[00:01] Drakeskywing: that sounds like a display manager or desktop environment issue; what is being used? [00:02] TJ-: Unity ._. I seem to have no luck with any other as when I try to set them up I somehow end up locking myself out so I am resolved to 18.04 to Unity. I found a mention that virtual box is the culprit, and restarting unity is a solution but that is a touch ... dramatic [00:03] Drakeskywing: you're running Ubuntu inside a VirtualBox guest, with dual monitors? [00:03] Drakeskywing: also, do you really mean 18.04 (Bionic), or 16.04 (Xenial) ? [00:05] TJ-: Sorry I should clarify a few things, first Ubuntu is the main OS, and I am running win 10 in virtual box *shakes fist at need for Office 365 for work*, and yes I am using 16.04 (Xenial) [00:07] Drakeskywing: Ahhh. So X is driving the monitors correctly but Unity isn't allowing interaction with Windows that appear on the 2nd display, but does allow interaction with it's panel/dash ? [00:10] TJ-: Bingo, I found a stack overflow with someone experiencing a similar issue, and seeming to have the issue when virtual box was run, but other then restarting unity using unity --replace though as I said earlier, seems a bit dramatic and doesn't explain the big question, why? [00:11] Drakeskywing: it sounds like maybe VB is grabbing focus somehow [00:11] input focus that is [00:12] TJ-: not sure about that, since even that is unclickable on the second display [00:13] Drakeskywing: could it be Bug #891124 [00:13] bug 891124 in virtualbox (Ubuntu) "applets in Unity or menu activities (gnome-shell) does not run when virtualbox run FullScreen" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/891124 [00:15] TJ-: looks sort of like it, will check, got work to get to, thanks for the help [00:21] join #vuejs [00:21] sorry newbie on weechat. [00:23] sooo [00:23] can nobody help me with a broken sound device? [00:28] CheetahPixie: other sound devices are shown? [00:28] Yes. [00:28] Every other one. [00:29] Be it DP/HDMI audio, my Xonar or the onboard. [00:32] CheetahPixie: which kernel module is loaded for the device? [00:32] snd_es1968 [00:37] TJ- [00:37] CheetahPixie: and you say aplay doesn't list it? [00:37] Correct. [00:38] I'm pretty sure it's not a Xonar DX and an ATI HDMI device, or an ATI SB. [00:40] have you experimented with any of the snd-es1968 options? it looks like it has a few, and reading the source-code it sounds like it's a pain to configure correctly in some circumstances - not to mention to program [00:41] I had no idea there even were options for it. [00:42] I plugged it in, pressed the start button, waited, and nothing. [00:43] CheetahPixie: "modinfo snd-es1968" [00:43] CheetahPixie: also, check 'dmesg' for kernel messsages when the device was discovered [00:45] "enabling device (0000 -> 0001)" "not attempting power management" "DMA buffer beyond 256MB." "probe of 0000:05:06.0 failed with error -12" [00:45] couldn't find that error on google [00:45] can you see with your developer eyes what causes that? [00:47] CheetahPixie: oh, that matches what I was reading in the source-code header. There's a lengthy discourse on how terrible it is to program for and the weird restrictions it imposes, one of which is the location of the PCI mapped memory [00:47] hm [00:47] any ideas? [00:49] CheetahPixie: Not really. here's the web-copy of the source though, it's worth reading the initial commentary to get and idea of what you're dealing with https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/sound/pci/es1968.c [00:49] so [00:50] do I just "modprobe snd_es1968 option=value"? [00:51] do I just "modprobe snd_es1968 option=value"? [00:51] oops [00:52] how could I solve the PCI memory location thing? [00:54] CheetahPixie: no idea; the mentioned dsps_order option no longer exists [00:54] dsps_order? [00:59] hi. How paint random pixel to framebufer? [01:03] so TJ- quick question [01:03] https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-123739-start-0.html I'm staring at this *potential* solution, but it seems to use the old sources for it. [01:03] Would there be any way to apply this