[00:00] Hi all... just came back to Ubuntu after using Macs for so long. I am using Guake to popup a terminal quickly, and my shortcut key is set to Super+J, but when I push it, I have to push J twice. The first J bleeds through to whatever text entry is open on the desktop... any idea where to look into this? [00:03] emostar: that seems like possibly a bug in your keyboard, i would look at what `xev` sees from the keypresses [00:03] emostar: does that also happen if you press super, first, then press j? [00:04] I'm having an issue with the ubuntu budgie DE, but the IRC for that seems to be dead at the moment [00:04] When I launch a new program it seems to start minimized / under my programs [00:04] nacc: i hold down super and have to press j twice. fwiw, it occurs with an external bluetooth keyboard and the laptop's keyboard. [00:04] nacc: i am seeing a FocusOut when i press super, perhaps that is causing it... just super is set to show Activities or something. [00:04] It mainly happens for google chrome, and discord. Other programs don't seem to have that issue [00:06] emostar: how did you setup the shortcut? [00:07] emostar: and what version of ubuntu? [00:07] emostar: i just tried adding one in the settings -> keyboard -> shortcut and it worked fine [00:07] (for super + j) [00:07] agreed, that without one set there, i see the bheavior you do [00:09] can someone help me? === lynn_ is now known as gryphon === semeion is now known as mnemonic [00:16] nacc: the shortcut is set in the Guake settings, other shortcut keys work properly though. I'm running 18.04 [00:18] has there been any word on what ubuntus intention is, vis-a-vis VLC/libvlc in xenial? [00:18] vlc2 won't get patched, debian upgraded stable/oldstable to vlc3 [00:19] nacc: anything with a super+ causes the bug it seems. changing it to ctrl+j makes it work as expected. i am guessing the super key causing a Focus Out is the root cause. [00:21] ntd install the snap version ? 3.03-1-3 [00:22] nacc: confirmed. using tweaks, under 'keyboard & mouse', chanigng 'overview shortcut' from 'left super' to 'right super' fixes the issue for me. so the problem is with Guake, since other super+ shortcuts work as expected outside of Guake. [00:22] snap? really? [00:23] snap itself=good. the app store and contant phoning home=bad [00:23] hey guys. is the hydrogen drum machine program still being supported for ubuntu? i just tried to go to the website for it and the site's down [00:23] constant [00:23] meh, fud, it checks once a day for update. [00:25] not very linux-y [00:26] the way they (canon...) did snap and rpi: does not bode well IMO === Sven_vB_ is now known as Sven_vB [00:26] emostar: ack, agreed [00:27] your opinion is valuable, but not for this channel [00:27] ntd ubuntu support issue? lets take the chatter elsewhere please [00:28] vlc is in universe as well, i assume this is about the security issues? [00:28] i'm asking: is their plan to let xenial users holding the bag? it's not like VLC is "niche" sw [00:29] ntd: do you understand how universe works? [00:29] nacc: thanks for the `xev` pointer :) [00:29] emostar: yw [00:30] yeah, hence me "asking", not "flaming" [00:30] ntd: this is not a policy channel, this is a support channel [00:30] ntd: that is, your question is meant for the ubuntu security team, afaict [00:30] nacc: i got the guake code and building it now... it uses Gtk and Python, so probably the real root cause is in one of those (or the Gtk python binding) [00:31] emostar: could be :) [00:31] ntd: perhaps #ubuntu-hardened [00:31] one could file a sru, but not sure how this works for universe [00:34] oerheks: the sru process is unrelated to the componnent [00:34] oerheks: the component only refers to who provides security support really [00:37] ok i can add boot paremeters now [00:39] nomodeset says ut cantWhere do i add nomodeset? [00:40] Where do i add nomodeset? [00:40] isit to the linux line or a new one? [00:44] nacc: and the docs have a manual keybinding section... guess it's a common enough bug that there is a workaround for it. all is good now lol [00:45] I'm unsure if i add the nomodeset properly or not but it just gives me a black screen [00:46] when trying to boot [00:46] Gringonar, it goes on the linux line [00:46] end of the line, usually before quiet splash [00:47] it says "quiet splash ---"do i add it after the --- or does it signify the end of the parameter list? [00:47] oh ok [00:47] put it before the quiet splash as far as I know [00:48] ok now it freezes in the grub menu :( === Nicmavr is now known as Guest71292 [00:59] created media...no joy [00:59] guess ubuntu just doesn't like my hardware [01:00] did you google ubuntu and your device? maybe others have