AuroraAvenue | Hi anyone up ? | 00:14 |
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BionicMac | Yep, but I know nothing. | 00:14 |
BionicMac | =) | 00:14 |
AuroraAvenue | deny everything - good policy mate. proven track record w/ that :) | 00:15 |
BionicMac | indeed | 00:15 |
AuroraAvenue | BionicMac, so wat 'mac' are you progressing on ? | 00:16 |
BionicMac | I await official beaver release. I have sound issues. :( | 00:16 |
AuroraAvenue | so, no macintosh ? | 00:16 |
BionicMac | iMac 5k 27" - Intel® Core™ i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz × 8 - AMD® Radeon r9 m395x - 24 G ram | 00:17 |
BionicMac | 1TB ssd | 00:17 |
* AuroraAvenue is a bit jelly :( | 00:17 | |
BionicMac | no macintosh, i neeeded the amb graphics support in kernel 4.15 so bionic works out of the box. | 00:17 |
AuroraAvenue | BionicMac, is Photoshop as good as they say ? | 00:17 |
BionicMac | Never used ps. | 00:17 |
AuroraAvenue | k | 00:17 |
AuroraAvenue | I'm gonna get a mac one of these days. | 00:18 |
BionicMac | s/amb/amd/ | 00:18 |
AuroraAvenue | 15 years of Ubuntu takes it toll. | 00:18 |
BionicMac | Might as well grab an older (read cheaper) one and run linux on it. | 00:18 |
BionicMac | I can't stand osx. | 00:18 |
AuroraAvenue | Well, you say that .... | 00:18 |
BionicMac | I'm right at home here. | 00:19 |
AuroraAvenue | I really want all the apple software for creativity & just 'perouse' Ubuntu using Parallels as a cross-over. | 00:19 |
BionicMac | Everything about *mac* is expensive. | 00:19 |
AuroraAvenue | Parrallels being like VMWare - but closer to the bone. | 00:20 |
BionicMac | Yeah, well I guess they do have some good media apps. | 00:20 |
* AuroraAvenue scratches BionicMac 's back. | 00:20 | |
BionicMac | ooo yeah | 00:20 |
AuroraAvenue | k, cool. | 00:20 |
AuroraAvenue | just checkin. | 00:20 |
AuroraAvenue | Aliens would react differently. | 00:21 |
BionicMac | Apple is so damn proprietary with everything.... Most apps worth a damn cost. | 00:21 |
BionicMac | I mean yeah it's ok. better than windows. | 00:21 |
AuroraAvenue | So - what do you use after, say downloading a torrent (film etc) - what would you play it on ? | 00:22 |
BionicMac | native video player. also 5k media player. | 00:22 |
AuroraAvenue | I think most mac ppl are javascript monkeys anyway. | 00:22 |
AuroraAvenue | but that's okay. | 00:22 |
* AuroraAvenue can't recall what 'the native video player' actually is ? | 00:23 | |
BionicMac | i can't either, it's "that" integrated. | 00:23 |
AuroraAvenue | I'm on elementaryOS - waiting for Bionic. | 00:23 |
BionicMac | cool | 00:23 |
AuroraAvenue | I like Dan Rabbit. | 00:23 |
AuroraAvenue | he's like a manga bunny with little ears. | 00:24 |
AuroraAvenue | you heard of him ? | 00:24 |
BionicMac | i think. maybe | 00:24 |
AuroraAvenue | cool. | 00:24 |
AuroraAvenue | he plays alot of silly games, like Zelda n'stuff. | 00:24 |
BionicMac | =) | 00:24 |
BionicMac | zelda been around. | 00:25 |
AuroraAvenue | So what are your main problems with Bionic/Ubuntu at present ? | 00:25 |
BionicMac | sound | 00:25 |
BionicMac | intermittent | 00:25 |
AuroraAvenue | that's an old chestnut. | 00:25 |
AuroraAvenue | important , but well documented. | 00:26 |
BionicMac | no errers, restart and reload alsa drivers and pulseaudio daemon works ... sometimes. | 00:26 |
AuroraAvenue | in terms of problems. | 00:26 |
BionicMac | errors* | 00:26 |
AuroraAvenue | Do you know how to restart the daemon ? | 00:26 |
AuroraAvenue | or driver - whatev's | 00:26 |
BionicMac | I'm not too familiar with pulseaudio , 'pulseaudio -k && pulseaudio -D' | 00:27 |
BionicMac | 'alsa force-reload' | 00:27 |
AuroraAvenue | right - well try that then :) | 00:27 |
BionicMac | yup, no go. | 00:27 |
AuroraAvenue | Mmmm. | 00:27 |
BionicMac | 50/50 | 00:27 |
BionicMac | even a reboot didn't help this time. | 00:27 |
AuroraAvenue | Oh dear me. | 00:28 |
BionicMac | it's a quiet world here | 00:28 |
BionicMac | =) | 00:28 |
AuroraAvenue | no ipod ? | 00:28 |
BionicMac | tv for now | 00:28 |
AuroraAvenue | k | 00:28 |
AuroraAvenue | whats on ? | 00:28 |
