[00:02] plus2equalsme: note that http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/b43-dev/2018-August/004194.html in case you're planning on running a newer kernel [00:07] so used ubuntu for almost a year and just realized you can open a server in nautilus...glorious! lol [00:12] Anyone know, if deploying mattermost as a docker, are you stuck having to run it in previewmode? [00:15] Have some troubleshooting to do, setting away [00:24] On 18.04 how do I permenently select the nvidia-propriatary driver? [00:26] !details | salamanderrake [00:26] salamanderrake: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [00:26] It may be a ppa conflict [00:27] salamanderrake: Wayland as the DE ? Nivida then is a work in progress. [00:28] What would the command be to check which port I opened SSH on? I forgot. [00:28] I have access to my command line through KVM [00:28] No, not using wayland, what it is is I have the graphics ppa listed but it won't show nvidia-396 driver, only up to 390. [00:29] salamanderrake: Then you card does not support the 396 version driver . what shows ' lspci -vnn | grep VGA -A 12 ' in a pastebin site . [00:29] Hello. Every time I log onto my system I get three seperate boxes that say a System problem was detected. I need help resolving this [00:29] netstat --listen [00:29] whoops [00:30] hve to reboot system is unstable [00:30] aidrocsid: ufw Bashing-om, I had it working before, the driver selection keeps going back to 390, when before the kernel update, forgot to mention that, it was on 396. [00:30] Morp? [00:31] salamanderrake: driver conflict now ? what shows ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' ? === Menzador is now known as SonikkuAmerica === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Menzador [00:35] Bashing-om: https://gist.github.com/salamanderrake/df2f3946c2dbfa067c8c29a41050e6b0 [00:35] aidrocsid: ignore what I said [00:36] aidrocsid: sudo lsof -ni | grep ^sshd [00:36] Bashing-om: I added the graphics-ppa but nvidia-396 does not show up. [00:37] salamanderrake: :) .. 390 was installed .. 396 is what is now .. want to clean out the old 390 config files ? [00:37] Bashing-om: how do I do that? [00:37] apt-get clean [00:37] ? [00:38] salamanderrake: While there is no built in way to remove all of your configuration information from your removed packages you can remove all configuration data from every removed package. To purge all removed but not yet purged packages, where The state is rc, the package is removed, but the config files are not removed....with the following command. [00:39] salamanderrake: dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}' | xargs sudo dpkg -P [00:39] Yay [00:40] <3 [00:41] yay, problem isn't with my wifi card driver. Just connected no problem to a different network [00:52] Bashing-om: Ok, I got it situated, it seems like there was a version mis-match, nvidia-driver-396 could only install 396.54 deps but it was trying to install 396.54.05 deps because there were some straggler 396.54.05 packages on my system, as I think I previously installed an incorrect ppa. [00:52] salamanderrake: :) alls well that ends well . [00:52] yeah [00:52] need assistance re: update manager package broken (per error message) 18.04 lts [00:58] sfp_larry: We see what the error condition is : ' sudo apt update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 ' and pass that resulting URL back here . [01:03] Bashing-om entered exactly as typed, asked for sudo password, nothing came up, when back to command prompt [01:03] *went [01:04] sfp_larry: you can try this instead: sudo apt update 2>&1 | pastebinit [01:04] sfp_larry: My result to show that the command as given is valid : http://termbin.com/mozv . [01:07] Hi all [01:07] dealing with newb here, is ' >& ' code for special character? [01:09] for redirecting standard output and standard [01:09] error: [01:09] If its on the cli or in a bash script [01:09] okay. wait one [01:11] EPIC5-2.0.1 (Indolence) + LiCe v5.3.0 (echoes) [01:12] wi === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [01:13] Bashing-om: copy/paste of cli output [01:13] larry@larry-Inspiron-3541:~$ sudo apt update 2>&1 | pastebinit [01:13] Command 'pastebinit' not found, but can be installed with: [01:13] sudo apt install pastebinit [01:13] larry@larry-Inspiron-3541:~$ sudo apt install pastebinit [01:13] Reading package lists... Done [01:13] !paste | you just got muted, sfp_larry [01:13] you just got muted, sfp_larry: 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. [01:14] can anyone help, my lubuntu system not showing my bluetooth headphones but its showing phones. my phone can connect my bt headphones but not lubuntu bluetooth manager! [01:15] sfp_larry: you can talk again. be sure to use a pastebin. if the "pastebinit" command doesn't work, try the 'nc termbin.com 9999' again, you probably just mistyped something. [01:16] trying pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rkKjkp53qz/ [01:17] sfp_larry: forget about pastebinit for now. run the command which produced the original error again, and show this command and its output. [01:17] So it says run sudo apt --fix-broken install [01:18] You can't pipe your update info to pastebin if its not installed [01:19] using cli every problem I'm having keeps coming back to libreoffice or a dependency of it [01:19] won't install pastebinit for that reason [01:20] let me do apt-get update, will send result [01:20] What exactly are you trying to accomplish? [01:21] update manager not working, each time I try t run get error in GUI that package is broken [01:22] have you tried sudo apt upgrade [01:22] latest attempt with apt-get update at: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vtPcNfphSn/ [01:23] Oh looks like your sources.list has some issues [01:23] RoDiMuS-X: upgraded to 18.04.01 lts, worked fine for about a month, then ran into these problems [01:24] Try this https://askubuntu.com/questions/124017/how-do-i-restore-the-default-repositories [01:25] this won't fix the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xenial-partner.list duplicate [01:25] can anyone help with bluetooth ?? [01:25] hello [01:25] abyss: hello [01:26] it will if you purge that list as well [01:26] which is probably all that's actually needed to happen [01:46] i wanna know what love is [01:47] I want you to show me [01:47] :) [01:48] !info love [01:48] love (source: love): 2D game development framework based on Lua and OpenGL. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.9.1-4ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 581 kB, installed size 2472 kB [01:52] RoDiMuS-X and tomreyn: tried your suggestions, followed instruction on askubuntu page, no joy [01:53] still the duplicates in source files error [01:54] wait one [01:56] ran apt-get update in cli, no duplicates in source error, still does not work in GUI [01:56] run sudo apt upgrade [01:56] wait one [01:57] the dependency error will likely still remain [01:58] In the past when I had corrupted source.lists in my ubuntu cloud image, i killed the source.lists, still had the error, ran the sudo apt upgrade and it seemed to fix the issue. [01:58] after that I could run sudo apt update with no issues [02:00] RoDiMuS-X: output from apt update at https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/K2q8xncpPV/ [02:00] still have dependency issues running apt upgrade [02:00] Hello, how do I setup a virtual interface like eth0:1 on netplan ? === capellaCLAWS is now known as capella|away [02:01] sfp_larry: the output you posted doe not show any errors [02:01] Whats your output from apt upgrade [02:02] apt update only updates packages read to be upgraded, apt upgrade actually upgrades your packages [02:02] apt upgrade output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/pyV6kr5q6g/ [02:03] so now show the output of "apt --fix-broken install" [02:03] +sudo [02:04] Ok so run apt --fix-broken install && sudo apt-get remove --purge libreoffice* && sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get autoremove [02:04] !info libreoffice-core [02:04] libreoffice-core (source: libreoffice): office productivity suite -- arch-dependent files. In component main, is optional. Version 1:6.0.6-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (bionic), package size 32390 kB, installed size 119409 kB === roo is now known as Guest99512 [02:05] !info libreoffice-common [02:05] libreoffice-common (source: libreoffice): office productivity suite -- arch-independent files. In component main, is optional. Version 1:6.0.6-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (bionic), package size 24147 