[00:01] thanks for all the help :) [00:01] has anyone upgraded today *ubuntu 18.04 and the keyboard and mouse stopped working? [00:03] I can load GDM fine. and CTRL+ALT+F2 to bring up a terminal and I can type. However if I load Ubuntu no keyboard at all [00:04] I apologize, I do have mouse movement, clicking doesn't work [00:05] capslock, numlock etc work fine. unable to click anything etc [00:06] wow, nevermind keyboard does work. several odd things going on after this update [00:10] if i buy a 128 gb flash drive can I do all three of the following at once 1) have a usb installer of ubuntu 2) have a usb installer of windows 3) use it as a normal flashdrive [00:11] nevermind, created a new user and can login fine, somethings wrong with gnome on my primary user account. moving on [00:12] anyone have a clue why the touchpad doesn't work on my primary gnome user account but on a different one? wow [00:13] permissions? === navy_seal9614_ is now known as navy_seal9614 [00:14] alt+f2 doesn't even work. [00:17] harris, no, USB flash media doesn't support partitioning like a traditional harddrives [00:21] pragmaticenigma: No [00:21] it can [00:21] I've tried it before [00:21] hello [00:22] If Linux sees as USB Disk [00:22] You can partition it [00:22] can I use a .deb built from one version of ubuntu, and use it to install on another version of ubuntu ? [00:22] bugzbunny, we're not talking about linux... The computer's controllers and BIOS need to be able to support multiple partitions on USB media, which they don't [00:22] ericrajuin: yes, but it's not really supported [00:23] pragmaticenigma: I've tried that as well [00:23] pragmaticenigma: my BIOS sees it [00:23] the .deb is made with "make && checkinstall --install" [00:23] so I can simply copy it over ? [00:24] ericrajuin: try it [00:24] FYI for anyone else that has the problem I had. renamed ~/local/share/gnome-shell to ~/local/share/gnome-shell-old <- Logged in and keyboard mouse are working [00:24] leftyfb: okay thanks [00:25] Obviously some dumb *** issue with an extension or gnome update from yesterday to today. [00:26] You can partion USB Disk, as normal DISK [00:27] BIOS should see it as a NORMAL DISK === navy_seal9614_ is now known as navy_seal9614 [00:47] ahoy! === Vilegent is now known as kk4ewt [00:48] hello enjoi [00:48] How goes it [00:48] poorly. nvidia drivers are weirdly difficult [00:49] ick [00:49] uname -a output? [00:49] or dist version even [00:49] it's ubuntu 17.10 x64 [00:49] ah [00:50] Symptoms? [00:50] and what nvidia card [00:50] when i had the card as the dominant card, -384 and -390 worked, but -387 caused crashing. now that i've switched to the onboard video card, -390 causes crashing too. [00:50] a 1080 8g founders' (not ti) [00:51] i wanted to stick with -390 but every time i installed cuda it overwrote it with -387 [00:51] if i reinstalled -390 afterwards cuda would insist that i had a too low version, even though -390 is higher than -387 [00:52] -396 beta had the same results as -390 [00:52] cuda 9.1 requires 387 or better, so i don't think i can roll down to 384 [00:52] i'm worried i need to switch to older ubuntu and 9.0 [00:53] hm [00:53] hello [00:54] hello, im running a 16.04 i386 laptop. i just booted the os via usb, i have external hardrive that worked before the switch but not now.. why? [00:54] a mounting issue i assume? [00:56] Have you yet tried on bionic beaver actually? [00:56] @ StoneCypher [00:56] or maybe 16.04 if bionic beta2 is not a route you wish to take [00:56] Try it on a live usb stick ;) [00:56] Maybe even switch the kernel around if you need, this way you don't mess anything up in your stable environment [00:56] i don't know what bionic beaver is [00:56] i thought aardvark was the current? [00:56] if you mean "did i try future 17," no, i didn't [00:57] It is Ubuntu 18 [00:57] :P [00:57] StoneCypher, bionic is the next LTS release. presently in beta, released next week [00:57] oh. theres a new lts? [00:57] enjoi, there is no Ubuntu 18... you must include the full version number to help differentiate between the two releases offered each year [00:57] i know about 17 [00:57] enjoi, there is no Ubuntu 17... you must include the full version number to help differentiate between the two releases offered each year [00:58] oh [00:58] no, i