[00:02] vavkamil, remove it, and install the snap [00:02] https://snapcraft.io/sublime-text [00:03] This might seem like a silly question, but I just received a 9 cell battery after my 6 cell one only lasts for 10 minutes. Is there any point keeping the 6 cell or should I just recycle it? Like idk for testing purposes or something === nzoueidi_ is now known as nzoueidi [00:04] recycle [00:04] is it safe to use snap? [00:04] toners and catridges and battery, some points collect & give a refund [00:05] snap, yes is is safe, and all you need to do is trust the author [00:05] This revision of snap "sublime-text" was published using classic confinement and thus may perform arbitrary system changes outside of the security sandbox that snaps are usually confined to, which may put your system at risk. [00:05] oerheks: thanks, haha I just have trouble throwing things out lol [00:06] calling a recycle centre now ^^ [00:06] ah, prop stuff, pay [00:06] amd they are happy to give support [00:08] I'm not having any luck with SANBOOT ubuntu. [00:08] ipxe just sits at "booting from SAN device". it works perfectly fine with centos 7 [00:08] what the heck $45 au to recycle a battery [00:09] get faaaaarked [00:12] lets stay topical please asphyxia and no cursing [00:13] chatter in #ubuntu-offtopic please asphyxia [00:13] hmph >..> okkk [00:20] I'm not interested in sacrificing my freedom for the sake of making ny it easy to track probates dwellers . [00:20] mikeride, right channel? this is ubuntu support [00:20] no I have no guilt [00:21] lets take the random chatter elsewhere please mikeride [00:21] pressure to do so is not welcomed . I will not stand down and claim these crimes if harassment and battery are needed. [00:22] mikeride, can it up and sell it elsewhere. [00:23] tin_man disconnecting in a bit [00:23] why don't we do something tin_man === ahi2_ is now known as ahi2 [00:31] got a fresh install of lubuntu 18.04 on some ~5 yr old hardware and everything works great except the ethernet port does nothing at all, and isn't listed in /etc/network/interfaces [00:31] however, it lights up before the system boots [00:31] but once lubuntu running, it's dead [00:31] any ideas? [00:32] whats the chipset for that ethernet mmazing [00:32] im not sure, and can't remember how to look at hardware via terminal [00:32] lspci [00:33] mmazing, do have another live linux dvd to try? [00:33] this is really strange as well because this exact same thing is happening on my fairly new laptop but i rarely use ethernet on it [00:34] turns out they are both Realtek [00:34] RTL8111/8168/8411 [00:34] give us the exact chip, thanks [00:34] found a guide :D === asfar is now known as danieru98 [00:35] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+package/r8168-dkms mmazing [00:36] Thats what needed for bionic [00:37] anyone gotten the update prompts from 16.04 to 18.04 yet? [00:37] awesome, thanks bazhang [00:37] +1 internets for you [00:38] mmazing, it's in the repos for bionic [00:39] it's also in xenial too, my laptop is running 16.04 [00:39] sudo apt install r8168-dkms mmazing [00:39] ok, great [00:39] now i need to figure out how to get that over to this machine with no internet [00:39] can i somehow export a .deb from apt? [00:40] what about sneakernetting it [00:40] oh ... actually, i have a usb wifi card laying around, that'll prolly work [00:40] usb stick, then take the deb and isntall [00:40] or that [00:40] hmmm, actually, i want to learn how to do that instead [00:40] how do i get the .deb for that package? [00:41] packages.ub untu.com for one [00:41] minus the space there [00:42] i'm on https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/r8168-dkms - do i need to download source package and compile? [00:43] nevermind ... [00:43] found the .deb download area, i'm a little slow today :\ [00:43] well, seems like the whole reason I couldn't get ubuntu to boot from SAN is ... grub failed to install? [00:43] omg what's with the freenode spam [00:45] Spam? What spam? [00:53] hi everyone! i need help finding instructions on setting up a VNC server on 16.04 under specific conditions, is anyone available? [01:03] hmmmm, got r8168-dkms installed on laptop and pc and no dice on either one [01:04] mmazing, you need to load it then [01:05] it's a kernel module? [01:05] modprobe? [01:07] nacc, i've reported the bug with ubuntu-bug linux and send the link to #ubuntu-kernel and explained the issue in a nutshell, but there's