[00:00] case`: you can run "software & updates" and to to "additional drivers" to switch between them === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [00:01] Skaface:yes that was what i was thinking, You should be ok RoadRunner, i don't think it will be a problem if you remove the driver [00:02] *but* it's not an ubuntu solution, so it's still good to bring attention to the fact that something in the ubuntu audio stack that s supposed to work OOTB, can break. I'd want to know which pkg the script that fires up the jack-pulse bridge by default, is a part of, and if there was an update that messed up something there [00:03] Skaface: RoadRunner is weary of removing driver, doesn't want a dead screen [00:04] If you get a black screen after removing the nvidia driver just use the nomodeset to boot [00:04] case`: I can see how to switch btw nvidia drivers but not how to remove all of them and I seem to recall xamithan saying that the driver in option 2 is actually more likely to create a black screen in a card switch... [00:04] Some cards don't like the open source novedau driver [00:04] he should be ok, doesnt it have multiple drivers installed all the time anyway and detects your card on bootup? [00:05] *nouveau i mean [00:06] Skaface82: again, here is my current driver instal situation: https://imgur.com/a/EClJjtn [00:07] Skaface I agree.. [00:08] RoadRunner: just switch back to the default nouveau driver first to make sure [00:08] then it should be ok [00:08] RoadRunner: I think it would be safe to revert to nouveau [00:09] my main issue is: the comp in question doesn't currently have internet connectivity and if I lose the current driver and xubuntu isn't going to automaticaly load a new one (amd), I don't want to be left with a black screen [00:09] anybody know how to turn OFF the heckin ridiculous systemd dhcp-related stuff on _only one_ interface? === INSTAKILLAH is now known as erasmus [00:09] RoadRunner: the main problem your likely to have is issues with 3d acceleration and whatnot, but you have a pretty decent chance of it just working [00:09] systemd-networkd (thanks netplan!) keeps adding a secondary and broken route to my system and systemd-resolved is trying to resolve over that same link (when it's a NAT gateway with active dhcp served by another source) [00:10] even if theres no hardware acceleration [00:10] RoadRunner, you could also sneakernet the packages you need across on a USB [00:10] As far as I am aware the AMDGPU driver is included by default in 16.04 or above [00:10] RoadRunner:Have you a media device you could download the driver onto usb/disc ? [00:11] I may be wrong as I do not have any radeon cards [00:11] I feel you would be safe enough [00:11] yeah just do it [00:12] infowolfe: case`: the basic question is: Is the amd driver already present on my HD in a kernel extra package? [00:12] RoadRunner, probably not [00:12] i mean it might be, but i don't use amd, certainly if it's in multiverse or in a ppa it's not [00:13] if not, how would I get it (with dependencies) onto a usb? [00:13] will, prob, never know for sure what dependencies it needs [00:13] "If you're running Ubuntu 16.04 or above, you already have the open source AMD drivers installed. They're integrated into mesa and the linux kernel" [00:13] If you are still worried just download the package from AMD website [00:15] Have to agree with xamithan~: Should be safe, but if apprehensive d'load driver package [00:16] Helo Working On Assigning Virtual Workspace 2 To Virtual Display 1 Anybody Have Anything [00:16] xamithan: if you are sure that the amd driver is already on board and will kick in on next reboot, then do I even need to remove my current nvidia one? [00:17] Theoretically it should detect and load the right one. I've never switched from nvidia to radeon though ;P [00:18] I was reading that I should not edit my apache.conf file directly, and instread should create a new directory in my apache2 directory called conf.d and then I am free to place my customized config files in there. Is that correct? [00:18] Why not try to uinstall it now while you got an internet connection and use the open source