[00:00] i am on https://git.io/vhOf0 [00:03] Two_Dogs: https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/1-spice-vdagent/ [00:03] Two_Dogs: also nice fallout reference :) [00:08] https://www.spice-space.org/s [00:09] mouses: read it, still clueless === Vilegent is now known as kk4ewt [00:09] Two_Dogs: under features - that's what it does. [00:10] Two_Dogs: X11 is the server [00:10] Two_Dogs: you are a client connecting to that server [00:10] seems like some VM mouse driver [00:10] Two_Dogs: said package provides features you need. [00:10] but yeah, looks like something to do with VM stuff [00:11] spice-space.org gives a decent info on what it is [00:13] spice Linux guests <-- how did i opt-in? [00:13] mouses: call me slow [00:13] mouses: need? how? [00:13] bbl [00:14] Two_Dogs: it's a part of what ubuntu has decided you need, I really can't tell you much more than that. [00:22] Hi all. Please, help me. [00:23] How I can get my smartphone (android) screnn picture goes to the of the my notebook (ubuntu) [00:23] wireless mirroring connect, but how I csan use it? [00:25] AFK! Please, type me on private message [00:38] I installed 18.04 with minimal programs.... What is the name of the package that will let me share the screen and remote control through VNC? [00:40] JPSman: software manager does not hit on 'vnc'? try [00:41] JPSman: i see a few choices, i would chose the first server option provided first [00:42] I dont' use "Software Manager" - I use synaptic package manager [00:42] i'll try that bloatware now [00:43] JPSman: nomachine works great, free [00:44] JPSman: i think you would need synaptic for that one [00:44] or gdebi [00:44] dpkg [00:45] what is the name of the pacckage though? [00:45] that Ubuntu uses in 18.04 to share the desktop screen? [00:46] yes, from web 'nomachine' get the '.deb' [00:46] Vino, the answer is vino [00:46] ok [00:48] JPSman: or x11vnc [00:50] i prefer rdp, it will carry the audio channel, thats less messy [01:03] any of this indicate a bad drive? termbin.com/wivo [01:05] this is dmesg: https://i.imgur.com/VoGigRw.png [01:06] luxio: the img looks very bad [01:06] Hello! Please tell me. How can you transfer a picture from an Android phone to a laptop with Ubuntu? If possible, please respond to personal messages and I will get in touch, there is no possibility of being constantly at the computer. [01:07] ande_: a usb cable [01:07] Two_Dogs: what could be the problem? [01:07] failed drive? [01:07] ande_ : or wifi [01:07] luxio: yeah [01:07] ande_ : or MicroSD card [01:07] ande_ : or bluetoth [01:07] yeah to the ata errors [01:07] tooth* [01:07] Butterfly^: I have wifi, because usb not supported [01:08] ande_ : USB not supported by what? phone or pc? [01:08] I want playing the game, and use the smartphne loke za joystick))) [01:08] ande_ : if it's one picture, just use your phone to go to imgur.com/upload , upload your picture, download it with pc [01:09] Butterfly^: I want playing the game, and use the smartphne loke za joystick))) [01:09] Butterfly^: like a joystick [01:10] nautilus crashes when i try to access the faulty drive [01:10] how can i recover the files? [01:10] ande_ : let's go back a couple steps, what is it you need help with? transferring a picture from phone to pc or using phone as joystick ? [01:10] Butterfly^: oh my bad english [01:11] Butterfly^: Im play the game where finger is too big on smartphone screen [01:12] Butterfly^: and my two finger was a half screen. Its not usability [01:12] rdp on android .. [01:13] een nederlandstalige! [01:13] oerheks! [01:13] and running the game, awesome [01:14] oerheks: thanks! [01:14] is this a 1080i screen size game?? [01:14] oerheks: do I need install same soft from ubuntu? [01:14] oerheks: Im not think so [01:15] https://www.maketecheasier.com/cast-android-screen-linux-desktop/ [01:15] via wifi, or usb... [01:17] oerheks: thanks you! [01:18] oerheks: you are very the most biggest help me :) [01:18] have fun! [01:22] oerheks: Oh, that's not exactly what I asked for. I do not have chromium, and chromium. And can't figure out can. Because the USB cord is not disconnected from the socket, and it is the only one. [01:22] what's the recommended way to