[00:00] T-7 days [00:01] hmm... ive added: Defaults !requiretty to my soders file... but im still getting: no tty present and no askpass program specified [00:36] Anybody running pciepassthrough at all? While trying to bind my video card I keep on getting error 22. I am trying to follow this https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF [00:52] . [00:52] hello, how do I stop my laptop from hibernating when I close the lid? I installed gnome-tweaks and changed it there but no dice [00:58] Depends on your version [00:58] It's possible you did it right but you clicked cancel possibly by accident? [00:59] Just an idea, if not, ignore me ;) [01:00] 17.10 [01:03] You double checked you didn't hit cancel? Then you rebooted ? [01:05] theres no cancel or ok or save or anything [01:05] i have rebooted and the setting still is on off but it doesn't stop it from suspending === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:06] Hmm I'll test on my laptop [01:08] Works fine here, maybe try a different user or see if you can find the gsettings switch [01:13] hmm, thats odd. its working fine now but it didnt when the computer was restarting after changing the setting [01:14] is this a gnome-only setting?? because I want to use this laptop as a "server" that I can VNC into [01:22] It is a setting that'll be specific to your DE, which is currently gnome [01:25] [01:48] My laptop dies when I unplug it and it has been shutting down after a couple updates ago. I hadn't changed the settings but it started acting different. I have some information here if it helps any: https://imgur.com/a/OebtLmG Does anyone know of any recent problems? [01:49] I didn't used to have this problem before and the infor I can get about the battery seems to saying it's ok? [01:50] It's a thinkpad t420i === bhalithan1 is now known as bhalithan [02:13] plongshot, reboot the laptop into bios and try unplugging it... if it stays on longer than it does while running ubuntu, then it's an issue with Ubuntu. If the laptop powers off shortly after unplugging it while in BIOS. then the battery is no good. [02:14] ok... is there some magical trick to getting a bootable usb flash media for ubuntu server 16.04.4.... [02:15] ive used dd from linux on 5 different usb flash drives, ive used etcher on macos on 3 different flash drives. every single one of them reports 'floppy error accessing block 0' [02:15] pragmaticenigma: Thanks, will try [02:17] mmercer, if you have a UEFI enabled system, imaging the USB stick via DD will not work [02:18] pragmaticenigma: it boots. it gets past the keyboard language choice... and crashes after reading something something /m, /n, /o or similar [02:18] it scrolls by fast enough that im not sure what its saying, but it seems like its just an alphabetic list of directories at that point... and then.. nothing [02:19] mmercer, it looks like one of your options for creating media was with a Mac... This is the instructions for using a Mac with Etcher: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-macos#0 it has the settings needed and should work for server [02:20] pragmaticenigma: thats exactly what i used [02:20] because creating it from fedora media writer wasnt working. ive used the same process for fedora, centos, redhat, etc images for years [02:20] mmercer, have you checked the Checksum of the image you downloaded? [02:20] yep [02:20] hrm [02:20] was my first thought... 03a validated [02:21] its why im baffled [02:21] and im sure its not the machine too, lol. ive done numerous reinstalls of centos and fedora on it recently with the same usb port, etc [02:21] ( same processes for creating the media too ) =D [02:22] mmercer, I did see in one bug report that disabling Floppy drive support in bios helped [02:22] pragmaticenigma: hehe... i did that too [02:22] its weird as crap [02:23] i must be going crazy =D [02:23] what about using the ubuntu mini.iso instead? [02:23] assuming you don't need UEFI [02:23] dont need it, i do generally prefer it, but its definitely not a need [02:23] just thinking of other install options that might work better for ya [02:24] * nods * the irony.... this is all to get to the 'preferred' platform for the openstack-ansible aio installer [02:24] ah [02:24] since centos 7 apparently doesnt get much love [02:25] centos... my preferred distro, if only it wasn't so hard to work with multimedia [02:25] i've gotta scoot here. I'm sure you'll find luck... wishing you the best [02:25] later [02:26] Hello Hello ladies and gentleman, how is everybody doing this evening/morning ! [02:26] Ok, so I boot into bios then unplug and the laptop dies. I guess this means my battery is trash? But I don't understand why