[00:05] jrgilman: this seems like it might be helpful: http://www.noah.org/wiki/CapsLock_Remap_Howto [00:12] interesting.. it says to add "setxkbmap -option caps:none" to startup entry [00:12] .xprofile ? [00:16] ok so i set all the directories 775 recursively and all files 644 . how can i let other people in the group overwrite files? [00:16] also another question, I can't seem to find an answer but is there a way to move the current fullscreen application to my other monitor? I can't seem to find a shortcut for it [00:20] systemsettings > keyboard > shift super left/right [00:28] Is it possible to write an iso to a SATA hard drive (not a flash drive)? I'm curious if the machine would see it as a valid boot option and launch the iso. [00:29] I happen to have a spare hard drive, but no disk drive. I need to boot an iso that isn't supported by USB methods [00:30] FishPencil, you can, if you have grub installed already [00:30] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot [00:31] oerheks: using something like DD wouldn't take care of the bootloader? [00:32] I think I've done the same trick that makes a USB bootable on a spare hard drive like you're saying [00:32] But if you're intending to install the OS onto the same drive maybe oerheks link would be more appropriate [00:33] No [00:33] one drive to another [00:35] grub can boot the iso file if you appoint the path of iso [00:36] the outcome would be interesting [00:36] :-D [00:36] I'm looking to boot the iso just like as if it was a valid disk drive. Can a HDD be used like DVD drive if the data is identical [00:36] try it and let us know if you can boot from a dd-ed iso to hdd [00:37] will do [00:37] make sure you use sdb and not a partition sdb1 i guess [00:37] Do I have to do anything to clear what is already on the HDD? [00:38] or will DD take care of that [00:38] no, the 2st 2 gb will be used, the rest is unavailable, if you want to make that part read/write, casper rw [00:38] persistence part.. but i think that would be too much to test for now [00:40] your next issue will be; if you can boot, while installing, where to put grub bootloader.. [00:40] oerheks: it isn't a Unix iso [00:41] oh boy [00:42] what is it? [00:42] the outcome would be ̶i̶n̶t̶e̶r̶e̶s̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ more predictable [00:43] I'm just mainly curious if the BIOS of a machine will handle a DVD drive differently than a HDD [00:43] Or if it'll still boot to it [00:43] it is not an ubuntu issue. [00:44] Well I'll be using Ubuntu to do the iso->HDD [00:44] lol [00:44] That doesn't make it a Ubuntu issue [00:44] I agree [00:45] Just saying why I asked if DD would work here [00:45] FishPencil: IIRC, dd will take care of anything [00:45] you might want to lok for docs of your vendor howto prepare an OEM hdd, like https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview [00:50] ey guys [00:50] i just bought a new TP-Link TL-WN8200N but available networks are not shown === markkhosla is now known as barnaby [00:51] does anyone knows why is so?? im under new xubuntu 17 [00:51] please [00:51] any answer or guidance is MUCH apreciated [00:52] Maybe you didn't turn it on ? [00:52] oh jaja well it does not have any switch xamithan [00:52] The switch is in the OS [00:54] If you can see it using lsusb, run rfkill list all to see if it is blocked [00:55] i got my TP-Link TL-WN8200N plugged but not "enable wifi" option is shown [00:55] This might be relevant too: https://askubuntu.com/questions/904698/tp-link-tl-wn722n-cant-connect-on-17-04 [00:55] if you guys can help me aĺl be very thankfull [00:55] i'll be very very thankful [00:59] the famous RTL8192EU [01:00] already did that but stills no work xamindar [01:00] ups i meant xamithan [01:03] Welp, you might need to change the driver then. I have no idea which one to point you to as I don't have that card [01:04] ok thank you [01:04] i'll be here [01:04] maybe somebody else [01:04] There is this post I saw it has one for 16.04: https://askubuntu.com/questions/849958/install-driver-for-tl-wn8200nd-wireless-adapter-in-ubuntu-16-04/978875#978875 [01:05] done that before [01:05] but no [01:05] it seems like a good challenge [01:05] :/ [01:05] Looks like a problematic card, should have got an atheros chipset [01:05] http://forum.tp-link.com/showthread.php?105523-Can-t-use-TL-WN8200ND-with-Ubuntu their answer ... [01:06] but... if it works fine with windows there must be a way im sure [01:06] is just a matter of patience and time =) [01:06] sure, but the vendor refuses to write a driver, nor gives proper info [01:07] yes i know like many