[00:20] Speaking of handbooks, is there something similar to the FreeBSD handbook for Ubuntu? [00:21] tldp.org is the only handbook I know, but that's general. [00:22] Hello, how do I do to be able to edit an archive with emacs and not just be in read-only mode? [00:23] Echo: #emacs [00:23] tank you, but it's not working [00:23] Echo: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/180910/how-do-i-change-read-write-mode-for-a-file-using-emacs [00:24] hfp, some are in pdf https://help.ubuntu.com/ [00:25] and some startup guide https://ubuntu-manual.org/downloads [00:27] https://fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads/ and https://fullcirclemagazine.org/special-editions/ [00:33] hello guys. could use some help with wifi on Ubuntu 18.04 [00:34] oerheks: thanks [00:34] How do I make a "cleared" partition with parted? === medberry is now known as Guest62131 [00:35] It's an option in gparted but I can [00:35] t find how with parted [00:37] wifi is hard blocked after resuming the laptop from suspend. any ideas? #WIFI [00:39] \help [00:39] !patience ubuntunoob [00:40] ubuntunoob !patience [00:40] !patience [00:40] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [00:40] There we go [00:41] My apologies, was framing my question better! [00:42] clear === EdB is now known as handlebar [01:12] wifi is hard blocked after resuming the laptop from suspend. Tried most if not all solutions on Ubuntu's Stackexchange page... Laptop is HP ab035tx. WiFi card - RTL 8723BE. Secure boot bisabled in BIOS and in MOK. Tried github drivers and a lot of other methods. Thanks for your time. Any help will be really appreciated! [01:15] Click the wifi button to turn it on === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [01:17] what does "hard blocked" means and what does "rfkill list" show before and after suspend? [01:17] after suspend, rfkill list shows hard blocked - yes [01:18] is this on a encrypted system with encryted swap? [01:18] @xamithan the aeroplane mode button does not work either [01:18] no, no encryption enabled. secure boot disabled [01:18] well hard blocked means it is in the bios or hardware blocking it [01:18] fn key + wireless perhaps [01:18] do you have a wireless specific keyboard combo to switch it on / off? [01:19] It works fine till the laptop goes into sleep, then goes hard-blocked [01:20] @tomreyn the airplane mode key does not work in ubuntu. it is f12 key. It works in windows though [01:21] ubuntunoob: airplane mode is probably not wireless only, but meant to control all kinds of networking (also bluetooth). so i was wondering about a wireless only button / key combo [01:22] I do not have any such button [01:22] Does anyone else have the problem where after resuming a suspended session it brings you to the login screen instead of the unlock screen? And then logging in again just seems to hang the system? It happens to me randomly, like maybe 1 in 15 suspends. It is also something specific to 18.04 because I didn't have this problem at all in 17.10. [01:22] I just installed an 18.04 server now I want to bind the up and down arrows to bash history. 1) Says 'bind: Not Found' 2) apt install bind returns 'Package 'bind' has no installation candidate'. Any Ideas? [01:23] erik_m: by default, in ubuntu, if you're in a terminal and you press the up or down error, it will show you the commands from your history [01:23] erik_m: there's no need to bind anything [01:24] oerheks: nope [01:24] @leftyb: That is what I though but I am getting scan codes when pressing up or down. Maybe it is an ssh thing [01:25] erik_m: shouldn't be [01:25] erik_m: what version of ubuntu are you ssh'ing into and what type/version OS are you ssh'ing from and with what client? [01:25] Are you sure your ctrl or alt keys or something aren't stuck down? [01:27] xamithan: if that was for me, yes, I am positive no other keys were pressed. I even had a keypress monitoring tool running in terminal [01:27] @leftyb I am on an Ubuntu Mate 18.04 (terminal) connecting to Ubuntu Server 18.04 (Hosted/vitual) [01:27] erik_m: hosted how/where? [01:28] @xamithan Yes no other keys a locked/pressed [01:29] @leftyb Rackspace. They call it 'cloud servers' but is a public Open Stack [01:29] ubuntunoob: you may want to try playing with the module options - especially those related to power save: https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new/wiki/rtl8723be-options [01:30] ericus: can you ssh to the same machine you're on to test if it's a problem with your local client [01:30] ubuntunoob: i would suggest fwlps=0 swlps=1 for starters [01:30] tomreyn: disabled power save, tried rtlfinger from