install Skype: Software or Skype's webpage (if it matters)? [01:24] i think snap, https://snapcraft.io/skype [01:26] oerheks: what makes snap better? [01:28] the auto update feature, and universal on other -nix installations === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:30] is snap service free and does it require snapd or whatever else installed first? [01:30] hmm, maybe it is the only way to install https://launchpad.net/skype gives an ancient version [01:31] snaps are standard supported on ubuntu. [01:32] spice-vdagent - Agent for Spice guests <-- how would i use this oerheks in normal desktop usage? [01:35] What everyone's present day thoughts on the drivers supplied by AMD for Ubuntu [01:36] I'm running 18.04 and getting some weird screen lag [01:36] Which usually happens bcz no drivers. I am running an R9 280x [01:37] i have no idea, Two_Dogs, never used those tools [01:38] oerheks: snap's skype ver is 8.22.0.2, Software's is 8.23.76.3 [01:40] oerheks: aye [01:40] https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-Release-Notes.aspx << They say its compatible with 16.04.4 (Which seems like a very specific version..) [01:40] Would it be safe to use with 18.04 [01:40] oerheks: don't know if it matters but Ubuntu's native Software seems to be more current... [01:41] heh, i see 8.22 in sofwarecenter, as snap only. [01:41] how do you see 8.23 ? [01:42] TheHackOps: what shows ' lsmod | grep amdgpu ' ? [01:42] howdy [01:42] Are there any updates for fractional display scaling for Ubuntu 18.04? [01:43] oerheks: from my 16.04 box I see 8.22 as well, but from the 18.04 box, Software gives 8.23.76.3 [01:46] software gives snap, so 18.04 got an updated version, maybe your old version gets updated, i would expect that to happen [01:46] oerheks: like I said, don't know if this ver diff is of any significance; myabe your suggestion on autoupdates are more important [01:47] *is more... [01:49] in any case, can't say I am crazy about the warning that Skype is unconfined and has access to all documents; anything I can do to sandbox it? [01:50] Bashing-om, https://gist.github.com/TheOpenDevProject/dcfaf87b3bffd79b42c24e039f00f516 [01:53] TheHackOps: "amdgpu 2703360 0" the zero says not being used .. hummm .. is it loaded ' sudo lshw -C display ' ? [01:55] Bashing-om, https://gist.github.com/TheOpenDevProject/4367124967397ec449f41e49de2fd8bc [01:57] how can I play a midi file by double-clicking [01:58] TheHackOps: Well .. not making a lot of sense .. "configuration: driver=radeon" where is expected to be amdgpu . think'n . [01:58] normally never does make sense on my machine :D [02:00] radeon is older driver, amdgpu replaces it if card is supported === mkv is now known as m4v [02:02] anyone knows how to protect documents from Skype? === led_ir23 is now known as led_ir22 [02:06] TheHackOps: " apt policy xserver-xorg-video-ati xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu ' ? === Butterfly^^ is now known as Butterfly^ [02:08] XXCoder: TheHackOps should be running the amdgpu driver with that R9 card . === Butterfly^ is now known as Guest41478 === Butterfly^^ is now known as Butterfly^ [02:24] anyone know of a way to play videos from desktop/laptop to chromecast? [02:29] slackin, i play with chrome to my nexus player, which has chromecast build-in too [02:30] chromecast has to be setup with login, and your browser too, then you have the cast options [02:45] thank you for flying #freenode === n-st- is now known as n-st === yokel_ is now known as yokel [03:14] flying #freenode [04:38] hey why cant I play a dvd? [04:38] because you gots no VLC? [04:38] is the same libdvdcss thing from years ago [04:39] yes I do [04:39] even with that lib, some dvds will still not play [04:39] !dvd [04:39] Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [04:40] VLC does not play encrypted dvds by default, still need this package [04:41] I must have fixed before and forgot cause its working now [04:41] oerheks: so what do you do then? [04:41] not watch them? [04:42] oh [04:43] oerheks: like to the ones that will not play with libdvdcss [04:43] * ChetManly cannot believe I forgot I had done this already, my new job is henious [04:44] if there is no linux solution, you will need to use an other platform [05:01] For some reason when I start using hexchat on Ubuntu it gets glitchy [05:02] Does anyone know why? === shawn is now known as Guest88114 [05:09] what's the best dvd player for ubuntu? [05:10] purpleunicorn: screenshot? [05:10] smacktalk: best, is an opinion, youc an try vlc or smplayer [05:10] !info gnome-mpv [05:10] gnome-mpv (source: gnome-mpv): simple GTK+ frontend for mpv. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.13-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 143 kB, installed size 657 kB [05:11] *best* is an opinion, there are many mediaplayers that can handle dvd formats [05:13] vlc isnt working...throwing an error [05:14] you have followed the dvd wiki ofcourse.. [05:14] !dvd [05:14] Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [05:14] even with that lib, some dvds will still not play [05:14] LoLz [05:28] I don’t have a screenshot [05:34] I am lookin repository for kali to ubuntu [05:34] have a new one for this? [05:41] !kali | crns [05:41] crns: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [05:42] crns: and not a good idea to add another Os repos === Guest95085 is now known as EriC^^ [05:48] purpleunicorn: printscreen button to the rescue [05:49] Lol what? lotuspsychje how do I record my screen as a video? [05:50] !info kazam | purpleunicorn [05:50] purpleunicorn: kazam (source: kazam): screencast and screenshot application created with design in mind. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.4.5-2 (bionic), package size 732 kB, installed size 1693 kB === eschwartz[m]_ is now known as eschwartz [06:37] classic Ubuntu and derivates problem: Wireless network does not connect, before logging in, also disconnects after logging out... [06:37] Wnat it to be on upon machine boot and to stay up [06:38] nikolam: then you need to tick the box that says "enable for all users" [06:38] (machine also used as a router and a dnsmasq for LAN [06:38] nikolam: otherwise the password for the wifi network is unlocked in your keyring upon logon [06:38] hateball, Ok, I enabled it, I will restart it to test. [06:38] I see password is also displayed as a plaitext in config file. [06:38] ok, will reboot to see. [06:40] hello folks; where is the location for /var/lib/dhcp/dhclient.leases in ubuntu 18.04 LTS [06:41] I purged mysql and re-installed but it does not ask me for a root password again. Is there a way to set it up again? [06:42] mohabaks, that is the place, but you need to create it yourself.. http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man5/dhcpd.leases.5.html [06:42] oerheks: thanks [06:43] Hello, will this ISO function as a LiveCD? ubuntu-14.04.5-desktop-amd64.iso [06:43] it should [06:44] foo357, that said, you may want to use a newer ubuntu version [06:44] Styil: Do you know of a direct download link? (I can't use bitttorrent) [06:44] Styil: thanks for the pointer, I'm aware of the ubuntu versions [06:45] https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/contribute?version=18.04&architecture=amd64 [06:45] direct download link for 18.04 [06:46] actually that isnt it [06:46] http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso [06:46] that is the direct link [06:46] foo357, [06:49] Styil: I am aware that it's an older LTS version I was asking about. I know it's fairly out-of-date, I want it to test a thing. [06:50] Styil: I think I managed to find the direct download for LTS 14.04 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/14.04.5/release/ [06:50] that is 14.04.05, if that is no issue === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner === Mead- is now known as Mead [07:23] hi is this ubuntu channel ? [07:24] Guest89917: yes. [07:24] Guest89917: yes, for support issues [07:26] thank you [07:42] npm ERR! 418 I'm a teapot: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/20791 [07:56] i am connecting ubuntu using putty [07:56] i enabled x11 forwarding [07:56] but i got this error [07:56] Error: no DISPLAY environment variable specified [07:56] what package should i need to install? [07:59] hellyeah: are you connecting from windows? [07:59] yes [07:59] i have xming === greenywd is now known as