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Bashing-omSquarism: I have no issues running 18.04 wayland . However, my use case is light .01:22
SquarismBashing-om, light?01:22
Bashing-omSquarism: I have not installed other than defaults , I have no issues at all with wayland .01:24
SquarismBashing-om, ok - sounds great01:24
SquarismBashing-om, running it as default?01:24
Bashing-omSquarism: I find that wayland in fact is smoother and faster than Xorg :)01:25
Bashing-omSquarism: There are many apps that are not wayland ready yet .01:25
SquarismHope i can enjoy that too. Haven installed 18.04 yet but anticipating it alot01:25
Bashing-omSquarism: I also have xubuntu-core 18.04 installed; it too is stable on my system . 01:27
SquarismBashing-om, you adapted early? Isnt 18.04 to be release on the 29th?01:29
valorieSquarism: lots of us in here have installed it and are testing01:38
Squarismgreat stuff01:39
Squarismill install on the 29th i think01:39
valorieI tested before that, but am running bionic on both of my machines as of beta2 day01:39
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Squarismis it easy to flip between wayland and X11 or does it require some sort of reinstall?03:45
flocculantI believe you do it at the login screen somewhere03:46
Bashing-omSquarism: Chenge the session at the password screen . Click on the cog icon at the lower right of the password entry box is the drop down to choose the session.04:26
flocculantBashing-om: thanks - thought it was something like that :)04:27
Bashing-omflocculant: :D Took me a bit to tumble to it .04:28
* flocculant only boots ubuntu to a vm to see if bugs I see in xubuntu are more generic :p04:29
flocculantahah - we can blame not-Xubuntu for this ...04:29
Bashing-omflocculant: Well, Xubuntu must have it more together :)04:31
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Squarismwhich of the bigger window managers are more innovative? I get the feeling that many are like "we have icons and windows, now we done". In a way I miss windows crazy re-hauls and dig osx innovative features. Sure i understand they have resources to try dramatic changes like the opensource alternatives dont have.05:52
Bashing-omSquarism: Boot a live (k)ubuntu and see what you then think :)06:03
lotuspsychje!flavors | Squarism test some06:14
ubottuSquarism test some: 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-flavours06:14
Squarismlotuspsychje, thanks06:15
Squarismwill check them out06:15
SquarismWhat about lightdm? Is there any flavor for that?06:16
lotuspsychjeSquarism: alot of software out there to pimp your eyecandy aswell, like conky06:16
lotuspsychjeSquarism: ubuntu 14.04 & 16.04 have unity06:16
Squarismlotuspsychje, does lightdm relate to unity? Im not totally clear what layer im talking about. lightdm is a "display manager" ive learned. Is that what gnome is too?06:19
lotuspsychjeSquarism: gnome uses gdm06:20
Squarismoh ok06:30
ducasseSquarism: lightdm is just the login screen, it only starts your session - it's not a desktop environment or window manager06:39
Squarismducasse, oh ok06:49
ducasseSquarism: in addition to the above, there are a couple of desktops that don't have their own flavor, like cinnamon and enlightenment. and there are tons of window managers if you don't need a full desktop or want to make your own.06:53
katnipi thought i read somewhere that xorg was the choice and wayland would be discontinued07:06
lotuspsychjekatnip: untrue07:06
katnipok07:06
lotuspsychjekatnip: wayland is still worked on07:06
katnipjust looking for a confirmation07:06
katnipi prefer it too but i'm in xorg now07:07
lotuspsychjekatnip: ubuntu 18.04 is using xorg by default, but wayland is still choosable at login07:07
katnipyes07:07
katnipi used to use wayland all the time, then some fake news site said it would be discontinued07:08
lotuspsychjeurl?07:08
ducasseprobably russian trolls07:08
katnipoh god, this was nearly a month ago07:08
katnipyeah07:08
lotuspsychjekatnip: you cant recall?07:08
katniplotuspsychje, no, too long07:09
katnipfake news if you say it's staying around07:09
ducasseit's most likely just a misunderstanding of it not being default in bionic07:09