nvidia driver [00:19] bdazz: That is best practices, yes. It should already have some type of .d directory there though [00:20] Sorry not a .d, it is called sites-enabled in ubuntu [00:21] xamithan: thank you. During review my apache2 directory was missing any directory with the .d at the end. I am going to create a problem in my custom config file and resart the service to make sure its reading. Thank you! [00:21] xamithan: Installing both Radeon and Nvidia drives concurrently is problemmatic, they both want to use an OpenGL shared library of their own compiling [00:22] ( whichever one gets installed last is the shared lib that gets installed, and then the other one won't work ) [00:22] dpb1, btw, i blame you for netplan being braindead. That is all. [00:22] quit [00:22] QUIT [00:23] you missing a / before ... [00:23] oh [00:23] Hi again [00:24] Sorry I should have take a prtscreen to the chat because now i cant remember the nicknames of the ones that helped me :/ === ptr_ is now known as pipegeek [00:25] I used boot repair to repair the grub and i started ubuntu with nomodeset but now i dont know what to do. I have tty 1-6 but no GUI on 7 [00:25] now for the internet connection problem: had a problem with a kernel update on one comp - became unbootable; fixed that but still can't connect to internet. Can ping 8.8.8.8 but not google.com which seems to point to a DNS issue. Was in a network with auto DHCP, now connected in a network with static ip's - no diff. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7FYDvcPc5x/ [00:26] whats missing? I have a dell 9560 . should i aim to install nvidia driver somehow? [00:28] tes [00:28] halo [00:28] If you have a nvidia graphics card, yeah install it [00:29] apt install nvidia-384 (or whatever version you need) [00:29] i using ubuntu matee [00:30] i have a problem [00:32] I'm having problems connecting to vpn sometimes. It usually works if i restart the computer. Here's syslog of a failed attempt https://paste.pound-python.org/raw/7kIr4IIEXvbrBbe4v2EP/ [00:32] hello guys ,, how can i get a free visa card ? [00:33] oops wrong channel, (tho if anybody can help please do) [00:33] xamithan: I did some more digging. In the latest version of apache (2.4) they have changed guidance: "conf-available: this directory contains available configuration files. All files that were previously in /etc/apache2/conf.d should be moved to /etc/apache2/conf-available." [00:34] Yeah, I looked and all my vhosts are in sites-enabled or sites-available [00:36] xamithan: it's good for me to learn this general rule of thumb though thank you again. [00:36] network gurus, anyone? [00:36] ##networking [00:36] but it likely is ubuntu specific... [00:37] What does /etc/resolv.conf say ? [00:37] sec [00:38] If resolvconf is running DNS should be working [00:40] xamithan: resolv.conf says: nameserver 127.0.0.53 search telus [00:40] Is it a link to /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf ? [00:42] xamithan: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/WrmPqZR5fP/ [00:43] Looks right, are your actual nameservers there if you do systemd-resolve --status ? [00:47] xamithan: I must be typing is something wrong... its not recognizing the command [00:48] *in [00:48] space btw resolve and --status right? [00:49] RoadRunner: yes [00:49] What version you running? I assume this is 17.10 or 18.04 [00:50] Maybe your systemd-resolved service isn't running [00:50] "systemctl status systemd-resolved" it says active (running) ? [00:50] 16.04 [00:51] Oh nevermind then [00:52] am getting "systemd-resolve - unrecognized option "--status" [00:52] 16.04 still uses resolvconf service. "dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf" might fix it [00:52] Beyond that, someone else might know [00:53] can'[t use packages - no connection :( [00:53] That command shouldn't need it [00:53] RoadRunner, it won't redownload [00:53] kostkon: ? [00:55] salut [01:00] my point is, the comp by now was tried in two networks with 2 diff routers; it used to work in both environments and now works in neither; no router settings were changed in either and from what I understand kernel updates (what