to es1968.c and compile/insmod myself? [01:04] Errr, that's 2004! I don't think that's going to help [01:05] I mean, it seems to fix the -12 error. [01:06] That code isn't in the module nowadays [01:06] Of course. [01:06] But the fix there was to swap a line with another. [01:06] I'm assuming a similar quick fix can be done on the new driver. [01:07] In some way. === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:14] The error number is #define ENOMEM 12 /* Out of memory */ [01:18] in regards to Accelerated Video how do I test "direct rendering?" [01:37] exit [02:03] quit [02:21] donofrio: Usually a 3D application of some sort should display your GPU instead of LLVM in the log. [02:37] CheetahPixie: NO [02:37] CheetahPixie: You are using Open Source stack? [02:38] I don't what LOGs you are using, by 3D work, on Mesa, AFAIK is LLVM, there southpipe [02:38] There is a few others [02:41] is 'rendered' "rasterizer" mean software accel or hw? [02:42] glxinfo | grep direct [02:42] If it says NO [02:42] It's software [02:43] it says "no (LIB_ALWAYS_INDIRECT set) [02:44] Meh, you looking for Direct Rendering: [02:49] It's glxinfo [02:50] As far as INDIRECT, EGL->GLX but that depends on Appplication [02:51] Actually, I have to touch up on INDIRECT again [02:54] Hi [02:55] So Ubuntu is dropping "32-bit" in 18.10? [02:55] Sad to hear. [02:56] There are so many 32 bit machines that run on Lubuntu. (Which I think uses Ubuntu for it's core updates?) [02:56] Yeah it does Jenshae [02:56] Auroth: 32bit desktop images were dropped in October of 2017 [02:57] You can still download the sever installer and just install the DE of your choice [02:57] Will the 32bit only possibly be only the desktop and default apps? Perhaps continue core support? [02:57] Will 32-bit packages stop being produced? Because Steam relies on 32-bit packages to function [02:58] I think Steam installs its own dependencies. [02:58] More pointedly, Wine is a bigger concern. Its 64bit abilities are very weak and dependies can be a huge mess. [02:59] It also relies on 32-bit system libc6 and mesa, Jenshae [02:59] AFAIK [02:59] The 32bit libs exists [02:59] So if 32-bit packages are no longer produced, nobody better complain about me going off topic when I walk people through the debian installation process when they come in here complaining Steam is broken in 18.10 [02:59] Auroth: you'll want to further discuss this in #ubuntu-offtopic since there's no current support issue [03:00] Auroth: incorrect [03:00] Auroth: The 32libs, exists [03:00] Mesa is a separate team, again can probably install their 32bit drivers. I know Steam installs some of the libc stuff because I have purged and re-installed, fixing some of them that way before. [03:00] Auroth: You can run 32 bit applications, should be, on current Ubuntu [03:01] Auroth: All that changes is the Kernel and boot media [03:01] bugzbunny, I'm talking about 18.10, when they said they'd drop "32-bit" [03:01] NO [03:01] As, I said, they prolly mean they dropped the 32Bit kernel [03:02] Auroth: That change using the software you use, unless they drop multilib [03:02] s/change/doesn't/change/ [03:04] Does Ubuntu provide dependencies for Unity3D or is the described updates I am looking at for the desktop? [03:04] Jenshae: What doesn't work with Steam? [03:04] I never seen a hard dependency on Game Engine [03:05] Okay, will assume it is for Unity desktop environment. Thanks. === Auroth is now known as stevendale === Aztec03 is now known as Aztec03|afk [03:07] Jenshae: Unity3D is game engine [03:08] Jenshae: That is diametrically opposed to Unity desktop? [03:08] I know but it is conceivable that Canonical would release support to help it work better. [03:08] Jenshae: That is diametrically opposed to Unity desktop? [03:09] It is not because both do full screen displays. [03:09] This is no longer an ubuntu support discussion, and it should probably continue in #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere === stevendale is now known as Auroth [03:17] Jenshae: You were mistaken [03:18] Got it [03:18] Jenshae: What version of Ubuntu do you have? [03:20] 