similar experiences/workarrounds? [01:00] anyone know what would be generating a bunch of random certs in /etc/ssl/certs? [01:01] all with the extension .0 [01:03] recap...can't get ubuntu to get past grub menu. goes to blank screen. I've tried creating media from different workstation, different usb, difference creation tools. tried editing grub option to no splash debug --verbose with no change [01:03] tater: that is normal [01:04] also tried setting gfxpayload=text [01:04] tried nomodeset [01:04] what device was it again? [01:04] still nothing. .would like to note that fedora boots and installs fine [01:04] rangemonger: Lenovo yoga 720 [01:05] 7th gen intel with integrated gnu....kaby lake I believe === coffeemug is now known as koffeecug === koffeecug is now known as koffeechug === koffeechug is now known as zendude [01:07] speedy01: can you tell me whats in the uefi folder on your fedora iso? [01:08] i have the samme issue as speedy but different hardware [01:08] very odd [01:10] im looking into the yoga 720, it def not only you [01:10] rangemonger: sure..give me a sec [01:11] err..iso is on my work computer [01:11] I can d/l it again if needed [01:13] Gringonar, not sure but this thread might help - https://askubuntu.com/questions/162075/my-computer-boots-to-a-black-screen-what-options-do-i-have-to-fix-it [01:14] rangemonger: on the laptop, I can tell you whats in the /boot folder if that helps [01:15] sorry bout that [01:16] sonicwind thank you, i already read it apperently i'm suposed to get a purple grub screen but mine is black === lubuntu is now known as Guest61201 [01:17] I can't get to the ubuntu installer [01:17] or the live options [01:18] i can only add boot parameters which are quite alien to me lol [01:18] i tried nomodeset and modprobe.blacklist=nouveau [01:19] all give a blackscreen [01:21] leftyfb: how is that normal [01:24] I'm going with hardware being the issue.. [01:25] do a hw test [01:25] on windows [01:25] with burn in test or something [01:27] bin running windows on the machine for a while..really don't think its hardware per se, likely the ubuntu media is missing something [01:28] likely [01:29] i wouldnt peg fedora as much harder to use that ubuntu, per se [01:29] only that deb/apt is a bit easier a package manager to work with than rpm [01:29] so if you can find another debian based distro maybe [01:30] yeah...just hoping to try ubuntu...seems like there is more packages/software available for it [01:32] is your hdd controller set to ahci mode? [01:32] yes [01:34] https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Linux-Discussion/Install-linux-in-Lenovo-Yoga-720/td-p/3633251/page/3 [01:34] the 2nd post on that page [01:35] How can i delete a partition (Windows 10) and make that partition part of my linux partition? is it possible without reinstalling? [01:36] yep...I saw that as well [01:36] but no joy [01:37] yeah, it seems like a tough go at best [01:37] Biessie: run gparted, delete win10 partition (if thats what you really wanna do) and then resize the linux one to the space available [01:38] rangemonger : Thanks! [01:38] no prob [01:38] this will likely be my last lenovo [01:38] lol [01:39] i dunno man, i have an asus tab and linux runs spotty on that too [01:39] its nice on a pc but on something portable, its really hit and miss [01:40] my asus UL50VT (pretty old) sucks running anything [01:40] it seems like pc manufacture are locking down consumer PC more and more every release [01:40] not a fan of asus though [01:40] the bios options on this thing is so limited... [01:41] every portable uefi machine ive seen has almost no bios options [01:41] microsoft I think is over inflating win 10 numbers by forcing it on people [01:42] new 8th gen intel, MS is blocking windows 7 installs on [01:42] its what they do [01:43] read somewhere that some manufactures have to make linux install difficult on machines certified as "microsoft signature editions" devices.. [01:43] which is suppose to mean no bloat...but I guess it also means no linux! lol [01:44] and I think the 720 I have is a "ms signature edition". should have bought a Mac.....as least with that, I know what I would have been getting into.... [01:44] might have read something like that too [01:44] [01:44] substituting one bad thing with another :P [01:44] regardless...thanks for trying to help me out! [01:44] sorry it didnt work out for you [01:45] no worries...have fedora on it...its a starting point! === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:47] and a decent one at that [01:48] speedy01: Any help: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1734147 here ? [01:48] Launchpad bug 1734147 in linux (Ubuntu Artful) "corrupted BIOS