only 100 users there and nobody has said anything in one hour, is it usually this quiet? [01:08] danieru98, cusp of the weekend could be, why not also hit the mailing liss with it [01:09] !lists | danieru98 [01:09] danieru98: Mail is another medium to communicate. Ubuntu mailing lists can be found at http://lists.ubuntu.com [01:09] lists [01:11] bazhang, i've never used mailing lists before. Do I just send an email to kernel-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com? [01:14] yeah, so i see r8169 is loaded in /proc/modules and r8168 is not [01:14] do i need to blacklist r8169 ? [01:21] bazhang, is the mailing list still in use? i don't see emails more recent than 2010 in here https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-bugs/ === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:28] I boot a bunch of computers (various types) from the network. They run a bootstrapped Ubuntu Bionic I installed the Cinnamon desktop on top of that. The issue is that some of these computers get into some kind of power saving mode. As they do that, I think, somehow the NIC gets disabled. [01:28] Can I prevent that from happening? I've looked in the bios but couldn't find any setting that prevents that. [01:28] Question about ryzen APUs on 18.04: what does lspci say your graphics card is? [01:28] And what version do you have? [01:30] (and if there's a better place to ask this question, just let me know:) [01:31] nehemiah: you try sweaking the power saving settings [01:32] Thank you tried that and my clients still go down. Maybe I can add the acpi=off parameter to the kernel and give it a shot. [01:32] nehemiah: try just turning off that setting [01:33] nehemiah: it sounds like thw wm power saving is doing it [01:34] nehemiah: in cinnamon look at the power mangment settings [01:34] I've got everything set to 'off' there. [01:35] Also it even happens before login, at the lightdm login screen [01:35] People log out, then fifteen minutes later the next person comes and has to reboot the thing. [01:47] nehemiah: what's the ethernet hardware? [01:52] ryuo: The clients that give me problems are HP T610 they have BCM57781 NIC chip. [01:52] nehemiah: one option you can explore is messing with settings via ethtool. [01:53] Hm. [01:55] Seems tg3 driver doesn't have any options of interest. [01:55] Let me just say that the same clients on Xenial worked absolutely fine. [01:56] It's likely a kernel issue... [02:01] ryuo: That's what I thought too. [02:03] For what it's worth; I just booted one of these things with acpi=off. Just to see what's happening. [02:17] disposition of The Court: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cFpV7YkqqD/ [02:17] Ubuntu let blessing rest upon U [02:17] to be the instrument of Justice [02:18] Ubuntu let blessing rest upon U to be the instrument of Justice, to be used of GOD [02:18] !ops [02:18] 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, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [02:30] What package provides apt-add-repository in Xenial? [02:32] !find apt-add-repository xenial [02:32] Found: W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W:, W: (and 18 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=apt-add-repository&searchon=names&suite=xenial§ion=all [02:32] software properties common [02:33] Hmm... it was right [02:34] Maybe I need to run apt-get update first then... === capella|away is now known as capella === Blade is now known as lamercho [03:24] is there any way to restore compiz working with mate ? [04:13] HornyReaper: check #ubuntu-mate [04:17] hey folks [04:17] so it seems udevadm doesn't exist as part of the udev package anymore? [04:18] I want to create a udev rule for a couple USB-to-serial devices I have [04:19] MrAureliusR: can this help for you mate? https://linuxconfig.org/tutorial-on-how-to-write-basic-udev-rules-in-linux === mgedmin_ is now known as mgedmin [05:01] I'm in lubuntu. trying to run the sound out into the sound in... volume control's input devices tab notes that line in is plugged in, and it shows the levels, but I can't get it to show up in audacity, and I installed QARecord because that appears to just take whatever input is the selected default that's not taking the audio either. === capella is now known as capella|away [05:49] boblamont: lubuntu version please? [05:54] lotuspsychje: 16.04 I wound up using the pulse audio internal recording thing...looping the audio jacks seemed to start