github [01:31] ubuntunoob: all three forms of power save then? [01:31] tomreyn: i disabled power management for the card, if that's what you mean [01:32] ubuntunoob: fwlps swlps and ips are the power save related module options [01:33] tomreyn: i'll go try that now... I'll ping you here with the results [01:33] a german language forum i was just looking at suggests to use swenc=1 fwlps=0 ips=0 ant_sel=1 [01:34] @leftyfb no issue when ssh to local or other 18.04 server on lan [01:41] @leftyfb I think I found something but I will need to test later. I was following this guide https://plusbryan.com/my-first-5-minutes-on-a-server-or-essential-security-for-linux-servers and is calls for useradd instead of adduser. Think that the account that I added is an empty "shell" [01:42] Just usermod and fix it [01:43] tomreyn: could you please repeat your command? [01:43] ubuntunoob: i would suggest fwlps=0 swlps=1 for starters [01:43] a german language forum i was just looking at suggests to use swenc=1 fwlps=0 ips=0 ant_sel=1 [01:44] Where can I find an Ubuntu installation ISO image for a non-graphical installation? [01:44] tomreyn: thank you. One second while I try! === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:44] !minimal | gasull [01:44] gasull: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [01:45] the latter seems to combine disabling power save with the ant_sel bluetooth co-existence workaround for better performance. [01:45] ubuntunoob: ^ [01:45] gasull: one of the server images will also work, you just need to install the "ubuntu-desktop" package afterwards. [01:46] you should ideally have an ethernet connection for this, though [01:56] tomreyn: is there any way I can make sure the options are in effect currently? === Tin^man is now known as Tin_man [01:57] Is there a version of top that shows the ARC (ZFS) summary on Linux like on FreeBSD? [01:57] tomreyn: nope, did not work. WiFi still hard blocked after resume from suspend [01:57] ubuntunoob: systool -v -m rtl8723be [01:58] ubuntunoob: that's to answer your question. a pity it would not work. return the computer if you can, or replace the wireless chipset / modem / card [02:00] tomreyn: rebooting to get WiFi back. And I've seen issues with other cards that Hp support. Apparently, I can't use any other WiFi card because of some FCC thing [02:01] ubuntunoob: you might need a patched bios for this, right. hp blacklists hardware ids in bios on some models. [02:02] Yeah. Any way I can get WiFi working? [02:03] well you have it working, until you suspend. so dont suspend, i guess [02:03] tomreyn: Is this a driver or firmware issue? :( [02:03] this is a chipset maker doesn't support linux, and buyer didnt check the hardware before they bought issue [02:05] tomreyn: oh damn. I mean I've had this laptop for long, v want to learn Linux. [02:05] So there's no solution at all? [02:05] make it not sleep/hybernate [02:06] oerheks: but it's a laptop :/ I keep moving around and all... Helps battery life. [02:06] Shut it down when you aren't using it ? [02:07] Issues like that is why no one buys HP for linux [02:07] replace it with an intel minipci card [02:07] well thiunkspads can work fine [02:08] ubuntunoob: alternatively sell it, buy a different pre-owned one at the same price. [02:08] xamitham: hmmm.. okay. I got it 2 years back, undergraduate peep... Got interested in Linux, so disk boots... Didn't expect this :/ [02:09] Could always just run windows and use VMs [02:09] oerheks: how does not have it on their bios hardware, last I checked [02:10] xamithan: true, but the performance was quite bad. Hence dual boot [02:11] Its got an i7 and 8gb ram and has bad performance on VMs? Maybe you didn't configure them right [02:12] xamithan: I did. 2 processors, 4gb ram allocation, enabled virtualization etc... But that's not the issue. I was wondering if I could get help on the WiFi card hopefully :) [02:12] ubuntunoob: What kind of performance? Graphics, disk, etc. ? [02:13] I heard people say enabling Host I/O cache improved performance a LOT for them in their VM software. I personally turn it off because I don't want to risk VM disc corruption, but there's that to consider. [02:13] bapa: fairly un-responsive. Takes time for... Tasks [02:13] I don't think anyone can help ya beyond whats already been said =(, realtek|ralink are known to have terrible performance and issues [02:13] Also might want to make sure you give your VM all 4 cores. [02:14] WHat OS do you have in the VM? [02:15] xamithan: damn... That's sad... [02:16] bapa: I sure appreciate your help regarding that, but currently I'm interested in getting Ubuntu WiFi working in