[00:00] check https://www.reddit.com/r/TopMindsOfReddit/comments/8du0vn/welcome_to_the_matrix/ [00:00] adam7: what does that have to do with Ubuntu? [00:09] back - off - 1day 43m e 39s [00:10] hello [00:13] hi all, is possible to install xinit without installing a bounch of gpu I don't use? Or I need to install them and I can remove them later without removing xinit ? [00:15] i00nsu: installing xinit should work independant of whether specific hardware is installed or not. === jaskal_ is now known as Guest74988 [00:16] Anyone having problems playing youtube videos (chrome AND firefox) after upgrading to 18.04? [00:17] tomreyn: I am in minimal basic server mode, I do "apt install xinit" and there is a lot of drivers and stuff that is not needed as I already had installed xserver-xorg-mydrive [00:18] !info xserver-xorg-mydrive [00:18] Package xserver-xorg-mydrive does not exist in bionic [00:18] tomreyn: nouveau ( what difference make for the case ? ) [00:19] i00nsu: dpedendencies will need to be resolved during package installation, if that's what you mean. i do not know what "xserver-xorg-mydrive" is, though [00:19] I need xinit .. I don't need radean etc.. [00:20] Away - off [00:20] you can install with --no-install-recommends [00:20] sarcastico: please disable your away signalling script on this channel === kdump is now known as Guest44300 [00:22] tomreyn: Top! xx === Sweepyoface_ is now known as Sweepyoface [00:35] where I can get the latest iso image? [00:35] SlidingHorn: if I am to set up 18.04 in 4 partitions with sepparate home, boot and swap, back up wise, would it be unnecessary overkill to mirror everything and just mirror home and boot partitions instead? [00:35] is there like sid version of debian in ubuntu? [00:37] jusss: there is development on the 18.10 version - head to #ubuntu+1 for more info on that [00:37] SlidingHorn: ok [00:38] RoadRunner: not sure what you mean by mirroring [00:41] SlidingHorn: bfr, my approach was to have an install in one partition (not counting swap), the backup was another partition that was an exact copy of the install partition. I am wondering how to do this better. [00:42] Regen: running "sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade && snap refresh" may fix it already. [00:43] RoadRunner: personally, I wouldn't keep the backup on the same device, but that's just me [00:43] SlidingHorn: in other words, you feel I am overdoing it? [00:44] RoadRunner: that's a copy, not a backup. use duplicity (GUI dejadup), boxbackup or restic to do remote backups, and always retain the latest full and the latest incremental backups for a couple days. [00:49] tomreyn: just a backup of data or settings will not help me if my setup becomes unbootable [00:49] <[Kid]> anyone running multipath ? i get all my paths with a multipath -ll, but i cant mount it. says it is busy, but it isn't mounted based on showing mounts. [00:56] SlidingHorn: if the formated capacity of my drive is 74GB and I want to keep half of it for various backups, what partition sizes and mount points would you recommend for home, boot, swap and the rest? === yacc is now known as Guest18595 [00:59] RoadRunner: in terms of swap, if you're only running ubuntu bionic, you don't need it - it uses a swapfile instead. I have 20GB set to / and the rest of my hdd allocated to /home/ just kinda depeds on what you want [01:02] hello [01:02] quick question, i have windows on one partition and ubuntu on the next, if windows if compromised can they get to ubuntu [01:05] SlidingHorn: I am likely to only use xubuntu 18.04 (or newer) on this box. It was my understanding that a sep swap partition may speed up operations of os, this is not so anymore? === gms is now known as Guest83293 [01:12] is ubuntu 18.04 faster than 16.04? Also I have kernel 4.13 is that a problem if it says everthing is uptodate [01:12] i know the mitigations for spectre are in 4.15 [01:15] laptop, a competent opponent will find many ways to get to you, that depends on your threat model. But I've never heard of any malicious software that would simply break out of Windows into another operating system. [01:15] i see thank you [01:16] also would you recommend updating to 18.04 in terms of speed reliabilty and performane [01:16] I have a core 2 duo 2.2 ghz with 2 gb ram and intel gma 4500 processor [01:16] is there is better support with 18.04 [01:17] laptop, I