[00:02] <pragmaticenigma> Boyette: you connected your VPS out to a VPN?
[00:02] <pragmaticenigma> Boyette: or setup your VPS with a VPN connection to connect out with?
[00:03] <Boyette> i tried to setup a vpn on the vps
[00:03] <Boyette> to change the ip of the vps
[00:03] <Sven_vB> my bluetooth headset defaults to a2dp and works on xenial, but on trusty I can't use a2dp: "[pulseaudio] module-bluetooth-device.c: Profile not connected, refused to switch profile to a2dp" any ideas?
[00:03] <Boyette> because its in canada and the saudi and israeli ban canadian connections now
[00:03] <Boyette> and i finally managed
[00:03] <Boyette> then i was completely banned out
[00:03] <Boyette> offcourse because the ip changed
[00:03] <Boyette> and its secured
[00:04] <pragmaticenigma> Boyette: Contact the VPN provider, they should be able to force the connection offline, which (hopefully) won't try to auto reconnect
[00:04] <Boyette> i forced a reboot
[00:04] <Boyette> because its not on autoconnect
[00:05] <Boyette> but this damaged some partition
[00:05] <Boyette> also how am i going to fix this
[00:05] <pragmaticenigma> Boyette: so you're able to manage your VPS remotely through the providers management portal?
[00:06] <Boyette> yes
[00:06] <Boyette> however
[00:06] <Boyette> this is not working either because the console was also blocked
[00:06] <Boyette> but i could still send a forced reboot command
[00:07] <pragmaticenigma> Boyette: best option now is to put in a support ticket to the VPS provider
[00:08] <Boyette> and what will i ask them to do
[00:11] <Boyette> how does such thing ever work
[00:11] <Boyette> only with 2 ips ?
[00:12] <craigbass76> Has anyone found a way to run office365 in Ubuntu?
[00:12] <Boyette> you cant work from a management portal
[00:12] <Boyette> there is libreoffice for that craigbass76
[00:12] <Boyette> there is a reason ubuntu exist and that is not because of microsoft
[00:12] <craigbass76> Boyette, Powerpoint won't play nice with LibreOffice
[00:12] <Boyette> pff it does
[00:13] <Boyette> only macro's in excel is really a problem
[00:13] <craigbass76> I've got text overlaying other text in the one I was working on yesterday
[00:13] <Boyette> https://www.lifewire.com/microsoft-office-on-linux-4137049
[00:13] <craigbass76> But not in "real" office
[00:13] <Boyette> or use cloudbased office
[00:14] <Boyette> @pragmaticeenigma how can this ever work
[00:14] <craigbass76> Boyette, even the online version of office won't work rightg. Go figure, eh?
[00:14] <Boyette> i can never login anymore when the vps is operative
[00:14] <xamithan> Both of those issues have nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:14] <Boyette> vpn sorry
[00:15] <Boyette> well i came here actually because i didnt manage to make the vpn work
[00:15] <Boyette> but right now this is indeed not an ubuntu issue because actually ubuntu does what i told her to do
[00:15] <xamithan> Yeah,  you told it to lock you out
[00:15] <Boyette> exactly
[00:16] <Boyette> so i need 2 ips
[00:16] <Boyette> thats the only solution
[00:16] <xamithan> The solution would be to split tunnel the vpn,  but thats more of a ##networking thing
[00:17] <Boyette> hmm
[00:17] <Boyette> im really very very stupid
[00:17] <Boyette> do you know that
[00:17] <Boyette> even im drunk
[00:17] <Boyette> this doesnt mean i should have been that stupid
[00:18] <Boyette> and im even locked out to the console aswell
[00:19] <dli> is there an app to relay a video stream? taking a rtsp:// video and provide http:// service with the video for multiple clients.
[00:24] <Guest23877>                     _..._
[00:29] <pragmaticenigma> craigbass76: You can see if Wine has caught up to supporting office 365, I kind of doubt it as of yet.
[00:31] <pragmaticenigma> dli: This channel is better suited to support type questions.. you may have luck with #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:33] <dami0> i have another question, has anyone successfully gotten rid of the "press enter to finish" message on the installer? i'm using the traditional installer on ubuntu 18.04, i put "noprompt" in the kernel command line but it still asks
[00:33] <craigbass76> pragmaticenigma, I don't know how it would, unless maybe I used a "windows" browser, like running an exe in Wine, then visiting the office site again.
[00:36] <craigbass76> pragmaticenigma, I could to a virtual box, but then I'd need a WIndows license. I quit pirating back around Fedora 1, when I quit Windows...
[00:37] <dami0> craigbass76: you can download a trial iso from microsoft's website, probably would work for testing
[00:38] <pragmaticenigma> craigbass76: smart move to go on the legit, as far as wine supporting it, you might try asking in #winehq to see if anyone is aware of how to make it work
[00:38] <craigbass76> iso of windows? <-- dami0
[00:38] <dami0> yeah
[00:39] <craigbass76> pragmaticenigma, I do grab music every so often, but I've always owned it on vinyl or cassette at some point.
[00:39] <craigbass76> or have a scratched CD
[00:39] <craigbass76> dami0, where? I'm logged into my ms accoutn and don't see a link anywhere
[00:40] <Biessie> 18.04.1 LTS has been making changes on the X Server?
[00:40] <pragmaticenigma> craigbass76: crossover support office 365, you still have to aquire an exe from the office.com site.
[00:40] <craigbass76> dami0, nevermind -- I found it I think
[00:41] <craigbass76> MS is such a <not suitable for children >.
[00:41] <dami0> craigbass76: i was gonna say maybe they removed it. all i can find now is the media tool
[00:42] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: I'm not understanding your question, can you rephrase?
[00:43] <Biessie> pragmaticenigma : the changes that were just pushed out this past few weeks for gnome, x, etc does it help with older computers to allow it to run with less CPU usage?
[00:44] <Biessie> about a month ago someone here mentioned it would have changes to make it run more smoother on older machines in the near future
[00:46] <cantboot> hi, I set my nvidia driver from nouveau to nvidia-driver in the software updater and after I reboot, I get stuck on the purple screen
[00:47] <cantboot> tty2 is showing "A start job is running for Hold unitl boot process finishes up (18min 5s / no limit). on 18.04
[00:47] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: Since I don't know the context of the previous conversation, let's just disregaurd that comment. Changes are made to all parts of the Ubuntu system. As far as performance improvements, when possible, those are being made. However, there is no guarantee that will fix/help older systems. X server has been around for a very long time, and runs on all types of hardware. I have running on an old Celeron Laptop circa
[00:47] <pragmaticenigma> 2003 without issues, and even an older generation of raspberry pi
[00:48] <Biessie> pragmaticenigma : Roger that. my CPU jumps from 5-10% usage to 90%+ at random. i will reboot shortly and see if it helped any. I ended up changing to cinnamon which helped a good bit
[00:48] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: If anything, it sounds like the previous conversation you had was someone that misunderstood your original question. Is there a specific issue that you feel X is causing, and can you explain what you are experiencing?
[00:49] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: Switching a Desktop Environment sounds like the Desktop Environment was to blame, not X Server
[00:49] <Biessie> and by usage, i am referring to xorg
[00:50] <cantboot> When I reboot, I get the same problem. I can't access a tty
[00:50] <cantboot> I just get the systemd error loading message
[00:50] <Biessie> pragmaticenigma : Okay just upgraded and rebooted. idle xorg is at 1.3% which is a good big difference already. Hopefully it gets better! :)
[00:50] <pragmaticenigma> Older hardware isn't going to run the latest versions of Gnome or KDE. Their system requirements are quite high. However, LXDE, XFCE, Cinamon even, have much lower system requirements
[00:51] <Biessie> yea it's prob due to the gnome environment .. agreed
[00:51] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: Xorg/X11/Xserver processes instructions and renders an image on screen. It is also responsible for user input devices like keyboard and mouse when in a graphical environment.
[00:52] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: it's system resource usage is dictated by application sending it instructions on what to display.
[00:52] <Biessie> Makes sense
[00:52] <pragmaticenigma> !nomodeset | cantboot
[00:52] <Biessie> My laptop is fairly old. ASUS UL50VT model
[00:53] <pragmaticenigma> I have a Toshiba Satellite A10, much older. I haven't even attempted Gnome Shell, or KDE 5 on it, knowing that it would just choke
[00:54] <pragmaticenigma> I use LXDE (or Lubuntu) on it. Runs like a champ, and can do most things, even some lower resolution youtube videos
[00:55] <Biessie> Ill look into those. Cinnamon works fairly decent on this
[00:56] <pragmaticenigma> Biessie: for me personally, I'm more concerned about being able to use my applications than I am about the desktop interface
[00:56] <Biessie> with the update today (been about 2 weeks since i  ran my last one) it was idleing at about 5% now it's 1-2% so im about to put it to the test
[00:58] <Biessie> Also, does it make a difference if i install the 'server' distro and then apt-get the desktop files? shouldnt be any different than if i installed the desktop version initially?
[00:58] <hggdh> Biessie: no difference
[00:58] <Biessie> Thought so. thanks!
[00:59] <pragmaticenigma> nope, no difference Biessie ... all the "spins" or "flavors" have the same core, just configured to install different packages by default
[00:59] <cantboot> ubottu: how can I turn that parameter on, since I can't get to the tty?
[00:59] <pragmaticenigma> cantboot: The link in message gives instructions
[01:00] <pragmaticenigma> cantboot: it was under the bold header "How to temporarily set kernel boot options on an installed OS"
[01:00] <pragmaticenigma> followed by what you need to do to make it permanent
[01:00] <cantboot> pragmaticenigma: I tried holding down shift but it didn't work (UEFI). I was able to get to a grub terminal by holding down ESC
[01:00] <cantboot> but I didn't see the grub menu
[01:01] <cantboot> the one that lists ubuntu (memtest), where you can press 'e'
[01:01] <xamithan> Did you press e and put the mode in?  then ctrl+x
[01:02] <pragmaticenigma> cantboot: see what xamithan said
[01:02] <cantboot> xamithan: I only see he grub terminal, not the boot options
[01:02] <cantboot> it looks like grub>
[01:03] <xamithan> Thats grub rescue mode
[01:06] <cantboot> pragmaticenigma: xamithan ah.. I held the key too long. I was able to get to the entry edit now
[01:06] <pragmaticenigma> !yay
[01:07] <xamithan> Just keep track of which nvidia version driver you use so you know which not to do if it doesn't work
[01:12] <cantboot> predmijat: just rebooted twice.. edited the config, loaded with ctrl+x. no luck
[01:13] <xamithan> You didn't get it loaded with ctrl+x ?
[01:13] <xamithan> Did you get a prompt, or .  anything ?
[01:13] <cantboot> when I press ctrl +x it goes into boot
[01:14] <cantboot> no prompt
[01:14] <xamithan> Did ya try ctrl + alt + f2 to switch terminals
[01:14] <xamithan> Once you get booted up of course
[01:15] <JASON-OLD> hi
[01:15] <JASON-OLD> I'M ON A 4MHZ COMPUTER
[01:16] <leftyfb> JASON-OLD: can we help you with something?
[01:16] <cantboot> xamithan: I know I loaded it right, I tried ctrl+x or f10 (says at bottom of grub). but I'm still stuck a purple screen
[01:16] <JASON-OLD> NO I HAVE TO GO, BYE
[01:16] <cantboot> tty2 is showing the same message as earlier, where it just gets stuck forever
[01:17] <xamithan> Thats weird,  well if you really can't switch terminals you could try the recovery option under advanced and chroot.  Then reinstall the nvidia driver from there
[01:21] <cantboot> xamithan: I spoke too soon.. tty1 finally loaded up some systemd boot messages and tty2 is accessible!
[01:30] <cantboot> xamithan: I can get in with nomodeset and startx, with the wrong resolution. I verified that nvidia-driver-390 was uninstalled. When I reboot ( no nomodeset), I'm getting the same purple screen :/
[01:33] <xamithan> If you did it from restricted GUI section you can set it back to noveau,  but its easier to just install nvidia-364 or another verison
[01:34] <cantboot> xamithan: I actually rebooted with nvidia disabled in my bios and I am getting the same thing
[01:34] <cantboot> I thought intel boot would be safe
[01:34] <cantboot> don't know how that got messed up by the nvidia driver install
[01:43] <bocephus> trying to install vmware....getting an error stating that my dpkg needs to update
[01:43] <bocephus> Well technicall "dpkg: error: dpkg status database is locked by another process
[01:43] <bocephus> "
[01:43] <bocephus> tied to update...no avail
[01:43] <bocephus> just a general update
[01:44] <bocephus> I did change the package via chmod a+x
[01:45] <bocephus> tried using apt-get isntall VM~~~
[01:45] <bocephus> think its wither dpkg is really tring to update or the fact that the the VMware package is a .bundle
[01:46] <nacc> bocephus: 1) vmware is not a .deb generally
[01:46] <bocephus> mayble i will just try to install a reg .deb
[01:46] <nacc> bocephus: 2) dpkg being locked means that dpkg is running
[01:46] <nacc> bocephus: or it crashed possibly
[01:46] <bocephus> okay
[01:46] <bocephus> sounds about right
[01:47] <bocephus> disconcerning when everyone leaves...hahaha
[01:47] <bocephus> new shift?