created the problem) aren't suppose to affect /etc/resolv.conf (which also seems to look ok). So any other ideas? [01:01] Only other idea I got is to make sure networkmanager isn't using dnsmasq if that dpkg-reconfigure didn't work [01:02] I doubt that would happen though unless you upgraded from 14.04 [01:04] xamithan: no that was a new 16.04 install [01:05] Well try ##networking. They are actually talking about resolvconf and systemd-resolve right now [01:05] xamithan: ok, thanks === deathonater is now known as Smeef [01:15] hi, folks :) [01:15] hello [01:16] a question: I'm running ubuntu artful, and finding that it's surprisingly non-obvious (to me) how to go about adding dvorak as one of the input sources. [01:17] If I go into Settings => Region & Language and add an input source, I'm initially given four common English layouts (none of which is dvorak) [01:17] when I click "..." to show more options, I get a list of countries' English layouts (still no dvorak) [01:18] and when I finally click on "other", I get other language's layouts. Dvorak *does* appear in this list, but only for languages other than english. [01:18] any idea how to set English (Dvorak)? haha [01:19] https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/keyboard-layouts.html pipegeek [01:22] https://websiteforstudents.com/change-ubuntu-17-10-keyboard-layout-to-your-native-language/ pipegeek [01:22] check those two links pipegeek [01:23] the first one unfortunately doesn't seem to have helped. Running that gsettings command resulted in a warning that it was using the "memory" backend, and nothing seems to have changed [01:23] and the second one shows English (Dvorak) appearing in the list of options, which it doesn't. [01:23] bazhang [01:24] the warning incidentally was as follows: [01:24] GLib-GIO-Message: Using the 'memory' GSettings backend. Your settings will not be saved or shared with other applications. [01:24] I appreciate the help :) [01:25] hello, how can i set my persistent ubuntu usb to skip this screen? and go straight to "try ubuntu"? https://bit.ly/2rA5qqj [01:26] bazhang, I just set that dconf setting using dconf-editor, and that *did* seem to have an effect --- but the effect was to add more options to the "other languages" set [01:27] it seems that there's three sets of input sources you can choose from --- the initial four common options, then a set of english sources that is always the same, then *all* sources with english specifically excluded [01:27] and English (Dvorak) is in none of those sets. [01:28] im on ubuntu how can i change to gnome without installling ubuntu gnome? [01:28] i mean im with unity but i would like to have gnome instead unity [01:28] I can send screenshots if it's helpful. [01:29] stan7, which version and shell of gnome3 [01:29] stan7, then you'd want to install gnome-shell [01:29] apt-get install gnome-shell? [01:30] How can i set my persistent ubuntu usb to skip this screen? and go straight to "try ubuntu"? https://bit.ly/2rA5qqj [01:30] with sudo [01:30] and it will change automatically? [01:31] from unity to gnome? [01:31] you need to logout and choose from the login screen [01:31] thanks a lot [01:31] np [01:32] oooooooh. [01:32] it's another level in. Clicking "English (US)" results in another list of actual layouts [01:32] I'm dumb [01:32] thanks anyway [01:32] welcome [01:33] Austin____: I cannot answer you, but I can try suggest: if your ubuntu on th usb is still in .iso format, it may be rather complicated, but otherwise, you need to find out what the stick uses for booting, and read up on it, e.g. 