other times with so many other products i think [01:07] grab a cheap intel N card, and it will work OOTB [01:07] not, the RTL chips are famous in Linuxland.. [01:08] yes i've read === Guest74821 is now known as lauren [01:17] Hi, there === Jeff_ is now known as Guest92338 [01:20] Hi, I'm trying to get php-fpm installed and configured on 18.04 with apache. [01:21] and I need help [01:22] backnforth, unless I'm incorrect, I'd say #php and #httpd. [01:24] Hello fellows, i've struggled in a small problem with 18.04 Server. I want to setup a vServer and won't get netplan configured, because my Broadcast Adress is the same as my Gateway but this two are different from my assigned IP. Can someone point me how to setup manually broadcast adress on netplan? [01:24] Try #ubuntu-server [01:24] They know more about netplan [01:24] donofrio_, they recommended to come here to see how it's configured for my distro [01:24] lol k I'll goto mute [01:25] #php did sorry, not #httpd [01:25] I'll try #httpd then [01:27] What trouble you having with it backnforth ? There looks to be plenty of guides: https://websiteforstudents.com/how-to-run-apache2-with-php7-2-fpm-on-ubuntu-16-04-17-10-18-04/ [01:27] thanks xamithan, I couldn't find any [01:28] xamithan, is it OK to use a drupal with: [01:28] ebsiteforstudents.com/how-to-run-apache2-with-php7-2-fpm-on-ubuntu-16-04-17-10-18-04/ [01:28] xamithan xamindar xandowsk xar- xatr0z XenophonF xet7 Xionaba xit xMopx xoke_ xsacha xtr_ xttraces XXCoder xyzone[m] [01:28] thanks xamithan, I couldn't find any [01:28] * d9k_ (~d9k@net109207189018.pskovline.ru) has joined [01:28] * brownrecluse (~brownrecl@50.235.172.130) has joined [01:29] sorry about that [01:30] It should work fine with drupal [01:30] Oh good [01:30] Not sure why you want to use apache over nginx though [01:30] xamithan, good question. But work wants Apache. [01:32] xamithan, that link doesn't resolve [01:32] it does forme [01:33] the websiteforstudents one does [01:33] "Error resolving 'ebsiteforstudents.com': Name or service not known" [01:33] oh [01:33] It cut out that we [01:33] ¿alguien habla español? [01:33] petito [01:33] !es carlos [01:33] !es [01:33] En 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. [01:34] gracias, entonces no hay chat en español, ok buscaré ayuda allá [01:34] Thanks === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:42] Hi, there. The java cacerts is broken on 18.04. Java clients cannot connect to https certs due to java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty [01:44] I find a post saying purging and reinstalling openjdk may fix and it helped me. but I'm thinking whether it can be fixed when upgrading the packages [01:44] how can i help? [01:47] oh, sounds like this bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openjdk-9/+bug/1743139 [01:47] and this discussion, https://askubuntu.com/questions/971059/17-10-openjdk-and-oracle-jdk-8-and-9-the-trustanchors-parameter-must-be-non-empt [01:48] you might want to add yourself to that bugreport [01:50] looks like it's similar but not sure it is the exact same problem with the one i met...checking for it === root____ is now known as pythonandthesnak [02:00] whois pythonandthesnak [02:01] !rootirc [02:17] How do you completely disable ubuntu's wifi? [02:18] I don't want to disable wifi on boot, I want to prevent it from loading at boot at all [02:21] cluelessperson: "interface down" sort of option? [02:22] I know that in NetBSD it's possible to set the state of a NIC to "down" (or "up") in the relevant configuration file (e.g., /etc/ifconfig.wm0), and I'm guessing that it's probably very much the same in Ubuntu. [02:22] are u using gnome and network manager? have you tried to uncheck the 'Connect to this network automatically when available' remove wifi's profile in network manager? or disable NetworkManager? [02:22] Blacklisting the wifi driver will make it not load O.o [02:23] cluelessperson: I just checked, and all I'd have to on NetBSD is add "down" (without the quotation marks) on a line all by itself in the /etc/ifconfig.wm0 file. I think Ubuntu should be very much like that? [02:23] to : thanks. [02:31] Why is ubunto disabling irq11 [02:31] And ruining my nic connection === jorge is now known as Guest93205 [02:51] oi [02:51] sou novo no mundo linux [02:52] quero aprender as coisas [02:53] !es | marcelo_ [02:55] portugues (: [02:55] oh...well ubottu isn't responding anyway [02:55] hello [02:56] do we have separate channels for non-english convo? [02:57] oh well. they left. nvm. [02:57] brownrecluse: for most...portuguese is #ubuntu-pt I believe [03:00] brownrecluse: usually #ubuntu-pt for the Portuguese community, #ubuntu-br for help [03:00] well this is odd I'm getting read only filesystem errors for / after a power outage [03:01] but the thing is that system is on a working ups and it didn't power off [03:01] only thing that did power off was a different volume which I'm not currently talking about [03:06] ikkuranus: Were me, run a file system check :) [03:16] do I need to reboot into some recovery mode or something [03:19] ikkuranus, me I'd boot a live thumb drive (eg. install media) then fsck (it should be umounted; so in my eg. i'm using live as my mounted fs) [03:24] ikkuranus: ^^ fron a live environmentL my 1st check is ' sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sdXY ' where XY -> X is the drive. Y is the partition .. find our from ' sudo parted -l ' what the target is . [03:30] well the install media for ubuntu server 16x is worthless [03:31] went to rescue mode then opened a terminal and it has none of the tools [03:31] fsck lsblk etc [03:32] Why is ubuntu disabling irq11 disabling my network connection [03:32] i have internet access on remote server i want to tunnel sock proxy using firefox how to ssh to setting the purpose? [03:33] ikkuranus, okay i was thinking of desktop images [03:37] sock proxy sounds cool [03:40] anybody knows how to stop my computer to disable irq 11 [03:41] its a lentium 3 laptop [03:42] is GatewayPorts yes on sshd_config should be enabled Miguel2013 [03:46] Com ports and serial and parallel are disabled [03:48] i always get Secure Connection Failed Miguel2013 [03:48] https://unfettered.net/node/1332 [03:49] Update firmware/check drivers [03:51] im typing fro a ecured bluetooth conection [03:51] its a tiny keboard [03:53] hi all, I just upgraded to 18.04, and now my headphones are crackly and kinda slow I think whether plugged in to front or rear port [03:54] speakers on hdmi work fine tho [03:54] I've tried some random alsa-tools and pulseaudio fixes, but nothing seems to fix [03:54] not sure if should open bug, don't see anything exactly the same [03:54] lspci [03:55] anybody knows why ubuntu diales irq 11 [03:55] disables * [03:55] 00:1f.3 Audio device: Intel Corporation Sunrise Point-H HD Audio (rev 31) [03:55] ^is the offender [03:55] hi [03:56] hi === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [04:03] Hi, can someone help me with something? [04:04] I have an image I want to use as the background for my grub bootloader but it won't show. [04:06] Just wondering, is this thing working? [04:07] Grub Customizer [04:07] I tried Grub Customizer. The problem is with the image file. [04:07] It shows up in Gimp though. [04:08] NathanLundholm: Within: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MaintenanceFreeCustomGrub2Screen is a great guide to setting grub's background . [04:09] The image loads well with gimp, but it is not seen when you use it in the grub? [04:09] Sorri for my English [04:10] Zanget, correct. Bashing, that page says it HAS TO be the same size as screen resolution, is that correct? [04:10] NathanLundholm: Be aware there is a limited number of formats for the image that grub accepts . [04:10] If so then it has to be 1280x1024 I guess. So I need to convert it to png and resize it. [04:11] Right now it's a JPG [04:11] If it should be the same size as the resolution, but I would change the format also to .PNG [04:11] Doesnt the format have to be .png [04:11] Use a PNG image [04:11] NathanLundholm: best I recall JPG is acceptable . [04:12] Right now it's 752x470. Making it the size of the screen (1280x1024) would pixelate it. Guess I'll find a different picture. [04:12] Gotta be Vienna Boys Choir. [04:15] just change the PNG format if it does not work then if you have to change the size or the image, greetings. [04:15] just change the size of the image; [04:15] pixel away; [04:15] Ok everyone, goodbye [04:23] Ok hopefully that works. It's a png now. [04:23] NathanLundholm: I do not see that the image has to be as the sccreen resolution: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Displays . [04:25] It also says it has to be non-indexed. [04:25] How do I check if it's indexed or not? [04:26] NathanLundholm: I too do not recognize the term. sorry can not say here . [04:26] Ok thank you. Time to reboot and see if it works. [04:27] NathanLundholm: :) [04:29] It didn't work. [04:29] Grub sucks. [04:31] https://askubuntu.com/questions/105369/why-cant-i-see-the-image-changed-with-grub-customizer Here it says it does have to match screen size. [04:34] I moved my laptop and the screen is no in vertical, what the hell