[00:00] Anyone install a Display Link driver for usb to hdmi here? [00:00] on3pk: What version of ubuntu are you on? [00:00] 16 LTS [00:02] vfw, some weird minimal version setup by my host [00:08] hello [00:08] can I ask how to run a gui apps (GNS3) inside the LXD ? [00:12] ok. I might use centos, because that can complete the update [00:12] Yikes [00:14] vfw: Hiyas, .... juat wanted to say a big THANKS, opted for WiFi File Transfer and it is by far the easiest, which means I will use it way more often too :) [00:15] I won't ping Jeremy_31 in case he is busy but thanks to you too (actually seems he's moved on) [00:19] hello, i just installed xubuntu and was wondering how to activate the wifi menu [00:30] id like to write some blogs posts; is vim a good editor for that or are there better options [00:30] hey whats up [00:31] I have an ubuntu question [00:31] just ask [00:32] thanks... so i just downloaded the newest .iso and installed Ubuntu into a vm using Virtual Box... When I added a pgp key using seahorse aka password n keys, i had to export my key to add it into gpg. arnt they supposed to be linked? [00:33] Does anyone know when 18.04 will be coming out (roughly)? [00:33] operator-error : may/june i believe [00:33] operator-error: In 04-2018 [00:34] oh earlier [00:34] Cool. Thanks. [00:34] operator-error: Yhe hint is in the relese designation .. 18.04 == April (04) of 2018 - somtime . [00:34] oh lol, never realized that :D [00:35] Bashing-om: Doh! I actually had no idea that the ".04" referred to a date. :) [00:35] operator-error: Just goes to show, there is a lot to learn ... and believe me ..none of us know it all . [00:36] the strength of a community is the combined knowledge of all it's members :) [00:37] Butterfly_: Shared knowledge .. closed source systems are not as much fun :) [00:39] true :) [00:39] anyone know why openpgp wont work in ubuntu's newest release [00:40] anyone [00:40] bueller [00:49] Need help starting a service after decrypting a partition. My service is NOT starting. More details here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1013627/how-to-automatically-start-a-service-after-manually-decrypting-home-partition [00:59] someone was illegally using my nick I hope they weren't in here behaving poorly [01:00] or even worse than I :) === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [01:19] How would I heal my ssh keys? https://apaste.info/yjmF right now I cannot ssh to localhost ;( === calvin is now known as Guest8104 === mack is now known as Guest81293 === Guest81293 is now known as mrz121 [02:04] hello [02:05] everytime I search on firefox there is something on the end on the address bar which is the '&t=canonical&ia=web' [02:05] what does it mean? [02:07] bcpoi: probably means canonical is spying on you :) [02:08] !fud | operator-error [02:08] operator-error: Please do not fall prey to, or spread FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) - it is not welcome here! Please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt [02:08] t=canonical is a partner tag that allows Ubuntu to generate revenue from searches on DuckDuckGo that use Ubuntu (anonymously) [02:09] &ia=web - the ia is short for "instant access" [02:09] what does it mean? that i'm not secured? [02:10] nothing to do with security. it's an anonymous tag [02:11] cfhowlett: has that something to do with running the Unity desktop? Because I'm using Kubuntu, and I get no such "canonical" tag in my search results in DuckDuckGo. [02:12] nothing to do with unity at all. it's browswer generated and is generated by ALL browsers === calvin is now known as Guest85483 [02:12] but I'll verify DDG [02:13] yeah, because I'm using stock firefox from the repository (in KDE) and I'm not getting that tag [02:15] huh. Ubuntustudio 16.04 + DDG = https://duckduckgo.com/?q=peace+love+harmony&t=canonical&ia=web [02:15] FFox + DDG search engine [02:16] cfhowlett how can I disable that? [02:16] hmm... I'm using 16.04 Kubuntu and here's the result I get searching mittens: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=mittens&t=hg&ia=web [02:17] operator-error: are you typing 'mittens' directly into the address bar [02:17] Ben64: no, I'm typing it in the search bar on the page [02:17] well that's not what was being discussed [02:18] not sure you can disable according to this. https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-764c461fa18fbd81ce6413de57d7b423 [02:18] ahh, now when I type my search in the address bar I get: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=mittens&t=canonical&ia=web [02:19] in any case, as the info being passed is anonymized ... ? === Leion1 is now known as Leion === rmunson is now known as robbmunson [02:37] !ping [02:37] pong! [03:32] hi [04:09] How to get bold Japanese text to display correctly on Firefox? It displays correctly if it isn't bold. [04:10] zzo38 : are you running the latest firefox ? [04:13] Butterfly_: No, the extensions I want to use will not work in the latest Firefox [04:13] which extension is that ? [04:13] maybe there's an alternative that does work with the latest firefox [04:13] All of them; userChrome.js is one [04:13] i had to change some extensions myself in the last few months, but some extensions were even better than the original i was using [04:14] zzo38 : doesn't User-Agent Switcher do the same ? [04:15] There is also Classic Theme Restorer, OverbiteFF (although it has some problems and I should write my own), Status-4-Evar, etc [04:15] there is OverbiteWX ? maybe something similar ? [04:15] And, no, User-Agent Switcher is not the same as userChrome.js. However, the Rewrite HTTP Headers extension (which I also have) does the same as User-Agent Switcher (and more). [04:16] right [04:16] i guess you have too many extensions to actually make the switch to latest firefox :) [04:16] not sure if your firefox issue is a bug that has been resolved in newer versions ? [04:16] which site did you have this problem on? maybe i can have a look [04:18] Butterfly_: Wikipedia, although it applies to any bold Japanese text displayed by Firefox as far as I can tell. If the text is copied and pasted into the location bar or something else that isn't bold, it displays correctly. [04:18] let me find a page [04:18] The problem is only with bold Japanese text; non-bold Japanese text and bold non-Japanese text both work correctly. [04:21] i don't really see much strange in wikipedia in japanese, although i don't know japanese, so i might not spot what you're spotting [04:24] hey [04:24] Do you have any Japanese fonts installed? I think the problem might be with the fonts. [04:25] zzo38 : it seems to display correctly, i didn't install additional fonts, but it seems perfectly japanese to me [04:26] So the unity dm doesn't seem to start upon system boot. I don't know what's causing it. For now, i'm launching folders and the browser using the terminal. I'm not able to move the windows using the cursor too. Do I have to restart any service or are there any other options? [04:26] i'm using Linux Mint though, not Ubuntu [04:28] hello? [04:29] Butterfly_: Do you know anything about how it decides what fonts to use? [04:29] zzo38 : not entirely to be honest [04:30] jas_: I don't know; I don't use Unity. But if you can't move windows, that suggest perhaps the window manager is not installed or is not configured. [04:30] jas_: does the guest account work? [04:30] (Although the window manager ought to be installed by default) [04:30] EriC^: Yes, it does. === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [04:31] jas_: try "dconf reset -f /org/compiz" [04:31] jas_: and "rm ~/.compiz ~/.config/compiz-1" [04:32] EriC^^: crap! i'm not able to move to the terminal. lemme log back in. [04:34] You can also push CTRL+ALT+F2 or another function key to login to the text screen (and then CTRL+ALT+F8, or possibly a different function key on your computer, switches back to the X windows) [04:36] Hey EriC^^ [04:37] It seems it is a directory [04:38] jas_: oh, yeah, type "rm -r ~/.compiz ~/.config/compiz-1" [04:38] You can also push CTRL+ALT+F2 or another function key to login to the text screen (and then CTRL+ALT+F8, or possibly a