don't know. 16.04 is still supported. If you're happy with it, don't sweat it. Don't get paranoid over these things. If you really need more updated software, Ubuntu 18.04 is the right place to be right now, hehe [01:18] when you say more updated software what is the real advantage, security? [01:18] i am in hotel rooms a lot with wifi [01:18] laptop, usually, yes. New kernel brings new hardware support, fixes, improvements, but also sometimes brings new issues [01:18] other than firewall there is no other protection other than a vpn [01:18] is 18.04 still too buggy [01:18] there is only one way to find out, for your hardware. [01:19] laptop, exactly what oerheks said [01:19] i am need to install it lol [01:19] it might run wayland fine, too [01:20] laptop, about security, firewall is just one of many things that make up security of a GNU/Linux system. [01:20] well you know it is really sad i had to install windows vista on my system to play my game since the intel driver is not well supported, unfortunately i only have a windows visata license although i like linux more [01:20] what else would you recommend [01:21] laptop, I mean, you don't need to install anything else assuming your needs are average. [01:21] I just use firewall because I need to open ports for my Tor relay [01:21] port forwarding.. [01:22] i see i think i will try ubuntu 18.04 the security mitigations are worth along with the most stable browser [01:22] SlidingHorn: if a sepparate swap partition is of no benefit; I would like for the total install not to exceed 37GB and my current home directory is ~7GB, is it reasonable to allocate 10GB for the home partition, 3GB for boot partition and the rest for the rest of system? [01:22] just sucks that i have to still use windows vista to play my game [01:22] laptop, by the way, experiment with Tor. Download the Tor Browser. Read the website, it has important info. [01:22] If you worry about privacy/security, that will be interesting [01:23] i have experimented with it, i like zenmate it works better for me [01:23] zenmate vpn [01:23] for chromium [01:23] plus my bank will not allow me to use tor [01:24] I see, just be careful with VPNs. They're centralized. Don't just trust any one [01:26] that is why i have to rely on the most uptodate kernel and browser that is stable not perfect but better than nothing [01:26] how do I stop updates from being automatically downloaded? I sometimes take my laptop to places where I'm using a cellular-wifi bridge or other spotty connectivity situations, and do not want to exhaust the quota/have my connection lag unnecessarily [01:29] halo [01:32] DocPlatypus, open "Programs & Updates", the app that lets you choose mirrors, edit PPAs, you know? [01:32] DocPlatypus, then switch to the "Updates" tab [01:34] DocPlatypus, where it reads "When there are security updates" change to "Show Immediately" [01:34] But I'm not sure if other apps like GNOME Software will respect these options or they have their own [01:36] hello everyone [01:39] with systemd; systemctl status apt-daily.service and systemctl status apt-daily.timer are the services to tweak if you want to rule updates === smylzz is now known as lynkz [01:44] I'm trying to get the on-screen keyboard working for my disabled brother in 18.04. However, the only time it actives is when tapping on the input for the 'Applications' menu (gnome 3). In all other input scenarios, it never appears. I have tried both with and without the OSK enabled in the Accessibility settings, it makes no difference. [01:45] I have tried googling extensively but only turned up bugs for 16.04 or earlier that are no longer relevant. [01:45] Could someone tell me how I can check what inputs are firing for what touch events so that I might be able to trace it back to the source? [01:45] SlidingHorn: I realize its all largely personal pref but, I'd like to know, what is a min reasonble amount of space for the system partition to work properly (if boot partition is sepparate)? [01:47] For the record I have tried in Terminal (sometimes it appears, sometimes it doesn't, it's extremely sporadic), in web browsers, and other non-system apps (where it has never appeared at all) [01:47] RoadRunner: take a look at https://help.ubutu.com/community/DiskSpace [01:48] oops [01:48] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DiskSpace [01:50] SlidingHorn: thank you I'll study this === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:52] snapdata, move mouse down, then hit space, and keyboard appears [01:54] SlidingHorn: a superficial look through this material suggests a swap partition as "very recommended" , remembering what you said about it earlier, I am wondering if their suggestions may be out of date? [01:55] oerheks: is that just the way it works in 18.04 now? My brother is mentally disabled and he's not going to be able to do that. I was hoping it would work like it used to where it just appears when you use a touch event to select an input field [01:58] oerheks: What I've noticed playing around now is I can somewhat reliably get the keyboard to appear by dragging up from the bottom of the screen (1 out of 5 times or so) but there's no way to close it then. Unfortunately that will be too complicated for him [02:00] that would be clicking the keyboard-icon, no? [02:01] oerheks: What do you mean? In 18.04 there is no keyboard icon like there was in 17.04 and earlier [02:02] oerheks: or 16, can't remember. Unity and Gnome use different OSKs [02:03] settings > universal access - 1st switch "always show .." and typing "onscreen keyboard" [02:04] under that, there is type assist, with tweak options === croppa_ is now known as croppa [02:07] oerheks: It doesn't work regardless of whether or not the OSK is enabled in the accessibility settings, unfortunately. Ubuntu 18.04 has some weird bundled support for touch activation of the OSK regardless of whether or not it's enabled, but in any case, it only works in the app menu, and nowhere else really [02:08] oerheks: I've even tried installing the OSK from unity, which doesn't appear under any circumstances either [02:11] i wonder why might can help you with this, touch and keyboard issue [02:20] Hi! Could someone help me out ? I was trying to move a '.tar.gz' from Downloads file to a file in /usr, however I did it right, somehow i also moved the /home/mainfolder , is there something i could do to back for what was before ? [02:23] earlier i tried to install 18.04, got it installed but the network didn't get configured correctly and i couldn't login to get my desktop - so i rolled back to 16.04 and now i have a networking issue - names get resolved but i can't ping my isp's gateway but can connect to the router [02:24] frustrated [02:25] the routing table matches other computers so i'm at a loss as to how to fix this - btw, all other devices on the network are ok, just my server box is broken [02:27] did i mention that i can't web surf? [02:28] antonioalencar, i would suggest looking thru `history` (command history) and seeing what you did wrong (in hopes it'll provide a solution beyond the normal restore from backups) [02:28] you can't ping the gateway address? [02:28] Because it sounds like you can reach the dns [02:30] eelstrebor, i agree with Prospero_1 , the only option could be two devices using same ip address & a switch/router ignoring one as a result? (was it fixed? - check its ip address) [02:30] eelstrebor, s/only option/only other cause i can think of/ [02:32] all my devices on my network have a static ip and none have this ip except just it - also everything worked fine until i made the mistake of trying to upgrade [02:33] eelstrebor, it was just a thought I had (easy to check, so I thought worth mentioning) [02:35] it really makes me mad when this happens [02:36] * eelstrebor wonders how many HOURS he'll have to spend to fix it [02:36] cat /etc/resolv.conf and ping the nameserver address there. What is the result? [02:36] i'm done for the night [02:37] nameserver 127.0.1.1 [02:37] pings fine and i can ping the router [02:38] eelstrebor, add a "nameserver 8.8.8.8" to the file, try pinging (named addresses) addresses then... [02:40] tried it, no-go [02:41] i don't know, maybe it's something flakey with the new router firmware - i've tried rebooting the router so i'll try rolling back the firmware [02:42] but, the family comes after me with pitchforks when i mess with the router [02:42] hello [02:47] 127.0.0.1 is your localhost. Guiverc has it. 