16.04 and I do mean, in my original question, "Is Canonical providing updates to assist the Unity3D (game engine not desktop) in performing better on Ubuntu. [03:21] NO [03:21] +?" [03:21] Okay. :) [03:21] Jenshae: What GPU do you have? [03:21] R9 390 with Mesa 17 [03:21] bugzbunny: logs for that specific program that uses 3D. [03:22] Jenshae: CheetahPixie AMD has been pushing a lot open source code... [03:22] So you both know [03:22] Now, for R9 390, do you know what GCN version? === Aztec03|afk is now known as Aztec03 [03:23] Yes. [03:23] I know. [03:24] I've been using it for over a year. [03:24] That matters how MATURE the AMDGPU kernel driver is [03:24] What's that got to do with anything? [03:24] It matters a lot [03:24] Someone was asking how they could see if they had DRI. [03:24] When we talking about AMD hardware [03:24] I wasn't asking about AMDGPU. [03:24] I don't even know why the hell you asked me what stack I was using [03:24] I don't even know why the hell you asked me what stack I was using. [03:25] Actually I thought you was supporting him earlier [03:25] Did you you change your mind [03:25] In a DRI application's log, the stack doesn't matter *at all*. [03:25] So you change your mind? [03:25] All that matters is what the log that THAT SPECIFIC PROGRAM displays. [03:25] I answered his question. [03:25] I don't think that's "changing my mind". [03:25] Okay, so you don't know about AMD hardware? [03:26] !ot [03:26] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [03:26] ...From where the hell do you reach that conclusion? [03:26] Well you don't know [03:26] About what? [03:26] please take this argument to another channel. [03:26] Jenshae: AMDGPU supports GCN hardware [03:27] hello, when I turn the keyboard on/off, /etc/default/keyboard is not applied, is this udevd acting up? [03:27] Jenshae: If the R9 is GCN, it's supported but not fully [03:27] uuuuuuh [03:28] Jenshae: I would have to look it up, but look up what version of GCN, because I think R9 is GCN [03:28] Jenshae: I know they rebrand [03:28] r9 is gcn 1.1 [03:28] Not a clue, bugzbunny on GNC, sec, looking something up. [03:28] bugzbunny: you're rambling on about a question that's already answered. Please stay on topic for once. [03:28] K [03:29] AMDGPU is supporting the latest hardware by on Phoronix, AMD GUY, for GCN 1.1 [03:29] That should really get some decent code [03:30] slidinghorn: What argument? Where? [03:30] slidinghorn: Point to a specific argurment and please explain what the argument is about? [03:30] So. This lad had a question: "How do I test direct rendering?" I answered that question. Then you picked an argument for no reason, forcing the involvement of an open source stack, AMD, their drivers, and the maturity thereof for absolutely nil logical reason. Not to mention you seemingly missing the obvious reference to the application's own log. I'm not gonna say another word on this silly bikeshed. [03:31] Where? [03:31] 22:42 < donofrio> is 'rendered' "rasterizer" mean software accel or hw? [03:31] 22:42 < bugzbunny> glxinfo | grep direct [03:31] 22:42 < bugzbunny> If it says NO [03:32] https://i.imgur.com/RqM96WH.png [03:32] Right here. [03:33] I have a fun linux puzzle ! https://justpaste.it/1jnyv if anyone is around to help solve it :-) [03:33] skweek: this is not on topic for this channel [03:33] That was a argument proof? [03:33] bugzbunny: DROP. IT. [03:33] slidinghorn: Drop what? [03:34] slidinghorn: Ban me [03:34] Back to support please. You can take this argument to #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss if you must continue. [03:34] I've no interest in continuing this crap. I'm having too many blunder year flashbacks already. [03:34] Umm... whilst a clear example of breaching channel rules might be helpful for some, wouldn't it be best to move the discussion of moderation and tangents to another channel? 