different function key on your computer, switches back to X Windows). You can see if that works [04:38] (Although you would still have to restart it probably in order for the changes to take effect) [04:39] EriC^^: you want me to delete the compiz dir and config/compiz-1 dir? [04:39] jas_: yeah [04:40] Fine [04:40] jas_: did you tr dconf reset -f /org/compiz / [04:40] jas_: did you tr dconf reset -f /org/compiz ? [04:40] Done [04:41] EriC^^: yes I've done the dconf step first and then I deleted the two files [04:41] jas_: ok try logging back in [04:42] Ok [04:43] EriC^^: nope it doesn't seem to work. [04:44] anyone got an idea of how I can fix this ssh issue? https://apaste.info/yjmF [04:44] jas_: try "mv ~/.cache ~/.cache.old" [04:45] jas_: also "mv ~/.gconf ~/.gconf.old" [04:45] .cache is a folder [04:47] EriC^^: it's a folder you want me to move the folder [04:48] jas_: yes [04:48] essentially renaming it [04:48] So rename the .cache folder to .cache folder to cache.old? [04:49] hello. [04:50] I have an partition that is mounted at ~/development but I have to chown each time I boot. Is there any work-around? [04:50] EriC^^: Done both the cache and the gconf [04:51] donofrio: seems like the private key is invalid cause it's attempting to offer it as public key [04:52] EriC^^, howto fix? [04:52] mau: what filesystem is it? [04:52] jas_: try to login again [04:52] hu? [04:54] EriC^^, hu? [04:55] donofrio: did you add the public key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file? [04:56] Not done anything yet [04:56] donofrio: ok, type "ssh-copy-id localhost" [04:58] EriC^^, ext4. Apparently that seem to be the problem [04:58] EriC^^: Thanks a lot mate! It worked. Is there anything else I should do after this? And what might have caused the problem.? [04:58] mau: no, that shouldn't be a problem ext4 uses permissions [04:58] mau: are you certain it's ext4? === calvin is now known as Guest66441 [04:59] EriC^^, https://apaste.info/iupp [05:00] jas_: no problem, nah you should be good, no idea to be honest [05:00] EriC^^: fine, thanks again [05:01] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/08/seagate-unveils-60tb-ssd-the-worlds-largest-hard-drive/ - Yeesh, this probably would sell for 50 grand. [05:01] donofrio: try "cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" [05:01] EriC^^: I formatted it as ext4 and Disks confirms that it's ext4. When I try to use uid=1000,gid=1000I get "bad options" [05:02] mau: yeah, ext4 saves the permissions [05:02] EriC^^: then I don't understand what I'm supposed to do [05:03] mau: what exactly are you trying to do? [05:03] mau: with the filesystem mounted, sudo chown -R : /mountpoint should change the permissions, and upon unmounting and remounting they'll stick [05:04] EriC^^: oh, I didn't know that [05:04] EriC^^: then I'll be fine [05:04] EriC^^: I misunderstood what I read on the web and what you told me [05:05] EriC^^: thanks for your patience [05:05] mau: no problem [05:05] EriC^^: :-) [05:05] :) [05:05] EriC^^, https://apaste.info/HAs5 [05:07] donofrio: type "chmod 750 ~" and "chmod 700 ~/.ssh" and "chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" [05:08] donofrio: try again with "ssh localhost -vvv" if it doesn't work and paste the output [05:11] EriC^^, https://apaste.info/ys7M [05:13] donofrio: my bad, type "rm ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" [05:13] donofrio: we should copy the public key not private one [05:13] donofrio: type "cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" [05:13] "chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" [05:15] that worked [05:16] great [05:16] hi is anyone on? [05:17] EriC^^, thank you for your time [05:17] sorry haha? [05:18] donofrio: no problem [05:19] exit [05:21] hi [05:22] EriC^^, the reason I wanted to get ssh is cause I thought this I needed this to resolve this issue but nope ;( https://apaste.info/Akyj [05:23] hi when I open raw images in Ubuntu(default image viewer, darktable), it has reddish tint. It works fine with lightzone and in windows(lightroom). How do I fix it? [05:32] Please