the power information would say it's "fully-charged" though. [02:26] pragmaticenigma: ^ [02:27] And does a battery suddenly die like that with no indiacation that it is failing? [02:27] Would any of you be kind enough to helpa New noob whenever there is vulkan driver for R5 M430 on Linux? [02:27] Whats normally recommended? downloading from repo or building from source [02:28] plongshot, it is entirely possible, the system does a best guess based on the battery controller. I suspect the battery may have an internal short [02:29] hmm [02:29] ok [02:29] eraserpencil, downloading from repos is supported in this channel. building from source isn't something we can support since there are so many options to how you build an application [02:29] Maybe my electician friend knows a way to test the battery (with his meter or something). It's cool tho. Thanks pragmaticenigma [02:30] but repos would normally be of an older version as compared as building from source? [02:31] eraserpencil, in some cases yes... because those versions are stable and well tested === wodencafe is now known as WodenCafe [02:32] Hey fellas... I am having a very hard time getting tor to run. I can start and stop the service fine, if I run tor in a browser it gets to 100% and bootstraps fine, but I can never get tor-browser launched [02:32] eraserpencil, versioning in linux doesn't work like versioning in Mac/Windows. Versions in Linux actually refer to specific changes. the first number changing means it's almost entirely a new application. the second number means some features are added or removed, the third number is usually patches and bug fixes === WodenCafe is now known as wodencafe [02:32] Hello. how to mount a Buffalo Link Station. How. fstab would be nice too [02:32] so the master branch of a github is not as well tested as a version from the repo [02:32] eraserpencil, correct [02:33] i'm out for sure now everyone... have a good evenin [02:33] exit [02:34] jeffrey_: i have some old ones (used for backups) - i just mount them as normal samba shares [02:37] jeffrey_: mount //ip.address/Buffalo /mntlocn -o username=..,password=.. will mount .. - i used to use credentials=/etc/.. when i used fstab, but has since been removed (as now only for backups, mounted only before/after use) === XueFeng is now known as glance_ === daniel is now known as DanielPBak [02:39] Hi, I'm having a problem when trying to install ubuntu (Xubuntu actually, I had the same issue trying to install Lubuntu so it appears to be an Ubuntu problem). I am using encrypted / and /home partitions set up through the installer, and when I proceed from the partitioning step I get the error: "The attempt to mount a filesystem with type Ext4 in Encrypted volume (mmcblk0p3_crypt) at / failed. [02:40] I suppose the next step is to try again with manual partitioning, unless someone knows how to make the installer work. [02:41] manual as in, manual set up of encrypted partitions that is [02:41] anyway I'm going afk for a couple of minutes, if you have ideas or troubleshooting questions please shoot === kevr is now known as cifs [02:53] Thanks guiverc === eschwartz is now known as btrfs [03:00] hmm, so no ideas on this one huh guys? [03:01] syb0rg i recently had to switch from Lubuntu to Ubuntu 17.10 due to a similar error with an encrypted volume === cifs is now known as kevr [03:05] ruby32, I tried Lubuntu first, lol [03:06] and then xubuntu. The machine I'm installing on would be a poor candidate for gnome/unity [03:07] (Acer Aspire 1, which is an amazing deal despite terrible storage and limited memory) [03:07] did you try Lubuntu 16? [03:07] i only had this error with 17 [03:08] no ruby32, only 17 [03:08] I guess I could tried going back to 16.04, maybe I will give it a shot [03:08] syb0rg: you could always use Ubuntu to install it, then add lubuntu-desktop/xubuntu-desktop (or just LXDE or XFCE...) it's my normal path - you select which you use at login... there are drawbacks to that (multiple apps do same thing, you need to recall leafpad is fastest for lxde etc) [03:09] syb0rg yeah i would try installing Lubuntu 16 first then go with guiverc route if that doesn't work [03:09] good point guiverc [03:09] depends if you care more about being up-to-date or having additional software/complexity with your install [03:11] well given that the Aspire 1 has *ahem* 32 glorious gigabytes of internal storage, limiting unneeded software on my root partition is a good thing =P [03:11] but I can always install first, pare it down later [03:12] i think i have the same laptop [03:12] hehe nice, it seems like a decent machine so long as you can work around the storage problem [03:12] Thumpxr, My http site does not