0:p [03:34] Okay, let's repost my issue. [03:35] There was never argument to begin but they are suggestion it was to sway the channel [03:35] (Then put the results of that discussion, distilled down for brevity into the topic?) [03:35] Maestro 2E, snd_es1968, 10ec:8168; not available as a sound device, probing of the module seems to fail with error -12. [03:36] There was an argument. I think there's a language barrier here. [03:36] (I also have the source for this driver in front of my nose.) [03:37] I will ignore you both [03:37] They are ignored [03:38] CheetahPixie: Does this help you and what model machine are you using? https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1483750 [03:38] Self built machine. [03:38] Swapped out unused SCSI card, wanted to play SNES. [03:39] Motherboard = ? Onboard or PCI-(e?) card? [03:39] PCI card. Name of it is specified above. [03:39] As well as PCI ID and kernel module. [03:40] I keep seeing only laptop results for Maestro 2E, which is why I thought it would be an onboard one. [03:40] Again, no dice. [03:41] It's present and identified, but I think the kernel module is failing to load, hence the probe error. [03:41] Which gives a "DMA buffer above 256MB" or somesuch. [03:41] Is it a new card? Can it be returned? [03:41] CheetahPixie: you posted the PCI ID of a network card [03:41] Oh. [03:41] 125d:1978 [03:41] Good morning, guys. I'm still tired. :P === antimist|alt is now known as antimist [03:43] hi all [03:43] I was configuring ad domain auth on 16.04 [03:44] but now all users can login without password [03:44] can someone tell me what I screwed up? [03:47] 04:42 and haven't slept. Insomnia for the win. I know it is Debian CheetahPixie but that is extremely similar to Ubuntu at core. Does this help? https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=352758 I know this is obvious but have you gone through it? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting Beyond this, I can only recommend looking at supported and tested sound cards. http://www.alsa-project.org/main/in [03:47] Debian bug 352758 in installation-reports "installation: "etch" installer fails to detect/configure PC card NIC" [Normal,Open] [03:48] Ubuntu is, to an extent, a Debian system, so it applies. :P [03:48] Lemme read that. [03:48] Uh [03:48] I didn't buy this card [03:48] I literally had it in my "old shit" stash. [03:48] (Which contains satellite transceivers, go figure.) [03:50] How do I differentiate cards in pacmd? [03:50] Nevermind. === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [03:50] Yeah, 125d:1978 gives NIC results again. [03:50] I have the integrated audio and my sound card. [03:51] What is wrong with your integrated sound card? === Auroth is now known as Ninetails [03:51] Modprobe fails with error -12. [03:51] Or, well [03:51] at least said that probing failed. === Ninetails is now known as stevendale [03:52] If both are failing, does it stand to reason that it is something more central, such as needing to re-install ALSA and Pulse? [03:52] No. [03:52] Only it is failing. [03:52] Only that card. [03:53] My Xonar works fine. [03:53] I have HDMI/DP audio in my GPU, but nothing to test it with. Probably works fine. [03:53] Onboard also works fine. [03:53] Then use the Xonar for now and test the PCI card in another machine? [03:53] Already did; works perfect on Windows XP in a HP machine. [03:53] The PCI slot is not faulty either; it is perfectly capable of booting SCSI drives off my adapter. [03:55] also Jenshae the third link 404s. [03:55] 32 bit vs 64 bit problem? Various games should use the HDMI output on your graphics card. You can change default devices and direct sound to there. Have you tried running "alsamixer" in terminal to make sure that you haven't muted anything? [03:56] Uh. [03:56] I have no equipment to use sound from my GPU, at all. === stevendale is now known as lovingninetails [03:56] And yes; the card literally does not show up. [03:56] And I can't plug my gameport stuff into anywhere *but* there. [03:56] Which is why I popped it in in the first place. [03:57] And what am I looking for in that bug report? [03:57] For the third link, search the phrase, " Is my sound card supported by the Ubuntu " within the second link's contents. [03:58] If that still fails, then paste the third link into Google and