didn't know there was an lts coming out next week and haven't tried it [00:58] i'd be willing t [00:59] do you think it will help? [00:59] hence uname -a remark [00:59] i have a mounting issue in linux 16.04 can any one help? [00:59] what are you trying to mount? [00:59] StoneCypher, since the actual release is next week, I'd wait for the images release... save some time downloading updates [00:59] athena_: try df -h or lsblk to see if it mounted [00:59] i don't want to wait a week to get started [01:00] would i be better off on older ubuntu? this is a really vanilla machine and i don't understand why it doesn't run video drivers safetly [01:00] StoneCypher, do you have the specialized PPA for video drivers enabled? [01:01] athena_: if it mounted try this syntax using your mount points : mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/disk [01:02] i tried both. it does not mount, theres no diffrence pluged in or not [01:02] its on, i feel it moving. lol [01:05] athena_: https://askubuntu.com/questions/285539/detect-and-mount-devices [01:08] athena_, does syslog show anything that might be of use? [01:08] athena_, or even dmesg? [01:09] have you tried threatening it with a screwdriver [01:09] im reading/ checking.. give me a minute [01:09] enjoi: works everytime [01:12] dmesg registers device 5. its right. still reading.. [01:12] thanks [01:16] all of you here, thanks for keeping with it [01:18] athena_: Yes, the new 18.05 I think, is the new LTS [01:18] !lts [01:18] LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions are supported for 5 years on the desktop and server. The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is !Xenial (Xenial Xerus 16.04.1). Ubuntu !flavors may have different support durations, check their release notes for information. [01:19] 18.05. is doing some work then? [01:19] bugzbunny, the next version of Ubuntu is 18.04 Bionic Beaver ... please check facts before posting [01:19] !bionic | bugzbunny [01:19] bugzbunny: Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) will be the 28th release of Ubuntu - Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1518 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1 [01:20] thumbs up [01:21] What's the ! for the next version of ubuntu [01:23] !date [01:23] !lts [01:23] LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions are supported for 5 years on the desktop and server. The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is !Xenial (Xenial Xerus 16.04.1). Ubuntu !flavors may have different support durations, check their release notes for information. [01:23] !hlep [01:23] !msgthebot | bugzbunny [01:23] bugzbunny: Please investigate me only with "/msg ubottu bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu search " [01:23] bugzbunny: please stop [01:23] No [01:23] I am asking how to use the bot to dertermine the next lts [01:23] !lts [01:23] LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions are supported for 5 years on the desktop and server. The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is !Xenial (Xenial Xerus 16.04.1). Ubuntu !flavors may have different support durations, check their release notes for information. [01:23] bugzbunny: you were just given instructions [01:23] k === DJAshnar is now known as L3gacy [01:23] leftyfb: I don't like you and I don't like you [01:23] white beast here.. thanks you [01:23] leftyfb: Why are you talking to me [01:23] having trouble mounting a usb connected drive to my router; on ubuntu 16.04; i can navigate via network... but when i try //192.168.1.1/Main /media/HardDriveArooni cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 0; i get mount error(6) [01:23] To prove that I am damaging, you just enough evidence to prove that [01:23] ban me [01:23] !op | bugzbunny [01:23] bugzbunny: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax === blonkhart is now known as blinkhard [01:39] Why can't I see @ when I mount my btrfs root partition using sudo mount /dev/sda1? [01:39] quidnunc: see what? [01:40] leftyfb: The directory @ [01:40] quidnunc: why do you have a directory named @ ? [01:41] leftyfb: I thought that was where the default subvol resided [01:42] quidnunc: sorry, if that's a btrfs thing, I'm not familiar with it [01:49] !btrfs | quidnunc perhaps this?? [01:49] quidnunc perhaps this??: Btrfs is a filesystem available for Ubuntu. It is not recommended by default, and should not be used for important data. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/btrfs [01:58] quidnunc: i just mounted a btrfs, and i have no '@' directory using `ls`. i do note some subvol=/@/.. listed in `mount` but no real directory called `@` [01:59] quidnunc: why do you think you need it? [02:00] leftyfb: I need to revert a snapshot [02:00] leftyfb: The easiest way I can think of was to rename the directory [02:00] quidnunc: pretty sure there's proper tools for that. Not going through some backend directory [02:01] leftyfb: There's snapper rollback but that doesn't work on Ubuntu [02:01] Is there an alternative app that can read .ODS file ?.....Libreoffice is too heavy for my PC [02:01] quidnunc: Did you read the documentation that says it's not supported on Ubuntu? [02:02] john_rambo: google docs [02:02] leftyfb, Any offline app ? [02:02] leftyfb: No, I read a bug report [02:03] john_rambo: there are a few; koffice (which changed name, it escapes me), I also think gnumeric will use them.. (a check shows it'll save as ods) [02:04] guiverc, Checking gnumeric now [02:06] calligre-office is I think more modern name of koffice... === dvdmuckle is now known as cavepaintingmuck === cavepaintingmuck is now known as dvdmuckle [03:07] ls [03:07] clear [03:07] oops.... wrong window :-) [03:07] no worries :) === Back is now known as Guest56234 === Guest56234 is now known as MissMiew [03:17] so i got a issue getting my audio to work with my gpu rx580. followed this guide and no change. https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDGPU-PRO-Install.aspx [03:18] pulse audio seems to not be playing nice https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4YHmFSZXRj/ [03:25] stephen101: have you logged out & in? [03:25] yes [03:26] (always have to check just in case...let me see how my search-fu is working tonight) [03:26] running through this checklist atm [03:26] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure [03:26] just reinstalled pulse, will see how this goes. [03:30] http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d04b85b08afe82dc51ba175a3d498c890853a682 the log i got from running wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [03:33] hello [03:34] hi [04:09] 'apt install' says a lib is already installed, while it cannot find the lib file it needs, why is this happening? http://codepad.org/8WV5QYWd [04:18] How do I know what the output of "ps -aux" shows? Possible to show column titles? [04:19] eraserpencil: You could read the `ps` man page, or use explainshell.com: https://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=ps+-aux [04:21] thanks, I couldnt find how to display the column titles from the man page [04:28] eraserpencil: The column headings should be displayed by default - it may be that the lenght of the output pushes them off the page. You can add `--headers` to force the headers to be repeated once per page of output [04:35] nope [04:35] no change [04:59] do you guys know how to set wayland as the default session for gdm3 systemwide? [04:59] this is on 18.04 bionic [05:01] lvrp16: #ubuntu+1 for bionic please [05:01] et [05:02] lotuspsychje: thanks === daniel is now known as Guest70687 [05:05] hello [05:28] I am trying to configure my Gmail (pop3) a/c with Claws-Mail ...Its ending with >>>Authentication failed:-ERR [AUTH] Web login required: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/78754 [05:28] What's the solution ? === sebastian is now known as Guest60454 === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:38] Any ideas? [05:42] john_rambo: I'm assuming you have an email within your gmail account alerting you that you have a "less secure" method of connection and have to manually approve it on the actual gmail web application [05:43] SlidingHorn, I need to log via the web interface and change the settings ? [05:43] john_rambo: I don't even think there would be any actual settings to change, just an approval [06:24] When I do apt-get update I get the following error: W: The repository 'http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-security Release' does not have a Release file. Any ideas how to fix this? [06:31] Newly upgraded