[04:34] <ktechmidas> frigging banks...
[04:34] <ktechmidas> "We will be waiving all overdraft fees and interest charges for all of our retail and small business customers for April."
[04:34] <ktechmidas> what about your personal users who have been trying to fix their overdraft for the last 7 days you arses :(
[04:34] <ktechmidas> oh
[04:34] <ktechmidas> sorry
[04:34] <ktechmidas> wrong room
[04:35] <ktechmidas> really sorry guys... I will just uh... be quiet now...
[05:35] <enyc> ktechmidas: lol  ist this TSB cockup? ;-)
[07:21] <fego> /5/1
[07:36] <enyc> fego: ??
[19:14] <phoenix_firebrd> if I use -d switch to upgrade to 18.04 from 17.04  using the dist-upgrade command. Will my system point to 18.10 or 18.04?
[19:15] <krytarik> You won't switch to a devel channel kind of this way, no.
[19:16] <phoenix_firebrd> krytarik: so my urls in the dpkg source will point to stable channel?
[19:25] <dax> as of right now, -d will put you on bionic
[19:25] <dax> at some point in the future, -d will put you on the development release
[19:25] <dax> and yes, sources.list will point at bionic right now
[19:47] <phoenix_firebrd> dax: "at some point in the future, -d will put you on the development release", meaning if I run the command again at some point of time right?
[19:48] <dax> yes
[19:48] <phoenix_firebrd> dax: sorry, once again my sources.list will point to stable channel right?
[19:49] <dax> ubuntu doesn't set up your machine to point at channels, it points at specific releases
[19:49] <dax> and yes, sources.list will point at bionic
[19:50] <phoenix_firebrd> dax: during the upgrade my backports channel if already added will be disabled?
[19:50] <dax> not sure. I think so.
[19:50] <phoenix_firebrd> dax: ok, thanks a lot for the suport
[19:57] <krytarik> It's a PPA, so yes.
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[23:09] <blazeme8> I just updated my bionic beta install to the latest available. Gnome 3.26.2 -> 3.28.1 was included in the update. Many of the graphics in Gnome have become blocky and pixelated 
[23:09] <blazeme8> The text and icons in the top bar as well as icons on the doc
[23:10] <blazeme8> I use 150% fractional scaling, and the issue goes away if I go down to 100%. But at 200% scale it is worse 
[23:10] <blazeme8> My previous version of gnome didn't have this problem, seems like a regression
[23:11] <blazeme8> has anyone else experienced this?