click the small " V " green arrow to look at cached contents. [03:59] And yes, this card is supported by ALSA. [03:59] You copied an incomplete link, that was the problem. [04:01] 2000-02-28 ALSA 0.5.4b driver package was released (Intel i8x0/MX440 driver fixes). ALSA 0.5.4 packages were released (added alpha ESS Maestro 1/2/2E driver, improved Intel i8x0/440MX driver, AC'97 updates). [04:02] Alsa does have some minimal support for your card. [04:02] It looks like it has done more work on Maestro 3 however. [04:02] Of course. [04:02] This is like a 3000 LOC driver. [04:03] I got no clue what I'd be doing with this code, and would have to map it out by hand if I were to ever try to redo things. [04:03] (Or actually fix shit, which there seems to be a lot of, according to the comments.) [04:06] my user isn't member of nopasswdlogin but lightdm isn't asking for login password [04:07] My only suggestion is to check if you screwed up something in the network config. Sounds like a failure to fetch the set passwords, or a fallback to no passwords at all. [04:07] Wouldn't know a thing. [04:07] But I've got a clue or two about AD. [04:07] Are the accounts in question on the remote server? [04:07] local user [04:07] Hmmm [04:08] So the local machine is the AD server? [04:08] unjoined domain [04:08] nope [04:08] And the accounts are local...? [04:08] client machine on a windows domain [04:08] Sorry. I'm out of ideas. Perhaps get a cheap mainstream and supported card? [04:08] yes [04:08] I ignored ttyX [04:08] Jenshae: It was literally in my pile of junk that I keep around for kicks. Didn't buy it, not gonna buy another. [04:09] Because I want to help [04:09] ttyX: Then you probably screwed up when you did join the domain. [04:09] CheetahPixie, but I'm no longer on domain [04:09] I know. [04:09] real list shows nothing now [04:09] What I'm saying is that when on the domain, the accounts should be remote, but able to log in on the client. [04:10] Well, what ever need you have for it, do you have another in your pile of junk or can you check with your local IT shop and see if they are about to recycle a working but old sound card? [04:10] If you did adduser username for everything, then you created local accounts unlinked to the domain. [04:10] yes everything was working fine but then this new issue popped up [04:10] lightdm isn't asking for login password [04:10] Jenshae: I tried numerous times to scan them for old equipment and nada. [04:10] ttyX: How well versed are you in AD? [04:10] It should behave like it does on Windows afaik. [04:11] You get local folders there, but if you net user in the cmd, it only shows local accounts. [04:11] Likewise, listing local users on your machine should not show the users on the domain. [04:11] CheetahPixie, my major issue right now is that lightdm isn't asking for login password even for local user and that user isn't member of nopasswdlogin group [04:12] Could try something like, "Freecycle" people list things on there. It might be an old PC with a sound card to keep an eye out for that. [04:12] I can rejoin domain later but first have to fix this [04:13] Is the password on that user empty? [04:13] What happens if you su into it? [04:13] not empty [04:14] it asks for password when I ssh [04:14] only lightdm isn't [04:14] so as you can guess su is asking for password [04:14] this is a lightdm issue [04:15] ttyX: Try this one in reverse? https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm/+question/172323 [04:21] CheetahPixie: Have you done step 1 of - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure this? [04:21] *With* the card plugged in? [04:30] Jenshae, no luck === timothy is now known as Guest38465 [04:31] could it be pam? [04:32] ttyX: Destroy and remake that user? [04:32] or maybe create new one [04:32] ok wait [04:33] same issue [04:33] user created but no password being asked on lightdm login screen [04:33] I just have to click login and it logs me in [04:34] but when I lock the screen I do get asked the password [04:34] but not on relogin [04:48] Jenshae: Yes. === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [04:53] CheetahPixie: Check and clean the copper connectors on the card? Try a different slot? [04:54] Have you tried something low power and without any volume control on it, such as ear-bud head phones? How about something with an inbuilt amp? [04:55] (First one is that it might be power deprived, second that output might not be amplified) === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:04] Uh [05:04] the card worked perfectly in another machine. [05:04] It's detected by lspci, but not "enabled" due to a DMA error. [05:07] i need scan open ports 80,8291 ip start start 45.4.4.0 ip rang end 45.4.7.255 [05:07] Question: Is there a way to turn off the abilities for apps to grab focus? For example, I was updating a game and while that was happening, I ran a sudo command, it grabbed focus in the middle of typing my password. Surely that is a security risk as a program could theoretically record inputs and capture whole passwords? [05:08] (The game grabbed focus because it finished the update) [05:13] !info nmap | argusbr [05:13] argusbr: nmap (source: nmap): The Network Mapper. In component main, is extra. Version 7.60-1ubuntu1 (artful), package size 5108 kB, installed size 23598 kB [05:13] Yes CheetahPixie the other machine has a different power supply. If you want to be sure that the hardware is working. Then put a Windows drive in the machine and test it works that way (or dual boot) [05:17] lotuspsychje how to use [05:19] This machine has a higher quality power supply, and the card uses no external power. [05:21] argusbr: nmap -PN -sV ipadress-here [05:22] nmap -PN -sV 45.4.4.0-45.4.7.255 [05:22] Starting Nmap 7.01 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2018-04-16 02:22 -03 [05:22] Failed to resolve "45.4.4.0-45.4.7.255". [05:24] argusbr: one ip, the whole range will take a long time [05:25] i need use start and end ip [05:25] no cdir [05:25] is possible? [05:50] Jenshae I also verified it to be working in my XP machine. === Tinus is now known as Guest10972 [06:06] CheetahPixie: someone answered you in the Discord, by the way [06:06] argusbr: Yes, === lovingninetails_ is now known as lovingninetails| [06:30] slidinghorn: They should've pinged. [06:34] CheetahPixie: If you run Windows on the current machine and the sound card works, that rules out any hardware problems. Then it is all definitely down to your operating system. [06:35] Saying it works in a different machine means that the card physically works but doesn't test compatibility with motherboard, power supply or the physical connection. [06:36] For testing purposes, you don't have to activate Windows. [06:37] i want to change my keyboard map, i want when i press `pause/break` trigger `end`. how can i configure it ? [06:37] Anyone on my "disable grab focus" question? [06:42] Jenshae: i don't think there's any way to prevent it apart from rewriting the programs to not do it [06:53] Jenshae, what Desktop Environment === hph^ is now known as shah^ === peroni2 is now known as peroni === shah^ is now known as hph^ [07:10] Unity, default of Ubuntu. [07:11] Quick noob question: I tend to install and reinstall a lot on older hardware, so I want a small install, and rather download what I need. I read that there (might?) be a different kernel running on ubuntu server. Will this be a bad thing when using it as a desktop? [07:12] lars_, There's a Ubuntu net installation image that will let you select what components you want to install [07:12] :) [07:12] !minimal | lars_ [07:12] lars_: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD === Sven_vB_ is now known as Sven_vB [07:13] Server kernels will naturally have more. I have tried it for RAID problems. I find straight Lubuntu works best for laptops but debian and then pick LXDE might be about the same, though I think it will be a bit higher than Lubuntu. [07:13] lars_: the server images use the same kernel [07:14] thank you for all your answers! [07:15] I keep being told that ducasse but I have installed the latest of server and Ubuntu. One has shutdown problems that the other does not on the same hardware, suspend