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[12:25] <ssarah> Hi everyone. I installed the newest xubuntu and couldn't find the option to encrypt my /home
[12:25] <ssarah> they removed it?
[12:30] <Javabean> use the full disk encryption option
[12:38] <ssarah> don't wnat to
[12:38] <ssarah> that's slow, Javabean
[12:38] <ssarah> i just wanted my home encrypted
[12:40] <Javabean> i can't remember if it was ubuntu's release notes or xubuntu's but the option was removed in favor of full disk encryption.
[12:40] <Javabean> i mean, you could still setup an encrypted home. but it would be the "old-skool" manual setup
[12:41] <ssarah> :/
[12:41] <ssarah> it's not really nice to have an ssd and a fully encrypted linux
[12:41] <Javabean> don't shoot the messenger, i am just some random that knew the answer
[12:41] <ssarah> Javabean, tyvm Javabean :)
[12:43] <Javabean> your welcome, and honestly... i should probably be leaving for work soon
[12:45] <ssarah> go go, im already at work. But my machine feels a bit messed up, I think because I have an encrypted home and did a do-release-upgrade.
[12:45] <ssarah> at least i get a bunch of related errors on boot
[12:45] <ssarah> i'll just backup and format
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[13:56] <ssarah> And how come you ubuntu went back to x? Wayland seemed pretty cool
[13:56] <ssarah> this i didnt "feel" i just read about
[14:02] <ssarah> ah.. because it's a LTS ?
[14:04] <Spass> I think Wayland is not ready to be default in the LTS release, it has some issues with NVIDIA drivers iirc
[17:53] <Korbak> Hi there :) !
[17:53] <Korbak> Hope you'll save my digital life, I am definitely stuck here
[17:53] <Korbak> I upgraded my laptop from Xubuntu 17.10 to Xubuntu 18.04
[17:54] <Korbak> Everything went fine, but now, whenever I boot, I see the splashscreen and then get a frozen prompt black screen. I have an access to the tty, but I can't get the thing back to work. Can someone help me :) ?
[17:55] <bluepain_> did you install any third party GPU driver?
[17:56] <Korbak> bluepain_: I don't think so, but I am not sure to understand, can you explain this point to me ?
[17:57] <Korbak> Or, of course, tell me where to seek ^^
[17:57] <bluepain_> Did you install any propriety drivers in "Settings->Additional Drivers" s
[17:57] <bluepain_> ?
[17:58] <Korbak> I think I did, when I was on 17.10
[17:58] <bluepain_> is your gpu amd or nvidia?
[17:58] <Korbak> nvidia
[17:58] <Korbak> (A GT 630M to be exact)
[17:58] <bluepain_> maybe you can try this
[17:59] <bluepain_> go to tty1 by pressing CTRL + ALT + F1
[17:59] <Korbak> Already in :)
[17:59] <bluepain_> then run this command: "sudo apt-get --purge autoremove nvidia*"
[17:59] <bluepain_> don't forget * symbol at the end
[17:59] <bluepain_> and then reboot the device
[17:59] <Korbak> « zsh: no matches found: nvidia* »
[18:00] <bluepain_> hmm
[18:00] <Korbak> Guess my previous « autoremove » actually got the work done :(
[18:02] <bluepain_> maybe you can try removing Xorg configuration by running " sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf "
[18:03] <Korbak> isn't that risky ?
[18:04] <bluepain_> xorg is pretty good at finding proper configuration according to your hardware without a need of xorg.conf file
[18:04] <bluepain_> or
[18:04] <bluepain_> you can move it
[18:04] <Korbak> Gotta move it, seems fair :)
[18:04] <bluepain_> like mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /home/<username>/
[18:05] <bluepain_> then reboot your device
[18:05] <Korbak> Done, I reboot and let you know
[18:05] <Korbak> :)
[18:05] <bluepain_> yep yep
[18:06] <Korbak> Okay, for now the splash screen is always here
[18:06] <Korbak> Here comes the bad part... #suspense :)
[18:07] <Korbak> It worked \o/
[18:07] <Korbak> Thanks sooooo much \o/
[18:22] <bluepain_> Korbak, sorry I didn't see, I was away. You're welcome.
[18:23] <krytarik> Now you've missed the one minute suspense. :(
[18:31] <CrazyTux> hello, can I install Xubuntu Desktop on Ubuntu Mate 18.04? will it create any conflicts and inconsistencies?
[18:33] <bluepain_> Korbak, yea :D
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