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insanity99Think its done. i'll log out now00:00
KumoolTJ-, the cancel button is the mighty esc, the enter button is accept.00:00
Kumoolinsanity99, try another shell too00:00
Kumool:)00:00
TJ-Kumool: right, that's my point, if the rename is started accidentially and you're not keeping an eye on where the focus is, you can change a file-name and press Enter before you realise - In years past I've dealt with 'lost documents' due to that by unknowning secretaries00:01
insanity99What sgell Kumool00:01
insanity99shell00:01
MobileInsanity99Uh oh the flickering is back Bashing-om. Seems the acpi fix was removed?00:04
Bashing-omineiros: If I may : get comfortable with the default shell - bash ( Bourne Again Shell) so you know the difference with other shells .00:04
MobileInsanity99It may take several attempts to boot back in00:04
Bashing-omMobileInsanity99: " cat /proc/cmdline " see what the boot line is .00:05
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TJ-MobileInsanity99: if you only logged out/logged in, the acpi fix hasn't been touched00:05
TJ-MobileInsanity99: you'd have to reinstall the entire OS to remove the acpi_osi settings00:06
MobileInsanity99I accidentally restarted TJ- sorry00:06
MobileInsanity99I think it is booting now00:06
TJ-MobileInsanity99: it won't hurt to reboot, so don't worry about that00:06
insanity99Right back :) I'm on the xbuntu session now. Looks very different TJ- Bashing-om00:08
Bashing-ominsanity99: Is different :) .. and stable ?00:08
TJ-insanity99: nany sign of tearing?00:08
KumoolTJ-, that has never happened to me though, it would actually be very difficult for that to happen, not only do you have to click a filename and thus changing the focus of the window, which you should notice because, that window is now in the foreground, but you also have to type something and it not appear in the window you're expecting it to, which you sholud be looking at (or maybe not i guess) and then you have to press enter quickly00:11
Kumoolenough which would mean the window that is in the foreground would flicker and change in some way which can only happen if you werent looking at the screen at all... i see no reason a popup dialogue would change this since, you still have to look at the window00:11
insanity99Lol I've been benchmarking it by watching the last fight in Dragon Ball Super :p00:11
Kumoolbut since it has happened to you, then why not support both behaviors, make it an option00:11
insanity99It is tear free at last Bashing-om TJ-00:11
insanity99Victory00:11
TJ-insanity99: PHEW!00:12
TJ-insanity is what we've dealt with :)00:12
insanity99Day is saved again thanks00:13
insanity99Hahah true00:13
insanity99Now I'll see what tweaks I can make with this desktop environment :)00:14
TJ-uhoh00:14
insanity99I won't break anything TJ- lol00:15
TJ-insanity99: start learning here https://xubuntu.org/00:15
TJ-insanity99: xubuntu wraps XFCE, see https://xfce.org/00:16
insanity99Oh yeah which version did the command install? 16.04? TJ-00:16
TJ-insanity99: if your original install is 16.04 Xenail then yes, all packages are the 16.04 Xenial versions00:16
Bashing-ominsanity99: http://forum.xfce.org/00:17
insanity99Okay thanks guys00:17
Kumoolinsanity99, the thing is, if you're learning shell you're often gonna have to learn the tools of the trade, that's sed,awk,grep,cut,tr and more. so i say stick to python for now and maybe learn bash and then awk later (and then the rest)00:17
TJ-insanity99: I run 6 monitors across 3 GPUs - lightfdm/XFCE handles them perfectly; Gnome doesn't00:17
drhelsktwhen the new one dropping00:18
Bashing-omdrhelskt: Apr 26 is the target date .00:19
drhelsktcool00:19
insanity99Ok Kumool thanks00:21
insanity99TJ-, What do you actually do haha00:21
TJ-insanity99: Avoid problems like you've just had :)00:21
TJ-Time to get some sleep now the problem is solved. G'night.00:23
Bashing-omTJ-: We have taken a college student .. from a dead useless machine to "back in business" with a supported system :P00:23
insanity99Haha thats true00:24