kB, installed size 77292 kB [02:06] well that should work [02:07] no joy: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Z4p9QKpkVN/ [02:09] sfp_larry: openoffice-debian-menus is your problem, it should not have been installed in the first place [02:10] originally had openoffice on machine before upgrading distro, used software center to remove it before installing libreoffice [02:12] openoffice wasn't available in 16,04 either [02:13] open office installed from openoffice site, as was having problems with constant crashing of libreoffice in 16.04 [02:13] Ugh so you have uninstall openoffice [02:13] sudo apt purge openoffice* [02:15] no joy. used software center GUI to remove openoffice, shows no package found on machine. will copy output of apt purge openoffice. wait one [02:16] you don't install software "from a website", or shouldn't. use apt repositories compatible with your ubuntu release (and remove 3rd party repositories and packages installed from there using ppa-purge before release upgrading ubuntu) [02:16] ...or snaps [02:17] sudo apt purge 'openoffice*' [02:17] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/CVx2hCN4wf/ [02:17] software center is not a complete replacement for a porper package manager such as apt(-get) or synaptic (if you like GUIs) [02:19] Maybe try installing the libreoffice packages first sudo apt install libreoffice-common libreoffice-core libreoffice-style-galaxy libreoffice-style-tango [02:19] only reason I went to openoffice.org was because of constant issues with libreoffice, even before 16.04. even have problems with libreoffice on windows side of disk (dual-boot system) [02:19] Never had problems with openoffice until now [02:19] wont work due to file contained in multiple packages as seen before [02:20] sudo dpkg --purge openoffice-debian-menus [02:20] yuck [02:20] ahh yes dpkg since it was some binary installer [02:20] ok wait a couple while I catch up here [02:21] I'm trying to intall a package using dpkg-deb -i. This is a package that I have compiled and packaged myself in a docker image. Whenever I try to install the package, I get a list of messages such as "E: Release 'OccWrapper_0.1-1.deb' for 'wesnoth-1.12-dbg' was not found". I don't understand this because my package has nothing to do with wesnoth [02:21] the package itself can be found here: https://gitlab.com/ezzieyguywuf/OccWrapper/-/jobs/104464171/artifacts/file/OccWrapper_0.1-1.deb [02:22] the script used to bulid it can be found here: https://gitlab.com/ezzieyguywuf/OccWrapper/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml#L35 [02:22] hi [02:22] and the control file is here: https://gitlab.com/ezzieyguywuf/OccWrapper/blob/master/res/control [02:22] blackflow: I was able to get Hibernate to work on my machine :) [02:23] changing the partitions with the liveUSB wasn't that hard to figure out. [02:25] ezzieyguywuf: that's a rather strange release name. does your system also print this error while your package is not installed and you run "sudo apt-get update"? [02:26] tomreyn: my system does not print this error (this is actually one of many that it prints) when I run "sudo apt-get update" [02:26] ezzieyguywuf: so it does, or it does not? [02:26] tomreyn: it does _not_ when I run "sudo apt-get update" [02:27] okay, so "sudo apt-get update" produces no warnings or erros at all? if so, please post the command and full output of what triggers these errors. [02:27] ezzieyguywuf: ^ [02:28] tomreyn: it does not. working on it: installing pastebinit now [02:29] hm...I just got a message about missing dependencies that _are_ related to my package, with a suggestion to run `apt-get -f install` [02:29] JFox762: how did you fix? [02:30] ezzieyguywuf: so you are now unable to reproduce the "E: Release 'OccWrapper_0.1-1.deb' for 'wesnoth-1.12-dbg' was not found" error? [02:30] how did I fix what? [02:30] tomreyn: I'm going to let the `apt-get -f install` complete and then try to reproduce the error [02:30] how did I add the partition? I just used a liveUSB to reduce the size of the main partition [02:30] RoDiMuS-X and tomreyn: ran dpkg --purge, then apt update and apt upgrade. seems to work. software updater GUI running as we speak [02:31] ezzieyguywuf: good plan. :) [02:31] errr I used the liveusb to boot into a live instance of ubuntu, ran