[01:30] good morning to all [01:33] lotuspsychje: Early bird gets the worm .. what worm are you chasing ? [01:33] mosquito again [01:34] OH, case of what chases you :P [01:34] yeah [01:34] think im gonna make a trap soon [01:34] same beast chasing me day after day [01:35] was reading about a bottle & cane sugar [01:35] just rub yourself with hiney, best trap! [01:35] *hOney [01:35] lol tomreyn [01:35] All the kin folk take turns .. giving you the run-a-round . [01:36] tomreyn: you sure i wouldnt be a honeypot for wasps then aswell lol [01:36] gee dependencies [01:36] can get complex quickly [01:37] :p [01:39] tomreyn: Nother use for a flow chart .. huh ? [01:39] those african mosquito's are even worst, they sit on a tree till you sleep, then stab tru thick clothes [01:40] Bashing-om: umm, no thanks, no flow charts for me, i'm on holidays. and without mosquitos. [01:41] well, mostly, just the cute ones. [01:41] lotuspsychje: We got Arkansas Ridge runner variety of mosquitos ... -- they can stand flat footed and drink from a quart fruit jar . [01:41] lol [01:42] i can stand much...but those bloody.. [01:42] call buffy [01:42] haha [01:45] so this person got an amd computer this time since last time they messed up when they had an intel. ,akes sense. [01:45] oO [01:47] aha few updates ubuntu base, gdm..i wonder if its about my bug [01:48] what's your bug? [01:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm3/+bug/1780986 [01:48] Ubuntu bug 1780986 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "Boot stuck at ubuntu logo gnome display manager" [Undecided,Incomplete] [01:48] happened a second time now [01:50] you got an update there 12 minutes ago [01:50] yeah [01:51] ill test in few hours [01:51] tomreyn: its weird, did not happened multiple boots, then re-occured suddenly [01:52] perhaps i will await till it happens again, and try #4 if it does [01:53] hmm, 18.04 is still pretty bug ridden i'd say [01:53] yeah [01:54] i really hope .1 gonna straight out alot [01:54] or the xenial upgraders will have the shock of their lifes [01:55] isnt there like a current list of bugfixes somewhere yet? [01:55] or only at release? [01:56] i dont think a big box of patches will land in .1 all at once at release time. [01:56] howso? [01:56] well patches are already going into 18.04.0 [01:56] didnt see too much updates comming yet [01:57] i.e. if you ar eon 18.04, those patches which will be available in .1 you probably alread yhave [01:57] right [01:57] i.e. if it's still pretty broken now, it probably will be in .1, too ;) [01:57] there's not a lot fo time left [01:58] you have a few days of for support tomreyn lol? [01:58] :) [01:58] Bashing-om doesnt believe me storm is comming :p [01:58] i know alotttt of xenial users out there [01:58] i might even upgrade to 18.04 form 16.04, too, now, since i got got my own share of issues here, now. [01:59] and also the ubuntu-gnome guys, i forgot about [01:59] i guess a lot fo people already followed the "how you can upgrade early to 18.04 (and get yourself into a big mess)' articles. [02:00] lol [02:00] the hardcore gang perhaps [02:00] but then the major ity probbaly didnt, right [02:01] im curious :p [02:01] xenial runs out in 2021 right [02:02] yes [02:02] so they have some time to fix things, if things go real bad [02:02] i hear they have some room for new gnome devs now [02:02] they gonna need it lol [02:04] tomreyn: #ubuntu-news got rss feeds now, did you notice? [02:04] feel free to hop in [02:04] some room? like this? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1a/Kriseninterventionsraum.jpeg [02:04] oh wait, thats googl [02:05] no, i didnt even know there is this channel [02:06] tomreyn: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2018/07/09/ubuntu-weekly-newsletter-issue-535/ [02:06] uwn is revived [02:06] tnx 2 the news crew [02:10] apparently bashing -om spends much time on this. this can be nice to have. [02:10] yeah [02:10] some cool news facts [02:10] weekly is a bit too much for me, i'd prefer it less often and just the few really important things, like new major bugs reported. [02:12] its a lot of work indeed [02:15] tomreyn: https://www.gnome.org/foundation/careers/ [02:16] https://news.ycombinator.com/ helps a lot [02:17] even more to read ;) [02:17] lotuspsychje: so you're saying these positions are paid by canonical? [02:19] tomreyn: not sure anymore where i found the original article [02:19] no need to look it up ;) [02:19] that'd be nice if so [02:23] tomreyn: I can hunt it up .. seems Gnome how has funds for 4 paid management positions :) Open call ! [02:24] Bashing-om: lotuspsychje posted the link above [02:25] i mean the one where gnome seeks staff [02:25] oh, you say *management* [02:25] sorry, missed that [02:25] and: no, thanks ;) [02:26] list for canonical is bit bigger wow https://www.canonical.com/careers/all-vacancies [02:28] ah found it duh https://www.gnome.org/news/2018/07/gnome-foundation-opens-recruitment-for-further-expansion/ [02:28] "anonymous donor" [02:29] lol [02:29] erm, my bank number is:... [02:29] well this could also have been redhat [02:30] yeah [02:30] or some john doe user [02:30] oerheks you wanna tell us something? [02:31] lotuspsychje: the original: https://www.gnome.org/news/2018/07/gnome-foundation-opens-recruitment-for-further-expansion/ . [02:32] Bashing-om: just found it too :p [02:32] but tnx anyway [02:33] :) [02:34] that's "up to" 125k USD per person, per year. [02:35] can i bring my own dog? [02:35] lol [02:35] sure, as long as you "eat your own dog food" [02:36] they have a little yard available [02:36] some of those are actualy home based [02:59] some