insanity99It is quick Bashing-om00:33
stormy_danielsDoes anyone have expertise in gnome3 for ubuntu 16.04?00:34
compdoci use mate00:34
bazhangstormy_daniels, better to just ask00:34
bazhangstormy_daniels, unity and gnome-shell are gnome3, so please specify which and what issue00:35
stormy_danielsk. has anyone fixed the problem with where gnome extensions aren't enabled on reboots/low-power-mode on 16.04?00:35
Bashing-ominsanity99: And the environment will grow on you as you learn it how dextrious it is :)00:35
bazhangstormy_daniels, you should find out which extensions, and contact the maker00:36
insanity99Bashing-om, yeah, reading up now :)00:36
stormy_danielsbazhang: it's ALL the extensions00:38
stormy_danielslike, if it was one or two, that's fine00:38
Bashing-ominsanity99: I run 8 work spaces on two displays on one monitor :) - and it is fast even on this old old hardware .00:38
stormy_danielsbut every. single. one? sounds  more like a ubuntu/gnome3 thing00:38
bazhangstormy_daniels, how many do you have00:38
stormy_daniels300:39
insanity99Bashing-om, Thats mental haha00:39
bazhangstormy_daniels, do any of them have the same function and/or hotkey00:39
stormy_danielsbazhang: what do you mean? the "random background" doesn't have any hotkeys to my knowledge00:40
bazhangstormy_daniels, does it run fine without any extensions at all00:40
stormy_danielsyeah00:40
stormy_danielsbut the point of moving to gnome3 was to take advantage of the extensions00:41
bazhangstormy_daniels, and have you tried enabling them one by one00:41
stormy_danielsI just did that. I kept doing that for a while, but then I got lazy and stopped00:41
bazhangstormy_daniels, I had some major headaches once I hit a certain number of extensions00:42
stormy_danielsI think, since I didn't see much documentation on the matter, just wait to install 18.04 once we confirm it doesn't brick dells00:43
sqndrohi00:51
guivercsqndro, hi; this is a Ubuntu Support channel, if you have a Ubuntu question - please just ask it (one line please) and be patient for answers (if someone has one, they'll reply when they can)00:52
insanity99Bashing-om, Can I make the windows key open the main menu?00:52
sqndrohello how can I make a window active whenever I hover with mouse over it?00:54
sqndro(i saw this behavior on fedora machine we use in th euni)00:55
guivercsqndro, it may help if we know what DEsktop you are using (version of Ubuntu may too)00:55
Bashing-ominsanity99: Not sure at all about that  one .. I seem to recall that the windows key is hard coded . Lemme do some look'n ,00:56
insanity99Bashing-om, Might know it as super key?00:56
insanity99like win key + f brings up the file manager which is great00:57
sqndroguiverc I'm on Ubuntu 17.10 and gnome00:58
guivercsqndro, i suspect if you use the same DEsktop as fedora was using (and a similiar version) it'll be the same.. Was the fedora running GNOME or another DE?00:58
bazhangunity-tweak-tool is what you need if unity sqndro01:00
sqndrook guys thx for the answers. i'll go and learn more about linux desktops tomorrow :D01:00
bazhangsqndro, unity and gnome-shell are both gnome3, so tell us which01:00
guivercsqndro, did the fedora (outside your hovering select) look and act like your Ubuntu?  (ie. behavior the same, menu etc)01:01
Kumoolinsanity99, if you find how to do that let me know01:02
tina_?01:02
insanity99Kumool, Will do mate01:02
tina_mate?01:02
sqndrohow can i tell if it's gnome-shell or gnome3? :/01:02
Kumoolinsanity99, you need to look into xmodmap, and your window manager01:02
Kumoolinsanity99, what's your window manager?01:03
bazhangtina_, ubuntu support issue?01:03
bazhangsqndro, is there a big side bar, or not01:03
Kumoolinsanity99, another way of saying desktop environment btw01:03
sqndroseriously does "insanity99" mean that?01:04
insanity99Kumool, xfce01:04
bazhangsqndro, lets stay topical here01:04
Kumooli asked in #xubuntu insanity9901:05
Kumoolinsanity99, go join there btw!01:05
sqndroecho $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP gives me "gnome" as output01:05
sqndroand yes there is a big bar01:05
