[00:00] jbase: do you have the opencl driver installed? [00:03] Is it possible to change the color depth on Ubuntu Minimal/CLI? [00:08] Anyone at all? [00:08] hi [00:08] Hi... [00:09] Do you know if it's possible to change the color depth on Ubuntu Minimal/CLI? [00:09] xD [00:09] no idea. just installed xubuntu on my laptop :P [00:09] I wasn't planning on sending that for a bit... Oops... XD === longcat is now known as mous [00:18] im having trouble connecting my samsung galaxy to ubuntu via usb. its not detecting. any ideas? [00:20] ith pulseaudio mixer is there any way to have the output not be the default aux port (rather a USB output device) [00:23] gambl0re: enabled dev mode on your galaxy? [00:23] i did [00:23] please help [00:24] gambl0re: did you slide lockscreen open on galaxy while usb connected to ubuntu? [00:25] i unlocked my phone after i plugged in my usb [00:25] ok [00:25] i tried following numerous guides on stackoverflow, askubuntu [00:25] no, before you plugin, it must be unlocked [00:25] none is working [00:26] gambl0re: hastebin.com the output of: tail -f /var/lock/syslog and plug out and back in phone [00:26] oerheks, it doesnt matter. i tried every single combination you can think of [00:26] gambl0re: wich ubuntu version? [00:26] it does, but oke.. [00:27] tail: cannot open ‘/var/lock/syslog’ for reading: No such file or directory [00:27] lotuspsychje, 16 [00:27] gambl0re: var/log sorry [00:28] oerheks, omg, you're a genius. it worked!...NOT! [00:28] !joke | gambl0re [00:28] gambl0re: You might think your joke is funny, but you may confuse new users who follow your advice or irritate people who attempt to answer your question. [00:28] gambl0re: we are trying to help you here... [00:28] sorry. i had to [00:29] sorry. that guy is always being a cunt to me [00:29] gambl0re: use a hastebin in public..dont paste your whole syslog in my pm... [00:29] ok [00:29] next tiem ill do it [00:31] hey EriC^^ [00:31] lotuspsychje, uh are done helping me? [00:32] are you.. [00:32] hey lotuspsychje [00:32] gambl0re: where is your hastebin? [00:32] i put it in your pm [00:32] i said i'll do it next time you ask me to output something [00:32] gambl0re: told you not to pm.. [00:32] i know but its already there [00:33] gambl0re: i close malicious pms with flooding text [00:33] https://hastebin.com/jiqayoteva.nginx [00:33] there you go my friend [00:34] gambl0re: try a few other usb ports [00:34] i did [00:35] gambl0re: usb 2-1.2: device not accepting address 10, error -32 [00:35] gambl0re: something seems to block [00:35] hmmm interesting [00:35] so how how do we fix that [00:36] gambl0re: are you using an usb hub? [00:37] no [00:37] direct connection [00:37] gambl0re: usb 2 or 3? [00:38] WHAT DO YOU MEAN [00:38] i have 3 usb ports [00:38] gambl0re: usb 2.0 or 3.0? [00:38] 2.0 [00:39] gambl0re: have you tryed on a pc with 3.0? [00:39] i dont have a pc [00:39] gambl0re: goto your friends? [00:39] theres nothing else you can tihnk of? [00:40] gambl0re: i am not a magician...if something blocks the usb connection.. [00:40] i never said you were a magician. [00:40] nevermind. thanks [00:40] gambl0re: did your phone EVER worked on this same pc? [00:40] i dont know why people have get defensive [00:41] thanks for your help [00:41] gambl0re: im not defensive [00:41] gambl0re: im looking at your facts... [00:41] whats with the magician statement [00:41] gambl0re: it means i try to help, but i cant do magic [00:42] i never asked you to perform magic. i simply asked if you had any other ideas [00:42] i dont feel like getting into an argument. thanks i appreciate your time [00:43] gambl0re: i told you, if syslog says the connection refuses..not sure if something else will work [00:43] thats all you had to say [00:43] gambl0re: so lets try again, did your phone ever worked on this pc?. [00:44] i never tried on ubuntu. i remember it worked years ago on a windows [00:44] gambl0re: on any ubuntu version or any other Os? [00:44] gambl0re: wich