good stuff here https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-the-latest-amd-radeon-drivers-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [03:06] oibaf + padoka are nice if you want the latest. [03:06] yeah [03:12] hey guiverc_d [03:15] howdy lotuspsychje :) [03:24] bbl === guiver_d is now known as guiverc === Woodsoup is now known as MysticReverie [06:14] Good morning [06:26] good morning [08:47] hey all [08:54] hi eric [08:54] hows it going [08:55] hi MysticReverie , good thanks you? [08:56] Not bad thanks.. bit tired lol === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [09:17] morning guys [09:17] morning [09:41] moan-ingu! [09:41] hey blackflow [09:41] * lotuspsychje slides a cuppa coffee to blackflow [09:42] ooh, danke. I've got a large cup of my morning frappucino 'ere tho' [09:49] im going to have a virtual box in ubuntu, windows 10, for useing softwarew that im familiar with. But i will not have it ocnnecting ot he internet at all. sounds a good way to avcoid the snooping but still use the software [09:49] connecting to the * [09:49] wich software? [09:49] corel painshop pro [09:49] i like ot use it for HDR photo splitting [09:50] ther eare other softwares available, but i find paintshopoeasy gui [09:50] gimp? krita? [09:50] easy gui, with good results [09:50] darktable [09:50] omg corel paint shop still exists? [09:50] im unfamiliar,and not even sure if they deal well with single RAW photo t osplit it into three for HDR processing [09:50] i tried darktable, but the interface is a but complax for my mind lol [09:51] photo editing= complex [09:51] it is huge indeed [09:51] painshop is grea tfor good results and simple gui imo [09:51] or else use pinta lol [09:51] well yea, but its not with painshop lol [09:51] even i can do hdr processing, and thats saying something [09:52] corel paintshop was awesome, last version I used was part of Corel Suite 8 or something like that. It had powerful scripting capabilities, I even made a game in it. [09:52] wow lol.. i have no idea about that. i just love its easy to use system with really good results. that fits me perfectly lol [09:53] MysticReverie: I discovered it (the scripting feature) when I had to process tens of thousands of images in the same way. [09:53] blackflow, im not evensure what cripting is really, sorry [09:54] strange name tho 'paintshop' yet it is a photo editor [09:54] MysticReverie: it has a basic-like language where you can program it to do stuff [09:54] BASIC -like [09:54] liek commodore 64? lol [09:55] more like visual basic [09:55] 10 ?"Ok" [09:56] 20 goto 10 [09:56] thats about my limit [09:56] sans the line numbers, but something like that [09:56] hmm [09:56] lol [09:56] anyway, all of its functions were exposed through the API so it was very powerful for batch processing [10:00] for this virutal box, how much ram should i allocate? [10:00] if ok to ask here [10:00] i have 8 gb ram on this laptop [10:02] at least 4G [10:03] ok ,thanks [10:03] i guess over 4g may make ubuntu lag tho [10:04] 4 sounds good [10:04] also, after i install windows in the virtual system, can i delete the iso , or i need to leave it on system to work? [11:34] good afternoon BluesKaj [11:34] Hi folks [11:35] Hi lotuspsychje [11:43] 👋 [11:43] hey lordievader [11:43] Hey lotuspsychje [11:43] How are you doing? [11:44] all fine here, chill on irc a bit [11:51] 👍 [11:58] lordievader, 🖒 [12:01] Hmm, I'm missing that character. [12:02] ♪ [12:10] lotuspsychje, I can't find yours either [12:11] the other thumbs up [12:11] ® [12:12] hexchat/window/overview characters [12:12] looking in misc symbols and pictographs on this character set [12:13] i don't use hexchat [12:22] I tried it for a while and it was ok , but I guess I tend to be loyal to kde apps :-) [12:24] 🅱🅻🆄🅴🆂🅺🅰🅹 [12:25] freenode should really step into 21st century and offer shadow banning. [12:29] 🅾🅴🆁🅷🅴🅺🆂! [14:09] blackflow: they were just asking how to configure the DNS server in bionic basically. " I need it to resolve local addresses, and use the local dns server, ie use the hosts onw as the xenial does" [14:10] leftyfb: the confusing part is "local" where. container or host. [14:10] not really [14:10] local as in the DNS server in his local network [14:10] did they say that? [14:10] " I need it to resolve local addresses, and use the local dns server, ie use the hosts onw as the xenial does" [14:11] they should really be specific about the meaning of "local". [14:12] for example, there could be a farm of containers with a specific subnet on a bridge on that host, being the "local" network [14:12] might just mean hostnames -> IPs [14:12] which is totally not unusual setup. and a host-based DNS resolver is servicing them for container names on that bridge vlan [14:13] but that is completely different from "local" being the public IP subnet outside of the phsyical machine, aka the LAN [14:14] you're overthinking it :) [14:15] leftyfb: maybe :) [14:16] that distinction (of what "local" really is), is important in my line of work, so I guess it's just deformation professionelle [14:18] (esp. when setting up NAT and firewall rules, which IPs can query which for what) [14:24] see, all these sub-conditions "I must this or that".... means we still don't understand their use case :) [14:30] no, same issue, only he wants it automated === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [20:47] evening all [20:50] hey EriC^^ --- our world os saved :P [20:51] hey Bashing-om :P [20:53] EriC^^: Thus far no EFI boot issues ,, a new nicro-code update fix them ? [20:53] *shrug* [20:56] EriC^^: 2 ...Just a thought . === not_phunyguy is now known as Guest44273