[01:48] <leftyfb> bocephus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[01:50] <bocephus> I'm going to try a restart
[01:50] <bocephus> jsut saw the link....checking it out now... and thank you.
[01:51] <bocephus> ahahahah interesting.  I will read it later.  hhaahha
[01:51] <bocephus> restarting.
[01:57] <arooni> is there a bluetooth device present?  here is lsusb and lspci output:  https://gist.github.com/arooni/6fdcce9e080acb9a756d9a9acfc423d2 ;; i had bluetooth before i took apart my thinkpad to replace the hinges.. does this mean i forgot to connect the bluetooth card?
[02:21] <Guest90595> Hi so I just moved from Windows to Ubuntu Mate Bionic.
[02:21] <MattRB1> I am having a bit of trouble though.
[02:22] <MattRB1> Everything is running perfectly except for me USB DAC.
[02:22] <MattRB1> My built-in sound card doesn't work so I need to use it. It's recognized but it's output is totally static and garbage.
[02:22] <MattRB1> I can -sort of- hear what's being said but it's super staticy.
[02:34] <shadow98> https://hastebin.com/ihifuwazob.makefile <--  Refusing to start, unit to trigger not loaded...  I am trying to automount webdav using systemd at boot when the network is online.
[02:39] <abraxis> |                     _..._
[02:39] <abraxis> |                  .- _    '-.
[02:39] <abraxis> |                 /  (o) _   _\
[02:44] <bcx> Hello is there some official documentation on installing Wine on xenial ? the more recent, the better, ppa accepted
[02:48] <guiverc> bcx, the only official documentation is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine  (outside of https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/wine or package info)  -- PPA cannot be official as 3rd party
[02:49] <lucas-arg> hello people, i have a problem i have bought a new laptop with an i7 8th gen pros intel uhd/mx150 video gpu and cant make mx150 to work
[02:49] <A|an> What's the fix for clicking on Trash and VLC opening?
[02:49] <lucas-arg> ive installed lastest nvidia-390 driver and still ubuntu only used the intels gpu
[02:50] <A|an> Evidently it's an old (histroical) problem
[02:51] <guiverc> A|an, it's not a problem; anything in the 'trash' is still a file, and can be handled as if undeleted; as not yet deleted).  The DEsktop & program can decide to treat it differently or not.  To me treating it as a file is appropriate.
[02:52] <A|an> I wasn't clear...when I click on Trash, VLC opens instead of the contents of Trash being displayed
[02:53] <guiverc> "as not yet deleted" - ie. once removed/really-deleted it's gone (inodes are freed)... my use of deleted twice was unfortunate sorry
[02:53] <guiverc> what version of Ubuntu?  (unity of gnome)
[02:53] <A|an> me? unbuntu mate
[02:56] <guiverc> what version of ubuntu-mate?  and do you mean when you left click (on left pane) vlc loads?  do you get a menu on right click?  (for caja)
[02:57] <A|an> it's the latest...just a sec
[02:58] <A|an> ubuntu mate 18.04
[02:58] <bcx> Thanks guiverc, however official version is pretty old :(
[02:58] <A|an> (it's on another machine...laptop)
[02:59] <A|an> Evidently it's rather commonish...the problem description readily comes up on a search
[02:59] <bcx> Isn't it possible to have different packages version for different arch (amd64/i386) ?
[03:00] <A|an> but not solutions are offered
[03:00] <booted> xamindar: was able to get it working after reinstalling gdm/plymouth
[03:01] <booted> have normal X :)
[03:02] <booted> do I need to open up firefox for zeroconf/avahi to work?
[03:02] <booted> firewall**
[03:02] <A|an> guiverc: for example, from ubuntuforums...[ubuntu] problem with Trash: it starts vlc - Ubuntu Forums
[03:02] <booted> I can't seem to discover my other ubuntu machine in avahi-browse
[03:03] <guiverc> A|an, I suspect this would allow fix, but it'd not be an quick fix  -- https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/how-to-edit-the-default-places-and-defaults-bookmarks-in-mate-panel-and-caja-side-panel/10932
[03:05] <guiverc> A|an, it more the info on how to make the buttons do whatever you want; which would also allow it to return to 'trash' functions
[03:05] <A|an> thanks...that's more information than i've been able to find
[03:16] <guiverc> bcx, I don't know (arch=amd64,i386) , but some packages are noarch and to work could require two noarch versions to be required which I would expect is a no
[03:31] <spinningcat> is there a command to check system use nvidia free driver or properiatry driver?
[03:33] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: ' sudo lshw -C display ' look in the configuration line .
[03:34] <spinningcat> this line configuration: driver=nvidia latency=0
[03:34] <spinningcat> ?
[03:35] <spinningcat> i guess it uses nvidia driver right?
[03:36] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: yep .. you are using the proprietary driver . ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvifdia ' to know which one .
[03:38] <spinningcat> thanks
[03:39] <spinningcat> by the way i am not sure you know abputt that but does everything seem fine here https://www.hastebin.com/ohorapimot.rb
[03:39] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: :) glad2help .
[03:43] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: Not running the nvidia driver on this install, but best I recall yours does not look "right". What release are you running ?
[03:46] <spinningcat> ubuntu 16.04
[03:46] <stevendale> :o
[03:46] <stevendale> Upgrade to 18.04 spinningcat, 16.04 is way old
[03:46] <spinningcat> does not  look right why now_
[03:46] <spinningcat> stevendale,  i heard 16.04 is stable one
[03:46] <stevendale> spinningcat, http://releases.ubuntu.com/bionic/ubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent
[03:46] <spinningcat> my friend told me that
[03:46] <stevendale> 18.04.1 is more stable
[03:47] <spinningcat> i can upgrade with aptitude dist-upgrade right?
[03:47] <stevendale> No, use the built in software updater if you choose to upgrade
[03:47] <stevendale> But you shouldn't upgrade
[03:47] <stevendale> Clean installs always, always, *Always* yield better results
[03:50] <spinningcat> I see
[03:50] <spinningcat> can you tell me what is wrong in my config btw?
[03:50] <caliculk> Is this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug supposed to create a bug or link to a wiki, because the "Report a bug" text is really deceiving and not cool if it is supposed to link to a wiki.
[03:52] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: ' cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 ' for X's log file . the result is a URL back in terminal . pass that link back here .
[03:53] <spinningcat> Bashing-om,  http://termbin.com/9u41
[03:54] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: reading . I will be a spell .
[03:54] <spinningcat> sure
[03:54] <spinningcat> thank you
[03:54] <diego_> hi?
[04:01] <spinningcat> if ubuntu 16.04 can execute unity3d i will go with that
[04:01] <guiverc> caliculk, the link you provided (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug) goes to a wiki page telling you how to report bugs.
[04:03] <caliculk> Thats very misleading... if you wish to "file a bug" it should perform the action, not send you to a wiki link where there is 13 different sections, and most of the steps revolve around the GUI (which is not installed by default in the server version)
[04:03]  * jarrid bows to all the nice people.
[04:03] <caliculk> Call it "how to file a bug", but don't call it "file a bug"
[04:04] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: X is happy, and no issues are reported . and the correct driver is loaded: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us . What issues are you experiencing ?
[04:05] <caliculk> Because from that wiki page, I am still not 100% certain how to file a bug against a specific package without a GUI, or when it does not involve a crash.
[04:05] <spinningcat> i am just checking
[04:05] <spinningcat> if there is a problem
[04:05] <jarrid> Does anyone know if ubuntu 18.04 will support a radeon 5750 video card?
[04:05] <spinningcat> Bashing-om,  i will do some game developments
[04:05] <spinningcat> Bashing-om,  than you so much
[04:07] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: All looks good in the log . And I would expect the gpu-manager to also report happy ' cat /var/log/gpu-manager.log ' .
[04:07] <caliculk> clock2099, I believe it should, but don't quote me on that. I have not tested it, nor do I have AMD hardware. As long as you install the right drivers/kernel extension/module, it should detect the hardware. Now for what hardware that is, I can't answer that.
[04:09] <Bashing-om> caliculk: you are looking at the radeon driver with that card . see: ' man radeon '. The driver is in the kernel .
[04:09] <clock2099> caliculk ... I seem to remember that the 5700 series was discontinued some time ago.
[04:10] <spinningcat> Bashing-om,  http://termbin.com/w79d
[04:10] <guiverc> caliculk, `ubuntu-bug` ("apport-bug symptom | pid | package | program path | .apport/.crash file" from `man` page) allows package as an option.. yeah the page is written as if crash has occurred - but it's what you're after (filing on package) i believe
[04:12] <caliculk> guiverc, what if it is a combination of two packages? In this case, samba and samba-zfs-modules?
[04:12] <guiverc> caliculk, the section you want on page is "Reporting non-crash hardware and desktop application bugs"
[04:12] <caliculk> samba-vfs-modules*
[04:12] <slingamn> anyone else seeing directories in /lib/modules corresponding to old kernels not getting removed, even after `apt-get autoremove`?
[04:12] <slingamn> this is on bionic
[04:13] <caliculk> I found this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+filebug which I am guessing will do something very similar, but... still. Would rather do it the proper way and then add additional information.
[04:13] <guiverc> i'd suggest the modules  (guess) - if you tag the wrong package, someone (bug-squad etc) will re-classify it for you
[04:14] <Bashing-om> spinningcat: gpu-manager is happy also :)
[04:14] <spinningcat> good
[04:14] <spinningcat> thanks again
[04:17] <spinningcat> unity worked nice !
[04:33] <_edouard> test
[04:35] <clock2099> Can anyone verify for me that Ubuntu 18.04 lts will work for a radeon 5750? I looked on the support page and the 5700 series is not on there.
[04:37] <Aph3x-WL> you could download the iso and try the live environment, if you can't get an answer
[04:38] <clock2099> I just tried that with Kubuntu and it did not seem to load. My monitor just went blank.
[04:44] <timdotrb> Evening, all
[04:44] <limbo_> my dkms modules aren't getting built for the new kernel when I update the kernel, so I must do it manually. They are from packages. anyone know how to get them to be updated whenever the kernel gets updated?
[04:47] <timdotrb> I’m having an odd issue with some Ubuntu servers. I have a web, app and db server. I setup Redis on the app server, and can ping it via redis-cli from the db server, but not from the web server. I’m getting the error “No route to host”. I have the firewall opened on the app server to both my db and web servers.. App is 18.04, web and db are 16.04. I don’t see anything in the server logs for app or web servers
[04:47] <timdotrb> Any ideas about what to try?
[05:13] <limbo_> What's the machine's gateway to access the IP you're trying to connect to?
[05:22] <timdotrb> I’m using the server’s local addresses on the 192.168 range
[05:23]  * blackroot morning
[05:24] <timdotrb> Morning
[05:37] <willie3204> save
[05:38] <willie3204> the whales
[05:44] <x86-> can anyone help me, using ubuntu 18. python3.6 is broken /w pip3
[06:02] <energizer> hi i'm using gnome in 18.04 but i'd like to try some other options. anybody have an alternative they like?
[06:09] <moxuan> KDE, OpenBox, xface....
[06:09] <moxuan> fvvm
[06:11] <guiverc> x86-, what do you mean broken?  an error message may mean more  (I don't use python so may not be able to help, but with more details more people may be able to help)
[06:12] <x86-> guiverc, I can't install python3.6 or pip3
[06:12] <x86-> python3 : PreDepends: python3-minimal (= 3.6.5-3ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed            Depends: python3.6 (>= 3.6.5-2~) but it is not going to be installed
[06:14] <guiverc> python3 should already be installed (https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python3-minimal)  can you please pastebin `apt-cache policy python3-minimal`
[06:15] <x86-> guiverc it says it's installed
[06:15] <x86-> but I can't get pip3 to install look
[06:16] <moxuan> try this command: sudo apt-get -f install python3 ?
[06:17] <guiverc> did you use `sudo apt install python3-pip` ?
