[00:09] tsimonq2, more problems needing another respin ? [00:09] lyn||orian: Nope. [00:09] ok [00:11] * lyn||orian tries to make sense of the tracker then [00:12] Test 04. [00:12] That's the one that'll be released. [00:12] Not 05. [00:14] oh did nio test against 04 and not realize a respin was coming? [00:40] bug 1761636 [00:40] Bug 1761636 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubiquity crashed no network install 18.04 final beta" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1761636 [00:40] tsimonq2, ^ [00:41] I just about freaked out until I realized this is a dup of the bug they've been trying to sort out for hours. [00:43] oh this is what they are talking about in #ubuntu-release [00:43] It's the same error. [00:48] -queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Builds: Lubuntu Desktop amd64 [Bionic Beta 2] has been marked as ready [00:48] -queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Builds: Lubuntu Desktop i386 [Bionic Beta 2] has been marked as ready [01:08] ahah, that's the notification I was looking for :3 [01:15] so, i've been wondering this for a while [01:17] I'm rather confused with the packages that are part of /pool/ on the ISO; some of them are sort of obvious, some are a little more questionable to me like rdate and mouseemu... why are they there? [01:18] and, more importantly, if I spin an ISO without a package pool at all; I havn't noticed anything actually break for a number of years now. [01:20] so in what situations do those debs get used? [01:23] release upgrades? networkless installs? [01:23] That. [01:24] both? The former? the latter? [01:24] Yes. [01:24] ... [01:24] ! [01:25] okay, so since I never release upgrade with a disc, and I don't do networkless installs; I'm safe with the scripts I already have. [01:25] (said scripts have been removing /pool since 12.04) [01:26] Hm. Wonder if it's better to remove ubuiquity, I've never supported installations, only live-boots. [01:27] I think maybe I'll go that route for 18.04 [01:28] (if one wanted an installation; it would be easier to use the official ISO, and apply my package lists from synaptic instead) [01:28] otherwise all my live customizations are gonna get in the way, I think. [01:29] * Kamilion wanders off to throw the daily into Customizer and see what breaks [01:30] need me to poke at the autologin stuff at all? [01:31] Hm? [01:31] traffic in #ubuntu-release indicates some issues are occuring with autologin [01:31] ? [01:31] i rely on the autologin behavior having a password behind it [01:32] I see you're trying to work around it by clearing the password for the live user? [01:32] reason being, I have openssh-server installed; and authorized_keys logins only; sshd_config has password authentication disabled. [01:33] We're good. [01:33] it gets unhappy when accounts have blank passwords. [01:33] You're good; but I may not be. [01:33] Then ask in #ubuntu-release. [01:33] This isn't the right channel to talk about #ubuntu-release. [01:33] I have to muck around with package changes on the lubuntu ISO anyway. [01:34] Do you want me to go poke my nose into the autologin stuff while I'm doing what I'm doing anyway? [01:34] Your choice. [01:36] * Kamilion shrugs [01:37] Alright then. [01:38] Just thought I'd offer. [01:39] The password of the live user being empty is no workaround for anything fwiw, it's supposed to be like this. [01:40] krytarik: generally has ended up to be either 'ubuntu' or 'lubuntu' for the past loooong time. [01:41] The user name, yes. [01:41] no, the password. [01:41] ... [01:42] once I figured out what it was, I never bothered changing it in my ISO generation scripts. [01:42] According to release, Ubuntu has had an empty password for a long time. [01:42] Huh. Wonder if it's something that customizer's doing then. [01:43] Lemme go delve into the source, since I'm stuck as the current maintainer. [01:44] https://github.com/kamilion/customizer/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=passwd&type= [01:44] hm, i print a warning if 999:999 exists [01:45] because as far as I know, casper generates the user as part of startup [01:45] https://github.com/kamilion/customizer/blob/master/src/actions/rebuild.py#L61 [01:47] https://github.com/kamilion/customizer/blob/master/src/gui.py.in#L384 [01:47] /etc/casper.conf has USERNAME= changed, but I don't see any password setting [01:49] Is it normal for Xpad to open for first time Lubuntu 18.04 with an error window? [01:49] shark1: What does the error window say? [01:51] tsimonq2: I filed a bug against Xpad Bug# 1761645 please look at and tell me if its a legimate bug. [01:52] oh [01:52] Hm. [01:56] wxl[m]: yeah, everything I can see in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/casper-bottom/25adduser indicates it should be a blank password too [01:57] maybe I'm just going crazy -- it WAS 'ubuntu' at one point, right? [02:01] i'm going crazy. [02:01] i just pulled the casper source for 10.04, same crypt. [02:02] Sorry, my assertion is completely incorrect [02:03] and now I have no idea where I ran into the behavior where it had a password when one returns to the greeter [06:10] !!! [06:10] http://puu.sh/zXiWb/90f0066fa5.png [06:11] Minimal installation?! <3 <3 <3 [06:13] Let's see how well this Synology NAS's virtual machine setup works [06:26] alright, watched syslog, didn't see any errors or warnings that jumped out at me. [06:27] aha, i saw a qemu bios screen [06:27] it DID reboot correctly after I hit enter. [06:37] huh. I don't notice a reduction in packages at all.. [07:18] i guess minimal doesn't do what it says yet [12:59] Kamilion: what should be removed: https://git.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/+git/lubuntu/tree/desktop-gtk.minimal-remove [12:59] aye, they were not [12:59] since lubuntu is pretty minimal anyway, a big list would be overkill [13:00] that's pretty much the list I expected [13:00] does it remove the dependants those bring in too? [13:00] no [13:00] ... Oh. [13:00] Well... That's... mostly disappointing. [13:01] Kamilion: look at the ubuntu one: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/seeds/ubuntu.bionic/desktop.minimal-remove [13:01] that has a list of unused depends/rdepends [13:01] I go quite a bit farther. [13:01] https://github.com/kamilion/kamikazi-core/blob/master/buildscripts/bionic/05-purgelist.synpkg [13:02] which I guess lubuntu will get added to refine it [13:02] https://github.com/kamilion/kamikazi-core/blob/master/buildscripts/bionic/02-purgelist.synpkg [13:03] i don't have clean lists for the lib* packages yet. [13:03] that's actually what I'm working on right now. [13:03] and qupzilla -> falkon, which now depends on phonon4qt5 which depends on gstreamer [13:04] with all the additional media libraries it wants now, I might as well just sigh and go with chromium-browser instead of falkon [13:04] not much of a difference in disk space; althoug at least all the falkon QT dependancies are reusable [13:06] the iso artifact I end up with is meant to be run with TORAM=Yes anyway [15:47] Hey everybody, just a quick question, is there a magnet link for the 18.04 LTS beta? [15:55] nevermind, finally dug it out, on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/beta-2/ [18:49] correapabloivan was added by: correapabloivan