greeny_ === matt_ is now known as Guest89295 [08:02] hellyeah: does putty know about your x server? I've done that before (X server on windows forwarded over putty), it does work with some fiddling === greeny_ is now known as greenywd === greenywd is now known as greeny_ === greeny_ is now known as greenywd === abc is now known as Guest26265 [08:23] hello === leyan is now known as Guest26412 [08:23] hello === b3zi- is now known as b3zi [08:27] hello === tolecnal_ is now known as tolecnal [08:31] need help? [08:31] hi, i have this weird issue where a udp packet will spuriously go missing during a dns request, but it only seems to affect 14.04 [08:31] negev: if nobody knows here try asking in ##networking [08:32] i'm not convinced it's a networking issue [08:32] because if i use a 16.04 client and 16.04 server on the same network it doesn't happen [08:32] the problem happens if i have either 14.04 client or a 14.04 server === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [08:43] morning ubuntuers [08:44] hi [08:44] i just installed ubnuntu yesterday and started playing with it. i installed citrix receiver to connect to my work's network [08:45] but when trying to connect i get an error : cannot connect to app.... 0.0.0.2 [08:45] not really sure how to troubleshoot it - any ideas ? [08:46] anyone played around with citrix access on ubuntu ? [08:47] if someone has they will answer, just be patient ;-) [08:48] i am :) [08:48] i guess its mostly americans , on here... probably still ZZZing === numarkaee is now known as merskiasa [08:59] quit === TvL2386_ is now known as TvL2386 [09:06] hey guys, I'm using the ubuntu-18.04-live-server-amd64.iso and I notice I can only format my /boot as ext4, xfs or btrfs [09:06] I wanted to format it as ext2, just like all my 16.04 server [09:07] but [09:07] why [09:07] well, why not? [09:09] Install as ext4, back it up, reformat as ext2, restore, reinstall grub [09:09] ext4 is a superior filesystem, just saying [09:11] An argument could be made that ext2 is a simpler filesystem with less scope for failure. You'd be wrong, but you could certainly argue. [09:11] I don't have a good argument... It's just been the default for ages... [09:11] but, ext4 it is :) [09:11] new default :) [09:12] anyone know about supervisor? [09:12] and now I'm looking how to configure my LVM [09:12] I don't really like these simplified setup steps === poop is now known as Guest73094 [09:14] The right argument is that boiling down the install options makes it easier for the vendor to validate that all combinations will work on all platforms [09:14] If you want all the available options to customize disk partitions, raid, etc, you should install Ubuntu using the Network Installer. [09:14] And that leads to a more reliable Ubuntu for everyone [09:15] sounds like a Microsoft statement [09:16] anyone know how i can imitate multimedia keys using gnome's keyboard settings? [09:17] nevermind, seems as simple as change the mm key settings themselves in keyboard settings [09:22] /cpu/cp/upd >/dev/null 2>&1 [09:22] anyone knows what this should be doing? === sysop is now known as Guest95206 [09:22] i found it in the crontab [09:23] I'll use the 18.04 mini iso [09:23] looks familiar, works familiar [09:23] and gives freedom [09:24] any one connecting to citrix with their ubuntu ? [09:24] zax I am [09:24] have you had any issues ? [09:24] with my ubuntu-18.04 desktop [09:24] yep [09:24] always [09:25] but it works fine now [09:25] I documented the procedure if you're interested === yordan is now known as Guest6390 [09:25] when i try to open a published app it gives me a 0.0.0.2 cannot connect. no such file or directory. verify your connection settings and try again [09:26] TvL2386, im very interested - yes [09:26] one sec :) [09:28] https://gist.github.com/TvL2386/e642f5fcccf35cc2c9d647d773b67248 === tomaw_ is now known as tomaw [09:33] TvL2386, perfect [09:33] thanks [09:33] zax1: yw! Good to hear ^^ [09:34] so the issue was that the apps dont share the browsers certs ? [09:34] and that commands coppy the ca certs to the app keystore ? [09:34] I honestly don't know, first easy was what you had, second issue was missing certs [09:34] Each browser