redirects to httpS. Is there anything wrong with configs? https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9083482 [03:13] sory. Thumpxr it was was for all [03:13] now try again with *everyone's* name Sircle, you're sure to get some input that way =P [03:13] :) [03:15] Sircle, just checked, properly HTTPS here .. [03:15] hm [03:16] Sircle, there is a #networking channel. Maybe they'd be more helpful? I wonder if there is a web dev channel [03:16] Thanks [03:17] https://i.imgur.com/BIwqZxK.png [03:17] oerheks, thats firefox? [03:18] no, chrome [03:18] I had problems in ff [03:18] good job oerheks you remembered to close all the pr0n tabs before taking that screenshot [03:18] chrome is fine [03:18] lol [03:18] .. syb0rg please, keep the channel family friendly, thanks. [03:19] sure oerheks === btrfs is now known as defrag [04:03] hello [04:03] looking for help with linux issue [04:04] i probably cant help whats up [04:04] usb ports stopped working after following this https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/linux-iphone-6s-ios-11.html [04:04] on linux lite [04:05] since then usb is non functional. cannot live boot or anything [04:05] luunatik: this is ubuntu support specific, do you have ubuntu installed? [04:06] no, and yes, i was hoping anyone from here could help or guide me in right direction for support or assistance [04:07] luunatik: for other linux support join ##linux [04:07] If it is a general linux issue ##linux is helpful luunatik [04:07] i am on linux lite. alright will check ##linux [04:07] luunatik: if you want help on regular base from us, we strongly suggest you install ubuntu [04:08] i was in the process to install bionic daily but usb do not work [04:08] using lenovo yoga pro 3 [04:10] !usb | luunatik [04:10] luunatik: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [04:10] i have the live usb ready, issue is my usb ports are non functional even lsusb does not pick anything [04:13] reset cmos? [04:13] luunatik: will you install ubuntu single? [04:13] yes [04:13] luunatik: did you disable fastboot & secureboot then F12 to boot your usb? [04:13] i want to move data before messing anything [04:13] yes [04:14] it is under legacy [04:14] resetcmos [04:14] and i cannot connect any usb device for copying data [04:14] can it be done via terminal ? [04:15] Hi.. How come Everytime I unlock my computer everything is closed? I'm on 17.10 [04:15] modprobe nvram dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/nvram this? === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:00] okay, friend's trying to install 16.04, and installer's stuck on detecting file systems for quite a while [05:04] lirodon: Might the hard drive have bad sectors? [05:05] also, given that her Windows XP still functions, I guess it didn't even get to the install at all [05:08] How old is the machine? [05:08] Optiplex 745 [05:15] did an update tonight on my 16.04 and now everytime I wake up the laptop from sleeping it says authentification failure, switch to greeter [05:15] lirodon: did you use latest iso? [05:16] we figured it out. it had automounted her Windows drive and that was causing issues. Went through the install path with the Try Ubuntu/Install Ubuntu dialog instead, and it worked now [05:21] anyone have the authentification failure issue when waking up from suspend? [05:21] ubuntu 16.04 [05:29] also does chromium support Google account sync or do you need to use name-brand Chrome? [05:47] how do I enable trim after transfering an ubuntu installation from an HDD to a SSD [05:48] man [05:48] !help [05:48] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [05:49] Patience is a virtue. [05:49] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man8/fstrim.8.html [05:50] actually wanted to know how this irc bot works with man pages :) [05:50] sorry [05:50] rauno: if you want to test the bot, please do so via a private message :) [05:50] We are setting up an Ubuntu 17.10 system, and LDAP authentication fails on boot with error 9 "authentication service cannot retrieve authentication information." [05:50] However, after restarting sssd after boot, it works fine. [05:51] The SSSD service starts successfully on boot, but authentication itself fails until SSSD is restarted. [05:51] SlidingHorn, okay, will do that :) [06:00] i'm having trouble getting the cuda makefile to see the cuda library directory. does someone have a moment? [06:01] probably needs to be adding to LD_LIBRARY_PATH ? === shawn is now known as Guest1409 [06:02] nope, did that. LIBRARY_PATH too [06:03] oh wait manually prefacing the command works [06:03] maybe this makefile is botching the library path somewhere [06:06] Is it possible to use