Heston | hell guys, after I dd xubuntu 18.04 to my usb, should there be 2 partitions? | 04:37 |
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Heston | appears its normal | 04:49 |
guiverc | Just a quick note: I'm loving xubuntu 18.04, and really love the PulseAudio Panel Plugin !! Thanks guys&gals! | 05:19 |
cfhowlett | :) | 05:21 |
flocculant | bluesabre: ^^ | 05:24 |
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sm0rux | I have a Asus VivoBook S410U. Xubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 doesn't find the Wifi. Any solution? Thanks in advance! | 07:05 |
well_laid_lawn | sm0rux: the net doesn't have much to say on that device - it seems like it could be a bit new | 07:09 |
well_laid_lawn | !wifi | 07:09 |
ubottu | Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 07:09 |
sm0rux | THanks | 07:10 |
antimist | Question, I just loaded up the live cd for the Ubuntu 18, and made a backup of my Ubuntu 17 drive to an external HDD and shutdown. Now for some reason I get an I/O error everywhere on that partition (Windows works fine). And my SMART status on the drive is a 100%, running a test now, but no results yet | 08:12 |
antimist | The test results produce no error | 08:12 |
antimist | The sector issue did not persist before the live cd | 08:13 |
antimist | it's the Xubuntu 18 live cd | 08:13 |
antimist | any help? | 08:15 |
antimist | I realize that it's a drive thing | 08:15 |
well_laid_lawn | antimist: did the backup bork your 17 install? | 08:46 |
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lovetruth | hello :) | 11:15 |
lovetruth | can anyone tell me how to *completely* turn off any "suspend", "sleep" and so on on my laptop with Xubuntu 16.04 ?... | 11:16 |
lovetruth | enabled "Presentation mode"... hope it will be enough... :) | 11:20 |
Spass | hello lovetruth, yes "Presentation mode" should do just that :) | 11:28 |
Spass | and you can change settings in xfce4-power-manager-settings | 11:29 |
analogical | what is the equivalent of the synaptic package manager in Xubuntu? | 13:04 |
Spass | you can install and use Synaptic in Xubuntu (sudo apt install synaptic), and gnome-software is installed by default | 13:06 |
analogical | Spass, what tool can I use to uninstall software? | 13:11 |
Spass | You can use gnome-software (GUI, installed by default), terminal (sudo apt remove <package>) or in Synaptic (if you installed it) | 13:14 |
Spass | If your language is English gnome-software is called "Software", you can find it in the menu. | 13:15 |
N0neatme | Hey all, quick question, I'm trying to use the free space checker panel widget but my mount point name is to big for the text field, what should I do | 13:23 |
Spass | hello N0neatme, well, you could change the mount point in /etc/fstab or using GUI (gnome-disks) | 13:34 |
Spass | But it's strange that the plugin won't let you enter longer paths, maybe it's worth to submit a bug? | 13:35 |
Spass | (by changing the mount point I meant to choose a shorter path for it) | 13:37 |
N0neatme | Hm, yes, thats a good idea, but the problem is I already set it up with samba, apache and everything. Changing it would mean a lot of work to configure everything again | 13:39 |
N0neatme | Is it possible to create some sort of symlink to the mount point which I can use for the widget? | 13:40 |
Spass | Yeah, try with a symlink, it might work. | 13:46 |
Spass | Just checked, it worked, good workaround :) | 13:48 |
N0neatme | Oh nice, I also just did. Seems to work ;) Thanks for your help | 13:51 |
Spass | You came up with it yourself :) | 13:53 |
Spass | I've just learned a new thing thanks to that, but still, that plugin should work with longer paths out of the box. | 13:54 |
flocculant | Spass: from NEWS in the fsguard source "Now it's possible to add mountpoints with max 32 chars" | 15:08 |
Spass | flocculant, thanks, good to know | 15:19 |
flocculant | np | 15:27 |
alsetema | Hello there! I have read 18.04 has been released just two days ago. I have been trying to do "do-release upgrade" and changing the paramentres of the update manager from lts to normal and it still says no new release found when running the command | 16:40 |
KitsuWhooa | Hey, just a quick thing I noticed while trying to download 18.04 | 16:42 |
KitsuWhooa | https://xubuntu.org/release/18-04/ | 16:42 |
KitsuWhooa | "Xubuntu 18.04 is an LTS release which was be released in April 2018." should probably be changed to "which was released" | 16:42 |
KitsuWhooa | Not sure if the right person to contact is in here, but I thought it was worth mentioning | 16:43 |
flocculant | KitsuWhooa: thanks I'll sort that shortly | 16:45 |
KitsuWhooa | np | 16:46 |
Norden | I think do-release-upgrade won't upgrade to a new LTS before the first point release | 16:46 |
flocculant | alsetema: lts to lts upgrades are due at the first point release in July, normal upgrade will happen 'shortly' | 16:46 |
alsetema | I am running 17.10 | 16:47 |
alsetema | so pretty much the images are available already but they have not released the upgrades to terminal and so? | 16:47 |