let me know if anybody finds the solution to the problem. [05:32] anyone know of a fix for this ipc message [05:36] Could I get some help please? I re-installed openmediavault on my NAS, and now when I try to connect over SMB/CIFS, I get Failed to retrieve share list from server: Connection refused. Any idea why that would be? The configuration is pretty close as far as I can tell [05:45] anyone know how I can get add-repo working I keep getting this gpg message - https://apaste.info/yb2I === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:56] more problems, less solution... :( [06:13] hello [06:15] helo [06:25] Is there any way with gnome 3 on 17.10 to get different wallpapers on each monitor? [06:25] Online only suggests using nitrogen but it doesn't seem to have a monitor option when using gnome 3 === hw is now known as Guest82960 [06:30] hi i am trying to make an edit to my kernel.configuration file but i can't find it in my system in what folder would it be located [06:32] is kconfig the same thing as kernel .config [06:32] please i am trying to patch something into my kernel [06:33] ghostnik11, the config file for kernels installed from the repositories are in /boot [06:33] segersjerry, thats where i will find it will look now but i am looking for kernel .config === matth1askrgr is now known as Guest82249 [06:34] segersjerry, config-4.13.1-...generic should be it correct? === rawss is now known as rOss^64 === oh4__ is now known as oh4_ === aegis- is now known as aegis === yokel_ is now known as yokel [06:35] check with uname -a === codedmart_ is now known as codedmart === timeless_ is now known as timeless === theskillwithin_ is now known as theskillwithin === Hobbyboy|BNC is now known as Hobbyboy [06:36] segersjerry, yeah i found it bro, thanks a lot now i can change the config_i2c and pmw values [06:37] ghostnik11, :) === Numline1 is now known as Guest50939 [06:55] okay i have made the changes in my kernel configuration file located in boot. how can i check that its working? in terminal do i need to run a command to restart computer or tell it that i made changes to the kernel configuration file. should i just reboot? [06:57] ghostnik11, not 100% sure, but I think you would have to use it to compile a new kernel for the changes to do anything. You probably want to change something in /proc to make it work the way you're talking [06:59] segersjerry, these are the steps i am following: https://github.com/Asus-T100/kernel/wiki/Compiling-the-kernel-for-T100TAF [07:00] i segersjerry the section for screen brightness and power savings, i made my hex and also made the changes to the kernel configuartion file and just installed iio-sensor-proxy via synaptic [07:00] we dont reccomend compiling, use !mainline instead [07:01] !mainline [07:01] 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 [07:03] lotuspsychje, yeah but this is for a specific 2 in 1 tablet = asus t100taf would kernel mainline builds have the changes i am trying to do already in kernels for this particular 2 in 1 tablet segersjerry [07:03] lotuspsychje, thanks. ghostnik11 there you go, try the latest kernel, but to follow those instructions you have to compile the kernel and patch it [07:04] ghostnik11, possibly, I would try it. [07:05] segersjerry, yeah i am at the last step now which is to compile as i made all the other steps just need to compile then possilbe patch it for auto screen brightness and i should get amazing battery life and power saving [07:05] ghostnik11: is this machine arm based? === Guest82960 is now known as hvv [07:05] lotuspsychje, no its an intel but a baytrail cpu [07:13] segersjerry, lotuspsychje say i wanted to grab from the main line do i just run it through terminal or is it easier from the website to get the kernel? [07:13] ghostnik11, no clue here. [07:13] !mainline | ghostnik11 [07:13] ghostnik11: 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 [07:14] lotuspsychje, yeah but now i want to grab one of the main line kernels? like i want to download it to my system [07:15] hey [07:16] lotuspsychje, would this work sudo apt-get