katnipi prefer myself too07:09
katnipwayland*07:10
katnipill go back into it and see if anything i have dont work07:10
lotuspsychjekatnip: we have users confirming better nvidia experience on latest driver ppa on wayland07:16
katnipill have to stay in xorg07:19
katnipwayland, things didnt work lik the keyboard07:19
katnipi dont have nvidia07:19
katniplaptop07:19
katnipwith external keyboard/monitor/mouse07:19
katnipi tried wayland again just now and it's completely out of wack, keyboard would not work, an app or two would not open at all07:20
katnipwhich is odd, because everything used to work before07:21
ducasseand wayland is *so* easy to debug :P07:26
katnipdont know what happened07:27
katnipused to be great07:27
katnipClient: HexChat 2.14.1 • OS: Ubuntu "bionic" 18.04 • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU       M 620  @ 2.67GHz (2.09GHz) • Memory: Physical: 3.6 GiB Total (2.2 GiB Free) Swap: 3.8 GiB Total (3.8 GiB Free) • Storage: 0 bytes / 0 bytes (0 bytes Free) • Uptime: 10m 49s07:27
ducassedo the bionic server images now use the new installer? if so, are images with the old one still available?08:27
sveinseOut of box bionic installer still fails on Lenovo P51. Segfault in kernel from noveau driver. This is noteable since the P51 is listed on the Canonicals approved for Ubuntu list08:41
lotuspsychje!nomodeset | sveinse 08:42
ubottusveinse: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter08:42
sveinsethanks, nomodeset worked09:09
TJ-sveinse: that needs a bug report if there's a segfault09:10
sveinseI have an image (literally) of the oops09:12
TJ-that's often the case, you can attach it to a bug report.09:12
TJ-we've had a few reports but not collected much accurate info so far09:12
sveinsewhere do you want me to post a report?09:13
TJ-!bug09:14
ubottuIf 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.09:14
sveinseIf I'm dualbooting between 17.10 and 18.04 on two partitions on on drive, which of them is best to manage the bootloader?09:30
TJ-sveinse: good question!09:30
TJ-sveinse: either :) Not many changes in GRUB between the 2, but maybe 17.10 in case you end up deleting 18.04 due to bugs ?09:31
sveinseWould it be aviseable to reinstall 18.04 when it is formally released, or just stay with the development version and keep it updated until it morphs into a released version?10:11
TJ-sveinse: stay, the release is just the same packages from a single point in time10:17
bodie__hey folks10:56
bodie__I've been struggling with login/xorg issues for a few days on bionic with native nvidia drivers10:56
bodie__today I ssh'd into the machine and halted gdm10:57
bodie__I was then able to switch to another terminal on the attached kb/monitor and restart gdm 10:57
bodie__and that allowed me to log into the desktop successfully10:58
bodie__I have no idea why, but I also noticed that disabling gdm using systemctl didn't affect the next boot10:59
bodie__for a starting point, I think disabling the boot into gdm would at least make the system usable11:00
TJ-bodie__: that's timing/race condition by the sound of it11:02
TJ-something wasn't ready when the GUI started first time11:02
TJ-bodie__: but that is a good bit of diagnostics since you're significantly reduced the problem space11:02
TJ-bodie__: add that info to the bug report :)11:02
erle-bodie__, have you tried using lightdm as a workaround?11:02
erle-or maybe it is the same?11:03
bodie__I assume that's the "unity" login option.  I tried that and gnome2 and both have the same issue11:04
bodie__TJ-, now that I have a functioning desktop I'll definitely do that ;) I have a tab open to Launchpad just now!11:04
katnipwow, a lot of updates this morning11:05
bodie__TJ-: I've never filed a report on LP.  Is there a contrib doc?11:07
TJ-!bug | bodie__ 11:10
ubottubodie__: 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.11:10
TJ-bodie__: I think the correct package might be the nvidia-XXX (XXX being the version) to begin with11:11
JimBuntuTJ-, is correct, the Ubuntu drivers are named like that. There is also an ubuntu-drivers autoinstall command11:14