gparted... and reduced the size of the boot partition. Created a Swap partition. [02:31] then I had to edit fstab, [02:31] and grub [02:31] and a few other configuration files in order to enable hibernation [02:31] sfp_larry: be sure to also full-upgrade or dist-upgrade in the end. [02:31] also edited the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file so that the "Handlelidswitch" goes to hibernate rather than suspend [02:32] tomreyn: as in ' apt dist-upgrade ', correct? [02:32] i made log file on my google drive account (Yeah yeah, I know, I hate being in the google environment as well) [02:32] made a log file so i remember any changes I made [02:32] or rather have a record of the changes made [02:33] tomreyn: here is the reproduced error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/jDpZMp4x7S/ [02:33] it works [02:33] computer indeed shuts off... and when I re-open it... it opens the applications in the same state I left them [02:33] err resume it, not "re-open" [02:36] JFox762: ill let blackflow know [02:36] sfp_larry: yes + sudo [02:38] thanks. updater GUI still running. FYI - my software knowledge pretty much stopped after I left college [02:39] thanks :) [02:39] Back when creatures were still evolving into dinosaurs and an IBM-370 mainframe was 'stae of the art' ... ugh [02:40] ezzieyguywuf: so i'm not really into debian packaging. but your package makes the system think that there is an ubuntu release "OccWrapper_0.1-1.deb" and that this system needs to install the packages from this release. [02:40] Cool glad you got it worked out sfp_larry [02:40] tomreyn: ah, I see. [02:40] tomreyn: I'll do some more reading on debian packaging and the control file, then, see if I can figure it out [02:41] thanks RoDiMuS-X. will stay here for a bit to make sure everything ends well [02:45] ezzieyguywuf: your control file seems to lack a short description (should follow the "Description:" tag on the same line) [02:46] tomreyn: you think that's the issue? [02:48] ezzieyguywuf: i assume not. [02:49] tomreyn: lol. ok thanks for the tip though. [02:50] ezzieyguywuf: if you're looking for help with packaging, i guess the better place is #ubuntu-(app-)devel during UK business hours. [02:51] tomreyn: good tip. i'll try that [02:53] hi hi [02:56] Is there a slack for ubuntu? [02:56] ezzieyguywuf: also two blank spaces (instead of one) for indenting the first line of the long description seems to be wrong. and this might indeed cause such problems (though i'm not yet convinced this is the cause) === thewaspsknees1 is now known as thewaspsknees [02:57] PeeOnYou: i dont think so, everyone is pretty busy [02:58] boo [02:58] oh well was worth checking [02:58] well i mean slack workspace [02:58] i bet canonical is a pretty busy workplace [02:58] heh [03:00] you're probably looking for https://slack.com/downloads/instructions/ubuntu [03:01] nope.. that's what i dislike about slack [03:01] it's hard to find a slack "community" [03:01] or workspace [03:01] tomreyn: I'm going to try to use dh_make to create a control file, and then compare that to my manually created control file [03:01] like for instance there's a public MacAdmins slack workspace where people who are mac admins gather to talk about stuff [03:03] either way, the "slack" software or (as far as i know) another client for this protocol is not in ubuntu, thus it's not really something we can support here. [03:03] would be useful since irc isn't really kosher at work [03:04] PeeOnYou: just ssh into your home computer and run irc client from there [03:04] :P [03:04] ezzieyguywuf: i compared yours to that of the bash amd64 binary package in bionic, and what i pointed out above, amongst several missing (but possibly optional) records are the only things i could identify. [03:05] There are various alternatives to Slack, but that's not what you asked for. [03:05] tomreyn: can you give me a link to the bash control file? [03:06] ezzieyguywuf: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/b/bash/bash_4.4.18-2ubuntu1_amd64.deb [03:10] ezzieyguywuf: it'd also seem advisable to name the .deb file so that it matches the package name, i.e. either lower or camel case, not both. [03:11] anyone ever run 18.04 with dual 1080ti gtx cards on an i9? [03:11] we have something like 50 of them, but they're all running