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budheswarbaghelhi there 🤗02:53
bfg-sneshello04:01
bfg-snesi installed this  software today04:01
bfg-snesand it is very very good04:01
calamarijeez.. pluma pauses constantly now04:04
calamarimate is so screwed up with this GTK+ 3 fetish the devs got04:05
calamariI guess I need to find a repo that has 1.12 and just reinstall that04:06
calamarigtk is the enemy, because the gnome devs are on crack. that's why mate was good in the first place.. gnome 3 bad, gnome 2 good04:07
enyccalamari: o dear!04:51
enyccalamari: I wonder if linuxmint-19 will do a better variant of MATE than that include more directly in ubuntu repos04:52
alkisgcalamari: you can keep using 16.04 if you want a gtk2 version05:18
alkisgNoone complains about gtk3. It's gnome 3 some people don't like05:18
alkisgAlso, "pauses"? How? Bug report?05:19
vin_hi05:27
HammitHi guys, I'm having some problems upgrading my system. Can I please have some help?09:56
sixwheeledbeast!ask10:20
ubottuPlease 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 !patience10:20
HammitUpgrading Ubuntu MATE won't work. How do I fix this?10:25
diogenes_Hammit, to wait10:34
sixwheeledbeastWhat version you upgrading from and to. Could do with a little more detail on versions and errors you are getting.10:36
HammitI have set the repo to "Main Server" (In Software & Updates, Download From:)10:37
HammitI'm using 17.10 and trying to upgrade to 18.0410:37
Hammitbut Software Updater keeps saying the computer is up to date10:38
HammitI've also followed the instructions on the Ubuntu Mate Blog for upgrading, but none of those work10:38
diogenes_because u have to wait10:39
HammitI can handle waiting, but for what?10:40
Hammita server file to get updated?10:40
diogenes_for a week or more10:40
Hammitoh, wow10:41
Hammitok, some work still to be done by the Ubuntu Mate team then10:42
diogenes_yes i guess because for instance read the instructions for kubuntu users and when they can upgrade10:42
diogenes_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes/Kubuntu10:43
diogenes_it says: Upgrades from 16.04 LTS may not be enabled until a few days after the 18.04.1 release expected in late July.10:43
diogenes_Upgrades from 17.10 will not be enabled until a few days after 18.04's release10:43
Hammityep. Good find. I did upgrade my Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS the other day10:44
HammitI had to use -d as an argument to do-release-upgrade10:44
Hammitdo-release-upgrade -d10:44
Hammitbut since this is 17.10, not an LTS upgrade, I thought it would pretty much be straight away10:45
diogenes_well that's all i can say because i don't use any kind of ubuntu, maybe someone more experienced in ubuntu's mate upgrade policy could explain better.10:45
Hammitwell, good find on the Kubuntu page anyway. thanks for that :)10:45
Hammitgreat that your able to lurk in ubuntu mate channel even when you don't use it10:46
diogenes_i try my best to help linux10:47
Hammit:D10:48
sixwheeledbeastUbuntu-Mate should be released AFAIK, apart from Pi build which will be timed for 18.04.1 release10:56
Hammitsixwheeledbeast: maybe it is released as ISO only atm11:03
sixwheeledbeastUpdate Manager should tell you if there is a new release.11:04
HammitHas anyone upgraded MATE from 17.10 yet?11:04
Hammithmm11:04
Hammitok, i just ignored the upgrade instructions on the blog and ran `do-release-upgrade` from the command line11:06
Hammitit said no new release found11:06
Hammiti re-ran it with `do-release-upgrade -d`11:06
sixwheeledbeastI haven't but I generally wait a little from the initial notification before I do anyway.11:07
Hammitand is now downloading a bunch of stuff for the apt update11:07
Hammitok, so the do-release-upgrade worked11:07
Hammitit's now saying on the command line that i can upgrade11:08
Hammitlooks like a bug to me11:08
sixwheeledbeastlets hope you get ubuntu-mate and not just the ubuntu packages.11:09
Hammityeah, i was just checking that then11:10
Hammitdo-release-upgrade -d --frontend=DistUpgradeViewGtk311:10
HammitI get the Ubuntu Release notes11:10
Hammiti think that may not be the right path to take11:10
Hammiti am checking the source code for /usr/lib/ubuntu-release-upgrader/check-new-release-gtk to see what to do here btw11:11
Hammitwell, what I may do is wait a few more days then, and if doesn't work a week after initial release, then I'll come back11:13