ubuntu version and kernel please? [00:45] 3.16.0-77-generic [00:45] ubuntu 16 [00:46] !info linux-image-generic xenial [00:46] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.130.136 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 14 kB [00:46] gambl0re: system not up to date? [00:47] im not using the latest os if thats what you mean [00:47] gambl0re: download a latest ubuntu .iso and try your phone on a liveusb please [00:47] ok ill it out tomorrow. its getting late over here. [00:47] thanks for your help. sorry if i was being rude to you. [00:47] gambl0re: hastebin the output of sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade plz [00:48] right now? [00:48] gambl0re: yes, lets check if your system is up to date [00:49] theres already like more hundred lines of code and still running [00:49] gambl0re: fyi: 3.16 is a 14.04.2 kernel (14.04.3 then used 3.19), as lotuspsychje mentioned 16.04 came with 4.4 kernel - somethign is wrong your end in my opinion [00:49] it says i need to download 338MB of archives [00:50] gambl0re: how long have you not updated your system?? [00:50] long ass time [00:50] gambl0re: why do you avoid that? [00:50] i think im running out of GB's [00:51] gambl0re: clean some free space? [00:51] https://hastebin.com/aroyiwayig.sql [00:51] how much GB's do i have remaining? [00:52] gambl0re: 12 & 52gig free is not bad right>? [00:52] 52 is my sd card i think [00:53] 52 is my sd card i think/ [00:53] so i have 12GB remaining on my hdd? [00:53] gambl0re: thats what it says [00:54] ok im gonna run the update [00:54] !info bleachbit | gambl0re [00:54] do you think this will fix it? [00:54] gambl0re: bleachbit (source: bleachbit): delete unnecessary files from the system. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0-2 (bionic), package size 316 kB, installed size 2003 kB [00:54] its updating now [00:54] gambl0re: not sure, but then at least we know its not due an old system.. === Nicmavr is now known as Guest2528 [00:54] ok one sec [00:55] how long is this gonna take [00:55] 338MB [00:56] gambl0re: depends on your isp speed [00:56] 50% done [01:00] ok its gonna take a while. what do you want me to do after its done updating [01:00] any specific commands? [01:00] gambl0re: after big updates= reboot first [01:02] and then? [01:02] gambl0re: then we check again your usb connection [01:03] you want me to just try again to connect? [01:03] after reboot? [01:03] gambl0re: thats what your problem was right? [01:03] yea. i thought you wanted me to run some commands first [01:04] gambl0re: expectations never match reality [01:08] lotuspsychje, done! [01:09] gambl0re: did you reboot? [01:09] ill do it now [01:09] ill be back [01:11] no, it's "Ah'll be bahck" [01:12] rebbooted [01:13] gambl0re: uname -a please [01:13] no worries. [01:13] Linux ricky-ThinkPad 3.16.0-77-generic #99~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 28 19:17:10 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [01:14] gambl0re: thats the same kernel you started with... [01:14] i dont know what to tell you [01:14] i ran those update commands [01:15] gambl0re: im not gonna help you unless you update your system real [01:15] gambl0re: there's no point testing things on outdated kernels/packages [01:16] i ran sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade command [01:16] isnt that what you asked me to do? [01:17] gambl0re: updating results in newer kernels.. [01:17] ok how do i update my kernel? [01:18] gambl0re: by updating your system [01:18] you want me to upgrade my entire os? [01:19] gambl0re: why did you not hasetbin [01:19] cause it was only one line [01:19] gambl0re: i mean the output of updating [01:20] are you serious? there were hundreds and hundreds of lines [01:20] gambl0re: i specificly asked you to [01:20] i wouldnt be able to copy the entire thing [01:20] its impossible for me to [01:21] you can write the output of a command using '>' filename then you could use gist or pastebinit application