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bodie__TJ-, I've sent my public key to the keyserver, but when I sign the code of conduct with that key, I get an error.  As you can see, the key is registered: https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?fingerprint=on&op=index&search=0xBAA2F70290B90EB87F923C38C71FE7F2B22B57F511:55
bodie__https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/11586711:57
bodie__OK, guess it just hadn't synced....12:03
TJ-bodie__: time is great healer... except when it comes to bugs!12:05
erle-bodie__, no, DM (display manager) is the login screen itself, not the login type12:07
bodie__time is the great state mangler :P 12:10
bodie__I personally feel the next universe release shouldn't include it12:11
bodie__erle-, I must have misunderstood the question12:11
bodie__erle-, I haven't tried that.  I can't seem to persist disabling gdm using systemctl 12:11
erle-if you install another DM with apt-get it will ask you which one to load by default12:12
JimBuntubodie__, but the repo shows no new commits for a very long time, unsure if the dev team are still active.12:12
bodie__erle-, if lightdm is supported, i'll give it a try12:13
erle-bodie__, lightdm was default when Unity was still there12:16
greglI downloaded the daily image and burnt it on a usb thumb drive,but when I go to install there isn't a ufi install option.. Is there one and if so where can i get it?12:49
lotuspsychjegregl: are you going to install singleboot or dualboot?12:51
greglsingle12:51
lotuspsychjegregl: did you disable fastboot & secureboot?12:52
greglI have been running it for the last few years, so i would assume they are disabled12:53
greglI will check though..12:53
gregllotuspsychje, ^^^12:54
gregllotuspsychje, This is from my fstab  /boot/efi was on /dev/sdb1 during installation12:57
greglI downloaded the daily image and burnt it on a usb thumb drive,but when I go to install there isn't a efi install option.. Is there one and if so where can i get it?     Anyone else care to help?12:59
lotuspsychjegregl: holdon, im getting someone13:00
lotuspsychjeidle here a bit plz13:00
gregllotuspsychje, Ok thanks,I though you may have got called away..13:00
lotuspsychjegregl: on irc you need some patience, as we have users worldwide living their lives beyond irc too13:02
TJ-gregl: there is no "EFI install option"13:02
TJ-gregl: you select the 'boot mode' in the PC's own firmware boot menu13:02
lotuspsychjeTJ-: 16.04 had an uefi option in setup, perhaps he means that?13:03
lotuspsychjeto install in uefi mode13:03
TJ-gregl: if it uses CSM/BIOS/Legacy mode it'll use syslinux to start in BIOS mode. If it starts the installer in EFI mode it'll start GRUB (not syslinux) and you'll see GRUB in the boot menu title13:03
TJ-lotuspsychje: it does? where do you see that?13:04
lotuspsychjeTJ-: lemme check if i can find a pic of that13:04
greglTJ- Ok then I guess I will continue and see what happens.. I previous installs I have to make an efi partition.. I guess things change..13:04
TJ-the firmware controls which mode is used, the OS can't change it13:05
TJ-gregl: if the system already has an EFI-SP it'll be used13:05
TJ-gregl: assuming the system booted via GRUB and is in EFI mode13:06
lotuspsychjeEriC^^: <gregl> I downloaded the daily image and burnt it on a usb thumb drive,but when I go to install there isn't a ufi install option.. Is there one and if so where can i get it?13:07
greglIt does have that partition and did boot from GRUB, I didn't want to update but do a fresh install, so perhaps I will wait..13:08
TJ-gregl: well it'll use the EFI-SP but reinstall te latest GRUB into it13:08
TJ-gregl: there's only the grubx64.efi/shimx64.efi/grub.cfg-base in there13:09
lotuspsychjeTJ-: think it looked like this: https://i.stack.imgur.com/qSFES.png13:09
TJ-lotuspsychje: well that makes sense, but it's not a choice, it's a warning that system is in EFI mode and if re-partitioning would wipe out an existing BIOS boot (since presumably there's an MBR with the boot-loader core image in the sectors 1-2047 which would be over-written by a GPT)13:12
EriC^^gregl: what does your partition table look like?13:14