and hibernate problems. One's RAID worked where the other did not and so forth. I can agree they might have the same stem, like Knoppix and Ubuntu share Debian but they aren't exactly the same even when you drop to command (ctrl alt f2) [07:16] Jenshae: there are different package sets installed, but the kernel is identical [07:17] Package sets as central to the system as shutting it down? [07:18] pretty core packages, yes === shannara_ is now known as shannara [07:20] Okay then, server default is heavier in the packages it uses even without a desktop. [07:20] Idle htop results on the same hardware were higher with server. [07:22] (I did end up with Debian + LXDE on that machine but learnt a lot about it and made a 4x 500GB RAID 5 archive server out of a desktop (very cheap storage for stuff that should be deleted and frees main server space and since it is accessed so infrequently, the lack of hardware is fine)) [07:28] another think that's been troubling me the last few days: is there a simple command to act as a root user in de? I did the whole unlock root thing, but it's sort of inconvenient [07:29] lars_: start the program you want to run as root with gksudo [07:31] allright, thank you, I think I tried that? I'll try it again and see what happens [07:32] lars_: use gksudo instead of sudo, as it will take care of setting up the environment [07:32] right [07:37] Hello [07:38] Running Ubuntu 16.4 LTS, and having trouble with HDMI being blurry on my TV. [07:38] !minimal [07:38] The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [07:39] It worked fine initially, then i updated and now it is ruined. [07:45] Anybody here that's able to help? [07:45] Hello? [07:49] Having trouble with HDMI on 16.4 LTS. Text is blurry after update, what to do? [07:54] Hi, I just turned ufw on and installed Gufw. Do I have to install all the rules for programs I want to connect or they're added already for Dropbox, etc? U think a firewall is necessary? Thanks [07:56] !patience | Ubuntunewbie [07:56] Ubuntunewbie: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [08:00] ^_^ yes I feel ignored, but my ex-gf has strengthened my tolerance to that, thanks robbmunson and ubottu [08:01] Wasn't directing it to you, pal :-) [08:02] Just have patience in here is all I ask, as it's anywhere from 12-4AM in the USA (where a lot of our users are based). [08:03] Hey! I got 10 users in a ubuntu VM and wanna install some tools like gdb for each user, what's the easiest way to install some tools for all 10 users? Is there some faster way than doing it manually? [08:05] Zajt: just install systemwide === jona303 is now known as nostradamus [08:05] alright will do that, thanks [08:06] so will do like: sudo apt-get install programhere [08:06] and I should be fine [08:07] yes, that will give all users access to it === vlt1 is now known as vlt [08:24] Q. Re. bond and netplan. After applying a configuration where two thernet ports are bonded, the bond gains the ip address correctly however one of the two ethernet ports gains the same ip address. Is this expected behaviour? [08:31] hi [08:53] hello am i in #ubuntu [08:54] ? [08:54] simba`, ubuntu support issue? [08:55] bazhang: yes hello [08:55] simba`, this channel is for support chatter is in #ubuntu-offtopic [08:55] bazhang: i think i have borked my computer a bit: [08:56] i am logged in under tty4 i think, when i try to log in graphically it takes me back to login screen [08:58] bazhang: can you help me with this? [08:59] simba`, please provide full details, and if someone knows they may help you [09:00] 17.10, fails in gnome and unity [09:00] graphic drivers problem ? [09:00] it was showing the login scren nicely [09:00] screen* [09:01] ducasse: how can I install this for all users: https://github.com/longld/peda ? according to the instructions there, I should add something to a file, will I have to do this on all 10 user acccounts? [09:01] no write possibility into the user home (Xauthority …) [09:01] Ool:what does that mean? [09:02] in the tty did you have access to your home ? [09:02] i am in the tty now, running irc in emacs [09:02]