working when I did that, but it made audacity stutter a lot [05:54] boblamont: have you tryed a pulseaudio restart yet? [05:55] boblamont: perhaps also try with pavucontrol to check whats going on [05:55] boblamont: while you testing around your sound, leave a tail -f /var/log/syslog open to see errors [05:56] ok,thanks... for now I'll probably just stick to the non-cable version... but I'll need to revisit it when I need to plug something else into line in [05:57] boblamont: system up to date to latest also? [06:01] hi...Can you please give link to download Ubuntu for Powerpc for my my imac g4..? [06:01] !mac | me-1 start here [06:01] me-1 start here: For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a Mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages [06:03] lotuspsychje, can you please provide me link to download latest Ubuntu for PPC , I will prefer torrent link [06:03] hi people I have some issues with ummm scrolling. I'm using a Logitech marathon m705 mouse with solaar. When the smooth scrolling is on the content on the app menus are a little bit fast and turning the mouse wheel on half is enough to pass a menu for example [06:03] If I close it then scrolling is far tooslow on browsers [06:04] me-1: http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/ [06:08] lotuspsychje, what is the difference between alternate and desktop versions [06:16] me-1, if you mean via https://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads (alternate); there is the network installer; torrents ... or alternative ways to download to the 'full' iso [06:17] "Upgrades from 16.04 LTS will not be enabled until a few days after 18.04.1's release expected in late July." [06:17] I accept that, but what's the reason for that policy? [06:18] guiverc, for now I am looking for a live cd ,powerpc, for my Imac g4 [06:18] I can see why waiting for the .1 is favorable, to ensure stability [06:21] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCDownloads provides link for 14.04 (2014.April release; 5 years for 'main', the 'universe' (3+ years) has ~gone already) === Katnip_ is now known as Katnip [06:23] endojelly, i've never heard a reason given, expect it's always been that way; allows some control over network; having people around (should issues occur & Canonical want staff around etc)... Thursday is always 'release' day though; assuming its the 'few days' you're asking about [06:23] if was the .1; stability of course is the reason... [06:24] guiverc, see my quote from the wiki, which says that 16.04 LTS upgrades will not be enabled until a few days *after* 18.04.1 [06:25] endojelly, what part of it are you asking about? [06:25] also, does that mean that 16.04 LTS will upgrade straight to 18.04.1 LTS? (probably yes) [06:25] guiverc, why it's enabled a few days after 18.04.1's release, and not on the same day [06:26] and, secondarily, why upgrades from 16.04 LTS are not enabled directly with 18.04 LTS, though there I can imagine that Canonical wants some baking time before unleashing the new LTS release on existing LTS installations. [06:27] as stated; .1 is a release; so always a thursday. it allows lessening of bandwidth for the one day (LTS upgrades are a huge % of users), allows them to pick which day the 'taps' are turned on so staff are around etc [06:27] but this is opinion from what I've heard employees say (podcasts etc) - i've no special knowledge [06:27] guiverc, I didn't ask why .1 is released on a Thursday? [06:28] guiverc, I'm asking why LTS upgrades from 16.04 LTS are enabled a few days after 18.04.1's release? [06:29] guiverc, or is that to not have the combined new 18.04.1 users and 16.04 LTS upgraders traffic, then? [06:29] to reduce network bandwidth (3rd time stated); ie. 18.04 users upgrade to 18.04.1 first; the larger % of 16.04 LTS upgrade later staggering bandwidth; it also allows them to pick day when employees are around ... ( [06:29] ah, ok, thanks [06:29] makes sense [06:30] While we're at it [06:30] what's good for HiDPI? [06:30] I have Retina displays [06:30] can't you do it manually with do-release-upgrade now? or is there any advantage of waiting? [06:30] or that command won't work yet? [06:31] lovepopsickle, that was part of the reason for my question (though I didn't ask that directly) [06:31] lovepopsickle, i don't know if it'll work or not (yes it can be forced; but why force it?) - it's currently only 'hours' after the .1 release, not the days .. so it may