happened!!! [04:36] xxheeeeeeeeeeeeelo [04:36] heeeeeeeeelp [04:36] NathanLundholm_, can you give us 'cat /etc/default/grub | nc termbin.com 9999' [04:37] ops he is gone === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [04:47] What's best practice for assigning nginx/php-fpm write permissions on a project uploads directory? [04:48] Without just chmod 777 it? [04:51] well that was a failure [04:52] wrote an ubuntu desktop image to usb and when you go to try it without installing it just hangs at the ubuntu logo after 4 dots change to orange [04:53] ikkuranus: did you verify the download? [04:53] nope [04:54] ikkuranus, and how you wrote an ubuntu desktop image to usb [04:54] rufus [04:57] Okay, got it working! [04:57] Now the other issue... I have Ubuntu and Android installed. Ubuntu works fine. When I tell Grub to boot Android, Android begins to boot and then reboots the computer. Do you know what causes this? [04:58] Thanks for the help with the background picture issue. [05:00] hola [05:00] alguien que hable español? [05:01] Now the other issue... I have Ubuntu and Android installed. Ubuntu works fine. When I tell Grub to boot Android, Android begins to boot and then reboots the computer. Do you know what causes this? [05:01] zZzZzZ can you help me? [05:02] Why is the screen doing a rotation when I move the laptop? [05:02] My laptop is not touch screen I think. [05:04] I'm trying to dual-boot Ubuntu and Android, but when I tell Grub to boot into Android, it starts booting and then the whole computer reboots. Does anyone know what causes this? [05:04] !patience | NathanLundholm [05:04] NathanLundholm: Don'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/ [05:05] I checked all of those. [05:05] NathanLundholm: okay, well the first part still applies :) [05:06] I thought Android was compatible with a PC but I guess it can only function on phones. [05:08] yes the sha1 matches [05:11] For the new joiners: I'm trying to dual-boot Ubuntu and Android, but when I tell Grub to boot into Android, it starts booting and then the whole computer reboots. Does anyone know what causes this? [05:12] NathanLundholm: stop that please, you have been told to patient and you do it again [05:13] I am being patient but if I don't repeat once in a while new joiners didn't see what was typed before they joined. [05:13] ubuntu is booting x64 hardware properly is your statment? [05:14] NathanLundholm: once in a while doesnt mean repeat every few user joins [05:14] Okay... I guess once in a while means once every 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 human lifetimes right? [05:15] That's total bullshit. If I had an IRC chat room asking for help wouldn't be against the rules. [05:15] NathanLundholm? [05:15] Yes Buzzard? [05:15] your x64 hardware is working for ubutnu? [05:16] Yes. [05:16] the other os is emulation? [05:16] !language | NathanLundholm [05:16] NathanLundholm: 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 [05:16] The other OS is dual boot via Grub. [05:17] andriod hardware is not x64 hardware [05:17] android-x86-7.1-r2.iso is the image I burned. [05:18] So how do I make it work, Buzzard? [05:21] i think you need to use the 64 bit one [05:21] for your hardware [05:21] I tried that one and it just froze. [05:21] I guess Android won't work on PCs at all. === kekmeizter is now known as natten [05:22] i have seen it work but as emulation running under ubutnu [05:22] It doesn't work on PC's. [05:22] It's impossible. [05:22] on a pc [05:22] If it was possible someone in this room would know how. [05:23] have you tried emulations that did not work? [05:23] It didn't work. [05:23] That's why I decided to dual boot. [05:24] there are many of those [05:24] I think Android can't run on a PC. Only on a phone. [05:24] I've spent three weeks trying everything. [05:24] i know that it can be done, i have done that myself [05:25] Which Android file did you use? [05:25] there has been two andriod emulations that i have been able to boot [05:26] and run those without issues [05:26] Then it's just that Android can't possibly run on MY computer. [05:26] HP sucks. [05:27] did you try anbox? [05:27] Yes. [05:27] Didn't work. [05:28] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NxlvbjfVyM [05:28] it seems to work really well with ubutu [05:28] I tried it. It doesn't work. [05:29] Probably because my PC is HP [05:29] HP computers don't do anything well. [05:29] Which package for xenial installs lspci? pciutils doesn't install anything for me [05:30] i have not seen others with that issue you claim about HP x64 computers [05:30] Algebr: I