due to Intel SPI bug in kernel" [Critical,Fix released] [01:48] Bashing-om: that was actually a bug in linux that killed bioses [01:50] rangemonger: I just see the finger pointed at many Lenovo systems . [01:50] yeah it happened to them but i think it killed them [01:51] speedy01s system isnt nuked [01:54] not nuked yet any way! [01:54] hopefully never === Ricardus_ is now known as Ricardus [02:08] rangemonger : Its not allowing me to add to the partition.. is it because im mounted? even the SWAP partition i want to make a little bigger. [02:08] rangemonger : Do i have to do it another way? im mounted because im on the OS obviously [02:09] rightclick on the partitions and unmount/swapoff [02:10] not allowing me. [02:11] can you boot off a live usb stick? [02:11] then it should let you [02:11] ill see about getting one made [02:11] thanks. thats what i was expecting to hear [02:15] np [02:17] Hey guys I need some help: my Ubuntu froze on the lock screen screensaver, but I can ctrl-alt-f1 to the other terminal. What would be the best way to recover from that? Just kill Xorg? [02:20] and then startx if need be [02:21] alright, thanks [02:21] MK: is it 18.04? [02:21] 16.04 [02:21] My on-screen keyboard appears when I don't need it to, usually touching the screen. I don't have it turned on in the settings. How do I permanently disable the on-screen keyboard from appearing? [02:21] MK: ok, then perhaps what rangemonger said [02:21] Yup, it worked, thanks guys [02:22] nacc: would it be different on 18.04? [02:22] they did go back to xorg [02:22] rangemonger: yes, in that f1 is not a tty anymore [02:22] oh, i havent even noticed that yet [02:23] iirc, f1 will take you to the greeter [02:26] rangemonger : Can i use ubuntu 18.04 desktop install cd as a live cd to repartition? === Hafert92 is now known as Guest73818 [02:26] Biessie: yes [02:26] great news. will do that now [02:26] o wait, install cd? whats the iso name? [02:26] as long as its one that goes to the desktop when it boots [02:27] i dont know the iso name off hand im not on the desktop that i burned the image on [02:27] the 18.04 LTS iso [02:29] when you boot it does it go to the desktop? [02:29] or offer atleast ask if you want to go to it [02:29] *or atleast [02:51] hello [02:52] whats up [02:53] which is the best for upgrading 16.04.3 to 16.04.4 ? apt v apt-get v aptitude .. dist-upgrade vs full upgrade ? [02:54] dist-upgrade full-upgrade .. both work [02:55] oerheks: whatabout the prefix? [02:55] apt v apt get vs aptitude [02:56] official it is apt now, still apt-get still works [02:57] apt-get wont break the system even if still works? [02:57] and aptitude is optional, not standard. but also good. [02:57] does it break? [02:57] been using apt-get and apt in mix fashion lately .trying who will complete the task better. :( [02:58] apt because its less to type [02:58] its almos the same thing [02:58] i read depending on the apt version it will only do certain task.. so how will i know the apt version? [02:59] the non commandline type guy in me says open synaptic and look at the ver there :P [02:59] feels like ive been doing it wrong right from the start. [02:59] unlikely, apt and aptitude difference are long gone [02:59] rangemonger: also trying to install synaptic, & it wont let me.shucks [03:00] sudo apt install update, then sudo apt install synaptic [03:00] update is important [03:00] not to be confused with upgrade [03:01] are they always partners? like you need to do update before an installation? [03:01] update updates what packages are available [03:02] so say thinger version 2 came out last week and thinger version 3 came out today but you never typed update, if you apt install thinger, it will get 2 [03:02] im trying to make a script that only does a 1 time update then install all ppa and applications but it appears its not responsive. [03:02] this is troublesome when some packages are expecting one version of something and only see another because it wasnt updated [03:02] dinozi: we dont support external ppa's here [03:03] rangemonger: sudo apt install update? what are you talking about? [03:04] no, sudo apt update, then sudo apt install [03:04] sorry, i typed it wrong [03:05] my brain crossed wires or something [03:06] whats the next best thing to ppa-s? if i would avoid ppa's [03:06] dinozi: installing packages from the official ubuntu repos [03:06] i love PPAs [03:07] got a link on the ubuntu repos? [03:07] if ubuntu is so against them why did they create them? [03:07] rangemonger: please keep that for offtopic chat [03:07] dinozi: you can search packages on your system with: apt-cache search keyword [03:08] no, we provide the platform, but the owner is the one for support [03:08] yep.thats the command im trying to google since.but not succesful [03:09] Package 'synaptic' has no installation candidate :( [03:09] dinozi: what are you trying to do exactly? [03:10] install app and update to 16.04.4 [03:10] *upgrade [03:10] that doesnt seem right, i install synatpic after every install :S [03:10] unbelievable [03:10] dinozi: wich app? [03:11] its a fresh install.theres a lot of apps i like to install starting with synaptic [03:11] dinozi: why do you need synpatic, you can install packages from terminal or software center? [03:11] soft ctr is not responsive [03:12] maybe they dont like typing commands all the time [03:12] and software center always bugs out [03:12] lotuspsychje: terminal is uncooperative. [03:13] dinozi: if software center does not response, perhaps you choose a too heavy ubuntu version for your hardware? [03:13] so if you "sudo apt install synaptic" it gives you that error you just mentioned? [03:13] E: Package 'synaptic' has no installation candidate [03:14] no, software center craps out on my 16gig ram+ i5 [03:14] its not us, its sw center [03:14] does apt install and apt-get install work the same? [03:14] rangemonger: please don't generalize statements in #ubuntu like that [03:14] lotuspsychje: 12gb ram xenial 16.04.3 [03:14] im sorry if i hurt ubuntus feelings but clearly it needs a little assistance with its software center [03:15] rangemonger: software center working like a charm on 2 gig ram here [03:15] rangemonger: you can only speak of your own system.. [03:15] so its not our systems specs atleast [03:15] lotuspsychje: what version ur using? [03:15] mine and the people i administer [03:17] 16.04.1 was a breeze to install.i dunno whats happening lately [03:17] dinozi: first of all, before installing software, keep your system up to date with: update-manager or from terminal: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [03:17] thats the 1st thing i always do [03:18] dinozi: that doesnt make sense, as ubuntu 16.04.4 is out and you say your on .3 [03:18] the live usb was on .3 [03:18] either way that cant be it, synatpic was available on either one [03:19] dinozi: when did you download your .iso? [03:19] lotuspsychje: less than a month old [03:20] how about downloading the synatpic deb from ubuntus servers and installing it via gdebi? [03:21] rangemonger: let me check on that [03:21] dinozi: .3 is out from august 2017... [03:21] maybe the mirror you have ubuntu set ot dl from is down at the moment? [03:23] lotuspsychje: maybe im wrong w/ the dl date.. is it possible to show nautilus a column for creation date? [03:24] dinozi: how about you focus on updating your system first...before you do other things? [03:26] dinozi: if you trying installing packages on a non-updated system, you getting older packages that could be outdated, or with security holes [03:26] lotuspsychje: yeah.im stuck on the update part.cant do anything else even if i want to [03:26] dinozi: open a terminal and type: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade and hastebin us the results please [03:27] heh, on a live usb ? [03:27] oerheks: he's on live? [03:28] lotuspsychje: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wPVpHHJbYH/ [03:29] im on full install.dont want to nuke it again [03:30] dinozi: how did you get those http://mirror.pregi.net in your sources? [03:31] by changing to the fastest server ? [03:31] dinozi: ' sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 40976EAF437D05B5 ' to fix the key issue . [03:32] dinozi: try changing that to another server, some of your preggi 404 [03:32] lotuspsychje: they are not supposed that way? [03:32] ayt.ill change (again) is there a max of times in changing servers? [03:33] Bashing-om: should i do that now or change servers? [03:33] dinozi: try what Bashing-om just pasted [03:33] dinozi: either way .. will lead to the same end :) [03:34] Bashing-om: deep :D [03:36] where is this applicable for every badsig issue? -- > sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 40976EAF437D05B5 [03:37] dinozi: " The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 " from your paste . [03:37] ongoing sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade .. pls bear with me === kilo is now known as flyingtoaster [03:42] rangemonger : Partitions are setup like i needed and extended my swap. thanks again [03:43] Biessie: oh nice, good stuff, glad it worked out [03:43] lotuspsychje: is this the site ? https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/ the ppa killer site? :) [03:43] windows had 3 partitions taking up over 60% of my hdd. i deleted it all and extended my linux partition to take it all up [03:44] increased my swap from 975 megs