not have been enabled yet (I've already jumped; so don't know) [06:31] lovepopsickle, but I guess I'll just wait until it's regularly enabled. On the off chance that anything goes spectacularly wrong with 18.04.1, it's a bit safer [06:32] (even though I have snapshots and could just roll back) [06:33] for clarification your saying the prompts are coming in hours or in days? [06:33] the wiki says days, but that could be outdated of course [06:33] guiverc, ? [06:33] hours since .1; it's mid-friday-arvo for me; the .1 was officially release ~5am my time... which was only hours ago! [06:33] endojelly: any modern wm would support hidpi [06:34] endojelly: i would say mostly gnome 3 and kde [06:34] oh i see what your saying. I am talking about when it will be prompted [06:34] so probably monday then I guess? [06:34] i doubt they will do it over the weekend [06:35] lovepopsickle: if you have a install you dont need to reinstall [06:36] reinstall? I am on 16.04 right now [06:37] lovepopsickle: ah a upgrade [06:38] I should *probably* actually wait until the FPGA software officially supports 18.04 before doing the upgrade, but since this is only for private projects and I have snapshots... as soon as upgrades are enabled, I'll give it a try. [06:38] endojelly: probly best [06:39] lovepopsickle, yeah I'd expect monday (UST/UTC time; during business hours london time too, but we'll just have to wait & see) === elibrokeit is now known as ztrawhcse [07:01] Hi === OICU812 is now known as Tabmasher [07:02] I just updated from 16.04 to 18.04 and I don’t see a login screen just a purple screen. The SSH server is up and I can remotely log in but the shell is seemingly gone what should I do? [07:14] >.> [07:30] hi [07:31] hello all [07:31] mod_ruid2 is not working on 14.04 [07:32] I configured it like; [07:32] can you upgrade to 18.04? [07:32] RMode config [07:32] RUidGid user group [07:32] does it work there? [07:32] can't for this box [07:32] ok [07:32] just asking :) [07:33] its officially available. why isn't it working ? is the config somewhat different ? Is this a bug resolved in later version(s)? [07:34] its been supported on centos for years. what's up with it on ubuntu ? [07:35] i have never even heard of that thing you're trying to use :) [07:35] i'm guessing it's an apache module? [07:35] i'm more of an nginx guy [07:36] a few days ago i asked about my bluetooth not working since I did a "right-click -> Turn off bluetooth" in KDE. This problem persisted even after a reboot. I managed to fix it with a "sudo hciconfig hci0 up". However, now I have to do that after every reboot or bluetooth will not work. [07:38] yep, its apache mod [07:39] eep, that thing sounds like a bad idea [07:40] "there are some security issues, for instance if attacker successfully exploits the httpd process, he can set effective capabilities and setuid to root." [07:40] "some" [07:41] basically you can just as well run the thing as root if you use that mod [07:41] well, not quite, but close [07:42] ? [07:42] never had a security issue with it [07:42] in yrs [07:42] that you know of :D [07:42] maybe no one ever tried [07:43] it's not a security issue per se, but it cuts out a huge chunk of mitigation [07:43] basically all your privilege separation can now be bypassed pretty easily [07:46] sure, usually people shouldn't be able to exploit your httpd process in the first place, but if they do, they get a privilege escalation to root for free [07:51] how ? [07:51] can it be bypassed ? [07:56] Good morning, I want to execute a program via bash. The tool continues running and claims/blocks the terminal for itself. How can I continue working in the same bash window? [07:59] you can background it, but it depends on the program if that's a good idea or not [07:59] paleApe, `/path/to/tool &` [07:59] paleApe, to run a command/script in the background; end the command with a "&" (no quotes) [07:59] what are you trying to execute [07:59] and why would you not consider just opening a seperate terminal [08:05] It's hipchat. Normally it is started automatically when ubuntu starts up but after an update the file-path was changed. So I wanted to start it manually via bash but wanted to close the bash-windows after HipChat has started up. [08:06] I know, I could just execute the file via file browser. I just wanted to know, IF it's possible in general [08:08] guys, is there a way to make ruid2 work with apache on 14.x ? [08:16] Haris: your on ubuntu