from the cli [01:21] gambl0re: ok listen. unless you come back and prove you have the right kernel, cant help you anymore [01:21] ok i really have to sleep now. [01:21] lotuspsychje, no worries. thanks again for your help === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:41] I need to reduce the sensitivity on my touchpad, and wondering what commands I should use? I took a look at https://askubuntu.com/questions/483707/14-04-touchpad-is-too-sensitive but this article assumes that I am usng Synaptic and I don't know what I am using as a package manager. [01:43] Gigglebyte: you can sudo apt-get synaptic. i do not know the answer to you issue with the mouse though! [01:44] Gigglebyte: sudo apt-get install synaptic [01:45] Gigglebyte: !synaptic [01:45] good advice sarawhy00000 [01:45] !synaptic [01:45] A Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto [01:46] sarawhy00000> I just followed the instruction found here https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/131432/which-driver-is-handling-my-touchpad the following feedback was displayed after entering lsmod|grep -iE "input": input_leds and [01:48] sarawhy00000> I followed your advice and received the following error message: Package synaptic is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source. [01:53] any idea why in can't apt-get install libgtk-3-dev ? (Depends: libgtk-3-0 (= 3.22.30-1ubuntu1) but 3.22.306-1ubuntu1 is to be installed) [01:58] platz: What releasse do you have .. and where did you get the app ' apt policy libgtk-3-dev libgtk-3-0 ' . - A PPA in the mix here ? [02:03] How do I find out what touchpad I have on my laptop? I am trying to reduce the sensitivity. [02:06] <__michael> hello [02:11] Gigglebyte: ' cat /sys/class/input/mouse0/device/name ' say ? [02:12] evening [02:12] So, I finally settled on Ubuntu 18.04 over Fedora 28 to my primary OS [02:13] However, my biggest need after that is fully virtualizing Windows 10 with PCIe passthrough [02:13] Should I use qemu on Ubuntu 18.04? === elibrokeit is now known as meltdown_inspect === meltdown_inspect is now known as sangy_inspector === sangy_inspector is now known as ztrawhcse [02:24] Bashing-om> I ended up using cat /proc/bus/input/devices Would that do the same thing? I came up with a name, but the command for reducing touch pad sensitivity isn't accepting it, or I am doing something wrong. [02:25] I need to run an errand but will return in an hour. [02:27] <__michael> would anyone like to help me with ubuntu 18.04 and iptables and redirect rules? i’m desperately trying to get this to work as it did in 14.04 [02:27] bbl [02:29] Looks like I won't be going out, and can still work on the problem of reducing touch pad sensitivity. Are these the correct commands for doing this? https://askubuntu.com/questions/483707/14-04-touchpad-is-too-sensitive [02:31] What is the correct command for fixing the Touch Pad Sensitivity Problem? [02:34] Gigglebyte: ^^ is your touch pad a Elantech device ? per the /proc/ output . [02:41] Bashing-om> The results of xinput list indicates it is SynPS/2 Synaptics Touch Pad [02:41] say... to prepare for debootstrap on an uefi system, should one mount --bind /sys/firmware/efi/efivars /target/sys/firmware/efi/efivars ? [02:43] I tried running xinput set-prop "SynPS/2 Synaptics Touch" "Synaptics Finger" 50 90 255 and get an error indicating the device not found. [02:45] hi [02:45] Also got error indicating device not found when trying the following commands xinput set-prop "SynPS/2 Synaptics" "Synaptics Finger" 50 90 255 and xinput set-prop "SynPS/2 Synaptics Touchpad" "Synaptics Finger" 50 90 255, and xinput set-prop "SynPS/2 Synaptics" "Synaptics Finger" 20 20 [02:45] Gigglebyte, are you running gnome [02:46] !info xserver-xorg-input-synaptics bionic [02:46] xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (source: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics): Synaptics TouchPad driver for X.Org server. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.9.0-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 62 kB, installed size 176 kB [02:46] kk4ewt> Yes, and had no choice that is what came installed when I bought the computer. I tried installing xfce and he processor overheated. So I have decided to completely get rid of the OS and install Debian stable with xfce. [02:47] Gigglebyte: ^ is a driver loaded ' dpkg -l xserver-xorg-input-synaptics ' ? [02:47] kk4ewt> Right now I can't even boot from a boot from a memory stick for reasons unknown. I want to get rid of that crypt thing at startup. [02:48] Gigglebyte: If you now have debian installed, you do need to talk to debian . [02:50] Bashing-om> Debian is not installed. The original POP!_OS (Ubuntu with a label) and gnome are installed and God only knows why. Gnome's problems are legendary and many of the toolkits for the desktop are broken. [02:50] I am getting error messages when running dpkg -l xserver-xorg-input-synaptics Give me a moment and I will paste it to a pastebin. [02:53] Bashing-om> Here is the results of the command you suggested https://pastebin.com/2A7hrxJN [02:53] Gigglebyte: You "should" get seomthing link this as an pitput : http://termbin.com/ob8i . [02:54] Bashing-om> That is what I got. So what now? [02:55] so pop os is based on ubuntu 18.04 [02:55] I would have been a lot better off if System76 didn't put anything on this laptop. I have spent an enormous amount of time trying to fix all the bugs. Gnome is well known for having a lot of problems, and I really would be better off with no desktop at all. [02:55] Gigglebyte, wrong [02:55] but yes reinstall with what you want [02:57] kk4ewt> The subject of this thread is not reinstalling an OS, but how to fix the touchpad sensitivie ty problem which just about every purchaser of System76 has had. The online comments suggest the problem can be fixed, but I haven't been able to get the desired result by running the commands suggested online. What do you recommend? [02:57] !info gpointing-device-settings trusty [02:57] gpointing-device-settings (source: gpointing-device-settings): configuration tool for pointing devices. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5.1-6ubuntu2 (trusty), package size 62 kB, installed size 504 kB [03:00] I am going to take a dinner break, but also need to do some paperwork for work after dinner. Not sure i will have enough time to continue working on the Touchpad sensitivity problem. May have to continue with this problem tomorrow. I would appreciate someone sending me a message with memoserv if they can figure out a command for fixing the problem. In the meantime I am trying to type carefully and avoid touching the [03:00] mousepad so that I don't get a mess while typing and don't get the cursor jumping and erasing things. [03:01] kk4ewt> Do you work for System76? [03:02] Might be back later, and thanks everyone for your help. [03:23] One of the options for a command I'm interested in is: -X NAME=VALUE How do I run this? -X NAME="stuff"? === TimeDoctor is now known as Guest2134 === Guest2134 is now known as TimeDoctor_ [03:35] A friend is looking to get a new laptop. Any idea if the "ASUS F505ZA-DB31" would be Ubuntu compatible? [03:37] hi! [03:38] I recently did an sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade followed by a reboot [03:38] After the reboot, Network Manager could not detect my wifi card anymore [03:39] I did a "lshw -class network" and it showed my broadcom card [03:42] guest007: try ubuntu-restricted-extras [03:43] what does that mean? [03:46] what is the best way to debug random crashes? [03:46] should i buy a serial adapter? [03:57] anybody know how to troubleshoot a NFS mount that's being accesss via rtorrent? [03:57] core OS is ubuntu 16.05LTS [03:59] network manager stop recognising my wifi interfaces after an apt-get update [04:00] guest007_, what did you install? [04:02] guest007_, how many wifi interfaces? [04:02] guest007_, paste the output of "iw" and "ip addr" [04:02] "iw