:56] not important [05:56] but why do hp computers give such a hard drive with alternate operating systems though? [05:56] what keeps it from taking a new os [05:56] Zoara327: try autopartition or manual? [05:57] Zoara327: well like you say, i have encountered machines in the past with deep hidden bios setting i had to turn off to install ubuntu, cant recall name [05:58] Zoara327: i think it was something intel.. [05:58] Its a weird computer [05:58] a hp 8 I think [05:59] Zoara327: well most of the times, its uefi related when you cant install ubuntu [05:59] Windows 8 installed, cheapy all in one lol [05:59] Zoara327: let us know when your at partitioning screen ok [05:59] I saw there were 8 specific settings too [05:59] I wont be able to do it tonight, the computer isnt with me atm [06:00] oh kk [06:00] but if I have troubles, I will be back [06:00] Thanks for the help though [06:00] Zoara327: well good luck for later then, and welcome to the ubuntu community [06:00] Thank you! [06:00] Zoara327: welcome [06:14] hey guys who broke mariadb-server on ubuntu 18.04 beta [06:14] yaboo: join #ubuntu+1 for bionic [06:18] i noticed my [isp] mirror still has 12.04.5 iso's available for download. not ideal given EOL status (excluding ESM)... should this info go anywhere (isp doesn't care; files dated 3-mar-2018 on site) [06:23] How to retrieve EDID directly from the monitor? === fego is now known as zephyr === dingir is now known as dingir_ [06:44] !info edid-decode | outoftime_92 is this usefull? [06:44] outoftime_92 is this usefull?: edid-decode (source: edid-decode): decode the binary EDID information from monitors. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1~git20160708.c72db881-1 (artful), package size 17 kB, installed size 47 kB [06:49] outoftime_92: or read-edid [06:52] lotuspsychje: get-edid gives me not usefull output http://termbin.com/06yg [06:53] ubottu: I'm trying to get EDID that monitor sends, in order to find out what is wrong [06:53] outoftime_92: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [06:54] outoftime_92: and what is wrong exactly? [06:56] outoftime_92: could you check if your graphics driver is installed correctly? sudo lshw -C video [06:57] outoftime_92: xorg & xrandr might also help [06:58] ltrager: http://termbin.com/zo7x [06:59] outoftime_92: look slike driver is installed, wich ubuntu are you on? [07:01] lotuspsychje: problem that I cann't set screen resolution 1920x1080 maximum that is available via display is 1360x768 and I can not move over this limin nor via nvidia-settings nor via xrandr... [07:02] lotuspsychje: Linux ruslan-PC 4.10.0-28-generic #32~16.04.2-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jul 20 10:19:48 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [07:02] outoftime_92: lsb_release -a ? [07:03] lotuspsychje: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS [07:03] outoftime_92: have you tried setting higher resolution via xrandr? [07:03]