server? [08:16] yes [08:16] Haris: try #ubuntu-server please [08:17] Haris: there is also #httpd for specific apache questions [08:17] DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS" [08:17] wow that's ancient [08:17] ruid2 works on apache on centos. so I'm thinking it works in general. just not working on 14.x [08:17] illuminated: can we help you? [08:18] no. no questions for the moment. [08:18] already asked in #httpd [08:20] Haris: best way to get your issue solved, is to give us the full story, steps tryed, whats not working,whats your end goal,..all in one line to the channel [08:28] does the 18.04.1 update take a while to propagate? I'm on 16.04 lts and do-release-upgrade says there's nothing [08:29] edmoore: can take a few till upgrade window shows up [08:30] a few... hours? [08:30] i was hoping to do it on my work machine on a friday because what could go wrong [08:31] if you d'ont want to wait use -d [08:31] don't use -d [08:31] that can take you to a development version [08:32] edmoore: patience is the key here, let everyone do his work..it will come [08:32] i like the idea of there being lots of people in the chain waiting to deliver it to me [08:33] but roger [08:33] edmoore: releasing can never give an exact time, hope you understand? [08:33] sure, i just saw a bunch of reviews for it pop up online so I assumed it was actually released [08:33] rather than releasing in the present participle sense [08:33] ikonia: if you try it tell you which version… and if it's the 18.04 … it 's the same packages than in a few hours [08:34] edmoore: 18.04.1 has been released yes, but for ltsupgrades it can take a while [08:34] !ltsupgrade | edmoore [08:34] edmoore: Upgrades from 16.04 LTS will not be enabled until a few days after the 18.04.1 release expected in late July. [08:34] righto, thank you for explaining that bit, i didn't know [08:34] edmoore: no problem [08:36] fyi: the announcement release notes for 18.04.1 state "Users of Ubuntu 16.04 will soon be offered an automatic upgrade to 18.04.1 via Update Manager." (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-July/000234.html) - ie. SOON [08:36] Ool: be carefull if you give advice like that, we dont need users ending up on a devel release [08:39] lotuspsychje: in fact I always reinstall, and I wait the end of summer to change for the new LTS version… but if people don't want to wait… [08:39] and it's just the last day [08:39] Ool: we have a lot of users on the LTS way, that can wait.. [08:39] not 3 month before [08:40] Ool: until .1 releases, there are still many bugs regular users dont need [08:41] Ool: but lets move this to #ubuntu-discuss if you want to talk about [08:41] lotuspsychje: in fact I think you tell the truth :) [08:42] https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/ubuntu-18-04-1-lts-release [08:43] yes, it was that very article that confused me infact [08:43] 'the arrival of Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS also marks the point at which users of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) will begin to see an Ubuntu 18.04 upgrade notification' [08:43] and do-release-upgrade showned nothing, so I thought i might have a problem [08:44] fake news eh [08:45] edmoore: do-release-upgrade is not fake...but all needs to be synced first to work [08:45] i know that, i was talking about the article [08:45] yah, "marks the point at which" is faek news. :) [08:46] you have explainied, and I now understand, that it takes a while to propagate to ltsupgrades. the article is suggesting otherwise - it's the article that's wrong [08:46] I mean, OMG! it's OMGubuntu! Clicks! Baits! Content! OMG! [08:47] edmoore: omgubuntu is not part of canonical, if you need real news come here first [08:49] a good name for the source of truth too [08:49] thanks [08:49] Hi all, if a package is being pinned in /etc/apt/preferences.d/preferences file, how can I unpin it to upgrade it? [08:50] apt-mark unhold says that the package is not held, which I guess is different from pinned. [08:51] Erisian: should pop up in 10 minutes [08:51] edmoore even* === capella is now known as capella|away [09:00] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-July/000234.html [09:02] Hello everyone, can anyone help me understand why tlp does not shut down my pcie nvidia card but when I do powertop --auto-tune it works? [09:03] New Ubuntu on its way down :) [09:04] luna_: please dont repeat in this channel, ubuntu