'man -k syslinux' or 'man -k isolinux' in a terminal. that should point you to what the file is that determines boot menu and behaviour [01:34] aloo_shu: thanks :) [01:34] just upgraded to 18.04. am I really stuck compiling vim from source if I need Python (2) support? [01:34] someone helpfully decided that vim-gtk3 should only support Python 3 for some reason. and my scripts are Python 2 [01:35] Austin____: if you used unetbootin, it will be a little different still [01:36] i used liliusb [01:36] don't know it [01:36] el free to ask others [01:36] linux live usb? [01:36] feel free [01:36] ok, ta [01:37] apt upgrade found like 20 kernels. is there something that will get rid of most of them? this didn't do it: apt-get autoremove --purge === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:37] CarlFK: old kernel versions? that should do it unless you have marked them as manually installed [01:38] i had to manually remove all mine [01:38] and i never manually installed em [01:38] DocPlatypus: python is available : " sysop@x1804mini:~$ apt policy python >> Installed: 2.7.15~rc1-1 " . [01:39] DocPlatypus: huh. it's a hosted VM, that is a little too small, so I may move everything to a new one and it won't matter for a while ;) [01:40] Bashing-om: support for Python within vim. i.e. vim --version | grep '+python' [01:40] DocPlatypus: check out the vim-nox-py2 package? [01:41] just a guess [01:41] im already in gnome bazhang, thanks a lot [01:41] oh wait === Night is now known as Guest9020 [01:41] that's not bionic beaver [01:41] i'm on the wrong laptop :) [01:42] How do I configure a static route in 16.04 to persist on reboot? tried up ip route add ... does not work. [01:42] evulish: yeah bionic only has vim, vim-gtk3, vim-tiny, vim-athena, vim-gtk [01:42] (in the /etc/network/interfaces file of course) [01:42] actually not vim-gtk now that I look again [01:43] if I'm stuck compiling by hand then I'll regretfully go do that [01:43] and consider moving to something else by 2020 April [01:44] what about vim-nox? [01:44] that's on bionic [01:44] still does not have Python 2 support from what I can read [01:45] is a irc channel about computer security? [01:45] it's like someone said to hell with anyone using Python 2 scripts with vim [01:45] stan7: try #2600 on irc.scuttled.net [01:45] best I can think of off hand [01:45] thanks [01:46] DocPlatypus: you ever just try running 2to3 on everything? :) [01:47] evulish: might try that as a last resort === vlad is now known as Guest77967 [01:48] when using the nvidia proprietary drivers, waht packages should be installed so I can link -lGL? [01:49] my machine couldnt boot for awhile; saw this in dmesg : [ 123.797437] compiz[4405]: segfault at e0 ip 00007fbecc39e263 sp 00007ffe78bda530 error 4 in libnux-graphics-4.0.so.0.8.0[7fbecc351000+cf000] [01:50] 2to3 [01:50] sorry wrong window [01:53] okay there's more to it than that, because it's still griping about commands not being available in this version [01:54] maybe it's more of a #vim topic. thanks evulish [01:58] Looks like mirrors at 91.189.88.X (archive.ubuntu.com) are failing? [01:58] I mean apt mirrors. [01:59] looks like they are working here http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/xenial/main/ === silentchim1 is now known as silentchim [02:06] do they resolve to 91.189.88.X for you? [02:14] I don't understand mount points. If / and /dev and /boot are all mount points why doesn't df -h list them, or any other command I've seen on google/. [02:14] hi guys [02:15] does anyone uses linux and mechanical keyboards? preferentially cheap ones? [02:15] I'm trying to find a command that lists a definitive list of mount points and their file system type for all mounted partitions. [02:15] i've been suffering looking for a mechanical keyboard that works on linux. [02:15] but none of the ones I find list / or /dev or /boot [02:15] rungcc, ask ##linux [02:17] yeah i use an anne pro [02:18] its great but this is off topic [02:18] Skaface82, you must construct additional pylons [02:19] ? [02:20] rungcc: define cheap. [02:20] ocnios: df -h does list /, /dev, and /boot/efi for me (on Debian Stretch) [02:20] This should be in #Mechboards [02:21] Etrigan63, could be found on bangood = perfect. [02:21] but it can be more expensive [02:21] I am ok with loosing 100usd for one tops i think, since it was the price of the last one [02:21] I can answer, but it's off-topic here. Switch to #Mechboards [02:22] done [02:22] thanks! === ASDL is now known as SPeedY [02:34] Well, third day with Ubuntu 18.04 stock, not a single problem with it. [02:35] but is using 5GB of RAM is it normal? chromium with 5 tabs open, and a terminal with irssi [02:35] I pushed all of my systems over