to Ubuntu Studio 18.04 beta. Black screen after boot. Htop on tty1 shows lightdm has started. Any ideas? [06:35] arsdragonfly: 18.04 is in #ubuntu+1 === mio is now known as Guest44110 [06:40] hello [06:50] quit [06:57] Hi there! I'm having a specific question for you guys. I reinstalled my office desktop under xubuntu monday because i was just tired of windows and our admins sh*t. Everything is ok except with my keyboard, a Corsair K70. Whenever I press the luminosity switcher button, the keyboard doesn't answer anymore, not even numlock led or whatever. Does someone have any helpful inpout ? [06:58] hello all [06:58] during install of xenial, we don't have get to have option of making LVM based partitions ? [06:59] Hello Haris. [07:00] Haris: you do on the server image [07:00] Haris: I just installed Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS earlier today, and it did give me that option. [07:00] I installed it under VMware ESXi 6.5. [07:00] So, I probably have the server edition. [07:02] relayed the info =) [07:02] uname -a: Linux [XXXX] 4.4.0-116-generic #140-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 12 21:23:04 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux === jan is now known as Guest66599 === gms is now known as Guest34770 [07:11] I just installed imagemagick. Sometimes I download apps where the package name is different from the binaries. Is there some way to work out where it all went and what its components are from the command line? [07:11] I might do 'whereis' for some apps, but whereis imagemagick returns nothing. [07:12] yogurt99: dpkg -L packagename === me is now known as Guest14652 === me is now known as Guest31203 [07:14] ah, thank you === lalit is now known as lalitmee [07:33] Where do I report issues related to touch screen support (touch screen on notebooks, e.g. the Lenovo X1 Carbon)? Specifically, GNOME Shell "Show application" (lower left corner) and Firefox (2-finger) scrolling, all in Ubuntu 18.04. [07:37] peter-bittner: join #ubuntu+1 for bionic support please [08:03] hello === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [08:29] 请问一下，这边能用中文交流吗？ [08:29] !zh | geordy [08:29] geordy: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [08:32] what are the chances for a crash at do-release-upgrade... for example from 14.04 to 16.04 [08:34] fxnoob: the most common issue I'd expect would be out-of-disk space, followed by power-out; though this depends on what changes you made (if desktop, did you grab stuff intended for other distros or unsupported & add that will create issues).. [08:36] guiverc: I installed some stuff, no debs... for example firefox quantum, download from mozilla site and install manually in /opt/ [08:36] quantum doesn't install from repository in 14.04 [08:37] if you added repo's to your sources.list* files, then I'd remove them (ie. comment out) before release-upgrade, and when on new version decide if you need them, check to see if xenial (in your case) is supported then add back... [08:39] btw: i'd not expect issues with firefox; I'm speaking ~generically (ie. as if it applies for any repo) [08:40] When does 18.04 come out [08:40] in one week [08:40] Thanks [08:41] fxnoob: firefox quantum version 59 is available in the official repository for ubuntu 14.04 [08:42] fxnoob: what exact error did you encounter? [08:42] Hi! [08:43] hello [08:43] haya [08:43] It seems like installing libc in a foreign arch is impossible under Xenial? [08:44] libc6:amd64 conflicts with libc6:aarch64 [08:44] libc6-amd64:i386 depends on libc6:amd64 [08:44] (And I'm on aarch64) [08:45] I want to set up qemu-user [08:45] Theoretically all libc6's ar providing properly named files, thus they should not collide. [08:46] I'm near to unpack and install these packages manually *sigh* [08:47] I don't understas lezsakdon... was libc6:amd64 already installed before you try to install libc6-amd64:i386? === Zeffy- is now known as zeffy [08:56] usario1: No [08:56] I'm on aarch64, so currently libc6:aarch64 is installed [08:57] And a lot of other, smaller packages dependending on libc6, for example firefox:aarch64 [09:02] lezsakdomi: maybe sharing the whole terminal output could be helpful [09:03] This isn't a command, but a concept. [09:03] But i'll try === kiwi-n12 is now known as ergrthtyh [09:18] I've finally got this typescript: termbin.com/f7l8 [09:18] SOrry, temrbibn.com/l7n8 [09:18] Shit, http://termbin.com/l7n8 [09:18] (Now copy-pasted, should work) [09:19] Hopefully this demonstrates my problem [09:19] I surely would not remove half of my packages to get a f*cking closed-source program work [09:23] (In that typescript ansi colors are used, so i recommend simply just http://termbin.com/l7n8) [09:23] Shit [09:23] (In that typescript ansi colors are used, so i recommend simply just `curl http://termbin.com/l7n8` in your terminal :) ) === makije is now known as Guest3711 [09:37] hi all [09:37] I can't make my external monitor work. Using an usb-c -> hdmi adapter === moz is now known as Guest50431 [09:38] someone had the same prob [09:38] I am on ubuntu 16.04 [09:40] off topic: è possibile usare un access point hamlet per fare un bridge tra il router e il computer? [09:43] hello [09:44] does anyone use ubuntu for khadas vim [09:44] How can I assist you to day. [09:44] need help [09:45] khadas: ? [09:45] open souce board khadas VIM [09:45] open source Khadas VIM [09:46] like Raspberry Pi [09:46] aLeSD: Looks like nobody answered you. WHat does dmesg say? And lspci? Then xrandr (or arandr)? [09:47] Wow, and it DOES exists: https://www.khadas.com/vim [09:48] lezsakdomi, lspci -> https://pastebin.com/YaYqZXzf [09:49] lezsakdomi, xrand -> https://pastebin.com/rucD5WQz [09:50] dmesg seems normal [09:50] khadas: Personally I would try with the RPi images, because the specs looks to same for me (used RPi a long ago) [09:50] I can make the external monitor work with usb-c -> vga [09:51] but not at full resolution (2K) [09:51] I am using kernel 4.16 ... but I have the same behaviour with 4.13 [09:54] aLeSD: What USB-C card are you using? === jeff_ is now known as Guest95258 [09:54] (so lspci output?) === Richard is now known as Guest92964 [09:55] (I have not too mouch idea) [09:58] aLeSD: Sorry, I've missed where you wrote your lspci output, too mouch messages are here [09:58] lezsakdomi, lspci -> https://pastebin.com/YaYqZXzf [09:59] [sudo] password for asini: [09:59] update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-4.16.0-041600-lowlatency [09:59] W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/i915/skl_dmc_ver1_27.bin for module i915 [10:00] what do you think ? [10:02] I would try finding that file on my HDD [10:02] might be a stupid idea but I can't help myself [10:03] Is linux-firmware-nonfree installed [10:03] < [10:03] *? [10:04] lezsakdomi, I don't have a -nonfree package [10:06] aLeSD: Then enable multiverse (there is a gui tool for managing sources, or edit /etc/apt/sources.list), update packages and then that package should be available [10:06] Try installing that. In most of cases "works". [10:07] I have multiverse active [10:07] git [10:07] Hi [10:08] hello [10:08] ? [10:09] 😕😕😕😕😕 [10:10] any body? 😕 [10:10] hii [10:10] yunes_, just ask [10:11] alright, thank you 😕 === makije_ is now known as makije [10:31] shit [10:40] guys, I installed mongodb 3.6.4 on xenial. its systemd file is missing. purge and re-install didn't help also. what to do to get systemd service for it ? [10:40] hi [10:40] HI! [10:40] resolved [10:41] it was the cable + the adapter [10:44] <_sym_> Hi everyone ;), I stumpled upon a socket file which is owned by root and world read/writable. Is there a chance to privesc through this? [10:45] <_sym_> it has the sticky bit set of course === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [10:51] So my ubuntu crashes randomly after like 5 seconds of booting. Whats wrong? [10:51] Also it keeps on happening [10:53] heistheDude, Do you have a boot menu where you can select which kernel will be used? If so, and if this is before the crash, I would try a different kernel. Do you still have a live-USB or such? If so, I would do a quick sanity test that the hardware is good by booting to that... once you have booted from that, you may also be able to mount your fixed disc and check for kernel logs/etc [10:54] Haris: how did you install it? [10:54] JimBuntu, no I don't have a live-USB but I do have a boot menu with arch. Ill try booting it. Hold on a sec [10:54] apt-get purge mongodb-org*; apti-get install mongodb-org* === gms is now known as Guest99489 [10:55] imported gpg key first [10:55] added sources.list as per doc [10:55] before this re-install [10:56] Haris: so, you have to contact the package maintainer I'd think [10:56] ah [10:58] Haris: did you check if there a mongod.service ? [10:59] systemctl list-unit-files doesn't have it in the list [10:59] # systemctl enable mongod.service [10:59] Failed to execute operation: No such file or directory [11:00] this pkg is from mongo db repo repo.mongodb.com/apt/ [11:00] right [11:00] there's .deb files for 3.6.4 for 16.x [11:00] I understand that [11:00] dpkg -L pkg-name shows there's no systemd script(s) in any of the pkg .. o_O [11:02] I would contact the mongodb people then [11:02] they probably have a channel on freenode also [11:03] _sym_, I wouldn't recommend playing with sockets [11:04] Haris: or grab the service file manually from https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/blob/master/debian/mongod.service [11:05] JimBuntu, it still crashes in arch. By crash I mean the whole pc shuts down. Does this mean a hardware issue? [11:06] heistheDude, possibly, leaning that way more than my initial thoughts of it being the Ubuntu kernel. [11:06] heistheDude, Can you boot into BIOS and run any memory tests or possibly simply leave it in BIOS for a bit and see if it crashes? May take a bit longer... [11:07] JimBuntu, okay. [11:09] JimBuntu, it stood only for couple of seconds in memory test aswell [11:10] Haris: did you try replacing enable with start? [11:10] Or perhaps the repo you installed need it to start as root [11:12] heistheDude, is it a desktop? If so, I would open and observe the fans...also look at the power supply fan although they normally take longer run-times before shutting down if it's the power supply fan [11:12] JimBuntu, its a laptop. [11:13] heistheDude, could be overheating [11:13] heistheDude, Ok, can you see/hear if any fans are spinning? [11:14] Are you using the original AC/DC power supply? Do you have another you can try? Have you tried it on battery only? [11:15] Does it crash if not performing a RAM test in BIOS, if left to sit there, idle? [11:17] JimBuntu, the fan is working in memory test for couple of secs then laptop shuts down. Im using an AC adapter which is not original also my battery is dead. I've to run it on constant power supply [11:23] heistheDude, Did it start doing this after it had been off for a while... or did it crash during normal use and now you can't get it to stay on long enough to do anything useful? [11:23] JimBuntu, actually it started malfunctioning after leaving it for a month unused. [11:24] heistheDude, was it plugged in that entire time? [11:24] pragmaticenigma, no it wasnt [11:24] It was unused. [11:24] heistheDude, does it still show the correct date/time in BIOS? [11:25] Either way, I would say to reset bios to factory settings and reboot, but given the very short time powered on, I'm a little worried about doing that [11:28] heistheDude, during this non-use period, was that when the battery failed? or was that prior to? [11:29] hello everyone, i have the following issue, can someone help? https://pastebin.com/iRfktytt [11:30] pragmaticenigma, no, it wasn't. But the batter was inside the laptop while it was not being used. [11:32] Rembo, that isn't a question this channel is meant to handle. You will want to check out #bash or #perl for help [11:42] hello does linux ubuntu share and sell my info like facebook to third parties ? than please do not solicit that i watch much porn ? okay ? [11:42] heistheDude, It really sounds like the laptop has a hardware failure. If the BIOS reset that JimBuntu recommends doesn't fix it, I would consider the laptop no good. (Also, recommend removing batteries from laptops not in use for extended periods, especially dead ones) [11:43] windows, This is not an appropriate support question. Use google and come to your own conclusion. [11:44] windows, also: https://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy [11:45] oh my info is collected and sold...so linux forward me more paid porn sites ? === SimonNL_Afk is now known as SimonNL [11:46] Hiyas all [11:47] Hiya BluesKaj [11:47] 'Morning JimBuntu [11:47] i wish no one knows that i watch too much porn [11:47] windows: please stop. [11:48] windows, this is not the place for pron discussions [11:49] oh i