dual boot configuration. To answer that, host: windows 10, guest, Ubuntu 18.04 [02:17] Stupid question, but the VM .vmdk file isn't fragmented, right? [02:17] Nope :) [02:17] for my own curiosity though, are you using VMware of Hyper-V? [02:18] Please tell me Hyper-V. [02:18] Virtual box [02:18] ') [02:18] Have you verified VT-x is enabled? And/or checked the BIOS (of your host computer) to make sure it's on? [02:18] Yeah, yeah [02:18] virtualbox is like the slowest thing ever [02:18] even with guest tools installed [02:19] 😂 [02:19] have you checked if the Ubuntu VM *knows* it's being virtualized? (Then again, it's Ubuntu... should work automagically.) [02:19] Btw, sorry for all this noob-tier "advice". I know it's frustrating mang. [02:20] Thanks for your help guys! I'll look into buying the Intel mini pcie card, hopefully, that'll work! [02:20] switch to a different desktop on 18.04 VMs, it'll be a lot faster [02:20] bapa: it's okay! Yep. Ubuntu knows it's virtualized [02:20] good luck [02:21] Thank you! Have a good day you all! [02:22] thanks, you, too === Xcytre2 is now known as Xcytre [02:39] Is there a way to check a connection as metered? I'm using Xubuntu 18.04 [02:50] Don't think so. All that'd do is disable updates which you can do manually [02:50] FurretUber: there is the "restrict background data usage" option [02:57] anyone know how i can get Terminator to open in a secondary display instead of the primary one? [02:58] FurretUber: https://i.imgur.com/d63tl4p.png [03:00] tomreyn: This is for Ubuntu, but I'm using Xubuntu [03:02] hmm right, it doesn't seem like nm-connection-editor offers this option [03:23] hello all ! [03:23] can I be seen? [03:25] louiemat: Yes. [03:25] hello everyone [03:25] how are you [03:27] thank you === Nicmavr is now known as Guest73109 [03:46] FurretUber: so you want "metered=1" in the [connection] section of the interface profile in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ [03:49] this survives edits with nm-connection-editor as long as the profile isnt removed [03:51] or use nmcli https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/364927/networkmanager-set-current-connection-of-device-as-metered [04:27] anyone know how i can get Terminator to open in a secondary display instead of the primary one? [04:38] Oh I wanna hurt this computer so bad [04:38] Ok [04:38] So [04:38] This will be my third time time trying to type this [04:39] I have a laptop running xubuntu 18.04 [04:39] The built in display is shot [04:39] external monitor connected [04:39] extended instead of mirror [04:40] Display settings dumps on broken display every time instead of on monitor whelly freaking use itre I can actua [04:40] oh man, why can't anyone in the linux community program any form of palm rejection [04:41] Ok trying yet again [04:41] Display settings dumps on broken display every time instead of on monitor where I can actually use it [04:42] can ANYONE tell me how I can modify my display settings from terminal or otherwise get the system settings on the working monitor? [04:45] !info arandr | Broken-display [04:45] Broken-display: arandr (source: arandr): Simple visual front end for XRandR. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.9-2 (bionic), package size 50 kB, installed size 309 kB [04:47] yeah looking into xrandr no [04:47] now* [04:57] Hello, this is a question about elementary os, is that supported in this channel? [04:57] I think it's an ubuntu derivitive :/ [04:57] AdamMacbook: no, we only support vanilla ubuntu & flavors mate [04:58] understandable, disregard then :) [04:58] AdamMacbook: if you install a version from topic, we can help you :p [04:58] * AdamMacbook looks at topic [04:58] AdamMacbook: this channel is 24/7 and very active community [04:59] topic doesn't state what the official flavors are :/ [04:59] AdamMacbook: you 'could' install an LTS and make it look like elementary? [04:59] !flavors | AdamMacbook [04:59] AdamMacbook: Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. For a list, see https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours [04:59] AdamMacbook, it does. [04:59] ooh [04:59] sorry :) [05:00] I'm about to try like kubuntu on this macbook, elementary isn't digging it much. Mouse stopped working, it won't reboot, etc [05:00] after installing some light updates [05:01] Perhaps ubuntu supports these old plastic core2duo macbooks better ^_^ [05:02] sure, go find out. [05:02] I picked up a 5 pack of these things for like 288 bucks off auction and I'll be damned if I use them on osx ^_^ [05:03] AdamMacbook: ubuntu transforms every computer into something magic [05:03] indeed [05:04] I use