EriC^^that error msg is kind of late, i think by the time you're selecting the time zone it had already started the install process13:14
TJ- that's after partitioning and before writing the changes13:15
lotuspsychjeEriC^^: oh that pic was an example for TJ- 13:15
greglEriC^^,  Hate to ask,but how would i get that?13:15
EriC^^gregl: type "sudo parted -ls" in a terminal13:16
gregltnx13:16
TJ-gregl: you already told us there's an EFI-SP 13:16
TJ-14:08:15         gregl | It does have that partition and did boot from GRUB13:16
greglTJ-,  Yes I posted a snipit from my fstab This is from my fstab  /boot/efi was on /dev/sdb1 during installation13:17
EriC^^gregl: what's the actual problem?13:22
greglsorry it took so long.. https://pastebin.com/y9p6py1813:23
EriC^^gregl: looks good to me13:25
EriC^^what's the problem you're facing?13:26
greglEriC^^, I wanted to do a fresh install and when I went to partition efi wasn't a choice. I've had to use it for the last 3 or 4 installs or the machine won't boot to the OS..13:26
EriC^^gregl: when the installer booted, did it present a black and white grub menu? or a set of options in the middle of the screen?13:27
greglEriC^^, a set of options13:27
hunter87hello, i was using ubuntu 18.04 just fine but some updates (latest kernel and nvidia driver 3.90-48) i cant' get it to boot to gdm anymore, removing nvidia drivers doesnt' solve the problem but i can boot directly to gnome shell using startx with nouveu (can't with nvidia driver). i've tryied purgin every trace of nvidia driver , installing the one provided by ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa13:34
hunter87but nothing so far i'm out of ideas13:34
lotuspsychjehunter87: on xorg or wayland?13:38
hunter87nvidia-smi works fine via tty and looking at lsmod every nvidia module seems loaded13:38
hunter87xorg13:38
lotuspsychjehunter87: wich driver versions did you try exactly?13:39
hunter87installing latest nvidia-driver-390 gives 390.4813:39
hunter87the one from the ppa is 390.96 and cant boot from that also13:40
lotuspsychjehunter87: have you tried switching to another version for your card?13:40
lotuspsychjehunter87: check ubuntu-drivers list13:41
hunter87gives nvidia-driver-39013:42
lotuspsychjeonly that driver?13:42
hunter87yes13:42
lotuspsychjeso weird, it should show your other supported drivers aswell13:43
flocculanthunter87: did you purge nvidia? did you lose the nvidia file blacklisting nouveau?13:43
hunter87if i try to install nvidia-384 it install nvidia-driver-390 anyway13:44
hunter87yes tried to purge 13:44
hunter87and i have blacklist nouveau when using nvidia driver13:45
hunter87just checked13:45
RumenHello there, I have Ubuntu 18.04 / 64. The issue: Missing icons in the status bar. Sometimes they appear, but in most of the times - no. Mega, Dropbox, Classic menu indicator, Weather etc ... Anybody have clue how to fix that?13:46
lotuspsychjeRumen: not all indicators work yet on 18.0413:46
EriC^^gregl: that means it booted in legacy mode, you want it to give you a black and white grub menu so it's in uefi mode13:47
RumenYep, but these works sometimes after I start that script:  https://gist.github.com/molotovbliss/67c54e628c55c48891fd322983c2011a13:47
EriC^^gregl: try using the one time boot options menu and select usb uefi 13:47
EriC^^next time around13:47
lotuspsychjeRumen: for those that i tested: qbittorent, nightlight,..13:47
hunter87https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/+bug/1752053 here someone suggest to use proposed list13:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1752053 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-390 (Ubuntu) "nvidia-390 fails to boot graphical display" [Critical,Fix released]13:48
hunter87it solved nothing for me ç_ç13:48
greglEriC^^, ok thanks for your time. I will try it tomorrow..13:48
lotuspsychjeRumen: your on xubuntu?13:49
RumenNo, Ubuntu 18.0413:49
RumenLTS13:49
lotuspsychjekk13:49
RumenSometimes they appears, another times - NO13:50
RumenCan't get when and how ... and why ...13:50
lotuspsychjeRumen: yeah not sure why yet either, lets await final?13:50
RumenOK 13:50
RumenIs there any way to start them?13:51
RumenSomehow ... manually 13:51