into issues with video [03:12] either there's no display on boot, or if there is display and they go to sleep, the displays never wake up again [03:13] so far the only thing i've found that 'fixes' the issue is to swap one displayport cable for an hdmi in 1 monitor [03:13] somehow that seems to ensure the displays wake up again.. but that hurts my brain because i have no idea why === RaptorJesus is now known as Majesticles [03:16] https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/list/st/5/kw/Working%20Linux%20drivers/page/1 === BgLamersTeam is now known as Dreaman [03:31] Hi, quick question: should a usb drive with one partition formatted with btrfs be automounted? 'cause it's not. [03:49] Hello. I have my Ubuntu on a 111.2G parrtiton and I am almost of of space. I cam't fiure out what is using most of it. Please assist === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [03:50] MannyLNJ, install windirstat and run that for a while [03:51] Hey everyone, where can i download Linux.exe? [03:52] kumool, you are sure thats the name? [03:52] MannyLNJ: what shows ' df -h ; df -i ' ? [03:53] MannyLNJ, no, that's a windows program but https://alternativeto.net/software/windirstat/?platform=linux [03:53] or do what bashing said [03:54] Bashing-om, looks like tghe biggest is /dev/sda3 110G 102G 2.0G 99% / but doesm't say under / what is using the space [03:54] KSaunderson, you have to compile it yourself statically [03:55] MannyLNJ: Lot's of kernls installed - as a shortcut . how many? ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' . [03:56] MannyLNJ, you can try a du -a / | sort find [03:56] i forgot the command [03:57] Bashing-om, 14 marked ii , 1 marked rc and 2 marked 86 SMP [03:58] MannyLNJ, install one of those alternatives or run du -sh * on / [03:59] MannyLNJ: Try ' sudo apt autoremove ' to remove those old kernels that each take up 335MB . [03:59] clear [03:59] Bashing-om, I tried already says 0 to remove [04:01] the kernel isn't gonna take that much space [04:02] kumool: removed 2 kernels a bit ago " 670 MB disk space will be freed " . [04:03] 1gb out of 100gb? [04:03] like trying to empty a lagoon with a bucket [04:04] MannyLNJ, install qdirstat or run du -shx /* [04:05] MannyLNJ: Let's make sire the package manager is consistent . what results ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' . One can manually remove old kernels . [04:05] kumool, I have 96G in /home let me invistage why my /home is so big === Dreaman is now known as BgLamersTeam [04:07] MannyLNJ, use qdirstat, you'll see what is consuming so much [04:09] kumool, Unable to locate package qdirstat [04:09] really? [04:09] kumool, really [04:12] MannyLNJ, apt install ncdu [04:13] you're gonna have to configure sources if not [04:13] kumool, that installed\ [04:13] run it and see [04:13] kumool, I got a warning about some directory sizes may not be correct === capella|away is now known as capellaCLAWS [04:14] never gotten that [04:15] kumool, I see 27.3 in /media but thats mounted drives and 95.4 in /home [04:16] you can press enter and use the cursor keys to inspect [04:16] its intuitive, and this isnt an ubuntu problem if 95% is in /home === gpunk_ is now known as gpunk === ledeni_ is now known as ledeni [04:18] kumool, Yep I see where it is usd. Thanks [04:19] press d to delete, ? to see which keys to use, apt search disk usage to find a graphical one [04:21] baobab looks pretty === mgedmin_ is now known as mgedmin [05:21] hi, does anyone know how to control or access an android phone that has the touch screen broken? [05:24] Hello Everybody [05:25] hi dr nick [05:25] How ubuntu can show system restart required without installing any updates ? [05:27] how do i kill a process that wont die with kill -9 [05:27] actually the process says defunct [05:28] its locked my camera on (been using OpenCV [05:28] ) [05:29] kill -15 [05:31] nope that didnt kill it , must mean its owned by process 0 right? [05:31] sfdebug, #android [05:31] sfdebug, probably have to enable dev mode in the android and then plug it in, and install the android sdk [05:31] kumool, i'm there, thanks :) [05:31] probably [05:32] transhumanist, its a zombie process, its already dead [05:32] yeah but my camera is locked on and I cant access it [05:32] sfdebug, is that the answer then? [05:33] looks like