ubuntu server at work, and elementary on my thinkpad, and kubuntu on my asus gaming laptop [05:04] only use windows on the massive gaming rig [05:05] !discuss | AdamMacbook [05:05] AdamMacbook: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [05:05] sorry === kenden is now known as Guest33686 [06:16] <__Myst__> Hi, for some reason Ubuntu 16.04 isn't reading my SD card slot? [06:17] <__Myst__> I'm on a MacBook Pro (late-2011) and I can confirm the SD card slot actually works due to the fact that in macOS I have no issue transfering files in and out of ther [06:17] <__Myst__> e [06:19] guys I am not able to see the enable wireless network option in the top right corner [06:20] any help? [06:20] I just now restarted the network manager but still I am unable to see the option over there [06:20] it showed up previously [06:20] but not now [06:25] myst that could well be correct, see the mac pages [06:25] <__Myst__> oerheks: what do you mean? [06:25] !mac [06:25] For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a Mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages [06:25] i remember some model, with that issue [06:26] pro 8,1 [06:27] <__Myst__> that's exactly my model [06:27] <__Myst__> oerheks: there oesn't seem to be any page for the 8,1? [06:28] search for ubuntu + mac 8,1 + sdcardreader, tons of posts [06:29] no fix, as that cardreader is integrated in the wireless, that does not work properly too [06:30] wireless or ethernet. [06:31] <__Myst__> wireless works pretty properly? [06:36] <__Myst__> oerheks: so basically i'm going to have to install propietary drivers if i want this to work or does it just straight up not work at all? [06:36] again: no. [06:37] you could have found 10 pages with your problem, linux wide, not just ubuntu [06:38] <__Myst__> oerheks: i've been googling around a bit, and my lack of a solution led me here [06:38] there *is* no solution :-( [06:38] buy a cheap usb cardreader [06:39] <__Myst__> oerheks: how come there's *no* solution though? if the network card also controls the sd card reader, wouldn't the drivers for the network card allow you to use the sd card? how come that doens't work? [06:40] <__Myst__> also, i have a usb micro-sd card reader thankfully, but my 3ds uses a "full sized" sd card [06:40] <__Myst__> it gets a bit annoying for homebrew [06:40] reverse engineering didn't work, and apple does not coop. [06:40] <__Myst__> that's sad [06:41] <__Myst__> tangently related but what's the best laptop, driver-support wise? [06:41] Check out System76 [06:41] !hcl [06:41] For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection [06:41] I'm trying to change the hostname on a system. I edit the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts, reboot, and everything is back to where it was. [06:42] that page has a laptop section, generally HP, Asus, Lenovo ( but some wireless are trash) [06:43] <__Myst__> I'm kinda scared of Lenovo tbh [06:44] Lagair, make sure the names match, not even a space behind it [06:45] oerheks: But what would cause the files to revert upon reboot. That's just odd. [06:45] did you edit with sudo? [06:46] Yep, sudo -i, then edit the files. [06:46] Then i have no clue [06:47] no special step after that.. [06:47] And again, it resets /etc/hostname [06:48] is this ubuntu server 18.04? [06:48] Yes [06:48] that has a new instance etc/cloud/cloud.cfg [06:49] you need ot set "preserve_hostname: false TO: preserve_hostname: true" https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-change-hostname-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [06:49] and *then* the hostname will stay, static [06:50] sudo hostnamectl set-hostname # should work too, systemD [06:50] Where can I find more info on this cloud crap. Seems like they are making things more awkward than necessary. [06:51] server manual perhaps? https://help.ubuntu.com/ [06:52] oh, and check out netplan [06:52] https://blog.ubuntu.com/2017/12/01/ubuntu-bionic-netplan -- https://netplan.io/ [06:53] Yeah, I saw that when I was trying to set a static IP. Again, making things more complicated than needed. [06:59] hey! [06:59] Anyone here know of a good web panel for LXC? [07:11] https://lxc-webpanel.github.io/ [07:15] So I tried ubuntu 18.04 iso [07:15] Ah wrong channl lel [07:16] nouveau in the iso doesn't render gnome fully in try it out mode [07:16] Yeh same goes for install mode [07:20] Which is better > ubuntu or debian? [07:23] FightingFalcon: we dont take polls here, only ubuntu support [07:23] kubast2_: systems specs? graphics card chipset? [07:26] GT 910 arch linux kernel worked fine(4.17) i5-3470 8GB of ram ; there is only this sorta