insanity99Do I mean what sqndro?01:05
sqndronothing mb01:05
bazhangsqndro, have you tried installing unity-tweak-tool yet01:05
bazhangsqndro, if you want mouse focusing active window, that's what you want01:06
sqndrowhat does it do actually?01:07
sqndroI'm installign it rigth nolw01:07
Bashing-ominsanity99: Doable, but to this time I have not found how the xfce4-whiskermenu launches .01:07
KumoolBashing-om, couldnt it be forced by sending a click to wherever the whisker menu is located at?01:08
insanity99Okay thanks Bashing-om I'll research01:08
sqndroam i changing my desktop env now? ^^01:08
Bashing-omKumool: beats me .. look'n .01:09
Kumoolpackage xmacro can send click events01:09
Kumool(looking too, since i also wanted this)01:09
sqndroah nice I did it. Problem solved thx01:09
Kumoolxdotool is another01:16
KumoolBashing-om, found it! someone helped in #xubuntu :D01:18
tina_The graphics driver of the Ubuntu unity desktop crashed, and there was no way to get into the desktop and can only be reinstalled,The version is 16.04LTS01:23
gde33I assume this means sata 1 ? SATA max UDMA/133 cmd 0xc400 ctl 0xc080 bmdma 0xb880 irq 2201:23
gde33how do I figure out what SATA this box has?01:25
gde33web gives 1000 different answers01:25
Bashing-ominsanity99: This http://www.webupd8.org/2013/07/whisker-menu-update-brings-support-for.html ?01:26
bazhanggde33, waht does sudo lshw show01:27
gde33bazhang: https://pastebin.com/raw/XCmiKX4j01:29
gde33ah right at the top the mobo name01:29
gde33nice01:29
gde33bazhang: thanks01:29
bazhangwelcome01:29
gde33Serial ATA (SATA) 3Gb/s :)01:30
insanity99Ahh thanks Bashing-om01:31
gde33bazhang: is it just me or are the 5 lines in "about this computer" a bit underwelming?01:32
gde33hardinfo doesn't say much either01:34
insanity99I'm off to bed. Goodnight guys01:49
insanity99Thanks again Bashing-om01:49
Bashing-ominsanity99: Sleep well, study better :)01:57
littlepythonhow to make sure that an user is able to login through ssh only with the ssh key02:25
guiverclittlepython, PermitRootLogin without-password    (i believe)02:27
guivercsorry that was for root; as I recall /etc/ssh/sshd_config is pretty easy to navigate02:29
littlepythonguiverc: its inside the /etc/ssh/ssh_config or /etc/ssh/sshd_config?02:35
guivercsshd - the daemon or server (ssh_config is for client)02:35
littlepythonhow to make sure that an user is not able to login as a root user02:36
cfhowlettaccount properties: desktop user and not a member of sudoers group02:36
abdellam730test02:38
cfhowlett!test | abdellam73002:38
ubottuabdellam730: Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3...02:38
iehushaso dmidecode is reporting chip can overclock to 8300MHZ any buntu software to aid in this https://pastebin.com/qknN4qcW02:39
guiverclittlepython, "PermitRootLogin no"02:39
notaviable-02:39
littlepythonguiverc:  PermitRootLogin without-password will ensure that we have to use the ssh key to login?02:41
guiverclittlepython, https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/openssh-server.html    (i'm not an admin sorry)02:41
guivercalso https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH  (list of pages)02:42
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cfhowlettlittlepython, #ubuntu-server can probably add more info02:43
littlepythonalso how do we create a user to login with ssh-key02:49
guiverclittlepython, i'm no expert; but I don't understand your question. i created my keys, and 'deposit' them on machines I need to login to - so 'create user' doesn't apply in my understanding ... maybe this will help02:51
littlepythonso do we do this thro ssh-keygen02:51
guivercps: there are two keys - private & public (machines need only a single key usually)02:52
guiverchttps://www.ssh.com/ssh/key/  - was link (i missed it sorry)02:52
littlepythonguiverc: so how do we generate .pem file?02:52
guivercsorry littlepython  - i can't help there02:55
guiverc(i can provide links like https://serverfault.com/questions/706336/how-to-get-a-pem-file-from-ssh-key-pair  which duckduckgo gave me and command `ssh-keygen -f id_rsa -e -m pem` but i can't advise)02:57