BionicMac | Palm Sunday Rome | 00:28 |
BionicMac | EWTN | 00:28 |
BionicMac | What about you? What are you listening to or watching? | 00:30 |
AuroraAvenue | err Bottom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUiOYrCBDvk | 00:32 |
BionicMac | AuroraAvenue, Do you prefer Wayland or Xorg? | 00:38 |
AuroraAvenue | Mir defo. | 00:38 |
AuroraAvenue | but it don't wang at the moment :( | 00:38 |
AuroraAvenue | BionicMac, So what do you think about Ubuntu in general ? | 00:39 |
BionicMac | IMpresssive. Ease of installation. Hardware support. User Friendly to the maximum. | 00:39 |
AuroraAvenue | right oh. that's good. | 00:40 |
AuroraAvenue | Have you tried Solus ? | 00:40 |
BionicMac | Coming from slackware ( which is the only linux I have ever used and still love but it isn't user friendly so to speak.) | 00:40 |
BionicMac | No I haven't heard of Solus. | 00:41 |
AuroraAvenue | poor you. | 00:41 |
AuroraAvenue | its the muts nutz as we say. (good). | 00:41 |
BionicMac | hmmm reading now.... | 00:41 |
AuroraAvenue | its a bugger to get on a usb though. | 00:41 |
AuroraAvenue | tried loads of times on rufus. | 00:41 |
AuroraAvenue | no joy. | 00:42 |
AuroraAvenue | ordering this beauty next week. | 00:42 |
AuroraAvenue | hangon - switching screens. | 00:42 |
BionicMac | ok | 00:42 |
AuroraAvenue | https://www.ebay.com/itm/Solus-Project-2017-01-01-0-64-BIT-16GB-USB-Linux-Desktop-OS-BONUS-CD/371567015807 | 00:43 |
BionicMac | ! nice | 00:43 |
ubottu | 'Nice' is a property of a process that determines how willing it is to give CPU time to other processes. A higher value makes it more likely to give away time. A negative value makes it less likely. Values are from -19 to 19, with 0 being the default. For more information, type 'man nice' at a terminal. | 00:43 |
AuroraAvenue | sorry Mr Ubuntu (who-ever you are) for that link in here. | 00:43 |
AuroraAvenue | they do a podcast aswell. | 00:44 |
AuroraAvenue | https://latenightlinux.com/ | 00:45 |
AuroraAvenue | but thats abit more general. | 00:45 |
AuroraAvenue | Anyway - it another EU distro, basically. | 00:45 |
AuroraAvenue | but I hear the Telegram channel is going well. | 00:45 |
BionicMac | Good to know | 00:45 |
AuroraAvenue | I shall PM you a secret, wait a sec. | 00:46 |
AuroraAvenue | So - what (other than sound) would you Like ubuntu to improve on ? | 00:52 |
AuroraAvenue | Bionic dude ? | 00:53 |
AuroraAvenue | okay - I call cigar break - I need 5 mins. | 00:53 |
BionicMac | Well, it seems redundant to have several ways to handle packages. apt, dpg, ubuntu software ( orange bag icon), software updater... etc etc | 00:54 |
BionicMac | cigar?! | 00:54 |
BionicMac | my kind of break. I'll make coffee and have a cigar also. | 00:54 |
BionicMac | s/dpg/dpkg/ | 00:54 |
AuroraAvenue | cool. you seem like my kind of lighthouse keeper :) | 00:57 |
* AuroraAvenue wonders - Where in the world is stallman ? | 00:59 | |
BionicMac | Richard? | 00:59 |
BionicMac | I'm off for bit. | 01:00 |
AuroraAvenue | http://bfy.tw/HJA4 yeah. | 01:00 |
AuroraAvenue | k | 01:00 |
Dry_Lips | Any way to completely disable the default ubuntu dock? I want to use plank instead | 13:06 |
Dry_Lips | Can I simply delete it from /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions ? | 13:11 |
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zanshin | Dry_Lips: Maybe this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/145376/disable-dash-docking-feature-in-gnome-shell | 13:39 |
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Dry_Lips | zanshin , I just deleted it from /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions , hopefully it won't break anything | 13:48 |
zanshin | Dry_Lips: Log out and back in and see what it complains about. :) | 14:04 |
Dry_Lips | I've done so, no complaints so far | 14:04 |
teward | Are the desktop editions of Ubuntu and variants supporting PowerPC still? (Asking because of a question posted on Ask Ubuntu). I didn't see any daily ISO tasks for the desktop builds, but I thought I'd ask. | 14:39 |