flocculant | pretty much | 16:47 |
flocculant | KitsuWhooa: all done - thanks for letting us know :) | 16:49 |
KitsuWhooa | Excellent! You're welcome | 16:49 |
alsetema | i see... thank you very much | 16:50 |
flocculant | alsetema: likely to be a few days from release | 16:51 |
alsetema | perhaps tomorrow monday | 16:51 |
flocculant | possibly - I'm really not sure when upgrades actually roll out - I've been using 18.04 since a few weeks after 17.10 was released | 16:52 |
alsetema | Damn, since so early, flocculant? | 17:05 |
flocculant | alsetema: I test it :) | 17:06 |
Spass | alsetema, you can force upgrade if you want, see this tutorial - https://itsfoss.com/upgrade-ubuntu-version/ | 17:14 |
flocculant | Spass: and what if they're not releasing it just yet because of bugs they want to fix? | 17:15 |
Spass | true, I'm not saying that I recommend it ;) but it's possible and I know someone that did it this way without any hiccups | 17:17 |
Spass | but yeah, forcing an upgrade is just that - FORCING an upgrade | 17:17 |
Spass | I'll wait patiently on my 17.10 | 17:18 |
Spass | btw, I just did a fresh 18.04 install on my laptop, works like a champ | 17:20 |
Javabean | ... did a fresh install on a dell optiplex 755(core 2 duo) it works good 2 | 17:21 |
alsetema | flocculant: youre a tester for ubuntu? :O | 17:33 |
flocculant | xubuntu - yes | 17:33 |
spreeuw | so when I install the xubuntu meta package on a regular 18.04 it should be near identical right? | 18:28 |
spreeuw | shocked at how bad fonts look on default ubunti | 18:28 |
sithlord666 | hey everyone | 18:41 |
sithlord666 | i have a amd apu how do i install the amd drivers and where can i find them ? | 18:42 |
well_laid_lawn | !amd | 18:51 |
ubottu | Open driver for AMD cards: amdgpu (cards >= GCN1.2 aka GCN 3rd gen), radeon (older cards). Closed drivers: amdgpu-pro (>= GCN1.2) fglrx (older cards, unsupported by AMD in 16.04+). For info on GCN levels, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units . For fglrx info, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD | 18:51 |
MoL0ToV | hi, with xubuntu 18.04LTS the wifi icon is displayed 2 time in the panel. Is a bug? | 19:27 |
MoL0ToV | one smaller and another bigger | 19:27 |
krytarik | MoL0ToV: Yes, that's LP bug 1761606. | 19:30 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1761606 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu) "Two Wi-Fi network applets appear after logging back into live-usb Lubuntu 18.04 session." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1761606 | 19:31 |
MoL0ToV | ok so i wait until is resolved | 19:31 |
MoL0ToV | there is no very problem only esthetic | 19:32 |
ondondil | tbh I had the same problem with redshift-gtk and psensor | 19:35 |
ondondil | I restart the panel after system boots as a workaround | 19:36 |
_0bitcount | It takes a long time to change from the terminals (Ctrl + Alt + Fn) to F7 (X). Any ideas? | 19:57 |
_0bitcount | in 18.04 | 19:57 |
MoL0ToV | my system is fast switching with ctrl alt fn | 20:01 |
xubuntu53i | hello, am I online? | 21:15 |
xubuntu53i | GGG | 21:16 |
Heston | the computer says no | 21:19 |
fabioluciano | o.o | 21:23 |
nhilterbrand | Hello | 22:45 |
nhilterbrand | Anybody using 18.04 and Virtualbox on it? I am having an issue while trying to install the virtualbox-ext-pack | 22:46 |
lapaga | nhilterbrand, i am not positive but you might need to install gcc and make (i vaguely remember something like that) | 22:48 |
nhilterbrand | Got those installed already, lapaga. | 22:49 |
nhilterbrand | The error is odd | 22:49 |
nhilterbrand | Hash mismatch Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-5.2.10.vbox-extpack: expected 8c31bc1d0337e6668e0d9140defc6deaf265087f855783dd09b873a064a70703, or wrong accept-license key | 22:49 |
krytarik | LP bug 1767402. | 22:53 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1767402 in virtualbox-ext-pack (Ubuntu) "hash mismatch or wrong accept-license key trying to install virtualbox-ext-pack 5.2.10" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1767402 | 22:53 |
nhilterbrand | Thanks, ubottu. My next question was going to be "where do I log this bug"... but somebody beat me to it | 22:55 |
nhilterbrand | I was able to download the extension pack from the website and get VBox running, so no harm, no foul | 22:55 |
nhilterbrand | Thanks! | 22:55 |
krytarik | ubottu is a bot. | 22:56 |
ubottu | Yes, I can confirm that I am a bot. For more information, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 22:56 |
krytarik | Ok cool, and as I understand, it's in the process of being fixed. | 22:57 |
nhilterbrand | Well, ubottu is a helpful bot. | 23:10 |
krytarik | nhilterbrand: https://tracker.debian.org/news/952822/accepted-virtualbox-ext-pack-5210-4-source-into-unstable/ - the fix is already in Debian at least, that is. | 23:21 |
nhilterbrand | krytarik, thanks! | 23:22 |
krytarik | Sure. | 23:23 |
nhilterbrand | I will give it another try in awhile | 23:23 |
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