[06:17] <moxuan> and then $ curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py && python3 get-pip.py
[06:17] <x86-> https://pastebin.com/nM0P63eW
[06:17] <x86-> yes please look
[06:18] <x86-> moxuan E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/local/bin# curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py && python3 get-pip.py   % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current                                  Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed 100 1604k  100 1604k    0     0  2970k      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 2964k bash: /usr/bin/pyth
[06:20] <guiverc> you have broken & held packages from a earlier problem I believe; it's stopping your further commands (until you fix the prior problem); start with `sudo apt -f install`  (with no packages & look to see if errors are generated)
[06:20] <me-1> hi...I am looking for a DE which is similar to gnome 2 . I dont like gnome 3.what should i look for ..?\
[06:20] <mouses> me-1: XFCE or MATE would be two things I would look at, both are GNOME 2.x forks
[06:20] <mouses> XFCE4 / Mate
[06:20] <guiverc> me-1,  MATE started as a gnome2 fork; but is now uses GTK+3 so is perfect for you
[06:22] <me-1> guiverc, mouses  I have a a core 2 due pc with 1.5 gb ram and nvidia 310 graphic card . will it work..?
[06:22] <mouses> me-1: I'd go XFCE4 for sure - it'll be tight but it will run
[06:23] <mouses> me-1: check out xUbuntu
[06:23] <x86-> guiverc no erros there
[06:23] <guiverc> me-1, yes both will work; XFCE is lighter (slower at moving to GTK+3 so is lighter than modern MATE) - but yep.  (your memory is the issue for your machine)
[06:23] <mouses> yeah, under any app load you're gonna be swapping a LOT
[06:23] <guiverc> x86-, good. looking..
[06:24] <x86-> guiverc, ok still python3 is missing and won't install
[06:25] <mouses> me-1: might want to take a look at this too - https://lubuntu.net/
[06:25] <me-1> mouses, guiverc  I will upgrade my ram . I will go for MATE for nostologia :) . Thank you for your help
[06:25] <moxuan> x86-,  did you execute sudo apt-get update ?
[06:25] <guiverc> x86-, can you `apt-cache policy python3-setuptools`  (https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python3-setuptools)  sending results to pastebin please
[06:25] <x86-> yes
[06:25] <mouses> me-1: have a good night/day!
[06:25] <x86-> python3-setuptools:   Installed: (none)   Candidate: 39.0.1-2   Version table:      39.0.1-2 500         500 http://us-east-2.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages
[06:25] <x86-> It's not installed
[06:26] <x86-> oot@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7# python3 bash: /usr/bin/python3: No such file or directory root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7# python3.6 bash: /usr/bin/python3.6: No such file or directory root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7# python3.5 bash: python3.5: command not found
[06:27] <geirha> x86-: what does   file /usr/bin/python3.6   say?
[06:28] <x86-> root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7# /usr/bin/python3.6 bash: /usr/bin/python3.6: No such file or directory
[06:28] <geirha> use the file command
[06:29] <x86-> root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7# file /usr/bin/python3.6 /usr/bin/python3.6: cannot open `/usr/bin/python3.6' (No such file or directory) root@ip-172-26-7-17:/usr/lib/python2.7#
[06:29] <x86-> dude.. the file doesn't exist on the system, I can't install because it's saying it requires dependencies for files that don't exist
[06:30] <geirha> ok, so the error message eariler was because bash's hash table had an entry for it
[06:32] <x86-> geirha how can I clean it?
[06:33] <geirha> hash -r   not that it'll matter much
[06:35] <x86-> ok so how can I fix this issue??
[06:36] <geirha> hard to say, looks like there's something weird with amazon's apt repos
[06:37] <x86-> I installed a bunch of packages earlier
[06:37] <x86-> I removed all of them
[06:38] <guiverc> x86-, if you `whereis python3` do you get a result?  i'm suspicious you've removed python3 via `rm` & like command, so your package database doesn't match what is really installed?
[06:39] <x86-> yeah I had to
[06:39] <x86-> because apt-get remove wouldn't work..
[06:39] <x86-> I removed all of the broken stuff, updated and apt-get install python3 now is installing python3.7
[06:39] <x86-> trying to install 3.6 now
[06:39] <timdotrb> I’m having an odd issue with some Ubuntu servers. I have a web, app and db server. I setup Redis on the app server, and can ping it via redis-cli from the db server, but not from the web server. I’m getting the error “No route to host”. I have the firewall opened on the app server to both my db and web servers.. App is 18.04, web and db are 16.04. I don’t see anything in the server logs for app or web servers. Any ideas about wha
[06:39] <timdotrb> to try? The firewall is open to accepting connections on the port.. There is no ufw rule for blocking connections on the web server for that port
[06:41] <guiverc> you can't use apt & dpkg type tools to install anything you manually deleted; until you get your file system to match the database.  I would suggest copying `scp` them from another [like] server, or re-install -- they work from a now mismatched-database & you'll get problems like this till..  (maybe someone else has better ideas..)
[06:43] <x86-> this is driving me crazy
[06:44] <x86-> can anyone please help me
[06:45] <x86-> python3-minimal : PreDepends: python3.6-minimal (>= 3.6.5-2~) but it is not going to be installed
[06:47] <coz_> x86-,  ok just got, not sure I can help,  how did you install stuff other than apt install, and which version of ubuntu?
[06:47] <x86-> it's ubuntu 18
[06:47] <x86-> I used apt-get
[06:47] <coz_> ok
[06:48] <x86-> I removed anything I installed today
[06:48] <coz_> ok
[06:48] <x86-> and I used apt as well
[06:48] <coz_> ok
[06:48] <x86-> I removed all but there is still dependencies
[06:48] <x86-> The following packages have unmet dependencies:  python3 : PreDepends: python3-minimal (= 3.6.5-3ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed            Depends: python3.6 (>= 3.6.5-2~) but it is not going to be installed E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[06:48] <x86-> I can get python3.7 to install but not python3.7 pip.. I just removed it
[06:48] <x86-> but I can't get python3.6 or python3.5
[06:48] <coz_> x86-, ok hold on
[06:50] <x86-> cozthanks
[06:52] <coz_> x86-,  you can a repository with most versions of python if you want
[06:52] <coz_> install a
[06:53] <coz_> x86-,  hopefully you could install any version, would you like the repo command?
[06:54] <coz_> I am not on ubuntu att the moment so cannot test it
[06:54] <x86-> ok
[06:55] <coz_> x86-,    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
[06:55] <coz_> x86-,  then sudo apt update
[06:56] <coz_> x86-, if you have synaptic installed, you can see versions of python via gui
[06:56] <wsm>                .[06:57] <coz_> x86-,  or via  terminal   apt-cache policy <packageName>
[06:57] <ducasse> installing something like python from a ppa is pretty high-risk, it could easily break something
[06:59] <coz_> ducasse,  surely possible, I am not at his system , and seems some things already broken
[06:59] <coz_> x86-, how long has the system been installed?
[07:00] <ducasse> then i would rather fix those before making it worse :)
[07:00] <ZaZaQR> hi
[07:00] <coz_> ducasse, makes sense, same here, if you can push suggestions
[07:01] <coz_> ducasse, give it a try
[07:01] <coz_> ZaZaQR, hey guy
[07:01] <drager> Hey, if I launch a terminal via another terminal i can't search history... If I run `bindkey -L | grep R` in this terminal I get: `bindkey "^R" redisplay` which is weird? Any ideas?
[07:01] <drager> Using zsh
[07:02] <ZaZaQR> hi
[07:03] <coz_> ZaZaQR, what's up?
[07:04] <coz_> x86-, what is happening?
[07:06] <coz_> well I have to go,  x86- hope it works out, if not someone here at some point, will have a solution
[07:09] <ducasse> x86-: you removed python manually, with rm?
[07:10] <coz_> x86-,  founf this link, may help out    http://bhfsteve.blogspot.com/2012/05/run-multiple-python-versions-on-your.html
[07:10] <coz_> found
[07:13] <mementomori> hi!
[07:13] <coz_> hey
[07:13] <coz_> x86-, are you still here or pvt?
[07:14] <mementomori> is there a way, using apt or apt-get, to read update's changelog _before_ installing the update?
[07:14] <ZaZaQR> apt-get policy program
[07:16] <coz_> mementomori,  $ aptitude changelog package-name     maybe
[07:16] <mementomori> ZaZaQR, 'policy' is not a valid option
[07:17] <fub> My audio system is connected to my monitor so when my laptop is attached to the docking station (which is connected over hdmi to the monitor) I can play sound over this. However I am using i3, so I dont have the usual gnome sound control stuff.
[07:17] <fub> Until now I use pavucontrol to set the hdmi stuff, but every time I attach my laptop in the docking station, I need to open pavucontrol, set "hdmi output" in the configuration and also set it as a default device
[07:17] <fub> Is there a way to save this configuration and execute it from a script?
[07:18] <ZaZaQR> apt-cache policy programName
[07:18] <coz_> x86-,  at some point I would like to know your solution
[07:18] <coz_> have to go
[07:18] <maurizioroba> hi
[07:19] <geirha> yeah, apt-cache policy pkg  to see what package version is currently installed, and which version is available,  and   apt-get changelog pkg   to see the changes between those versions
[07:19] <mementomori> ZaZaQR,  apt-cache policy shows just the versions installed and to be installed. Not the changelog.
[07:19] <ZaZaQR> oh i thought you wanted that
[07:20] <mementomori> perfect. apt-get changelog is what I was looking for
[07:20] <mementomori> thank you guys!
[07:20] <ZaZaQR> oh cool
[07:23] <maurizioroba> ubuntu 18.04 with incompatible updates of bionic backports worked for me less than a week
[07:31] <ZaZaQR> ops i did it again
[07:35] <x86-> thanks it works
[07:37] <nexilus> hello, I
[07:38] <nexilus> Im having a weird graphics problem and dont know what to look for / do, on my Acer Aspire S13, after using it a while and starting intellij for example or some other intensive program like a virtualbox instance, i get graphics anomalies on the screen, the terminal starts to "lagg" and blink between old data and the new data
[07:38] <nexilus> (using ubuntu 16.04 with unity desktop due to nececssity)
[07:40] <nexilus> and when this happens, dragging any window on the desktop causes graphical artifacts, i.e the window hops between the new location and the old location showing the new and old contents respectively
[07:42] <coz_> x86-, what;s up?
[07:53] <XATRIX> Hi guys, can you advice, i can't generate xorg.conf via #X -configure.. It tells me No device to configure. Configuration failed. (Ubuntu 16.04)
[07:54] <x86-> i'm trying to get headless chrome without gui to work.. anyone have any luck with this?
[07:54] <XATRIX> I stopped my lightdm service. So, i have no X instance running, but still i unable to generate xorg.conf
[07:55] <XATRIX> My laptop has no discreet graphic card. Only intel integrated.
[07:57] <coz_> XATRIX, take a look here, not sure if it helps   https://askubuntu.com/questions/817661/how-to-generate-an-xorg-config-on-ubuntu-16-04-1
[07:57] <coz_> x86-, what happened with python?
[07:58] <coz_> x86-,  fixed?
[07:59] <coz_> ok!
[08:01] <x86-> coz thanks it's fixed now
[08:01] <x86-> i'm just trying to get headless firefox going with selenium
[08:01] <Gimmel> Hi guys, I've had Ubuntu running on an Intel NUC for about a week. I finally bring the new computer onsite for the friend I'm giving it to, and suddenly Xorg won't start. /dev/fd0 permission issue. I found a guide saying to re-install Xorg. Question: Can I install packages onto the installed OS from the LiveUSB?
[08:01] <coz_> x86-,  excellent
[08:02] <x86-> I really appreciate you looking out coz, thank you.
[08:02] <Gimmel> Looks like I can just chroot into the install?
[08:11] <soon> Howdy folks. My colleague just upgraded 18.04 to 18.04.1 and after reboot it goes straight to tty1 -- no gui. CTRL-ALT-F7 does not help. 'startx' from cli does not help. Any suggestions? (Lenovo Carbon X1)
[08:14] <jah_> @soon have you tried sudo apt-get install lightdm, it worked for one of my firends. :)
[08:15] <geirha> soon: I'd try with   apt install ubuntu-desktop
[08:16] <soon> install desktop .. thats heavy :-)
[08:16] <soon> I'll try lightdm first and the ubuntu-desktop
[08:17] <Zefoy> Okay let us know if it works :-)
[08:18] <geirha> soon: it's installed by default. It depends on all the stuff required for the default desktop, such as lightdm, gnome and all the standard gnome utilities. What has likely happened is that your colleague has uninstalled one of those gnome utilities, which would in turn uninstall the ubuntu-desktop package
[08:18] <geirha> soon: then the .1 upgrade sees that ubuntu-desktop is not installed, so it can remove all this gnome stuff too, since it was only installed because of the ubuntu-desktop package
[08:19] <mouses> unless you are really hurting on storage space, I find it best to not remove system default packages - that tends to end in tears
[08:22] <soon> solved: installing lightdm did not fix it -- (no session). ubuntu-desktop fixed it
[08:23] <soon> thx for your help ...
