[00:01] <Kumool> probably not then
[00:02] <Kumool> go with the recommended things
[00:02] <Kumool> s/things/options/
[00:06] <noob> no one else is talking haha so weird
[00:07] <noob> how do I check to see if specs are reading properly on xubuntu ?
[00:10] <Kumool> lspci?
[00:12] <noob> what is the default terminal command keyboard shortcut ?
[00:13] <Kumool> in xfce?
[00:13] <noob> yup
[00:13] <Kumool> windows key+t
[00:15] <noob> how do i see if ram is being read ?
[00:15] <noob> I do not see it from that cmd
[00:15] <Kumool> lol
[00:15] <Kumool> oh, you want to know how much ram is in use?
[00:16] <noob> yes
[00:16] <Kumool> vmstat
[00:17] <Kumool> vmstat -w for readable output
[00:17] <Kumool> but its better to use top
[00:17] <Kumool> or htop
[00:17] <Kumool> default xubuntu comes with a taskmanager
[00:19] <noob> vmstat -s
[00:19] <noob> does it
[00:20] <Kumool> theres a panel plugin with sensors and stuff
[00:26] <noob> nothing is loading up in the software app
[00:26] <noob> wtf
[00:28] <Kumool> wait
[00:28] <Kumool> or...
[00:28] <Kumool> install synaptic
[00:29] <Kumool> welcome to linux, where everything barely works
[00:29] <noob> what is the cmd ?
[00:30] <Kumool> sudo apt install synaptic
[00:31] <noob> should have guess ahhah
[00:31] <noob> appeciate the help
[00:32] <Kumool> i'm pretty sure if a command fails it even suggests how to install it
[00:32] <Kumool> no worries, its not like i have better things to do
[00:33] <noob> what does this do ? haha yeah as name suggest still new
[00:56] <Kumool> mm
[00:56] <Kumool> what?
[00:56] <Kumool> aw, left
[00:56] <Kumool> oh well
[03:02] <Draconiator> hey , is Xubuntu usually sensitive to the machine state?  I'm running it on a virtual machine right now to prepare an installation to clone to an 8GB SSD when it comes in, and it always comes up with a "System Error Detected" when I get to the desktop if I just close the window.
[09:56] <knome> ochosi, they said 17.10 which got me extra interested..
[10:22] <tem> Hello?
[11:03] <IhrFussel> Would you recommend upgrading to 18.04 at release day? Do you think it will be stable enough by then?
[11:04] <cfhowlett> why
[11:04] <cfhowlett> wait for 18.4.1 IMHO
[11:06] <IhrFussel> I'd honestly rather want an up-to-date system earlier than approx July
[11:07] <cfhowlett> your box, your choice.  but it's not like 16.04 will suddenly break just because there's a new release
[11:08] <cfhowlett> I wait for xx.1 because it captures the first round of bug fixes.
[11:08] <IhrFussel> I'm on 16.04 rigth now and kernel 4.0.0 probably has some flaws 4.15 doesn't have
[11:09] <cfhowlett> ah. understood.  while I don't upgrade my system, I do maintain a virtualbox with the latest shiny stuff.
[11:10] <tem> Hi
[11:11] <tem> Xubuntu gets stuck at retrieving file 75 of 75 on the installation screen for me
[17:15] <artem> g
[17:15] <artem> helli
[17:15] <artem> hello
[17:15] <artem> привет
[17:15] <artem> здравствуйте
[17:16] <artem> $$$$$$$$$$$$$$%$$$$$$$
[17:16] <artem> копрал я обосрался
[17:27] <Kumool> hello
[17:43] <diego_> Hello
[21:34] <Ovsyanka> hello! I have a question. There is two versions of linux-image installed on my system. And I can't understand why. I got linux-headers-4.13.0-37 and linux-headers-4.13.0-38. I used `aptitude why` and it says that `-37` installed because `p   firmware-crystalhd              Suggests linux-image`. But `-38` provides `linux-image` too. Why the `-37` still installed at my system?
[21:53] <Ovsyanka> there is print of `why`: https://pastebin.com/wUjCENjr
[21:54] <Ovsyanka> As I see the package, that suggests linux-headers-4.13.0-37 is `p` (purged).
[21:55] <Ovsyanka> And I run `apt autoremove` before check all this.