diogenes_Hammit, so we went back to my initial advice, to wait :)11:15
HammitYep. lolz11:16
Hammit:D11:17
Hammitalright, thanks for your help fellas11:17
Hammitcyas11:17
sixwheeledbeast!patience11:18
ubottuDon'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/11:18
lapagadoes mate have the ability to add a clock widget to the desktop and if so how12:37
lapagai have looked and everything seems from years ago12:38
sixwheeledbeastclock widget?12:52
diogenes_lapaga, no clue about mate clock widget, but try cairo-clock13:02
diogenes_that one should woek13:02
lapagaok13:12
just_jonis it possible to set the desktop clock to 12 hour and not 24 hour?13:54
just_jonin 18.0413:54
user1_hi everyone14:03
lapagajust_jon, just click on clock  pref and change14:04
just_jonI must be missing something, one second14:04
user1_i am using ubuntumate on a raspberry pi 3.. can upgrade to higher version?14:05
just_jonlapaga, I'm not seeing it, I've been using mate for years, is this something that went away in 18.0414:07
lapagajust_jon, when you right click on the time in the panel does it not show preferences as one of the option?14:08
just_jonit does say preferences, but I don't see a 12 hour clock as being an option one can set14:25
mate|44552hi all14:28
just_jonhttps://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-panel/issues/58014:28
just_jonI think I found something14:28
mate|44552how to install driver amd gallium?14:28
mate|44552i can't play video with vlc14:30
diogenes_mate|44552, u need codecs14:31
mate|44552how?14:32
diogenes_!codecs14:33
ubottuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/media.html  - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats14:33
markb1What's the "desktop stability" looking like, with 18.04 Mate?  I *think* (not 100% sure) there was some race condition w/Plank, locking up or greatly slowing mouse-activity in the Mate WM, for 17.10.  Curious.14:44
mate|9821hola descarge ubuntu-mate 32bit me pide contraseña y usuario15:00
mate|9821pasword15:01
mate|9821username and pasword for instalation15:02
gnugrmate|9821: please, try in English15:02
mate|9821español15:03
mate|9821uruguay15:03
diogenes_!es15:03
ubottuEn la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro.15:03
mate|9821no me ayudan15:04
mate|75975Hi community of Ubuntu MATE15:12
jj77Hello! Anyone knows where I can change the "Send telemetry" option in Ubuntu 18.04 Mate after first selection in the welcome screen? I can't find it again. Thanks!!15:46
gnugrjj77: not sure if it's what you meant, but try 'ubuntu-report -f send no'16:01
gnugror remove popularity-contest package16:02
jj77gnugr: thanks... btw the "ubuntu-report" man page doesn't seem to be complete. there's no documented "send no" option16:19
gnugrjj77: ubuntu-report --help?16:20
gnugrnote you don't need sudo for that16:20
jj77ok --help shows it. i was talking about the generated man page16:22
jj77btw. when i try to remote the popularity-contest-package there'e a dependency to ubuntu-standard. don't know whether this is a problem16:22
gnugrfor sure check in '/home/user/.cache/ubuntu-report16:23
jj77~/.cache/ubuntu-report$ cat ubuntu.18.0416:26
jj77{"OptOut": true}16:26
jj77ok but would be nicer to remove the whole package16:27
jj77everytime this metapackage is updates all dependend packages including popolarity-contest will be installed again with default settings i guess...?16:28
Alexander-47uhi all16:29
gnugrjj77: if you want to remove all spyware 'sudo apt purge ubuntu-report popularity-contest apport whoopsie' to avoid them phoning system16:52
jj77gnugr: thank you. hope the purging won't have negative effects due to dependencies or whatever...18:48
l0llip0phi! If I install minimal version of ubuntu-mate it doesn't include mutiny-desktop layout?18:55
l0llip0pAnd I'm talking about 18.04 version18:55
enycl0llip0p: are yo usaying you have found said layout is mirisg and surprised,  or you want to find out  to figure if you gcan get-away with minimal version, or what?18:58
diogenes_l0llip0p, i think you need a translator there :)18:59
l0llip0penyc: I trying to find out: does the minimal installation version include the mutiny?19:01
l0llip0pI'm not the fan of mutiny and hud implementation and if I install ubuntu-mate (which is most likely) I would like to get rid of them :P19:02
enycl0llip0p: it may be quickest and easty to jsut try it from boot-usb or so19:02
enycl0llip0p: you could just un-install the relevant package, likely19:02