[08:33] <XATRIX> One more question. I have no MiddleMouseButton work on my laptop. It seems that the simultaneous click on mouse button 1 and 2 does the trick. But i can't make it emulate click on a wheel
[08:33] <XATRIX> I'm using Logitech usb mouse
[08:34] <XATRIX> xev utiliti, doesn't even recognize the mouse3 click
[08:34] <XATRIX> i have xorg-input-evdev and xorg-input-synaptic installed
[08:42] <pheni> hello i am having an interesting issue with update-manager i was wondering if someone could help shed some light on the issue. issue is as pictured https://imgur.com/i4sTJuC release info https://pastebin.com/vU0GZWYJ
[08:43] <pheni> persistently update-manager shows updates as available, but no description
[08:46] <julius_> hi
[08:46] <julius_> how do i stop a current ubuntu from changing my /etc/resolv.conf to 127.0.0.53?
[08:49] <pheni> julius_, https://askubuntu.com/questions/1012641/dns-set-to-systemds-127-0-0-53-how-to-change-permanently possibly/
[08:49] <welcomparty> Hallo
[08:49] <pheni> i am not exactly what you would call an expert
[08:49] <welcomparty> I have got error running minikube, the error is on this particular link http://termbin.com/607n
[08:50] <welcomparty> i still have no idea the root cause of the error
[08:52] <julius_> pheni, ok but that post does not describe  why it would be a good idea to use systemd-revolved at all
[08:52] <julius_> what is this crappy software?
[08:53] <pheni> no idea. i am unfamiliar with your issue, i just happened to google it
[08:53] <pheni> and tried to help
[09:00] <blakes5> morning
[09:06] <azizLIGHT> how do i tell which ppa is the one giving me errors in sudo apt update
[09:07] <azizLIGHT> i see "W: Failed to fetch file:/var/cuda-repo-8-0-local-ga2/Packages  File not found"
[09:07] <azizLIGHT> nd i also see "W: Failed to fetch http://dl.google.com/linux/musicmanager/deb/dists/stable/Release  Unable to find expected entry 'main/binary-i386/Packages' in Release file (Wrong sources.list entry or malformed file)"
[09:08] <blakes5> I believe we'd need to see your sources.list file.
[09:09] <geirha> tail -n+1 /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list
[09:10] <azizLIGHT> http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dr3HVcX3qs/
[09:11] <blakes5> deb http://dl.google.com/linux/musicmanager/deb/ stable main I think that line is the problem.
[09:11] <blakes5> "stable main" is, I believe, the malformed entry.
[09:12] <azizLIGHT> hmmm theres one for chrome like that that says stable main
[09:12] <geirha> yikes, that's a lot of sources
[09:12] <azizLIGHT> and talkplugin for google also says stable main
[09:12] <blakes5> so, you want to run lsb_release -a to find out which version of Ubuntu you have and replace "stable" with whatever version. Going by the rest of your sources.list I'd say you want to replace it with "trusty"
[09:13] <azizLIGHT> hmmm, im more concerned about hte cuda error
[09:13] <azizLIGHT> than google
[09:14] <geirha> you see it at /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cuda-8-0-local-ga2.list
[09:14] <energizer> geirha: yikes?
[09:14] <blakes5> Add "trusty main" to the end of cuda entry. Then run apt-get update
[09:15] <geirha> a bit odd to have the repository locally
[09:15] <azizLIGHT> this is cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cuda-8-0-local-ga2.list | pastebinit : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/c77fCDKhsD/
[09:15] <azizLIGHT> that is weird
[09:15] <geirha> adding trusty main is probably wrong. It depends on the directory structure of /var/cuda-repo-8-0-local-ga2
[09:16] <azizLIGHT> i dont have a /var/cuda* anyhting
[09:16] <blakes5> It's not going to break it anymore than it is.
[09:16] <geirha> azizLIGHT: then that's why it's failing
[09:17] <azizLIGHT> so this graphics-drivers ppa made a list that points to nothing on my hdd ?
[09:18] <blakes5> I've got a problem. Trying to run a script at boot time. Tried throwing a script into /etc/init.d and running update.rc.d, still not working.
[09:20] <geirha> presumably that cuda-repo-*.deb package mentioned here installs the /var/cuda-stuff  https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#ubuntu-installation
[09:25] <dami0> hey, can someone help me with active directory integration? i got kerberos configured, i've got samba joined to the domain, but sssd isn't setting up users
[09:48] <pawiecki> "error: This revision of snap "intellij-idea-community" was published using classic confinement" - what does this error message mean exactly?
[09:49] <sa_> Hi All, I've an Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS PC, i want to upgrade the kernel to Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS(v4.15) kernel. I'd like to know which command helps for this?
[09:49] <huck> Hello. I cannot use apt because some error with package dependances occur. E: Unmet dependencies. For example, if I try to install, say, sudoku, I got this output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/JxZ3BSq6qV/
[09:54] <Flannel> huck: can you please pastebin the output of `apt-cache policy sudoku libglx-mesa0 libglapi-mesa`
[09:56] <spinningcat> checked the installed line
[09:56] <spinningcat> it will give you idea
[09:56] <huck> Flannel, sure: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/hZDmmgMgR4/
[09:58] <mementomori> do you have any auditing program to suggest? if lastcomm had full command and options it'd would just fit my needs. unfortunately it just logs the command name without args...
[09:59] <Flannel> huck: So, you've somehow managed to upgrade half of a pair of packages that should always be the same version.  Luckily, doing what the original error says to do should fix it: `apt --fix-broken install`
[10:02] <huck> Flannel, unfortunatly, it doen't fix. You can look at the output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Chs3CmsnmQ/
[10:02] <huck> *doesn't
[10:03] <Flannel> huck: Can you pastebin `apt-cache policy nvidia-396`?
[10:04] <Flannel> huck: That package doesn't appear to be in the archives, and looks like it's not playing well with others.
[10:06] <huck> Flannel, I pretty sure that this is the problem. I have installed that NVIDIA driver from non "official" repository (some ppa, that I have deleted couple of minutes ago). The output is this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BmgYnQVmVc/
[10:07] <Flannel> huck: Yeah, looks like this is a known bug with that package.
[10:07] <huck> I have installed that driver to get CUDA (from NVIDIA) working in my laptop (with Optimus system: Intel GPU along with NVIDIA GPU).
[10:08] <Flannel> huck: Are you still interested in that driver?  Or can we just get rid of it?
[10:10] <spinningcat> i think it is not good idea to install nvidia driver from web site if you did that i need to tell you that
[10:10] <Flannel> huck: If you want to keep it, I think the "best" (for some values of best) thing to do would be remove it, install the libglx stuff, then reinstall nvidia-396 allowing it to overwrite files.  That way you'll keep the nvidia version.  As far as I'm aware, there's no way to have apt (dpkg) install the libglx and just skip that file.
[10:11] <Flannel> huck: You can say "install this package and overwrite conflicts", you can't say "install this package and don't overwrite conflicts".  (I mean, realistically, with proper packaging, there ought to never be file conflicts)
[10:12] <huck> Flannel, it sounds good. Can you help me on that, please?
[10:13] <Flannel> huck: Does `apt-get remove --simulate nvidia-396`  give you a bunch of other packages being removed?  (I don't think it should, but...)
[10:14] <lotuspsychje> sa_: just updating your system will goto .5: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
[10:15] <huck> Flannel, I'm not able at removing packages :( https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ZKkr38jv2R/
[10:15] <Flannel> huck: Well, it does yank some other packages anyway.  OK.
[10:17] <widon> does someone know how to use bashbug to submit a bug report
[10:17] <Flannel> huck: So, what we're going to do is install the new version of libglx-mesa0 (forcing it to overwrite), which should fix your errors.  Then we'll install the nvidia-396 again (forcing it to overwrite), and then things should be "good" (as good as they can be with conflicting files)
[10:17] <widon> I edit the report but don't know how to submit
[10:18] <Flannel> huck: So, first is `sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/libglx-mesa0_18.0.5-0ubuntu0~18.04.1_amd64.deb`
[10:18] <huck> Flannel, okay
[10:19] <huck> Flannel, I got some warnings: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Zv9B666pD3/
[10:19] <lotuspsychje> widon: you want to report a bug?
[10:20] <widon> lotuspsychje, yes
[10:20] <lotuspsychje> widon: ubuntu-bug packagenamehere
[10:20] <Flannel> huck: That's expected.  It's telling you "these packages conflict, and I'm overwriting like you said to do"
[10:20] <huck> Good, Flannel
[10:21] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[10:21] <Flannel> huck: So, for the record, apt should work now.  if you try to install sudoku, it should work.  (But your nvidia package is potentially broken)
[10:21] <widon> lotuspsychje, I need to send a report to let the developer know what the problem is.
[10:22] <Flannel> huck: If you haven't already tried that, lets just double check (although this command won't go through with installing it, you could if you wanted though): `apt-get install --simulate sudoku`
[10:25] <lotuspsychje> widon: can you share with us, whats your bug about exactly, perhaps its already known bug
[10:26] <huck> Flannel, yes, sudoku was installed! I have apt available again... yeah :)   I was testing the GPU module... and... voilà... it works ;)
[10:26] <Flannel> huck: So, you're less interested in re-forcing nvidia back to that file?
[10:27] <Flannel> huck: We can definitely stop here if you'd like.  I just wasn't sure if that's what you were implying.
[10:27] <huck> Flannel, I didn't understand your question (and let me ask you: the command you suggested forced the libglx-mesa0 to be installed again, that's it?)
[10:29] <Flannel> huck: It forced the upgraded version of libglx-mesa0 to be installed (which fixed the dependency version trouble).  Which has a file that's also in the nvidia-396 version, and we currently are "using" the libglx-mesa0 variant.
[10:29] <huck> Flannel, as far as I have understood we have not removed nvidia-396
[10:29] <Flannel> huck: Right.  But that one file is not the nvidia-396 version.  I don't know if it'll affect what you're doing or not.
[10:30] <widon> lotuspsychje, cd into a deep Chinese Character document, when the path is longer than the terminal width, the document name is not right and some extra character show behind $
[10:30] <Flannel> huck: So, I guess, if your CUDA stuff all works fine, then you're probably at a better configuration for not having problems going forward.
[10:30] <Flannel> or having fewer problems, that is.
[10:32] <Flannel> huck: If you want to sit and wait for a bit to see if you run into issues, that's fine too.  This page will /almost/ give you the right command (it actually might, but the filename might be slightly different): https://askubuntu.com/questions/1037982/nividia-396-installation-blocked-by-libglx-on-18-04
[10:32] <Flannel> huck: Just use tabcomplete to find the nvidia-396_* file and you'll be good with that command.
[10:34] <pawiecki> drindt: /leave ubuntu
[10:34] <pawiecki> oops
[10:34] <huck> Flannel, I guess, yes(answering your previous comment). I will restart within some time my system to figure out if any problem arises... Okay, I will go to the webpage you posted. Let me say thank you very much for your precious help.
[10:35] <Flannel> huck: No problem.  You can always come back if you need help.  You /may/ see this issue again the next time libglx-mesa0 gets another version bump.
[10:36] <Flannel> huck: So, just be aware of that if you break again.  The ultimate fix would be to get a newer/fixed version of nvidia-* that doesn't have the file conflict.
[10:36] <blakes5> I need some help creating a script to run at boot time. I don't understand the process or how to make the script. Can someone walk me through it?
[10:39] <huck> Flannel, do you suggest that I force the overwrite of nvidia-396 using the command posted here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1037982/nividia-396-installation-blocked-by-libglx-on-18-04
[10:39] <huck> That's it?
[10:40] <Flannel> huck: I don't know which way is "better".  I imagine it depends on your use case.  That *is* the command to switch over to using the nvidia-396 file (or essentially the command, you may need to tab complete for the actual filename end bits)
[10:41] <lotuspsychje> !cron | blakes5 can this help?
[10:41] <huck> Flannel, tab doesn't complete the driver name...
[10:42] <Flannel> huck: /var/cache/apt/archives/nvidia-396[tab] doesn't get you anything?
[10:43] <Flannel> er, you'll need a `dpkg -i` in front of that for it to look for files
[10:44] <guiverc_d> blakes5, maybe read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Beginners/BashScripting for info on scripting; and https://askubuntu.com/questions/814/how-to-run-scripts-on-start-up for getting it to run on boot (look at answer for 15.04&up unless you run 14.04) though I prefer lotus' howto better
[10:44] <blakes5> lotuspsychje, cron would require a user to log in?
[10:44] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[10:44] <huck> Yes, nothing. I don't know if the reason is that I have deleted some ppa from Software&Updates
[10:44] <Flannel> huck: Nah, but it means you/someone cleaned your archives at some point.