install linux-image-4.95... etc? [07:19] lotuspsychje, i needed the wget command [07:20] ghostnik11, it looks to me like you want to grab whichever .deb file and install it manually with dpkg or gdebi [07:21] segersjerry, well i want the kernel 4.9.54 file b/c from the google plus group they say 4.9 kernels work best with this particular 2 in 1 asus tablet === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [07:22] hi guys [07:23] hi nsei [07:24] heya [07:24] whats up [07:24] not much, up a little bit early, you [07:24] ? [07:24] just bored [07:24] i just downloaded hexchat [07:24] it seems good [07:25] Yeah, I feel the boredom bug a bit often... hobbies help [07:25] lol like ubuntu? [07:25] ZaZaQ, I prefer XChat, although, it's been a while since I compared [07:26] hi, when using cloud-init with Ubuntu, how can I install a DEB package from a URL? (not in a repo) [07:26] Well, i used irssi [07:26] I meant hobbies like archery or a garden... Gentoo if so inclines ;-) [07:26] ghostnik11, I would try the latest 4.9.x and the latest non -rc version overall before I tried compiling my own. [07:26] oh ic [07:26] segersjerry, yeah i will do that now but i need to grab it with wget first [07:26] well the fork of xchat is hexchat :P [07:27] because xchat doesnt get updated [07:27] wget http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.9.54/^Cnux-headers-4.9.54-040954_4.9.54-040954.201711052237_all.deb does that look legit? [07:27] xchat is dead since 2010 [07:28] yeah [07:28] Amm0n, not true... the version I use was updated in 2014 [07:29] brb [07:29] I do admit it is currently "discontinued" [07:29] last official release is from 2010, dunno what version you got [07:29] Version 2.8.8 [07:29] Which is from 2010 [07:29] segersjerry, that command didn't work to get a 4.9.x kernel [07:30] when using cloud-init with Ubuntu, how can I install a DEB package from a URL? (not in a repo) === messer440 is now known as Guest33696 [07:30] EgoAleSum, Do you mean like... dpkg --install ? [07:31] i'm back [07:31] wb ZaZaQ [07:31] ghostnik11, is there some reason you are stopping at 4.9.54? 4.9 goes up to 87 [07:31] JimBuntu: yes, where do you put it in cloud-init? under runcmd? or is there a better way to do that (e.g. in the packages section) [07:31] i'm using irssi now [07:32] Note: I am only partially awake,, and only a partially intelligent bot. [07:32] what kind of hobbies you have? [07:32] segersjerry, okay thats cool, but i am trying to find a command for the 4.9.87 so i can get it and the wget command i ran didn't work [07:32] I'm using the Ubuntu 18.04 beta [07:33] ghostnik11, ok, you're intel I remember, are you 32 or 64 bit? [07:33] ZaZaQ, for 18.04, I would prefer #ubuntu+1 [07:33] segersjerry, its a 64 bit [07:33] you mean room? [07:34] ghostnik11, I think you want wget http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.9.87/linux-headers-4.9.87-040987-generic_4.9.87-040987.201803111631_amd64.deb [07:35] oops, no [07:35] segersjerry, i just downloaded that using terminal but i need also 2 more [07:35] header and the image, i think segersjerry [07:36] hi [07:36] hi necm [07:36] hey is there anyone american? [07:36] i live in montana [07:36] where is montana? [07:36] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.9.87/linux-headers-4.9.87-040987_4.9.87-040987.201803111631_all.deb and http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.9.87/linux-image-4.9.87-040987-generic_4.9.87-040987.201803111631_amd64.deb seem to complete the set. I've never done this before though [07:37] necm, yes [07:37] wassup necm from montana ? [07:37] ZaZaQ: USA [07:37] nort side [07:37] north side [07:37] in billings [07:37] oh its near idaho [07:38] segersjerry, thanks bro [07:38] hey dude what u doing over there [07:38] ghostnik11, glad to help. [07:38] ZaZaQ [07:38] JimBuntu: are u in montana? [07:39] nacc, I am not in Montana :-/ [07:39] i live in California [07:40] cool city.