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=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash
wblackstonehow removing snaps02:12
bazhanghow did you install02:26
bazhangwhy not ask in #snappy02:26
xfusrhello11:06
knomehello11:07
xfusrcan anyone else not boot after the latest updates?11:07
knomelatest updates on what xubuntu version?11:08
xfusr18.04.111:08
knomei don't have the same issue, but in what way does your system not boot, eg. where it hangs?11:09
knomeis there any error message?11:09
xfusrit puts me into tty1 whenever i boot11:10
knomecan you login from there?11:10
xfusryes, i can, but i can't switch to tty711:12
knomeok11:12
knomewhen you've logged in, run "sudo service lightdm restart"11:13
knomewhat happens?11:13
xfusrnothing, still can't switch to tty7 and i am still stuck in tty11:15
knomeno error message or output?11:16
xfusrnothing at all11:16
knomeinteresting11:16
knomeflocculant, ping?11:16
flocculantknome: pong11:17
knomeflocculant, any idea on what's happening with xfusr?11:17
flocculantwas reading it11:17
knomei'm fortunate enough to not have had these kinds of black walls in ages...11:18
flocculantI've just today reinstalled 18.04.1 and it was fine updating11:18
knome(and i don't use non-intel ;))11:18
flocculantxfusr: from vt1 you should be able to pastebin things for others to look at so, pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log and let us have the url11:20
flocculantand then try pastebinit .xsession-errors11:20
xfusrokay, give me a moment11:20
flocculantnot sure if I can help tbh - but I'll look11:21
xfusrhttps://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/dW3jqFmrph/ here's xorg.0.log11:24
knomexfusr, also pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf11:25
knomebecause clearly X thinks it's faulty and apparently that's why it fails11:25
xfusrworking on it11:26
knomeno rush11:26
knome(though i have to leave in 20ish)11:26
flocculantlong time since I've seen a xorg.conf ...11:26
knomei had one before my NUC, not too long ago...11:27
xfusrhttps://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/hjgCWGX9FB/ here's .xsession-errors11:29
flocculantwould suspect the xorg.conf is the one to look at now we've seen the xorg log11:30
knomeindeed11:30
knomeand the potential solution is to just try renaming it to something else and see if the system boots11:31
knomebut let's see what it has eaten first11:31
knome(tbh, that's what X should probably try to do anyway if there was a parsing error...)11:31
knomei mean, imo11:31
Babloyidoes thunar have no GUI way to set the executable bit?11:36
BabloyiI'm not finding the checkbox in Properties->Permissions11:37
flocculantBabloyi: it does if the file you're looking at is something you can execute11:46
BabloyiI have a jar file, and it doesn't show that11:46
BabloyiI had to set it executable in the terminal through chmod -x whatever11:47
flocculantright - not sure tbh11:47
Babloyii.e. THUNAR SUXXXX :P11:48
xfusrflocculant: any ideas about my issue?11:57
flocculantxfusr: waiting to see the xorg.conf11:57
flocculantpastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf11:58
xfusroh, sorry11:58
flocculantbecause that appears to be where the issue is - you must have missed knome asking for it :)11:58
xfusrhttps://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/mBKXFBGMtq/ here's xorg.conf11:59
flocculantand you're using a xorg.conf because?12:00
xfusrto eliminate screen tearing12:00
xfusri've used it before on 16.xx and 17.xx with no problems12:00
flocculantok - well let's try and get you booted first, rename xorg.conf, sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/.xorg.conf12:02
flocculantright - and was it working ok for 18.04?12:02
xfusryes, it was working fine12:02
flocculantmmk12:02
flocculantrename it and reboot12:02
flocculantI'm running out of time here - knome will be back at some point - and he's using Intel so might have more clue now12:05
xfusrok, it's working now12:05
xfusrthe pc booted12:05
flocculantok - that's good12:05
xfusri guess i'll have to find another fix to the tearing issue12:06
xfusrthank you for your help :)12:07
flocculantno problem12:07
flocculantthe arch wiki shows more or less what you had - just not sna12:07
flocculantnot going to be much more help than search google now - I'm sure you can do that :)12:08
xfusryeah, i'll play around with the config file and see what works12:09
flocculantyup - good luck :)12:09
xfusrthanks :)12:09
flocculantlet me know if you get it - I'll make some notes for next time12:09
xfusri got it fixed by creating a new config file instead of editing xorg.conf directly: /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf12:26
knomexfusr, great to hear :)12:50
wxlwhat's the goto screenshot app for xubuntu, folks? screenshooter?18:48
diogenes_wxl, ls /usr/bin | grep screen18:49
wxldiogenes_: that's not the answer to the question i asked18:49
flocculantwxl: xfce4-screenshooter18:49
wxlflocculant: thank you :)18:49
diogenes_wxl, that will show you the exact name also that's a tip how to find it in different DEs too18:50
flocculantwxl: no problem :)18:50
flocculantwxl: you could have asked us in -devel or the one we all hang about in ;)18:51
wxlflocculant: ah, it's fine. figured i'd get a quicker answer to so simple a question :)18:51

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