[01:02] (Document) https://telegram.lubuntu.me/kTDlGQFC/file_4155.png [01:40] hey everyone [01:53] \quit [02:02] has anyone had an issue with creating users on a psql server giving the error "could not change directory to "{path}": Permission denied"? [02:03] just installed lubuntu on this laptop, and installed a fresh postgresql, never had an issue with my setup before [03:19] never mind, I was able to solve over in postgresql [08:01] ZebedeeBoss was added by: ZebedeeBoss [08:03] Hi everyone - Quick question. Why is nvenc now not installed when nvidia drivers are installed like it was in 18.04 ? Nvidia drivers installed via the ppa - OBS Studio insalled and yet nvenc is not available in OBS. Check Discover and ffmpeg is not installed ? [08:04] for PPA's you should seek support of the maintainer of the PPA [08:04] they should be assumed to be unsupported [08:05] well, by Ubuntu [08:05] hmmm it worked flawlessly in 18.04 - will test other 18.10 bases [08:05] what's the PPA URL? [08:05] i bet it's a problem with the PPA [08:05] command I used sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [08:06] where did you get that from? [08:06] from this website https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [08:06] how did you get there? [08:07] google search [08:07] yeah [08:07] well [08:07] there's your problem [08:07] from that URL: [08:07] "This PPA is currently in testing, you should be experienced with packaging before you dive in here" [08:07] Just curious as it has worked flawlessly for me for a long long time [08:07] that's irrelevant, really, i'm sorry to say [08:08] will uninstall and see what stock drivers do [08:08] what package is nvenc from? [08:08] it's part of ffmpeg and usually had to be built until 18.04 [08:09] where did you get it from? [08:09] !info nvenc [08:09] Package nvenc does not exist in bionic [08:09] also no packages with nvenc in the filename [08:09] so probably another ppa [08:10] nvenc is just the term for nvidia encoding [08:10] no it was not a ppa - install any 18.04 buntu and it is there working ootb including lubuntu [08:10] so you're saying it's already packaged in the ffmpeg in the repos? [08:10] it is in 18.04 yes [08:11] but on this fresh install ffmpeg is not even installed ? [08:11] according ot discover anyway [08:11] I guess I should install ffmpeg - lol [08:12] if that's a requirement for you, sure [08:12] just unusual its not installed by default - it used to be [08:12] so did LXDE XD [08:12] the question is this: what DOESN'T work because it's missing? [08:13] ok well it installed and OBS still does not have nvenc as an option [08:13] let me reboot - bbiab [08:13] its not windows man [08:14] Lol well don't scaling did not work until rebooted [08:14] well you might need to manually reload modules but i doubt you need to reboot [08:15] ok following reboot still not there - hmmm - let me try stock nvidia - but I am doubfull [08:16] again, i'd talk to the provider of those drivers [08:16] something may have changed in what they did [08:16] or perhaps they don't really provide sufficient support for the development release yet [08:16] possible [08:16] time will tell [08:16] or asking [08:30] ok so back on stock nvidia and still nvenc is not there - will investigate further and report back findings [09:37] update - nvenc is not working in kubuntu 18.10 either [10:11] Dave was added by: Dave [12:43] Hey guys, i hope this is the right forum. I just tried to install the 18.10 beta an got a Python related error [12:44] (Photo, 1280x720) https://i.imgur.com/7p8wfYE.jpg Here it is. Any ideas what i could do to fix this? [13:04] Dave, 18.10 is in #ubuntu+1 [13:05] !18.10 [13:05] Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) will be the 29th release of Ubuntu. Release annoucement at https://markshuttleworth.com/archives/1521 [13:05] hmmm [13:23] @hateball [ Dave, 18.10 is in #ubuntu+1], No, not on the Telegram side. [13:23] Lubuntu+1 is in https://telegram.lubuntu.me/development [13:24] oh [13:24] Sorry for spreading false information, it was not my intention [13:24] * hateball hasnt kept up [13:48] ZebedeeBoss was removed by: ZebedeeBoss [13:56] Thank you! Will ask that question there :) [14:59] Muhammad Safri Dzalfaiz was added by: Muhammad Safri Dzalfaiz [22:26] I would like to resize my chrome window to exactly 1280 x 600 before I take a screenshot. How can I do this? [22:28] http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Contents is used internally by lubuntu do you need help to modify the xml of openbox and then run openbox --reconfigure after creating a keyboard shortcut [22:29] plujon: ^ [22:31] lyorian: Thanks; so, create a keyboard shortcut for resizing to exactly 1280 x 600, then invoke that shortcut? I wonder if the keyboard shortcut part can be eliminated... [22:31] you can set your app to a specific size http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Applications [22:33] go to the section here https://git.icculus.org/?p=mikachu/openbox.git;a=blob_plain;f=data/rc.xml;hb=master [22:34] basically, you would have something like: [22:34] [22:34] [22:34] [22:35] 1280 [22:35] 600 [22:35] [22:35] [22:35] [22:35] you'll have to read the applications page on how to get those KEY bits [22:36] tl;dr use obxprop [22:36] you can use as many values as you want like: [22:36] wxl: Thanks. Doesn't seem to affect an already open window... [22:36] I'm kinda surprised there's no generic linux / X11 way to do this. [22:37] KEY2="KEYVALUE"> [22:37] etc. [22:37] and yeah like lyorian you'll need to restart openbox for it to hit go [22:38] that said you can use wmctrl in a more general way [22:38] you'll want to start with `wmctrl -l` [22:39] add -G if you want to see the existing information [22:40] then do `wmctrl -r -e gravity,X,Y,width,height` [22:40] you can read in the man page about possibilities for but the name should do the trick [22:41] like "chrome" alone will likely do it, even without proper casing [22:44] TIL wmctrl is not compatibile with all window managers (doesn't work in kwin) [22:44] hm, it's supposed to tho.... [22:47] wxl: Thanks; wmctrl -r 0x0320001a -e 0,1,1,1280,600 # works for me [22:57] good plujon :)