am concerned about my privacy ..what i watch must be secret thats why i am getting porn links in web browser because you all stores my personal visits and sell to other paid porn sites ? [11:49] no one bite please ! [11:50] bite who ? [11:51] windows, Ubuntu 18.04 will ask you if you want to submit data about your hardware and the version of Ubuntu you are running. You are free to say no. If you say no, it will stay disabled. === guiverc_ is now known as guiverc_t [11:53] When I resume after suspending, it often happens that I dont get back the screen/login screen [11:53] windows, if you live in a country where porn is illegal, I recommend disabling data collection. Canonical does plan to record the country of users who opt in, but not their IP [11:53] silly question but i've never actually had a windows laptop before. do i need to disable bitlocker on it before installing ubuntu alongside for dual-booting? [11:53] donot tell my wife that i watch too much porn in her absense as you store my info the websites of good porn i visited .as privacy matters haha [11:53] I can hear the fan spinning, so I thought maybe its just loading from RAM [11:53] i've always just installed clean on self-builds, or on macs, where this isn't an issue [11:54] But nothing shows up even after a long time [11:54] Any idea how to troubleshoot this ? [11:55] thanks you KON you are genius windows, Ubuntu 18.04 will ask you if you want to submit data about your hardware and the version of Ubuntu you are running. You are free to say no. If you say no, it will stay disabled [11:56] StrangeNoises: https://confluence.csc.fi/plugins/servlet/mobile#content/view/64228167 [11:57] Guys, any idea how do I troubleshoot this blank screen ? [11:58] I dont want to force shut down because I have unsaved work that I will have to do again [11:58] yes, no help [11:58] contacted #mongodb. guys are quiet there [11:58] I wonder if the https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/blob/master/debian/mongod.service file is same for debian and ubuntu [12:00] hm. thanks ShigaLaKoka. not sure i want to do all that business though. i've been in two minds about maybe just nuking the windows partition entirely tbh, so leaving it empty and unencrypted is a possibility too. i was just wondering if it was *necessary* to disable it just to have ubuntu installed in another partition [12:00] hello [12:00] Haris, try it and find out... just make abackups of your files [12:00] what's the equivalent of apt-get --purge autoremove w/ 'apt' ? apt purge autoremove ? is there one? [12:01] ask-ygU5AP56, they are the essentiually the same [12:01] StrangeNoises: Well, it says there that you have to pause it when adjusting your partitions [12:01] pragmaticenigma, so can you run apt purge autoremove ? is that a valid thing? I just came up w/ it off the top of me head [12:01] If I were you, I would disable it entirely till ubuntu gets installed successfully [12:03] ShigaLaKoka yeah, that looks to be sensible. it is at the partition level, not the disk level, right? :-) [12:03] if so that makes sense. re-enabling it after ubuntu's resized it shouldn't be a problem [12:04] Yeah for partition level [12:05] ask-ygU5AP56, apt is a friendlier interface for a few apt-* programs. I don't know what the result of combining purge with autoremove will be though, so I would use caution [12:05] ask-ygU5AP56, if they aren't valid options, it will tell you [12:05] ask-ygU5AP56, to be sure look at "man apt" and see all the commands it has available [12:05] * StrangeNoises has a shiny new dell xps 9370. which you can get with linux on it, but i didn't because, actually because dell lost that order and i gave up and ordered a gold windows one from elsewhere. but now of course trying to get linux on it the best way [12:15] Hello [12:15] I can dell laptop and I have BCM4313 card it's show me network but I can connect to my wife network. [12:15] Any help [12:16] AmR|EiSa, What's your native language? [12:17] Iarabic [12:17] A*rabic [12:17] Arabic* [12:17] AmR|EiSa, k, there should be a channel for that, I don't know all the names, one moment [12:17] sorry for that, But I will do my best [12:17] hey all [12:18] But I need some help, I can't get help from unknow channel. 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