zalgosHey03:10
guiverczalgos, this is a Ubuntu support channel; if you have a question please just ask it (in a single line please), if someone knows the answer, they will (please be patient)03:13
zalgosWhoops thought I was in the offtopic one03:14
guiverc#ubuntu-offtopic03:15
Avere[m]Noob question. How do I copy paste in the maintainence terminal? Had to format my HDD and now I'm restoring my backup03:36
Avere[m]Because my system refuses to boot03:37
Kumoolmaintenance terminal?, you mean the tty?03:40
KumoolAvere[m], have you tried shift+v ?03:41
KumoolAvere[m], have you tried ctrl+shift+v ?03:41
Avere[m]How do I even select the text to copy?03:41
Avere[m]Anyways I wrote it manually and it still refuses to boot. So I have my encrypted /home on my 2nd HDD03:42
Avere[m]Along with another NTFS partition for windows (dual boot). I had to format the 2nd HDD entirely due to some problem with windows. I backed up my home partition using dd on to another external HDD03:44
Kumoolmouse in tty? sudo apt install gpm03:44
Avere[m]Now when I'm restoring, I created a new partition in the HDD same size as original home and did dd03:45
Avere[m]From the backup to the 2nd HDD03:45
Avere[m]Now my system does not boot :(03:45
Avere[m]I even changed the UUID in fstab03:46
Avere[m]Hey wait, when creating the partition, I didn't specify it was encrypted before restoring the dd03:46
Avere[m]Should I have done that?03:46
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Avere[m]Kumool not the tty. When your system refuses to boot, you get a maintainence terminal03:51
KumoolOH THAT03:51
Kumooli have no idea03:52
KumoolNot that experienced, hopefully somebody else can answer... soon03:54
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Avere[m]How do I restore an encrypted home partition img from backup? I searched and I only got results z for recovering the drive03:55
Avere[m]I want to restore it and mount it03:55
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hitman1Hi people.04:29
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hitman1I hate the new look of Ubuntu Desktop. Why Ubuntu does not use unity now?04:29
lotuspsychje!flavor | hitman104:32
ubottuhitman1: Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. For a list, see https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours04:32
lotuspsychjewich ubuntu version do you have hitman104:32
hitman117.1004:32
notaviabletoo04:33
lotuspsychjehitman1: if you dont like gnome, choose another flavor or wait until 18.04 and see if unity is still installable04:34
hitman1lotuspsychje: Yeah I will do that.04:34
lotuspsychjehitman1: also 17.10 is a 9month release version, if you want a more stable experience, choose an LTS version04:37
k_hola04:38
hitman118.04 will be LTS and is not released and I will install 16.04 today.04:38
lotuspsychje!es  k_04:38
lotuspsychje!es | k_04:38
ubottuk_: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro.04:38
k_ok04:39
k_hello04:39
k_:)04:39
lotuspsychjehitman1: 18.04 is not far away, april..04:39
hitman1almost a month lotuspsychje04:39
lotuspsychjehitman1: if your on 16.04 you will be able to upgrade to 18.04 in the future also04:41
hitman1but I don't know whether unity will be back in 18.04 or not ?04:42
guiverchitman1, Unity is no longer supported by Canonical (except on 14.04LTS & 16.04LTS) - its a community project now, so its future depends on those working on it...  It's in test too04:42
hitman1why unity is no longer supported?04:43
guivercit is supported; not supported by Canonical - its a community project now; like Xubuntu, Ubuntu-MATE, etc04:44
guivercCanonical support only Ubuntu directly; they provide help to official flavors (Unity may be approved as an official flavor, but for now its only a -desktop that can be added)04:45
guiverchitman1, if you want to know more - look up https://community.ubuntu.com/search?q=unity04:46
luxioWhen I type, sometimes it takes a few seconds for what I type to appear on screen04:49
luxiosame with clicking04:49
luxioanyone know what could be the problem?04:49