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 :') [02:49] Prospero_1, localhost is not abnormal, it means its done locally (elsewhere) - if that was misconfigured though another address would 'solve' the issue as it'd be used also (what i was thinking - it wouldn't fix local dns & gets lost of restart..) [02:50] guiverc, yep. The ping there isn't indicative of anything useful though. [02:53] Alright then. Take it one hop at a time. What is your default gateway address, can you ping it, and can you open up an admin web page on it? [02:53] Another long shot would be to try ufw disable === fabricius1 is now known as fabricius === dibs is now known as dibs_ === dibs_ is now known as roger345 [04:16] <{bosco}> so i am using my laptop ubuntu 17.04 with a hdmi cable attached to my samsung monitor and outputing the sound to a soundbar via audio cables why is my sound not going through the sound bar works just fine in windows to test but not in ubuntu display works fine and ubuntu sees it just fine :_ [04:18] support for 17.04 ended in January. upgrade to a supported version [04:19] <{bosco}> i agree but it should still work in 17.04 correct or there is a way to make it work [04:19] not supported includes irc support has ended. upgrade is the way to make it work. [04:20] !17.04 [04:20] Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty Zapus) was the 26th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 13th, 2018. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-January/000228.html [04:21] <{bosco}> did something like this not work out of the box in 17.04 sound over hdmi or is this new to 18.04/10 ??? if so i will upgrade [04:25] sound > important < security? [04:26] <{bosco}> is that a yes or no ? [04:26] <{bosco}> if it was supposed to i want to figure out why [04:27] {bosco} 17.04 is end of life, that means we cannot support it anymore as cfhowlett stated above [04:28] <{bosco}> i know u cannot support it but u cant tell me whether sound over hdmi was supported in a previous version thats all i am asking ? [04:28] certainly was in 16.04 I haven't tested 18.04 [04:29] of course, YMMV. different hardware, etc [04:31] easy test for your, {bosco}: get 16/18.04, make an ubuntu USB, boot the USB and test it. [05:13] hello [05:16] is there any way i can get the latest stable mesa on ubuntu 18.04? the padoka stable ppa only seems to support 16.04 and 17.10 [05:16] hello all [05:18] @shibe...officially...no but there are other ways i can't mention here [05:19] !latest | Shibe [05:19] Shibe: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [05:22] if not padoka, then oibaf https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/ubuntu/graphics-drivers [05:30] Can anyone help me navigate upgrading my Ubuntu Mate 15.10 to 16.04? [05:31] ..I found the disc from a few years back having 15.04 on it; popped it in a raspberry pi, and here I sit now with 15.10, and a bit stuck.. [05:32] Google: sources.list 16.04 mate --or you can apt-get dist-upgrade [05:32] !eolupgrade | patrick_ [05:32] patrick_: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [05:33] dist-upgrade has caused me headaches in the past. Haven't done it in a while though. [05:43] hello [05:47] ./dev/sda1 is full, what can I do? [05:47] maum: sudo apt-get autoremove --purge && sudo apt-get autoclean [05:48] EriC^^: I tried it but the device is still full [05:48] maum: show your partition table "sudo parted -ls" [05:48] !paste | maum [05:48] maum: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:49] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tJh4BJr6VW/ [05:53] maum: type 'df -h' [05:55] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/V6ktfqtPdM/ [05:58] maum: type 'sudo parted /dev/sda unit s print' [05:59] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8PmmZnGNqK/ [06:00] maum: type 'sudo fdisk /dev/sda' [06:01] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3KmRXd5Q5r/ [06:02] maum: press "d" then select "1" [06:02] EriC^^: can I do this? [06:02] yes [06:02] EriC^^: the fillesystem will be gone? [06:02] hm.. [06:02] no just the partition table entry [06:03] I did [06:03] sda3 left [06:03] ? [06:03] type 'n' then 'p' [06:03] (for primary) [06:03] make the starting sector at 2048 [06:03] old manual partation? [06:03] why not use cfdisk [06:03] partition number is 1 ? [06:03] maum: yes [06:04] EriC^^: last sector? [06:04] maum: use the default one [06:04] os [06:04] ok [06:04] done [06:04] type 'w' [06:04] q ? [06:05] yes [06:05] then 'sudo partprobe /dev/sda' [06:05] done [06:05] maum: sudo resize2fs /dev/sda1 [06:06] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7x4J2Nvt3F/ [06:07] if im doing a net install with a minimal lxde desktop, what package(s) do i need to get the wifi tray icon? [06:07] maum: what does df -h show ? [06:08] rangemonger: wpasuppclment and some sort of networkmanager [06:08] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mc76wZfHNd/ [06:08] gogeta: word, thanks [06:09] rangemonger: wicd is a good alt [06:09] great thanks [06:10] ill try em both [06:10] rangemonger: network manager in gnome and need a bunch of gnome stuff [06:10] rangemonger: wicd is its own thing and you cant install both they conflict [06:10] right, i can try one at a time though [06:11] maum: try rebooting it [06:11] rangemonger: wicd-client is the gui version [06:11] actually, it seems that wicd depends on the other one [06:12] gogeta: im making a minimal server for my compute stick [06:13] seems like every ubuntu release's meta packages get a bit more messed up [06:13] rangemonger: wicd-curses is a cli version with a ncuses gui [06:13] EriC^^: ok [06:13] rangemonger: very nice if your going no window manager [06:13] noted [06:14] if one of these works good, the only other problem left is finding away to do an install without needing a net connection [06:15] for some reason it needs one to get the efi grub installed [06:15] even if i compile an iso with the grub efi packages [06:16] EriC^^: I rebooted the system, df -h output is same [06:18] rangemonger: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization [06:18] rangemonger: oh strange [06:18] yeah [06:18] well, it does that even with an official build [06:19] install it with no nw connection, grubs efi install fails [06:19] "seems like every ubuntu release's meta packages get a bit more messed up" i read such statements all the time, but never proven to be true [06:19] with net on, it goes [06:19] oerheks: i never read it anywhere but its been my experience over the last few versions [06:20] i used to have an easier time just installing a minimal and then picking a few metas and be done with it [06:20] now things are all broken, its like the metas dont get everything they need to work [06:20] for example, installing xinit doesnt give you a working xorg like it used to [06:20] rangemonger: one methed could be clone your entire base install to a image and clone it to eatch drive [06:21] it "forgets" to get xterm, which is what it needs [06:21] gogeta: thats what i was thinking if all else fails [06:27] EriC^^: are you there? [06:29] hello [06:30] gogeta: the preferences>network connections item in lubuntus start menu, what package is this a part of? i cant seem to pin it down [06:30] rangemonger: probly network manager [06:31] i installed that and i dont get it [06:32] rangemonger: To fix the Network Manager not showing up on the panel issue, from the Lubuntu menu select Preferences > Default applications for LXSession, then click on the Autostart tab and under "Manual autostarted applications" type "nm-applet", then click the "+ Add" button on the left: [06:33] rangemonger: then relog and it should be there [06:34] gogeta: so it just needs to autostart [06:34] it should add a start menu entery though [06:34] oh wait, one of the packages i just got added it [06:34] not sure which [06:35] rangemonger: sometimes with ldxe you even need to refresh for the menu to refresh [06:35] rangemonger: eg reload [06:35] hmm, if i go to create a wifi with it, nothing happens, must need something more [06:35] ive been restarting after most installs to make sure [06:36] this is on a vm at the moment so its not that irritating [06:36] rangemonger: lol [06:36] rangemonger: nothing as in no networks show up? [06:36] the whole wifi dialogue doesnt show [06:36] one sec, gonna run it from a terminal window [06:37] rangemonger: that may mean your lacking a wifi driver [06:37] crap, nothing shows up in the terminal [06:37] no verbose stuff [06:37] oh well [06:37] hmm [06:38] i think the dialogue should still come up [06:38] it does on the full lubuntu build [06:38] rangemonger: what the applet? [06:38] oh wait, there was a seg fault [06:38] rangemonger: ah [06:38] nm-connection-editor [06:39] rangemonger: kinda why i recmonded wicd [06:39] seg fault on a fresh install :S [06:39] yeah, im leaning towards that one too [06:40] rangemonger: in base installed the nm is a bit of a bear [06:40] Anyone alive? [06:40] LeelooMinai: nope