[10:44] <raddy> Is livepatch feature in Ubuntu 18 free ?
[10:45] <Flannel> huck: So, all that means is you'll need to download that deb again.  You can do it with a browser (you don't need to install the archive, you can just grab the file like any other file on the internet)
[10:46] <blakes5> guiverc_d, the problem is I didn't really want to have to learn a scripting language to run a command at boot time. Personally, I think the requirement is ridiculous for such a simple and utilitarian task.
[10:48] <huck> Flannel, I will dowsnload from this site: https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/ubuntu1710/x86_64/
[10:49] <guiverc_d> blakes5, bash is just commands put in a file; yes it has programming there if you want to use it, but it can be a simple script containing nothing but "ls" (or list files).
[10:50] <huck> Flannel, what do you think? There is a newer version: nvidia-396_396.44-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb  (396.44 instead of 396.26). Is it better to use the newer?
[10:50] <Flannel> huck: yes.  You want 396.37-0ubuntu1   that's the "Same" version you have.  It /may/ be that 396.44 fixes the problem.  I don't know.  I also don't know anything about whether that'll cause problems for you (changing versions) or not
[10:50] <Flannel> huck: I'd give the newer one a try.
[10:50] <Flannel> huck: Try installing it without the --force to see
[10:50] <Flannel> dpkg -i /path/to/the/deb/file/you/downloaded
[10:51] <huck> Flannel, I will tell you ina minute the result
[10:51] <blakes5> guiverc_d, I've tried "simple" commands in a file that is set to execute, putting them into /etc/init.d doing the update-rc <script> defaults. They don't get executed as far as I can tell.
[10:52] <Flannel> huck: Nope.  Still has that file.
[10:52] <Flannel> huck: you'll need the --force-overwrite
[10:53] <sa_> lotuspsychje: Thanks, Is it possible to upgrade just the kernel version?
[10:53] <huck> Flannel, sorry. I should run 'dpkg -i /path/to/the/deb/file/you/downloaded' (using the path for my .deb file)?
[10:54] <Flannel> huck: `sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /path/to/nvidia-396*.deb`
[10:56] <blakes5> guiverc_d, if you want to walk me through the process of taking a simple command script and setting it up to run at boot time I would love to do it, because frankly, I'm doing everything I'm reading and nothing is working.
[11:03] <huck> Flannel, I think it was good to try. The package was overwrited normally, but I cannot have CUDA executing now. Do you think I should try to downgrade to 396.26?
[11:04] <Flannel> huck: You were at 37 before
[11:04] <huck> Flannel, okay. I will try 37
[11:04] <Flannel> huck: and you'll need to add --force-downgrade too
[11:07] <huck> Flannel, this time I looked with more attention to the messages, and somewhere it is said to restart the system: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/pG4Q27HP2k/
[11:08] <Flannel> huck: That makes sense.
[11:08] <huck> Flannel, anyway I will see what happens now (without rebooting and with rebooting),because I have already downgraded. If it goes well, I will upgrade again
[11:14] <Karapuz> Привет
[11:14] <Karapuz> Привет люди
[11:15] <huck_> Flannel, I have my application using CUDA again.
[11:18] <huck_> Flannel, thank you so much. I recovered the package manager and have the nvidia driver that allows me to work with CUDA9.2 (in a laptop with Optimus system: Intel and Nvidia GPUs)
[11:21] <Flannel> huck_: Glad it's working.  Just remember you'll likely run into this the next time libglx-mesa0 gets updated
[11:22] <huck_> Flannel, do you know why it will occur?
[11:36] <lotuspsychje> sa_: thats not reccomended to just updates 'some' packages, best always up to date everything
[11:36] <die7> how I can set static IP as boot parameter for ubuntu 14.05?
[11:42] <pawiecki> die7: 14.05?
[11:42] <die7> pawiecki: yepp
[11:42] <pawiecki> wasn't it 14.04?
[11:43] <die7> pawiecki: lets say 14.0X
[11:43] <JimBuntu> no, Let's say 14.04.5 LTS, that's the one still supported until April 2019 ;-D
[11:44] <die7> JimBuntu: do not care about support..but about seting static ip..since stupid installer looks for autoconf
[11:44] <JimBuntu> die7, Ok, in that case nevermind the answer I was typing when you wrote that... since this channel is only for currently supported versions.
[11:45] <die7> JimBuntu: thank you for nothing...anfys
[11:45] <lotuspsychje> die7: please change your attitude if you would like to get help here
[11:45] <Fuseteam[m]> uhh something is eating my storage on my ubuntu 16.04 but i have no idea what
[11:46] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam[m]: did you try the disk analyzer tool to see wich dir?
[11:46] <jpe> apt package cache
[11:46] <qwebirc28592> Hello. I'd like some assistance installing Ubuntu. I'd like to install a windows 10/Ubuntu dual boot. I have tried to select the 'install to windows boot manager' option, to no avail. Secure boot is disabled. What additional information do you require?
[11:46] <Fuchs> Fuseteam[m]: du -sh /*  on a command line, filelight or palimpset for a graphical tool
[11:46] <die7> lotuspsychje: if support like this is offered here..then pls do not help me
[11:46] <lotuspsychje> !uefi | qwebirc28592 start here mate
[11:47] <Fuseteam[m]> i did but uh tis s a bit messy to navigate in my case, is there a way to see where the most recent writes are?
[11:49] <Groar> hi
[11:49] <lotuspsychje> welcome Groar what can we do for you?
[11:49] <Groar> I'm trying to install a snap package but console keeps saying that order doesn't exist
[11:49] <Groar> hi lotuspsychje
[11:49] <lotuspsychje> Groar: wich command did you use mate?
[11:50] <Groar> oh man
[11:50] <Groar> I'm retarded
[11:50] <Groar> coppied the $ at the beginning of the command, just noticed it
[11:50] <pawiecki> Fuseteam[m]: maybe try ncdu - it's easy and usefull
[11:51] <Groar> lotuspsychje: Just solved my problem, been 5 minutes checking what was wrong lol
[11:51] <pawiecki> useful* - Every year I work in IT I get more and more dyslexic :(
[11:51] <lotuspsychje> !yay | Groar
[11:52] <Groar> pawiecki: same here
[11:52] <Rockwood> can i transfer files local to shared host server by scp?
[11:53] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: more a question for ##networking perhaps?
[11:53] <JimBuntu> Rockwood, you should be able to if you can SSH into that system and have permissions for where you want to place them.
[11:56] <Fuseteam[m]> du -sh /* doesn't give me usefull info atmFuchs  i'll try pawiecki 's suggestion to use ncdu for now
[12:01] <Fuseteam[m]> while ncdu gives me more detailed info than du -sh /* i still don't know what took back the storage i recently cleared ehehehe
[12:11] <lotuspsychje> widon: did you make the bug?
[12:12] <zenirc369> I'm receiving the error " multipathd: uevent trigger error" in syslog
[12:12] <zenirc369> any inputs on how to resolve it
[12:12] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: can you share your whole story please, ubuntu version, kernel version, whats happening at wich point?
[12:12] <zenirc369> sure
[12:13] <boxrick> Within lubuntu(LXDE) is there a config file which I can use to enable autohide on the app panel ( start bar at the bottom )
[12:14] <zenirc369> ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, kernel: 3.13.0-142-generic
[12:14] <zenirc369> @lotuspsychje
[12:14] <lotuspsychje> !info linux-image-generic trusty
[12:15] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: is your system up to date?
[12:15] <geirha> Fuseteam[m]: try  du -haxd1 / | sort -h   it avoids descending into other filesystems
[12:15] <lotuspsychje> boxrick: perhaps the #lubuntu channel might know
[12:15] <zenirc369> when tried with the command "$multipath -v 3" the top line says "vda: not found in pathvec"
[12:16] <zenirc369> not sure if the line is related to the error
[12:17] <zenirc369> is your system up to date? I guess so, the multipath-tools package version is 0.4.9-3ubuntu7.16
[12:18] <Fuseteam[m]> geirha: will try
[12:18] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: yes that seems right
[12:19] <zenirc369> can it be resolve by the concept of "blacklist" under multipath configuration
[12:19] <zenirc369> ?
[12:21] <Fuseteam> geirha: that helps a lot yeah thanks ^^, now let's see
[12:22] <zenirc369> @lotuspsychje can you elaborate a bit on "yes that seems right"
[12:23] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: i mean your multipath version seems right
[12:23] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: ive looked up relevant bugs, but not with your error, perhaps file a new !bug ?
[12:24] <Fuseteam> my /var is about 9.1G and my /usr appears to be about 7G while root appears to use 66 of 70G yet nauthilus reports only 87mb free 👀
[12:25] <[devyl]> hello @all
[12:26] <zenirc369> @lotuspsychje Is there a way to resolving this by blacklisting the device vda?
[12:26] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: not sure, havent worked with multipath before
[12:27] <zenirc369> @lotuspsychje oh, thanks for the response :) I'll try to file a bug
[12:28] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: an idea is to try a higher version in backports perhaps, to see if the bug persists there
[12:29] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: here the current bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools
[12:29] <zenirc369> received the same errors, while using older version to be specific multipath-tools   0.4.9-3ubuntu7.11 too
[12:30] <lotuspsychje> zenirc369: ok, mention that n your bug report too: ubuntu-bug multipath-tools
[12:30] <zenirc369> sure
[12:31] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam: just use that disk analyer tool mate, and clean your system with bleachbit
[12:31] <Ubuntivity> Hello. How can I find the config file in which appearance settings are stored? Ubuntu 16.04
[12:33] <[devyl]> i have just upgraded to 18.04. now my touchscreen wont calibrate right. xinput_calibrator allways says "mis-click detected"... sometimes on the second mark but at least on the 4th.
[12:33] <[devyl]> is there a general problem when upgrading from 16.04?
[12:33] <[devyl]> i have a toughbook cf-19
[12:34] <GeekyGuns> Looking for a way to rotate background images on 18.04 Budgie. I tried making a background slideshow with Shotwell. I get no wallpaper at all.
[12:38] <kilian_> hi
[12:39] <KittenCanaveral> So im still haveing nightmearish issues with one of my displays, not boing ablo to have an actual slider to scale is part of the problem, but also even tho it is not my primary monitor the system is treating it as such and everything is launching on that side, and im a bit frustrated
[12:39] <Fuseteam> lotuspsychje: the disk analyser descends into other filesystems so not that usefull to me :/, what's bleachbit
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> KittenCanaveral: there is a tweak in dconf-editor for scaling if you like, you can adjust scaling value there
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam: unfold to the dirs that store biggest data?
[12:40] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, Not sure what you mean by slider to scale.
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam: bleachbit cleans your computer of temp dirs, cache n stuff
[12:41] <KittenCanaveral> got some thing for me to read on that?
[12:41] <lotuspsychje> KittenCanaveral: just install dconf-tools and have a look in dconf-editor
[12:41] <KittenCanaveral> @geokyguns on windows the intell driver has sliders for scaling
[12:42] <Fuseteam> wish it was bundled hehe
[12:42] <KittenCanaveral> it's handy, as none of the system set ones work for me
[12:43] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, for high DPI display?
[12:43] <Fuseteam> btw what other kinds of stuff if not temp files and cache?
[12:44] <KittenCanaveral> it's hd, i wold not call it high bpi... it's also anchent
[12:44] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, are you trying to free up space on a full HD?
[12:45] <KittenCanaveral> you meen dconf editor lotus? it's t'he only thing thatcame up
[12:47] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, is the issue that everying is too big?
[12:47] <KittenCanaveral> No
[12:47] <KittenCanaveral> it's te right size
[12:47] <KittenCanaveral> bet it's off screen
[12:47] <KittenCanaveral> but
[12:48] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, as in notc centered?
[12:48] <KittenCanaveral> it's an odd size, the scaling on windows moves it all into view
[12:49] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, is this a TV?
[12:50] <Fuseteam> GeekyGuns: what do you mean full HD?
[12:50] <KittenCanaveral> but it's centered allready, scalling is the only good way to fix it till i get something better, and yea it's a tv combo unit but it's the only reason i have sound
[12:50] <LJS> Hi guys, I have a question, how do I check to be sure what driver I am using for my GPU? Software and updates say I am not using proprietary drivers and dont list any additional drivers. I tried installing the driver from AMD earlier if I did that right shouldn't that show up in the list?
[12:50] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, Hard Drive.
[12:50] <KittenCanaveral> it has a "pc setting"*sigh*
[12:51] <LJS> I did an lspci check and the system does recognize my AMD r7 260x
[12:51] <Fuseteam> i have one HD yes
[12:53] <BluesKaj> KittenCanaveral, what kind of connection to your tv?
[12:53] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, I'm not answering your question directly, becasue I don't know. But there may be another way.