to it last week. No issues for me either. [02:35] haha thats exactly what im running at the moment n-iCe [02:35] except i have8 tabs in chrome [02:35] same 4.8GB of RAM? [02:35] then you must be over 5GB of use no? [02:35] nah 8gb [02:35] using 8GB of ram?! [02:36] oh no, total memory [02:36] no no, I'm using 5GB of ram, total of 8, with that open [02:36] its saying 5.2gb used [02:36] you think is normal for a linux distro? [02:36] yeah [02:36] yeah Skaface82 then is normal [02:36] is not much for a linux distro? [02:36] free ram is un-utilized ram [02:36] which is bad [02:36] currently using 6GB, with firefox (20-ish tabs), a bunch of terminals, atom, and weechat. [02:37] I checked with system monitor [02:38] its fine, it caches things into ram so they load faster.... as long as you havent run out of ram its all good [02:39] total used free shared buff/cache available [02:39] Mem: 62G 7.7G 53G 26M 1.9G 54G [02:39] think I'm OK here. [02:56] bluezinc: shit [02:56] what do you use [02:56] n-iCe: about 8GB, apparently. [02:56] that's on my smaller desktop. [02:57] (I'll admit that it's more of a server) [02:57] yeah [02:57] is awesome [02:57] I don't on a desktop, just laptop, phone and a tablet [02:58] I use the laptop for irssi, and inskcape for some desings, phone for social network, of course as a phone, and the tablet to read ebooks, can't find another way to use it. [02:58] n-iCe: please keep the language family friendly [02:59] SlidingHorn: sure, thank you. [02:59] os ubuntu os for tablets dead? [02:59] maybe I can use my tablet as a laptop? [03:00] total used free shared buff/cache available [03:00] Mem: 188G 5.9G 180G 185M 2.6G 184G [03:00] hoooooooolly [03:00] * n-iCe keeps language family friendly [03:01] :P [03:01] let's just say I got a very good price on RAM. [03:01] hahahahah [03:01] yeah [03:02] hey guys, if we're not doing support, can you take this to #ubuntu-offtopic please :) === dingir___ is now known as dingir === mundus2018 is now known as mundus === errrasmus is now known as erasmus [03:43] HI, I have ubuntu installed on PC, and have two NIC, one NIC is configured automatically when I was installing OS, and name as "ens18", I have other LAN card also plugged in the same box, How to find the name of that lan card, because the name are not like eth0/ eth1 and eth2 .... HELP [03:45] I was watching a Java talk, and the speaker was using what looked like Ubuntu, and typed "uao file.zip" and it unzipped the file. What the heck was that? I can't google UAO as a command, anyone know what that is? [03:48] Here's the vid- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7VBdWhtl7A&t=14m1s [03:49] sarthor: try "ifconfig -a" [03:50] Mimas: probably a bash alias or something like that [03:50] sarthor, try 'sudo lshw -class network' [03:51] SlidingHorn, hmmm. unzip all ofcourse? [03:53] Fleetwood: Mimas ifconfig -a worked fine. === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [03:58] I finally got a working live image and ran a fsck on / . it found no errors but on reboot it's still mounting as readonly [04:00] at this point it might just be faster to wipe and start over lol [04:06] Hi. I deleted the contents of ~/.local -- and now after I have uninstalled and re-installed wine, I don't have wine in my applications menu, nor can I install a program from an installation .exe (irfanview) [04:06] what have I done to my system, and what can i do to fix it? [04:06] oh lol I think I figured out the deal [04:07] I reinstalled the other day but saved my previous fstab [04:07] but wouldn't that have caused it to fail to boot at all [04:09] and yes the uuid is definitely different [04:12] How would I extract the last response/reply in an email thread, leaving out all the previous replies in a Maildir file? [04:12] hi === ubuntu is now known as Guest92980 [04:13] . [04:13] Hi [04:14] hi [04:15] Can partitions be mounted within/on a file system (which is on another partition)? If so, is this acceptable practice? [04:17] Can we install Microsoft office in Ubuntu ? [04:17] check wineHQ [04:18] ok [04:18] !wine | Guest92980 [04:18] Guest92980: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [04:19] ocnios