think pacages.ubunutu.com lets you search for packages containing paritcular file [05:31] I'll just give up. I was going to put FreeDos on next so I'll format the Android partition and put FreeDos on that. [05:31] I'm over trying to run Android on a PC. If something's impossible it's not worth any more time. And I believe it's impossible. [05:32] it seems for you that is true [05:33] NathanLundholm: there are android os [05:34] Algebr: how did you manage to remove lspci? [05:34] n-iCe: None of them work [05:34] also there is an #android channel on this server, you might find better help about that there [05:34] Ever... at all [05:35] !find lspci [05:35] Found: W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W: (and 395 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=lspci&searchon=names&suite=artful§ion=all [05:35] hmm [05:35] Thanks Buzzard, I'll try there [05:36] remixos does not work? [05:36] it is really popular [05:37] !find lspci [05:37] remixos is dead [05:37] File lspci found in debian-installer, grc, grub-coreboot-bin, grub-coreboot-dbg, grub-efi-amd64-bin, grub-efi-amd64-dbg, grub-efi-ia32-bin, grub-efi-ia32-dbg, grub-ieee1275-bin, grub-ieee1275-dbg (and 8 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=lspci&mode=&suite=artful&arch=any [05:38] did not know that [05:40] NathanLundholm, if you dont mind a vm thers a few [05:42] has anyone experienced abnormal Bluetooth connection that wakes up machine seconds after suspend? [05:43] Gogeta, I tried like 20 or 30 [05:43] They don't work [05:43] the problem appears after I upgraded to 18.04 from 17.10 [05:44] NathanLundholm, note first boot of andorid takes a long time like 5 minuts [05:44] Nothing4You, also use 32bit not 64 [05:59] I'm using the docker syslog driver to log stuff from my application to syslog -> rsyslog -> loggly. However whenever i log an error. "journalctl -o verbose" and rsyslog/loggly detects it as "Informational" severity. [05:59] Anyone knows anything i can try? [06:01] hello all [06:01] what does this mean ---> kernel: [474089.030686] audit: type=1400 audit(1525759159.180:46648): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="/usr/sbin/mysqld" name="/proc/37477/status" pid=37477 comm="mysqld" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=113 ouid=113 <--- ? [06:01] can't start mysql 5.7 without it on xenial [06:01] hi [06:02] Does it need to have virtualization support on cpu for running docker? [06:08] Haris: see the answer here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/916009/mysql-wont-start-because-of-apparmor [06:10] I have experienced a similar problem to this one: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1030155/youtube-video-lag-on-18-04 [06:11] any ideas? dmesg etc looks all normal [06:15] I have a shell script that log into a remote machine via ssh and sources bashrc from of the remote machine. I am getting "PS1: unbound variable" [06:18] gogeta: i am using 64 bit [06:23] m2_teknix: you need to set your prompt variable. default looks something like this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/z864xJx7y8 [06:42] is there a command that's chgrp and chown in one? i'm lazy! [06:42] got it done [06:42] https://askubuntu.com/questions/916009/mysql-wont-start-because-of-apparmor [06:42] zenox: chown user:group file [06:43] why hasn't this been put in updates in xenial yet ? [06:43] EriC^^, nice! thanks that's saved me a few keystrokes! [06:43] :D [06:44] hi [06:44] hello [06:44] how can I install tor-broser? [06:44] !tor [06:44] Tor is a program to route connections through several servers for anonymity. It is in Ubuntu's repositories, but the Tor Project recommends using their Tor packages due to past issues with Ubuntu's. For setup info, see option (2) of https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en [06:45] sudo apt-get install tor [06:45] can everybody help me? [06:45] !tor | taaher13 [06:45] taaher13: Tor is a program to route connections through several servers for anonymity. It is in Ubuntu's repositories, but the Tor Project recommends using their Tor packages due to past issues with Ubuntu's. For setup info, see option (2) of https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en [06:46] tnx a lot friends [06:47] hi [06:47] i thought tor stopped being "anonymous" years ago [06:51] <`whoami`> not sure why you're saying this [07:09] hi gents, as mentioned yesterday i'm trying to get flash (yeah 'ye oldie flash) working in opera and/or firefox. I know HTML5 is better but old web app is old [07:09] i installed the ubuntu-restricted-packages but that didn't seem to do the