does its own thing, separate and apart from the OS [09:34] yeah it symlinks the certs so Citrix can use them [09:35] no you are speaking chinease to me [09:35] symlinks ? [09:35] `ln -s` creates links [09:35] not copies [09:35] create a symbolic link [09:35] got ya [09:35] yes [09:35] another issue.... if you may [09:35] :) [09:35] so i opened my citrix desktop [09:35] hello, I need to ask a questions regarding the live image. how can I change which system gets mounted in cdrom? [09:35] I use it for citrix desktop yeah [09:36] but it occupied the entire screen with out the black connection bar, [09:36] unfortunately I must use outlook [09:36] naturally, i hit SHIFT-F2 [09:36] hmmmm... I do have that black bar where you can switch to window mode [09:36] no i am stuck on a terminal window which is also maximised and cant get out of it [09:37] the balck bar is not there by design - our citrix admins decreed it should be removed [09:37] thats ok [09:37] i can handle that [09:37] oh haha :) [09:37] but how do i get out of the terminal window [09:37] bluebfg: you can choose advanced boot and, I think, edit grub options [09:37] what terminal window?\ [09:37] oh [09:37] shift F1 I believe [09:37] shift Fsomething [09:38] my mouse is not confined in the citrix terminal... I always have it windowed, maximized on my right screen [09:38] shift-f2 doesn't do anything [09:38] also not I'm using ubuntu-mate-desktop [09:38] SHIFT-F1 doesnt work [09:38] *note [09:38] let me go and ogle it [09:39] shift+f1 does not work here either [09:39] try all the shift+function keys [09:39] its probably one of them IIRC [09:39] no harm done if it isnt [09:40] my SHIFT-F12 is connected to the red button on my desk..... :( [09:40] @i_heart_penguins so you say that responsible for changing what is mounted in cdrom dir is grub? (i thought it was casper) [09:40] brace yourself [09:41] na.. .no shift Fx works [09:44] bluebfg: you want to not mount you cd drive when booting from liveusb? i misunderstood [09:45] i use lvm together with the live image created my own build), my problem is that i have 2 rootfs partitions, and I want to choose when rootfs1 is mounted in cdrom and when rootfs2 is mounted in cdrom [09:50] I'm trying to understand how netplan+networkd works. [09:50] @i_heart_penguins any idea? [09:51] I have a 18.04 server in a VM. it has interfaces lo and ens3. [09:51] They show up in the output of 'networkctl list' [09:52] But I can't figure out what is the equivalent systemd service name for the network interface ens3 . [09:53] I don't see any service with a name that ends "@ens3.service" . [09:55] I'm trying to find out how to disable the boot splash on ubuntu-18.04 server [09:56] also, does any one know how can i see the active entwork connection on an ubuntu lxd os? [09:56] bluebfg: you mean from a container? [09:56] yes [09:56] nmcli connection show [09:56] returns empty [09:57] but connectivity exists [09:57] active network connections: netstat -anp? [09:57] ifconfig [09:57] I don't think people use the network manager from within a container [09:58] all that stuff is done by your container runtime environment (I'm familiar with docker) [09:59] found it, disabling splash by setting GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" in /etc/default/grub [09:59] not sure if it's required, but also did update-grub afterwards [10:01] @tvl2386 how can I view available wi-fi networks from within a container? [10:01] LXD not docker [10:02] TvL2386: ss -np; ip a # ifconfig is no longer installed by default (?) [10:02] with ss -np i gt protocol not supported [10:02] ah check tzafrir [10:03] and as you know ifconfig provide info on current connection [10:03] i am talking about listing the available wi-fi networks [10:03] and receive info on the one you are currently connected to e.g. ssid, bssid, signal strength etc [10:03] ss -ntp [10:03] hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [10:04] but, sorry for being ignorant or something: How should a container know what wifi the host is connected to [10:04] networking is abstracted away a bit right [10:04] @tzafrir cannot open socket protocol not supported [10:04] and it doesn't matter right wether docker or