[05:33] <Lope> the onboard keyboard is really bad. Firstly uppercase letters don't work at all. Secondly, Pipe | produces a forward slash. Third, there's no up arrow. Fourth, it's a really poor use of space. The keyboard only uses a narrow area in the middle of my screen. Maybe 65% of the width of my screen is used, making it really tedious, forcing me to switch character sets (letters / numbers / symbols) constantly. It's a nice idea but it's REALLY broken.
[05:33] <Lope> To the point of having very limited practical usefulness.
[05:34] <lotuspsychje> Lope: !bug to the rescue
[05:34] <Lope> And then when I wanted to adjust the settings of onboard, the app to do so is not installed by default. I couldn't install it without an internet connection. And then I couldn't connect to a wifi network, because I couldn't type an uppercase letter.
[05:34] <Lope> !bug
[05:34] <ubottu> If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.
[05:39] <Lope> What's the name for ubuntu 18.04?
[05:39] <lotuspsychje> !bionic
[05:39] <ubottu> Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) will be the 28th release of Ubuntu - Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1518 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1
[05:43] <Lope> The wifi password input box doesn't offer a show password checkbox
[05:43] <Lope> What package is responsible for that (want to report bug)
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> Lope: normally we bug against network-manager for connection problems
[06:01] <toorchin> hi guys, just one quick question: when will gnome 3.28 be available in the 18.04 daily iso? would like to install so i don't have to upgrade. thanks
[06:05] <lotuspsychje_> toorchin: gnome 3.26
[06:06] <lotuspsychje_> toorchin: as they want to keep desktop icons
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[06:21] <toorchin> won't they keep only nautilus from 3.26 lotuspsychje_:
[06:26] <lotuspsychje> toorchin: yeah right
[07:22] <Lope> Ubuntu 18.04 dev version comes with an onscreen keyboard that automatically activates when I click on stuff. It's a compact keyboard that hardly has any keys and uppercase doesn't work (I've filed bugs). I assumed that it is called onboard, however I tried to configure it using onboard-settings where I changed the layout from "compact" to "Full". However the automatic keyboard that gets launched didn't update after changing onboard-settings. 
[07:22] <Lope> But instead if I run onboard manually, I get the full keyboard which works properly (including uppercase chars etc). But then whenever I click on a window that has a text input, the crappy compact keyboard pops up ontop of the onboard keyboard. Any ideas?
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[10:34]  * enyc wonders where TJ- hiding!
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[12:51] <mattaustin> Hi all. I just decided to do a fresh install using the daily live image (have previously upgraded for a few releases, so haven't done a fresh install in a while). The expected option in the installer when setting my username to 'encrypt home folder' is missing. Does anyone know if this been deliberately removed, or should I file a bug report? A quick google didn't turn up anything useful.
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[14:26] <nullptr__> Hello, I am wondering the general stability level of the current bionic beta, and also, whether upgrade from beta to eventual release is supported?
[14:28] <TJ-> nullptr__: the release is just the final collection of packages at one instant in time. Once installed the regular package upgrade process keeps the system current
[14:32] <nullptr__> Suppose I install a beta, and later dist-upgrade to release.  Suppose I experience some bug that is only exhibited for people who *previously* had the beta installed.  Do you know if canonical still considers that a bug?  (As opposed to saying "you installed the beta; you take responsibility for anything that breaks now or in the future")
[14:42] <TJ-> nullptr__: if the current state of the system invokes a bug it's a bug
[14:43] <TJ-> generally you don't dist-upgrade to release from a beta... the beta just keeps up-to-date by installing the latest packages as they're released... about 5 days before the ISO release you'll have identical package versions to the ISO is being created with
[16:10] <Boyette> hi