ým in fucking getto man === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [07:40] segersjerry, on the mainline page for 4.9.87 it says to apply the patches from top order: do i need to do that or what i just downloaded will have the changes made already [07:41] the .debs already have that [07:41] ghostnik11, ^ === ok is now known as UndefinedDecoder [07:42] segersjerry, okay and hopefully once i install kernel and restart stuff like powersaver and auto screen brightness should work? [07:43] ghostnik11, right, if not I'd try latest before the -rc versions (release candidate) [07:43] hi [07:44] segersjerry, the only other thing is that i don't have grub properly working. i get booted to a grub that is with uefi or something like that. is there a way that i can set grub as default, i did make changes in grub.cfg [07:44] ghostnik11, that is black magic to me, sorry. [07:46] hih shrihari [07:49] oh room is quiet now [07:54] hey my computer froze on friday evening, had to hold the power button to forcefully reboot it this morning [07:54] ok [07:55] in /var/log/syslog lines stopped appearing at that time, where else to look what happened? [07:55] rts-sander : /var/log/deug [07:55] debug [07:56] /var/log/debug: No such file or directory [07:59] rts ? [08:01] segersjerry, hey i did everything will restart and see if i will have grub back to normal and be booted into 4.9.87 kernel. thanks for everything [08:01] I'll be here [08:01] good luck [08:02] ShriHari, /var/log/debug: No such file or directory [08:02] is 4.9.87 a beta kernel? [08:02] ShriHari, I don't seem to be having the file [08:02] rts .. ok [08:02] ZaZaQ, It's the latest 4.9 from mainline [08:03] oh ok [08:04] also looked at /var/log/kern but learned nothing [08:04] maybe a freak accident? [08:04] grep for that time in /var/log/* [08:09] i'm watching mr. robot [08:10] which season ZaZaQ ? [08:11] !ot | ZaZaQ Butterfly_ [08:11] ZaZaQ Butterfly_: #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! [08:11] !ot | ZaZaQ Butterfly_ [08:11] ZaZaQ Butterfly_: #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! [08:12] ZaZaQ, come on over to #ubuntu-offtopic [08:12] I'm looking for a platform or app that has both features of a cloud space and also the option to add users who can manage the data on it or leave notes. a blockchain concept or something like that. and also security and encryption is a factor of importance [08:13] ShriHari, I'm only seeing auth.log and syslog [08:13] netochka, check #linux, please don't limit yourself to #ubuntu === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [08:13] ah well it's the first this happened in 2 years so I'm dropping it [08:13] JimBuntu: Ty. will do [08:14] netochka, I fogot, it's ##linux [08:14] what might be the issue: my 11Tb local SAS storage is seen as 1.1Tb by fdisk ? [08:14] aha. ok [08:15] JimBuntu: the issue i wrote is for #ubuntu offtopic.. right? [08:16] It could be... it's up to you netochka. I would suggest ##linux as there is no need to limit yourself to Ubuntu as a distro [08:16] Got it. Thanks. === anders is now known as Guest39826 [08:19] <_Marek_> id like to ask about mdadm and ubuntu live install - i had 4 disks as raid5 starting with sda [08:19] <_Marek_> sda sdb sdc sdd [08:19] <_Marek_> during installation ubuntu accidentally picked sda instead of sdf [08:19] <_Marek_> does ubuntu automatically recognize its a raid disk or did it just wipe one disk? [08:48] _Marek_: `blkid` or `lsblk` might tell you. [08:49] Mava: What does `blockdev --getsize64 /dev/your_device` say? [08:55] vlt: 1.2 tb seems. quite odd [09:08] Hi guys just wondering, i have just done a fresh install of ubuntu server and on reboot the system is sitting at a black screen with just a flashing white cursor is that normal? [09:10] my system date keeps resetting a few seconds after I change it. How do I stop that? I'm using Xubuntu. [09:12] crap. I knew there was a synch option before. the help menu shows it but my actual settings menu doesn't have one. [09:13] ah. it's there under "configuration". mine was already set to manual. [09:14] test [09:14] chanel === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [09:19] uhg. I can't find anything in a web search. except stuff about using it with like