[12:54] <Fuseteam> separate into 3 partitions where the ntfs partitions are mounted into the ext4 partition.......i'm trying to the ext4 partion or at least figure out where the most recent writes are because it keeps running out of space will see if happens again after using bleachbit, for now bleachbit cleaned about 1G without root privs
[12:54] <GeekyGuns> KittenCanaveral, is the issue that edges,taskbar, ect are off the screen all the waya round?
[12:56] <KittenCanaveral> i have both vga and hdmi open to me, but vga is horrificly bad, it seems like all the resolution options are missing
[12:56] <KittenCanaveral> task bar offthe edge yea
[12:56] <GeekyGuns> what screen resolution?
[12:56] <KittenCanaveral> but the built in scale options are not doing it for me
[12:57] <KittenCanaveral> 1920x1080
[12:57] <GeekyGuns> By built in, you are refering to settings on thr TV direstly?
[12:57] <KittenCanaveral> ?
[12:57] <GeekyGuns> @directly
[12:58] <KittenCanaveral> Oh sorry
[12:58] <KittenCanaveral> i so need to install a client on my tablet
[12:59] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, I was not here earlier, so I may have mussied the issue. What are you trying to do?
[13:02] <GeekyGuns> LJS, the Open source drivers will provide you better performance doe gaming. Unless you need a need a specific feature available in the pro driver, it's likely better to not install it.
[13:02] <GeekyGuns> *for
[13:02] <guiverc_d> LJS, `sudo lshw -C video` will list-hardware -class video showing that hardware; look for a driver= (or equiv) to see what module is being used for that hardware
[13:02] <LJS> I was hoping to be able to use eyefinity setup
[13:05] <LJS> basically if I am right shouldn't I need the AMD driver to run the Catalyst Control Center so I can set up eyefinity?
[13:06] <LJS> I ran that command and it came back with one of the lines reading "configuration: driver=amdgpu latency=0" so it appears that I am using the AMD driverright
[13:09] <Fuseteam> GeekyGuns: basically recently my root partition is running out of space so i've been clearing old files, yet for some reason even without me actually writing to the partition it keept running out of space. so i'm trying to figure out which file(s)/folder(s) is ballooning too quickly
[13:10] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, what size is the root partition?
[13:11] <Fuseteam> bleachbit so far reports it can clean about 3GBs with root privs and 1GB without root privs
[13:11] <Fuseteam> about 70GB
[13:11] <GeekyGuns> you have an ntfs partiton mounted where?
[13:12] <GeekyGuns> what other partition?
[13:12] <Fuseteam> i do have couple couple mounted yeh
[13:13] <Fuseteam> i also mounted a couple folders from the my ntfs partitions
[13:13] <Fuseteam> mainly my windows data partition and the windows partition itself
[13:13] <Fuseteam> they are mounted in my home folder
[13:14] <Fuseteam> all of my mounts that is
[13:15] <GeekyGuns> are the bin, var, usr folders all on the root partition?
[13:16] <GeekyGuns> opt?
[13:16] <Fuseteam> yep those are all op the root partition
[13:17] <GeekyGuns> how big is the usr folder?
[13:18] <Fuseteam> var seems be about 9 gigs and usr seems about 7gigs
[13:18] <BluesKaj> and /home ?
[13:18] <Fuseteam> according to ncdu anyway
[13:21] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, /home is on the root partition, but you have NTFS partitions mounted to Folders inside it?
[13:23]  * BluesKaj lobbies for auto separation of root and /home partitions
[13:23] <leftyfb> Fuseteam: remove all mounts and run sudo ncdu /
[13:24] <leftyfb> Fuseteam: Maybe you write something to those other partitions automatically but at one point you lost a mount and it wrote to the mount point but on your root partition, then you mounted over it and don't see those files taking up space
[13:27] <GeekyGuns> LJS, sorry I'm not familiar with the eyefinity tool. I don't know what aspect of that is available on Linux. I think AMD only supported that card up to 14.04. You may have truble installing their drivers on anything later.
[13:30] <GeekyGuns> I'm just wondering of most of the user profile is still on the root partition, in the home folder, and only specific data locations are somewhere else. I'd like to know the size of /home, when no external partiotions are mounted.
[13:32] <GeekyGuns> Fuseteam, I don't think I have a good understanding of your setup.
[13:33] <hggdh> GeekyGuns: du -s will do that (-s means skip directories on different FSs)
[13:33] <hggdh> GeekyGuns: sorry, typo: du -x
[13:34] <GeekyGuns> 70GB is pretty small. You can't install a lot of software, or have years worth of mail in Thunderbird, etc... on that small of a partition.
[13:36] <GeekyGuns> I've done a similar setup, there I had a small SSD mounted at root, and a large RAID 0 mounted at /home. That way all my user data was not on the small SSD. But I wasn't trying to share it with Windows. Mounting an NTFS partition at /home, I think is a bad idea.
[13:38] <Scarecr0w> Excuse me please, why do i receive this connection failed error (https://i.imgur.com/2tBTvsl.png) when issuing sudo apt update?
[13:39] <Sven_vB> on Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS xenial, Xfce 4.12, whenever I connect a bluetooth headset, Numlock turns on. any ideas why, or how to fix it?
[13:40] <binaryhermit> Scarecr0w: because it appears that that repository is down?
[13:40] <genii> Scarecr0w: Appears that your getdeb PPA repository is unavailable
[13:40] <binaryhermit> and yakkety is unsupported I think, someone confirm or deny that, although thats not likely the real issue
[13:41] <Scarecr0w> binaryhermit: Yes sir, is there a way to list installed packages that are installed via those PPA repo? So that I know what was installed and make decision after?
[13:42] <binaryhermit> I'm not sure
[13:42] <qwebirc67820> Hey. Having trouible installing ubuntu. Live  CD works and everything, apparantly installs fine, but it is not visible in the boot menu. When using 'something else', would 'windows boot manager' be the recommended location to place the boot stuff?
[13:43] <KittenCanaveral> Did you check the boot order in the bios?
[13:44] <qwebirc67820> yes. It doesn't show up there.
[13:45] <qwebirc67820> What other information can I provide?
[13:45] <GeekyGuns> Scarecr0w, what decision are you trying to make?
[13:46] <GeekyGuns> qwebirc67820, what boot menu? Grub?
[13:46] <Scarecr0w> GeekyGuns: oh, whether to delete the getdeb.list file from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ dir which holds that yakkety repo info.
[13:47] <qwebirc67820> Ah. I'm currently using my UEFI boot menu, as grub, ubuntu, or anything except the windows 10 boot manager, or the live usb, is not appearing.
[13:48] <GeekyGuns> Scarecr0w, I agree that it would be nice to know what software is no longer being updated.
[13:48] <qwebirc67820> This is with secure boot both ednabled and disabled, and i dont appear to be able to use 'legacy boot', or anything like it.
[13:49] <Fuseteam> yes GeekyGuns i have ntfs partitions mounted inside folders inside my home folder on my root partition, i i set up thunderbird to delete mail older than 14 days leftyfb no my mounts are mounted at boot time
[13:50] <KittenCanaveral> Secure boot can be a pain, i had to get keys out of my bios an put them on a usb key
[13:51] <qwebirc67820> Like I said, this happens regardless of whether secureboot is enabled. Ubuntu supports secureboot anyway, does it not?
[13:51] <Cyber173> hey
[13:51] <KittenCanaveral> yep
[13:52] <KittenCanaveral> getting it to behave the way you want is anathermatter
[13:55] <Scarecr0w> GeekyGuns: It seems it is possible mister, apparently Ubu keeps a list of installed packages accordingly and in sorted manner at /var/lib/apt/lists/REPO_TAG_OR_WHATEVER, I did grep ^Package /var/lib/apt/lists/*yakkety* > ~/packages.lst but i'm pretty disappointed at the output it gave me lol.
[13:55] <Scarecr0w> GeekyGuns: oh wait, sorry i misunderstood
[14:04] <Cyber174> hey
[14:05] <Cyber174> can any of you see my messages? or am i somehow not done registering?....
[14:06] <Cyber174> hello?....
[14:08] <lotuspsychje> Cyber174: we see you
[14:11] <Qwerty710> hello
[14:13] <hlmjr> Could use someone's help with qemu on Ubuntu. Created a bridge and tap device with ip tool, VM can ping host using it but can't ping outside of host.
[14:14] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: welcome, how can we help you?
[14:14] <bacarrdy> hlmjr: your tap are in same bridge with physical interface on server?
[14:14] <compdoc> hlmjr, what version of ubuntu?
[14:15] <githus> hello guys ;)
[14:15] <bacarrdy> hlmjr: brctl show
[14:15] <lotuspsychje> welcome githus what can we do for you?
[14:15] <Qwerty710> lotuspsychje, no thanks
[14:17] <githus> i got simple question, how can i create a deskop icon i ubuntu?
[14:17] <hlmjr> bacarrdy: Yes
[14:17] <hlmjr> compdoc: 16.04.5
[14:18] <lotuspsychje> githus: wich ubuntu version please
[14:18] <bacarrdy> hlmjr:  you dont have any ebtables rules?
[14:19] <githus> 18.04.1 LTS
[14:19] <hlmjr> bacarrdy: https://hastebin.com/bovuqigaro.txt
[14:19] <hlmjr> ebtables?
[14:19] <lotuspsychje> githus: on 18.04 it has changed desktop icons are no longer enabled
[14:19] <githus> today was my migration from windows to linux, im totally newbie
[14:19] <githus> ok i understand, thank
[14:19] <githus> you
[14:19] <lotuspsychje> githus: are you satisfied, with the icons on your dock too?
[14:19] <githus> it's fine
[14:20] <githus> but to be honest, im little bit lost ;)
[14:20] <githus> this is my first day on linux ;D
[14:20] <lotuspsychje> githus: there is a nice indicator you could install with a classic menu if you like(top bar)
[14:20] <lotuspsychje> githus: well, welcome to the ubuntu community
[14:20] <githus> thanks ;)
[14:20] <Qwerty710> Oh! Welcome to this world!
[14:21] <hlmjr> bacarrdy: I don't have ebtables installed.
[14:22] <githus> i hope in some time im gonna use this os properly
[14:22] <lotuspsychje> !manual | githus start here to make yourself comfortable mate
[14:22] <Qwerty710> My computer is old, so i use 12.04 LTS ;) ...but it is fast!
[14:22] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: 12.04 is end of life, you should not still use it, unless you have ESM
[14:23] <githus> thank you very much
[14:23] <githus> !manual
[14:25] <githus> i need to change a little bit this dock, its to big
[14:25] <lotuspsychje> githus: you can change that in your system settings
[14:26] <githus> i know, but i want it smaller and on center of the bottom only, i like this MacOs look
[14:26] <githus> can i do it without any programs? probably not, huh
[14:27] <crazyisaac> Hey i cant change my system language anyone knows how?
[14:27] <lotuspsychje> githus: thats possible too yes, if you disable dock and install docky for example
[14:27] <githus> hmm
[14:28] <githus> i will try
[14:28] <githus> the big problem is when i use this program manager and finish, it must still be working in a backgroud, cause i cant do updates and other stuff via terminal
[14:29] <githus> but soon i will know how to do it :D
[14:29] <githus> oh, thanks for docky man! this is amazing :D
[14:29] <lotuspsychje> githus: its not so hard to install something from the terminal: sudo apt install docky
[14:30] <githus> i know but then i got errors
[14:30] <githus> :D
[14:30] <githus> even thru se
[14:30] <githus> su*
[14:30] <lotuspsychje> githus: what kind of errors?
[14:30] <Apachez> how do you sign a custom kernel built based on ubuntu config?
[14:31] <Apachez> it seems like grub refuse to accept that when using uefi
[14:31] <lotuspsychje> Apachez: we dont support custom kernels here, use !mainline instead
[14:31] <githus> now its working
[14:32] <githus> case closed :D
[14:32] <githus> how can i turn off native dock? i need to uninstall it?
[14:33] <lotuspsychje> githus: you can or- autohide it from settings or disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
[14:33] <githus> ok, thanks
[14:37] <githus> guys, what apps are must have to enjoy using ubuntu
[14:37] <Apachez> !mainline
[14:37] <Apachez> lotuspsychje: seems like there is some issues with mainline aswell
[14:38] <imbezol> githus: if you work from it... remmina is great
[14:38] <lotuspsychje> githus: this is what i always install: sudo apt install rar vlc smplayer preload bleachbit qbittorrent clementine gnome-tweak-tool hexchat
[14:38] <imbezol> githus: spotify is nice
[14:38] <imbezol> githus: and don't forget vice and uae
[14:39] <lotuspsychje> githus: but for the scope of this channel join #ubuntu-discuss perhaps, as here its for ubuntu issues only
[14:40] <githus> ok, thanks
[14:40] <Qwerty710> there was a game with Tux. It MUST be funny
[14:41] <Qwerty710> may be you'll enjoy
[14:57] <Fuseteam> what's smplayer preload clementine?