to 4gb [03:44] !sources | dinozi [03:44] dinozi: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [03:47] cool, yeah it takes up a lot [03:49] sometimes,after i change servers,it will update a long list,then it will b interrupted saying check your internet connection (even if internet is still connected) question how can i resume just those who are partially & not yet downloaded? [03:52] HTOP - xorg is using up 20-50% of my cpu consistently .. is that nomral or my cpu is just crap? lol [03:52] normal* [03:52] Biessie: on wich ubuntu version? [03:53] lotuspsychje : 18.04 LTS Desktop [03:53] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rpVD4Zmjk2/ [03:54] i truly do not need xorg to run though.. it's rare ill use it once i have it all setup how i want it. should i just disable it on bootup ? if so, how so i go about doing that? lol [03:54] i can always manually load it up as needed [03:55] https://www.asus.com/Laptops/UL50Vt/specifications/ is my old POS laptop its r unning on [03:55] Biessie: gnome is known bottleneck overall, but its being worked on [03:55] should i use a different GUI? KDE or something you recommend? [03:56] imo kde is tops [03:56] or xfce [03:56] 2 best ones but thats me [03:56] how do i load that by default? [03:56] vs gnome? [03:56] Biessie: at the end of the month 18.04.1 comes out, perhaps await this release point? [03:57] lotuspsychje : Sure! [03:57] wont hurt, right [03:57] Biessie: alot of bugs get solved on every release point, worth the test :p [03:58] so i just do sudo apt update / upgrade commands and it will take care of it? [03:59] or its a little more than that? sorry for noob questions [03:59] dinozi: corrupted control files ? try ' sudo apt clean ; cd /var/lib/apt ; sudo mv lists lists.old ; sudo mkdir -p lists/partial ; sudo apt clean ; sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ' . [04:00] rangemonger : Yea i've ran XFCE before. cant remember if i liked it though lol. was on 16.04 [04:00] its been a while. [04:01] Biessie: just updating your system will result to new release points too, yes [04:01] lotuspsychje : Perfect. i run the update/upgrade commands on the daily! :) [04:01] Biessie: thats the spirit! [04:02] Bashing-om: im sorry ,but the ---> cd /var/lib/apt what is the complete command for it? [04:03] dinozi: that is the comp[lete command where you are changing the working directory to that target, sych that long paths for the following commands are not needed . [04:03] kde = mad features and customization, xfce = pretty lite and overall sane, gnome = tablety and composited if thats your bag, mate/gnome2 = kind of like xfce but more customizable, cinnamon = based on gnome3 but more traditional [04:03] such* [04:04] i mean,just execute 1x1 ? [04:04] sudo apt clean [04:04] cd /var/lib/apt [04:04] sudo mv lists lists.old [04:04] sudo mkdir -p lists/partial [04:04] sudo apt clean [04:04] dinozi: Ues, one command at the time :) [04:05] rangemonger - thanks for that. [04:05] rangemonger - I found this https://www.lifewire.com/best-linux-desktop-environments-4120912 pretty nice comparisons [04:07] np [04:07] i love kde because it can be pretty much any other one [04:08] ongoing [04:08] Hi, I was trying to add failover IP to my server, and it seems I have done something wrong, now even my primary address is not working [04:13] is it possible to change bionic's desktop into xenial without complications? [04:14] dinozi: No, too much has changed . But you can add any desktop that you like ,, what desktop did you have in 16.04 ? [04:15] wasn't uniity the default in xenial? [04:15] xenial [04:15] gnome is better anyway :P [04:15] unity [04:16] Ubuntu gnome is now pointless [04:16] Toadisattva: True if was a (u)buntu default install . [04:16] Are there any plans to update openjfx to work with default-jre in Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS? It seems that OpenJFX was forgotten, and so we're stuck having to use Java 8 instead of Java 11. [04:17] I'm an lxde and xfce type guy myself, but that's just what floats my boat [04:17] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KmjmJGTPtC/ [04:17] !info unity | di [04:17] di: unity (source: unity): Interface designed for efficiency of space and interaction.. In component universe, is optional. Version 7.5.0+18.04.20180413-0ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 1748 kB, installed size 6808 kB [04:20] this is my ifconfig: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vz6bFPmdwJ/ [04:20] dinozi: Try again ' sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 40976EAF437D05B5 ' . [04:21] copy [04:21] !latest | Randolf [04:21] Randolf: 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. [04:24] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XYmyRnyBSR/ [04:27] dinozi: See: http://askubuntu.com/questions/41605/trouble-downloading-packages-list-due-to-a-hash-sum-mismatch-error . Maybe change your mirror and try again . [04:28] ok.tnx for your time everyone === Richard is now known as Guest30757 === | is now known as Guest93621 [04:38] I would appreciate any help regarding my interfaces issue [04:40] Is it possible to install Ubuntu without a /boot partition (booting from the EFI system partition) with encrypted root? [04:41] Certainly the installer doesn't support it, but is it even achievable? [04:58] hey [04:58] hello === guiver_d is now known as guiverc [05:04] anyone [05:04] ? [05:06] bueller? [05:09] what rangemonger? [05:09] nothing, bad joke [05:10] so where r u from rangemonger? [05:10] ? [05:10] ontario, canada you? [05:11] west bengal,INDIA [05:11] BTW MYSELF PRATIK [05:11] cool [05:12] !ops | subham known troll [05:12] subham known troll: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [05:12] are u a boy? [05:13] rangemonger? [05:13] This is a support channel - please limit your conversations to on-topic use. [05:13] !help [05:13] 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 [05:13] /!\ ATTN: For any questions PM ajvpot he is the Official support contact /!\ [05:27] hey there ubuntu folks. I'm looking for a good home office distro to get the job done. I'm done with tinkering with rolling releases as i don't have time for that. i was torn between ubuntu and opensuse leap, as they seem the most 'enterprisish', but am a bit wary of ubuntu moving out of 'consumer' space. what does that mean for ubuntu desktop? [05:28] !emergency [05:28] there doesnt seem to be any threat to ubuntu desktop as far as i can tell [05:29] suse is pretty solid too though [05:29] i dont think you can go wrong either way [05:29] btw, suse just got bought out by some other co === giraffe is now known as Guest56583 [05:33] Even *with* a separate /boot, it seems like disk encryption and dual boot are just not supported? [05:33] Are people who don't want to erase their entire disk supposed to install unencrypted, or what? [05:35] Hello [05:36] I am investigating problems with my Sata controller and disks, have Win10 and Ubuntu on separate SSDs, got hard BSODs on Win10 a few mins after boot [05:36] rangermonger: yeah, i like opensuse, but the yearly reinstall of point releases is somewhat offputting [05:36] now with Ubuntu I sometimes get very long login times, how do I check if any errors happened ? [05:37] When logging in there is purple background displayed for like 30 minutes before login screen reappears [05:43] kuberon: systemd has a blame option; but I usually look in journalctl, dmesg for issues (this is general only) - i remove 'quiet splash' [grub] so more appear on screen & compare with normal.. i'd check smartctl, temp (hardware inc. disk) too if I didn't know [06:13] Set up a new computer yesterday - fresh install, 18.04. As soon as it is has installed and restarted, I try to log in for the first time, and the screen goes black, and then takes me back to the log in screen. The mouse and keyboard are very slow/laggy too if they are even responsive. === krock22 is now known as cary [06:46] Sup ppl [06:47] just got my ubuntu installed, i'm very Happy with it [06:47] it seems can definitely replace my Windows 10 [06:47] I'm currently customizing the look, just wonder is there any clean glassy theme that could share with me? [06:52] How do I stop my Bluetooth keyboard going to sleep? [06:52] HaMsTeRs: have you looked at those available via gnome-looks site? (assuming using gnome or 18.04) [06:53] guiverc, thanks for reply. Yes, i'm currently using 18.04 [06:53] checking gnome-look site now [06:54] If I don't use it for a while it goes to sleep and becomes unresponsive. The only way to make it work again is to turn it off, turn the bluetooth connection off on computer, turn the keyboard back on and turn the bluetooth connection back on and press any button on the keybord and then it will become "connected" again. [07:01] hm... in gnome-look.org, should I browse the shell-theme or gdk or gdm? === agm is now known as Guest94550 [07:04] Set up a new computer yesterday - fresh install, 18.04. As soon as it is has installed and restarted, I try to log in for the first time, and the screen goes black, and then takes me back to the log in screen. The mouse and keyboard are very slow/laggy too if they are even responsive. [07:13] guiverc: but the issue happens when logging in not booting [07:13] I did the tweak anyway, will try it next time [07:13] haven't seen anything unusual in dmesg, journalctl [07:14] what about systemd blame option? [07:16]