lotuspsychjeRumen: all i have is gnome-tweak-tool to enable/disable indicators13:52
RumenThis script sometimes succeed to start them but not every time https://gist.github.com/molotovbliss/67c54e628c55c48891fd322983c2011a13:52
RumenThanks I will give it a try now13:53
BluesKaji really should join here more oftern since I am runing Bionic :-)13:56
lotuspsychjeBluesKaj: wb mate :p13:56
lotuspsychjeBluesKaj: has been pretty active lately13:56
BluesKajhey lotuspsychje, i thought i should try to get back in the goove again13:57
lotuspsychjeBluesKaj: hows kde bionic anyway? didnt see much of those passing by?13:59
RumenKDE works under Bionic? 14:00
BluesKajlotuspsychje, seems fine aprt from some higher end nvidia drivers needing a patch , but that might affect all bionic 'buntus, not sure14:00
lotuspsychje!flavors | Rumen 14:00
ubottuRumen: 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-flavours14:00
RumenIn this case the Aegisub should start and compile, but it doesn't 14:00
hunter87i'd like to install the older nvidia-390 version, (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/390.25-0ubuntu1) this one that last week was working14:03
hunter87but from apt-cache showpkg nvidia-driver-390 it only list the last version (the 48 one)14:03
hunter87do you know if it is possible to recover the old package?14:03
lotuspsychjehunter87: normally ubuntu-drivers list would be able to see all your drivers14:04
lotuspsychjenot sure why it only shows 114:04
lotuspsychjehunter87: another idea would be recoverymode++fix broken packages14:05
lotuspsychjeremove ppa, revert to default drivers14:05
lotuspsychjeas a test14:05
hunter87i'm removing bionic-proposed lowering its priority, removed ppa graphics and purging '*nvidia*' ... and removing blacklist from nouveu leìts see if this time gdm boot..14:11
lotuspsychjeok14:11
hunter87lol booted me to text mode14:13
lotuspsychjetry !nomodeset to get in14:14
hunter87in grub?14:14
lotuspsychje!nomodeset14:14
ubottuA common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter14:14
hunter87i have already GRUB:CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nomodeset"14:15
hunter87GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nomodeset"14:15
lotuspsychjehunter87: ok, where does your system get stuck on atm?14:18
hunter87was in text mode and did sudo systemctl restart gdm3.service 14:18
hunter87now black screen and can't even tty14:18
lotuspsychjehmm reboot?14:20
hunter87yes but can access via ssh14:20
lotuspsychjehunter87: wich card are you on anyway?14:20
hunter87nvidia gtx 98014:20
lotuspsychjekk14:20
BluesKajhunter87, did update grub after the nomodeset edit?14:21
hunter87yes14:21
BluesKajok14:21
BluesKajwhat about recovery mode ?14:23
hunter87will try14:24
lotuspsychjeseems like something got scrambled14:25
hunter87but what i do not understand is that now that i've removed nvidia driver14:25
hunter87gdm does not load14:25
hunter87but if from tty i login and do startx it loads just fine14:25
lotuspsychjehunter87: after purge of nvidia, normally you should fallback to nouveau14:25
lotuspsychjeunless you blacklisted it?14:25
hunter87yes i'm with nouveau14:25
lotuspsychjeok so if nouveau doesnt boot, we try to nomodeset into the system or recoverymode and install an nvidia- driver14:26
hunter87but nouveau with startx works (gdm not)14:26
BluesKaji thought he already tried the nvidia driver14:27
lotuspsychjestartx is not the right way anymore hunter87 14:27
lotuspsychjeBluesKaj: he gets stuck on latest 960 driver from ppa14:27
hunter87nono14:27
hunter87390 from default14:27
BluesKajdon't use a ppa driver 14:27
hunter87not using ppa14:28
lotuspsychjeoh?14:28
BluesKajuse the recommended driver 14:28
lotuspsychje<hunter87> i'd like to install the older nvidia-390 version, (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/390.25-0ubuntu1) 14:28
hunter87i was on default list with nvidia-driver-390 (subversion 25) last week and it was working14:28
BluesKajthink it's probly the nvidia-39014:28
hunter87than i got an update to nvidia-driver-390 (sub version 48) and upon reboot it does not work anymore14:29