support only [09:05] lotuspsychje: sorry [09:10] Hello [09:35] X-Seti, hi; if you have a Ubuntu question, please just ask it (try to keep to a single line, and be patient waiting a response - most of us do other things; eg. I just noticed your 'hello' :) [09:42] Hello guiverc, I do but it's apache2 related, I followed a 'how to install the perfect server for 18.04'. only to find there is a problem with running .PHP index files, 4 weeks on i'm unable to resolve the issue. [09:47] X-Seti, ideally you should have asked your question generally (others may ignore it due to my name being @ start), and I don't know apache. I'd suggest waiting here a bit (see if someone else responds), then try #ubuntu-server where it's more likely to be used/known.. if you don't get a response from either, try again later etc... [09:50] X-Seti: what's teh problem? and indeed #ubuntu-server is perhaps better place for PHP/Apache support [09:50] Is the release a day late? =-O [09:54] TafThorne1: no, it's out. [10:01] blackflow: website just not updated yet? Still says 18.04 not 18.04.1 [10:02] TafThorne1: What website? This shows 18.04.1 for me: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server [10:02] (Desktop too) [10:03] I thought https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes but that does say .1 now [10:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [10:04] blackflow: maybe that is what I was reading when I spotted 10.04 at the top and not 18.04.1 [10:05] *18.04 [10:05] Well that's wiki, I'm sure it'll get updated in time. [10:10] blackflow: thank you for your help and i appologise for wating your time with my mistake [10:12] TafThorne1: you're welcome. [10:12] Do the desktop and server version(s) have different maintainer(s) for mod ruid2 for apache2 ? [10:14] Haris: "desktop" and "server" differentiate only by the ISOs and what's initially installed. otherwise it's all one and the same Ubuntu package repository. Why do you ask? [10:16] mod ruid2 is not working on one 14.x install [10:16] 14.04.5 [10:16] Haris: as you also crossposted to #ubuntu-server (and please don't do that), you can continue there, as it's more relevant to the server. [10:19] ok [10:28] . [10:36] Is there a web site that explains the timing sequences of UEFI booting. Like when is mdadm raid assembled, mounting of boot partition, reading mbr, displaying grub menu, etc. Overly detailed the better. [11:17] InHisName: perhaps if you explain your whole story, volunteers can try to think along? [11:19] InHisName, web site; no. i do remember a blog that went into horrific depth (written after a dev created the debian/ubuntu/gnome/linux-kernel boot...) can't recall where I saw it as was year(s) ago; and I had no reason to use it (it was interesting though too detailed for me) [11:22] In frustration I used the text above in a google search and stumbled on this general booting description - https://neosmart.net/wiki/mbr-boot-process/ Hmm, that site guiverc: mentions sounds interesting but might be a bit dated by now. [11:23] InHisName: what are you actually trying to do, can you share? [11:24] InHisName, may have been 2-3 years ago, was much longer than what you found (I hoped I [11:24] sorry; I hoped i'd better understand it if I printed; but would have used too much paper so didn't...) [11:25] I think it was a pdf; but I may have saved it to pdf [11:37] InHisName, https://www.happyassassin.net/2014/01/25/uefi-boot-how-does-that-actually-work-then/ [11:43] j #linux [11:56] Hello, it's possible to view windows 10 share from ubuntu smbclient ? I can view windows 8 share smbclient -g -L 192.168.168.168 -N not work for windows 10 [11:56] I have version smbclient 4.5 [11:57] !samba | kiki67100 start here [11:57] kiki67100 start here: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [11:57] anyone knows how to disable the zoom/pinch touchpad gesture in xorg/synaptics? It's driving me crazy [12:02] StucKman: is this usefull for you? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch [12:02] lemmesee... [12:03] kiki67100: there is also a nice #samba channel if you like [12:03] it seems like it's an application dependent gestre [12:03] StucKman: wich app is that [12:03] firefox, in particular [12:03] I hope no others [12:03] ah [12:04] so far it only bothers me when viewing a slippy map [12:04] lotuspsychje: thanks i will try [12:04] StucKman: i think there are FF addons for that, perhaps ask in #firefox about it? [12:05] StucKman: unless you presume its really ubuntu related [12:05] I found how to disable it in about:config, testing now [12:05] I thought it was a synaptics issue [12:05] no sweat [12:05] sorry for the noise [12:05] StucKman: good you were investigating [12:06] in fact, when I asked it here, I realised that for some reason synaptic's man page didn't have an option [12:12] lotuspsychje: going to #firefox now, thanks [12:17] trying to install open stack from ubuntu freshly installed desktop. it asks for LXD. One page on the ubuntu website says to install it i need to use "snap install lxd" , another page says to use "apt instsall lxd" / is there a difference ? [12:18] saint__: snaps and packages from repos differ in package versions [12:19] lotuspsychje .. :/ [12:19] saint__: that means, the user can choose wich lxd he wants/needs === saint__ is now known as saint_ [12:20] lotuspsychje i need the one to open stack can run without yelling at me that lxd is not working correctly .. [12:21] saint__: well im no openstack expert, but wich ubuntu version and openstack do you have? [12:22] lotuspsychje ubuntu 18.04 / and open stack .. well.. i need to intall lxd first . my first attempt was a failure because once installed, it saw that lxd was not installed. [12:22] saint_: if you apt install openstack, lxc-common lxd … are in the dependance list [12:22] i m using this URL to install OpenStack https://www.ubuntu.com/download/cloud/try-openstack [12:22] !info lxd bionic [12:22] they use snap, then conjure [12:22] lxd (source: lxd): Container hypervisor based on LXC - daemon. In component main, is optional. Version 3.0.1-0ubuntu1~18.04.1 (bionic), package size 4867 kB, installed size 17366 kB (Only available for amd64; arm64; armhf; i386; ppc64el; s390x) [12:23] saint_: the snap version will give you 3.2 [12:24] saint_: you dont confuse that line with snapd? [12:24] saint_: it says you need snapd & lxd not the lxd snap [12:26] lotuspsychje what page are you on ? [12:27] saint_: the page you sent url, requierments [12:28] saint_: Laptop, desktop or virtual machine with 16GB RAM, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, snapd and LXD installed [12:29] yeah. so snapd is installed and used to install lxd [12:30] but since lxd is not installed, i looked into the ubuntu www [12:30] and i found 2 pages with different installs.. snap and apt [12:33] saint_: i would go for the official repo version.. [12:33] lotuspsychje being ..? [12:33] saint_: scroll up, i triggered to you already [12:41] Hi guys. I've just got a new vm from our admin but there's something wrong with the hdd's https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cjnnXJC432/ [12:42] it's a ubuntu server so i can't use gparted's nice ui to work on the drives === beaver is now known as evilnewbie [12:42] i think sdb isn't mounted at all [12:43] what's even more puzzling to me is that sda isn't used entirely [12:44] I'm not quite sure what to do now [12:46] why are my animations laggy like this? https://streamable.com/3okca [12:47] As far as i can tell the / volume on sda is managed by lvm [12:47] so it should be pretty straight forward to make it bigger. However i never worked with lvm before [12:48] leonardus: doesn't look laggy to me [12:50] are you sure? it looks like it could be much smoother [12:54] !lvm | Anticom maybe this helps [12:54] Anticom maybe this helps: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto [12:58] Hi folks [12:58] Hi [13:02] I have arch setup with lvm on luks. Is it possible to replace arch with ubuntu 18 without losing home directory? [13:04] kake: back it up somewhere and then copy it over? [13:05] Hi [13:07] EriC^^: Does ubuntu installer support lvm on luks installation? [13:19] kake using the home of an other linux, with all settings and config, really??? [13:22] I used lvextend and lvs now shows that my volume is 20G. however df -h still says it's only 4G [13:22] Is there a step i'm missing? I've rebooted the vm already to see whether this fixes it [13:24] Anticom: you need to resize the fs too. [13:25] Anticom: resize2fs if you're using ext4 [13:36] deww: cheers [14:02] hello [14:07] Anticom, your / (root) partition shows the actual size in the first column and "used" in the next and 4G seems quite small for an installed OS [14:08] do-release-upgrade shows no new releases ? [14:08] I have 16.04 [14:08] using df -h [14:08] beefjoe, chnge to 'normal' [14:08] what do you mean [14:08] ioria [14:09]