texture background and mpuse rendering for try it live it stops rendering half way through an effect the mouse also got some line in the middle of it in try it out mode p8h61-m lx3 r2.0 vga and hdmi connected lotuspychje [07:27] Half way through desktop login effect* [07:29] kubast2_: nvidia driver version? [07:29] nouveau [07:29] It's the install iso idk [07:29] kubast2_: have you tryed 390? [07:29] Ttys are disabled [07:29] Stabs lotus [07:29] kubast2_: ubuntu-drivers list to see [07:30] how it's an install media and ttys are disabled [07:31] Unless there is some new shortcut for going to tty ,the install medium have a disabled text/console [07:31] kubast2_: have you tryed !nomodeset? [07:31] nope but I just booted up arch it's gonna be my test unit anyway [07:32] !tty | kubast2_ [07:32] kubast2_: To get to the TTY terminals 1-6, use the keystroke ctrl + alt + F1-F6 respectively (Alt+F7 will get you back to your graphical login). To change the resolution for your TTY, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [07:32] It would break on ubuntu and on arch [07:32] doesn't work on install medium [07:32] we only support ubuntu here kubast2_ not arch [07:32] ctrl+alt+FX [07:32] Ik [07:32] If ctrl+alt+FX worked I probablly wouldn't be here [07:33] but yeh regardless I allready flashed the usb with arch ,gonna install it and get compiling === CChaplin1 is now known as CChaplin === Richard is now known as Guest38807 [08:10] When we upgrade the system, then how could we remove the orphan packages and unwanted packages which are no more use? === | is now known as Guest59248 [08:12] if you run update, apt would tell that there are packages to be removed, else apt clean/autoremove [08:13] Anyone here know how well 2016 LTS runs with an Nvidia 560 Ti, under either Nouveau or proprietaries? [08:13] okay thank you oerheks [08:16] Hi all [08:16] hello [08:18] I'm having problems with wayland. Seems mouse clicks stops registering [08:18] hello? [08:18] guilain: hi [08:19] Anyone else having problems with wayland and mouse clicks? [08:20] my touch pad's physical key does't work [08:23] Everything starts out fine here. But suddenly the mouse button just stops responding after a while. And I know it's not a HW-problem. Logging out and changing to "gnome on Xorg" fixes everything... [08:23] yeah [08:25] but my ubuntu is ok ,when i use elementary os based ubuntu ,you can move but you can not click, [08:25] guilain: Does it use wayland or xorg? [08:25] if u restart xorg ,it's work [08:25] ps -t tty7 [08:26] kill it ,it's work [08:26] hello [08:26] anyone here [08:26] ? [08:26] hi [08:26] Seems like the same problem. I bet you're using wayland as well [08:26] hi luke [08:27] Heading out for lunch... bbl.. I'm having problems with mouse clicks using wayland [08:27] i don't know [08:28] it's ubuntu's driver [08:28] I'm using ubuntu 18.04 with gnome 3.28. I decided few days ago to install unity as a fallback desktop envirnment (just in case). Unfortunately today I did a reboot and the choice of desktop enviroment at the login screen disappeared, so I can only use unity [08:28] MrM1st: Opposite for me... Gnome apps -- namely the "Videos"/Totem app -- break under X. [08:28] But if I use Wayland, then Chromium breaks... [08:28] can someone provide help about that? [08:51] hmm, I have this automated installation script, and I'm passing --option=Dpkg::Options::=--force-confnew to apt-get already, but the script still insists about "What would you like to do about menu.lst?" -- is there a way to pass the answer to that as well? [08:51] I don't really have a stdin in this case. [08:54] My XTerm configuration options (Application Cursor Keys and Application Keypad settings on the Ctrl-MiddleClick menu) change when ssh'ing into and logging off from any machine, does anyone know of any reason this might happen? === anders is now known as Guest35909 [08:59] chu: You diddn't ban me [09:00] Marvel, don't gloat [09:00] I think... I misunderstand [09:00] you misunderstand* [09:02] melissa666: I will support anyone who is in need, that is my character trait [09:02] Marvel, me too. sometimes I prey on them though [09:02] melissa666: Anyone who stands in my way, I don't give a shit [09:02] times of need is when people are easiest prey [09:03] i will be rich one day. i will prey on billions. [09:03] for now, I prey mostly on the helpless [09:04] I am harsh, the reason I am harsh, the faster they can give details the faster I can tell I can help or not [09:05] Marvel, you're a big softy. i know this, because you're in here telling everyone you're harsh. harsh people never say that about themselves. they project onto other people, and claim to be nice [09:05] I've been on Freenode, for roughly 8 years [09:06] So, I've seen how Freenode being asshole community and change into what it is now [09:06] Marvel, Freenode doesn't fuck with trifling softys. We need predators here. [09:06] mquin knows who I am [09:07] Marvel, Maybe, but nobody knows who the fuck mquin is, so who cares? [09:07] melissa666: /whois mquin [09:08] Marvel, /whois Marvel [09:09] Nobody knows who the fuck mequin is [09:09] /whois mquin [09:09] mquin* [09:11] 🔪🔪🔪 [09:12] 05:12 -!