list" [04:07] it is empty [04:08] guest007_, have you tried to update your WIC drivers? [04:08] scientes: i just ran apt-get update and apt-get upgrade. Wasn't sure what was installed. [04:14] yeah try going to the older kernel when you boot [04:14] if you upgraded your kernel [04:15] gone [04:16] Sorry, did not realised I was disconnected [04:17] im using another computer with bad wifi connection [04:19] yeah try going to the older kernel when you boot [04:19] if you upgraded your kernel [04:20] could you advice how I can boot to a new kernel? [04:20] select "advanced options for ubuntu" in grub [04:20] i mean an old kernel [04:20] ahh okay [04:20] sometimes that doesn't show up however [04:20] i think you hold shift to make it show up [04:20] wifi dongles work though [04:25] yea, 4.13.0-45 worked [04:26] 4.15.0-45 [04:26] was the one with the wifi problem [04:28] should i file a bug or smtg? [04:31] Hey ! === TimeDoctor_ is now known as TimeDoctor [04:48] guest007, if you file a bug you need to know the details of the device that isn't working [04:48] so you have to boot a kernel that it works on [05:07] if i execute a `ps aux -a | grep something`, if there is no process it will show the something i have wrote. is there a flag to stop grep from doing it? [05:07] hey [05:09] t [05:10] cry_wolf: if you have a Ubuntu Support question; please just ask it (try and keep to a single line, and be patient waiting for responses). Most people do other things, but will answer if they can (and when they can) === ztrawhcse is now known as elibrokeit [05:35] since forever trying to paste in facebook produces all kinds of strange glitches [05:36] I read some discussion where a clean ff profile is suggested [05:36] I have nightly sync using mozilla sync and it has the same issue [05:37] trying to paste in the post area or in the comments displays the text but not in the same layer as the cursor. It isn't preserved either. [05:38] when trying to paste in the chat the chat vanishes and refuses to come back up unless I reload. [05:39] humm now nightly works [05:39] ghosts I tell you, ghosts! [05:39] :P === AWindowsKrill_ is now known as AWindowsKrill [06:14] hi [06:44] l [06:50] hey all, I'm in need of help, I have an older laptop that's exhibiting weird symptoms, the mouse is "clicking through" the foreground window, it's an on old intel core2duo laptop with intel integrated graphics [06:51] it was just upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04 [06:54] cry_wolf: what's your issue? [07:01] Like the mouse is hiding behind windows you're trying to click into or it's clicking thru those windows to background? [07:02] skwingar: it's visablew, but clicking through the active winow [07:02] window* [07:03] I've had that same trouble often in windows never in Ubuntu. My fix was always going back into mouse settings and unchecking hide mouse pointer when .... Can't remember what all the setting days [07:03] Says* [07:03] skwingar: well that's no help :/ [07:04] I know, but was hoping there may be something similar in that regard. [07:14] Hey === mib is now known as Guest64644 === noTaste is now known as nanoshii [07:38] whats up [07:42] d [07:43] ! [07:44] 1 [07:45] cry_wolf: do you have an ubuntu support question? === mib is now known as Guest83509 === Guest83509 is now known as mib222 [07:53] hello [07:56] I have a machine with ubuntu 17.04 32bit installed on a ssd, and 2 hdd under lvm (the ssd is not under lvm). The ssd has two partitions, 1 for / (20G) and one for /home (100G), then I have other lvm partitions under /home/* for the hdds. Can I safely format and install 18.04 on the / partition, leaving all the other partitions untouched? === Richard is now known as Guest33661 [08:02] hiee [08:05] hello... [08:05] anyone here [08:06] hi [08:13] da [08:13] 大叫好 [08:14] 大家好，我系渣渣会 [08:14] hello [08:14] Hello, World! [08:14] !cn | cy_ [08:14] cy_: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [08:14] /join #ubuntu-cn [08:15] anybodyhere？ [08:16] yep ! [08:16] 你们都是蛇皮吗 [08:16] 有人吗 [08:16] 名字一个比一个骚 [08:16] asd [08:16] 你是谁 [08:17] interesting [08:17] nibaba [08:17] one [08:17] 以后我们就在这儿搞了？ [08:17] ys [08:17] yes [08:18] 范老师来了 [08:18] only english in here, please [08:18] 很好很好很好很好很好很好 [08:18] 王总不在的第一天 [08:18] 想他 [08:18] !cn [08:18] 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [08:19] 这个在寝室也可以聊吗 [08:19] 不知道 [08:19] 理论上我们这样就脱离了张钰的监视 [08:20] !cn | farsight [08:20] farsight: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [08:20] 舒服 [08:20] a [08:20] f [08:20] join#ubuntu-tw [08:21] wow. [08:21] \o/ [08:24] hello [08:32] hey guys, I'm using ubuntu 16.04 but I need to run a legacy site using php 5.5.9. Any clean/easy way to get this installed? The usual ppa:ondrej doesn't include 5.5 any more. I'm going to look at migrating the sites if time/budget permits but that seems unlikely at this point. [08:35] yellow: clean/easy? nope. that version of PHP is long gone. even if you compiled it from source, it's probably very much vulnerable. [08:39] blackflow: thanks for the info. it's not ideal but I'll have to put time aside to review and update the site [08:43] I've had some file-date problems for many years now. I record videos at 9 am with my camera. Time is set correctly in the camera. When I view the content of the SD card on Ubuntu, it says the file was created at 10 am. I've set the time correctly in Ubuntu and set the correct timezone I'm in. There is no timezone to be set in the camera. [08:44] If I call a video command (melt) on Ubuntu and output information about the video, it correctly says that it was create at 9 am. But Nautilus says 10 am. [08:48] does gnome tweaks ( gnome tweak tools) slow down computer ??? i have low end laptop [08:58] Dell 9365 with Ubuntu 16.04 - screen keeps going black after 15 seconds of not touching it. Also keeps not switching on, unless I disconnect the battery and hold down the power button for several seconds, then reconnect everything. [09:02] * pavlushka seems like a bug [09:02] Client: HexChat 2.12.4 • OS: Ubuntu "artful" 17.10 • CPU: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N570 @ 1.66GHz (998MHz) • Memory: Physical: 1.9 GiB Total (1.2 GiB Free) Swap: 2.0 GiB Total (2.0 GiB Free) • Storage: 12.9 GB / 92.5 GB (79.6 GB Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation Atom Processor D4xx/D5xx/N4xx/N5xx Integrated Graphics Controller @ Intel Corporation Atom Processor D4xx/D5xx/N4xx/N5xx D [09:02] MI Bridge • Uptime: 28m 29s [09:04] multifractal: post it as question in launchpad.net and if it is a bug, then you can turn your question into a bug report easily [09:21] is it right to install python modules by apt ? [09:24] how can I move and resize windows in Awesome without this sort of invisible gap ? [09:25] aLeSD: yes, but it really depends on what your use case is. You can have virtualenvs with specific pip-installed modules, and they can all share the global modules you installed with apt. At any rate *NEVER* install to global namespace (under /usr/lib/python*) without apt. [09:26] blackflow, ok, thanks [09:28] 000 === qwebirc97536 is now known as bitrot === bitrot is now known as metaldemon [09:29] Hey, can I ask for help with ubuntu based distros here? [09:30] metaldemon: no, only Ubuntu and official flavors (kubuntu, xubuntu, lubuntu, ubuntu-mate, ....) [09:31] guiverc: ah okay. so not for zorin os? [09:31] nope [09:32] ah okay, that's alright. [09:33] guiverc: long shot: can there be any difference when it comes to drivers on ubuntu based distros? [09:35] any difference - yes. 90%+ will be the same; but differences one ubuntu-based can cause problems the upstream distro doesn't (which applies with debian [upstream of ubuntu] though ubuntu & debian are very close..) [09:37] I wanted to breathe new life into my old 2014 ish asus laptop. any OS works on it but the asus touchpad drivers are always an issue. On the linux side it does not seem to find a suitable driver for it. [09:37] I figured