killed em all [06:40] gogeta: yeah [06:40] Are you human? [06:40] LeelooMinai: there dead [06:41] That was a serious question. [06:41] !ask | LeelooMinai [06:41] LeelooMinai: Please 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 !patience === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [06:42] rangemonger: wicd has a applet as well [06:42] There's 1640 nicks in this channel. If you are human, ask yourelf: why my question had close to no response and even when someone responded, the communications stopped? [06:43] gogeta: i also made a minimal lxde for nothing more than to run kvm on my desktop, its really sweet this way, basically just the taskbar, remote tools via nomachine, timeshift for backup and virtman [06:43] LeelooMinai: asking if anyone is alive is not an ubuntu support question, go to the essential please [06:43] LeelooMinai, when did you ask your Ubuntu question? I' [06:43] rangemonger: handy [06:43] I'm yet to see one. [06:43] gogeta: yeah, i saw the applet, its perfect [06:43] You are proving my point. [06:43] gogeta: please next time, be helpful to users [06:44] !anyone | LeelooMinai [06:44] lotuspsychje: litterly helping one [06:44] lotuspsychje: dude is really helpful this time [06:44] gogeta: saying the channel is dead, isnt really helpful? [06:44] rangemonger: so wicd is working correctly [06:45] From my point of view this channel is dead, yes, that's the point. [06:45] seems to be, im going to have to compile this into an iso and fire it up on the compute stick to be sure [06:45] rangemonger: nice [06:45] LeelooMinai: please proceed to your question? [06:45] LeelooMinai: do you have a support question? [06:45] Which means, either I am insane or people are not human any more. [06:45] how is it dead? we are all right here? :P [06:45] rangemonger: We? [06:46] me, and the others talking right now [06:46] Are you sure everything is "normal" around? DId you maybe notice something strange happening with "the world"? [06:47] !ot | LeelooMinai [06:47] LeelooMinai: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [06:47] lotuspsychje: Are you human? [06:47] thanks lotuspsychje [06:47] !offtopic | LeelooMinai [06:47] LeelooMinai: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [06:48] No one asked me a question that I would be able to distinguish from AI. [06:48] And it should terrify you if there's any humanity left in you. [06:49] LeelooMinai: please stop chitchat here [06:49] LeelooMinai, I looked in the last six hours of logs; I see no Ubuntu question in the logs for this channel (from your nick). Please stay on topic. [06:49] LeelooMinai: as others have said, you can continue this in #ubuntu-offtopic, but not here. [06:49] Proving my point. [06:49] dam didnt mean to feed to troll [06:50] I am not a troll. I am a human being. You behave like AI. [06:50] and you are acting rude and disruptive. [06:50] gogeta: Not a troll, just offtopic. [06:51] Flannel: havent seen you in years didnt know you still an ops hear [06:51] gogeta: Howdy howdy. [06:52] theres a very easy way to know who are the Ops :P [06:52] its listed [06:52] lol i know flannel [06:56] hi [06:56] debootstrap is saying --> W: Cannot check Release signature; keyring file not available /usr/share/keyrings/debian-archive-keyring.gpg What does that have to do with bootstrap? === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [07:06] scrote, err, ask in #debian ? [07:08] i wonder if you need https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/debian-archive-keyring .. we would use https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-keyring/2018.02.28 === r0Oter is now known as r00ter === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [07:23] 18.04 -> any way to disable automount of usb drives (disabled it 2 places so far - media gui and org/gnome/media-handling/automount -> no effect) [07:34] maum: what does sudo parted -ls show now? [07:36] hello [07:36] ? [07:37] !ask | kiriuha [07:37] kiriuha: Please 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 !patience [07:38] ducasse, he knows. same thing over the past couple of days/nights [07:41] apt remove htop | kiriuha [07:43] kiriuha, is it some kind of abstract trolling? [07:48] ll [07:50] 2 + 2 [07:54] has [07:55] bash [07:55] is there a 32 bit ubuntu? can't find it on downloads page [07:55] gogeta: well this is weird, the applet doesnt show