l0llip0pI found the following link but It doesn't answer to my question :( https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu-mate.bionic/view/head:/desktop.minimal-remove19:03
l0llip0penyc: Yeah that is relevant option19:04
enycl0llip0p: do you know what file contaits the theme you are concerned by?19:04
l0llip0penyc: No I don't. I havent downloaded anything yet. Just doing research beforehand19:05
gnugrminimal ISO will use net to install system, doesn't mean less of it19:05
enycl0llip0p: i think you r best bet just to install normal version and set a stheme yu ar ehppy with19:06
enycgnugr: Aaaaah .. that wuld make sens..  I did see SOMEWHERE tsome ubunt nvariants having a 'minimal install' option  but thats probably DIFFERENT to minimal(netinst) disk image.19:06
l0llip0penyc: could be.. I just like to have extra things what I don't use out of my system19:07
enycl0llip0p: there wil be aloooads of pakceges you don't use... you could spend all day trying to sort it out19:07
l0llip0p:D19:07
enycl0llip0p: more important is you hav ethe things you do use  ad you aren't having  processes eating up CPU/RAM that acutally slow things down19:08
enycl0llip0p: a few extra files on disk is going ot be insignificant,  unless you are arcutally trying to sequeeeze installed system ino 2gb usb sitck or something...19:08
l0llip0penyc: good point19:08
enycl0llip0p: i.e. sort out the actual practical problems that acually matter19:08
enycl0llip0p: also, GENERALLY be aware 18.04 has some bugginess and if you haev a nicely working producion system on 16.04 you may be better to leave it until 18.04.1 comes out in july)19:09
l0llip0penyc: But do you know: The hud implemeation of ubuntu-mate theme isn't inlcluded in other theme environments?19:10
enycl0llip0p: i don't know19:10
enycl0llip0p: just install it and test it19:10
l0llip0penyc: Yeah that is my plan :) I don't have the extra time to install/energy it to my main system :P19:10
enycl0llip0p: what is your main system and how well does it work for you?19:11
l0llip0pI wouldn't like to use ubuntu-mate themes resources for pointless downloading if you know what I mena19:11
l0llip0penyc: My main system is lubuntu 16.04 unfortunately their implemeation of libbreoffice and other gtk3 applications is bugy19:12
enycl0llip0p: right, and so you've got a REASON to change19:12
enycl0llip0p: 18.04 MATE may be a good choice19:12
l0llip0pI used xubuntu for long time but unfortunately I needed to have better filemanager for stfp use19:13
enycl0llip0p: i wouldn't be worried by resources, just use local mirror site, record the 18.04 image, and it can be tested from usb-boot19:13
l0llip0pso I changed to lubuntu and my computer doesn't have enough memory for main ubuntu19:13
enycl0llip0p: RAM is often cheap to get/add19:13
enycl0llip0p: I've put in 3gb ram in loads of older laptops etc.19:14
l0llip0penyc: thinkpad's x200 bios didn't like when I changed the wifi-card19:14
enycl0llip0p: hrrm thats different to wifi... wifi has some regulatory-nonsense19:15
l0llip0pso I don't have the courage to risk with ram :D19:15
enycl0llip0p: /join #ibmthinkpad19:15
gnugrwireless-regdb is about to land soon in Debian/testing19:16
l0llip0pbut I'll try to download the image and make a live cd usb so I can test the environment because of your good advices ;)19:16
enycl0llip0p: also x200's can have  coreboot installed  instead of lenovo-bios but thats' not for faint-hearted19:17
enycl0llip0p: I'm quite sure upgrade x200 to 4gb ram can be done easily. you shouldn't be "worried"19:17
enycl0llip0p: I would understand the 'wifi lock' in bios  berause of FCC requirements and all that19:17
l0llip0penyc: I have look into it but unfortunately I don't have the courrage to install it yet. I need to have laptop because of my studies :/19:17
gnugrenyc: regulatory.db will be fixed soon19:18
l0llip0penyc: I look into it19:18
enycl0llip0p: /join #ibmthinkpad19:18
enycgnugr: whats' that got todo with anything?19:18
gnugrwith wifi's19:18
enycgnugr: hrrm a known 18.04 bug in general?19:22
enycgnugr: or something todo wiht l0llip0p's BIOS rejecting wifi adapter fun?19:22
gnugrkernel 4.15 has missing certificates for wireles-regdb19:22
enyco dear ;p19:22
gnugrhttps://salsa.debian.org/kernel-team/linux/commit/d948b7a44de01b3e6cffa6ff8109c00fb0a1afd919:27
gnugrenyc:  ^19:27
enycgnugr: fun =)19:37

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