lxd manages the container [10:05] the container is simply: the isolated process running in it's own env [10:05] well for docker you can use the --net host when deploying an image [10:05] to maintain such networking capabilities [10:05] is there an equivalent to that for LXD? [10:06] yeah and what does docker do: it spins up an interface, configures an ip on it, "bridges" the container with it and enables ip forwarding [10:06] does some iptables shit [10:07] $ ip a s docker0 [10:07] 6: docker0: mtu 1500 qdisc noqueue state DOWN group default [10:07] link/ether 02:42:85:bc:59:61 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff [10:07] inet 172.17.0.1/16 brd 172.17.255.255 scope global docker0 [10:07] valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever [10:07] that's how docker works [10:08] Hey folks [10:09] ok [10:09] bluebfg: https://stgraber.org/2016/10/27/network-management-with-lxd-2-3/ [10:09] @tvl2386 ok thanks will try to figure it out. on another matter maybe you know how I can tell whcih rootfs to be mounted on cdrom? I have made a live image that supports lvm. So for example, I need to mount rootfs1 on cdrom sometimes and rootfs2 another time. Any idea on how can I achieve that? [10:11] hey guys, how do you monitor systemd-timesyncd? is there any chance to get more out of it than what timedatectl status provides? [10:11] bluebfg: not sure about that... I never messed with cd images myself === RoBz_ is now known as RoBz [10:14] winem_: I don't :) [10:15] TvL2386: well, the last weekend told me that I don't want to rely on the customer any longer. so I thought there might be some cool stuff I just miss [10:15] chrony provides some good info but I use that on redhat only and want to stick to the defaults - use systemd timesync on debian / ubuntu [10:15] Hi! I can not install pidgin 2.13 from official ubuntu repository, is it ok? [10:16] Ah, yes, I have latest pidgin version 2.10.12 and linux mint 18.3 [10:16] so what is it you want to accomplish winem_ ? [10:20] test [10:20] !mint | gaussblurinc1 [10:20] gaussblurinc1: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [10:22] has quit [10:23] TvL2386: on redhat for example. I have 3 alarms now: status of the conifgured sources (available, unavailable, falseticker), the deviation between the local time and the time on the source and a 3rd alarm that just yells if the local client is not synced at all. on ubuntu, I could just use the 3rd one [10:27] !ping [10:27] pong! [10:34] winem_: I don't know... [10:38] ping [10:38] TvL2386: no worries, it's fine. was just wondering if it's possible and if I miss anything [10:42] google === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner === ceiba_ is now known as hellyeah [10:49] hi need help pleasze [10:50] please* [10:50] whats the problem [10:50] raf, just ask your question [10:52] I trying to install romstation , for multi emule ; i installed wine , start the romstation download & in z website they write : juste lance the download and at the end unlock the case [10:52] So i does and ... [10:52] Nothing (y) i love it [10:55] think we have a translation problem [10:56] think to so tired [10:56] humm what i had not good explain [10:58] !fr | raf [10:58] raf: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [10:59] Thx but i have a really big problem with french people and ubuntu ... they dont know how to start lol [10:59] i try it thanks [11:04] nobody can i try again to explain [11:09] i've encountered an error, don't know how to fix it. here: sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) and another: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2 [11:10] Try explaining it, with your words, i'm french and user of Ubuntu, maybe i can help you [11:10] !paste | cap please paste the full command you are running to get that error [11:10] cap please paste the full command you are running to get that error: 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. [11:11] hateball, i forgot how to do that [11:11] ubottu, i forgot how to do that. [11:11] cap: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [11:12] raf: french people and Ubuntu ? Why ? [11:13] Escartag ; i had explainon ubuntu [11:13] Fr [11:14]