yes, and as far as I know yes [04:19] so, I uninstalled and re-installed wine, and there is no wine in my applications menu - or an option to run a windows .EXE with wine === semeion is now known as mnemonic [04:34] JPSman: mine was like that until i ran the first .exe file then it set everthing up === Rahul is now known as Guest34480 === sam__ is now known as newbuntulog [04:36] Fleetwood - I just had to do 'wine iview442_x64_setup.exe' inorder to run the irfanview install .EXE for the first time [04:36] you're right that its in my menu now - but I still can't run a .EXE from my nautilus browser..... [04:36] Hi can anyone please tell me how to make win10 usb from ubuntu 18.04 [04:38] ?? === gms is now known as Guest58222 [04:38] How hard did you look? [04:38] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=win10+USB+in+linux+18.04&t=canonical&ia=web [04:53] duckduckgo +1 === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:00] with 18.04 will preseeding ubiquity change? [05:00] or can we still use the same preseed.txt? [05:00] will someone please look at this for me? https://paste.noname-ev.de/8865 [05:01] i'm running i3wm 4.1 [05:08] i3wm [05:09] darthrocker: unless you give us context, that's kind of useless to us [05:11] lol sorry.... so i am running i3wm on ubuntu 18.04. i am trying to run etherape and i got these errors https://paste.noname-ev.de/8865 [05:12] darthrocker, also your version of Ubuntu - except for the critical error, i get the same warnings on my 18.04 (critical is because I can't access gnome canvas..) [05:12] sorry I'd typed the version bit before you answered & forgot I'd asked it.. sorry [05:13] hmm... one sec [05:14] ll === ubuntu is now known as Guest86251 [05:18] well that didnt work === ocnios is now known as starfox === starfox is now known as ocnios [05:40] when using a docker image as a service, does the service have to be started manually? [05:41] what service [05:41] a docker image is just that - an image, it's not a service [05:42] How can we change the Bluetooth Device name in UBUNTU ? [05:45] hey, I was wondering if anyone else has run into a weird issue. I have a fresh install of 18.04 and installing samba is not working. Specifically it doesn't seem to be installing 'testparm' even after some purge/reboot/install cycles. [05:45] show the actual error [05:45] "not working" doesn't give any info [05:45] The issue is testparm is not getting installed [05:46] show the error/problem [05:46] that is the error [05:46] that's not an error [05:46] This is the error message when I try to enable sharing on something "Failed to execute child process “testparm” (No such file or directory)" [05:46] "enable sharing" [05:46] eg: using the desktop gui, or just trying to start the smb service ? [05:47] desktop gui [05:47] ok - so there is the problem [05:47] "when I try to share a file system with the desktop gui, I get this error message "Failed to execute child process “testparm” (No such file or directory)"@ [05:48] just say that, rather than having to have the information pulled out of you [05:48] Sorry, I should've started with that [05:48] so the first question is, "is testparm" actual on the system [05:49] No, it doesn't seem to get installed with samba [05:49] I'm assuming that 'testparm' should work on the command line, correct? [05:49] how did you check it's not on the system ? [05:49] if it's in the PATH yes, but that doesn't mean it's not installed [05:50] I did a find on the root directory and came up with nothing. Is there a specific place I should be looking? [05:50] just to clarify, root as in / or root as in /root [05:50] root as in / [05:50] ok, [05:51] so what is the path testparam should be in ? [05:51] where is samba expecting it ? [05:51] I don't know, how would I find that out? [05:51] it's normally in the config or the init file [05:51] (or service unit now) [05:52] Where would I find that? [05:52] doesn't matter, [05:52] what samba package have you installed ? [05:53] samba and samba-common-bin which seems to be covered by samba because it doesn't add anything [05:54] Version 4.7.6-Ubuntu [05:54] so lets see if dpkg can deal