hunter87i tried to enable bionic-proposed like some people said in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/+bug/1752053 but no luck14:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1752053 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-390 (Ubuntu) "nvidia-390 fails to boot graphical display" [Critical,Fix released]14:29
hunter87than i tried https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa this ppa with a newer version no luck either14:30
hunter87and it seems i cannot find the 390-25 driver from last week anymore14:31
lotuspsychjehunter87: have you tryed booting another kernel?14:32
hunter87yes i only have 2 tried both of them.. rebooting in recovery right now14:33
BluesKajthink I'll stick with nouveau for now14:33
hunter87cant debug or understand why gdm fails14:33
hunter87even with nouveau14:34
lotuspsychjehunter87: could be that loginloop bug aswell14:34
BluesKajshould be runninig sddm14:34
BluesKajhunter87,^14:35
hunter87sddm?14:35
BluesKajdoesn't ubuntu use sddm login, lotuspsychje14:36
BluesKaj?14:36
lotuspsychjeBluesKaj: ubuntu-desktop uses gdm3 on gnome now14:36
BluesKajok, thanks for the heads up, lotuspsychje14:36
hunter87mm i'll try to install lightdm let'see14:36
lotuspsychjenp14:37
hunter87fuck gdm, with lightdm it boots..14:40
lotuspsychjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/170536914:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1705369 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 17.10 boots to black screen when using Nvidia drivers (on a desktop with an Intel GPU)" [High,Confirmed]14:42
lotuspsychjerelated?14:42
hunter87seems related but was not using wayland14:43
hunter87trying to reinstall nvidia driver.. finger crossed14:43
lotuspsychjehunter87: answer #50 says he had to uninstall gdm3 too14:45
lotuspsychjeweird things going on jesus14:45
lotuspsychjealso read #93 hunter87 14:46
hunter87it works!14:47
hunter87nvidia driver + lightdm14:47
hunter87gdm3 was fucked up somehow, but didnt need to uninstall14:48
lotuspsychje!yay | hunter87 14:48
ubottuhunter87: Glad you made it! :-)14:48
hunter87in the future in my lab we will have to update every workstation to 18.04 it will be fun xD14:48
hunter87thanks for the help lotuspsychje 14:49
dupondjehunter87: dual screen perhaps?14:49
lotuspsychjehunter87: perhaps add your experience to the bug?14:49
hunter87yes usually dual screen but right now i detached the second monitor to reduce the number of possible source of bugs14:49
dupondjeah ok, because https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/issues/81 :)14:51
dupondjecauses black screens with multiple monitors14:51
hunter87well i need to go thanks again for your help :)14:56
lotuspsychjelaterz14:56
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jack_hello everyone , i update my ubuntu  18.04 today,after restart my computer ,i can launch the system :(,told me "try(hd0,0):NTFS5:no ang0......."15:14
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zanshinjack_: This may help https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/55398/getting-ntfs5-no-ang0-error-message-when-booting-linux-mint15:20
jack_thx15:21
bodie__TJ-, not quite sure what full path to the package for the bug report I should be using16:37
bodie__I have bionic/nvidia-driver-390 since that's the path in launchpad, but that isn't registered as a project16:38
lotuspsychje!find unity desktop16:38
ubottudesktop is not a valid distribution: artful, artful-backports, artful-proposed, bionic, bionic-backports, bionic-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, utopic, utopic-backports, utopic-proposed, vivid, vivid-backports, vivid-proposed, wily, wily-backports, wily-proposed, xenial, xenial-backports, xenia16:38
bodie__not sure if that's a response to me lotuspsychje :) 16:39
bodie__here's the path in LP: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/nvidia-driver-39016:40
bodie__the "failing command" on the bug report email is "affects bionic/nvidia-driver-39016:41
bodie__"16:41
tewardbodie__: `ubuntu-bug nvidia-driver-390` doesn't work?16:41
tewardassuming you run it on the CLI from an 18.04 install, that is.16:41
bodie__I'm using the email instructions, but it's not that clear on how to identify the package name16:41