guivercluxio, i don't know; but if your hdd's disk is on full-time; your system could be trashing  (ie. out of memory so its swapping pages to disk, other pages from disk back into memory) -- this can be tweaked, but may not be your issue...04:51
guiverc(full time being when you notice the condition)04:51
luxiorestarting firefox seems to have fixed it04:51
luxioguiverc: checked system monitor and it wasn't at full ram or cpu04:52
luxioso idk what happened04:52
guiverccpu is usually low-very.low during thrashing; part of the system has to wait till its done ..04:54
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guivercluxio, another possible cause - if using some non-server hdd drives (or equivalent), with bad sectors they don't report an error but avoid warranty claims, taking time to try and fix, or remap the data to another part of drive which takes time, and consumer grade often just waits until done -- if this it shouldn't happen regularly or predictibly (unless drive is failing - you could check drive stats/err counts) - just a05:01
guivercthought05:01
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Guest21872slow05:20
Guest21872slowdown05:20
vadiIs there a Ubuntu-friendly tool that can organise the mess of movies on my drive nicely?05:57
lotuspsychjevadi: ubuntu doesnt know whats messy or not05:58
lotuspsychjevadi: bleachbit cleans your computer from files05:58
lotuspsychje!info bleachbit | vadi05:58
ubottuvadi: bleachbit (source: bleachbit): delete unnecessary files from the system. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.12-1 (artful), package size 291 kB, installed size 1853 kB05:58
vadiThanks I don't need to delete anything, I just want my movies renamed and series put into folders and so on05:59
lotuspsychjevadi: but deleting your movies, is your job05:59
lotuspsychjevadi: what you can do is find a package that organizes your media06:00
vadiThat's what I asked about06:00
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Kon-vadi, digiKam06:03
vadiWorks for movies?06:03
Kon-"With digiKam, you will be able to read video metadata, as movies length, video frames per seconds, video size, and encoding options, in goal to populate the database at scanning and to perform searches on your collection about video properties. You will be able to play video in embedded preview mode, and while a slideshow. This include to preview video from your camera device before downloading (only with USB Mass Storage connection mode)."06:04
Kon-Requires FFmpeg ofc06:04
vadiI'd like to organise the movies on my drive, not within an application - know if digikam can export the organised stuff back to the drive?06:05
pythonickhello everybody06:57
pythonickis it possible to start a shell with ssh -i /home/damiano/.ssh/root@key root@myip -p 1234 ?06:57
pythonicki would like to connect to my server without rewrite the command every time06:57
pythonickor searching it in shell history :D06:58
ducassepythonick: put it in ~/.ssh/config - see 'man ssh_config' for details07:00
EriC^^pythonick: you could make an alias too07:00
pythonickducasse, yes my key is there07:00
EriC^^alias sshc='ssh -i /home/damiano/.ssh/root@key root@myip -p 1234'07:01
pythonickbut i would like to create an icon somehow ...that start a terminal with my server07:01
pythonickEriC^^, oh sounds interesting...07:01
pythonickthne ? just call sshc ?07:01
pythonick*then07:01
Avere[m]Hey guys. I'm having some issues with restoring a backup. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/87z7fd/how_do_i_restore_an_encrypted_home_directory_from/07:01
Avere[m]Where did I go wrong07:01
EriC^^pythonick: make a .desktop file with "Exec=gnome-terminal -e "bash -c 'ssh -i /home/damiano/.ssh/root@key root@myip -p 1234; bash'"07:02
EriC^^pythonick: double clicking it should open gnome-terminal and connect, and leave it open when you disconnect07:02
pythonickEriC^^, location ?07:03
EriC^^pythonick: whereever you want it07:03
asyterirc36810\DEBUG07:03
EriC^^pythonick: it has to be +x07:04
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