trick [07:11] TheEagerPadawan: install adobe-flashplugin [07:11] TheEagerPadawan: doesn't pepperflash work? [07:16] yeah forgot about good old pepperflash :) [07:16] thanks gents ^^ [07:16] so now that works i can safely deinstall the ubuntu-extra-packages right? [07:17] sure, that uninstalls adobe-flashplugin safely [07:18] restart your browser after that * [07:18] yup been there done that [07:23] The cleanup after do-release-upgrade removes old packages, if you want to, but it doesn't actually purge them; it just removes them. Should I remove the packages in " dpkg -l | grep ^r " It's just configuration files, really. [07:28] can we upgrade php from 5.5.9 to 5.6.x on 14.04 ? [07:29] Haris, not, unless you are willing to use a PPA [07:32] mhh just build my first docker image... the others i have are like 80mb, i build it on ubuntu:latest added mysql, nginx, php inside the image (for code testing purposes only) and it's at 801MB! === Mr_Pan is now known as Guest42826 [07:42] Hi. How is this package called again offering alternative system settings which also include cloud storage accounts like google? [07:42] (I'm on xenial) [07:42] I know i've got it installed but i can't identify it anymore. A friend was asking for it [07:49] Anticom: not sure what you're referring to, but there's `gnome-tweak-tool` (and `unity-tweak-tool`, prior to 17.10) [07:51] Hi all. I investigate how to make a VirtualBox VM autostart at system boottime in Ubuntu 18.04 (as a system service). It can be ran headless, but I prefer to also be able to control this vm in the VirtualBox GUI. Asking in #virtualbox and reading the manual does not provide definite answers https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#autostart-linux Anyone able to help? [07:52] Or is there a better way to do it, using something else than virtualbox? [07:52] Anticom: oh there's also `gnome-control-center` [07:55] SSMAdmin: I don't know about the autostart, but I know there is KVM, which also can be used for virtualization. === sword_sm1th is now known as sword_smith [07:56] SSMAdmin: apparently, it has a `virsh autostart vmName` command [07:56] gnome-control-center was the one i was looking for [07:56] cheers Norux [07:56] !yay | anticom [07:56] anticom: Glad you made it! :-) [07:57] btw are there any major issues when upgrading from 16.04 to 18.04 known yet? [07:57] Norux, thank you, i check out KVM [07:57] e.g. what am i supposed to do with red shift? unistall it manually or does ubuntu this during the distro upgrade for me? [07:58] SSMAdmin: maybe this will be helpful too: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/rhel-centos-linux-kvm-virtualization-start-virtual-machine-guest/ [07:58] damn, gotta go. Till later o/ [07:58] bye :) === mar77i_ is now known as mar77i [08:14] Any macOS theme for ubuntu gnome 1804 out there? [08:14] Error: Gnome bug 1804 could not be found [08:17] sliddis: previous themes should work. Gnome themes isn't specifically made for one distribution version === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus [08:32] ubottu: dumb bot === pawiecki_ is now known as pawiecki === mar77i_ is now known as mar77i [08:42] is that use OpenCV in the example of the video recognition in Nivida jetson TX1? [08:51] Could someone tell me about the IRC of nvidia? [08:54] Peter2: /join #nvidia [08:55] thanks [09:03] Let's say I have package D which is a base dependency for many packages. I want to install new package N. Can I apt install N without also updating D? [09:03] N depends on D in this example [09:05] rangergord: depends if the dependency is such that N doesn't need to be built against specific version of D, due to ABI changes. [09:06] eg, if N can use that specific version of D without being specifically built against it, or IS built against that version of D. [09:07] rangergord: if you have D-0.7 but N needs >=D-0.9, no. [09:07] that's not the case [09:08] I'm certain the app will work on the slightly older Python 2.7, even if there's a new patch release [09:08] Hi, I'm trying to figure out what the best keyring would be to install on a headless machine. gnome-keyring seems to have lots of dependencies. [09:08] rangergord: that specific build of the package, or the package in general? [09:10] the package in general. I'm pretty sure the package hasn't actually been updated, it's just that the base dependency (Python) gets non-stop security updates I don't care about. [09:34] hey, does anybody know how the official ubuntu images are generated [09:34] live-build still uses genisoimage while the official images are generated with xorriso IIRC [09:34]