Ubuntu Linux as a host for VMware ESXi? === Khaotic_ is now known as Khaotic [06:10] hi i use zorin os and the new version make me a mess in wine and synaptic so i am stuck ;i need a stable distro and not so many updates thanks in advance for your help [06:17] gorgolath: to me your question is offtopic. we can only answer Ubuntu here (Ubuntu is very stable) but the few updates requirement brings to mind another something that is is offtopic here... I'd recommend another room, #ubuntu-offtopic, #ubuntu-discuss etc (this is a support room too, & zorin isn't ubuntu...) [06:18] hi;i got a real mess with the zorin 12 update ;break wine 3 and synaptic ;please tell me about a distro without so many update : stable first of all thanks in advance [06:19] gorgolath: already answered - zorin is not ubuntu, and is offtopic here. [06:23] ZORIN IS DERIVATIVE OF UBUNTU or at least you could have told me that ZORIN is no good and UBUNTU IS BETTER [06:27] gorgolath: my assumption is you already knew that. derivatives make changes that may have some minor benefits in one area, but regress other areas which is why they aren't supported here. many things ubuntu will have no issues with, do have issues on derivatives... [06:28] gorgolath: why don't you try ubuntu and see for yourself how you like it? [07:27] hello === root is now known as Guest22905 [07:28] Hello bro [07:28] why you not send message to me? [07:30] !rootirc | Guest22905 [07:30] Guest22905: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [07:31] Hello [07:31] Boys [07:33] سلام [07:33] Helo [07:33] hi [07:34] hello all [07:34] Hello [07:34] How a u? [07:35] I have the pecl php driver/plugin/ext installed for mongo 3.6.4. do ubuntu repos' provide that pecl ext for mongo as an official pkg for xenial ? [07:35] How to run a command in linux boot? [07:35] hello [07:36] hello [07:36] hello [07:36] POU EISAI RE [07:36] tsaben [07:36] gmav thn panagia soy [07:36] WREE [07:36] mialhh [07:36] !english | c1b-02 [07:36] c1b-02: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [07:36] mastora [07:36] ela [07:36] HELLO [07:36] file [07:36] !ops | c1b-02 bad news [07:36] c1b-02 bad news: 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 [07:36] c1b-02: c1b-03 speak english, please, and stick to support questions [07:37] mastoraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa [07:37] what? [07:37] ایرانی نداریم؟ [07:37] Guest22905: this is ubuntu support, do you have an ubuntu support question? [07:39] yes a have some question [07:40] how i can run a command in linux boot [07:40] Guest22905: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers [07:41] Guest22905: which release are you on? [07:43] if I start X in multiple different ttys then I have multiple "X servers" running? [07:44] yogurt99: did you tried ? [07:46] yeah, I'm just messing around with killing X and figuring it all out. [07:46] I killed everything in TTY1 and the screen just freezes on waht it was at boot [07:47] I figured out I could do systemctl start getty@tty1.service to get a console and then startx to get it back [07:47] I'm guessing that on TTY1 it goes straight to a Display Manager on boot, rather than a console, so when I kill all processes it goes to the last place it was at when it started the display manager... [07:51] lotuspsychje: Is Live Patch supposed to be in Kubuntu as well? [07:52] i think its 18.04 related, so it should [07:52] ok I figured out how to list processes by tty and can see multiple Xorgs, but only one instance of xinit and startx [07:52] anyone know why sometimes if I start up ubuntu and login at tty1 it'll spawn my session into some other random tty? [07:54] hmmm not happening for me on Kubuntu. [08:39] hi~ [08:44] Hi, I'm writing this from an Ubuntu 17.04 pc, it wasn't used for half a year or so and now I can't even upgrade it to the latest release, it gives lots of errors with stuff not found, what to do? [08:44] !eolupgrade [08:44] End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [08:45] thanks brainwash I'll look at it. bit of a usability issue that even release upgrade doens't work on no-longer-supported versions [08:45] kunde01: maybe it would be best to stick with the LTS release then [08:46] 18.04 will be the next one (release next week) [08:47] yeah probably but I'll upgrade it now anyway, and then again in a week, but more thinking in general of people who don't know to go to IRC and ask for help and might feel completely lost in this type of situation [08:48] Haya all I have my laptop hooked up to a 4k dell monitor via hdmi and stuff looks just kinda fuzzy (not as sharp as on my 1080 laptop screen) any ideas? [08:48] Does anyone know of a command line app that