my wifi nic but i put the gnome one that you referred to as a bear on their and it sees the various SSIDs in the area [07:55] quesker: they dropped it [07:55] not for ubuntu. yes for xubuntu and lubuntu [07:55] quesker, support dropped [07:55] quesker: there is one at the deeply hidden in the alternative downloads section [07:55] at least for 16.04 [07:55] but those are dropping soon too [07:56] quesker, https://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads [07:56] ok thanks I see 16.04 32 bit [07:57] here is a 32-bit netbook image for 18.04 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/ [07:57] netboot*, not netbook.. [07:58] thanks but I think I need an iso so I can boot in a vm [07:58] there is mini.iso [08:01] quesker, what 32-bit programs do you need to run? [08:01] host os is 32 bit [08:02] quesker, ah wow ok === citrix is now known as RahulAN [08:14] hi there [08:16] Hello, I am having some trouble. VLC isn't able to open my /dev/video0 file. The VLC log says 'v4l2 demux error: cannot open device '/dev/video0': Operation note permitted' Can anyone point me in the right direction? [08:26] I think VLC doesn't have permission to read my /dev/video0 file :/ === viv`d is now known as vivid [08:34] GOT IT [08:34] Snap installs in a private Home environment, had to install with the --classic flag! === jordan is now known as Guest2768 [08:57] Hey! [08:57] I have some problems with drivers [08:58] I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T440 with ubuntu 18.04 and my I can't get my touchpad and fingerprint scan drivers working [08:58] I have tried installing them via a VM but that didn't work [09:05] Hi [09:06] Does anybody know? [09:06] What?? [09:07] How I can install the drivers on my Lenovo thinkpad T440 [09:07] For my touchpad and fingerprint scanner [09:07] It will automatically installed [09:08] You dont need to do anything [09:08] Nope, it's kind of a weird touchpad with one button but the normal functionalities don't work [09:08] I can use it to left click and move the cursors but that's it [09:09] I can't right click or scroll with multiple fingers [09:09] shmotten, that is a matter of configuration [09:09] Where can I configure that? [09:09] just a moment, i'll find the page that shows you that [09:09] Okay, thank you! [09:11] shmotten, when you say you can't right click, is it via button or gesture? [09:12] My touchpad is one big button so right clicking is normally a fast double click or a long click [09:14] shmotten, have you tried tapping with two fingers? [09:15] Yes I have now but it just left clicks [09:16] shmotten, okay, i'm writing a libinput config with an option, you'll try it and see if that works. [09:16] Okay, thank you [09:21] shmotten, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7tYSdwBFYg/ [09:21] thank yoo [09:21] you will create folder /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ if it doesn't exist already [09:21] Okay I'll do that [09:22] edit new file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/40-libinput.conf [09:22] and paste the config I posted in there. [09:22] Reboot computer and see if it works [09:23] And try to understand the options, so you can adapt them later to your needs. Here are my sources: https://wiki.debian.org/SynapticsTouchpad and https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput [09:26] Hello. Is there a newsreader for ubuntu, with GUI, that allows to send control messages? [09:26] Okay, thank you crimson! I'm going to restart now [09:28] It worked Crimson, thank you so much! [09:28] shmotten, good to know, your welcome (: [09:29] shmotten, By the way, there's some information concerning your laptop here: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Lenovo_ThinkPad_T440s#Trackpoint_scrolling [09:29] if you ever need it [09:29] Thanks! [09:36] Crimson do you mind if I share this on my blog in the future? Of course I'll credit you [09:42] * WargaNet Hy my name **** [09:43] * WargaNet marhaban ya ramadan [09:43] exit [09:43] hy bro [09:43] * WargaNet hy bro [09:43] * WargaNet marhaban ya ramadan [09:44] ping [09:44] ping [09:44] * WargaNet ping [09:44] ping === amirpro_ is now known as amirpro === NickG365_ is now known as NickG365 [10:03] Can someone tell me, what is the audio src file I can use (similar to dev/video0) for my microphone? === cyril is now known as Guest21409 [10:19]