- mquin [~mike@freenode/staff/mquin [09:14] back [09:16] MrM1st: You need help with something? [09:18] I'm having problems with wayland. Mouse clicks suddenly stops working. Using X11 instead, it doesn't happen [09:18] Guys I am unable to see the enable wifi option on ubuntu 16.04 machine [09:21] Because 16.04, that's probably old by now [09:22] However, newbuntu has it ever worked? === Marvel is now known as Bigzie [09:23] Marvel: yes it worked previously [09:23] Bigzie: ^^ [09:24] When it stopped working [09:24] a couple of days.. I donno what made it to stop working [09:24] Did you run updates [09:25] hmm yeah I do run updates whenever they pop up [09:25] No, did you run updates between the time it worked and last worked? [09:26] last not worked sorry [09:26] I am not sure Bigzie [09:26] If you didn't do any software update between when it worked and now [09:27] Bigzie: in case if you need this to respond https://kopy.io/HKpoJ [09:28] You might have to consider hardware failure although you did say that is working under X11 [09:28] newbuntu, check rfkill [09:28] For one, I was going to ignore helping you because Wayland is not flush out [09:29] I will get back [09:30] Bigzie: were you writing to newbuntu or me? I'm also having problems with wayland [09:31] although not quite sure WHERE in the stack the problem is, as I haven't been able to isolate the behaviour [09:31] He left [09:31] What's your problem? [09:32] Mouse buttons suddenly stops working after a while [09:32] Everything seems fine, using alt+tab, alt+f4 to close stuff. However it seems to only happen when using wayland === Richard is now known as Guest31042 [09:34] Guys I just restarted the system but still I am unable to get the wifi option [09:36] 05:18 < newbuntu> Guys I am unable to see the enable wifi option on ubuntu 16.04 machine [09:36] K [09:37] Another topic completely: gnome-terminal doesn't work right together with the gTile gnome3 extension. [09:38] MrM1st: I think you should tell the development team your experience [09:38] MrM1st: I am not sure this best spot to find out if other people experience the same problem as yours [09:39] Now, if you can actually video record the problem that you having, that would move things along much faster [09:39] Bigzie: You're right. The gnome-terminal thing might be a bit off-topic :P However I wanted to throw it out there [09:40] Bigzie: Video-record that mouse clicks suddenly stops working? The clicks won't show on a video.. [09:40] I got confused [09:40] I was trying to respond to one thing [09:40] I see why you asked me [09:41] MrM1st: First, address the author of the program [09:41] Before you address wayland [09:42] It's likely the Author knows about it [09:44] Bigzie: I'm trying the wayland channel instead then. [09:44] MrM1st: All programs don't respond to key presses? [09:45] MrM1st: Because I am pretty sure, one security issue that Wayland was trying to save, is that with X11, every software see key presses [09:46] MrM1st: Before you go there and complain, all software? === bildramer1 is now known as bildramer [09:48] Bigzie: Yep. Everywhere [09:50] MrM1st: Then, what GPU you have? [09:51] hi [09:51] hi [09:51] i have a question [09:51] can you help me [09:51] help [09:51] help [09:51] i need help [09:51] 1677 user wating for your question [09:51] ? [09:52] i can't find the update in software desktop [09:52] help [09:53] why ? how do you do this ? [09:53] Bigzie: There's no GPU here. Only the one in the i7 CPU [09:53] i have install youtube-dl [09:54] i can't find software in system-setting [09:54] what i use is ubuntu 1604 desktop [09:55] which leads to i can't change source [09:55] can anybody help me [09:56] can you help me [09:57] Hi there [09:57] Need some help with driver issues please [09:57] can you help me with the problem [09:57] MrM1st: So you have intergrated Intel GPU that's built into the CPU [09:57] yes [09:58] Just bought a ASUS ROG GX501, but the the Fn keys don't work and the WiFi doesn't work. [09:58] Also the touchpad [10:00] MrM1st: lspci [10:01] d [10:01] f [10:01] ?? [10:01] hay [10:02] Help please [10:04]