fetches id3 tag info from cddb or equivalent? [08:48] patrick_, id3tag ? [08:49] kunde01: Artist, album, track etc [08:52] patrick_, try 'play' [08:54] ledeni: Its not in the repos, would you happen to have a link [08:55] !info sox [08:55] sox (source: sox): Swiss army knife of sound processing. In component universe, is optional. Version 14.4.1-5build1 (artful), package size 96 kB, installed size 198 kB [08:55] sox contains /usr/bin/play (but i do not know whether that handled id3tags) [08:56] tomreyn: was that for me? [08:56] patrick_: yes, and a bit to ledeni, too [08:56] sox does not mention audio id3 tag identification [08:57] sox contains like 30 binaries, its description wont describe them all [08:57] tomreyn: Oh I see [08:57] Sounds interesting actually [09:00] Wow! down the rabbit hole I go... [09:05] Haya all I have my laptop hooked up to a 4k dell monitor via hdmi and stuff looks just kinda fuzzy (not as sharp as on my 1080 laptop screen) any ideas? [09:08] mjayk: depending on your graphics card, you may need to use proprietary drivers for this to work better. [09:08] lspci -nn | grep VGA [09:09] tomreyn: its intel [09:10] mjayk: which ubuntu release? lsb_release -ds which kernel version? cat /proc/version [09:10] mjayk: which ubuntu release ("lsb_release -ds")? which kernel version ("cat /proc/version")? [09:13] mjayk: also: lscpu | grep '^Model name:' [09:16] I have a problem on all versions of Ubuntu with my wireless mouses and keyboards (sometimes GUI-interface too) it's freezing when I copying some files trough USB 3.0 (not tr 2.0), where can I read about this problem and how can I solve it? [09:16] Thanks [09:20] am_ex: i'd start by looking at the kernel ring buffer logs, using: "dmesg -T". you can post those online by using "dmesg -T | nc termbin.com 9999" (and posting the resulting http address here) [09:20] Ok [09:20] am_ex: you should also try this with a newer kernel version, if available, and maybe a newer ubuntu release (such as using a live iso) [09:21] Do I must run this command while copying the data? [09:21] tomreyn, new kernels, ok, which versions? [09:21] you can run either command at any time, there is no race condition [09:22] it would be useful to know which ubuntu release and kernel version you're currently using. "lsb_release -ds; cat /proc/version" [09:22] but start witht he second dmesg command [09:26] am_ex: since you also asked this in #ubuntu+1 - if this is an 18.04 pre-release, let's talk there instead. [09:28] tomreyn, am@am-ws:~$ uname -a => Linux am-ws 4.15.0-15-generic #16-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 4 13:58:14 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [09:29] am_ex: thanks for providing the output of a command i didnt ask for while not providing the output for three commands i asked for. [09:30] ah, you did, elsewhere. ok, switching to +q [09:30] +1 [09:35] hi [09:35] it's my first time using this [09:37] NeonLight118: Welcome! [09:37] Welcome NeonLight118 , this is a Ubuntu support room, so if you have a Ubuntu support question please ask it (ideally in a single line). If someone knows the answer they'll reply (please be patient, people do other things too) [09:38] what is the diffrence between this and askubuntu.com ? [09:39] this is real time [09:39] NeonLight118, on this channel you can chat online and postquestions and get answers more quickly [09:39] NeonLight118: This is an IRC channel, the other a website. [09:39] NeonLight118: this is people who can walk you thru right now, askubu is a ask & come-back later site. its whichever you prefer (i use askubu too) [09:39] guiverc, agree [09:40] oh, well thank you for clarification [09:47] I will give this thing a try. quite often I loose internet connection, quick fix is to just reconnect but I'm trying to find a more perminant solution [10:05] Will 18.04 come up with the new gtk theme and icon theme? Couldn't find anything about that in the release note. [10:08] hi i m trying to modify my openvpn certificate to allow to work with the VPN dns, I added lines [10:08] script-security 2 up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf down /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf [10:08] but i get error -> /etc/resolvconf/update-libc.d/sendmail: 7: .: Can't open /usr/share/sendmail/dynamic [10:10] I just did sudo kill -9 -1 and I get a 'segmentation fault.' [10:10] I'm using Ubuntu 17 [10:10] Anyone know what that means or why I'd get that? [10:10] I'm trying to experiment and break my linux so I can learn more (as a newbiew) [10:11] yogurt99: there is no "ubuntu 17", what's the output of "lsb_release -ds"? [10:11] ubuntu 17.10 [10:11] yogurt99: I am hoping that you are trying that in a virtual machine... [10:12] w4|k3r: I've tried both on my laptop & a virtual machine with the same release. [10:12] Same fault [10:13] hello... anyone knows when 18.04 is going to be officially downloadable? [10:13] ubuntu.com? [10:13] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseSchedule [10:14] rollingubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseSchedule [10:16] weird point but never to say for, im looking at storing erotic online drive, where is it would be best ? [10:19] I'm worried about the theme in 18.04. Will it be the same as 17.10 in terms of look and feel? 