[14:58] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam: apt-cache search packagename for details
[14:58] <Fuseteam> thanks
[14:59] <lotuspsychje> !msgthebot | Fuseteam or
[14:59] <lotuspsychje> Fuseteam: or also come to #ubuntu-discuss where you can discuss that
[15:01] <Fuseteam> ubottu can search it too? interesting and yeah i might do that
[15:01] <francpro> como andas
[15:02] <adrian_1908> !es | francpro
[15:03] <Fuseteam> yes i yes i know you are a bot ubottu
[15:03] <Qwerty710> ubottu is artificial intelligence
[15:04] <Qwerty710> okay. okay. artificial intelligence bot
[15:07] <MWM> Recently I had all the tags dissapear from my mp3 collection and a few minutes ago I found out why: https://bugs.launchpad.net/soundconverter/+bug/1610559
[15:07] <MWM> My question is wether this bug also applies to soundKonverter (the KDE version)
[15:08] <ducasse> Fuseteam: for full package descriptions, use 'apt show packagename'. ubottu will only show you the brief description.
[15:08] <ducasse> !info preload
[15:08] <ducasse> Fuseteam: like thus ^^
[15:09] <MWM> I realize that I could just use ffmpeg + a script but that is more work than I want to do at the moment :)
[15:09] <Qwerty710> who can help? How i can run GNOME 3 on ubuntu 12.04 (it is LTS)? it doesn't display  window contents.
[15:09] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: i told you a bit earlier, 12.04 is end of life
[15:10] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: for security reasons we advice you to install a version from the topic
[15:10] <Qwerty710> i remember, but i use this version cause my PC is old for other vesions
[15:11] <ducasse> you also need to do that to get support here.
[15:12] <MWM> new versions run just as smoothly on older hardware dont they?  Atleast I havent had any problem with anything better than a single core processor and less than a gb of ram
[15:12] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: try a lubuntu 18.04 liveusb on your old system? have a test?
[15:12] <MWM> and if you are running hardware that old/slow then you might want to look into other choices anyway... Lubuntu for one, but there are lighter
[15:12] <lotuspsychje> MWM: on wich version of ubuntu do you encounter that bug?
[15:13] <MWM> lotuspsychje: currently running 18.10 (by mistake) but my tags were erased in 17.04
[15:13] <lotuspsychje> MWM: for cosmic join #ubuntu+1 please, 17.04 is end of life
[15:14] <Qwerty710> i installed 16.04(LTS too), but it was slowly and used ~90% of CPU. GNOME didn't run
[15:15] <lotuspsychje> Qwerty710: wich flavor?
[15:16] <Fuseteam> lol
[15:16] <Freekid> happy birthday irc?
[15:17] <Qwerty710> what??
[15:18] <Freekid> this is the birthday of irc
[15:18] <Freekid> Qwerty710
[15:18] <luna> Freekid: that was yesterday
[15:19] <Freekid> ok?
[15:19] <Qwerty710> why i didnot install IRC yesterday? :)
[15:19] <luna> Qwerty710: irc is 30 years
[15:20] <Qwerty710> wow
[15:23] <slyjester> Anyone run into the crackling microphone problem with Realtek ALC 1120? I know there are bug tickets already open at the kernel level (I think), just wondering if anyone has had any success resolving it.
[15:25] <pragmaticenigma> slyjester: if there was a workaround, they'd be in those bug tickets
[15:26] <slyjester> Yeah it seems you can possibly dump some values booting into windows first, and then run a script at startup to fix it in linux
[15:29] <regdude> Hi! Im using Ubuntu 18.04 and I need a VNC access to this device. Is it possible to add Vino (the default VNC server) to boot? Cant seem to figure it out since simply running "vino-server" requires a display
[15:30] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: in the newer versions of GDM and KDM, support for launching vnc before a desktop environment is available is no longer possible
[15:31] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: You may have luck looking into x11vnc, though I have not gotten it to work in the method you are seeking. However, you can have your desktop autologin and execute a shell script to launch x11vnc to start on login
[15:31] <crga> hi all!
[15:32] <regdude> pragmaticenigma: but will it work before GDM is started? I did try a similar solution with Debian, but I suppose there was a bug that I was not interested in investigating
[15:32] <crga> I have a laptop with a built in mechanical keyboard with full RGB lights, and I was wondering how to go about configuring this. I have never dealt with this before on ubuntu so have no clue.
[15:32] <regdude> I mean, the user can autologin, I don't care much about security here, it is a headless isolated system
[15:33] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: If you have a lot of patience you might get it working. What used to work was considered a security vulnerability and remediated.
[15:34] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: if the Gnome desktop session can autologin, you can easily add x11vnc start to the autostart feature of Gnome
[15:35] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: This is the official documentation, scroll down a bit to find x11vnc .. in there it will offer suggestions for automating it: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC/Servers
[15:36] <regdude> pragmaticenigma: thanks! Found this one too, looks promising
[15:36] <pragmaticenigma> crga: You will need to be more specific. Saying "never delt with this" doesn't tell us what you are thinking of or what you are attempting to do
[15:37] <pragmaticenigma> regdude: I keep wanting to try the "Have x11vnc start automatically via systemd in any environment" portion... just haven't had the time. Currently I manually start it, but KDE is setup to autologin on boot
[15:38] <crga> pragmaticenigma: well, it's a full rgb mechanical keyboard and I wish to configure this. Configure the colors was implied.
[15:38] <pragmaticenigma> crga: for future reference you have to be explicit, implied will always get misinterpreted here.
[15:39] <crga> Okay.
[15:39] <pragmaticenigma> crga: As far as RGB keyboards, the keyboard itself should work with out any special setup. The RGB portion may not be configurable in Ubuntu. There is no standard, and most of the manufactures do not release specifications or sdk's for working with their drivers.
[15:40] <regdude> pragmaticenigma: I can try it for you, I have a 20 minutes old Ubuntu installation with ssh, lldp and snmp. You want specifically with systemd?
[15:40] <crga> I have a unknown type of full rgb keyboard in my laptop that I am able to configure colorschemes with from within Windows and I wish to do the same from within Ubuntu. I am seeking help on how to achieve this.
[15:40] <crga> pragmaticenigma: ah okay, so with other words: don't bother. Check!
[15:41] <crga> pragmaticenigma: it is one of the fewer issues i have. Still don' t have my touchpad working on the laptop, that's kind of a priority.
[15:41] <pragmaticenigma> crga: It's a bit harsh, Google searches results in a lot of hits, but there isn't any one solution. Corsair keyboards got the most.
[15:42] <crga> pragmaticenigma: well, it types and the FN keys are working so far, so it's more of a cosmetic thing.
[15:42] <pragmaticenigma> crga: yeah, touchpad sounds like a better effort to spend time on. As for the keyboard, I would work on trying to identify it's branding or if the laptop manufacture provides any hints
[15:42] <pragmaticenigma> crga: Those will help narrow down searches about customizing it
[15:43] <crga> pragmaticenigma: I have no clue on how to do this.
[15:44] <bane500> Anyone here familiar with sssd?
[15:44] <pragmaticenigma> crga: The people I know to be the most helpful with hardware issues such as touchpads and keybaords don't appear to be active at the moment. Keep trying (I'm not familiar with touchpad troubleshooting)
[15:44] <pragmaticenigma> !ask | bane500
[15:45] <bane500> I'm currently using SSSD to authenticate a couple Active Directory users into a ubuntu machine. It works fine without any issues, however, when it comes to granting one of the users the ability to sudo on a domain acct, i can't get it to work for the life of me
[15:46] <bane500> if i add the user to /etc/sudoers, it does nothing
[15:48] <pragmaticenigma> bane500: Has the user logged out and back in again after being added to the sudoers file?
[15:49] <strive> bane500: Mind pasting the /etc/sudoers file?
[15:49] <bane500> 1 sec, let me try pragmatic's step real quick
[15:51] <john_rambo> I am getting this when I run apt update >>>>    https://paste2.org/GyLKCHBL
[15:51] <bane500> pragmaticenigma: Should i attempt to add them to the sudoers file as well as adding them to the sudo group?
[15:51] <bane500> or should either one suffice?
[15:52] <bane500> nvm got it working lel
[15:52] <bane500> sorry about that
[15:52] <bane500> all i needed to do was add them to the sudo group and reboot
[15:52] <bane500> it was just confusing me because the sssd users weren't showing up in /etc/passwd
[15:52] <strive> bane500: nice :)
[15:53] <pragmaticenigma> bane500: Yes, if you add a new member to a group, they need to log out all sessions and log them back in to aquire the new permissions
[15:53] <bane500> gotcha
[15:53] <pragmaticenigma> bane500: The sudoers file usually doesn't require the log out log in... but I wasn't sure how you had things configured.
[15:54] <pragmaticenigma> bane500: it usually doesn't, if you specify a user explicately in the sudoers file. As the sudoers file is read each tiem sudo is called
[16:07] <armu> need help installing software on my server having version errors ill pay $200 to someone who can install it DM me  if you can do it (python software with strange dependencies)
[16:11] <regdude> is there a known issue that automatic login does not work in ubuntu 18.04? Disabling wayland in custom.conf does not help
[16:14] <armu> need help installing software on my server having version errors ill pay $200 to someone who can install it DM me  if you can do it (python software with strange dependencies)
[16:15] <ducasse> armu: wrong channel, mate. sounds like you should contact the people who made the software.
[16:16] <leftyfb> armu: Also, that's not how this channel work. It's supported by volunteers and all support gets done here in the channel. Not in private messages.
[16:16] <leftyfb> armu: what version of ubuntu and what software are you trying to install?
[16:19] <freakyy> hi all. is there any way i can use onedrive with ubuntu 18.04?
[16:19] <leftyfb> freakyy: website
[16:19] <freakyy> hm
[16:20] <freakyy> ok
[16:20] <freakyy> thanks ;D
[16:21] <ducasse> freakyy: you can try some software called duplicati
[16:21] <netkam2> was i supposed to do things like powertop and tlp in the newest ubuntu or is that by default
[16:21] <netkam2> (desktop)
[16:22] <devyl_> hey, i have a problem with lxqt... if the screen is locked - for example if the system was on stand by - and i unlock it, it instandly relocks the screen :(
[16:22] <devyl_> i use lightdm with lxqt
[16:22] <devyl_> do someone have an idea how i can fix this?
[16:28] <himanshu_> hey
[16:28] <himanshu_> please can anybody fix this error
[16:28] <himanshu_> that when i close or down my lid of hp laptop
[16:29] <himanshu_> airplane mode turns ON
[16:29] <himanshu_> I dont want to do this
[16:30] <himanshu_> please tell
[16:35] <Sven_vB> what's a good way to monitor input devices being added or removed? inotifywait --monitor /sys/devices/virtual/input doesn't detect subdirectories being added or removed there. :(
[16:38] <ducasse> Sven_vB: 'udevadm monitor'?
[16:39] <Sven_vB> ducasse, works. thanks!
[16:43] <danieru98> how can i install a snap in my home directory?
[16:43] <danieru98> oh nvm wrong channel, i'll ask in #snappy
[16:44] <KittenCanaveral> My tablet whern to sleep on me, did anyone reply about my monitor issues?
[17:09] <Bilz_> hi. i installed a second (new) ssd. I can see it in bios, and i can see it when I type fdisk -l, but I can't see it in nautilus. whats going on?
[17:10] <nacc> Bilz_: is it mounted? does it have a filesystem on it?
[17:10] <EriC^^> Bilz_: what's the output of "sudo parted -ls" ?
[17:11] <Bilz_> it isn't mounted, but other drives appear before they are mounted. I don't think it has a file system on it. Im going to try and make a partition now and see
[17:11] <nacc> Bilz_: i don't think nautilus will show you raw disks ever
[17:11] <nacc> Bilz_: it will show you partitions (maybe) and definitely filesystems
[17:11] <nacc> EriC^^: cmiiw
[17:11] <Bilz_> aha
[17:12] <Bilz_> for completeness: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VB6V5R5y78/ the output from sudo parted -ls
[17:12] <nacc> Bilz_: that is to say, nautilus is a 'file manager' not a 'disk manager' in my mind
[17:13] <Bilz_> weee thanks, it shows
[17:13] <Cyber174> hey
[17:14] <Bilz_> now another question. I've got ubuntu and windows dual booting on my old 256 gb ssd (still installed) I'd like to move my windows partition over to my new SSD. bad idea? can I clone it over, and still fix up the boot menu to show both, or is it better to reinstall?