with wildcards (I can't remember) [05:54] if you run "dpkg -s *testparm*" [05:54] what does that do ? [05:54] (I hope it can deal with a wildcard) [05:55] Wildcards don't work, dang [05:55] what does it say [05:55] "dpkg-query: error: --status needs a valid package name but '*testparm*' is not: illegal package name in specifier '*testparm*': must start with an alphanumeric character" [05:55] ok [05:55] so lets try "apt-file search *testparam*" [05:56] lets see if that supports wildcards [05:56] (As we don't know the specific location where the file should be) [05:57] Sorry, apt-file had to update and it's taking a second [05:57] actually apt-file supports named searches, so "apt-file find testparam" [05:57] that's cool [05:57] I didn't know it could do that [05:57] actually apt-file supports named searches, so "apt-file find testparm" [05:57] (typo) [05:58] So the relevant result was "samba-common-bin: /usr/bin/testparm" [05:59] superb, so samba-common-bin should provide it [05:59] so if you do ls -la /usr/bin/testparm confirm it's not there [05:59] Yep [05:59] yes, it's not there ? [05:59] or yes it is there [05:59] Yes, it's not there [06:00] ok - so "dpkg -l | grep samba-common-bin" [06:00] should only be a one line output, can you paste it please [06:00] ii samba-common-bin 2:4.7.6+dfsg~ubuntu-0ubuntu2 amd64 Samba common files used by both the server and the client [06:01] perfect, [06:01] so you now have two choices [06:01] Alright [06:01] a.) download the samba-common-bin package, and uncompress it and verify testparm is not in the package, and raise a bug against that package for either a missing file, or if it IS in the package, raise a bug that the install script misses it out [06:02] b.) just raise a bug against the samba-common-bin package anyway, with this detail in and let the maintainer sort it out [06:02] Okay, thank you for your help [06:02] no problem === shawn is now known as Guest55827 [06:20] ikonia, no, a docker image can be used as a 'service' [06:20] e.g. mysql [06:33] hi I have a problem that when I type incorrect password on login screen and then type again and successful my screen can't continue to the home desktop but instead just the purple screen of ubuntu and my cursor so I have to restart my computer [07:09] I'm on 18.04 (just upgraded from 17.10), and I've managed to totally mess up my display config. GDM3 refuses to run in Wayland mode or show Wayland sessions (they worked under 17.10), it's displaying at a very low resolution, and sometimes I get crashes. [07:09] This is on a desktop system with both an integrated intel GPU and a PCIE nvidia card, but I have the intel GPU switched off in EFI config [07:10] I'd like to start by totally resetting gdm3's config to whatever it's installed with ie. all the files under /etc, /var/lib, etc... *all* of them [07:11] is there a way to do that? [07:11] detly_, IIRC you can dpkg --reconfigre libs to do precisely that === detly_ is now known as detly [07:12] cfhowlett: nope, it doesn't seem to restore files in /var/lib [07:13] (also it's 'dpkg-reconfigure') [07:13] I also tried apt install --reinstall [07:13] yeah that !!! === tom is now known as Guest86156 [07:25] hi I have a problem that when I type incorrect password on login screen and then type again and successful my screen can't continue to the home desktop but instead just the purple screen of ubuntu and my cursor so I have to restart my computer [07:27] How can I dispaly full date time in the format "Wednesday, 9 May 12:57 PM" in the top bar [07:29] m2_teknix: what does it display currently? [07:32] detly: got it right by right clicking and going to "time and date settings". Eearlier it was shoiwng only the time. :) [07:35] m2_teknix: cool! [07:35] agp: does this happen if you get your password right the first time? [07:37] detly: yes === user____1 is now known as asphyxia [07:51] hi all === mio is now known as Guest24930 [07:52] how to show the date (or day of the month) in the upper bar of the desktop? is it possible at all in ubuntu 18? [07:54] hj [07:54] hi [07:54] Я [07:54] ке [08:02] its possible cause thats how mine looks [08:02] date, time [08:03] cn [08:03]