since Zorin is based on ubuntu that I could try my luck here [09:37] depends on your definition of "very close". other than both using dpkg ecosystem, and ubuntu being "based on" debian's unstable repo (plus modifications to those packages), I find them significantly different distros. [09:39] when I try: "cat /proc/bus/input/devices" I don't see the touchpad listed anywhere. A quora page says this indicates it could mean I am not using the right kernel or there is just no support for this touchpad. what should I do? [09:40] metaldemon: are you continuing to ask about zorin? we can't really support that here. [09:41] alright, I'll try to install ubuntu first then. let's hope it works [09:42] * ZahiYang [09:43] * ZahiYang [09:45] I booted an ubuntu 16.04 live ISO and afterwards pulled the flash drive out while it's running. But now I get I/O errors when I try run firefox etc :) [09:45] I was hoping it would run entirely in ram [09:45] Lope: well, nope. [09:46] pity :) [09:46] Is Kubuntu just ubuntu with kde as it's DE instead of Gnome? [09:47] I don't really feel comfortable using KDE for some reason. I'd rather install ubuntu server and then install kde desktop ontop of that. [09:47] But it would be nice to have an ubuntu live USB with KDE instead of gnome. [09:48] Is there an option to make a persistent one that I can install KDE on and configure with my own aliases and so on? [09:53] Lope: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization [10:00] hi there. on 18.04 and trying to get muic (songs) results in gnome search here [10:00] to achieve this, [it seems like] i need to get tracker results to show up in gnome search [10:01] because when i use 'tracker search songname' on the cmdline, that works just fine. [10:01] my music library is on another disk and bind mounted to ~/Music [10:02] found this extension https://github.com/hamiller/tracker-search-provider [10:02] but it does not work, ! in gnome 3.28.2. incompatible. [10:02] surely it cannot be this difficult eh? [10:04] Hi! I'm having a systemd-udev using 90% of the CPU and I'm looking for someone who can know how to fix it. Thanks in advance! [10:05] I noticed this after a restart following a switch frm 17.10 to 18.04 [10:06] (the switch didn't happen smoothly i even had to go to recovery mode and do dpkg --configure -a) [10:07] There are actually two systemd-udev running [10:08] one with 95%+ cpu usage and another with 29% as reported by htop [10:10] anyone? [10:11] !patience | ubuntutriedforti [10:11] ubuntutriedforti: 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/ [10:12] ubuntutriedforti: see bug #1759836 [10:12] bug 1759836 in linux "systemd-udevd consumes 100% of CPU" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1759836 [10:13] blackflow: thanks let me see [10:14] so seems to be something related to bluetooth [10:14] how can i disable it for good as i never use it? [10:16] ubuntutriedforti: OTOH, apt remove bluez ? it's also a solution in comment #32 [10:20] blackflow: i just looked at /var/log/syslog and i see a lot of lines with systemd-udev with usb it seems and not bluetooth [10:20] that said i'm removing bluetooth now regardless [10:22] Hi. I'm currently using netplan.io that ubuntu 18.04 has enabled by default, but it does not have support to configure "WiFi Direct/p2p" in its configuration. But i have the option to fix this in the generated wpa_supplicant config. Problem is this config gets overwritten for each reboot, suggestions to how i can fix this? [10:24] blackflow: some good news: the second systemd-udev instance had cpu usage normal now after removing bluez, but i still have the main systemd-udev instance using 70% now and it's maybe the one related to usb [10:26] hey guys i need to use CUDA with python [10:26] Hi there, I have a problem with virtualbox - Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908) [10:26] where can i find the CUDA folder? [10:26] I try to install sudo apt install --reinstall virtualbox-dkms [10:27]