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[10:29] yeeeeee [10:30] homosexualidad [10:30] qui es carvil [10:30] xddd [10:30] porno [10:30] when will ubuntu 18 will be released? [10:30] paradis: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseSchedule [10:30] next thursday paradis [10:30] guiverc: thank you very much [10:31] I really appreciate that quick answer [10:31] hi [10:31] How do I install texinfo documentation in Ubuntu? I would like to have GNU make documentation https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html in Texinfo. [10:32] francisv: Which version of ubuntu are you using? [10:32] Hello guys [10:32] w4|k3r: 17.10 [10:32] francisv: Is sudo apt install not working? [10:32] w4|k3r: what should be the name of the file? [10:32] I mean, I have make [10:32] it works fine [10:32] but no texinfo files [10:32] can i upgrade from 17.10 to 18.04 ? xubuntu ? [10:33] or well, better say, the info is not hte same as the page I sent [10:33] francisv: Checking [10:33] francisv: sudo apt install texinfo [10:33] SlidingHorn: texinfo is in place [10:33] what is the best software for programming for beginner to make website [10:33] ? [10:34] if I do, `info make', a different document comes. I would like to have https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html in Texinfo [10:36] In example, I have https://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/automake.html in Texinfo [10:36] I would like to install the documentation of make in Texinfo as well [10:37] i'm bipolar and wont stand on single word or decision for long time.i download pics/videos.i delete them and again urge of doing so happends everytime in my mind. [10:37] In case i do collect download erotic stuff where i should put in online drive ? instead doing that,is it not good to store "link of the content" rather than content itself.....call by reference (of online) but not call by value (on premesis), pointers POV of c langauge.despite content moves away , but atleast 20% remains avaibale atleast out of 100, what do u say ? Whatever might be reason i am following with trend of bigdata, cloud com [10:37] puting, analytics, AI, automation, Machine & deep learning by doing this. [10:37] w4|k3r: thank you! would you happen to know what all those warning signs mean? [10:37] !ot | nikitha [10:37] nikitha: #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! [10:38] woo, -finally- got amdgpu working on 16.04. that shouldn't be so painful :( [10:38] hi [10:39] mdm_: howdy...what can we try to help you with? [10:40] Probably a better formulated question is: Anyone knows how to install Texinfo documentation for GNU make in Ubuntu 17.10? [10:40] rollingubuntu: What warnings are you talking about? [10:40] hm [10:41] i asked before how can i upgrade from 17.10 to 18.04 xubuntu [10:42] w4|k3r: the ubuntu wiki page you sent me, on the April section, every entry has a funny face like sign in front, if you hover over it will read "Warning" [10:43] mdm_, 18.04 isn't strictly supported here until its release next thursday. it's probably why no-one answered. my box is doing what you want right now, but it's offtopic in this channel. [10:44] rollingubuntu: Don't know for sure, but let me check [10:45] hi people [10:45] how are you? [10:45] mdm_, you could always ask on #ubuntu-discuss, or #ubuntu+1 (which is 18.04) [10:45] is the moment? [10:46] emachines: do you have an Ubuntu support question? [10:49] no,i am not [10:49] !ot > emachines [10:49] emachines, please see my private message [10:50] where? [10:50] im paraguayan [10:51] !ot | emachines [10:51] emachines: #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! [10:51] ok [10:52] i have not very time [10:52] in class... [10:56] Is there a repository to easily install GNU Texinfo documentation in Ubuntu 17.10? The documentation I refer to is: https://www.gnu.org/manual/manual.html [11:00] hello everybody [11:00] is ti possible to go from 18.04 beta 2 version to the new freeze? [11:01] francisv: just run "info" providing the package whose documentation you wish to read as an argument [11:02]