tewardLP's email interface is not useful16:43
tewardbut you'd be doing `affects $distribution/$distro_series/$package`, so `affects ubuntu/bionic/nvidia-driver-390`16:43
bodie__gotcha16:44
bodie__I had some explanation written up -- it doesn't look like ubuntu-bug lets you write a description of the problem before pushing send16:44
tewardwell `ubuntu-bug` usually gives you a *link* you open in a web browser to create the bug, and it lets you add details during that timeframe16:46
bodie__ah, ok16:46
bodie__if this attempt fails then I'll go with that approach16:46
bodie__teward, I don't suppose there's an SMS integration for LP, too? ;) 16:47
tewardbodie__: nobody has SMS integration in their BTS>16:47
tewardSMS is expensive :P16:47
bodie__and no gnupg plugin...16:47
bodie__https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/+bug/176377416:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1763774 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-390 (Ubuntu) "nvidia-driver-390 GDM black screen / hang after login" [Undecided,New]16:50
lotuspsychjewe seen this issue today already16:50
lotuspsychjegdm3 replaced by lightdm, did the trick16:51
bodie__yeah?  I'll give that a try :) 16:53
lotuspsychjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/170536916:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1705369 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 17.10 boots to black screen when using Nvidia drivers (on a desktop with an Intel GPU)" [High,Confirmed]16:54
bodie__thx!16:54
lotuspsychje#50 and #9316:54
bodie__I did have it working in 17.10, fwiw16:54
bodie__lotuspsychje, worked for me.16:55
lotuspsychjebodie__: add your experience to the bug plz?16:55
lotuspsychjeand add yourself affected16:56
bodie__will do 16:56
lotuspsychjetnx mate16:56
bodie__:+1:16:56
bodie__done16:57
lotuspsychjetnx, that helps the community bodie__ 16:57
bodie__o717:04
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sublime48hi, I installed 18.04 Beta 2 on my built PC today...experiencing very slow wi-fi (ubuntu got 3 mbps on speedtest.net, mbp got 100 mbps)17:58
sublime48i3-8100 on a H370N WIFI17:58
katniphttps://news.softpedia.com/news/ubuntu-18-04-lts-integrates-canonical-livepatch-for-rebootless-kernel-updates-520680.shtml20:07
terminalatorI've upgraded to 18.04 beta. After a while a noticed that installed packages (rtorrent, feh and a few others) are constantly removed after doing upgrades. Is this normal?21:38
brainwashterminalator: doesn't look normal to me21:44
terminalatorbrainwash: Hmmm, I see.21:44
terminalatorStange indeed21:45
brainwashyou do upgrades manually?21:50
brainwashI mean it would help to see what apt is actually doing21:51
brainwashas in what is the terminal output21:52
naccterminalator: what brainwash said, as upgrade shouldn't remove anything21:59
naccdist-upgrad and full-upgrade can21:59
terminalatorI may have found the issue22:00
terminalatorI have, thanks for pointing me in right direction all22:01
terminalatorI'm using a script that does automatic upgrades when logging in22:02
valoriewhen full-upgrade removes something, that sounds like a good thing22:02
naccvalorie: right22:02
terminalatorI has dist-upgrade in it22:02
naccit usually means the thing removed is broken by a new package22:02
valorieI never upgrade22:03
naccterminalator: however, both feh and rtorrent are still available in the repos, so you could look at what is in them22:03
valorieonly full-upgrade22:03
naccvalorie: nor i :)22:03
terminalatornacc: Would you recommend removing dist-upgrade from my upgrade script?22:03
naccterminalator: why are you scripting this? rather than using unattended-upgrades22:04
jerichowasahoaxgot what i needed out of /topic, thank you22:56
mattflyhi23:45
mattflyWhy is ubuntu bionic consuming so much battery ?23:45
mattflysince ubuntu 16.04 i have this problem23:45
mattflyalso I am having some lagging behaviour, desktop animations get stuck23:49
akemCheck if something's using too much CPU maybe.23:51
akemGnome-shell may have troubles, there is still an annoying bug with it.23:52
akemAFAIK.23:52

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