[17:15] <flying_sausages> hey guys, so I have a tun0 from Openvpn, how would you use UFW to block all in and out connections on everything other than icmp, http+s, ssh/sftp and ftp specifically on that interface?
[17:16] <Bilz_> (will come back to read anhy responses!)
[17:16] <BluesKaj> Bilz_, I've never copied windows partitions with dd , but it shoiud work
[17:17] <flying_sausages> i.e. make it block everything and then whitelist ports and icmp
[17:32] <mk_> hi
[17:33] <dc-> Hey, are there any official or semi-official Ubuntu certificates one can earn online?
[17:34] <sarka> has someone got BF3 really working in wine? I've even tried with dxvk but always no launch
[17:34] <sarka> just bf3webhelper crash and then nothing
[17:34] <teward> dc-: not really, no
[17:36] <SlowJimmy> nee hel fixin samb, plea hel
[17:37] <dc-> teward: Okay thanks
[17:37] <dc-> Just wondering
[17:37] <SlowJimmy> hi can you help me fix my samba on my server, connectability is confirmed, samba now not working after apt-get upgrade ;how to fix? it says cannot start LBS or LSB or something
[17:37] <teward> dc-: there used to be an official ubuntu certification as an extension to the LPIC exam, but that hasn't been the case since 2010, and I haven't seen any certifications that are Ubuntu-specific
[17:37] <teward> dc-: closest you could get would be Linux+ or LPIC-1 (but both cover more than jsut Ubuntu, so...)
[17:38] <dc-> Okay was just about to ask for recommendations
[17:38] <teward> but that's about it.  *goes back to kicking around server packages for his systems*
[17:38] <dc-> thanks, will take a look at Linux+ and LPIC-1
[17:38] <teward> dc-: they cover much of the same material by the way :P
[17:38] <teward> (but that's a discussion for elsewhere, not here)
[17:39] <dc-> Yeah that's true
[18:21] <coz_> hey guys
[18:32] <Kn|ves> sorry, needed to pop in and ask somewhere ive seen it, website to upload long results from terminal to share as a short url?
[18:33] <circ-user-XXBzo> dsa
[18:34] <Kn|ves> dsa --help
[18:34] <Kn|ves> ?
[18:35] <hggdh> !!paste Kn|ves see this
[18:35] <hggdh> !paste Kn|ves see this
[18:35] <hggdh> sigh
[18:36] <hggdh> Kn|ves: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.
[18:36] <hggdh> forgot the pipe
[18:37] <Kn|ves> sorry, im a terrible non-instruction-reading human machine lol ^^
[18:40] <hggdh> Kn|ves: summary: use, for example, paste.ubuntu.com. You can copy large texts straight into it using pastebin
[18:45] <autra>  oslandia
[18:54] <logic-> Howdy, im getting a dell power edge 1950 today. Should i run Ubuntu server on it or ubuntu?
[18:56] <leftyfb> logic-: depends on what you're using it for
[18:56] <leftyfb> logic-: it'll make a great heater and white noise generator though
[18:57] <logic-> its a server what else you think its gonna be used for lol
[18:57] <leftyfb> logic-: then why would you put "ubuntu"(I assume you mean ubuntu desktop) on it?
[18:58] <logic-> yea ubuntu desktop... i was thinking of centos at first but then remembered ubuntu has a server edition but idk which to use
[18:59] <leftyfb> logic-: again, why would you put a desktop environment on a server?
[18:59] <logic-> some do
[18:59] <leftyfb> logic-: again, why would YOU put a desktop environment on a server?
[19:00] <leftyfb> logic-: if you go with the "logic" that someone else in this world did something so you should do, you're going to live a very painful life, though possibly quite entertaining
[19:01] <logic-> well since you wanna be snippy and shit have a good one
[19:01] <leftyfb> good talk
[19:02] <ducasse> i'm glad we sorted that out
[19:33] <__amine__> hello, I've installed ubuntu 18.04 on a partition, I have also other OS installed on other partitions, the problem is that the grub menu is not showing my new 18.04 OS ?
[19:35] <crackpotmark> Is the other OS also form of linux?
[19:36] <crackpotmark> Which order have you installed things
[19:36] <__amine__> crackpotmark: I have ubuntu 14.04 and Windows 7
[19:37] <__amine__> everything was fine until I've installed 18.04 in a formatted partition. So the boot menu remains the same, and I can't log into the 18.04.
[19:37] <crackpotmark> What is listed in grub at the moment?
[19:39] <__amine__> ubuntu 14.04 32bit (working), windows 7 (working), and ubuntu 14.04 64bit (not working). I've installed 18.04 in the partition of the last 14.04 64bit.
[19:40] <crackpotmark> Have you tried to boot into 14.04 and run update-grub?
[19:41] <leftyfb> __amine__: you need to use the live cd/usb and install grub to your main drive.
[19:41] <leftyfb> __amine__: it sounds like the grub from 14.04 is getting loaded. Not from 18.04 as it should be.
[19:42] <__amine__> I've just updated grub, I need to logout to see the results.
[19:42] <leftyfb> __amine__: not update grub. Install it
[19:42] <__amine__> leftyfb: I think so.
[19:42] <leftyfb> __amine__: updating will update the local configs with what's on your drive. It will not tell your drive which grub to boot.
[19:43] <leftyfb> __amine__: sudo grub-install /dev/sda # (something like that, but replace sda with your drive)
[19:45] <__amine__> leftyfb: ok, I will reboot to see.
[20:25] <crackpotmark> leftyfb: am I correct in thinking grub-install is not required if you reuse an existing boot partition?
[20:26] <leftyfb> correct
[20:28] <crackpotmark> But a standard Ubuntu install creates a boot folder on the new root partition and therefore will not be used by an existing grub. Now I understand my error earlier. My apologies
[20:35] <mario_> hi@all
[20:36] <mario_> any1 here from grmny ?
[20:37] <retrospectacus> I cannot seem to get php7.1-zip from ondrej/php - I get 404 on this https://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu/dists/xenial/main/binary-amd64/Packages
[20:37] <retrospectacus> what can I do?
[20:55] <SimonNL> retrospectacus: does this help       https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/forge/updating-forgeubuntu-w-ppaondrejphp
[20:59] <retrospectacus> yes! Removing and re-adding ppa:ondrej/php works. Thanks SimonNL
[21:00] <SimonNL> I love it when a guess turns out right
[21:05] <luxifer> is there a way to not have the cryptsetup success message be shown in plymouth?
[21:11] <Seveas> luxifer: You'll have to edit /usr/share/cryptsetup/initramfs/bin/cryptroot-unlock and regenerate your initramfs
[21:11] <Seveas> (and do that every time cryptsetup is updated)
[21:20] <luxifer> hm :-/
[21:21] <luxifer> is there a way to hook into postinst for specific packages?
[21:22] <MrPockets> oh hi.  I accidentally hit a hotkey that hides my file copy status. Any ideas what I can do to get it back?
[21:29] <ketas25> rampjoulaboyrampjoulaboyrampjoulaboyrampjoulaboyrampDOLPHINoBOYmTELL'EMoyrampjoul
[22:03] <fakstory> hi guys
[22:04] <cryterion> hi
[22:04] <fakstory> any one knows where the global shorcut like ctrl+c are located?
[22:04] <cryterion> nope
[22:04] <fakstory> I am looking to remap them according to my "bepo" keyboard layout. (dvorak style...)
[22:04] <cryterion> should be on a config file
[22:05] <fakstory> ok cryterion... that was my initial guess, but seems not.
[22:05] <cryterion> maybe search the system for all .conf files
[22:05] <cryterion> look at the names and make a selection
[22:07] <adrian_1908> fakstory: is that layout not supported by Ubuntu? That would be an easier route.
[22:10] <database> is there any tool to detect error of graphic card
[22:12] <Morpheus90> hello I installed the steam, then a game, it starts but does not leave the window
[22:12] <adrian_1908> Morpheus90: what do you mean by "does not leave the window"? The window closes immediately?
[22:13] <fakstory> adrian_1908: The layout is supported, I was also able to remap it with xkb, but now I want to make correspond ctrl+v to ctrl+. (the keyboard letter 'v' on a QWERTY is located where my '.' is on a BÉPO layout
[22:14] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908: no, the game starts, you hear music etcc, but I can not open the window, and blocked
[22:16] <adrian_1908> Morpheus90: hmm, strange. Have you tried ALT-TAB to reach the window, or ALT-ENTER on the focused window?
[22:17] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908:  tutto è bloccato, solo alt + f4 funziona :D
[22:17] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908:  sorry ---> everything is blocked, only alt + f4 works :D
[22:19] <adrian_1908> Morpheus90: No idea then, sorry. Does the game offer the option the start windowed vs fullscreen? Maybe you could at least get in the game settings and permanently change some graphics config then. p.s. I love Italian, wish i spoke it.
[22:20] <adrian_1908> s/option the start/option to start
[22:21] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908: then you should study Italian: D anyway I do not know, I do not know where to get my hands, I can not get into cole folders and placed
[22:22] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908: via terminal how do I completely eliminate the game?
[22:24] <adrian_1908> Morpheus90: I would try Task Manager (or whatever it is called first). In the terminal I always use "htop", more convenient than `ps` and `kill` which is a more common way.
[22:24] <Morpheus90> ok adrian_1908 thanks you
[22:26] <adrian_1908> If you don't want to install htop, with default tools it should be like `ps aux | grep minecraft` and look at the second value (number) then `kill -9 number` i think.
[22:26] <Morpheus90> adrian_1908: Now I see what to do, you play Minecraft?
[22:27] <adrian_1908> No, i tried to think of a game that's popular :D
[22:27] <Guest34> Does ubuntu server use a different set of package repository compared to ubuntu desktop?
[22:28] <Guest34> I can find virt-manager for ubuntu-desktop but cant find it on ubuntu-server
[22:28] <cryterion> apt search virt?
[22:28] <xamithan> Maybe you don't have all the repos enabled
[22:29] <adrian_1908> Guest34: what xamithan said, you should find the package on a server install too.
[22:29] <xamithan> Its in universe,  the repos are the same
[22:29] <Guest34> hmmm
[22:29] <cryterion> virtuoso?
[22:31] <adrian_1908> Guest34: my 16.04 VPS has the package (for instance), just checked.
[22:36] <Guest34> yea I think universe is not enabled for some reason i only have deb http://archive .... bionic main
[22:36] <Guest34> its a fresh install
[22:38] <yaaic> #brazil
[22:40] <Guest34> enable universe repository and I can download it now
[22:40] <Guest34> Thank you guys
[22:40] <adrian_1908> Good :)
[22:42] <de-facto> Guys, how do I provide a Pulse audio sink which appears as monitor output in ALSA?
[22:54] <hggdh> well, virt-manager does not make sense for server, it is a graphical application
[22:55] <xamithan> Nothing wrong with that,  I use the server iso for all installs just because its lighter
[23:02] <Umeaboy> Is it possible to use the ubuntu-bug command in the terminal if I have compiled my own local version of VLC to report an issue that's bothering me?
[23:02] <Umeaboy> I can't get audio working if I fast forward a movie that has working audio when the movie starts.
[23:02] <Umeaboy> It disappears.
[23:03] <Umeaboy> And it happens in both the installed version and now in the latest git version as well.
[23:04] <leftyfb> Umeaboy: if you're using the compiled version, then it's not an ubuntu package you're filing the bug against. File the bug against the repo you got the source from
[23:04] <Umeaboy> Yeah.
[23:04] <Umeaboy> But the issue exists in both installed and git version.
[23:05] <Umeaboy> A regression?
[23:05] <Umeaboy> The error when I press Ctrl + Right arrow is this:
[23:05] <leftyfb> Umeaboy: Install the packaged version,  then you can file the bug against the packaged version
[23:05] <Umeaboy> main decoder error: buffer deadlock prevented
[23:12] <hggdh> Umeaboy: you can only use ubuntu-bug against official packages. It will not work for a locally-built package or program
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[23:19] <Umeaboy> hggdh: I know. I just reported it upstream to their trac.
[23:20] <Umeaboy> https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/21060
[23:29] <fakstory> any one knows where the global shorcut like ctrl+c are located?
[23:30] <fakstory> I have posted here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2399413&p=13794956#post13794956
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[23:34] <fakstory> lol
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[23:44] <sst6611> |              .-' .-'     '-.  .  .
[23:46] <fakstory> pénis
[23:47] <hggdh> fakstory: not here, please
 sure, any idea how to get to the xorg/wayland channel?
[23:48] <donpete> Hey does anyone know the percentage of popularity of Ubuntu worldwide
[23:49] <hggdh> fakstory: you can use alis to find such channels -- /msg alis list *wayland*  for example
[23:49] <fakstory> thanks!
[23:59] <Chloe> Delink the sacred server