a VM or dual-booting with Windows, neither of which applies to me. [09:33] hello everyyone, i am a developer and i would like to specialize n backend development. Specifically in how to write APIs in a correct,stable,correct way. I would like to understand how to architect my backend so that it can accomodate lot of client traffic as well as getcorrectly integrated with other API gateway for third party cloud providers. Do you recommend any nice book to read about architecting APIs on the backend? [09:33] Thank you for your time === pagios_ is now known as pagios [09:35] pagios: that's not an ubuntu question, try a development channel [09:45] Guys whats a nice easy desktop to use with ubuntu server? [09:48] Frankfurt_Soup, no DE is lighter, and best in my opinion for servers. ssh into the box is quick, any graphic gui (esp. if decent resolution) just wastes bandwidth & slows ability to do anything [09:48] <_Marek_> thanks vlt :) [09:49] (by no DE I meant no gui) === Guest82249 is now known as matthiaskrgr [09:49] Guiverc i see your point and i will mostly be admining the server from my phone via ssh but im still sorta new to linux so i guess a de is just my security blanket lol but yeah ill se how i go with just cli for now [09:50] the lightest mainstream DE is LXDE, above that is XFCE ... then there is a larger jump.. openbox & others can be lighter than LXDE but are less mainstream (subjective!) [09:51] gnome, kde, (even MATE now it is GTK+3) are heaver; mate is still slightly lighter though [09:52] (above meaning heavier, but maybe more features... - heaviest are mainstream gnome/kde..) [09:52] I think my main issue is file browsing but i guess i need to learn how to do it all in cli so now would be a great time to start [09:52] Frankfurt_Soup: Have a look at "mc". [09:52] привет чики [09:53] )) [09:53] Guiverc thanks for the help [09:53] I have installed GUI's on some of mine, and have configured them so by default only CLI boots; but a change of runlevel enables gui .. [09:53] Mc? Is that another de? [09:53] (some of mine being home servers..) [09:53] hellow guys [09:54] Hi guest-2JnRBG [09:54] Frankfurt_Soup: mc is a terminal-based file browser, ranger is another one [09:54] Ducasse ahh ok cool ill look in to them thanks [09:54] Frankfurt_Soup: mc stands for Midnight Commander, a file browser. [09:54] hi [09:55] any human here [09:55] hi man do you wonna some blue things with me?? [09:55] GachaSquad [09:55] can any one help me [09:55] i am new to irc [09:55] Vlt ok yeah i have heard of that then lol i think i tried it a little while back before the server got shut down [09:56] Frankfurt_Soup, if you're old like me - mc=midnight commander (old dos based file.man) [09:56] atif5: Usually on IRC you ask your actual question and wait. If someone can help they will answer. [09:57] why ALL ignores me????? [09:57] PLS [09:57] PLS [09:57] PSL [09:57] P[SL\P [09:57] PSL [09:57] stop [09:58] atif5, if you have a ubuntu question; please just ask it. if someone knows the answers, they'll reply. [09:58] Guiverc is it just the mc-data package? I just did sudo apt install mc and thats what it found [09:59] i am thinking about switching to ubuntu [09:59] from windows to ubuntu [09:59] Frankfurt_Soup: the package should just be called 'mc' [10:00] S; [10:00] S; [10:00] S; [10:00] S; [10:00] guest-2JnRBG: stop [10:00] ;S [10:00] final warning [10:01] mc is available on supported versions of Ubuntu -- https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mc (in universe repo - do you have it enabled?) [10:01] Ducasse ok it wants to install libssh2-1 mc-data and unzip [10:01] Frankfurt_Soup: sounds good [10:01] Guiverc idk i normally do that sort of thing via a gui [10:02] Ducasse ok cool ill install and see if it works lol [10:02] If I have a command that launches a special shell and I want to feed some data into it, how can I achieve this using a bash script or using the CLI? [10:03] Ok yeah MC is perfect for what i need thanks peoples [10:03] atif5, sorry I don't see a question, just a statement or wish (switching from w to ubuntu) [10:03]