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JediMaster | Hi all, I'm having an issue with an Intel NUC running 18.04 not being able to see USB drives (Western Digital external USB 3.0 hard drives) | 16:16 |
JediMaster | Nothing appears in /var/log/syslog as the USB is connected or removed, nothing in 'lsusb' other than a USB 3.0 and 2.0 controller | 16:17 |
JediMaster | Yet the USB ports work, plugged in a keyboard which appears in syslog and lsusb, and the drive works on another (mac) machine | 16:17 |
JediMaster | The drive is externally powered with LED on, and just swapping the USB cable alone to the other machine is fine (same plug/socket for power) | 16:18 |
JediMaster | I don't see any new block devices referring to the disk either, any ideas? | 16:19 |
JediMaster | nothing new in lsblk or in /dev/disk/by-id/ | 16:24 |
JediMaster | ok, I have found a way to make it work, it's ridiculous, you have to boot the machine with the drive attached | 16:32 |
JediMaster | The lsusb, lsblk and /dev/disk/by-id all show the disk | 16:33 |
JediMaster | *Then | 16:33 |
lotuspsychje | found new Bug #1758974 | 16:57 |
ubottu | bug 1758974 in indicator-multiload (Ubuntu) "Indicator-multiload does not work properly 18.04" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1758974 | 16:57 |
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BionicMac | google doesn't like tor. =0 | 17:33 |
lotuspsychje | BionicMac: ? | 17:34 |
BionicMac | I searched google and got blocked for suspicious activity on tor browser. | 17:36 |
BionicMac | I really need to find a live usb OS that can access APFS. | 17:37 |
lotuspsychje | BionicMac: thats not really bionic related? | 17:37 |
BionicMac | Oh, I apologize. off topic for sure. | 17:38 |
lotuspsychje | BionicMac: you could try #ubuntu-offtopic indeed | 17:38 |
BionicMac | ok cool. loose chat in there. thanks. | 17:38 |
lotuspsychje | BionicMac: you got daily 18.04 working on a mac? | 17:39 |
BionicMac | Fresh and clean and mean. indeed. iMac 5k 27" | 17:39 |
lotuspsychje | nice, we had a user here that had issues with booting | 17:39 |
BionicMac | driver display has resolutions greater than the native OSX High Sierra. | 17:39 |
BionicMac | Tell them "refind" I will get the article I folowed and have the link handy. | 17:40 |
lotuspsychje | BionicMac: interesting | 17:40 |
BionicMac | Word to the wise, It is very easy to trash the mac boot loader and not be able to boot, like me. no osx for now and I really don't care. | 17:40 |
BionicMac | grub and refind and osx boot loaders seem to battle this thing. | 17:41 |
BionicMac | Tread lightly or lose the ability to boot osx. | 17:41 |
BionicMac | lotuspsychje, I am seriously thinking about buying another mac, this time cheap and used to run Ubuntu on. | 17:47 |
BionicMac | This 27" iMac is basically brand new, 1 year old, 1TB ssd, 24G ram... Intel® Core™ i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz × 8 ... AMD® Radeon r9 m395x ... | 17:48 |
AuroraAvenue | hello walkers! | 18:12 |
lotuspsychje | AuroraAvenue: welcome, what can we do for you? | 18:12 |
AuroraAvenue | 2 sugars, please ? | 18:12 |
AuroraAvenue | only jking. | 18:12 |
AuroraAvenue | I am just here to chat about Bionic syuff. | 18:13 |
AuroraAvenue | **stuff. | 18:13 |
lotuspsychje | AuroraAvenue: chat about ubuntu fits in #ubuntu-discuss mate, here is for support more | 18:13 |
AuroraAvenue | okay. | 18:13 |
AuroraAvenue | sorry. | 18:14 |
lotuspsychje | no sweat ;) | 18:14 |
BionicMac | AuroraAvenue, How goes it? | 18:16 |
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Ars- | anypne tell me plz | 20:21 |
Ars- | how to block all connections ubuntu LTS | 20:21 |
Faux | sudo ufw default deny | 20:51 |
Faux | sudo ufw default deny outgoing | 20:51 |
Faux | Depending on what you mean. | 20:52 |
BionicMac | What file do I edit now that X is not using a xorg.conf anymore? I need to add a section for my trackpad and the synaptics driver. | 22:49 |
BionicMac | Section "InputClass" <- in the old days of xorg.conf I would adad a section like so. | 22:50 |
BionicMac | s/adad/add/ | 22:50 |
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