a reboot then>? [05:33] I guess i really locked it up when I crashed opencv [05:33] ah I just unplugged the camera! [05:38] ok so it killed the camera but I cant activate it again, guess I am forced into a reboot thanks! === kundancool is now known as anonymousK === anonymousK is now known as kundancool === ArminArlert_ is now known as ArminArlert === mnemonic is now known as Guest12689 [06:28] dumb question: why does Ubuntu try to install apache2 when i just want php? [06:29] Koopz: because almost everyone who writes PHP code tests it in Apache [06:30] and how may i prevent the installation of apache because i'm already using nginx [06:31] Koopz: apt-get install php7.0-fpm [06:31] probably it is a "recommend", use the --no-install-recommends option to apt-get [06:32] 18.04 only lists me 7.2 [06:33] would using apt-mark to prevent anyone from accidently installing apache2 be a bad idea? [06:42] hello here, I have a question about apt - when I do "apt install php" it tries to install apache2, looking at dependencies I see that php is a metapackage depending on php7.2 and php7.2 shows dependencies as "libapache2-mod-php7.2 | php7.2-fpm | php7.2-cgi, php7.2-common" - is there some way to let it ask which of the mod_php|fpm|cgi should it install if unmet? or do I have to run "apt install php-fpm php" (which means searching for the available options b [06:42] eforehand)? [06:44] why does the cursor turn white inside a browser? [07:50] hi [07:50] is there command to see network usage? [07:51] like up / down for current user [07:54] neure: iftop [08:14] My wifi crawls to a near-56k bitrate when I'm streaming audio to a BT headset. [08:15] I'm on 18.04.1. [08:15] What do I do [08:15] I can barely even use the Software Updater when I'm listening to music because it thinks I'm offline. [08:16] My server is unresponsive to the shutdown command. It hangs for about a minute, then exits and nothing happens. Where could I start looking? [08:17] Some other commands are taking a v.long time to run as well, such as top, which takes about 20 seconds to load [08:18] I can see my ctx_sw is high at 34k consistently. === kundancool is now known as anonymousK [08:19] However, CPU load is only 3.7% [08:19] And mem usage is low at 6% [08:25] hell [08:25] hello [08:25] on Ubuntu 18.04, my thunderbird has just updated from 52.9 to 60 and my lightning calendar has disappeared !!! [08:26] I have followed instructions here with no success https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/calendar-updates-issues-thunderbird [08:26] any ideas ? [08:31] who was the fucking idiot who thought it was a good idea to have the keyring prompt pop up 4 times when trying to put in a password to the point that it even interrupts you typing the password??? [08:31] Someone is the dumbest developer in the entire fucking world [08:31] what are you doing when that occurs SudoBash ? [08:31] Whats even worse is to get ride of the keyring prompt, you have to remove your password entirely.... ARE ALL OF YOU FUCKING IDIOTS? [08:31] rid* [08:32] because we all write software for Ubuntu [08:32] check your attitude and come back later [08:32] Well someone in the Linux Dev community is a compelte fucking moron [08:32] at least one person in this channel is. [08:32] what's a good ftp client that accepts keyless sftp (no priv/pub keys hooked to the ftp client before connection) [08:32] Lets annoy users to the point where they want to disable their passwords [08:32] SUPER SMART [08:32] BRILLIANT [08:33] FUCKING STUPID FUCKING IDIOTS STOP FUCKING LINUX AND UBUNTU UP [08:33] bye. [08:33] STOP FUCKING WRITING BULLSHIT CODE [08:33] Can someone kick this rude person please [08:33] lol SudoBash [08:34] can anyone recommend a good sftp client [08:34] !ops | SudoBash [08:34] SudoBash: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [08:36] he's PMming me abuse smh [08:37] rory, paste the convo hah [08:37] +1 [08:37] Hi, I'm getting some failures while executing Poco package unittests/testsuite on imx board. [08:37] Can somebody help here? [08:37] it looks like thunderbird has not been compiled entirely !! [08:37] thunderbird/now 1:60.0+build4-0ubuntu0.18.04.4 amd64 [installé, local] [08:37] thunderbird-globalmenu/bionic-updates,bionic-security 1:52.9.1+build3-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 [08:38] !info thunderbird [08:38] thunderbird (source: thunderbird): Email, RSS and newsgroup client with integrated spam filter. In component main, is optional. Version 1:52.9.1+build3-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (bionic), package size 47521 kB, installed size 128537 kB [08:38] it looks like thunderbird 60 has not been compiled entirely, all other thunderbird related packages are on version 52.9 !!! [08:38] thunderbird-locale-ar/bionic-updates,bionic-security 1:52.9.1+build3-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 [08:38] xul-ext-lightning/bionic-updates,bionic-security 1:52.9.1+build3-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 [08:38] yourname123: dont flood please [08:39] xul-ext-calendar-timezones/bionic-updates,bionic-security 1:52.9.1+build3-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 [08:39] has you can see, all these packages shows version 52.9.1 !! [08:39] while thunderbird is on version 60 !! [08:39] !latest | yourname123 [08:39] yourname123: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [08:40] ubottu, hello, [08:40] ubottu, hello, but you can compile only one peace of a software [08:40] yourname123: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:41] yourname123: this channel is meant for serious questions, please no trolling here [08:41] why can't I have the file type column in the open file dialog in ubuntu 16? [08:42] lotus|NUC, I am not trolling [08:42] I need my agenda and ubuntu has messed it up [08:42] yourname123: wich ubuntu version do you have? [08:42] so I am here to warn people that there is a problem with thunderbird and its agenda on ubuntu 18.04 [08:43] yourname123, i was debating about using thunderbird [08:43] but went with kmail instewad [08:43] yourname123: so your thunderbird version must be 52.9.1 [08:43] I sudenly lost dozen of important informations, I have backups etc, but thunderbird refuse to show me its agenda so I cannot read them [08:43] lotus|NUC, Ubuntu 18.04 provides thunderbird 60 !!!!!!!! [08:44] apt update && apt dist-upgrade installs Thunderbird 60 !! [08:44] while all other thunderbird packages are still in 52.9.1 [08:45] cim209: https://i.imgur.com/Y62vAsS.png [08:45] yourname123: did you install the thunderbird snap? [08:45] what is that ? [08:45] iq is 95% lol wut [08:45] apt install thunderbird [08:46] I use ubuntu for 12 years now [08:46] No Shit... what an idiot [08:46] 95% [08:46] rory, he must be feeling like linus torvalds about other people's codes [08:46] prompting 4 times while interrupting user typing is not a fucking feature you moron [08:46] !ot [08:46] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [08:46] ONLY IN SOME WARPED DEVS MIND IS THAT A FEATURE [08:47] lotus|NUC, what is a snap ? [08:47] SudoBash: So you've never heard of a bug? [08:47] SudoBash: if you walk up to your front door, find it's locked, but do not enter your key, you should not be surprised it remains locked. No matter how loud you shout. [08:47] Lets annoy the fuck out of users 4 times every time they have a browser input box prompt for their password when the browser doesn't even store passwords in the keyring, and oh by the way the only way to disable this is to have a blank password.... -> AWESOME FEATURE [08:47] SudoBash: if you want unrestricted access to your house you should remove the door. [08:47] dont feed him guys [08:48] 4 FUCKING PROMPTS FOR EVERY INPUT BOX? ARE YOU FUCKING STUPID? [08:48] SudoBash: watch your language, please [08:48] FUCK YOU [08:48] You're obviously all stupid [08:48] 4 prompts for every input box on every page [08:48] SudoBash, seems like you need a fresh install of Ubuntu~ [08:48] yea what a fucking features [08:48] FAIL [08:49] UBUNTU = FAIL NOW [08:49] lotus|NUC, what is a snap ? [08:49] !snap | yourname123 [08:49] yourname123: Snaps are containerised software packages similar to flatpaks or appimage. For more info, see https://snapcraft.io [08:50] SudoBash, the gnome ubuntu? yeah it has lots of bugs [08:50] yourname123: with snap you can get some higher package versions on ubuntu for some programs [08:50] cim209: stop that please [08:51] lotus|NUC, do you have experience with ubuntus on macbooks [08:51] cim209: yes in #ubuntu-discuss [08:52] nice [08:52] fucking morons [08:52] NAZI fucking idiots [08:53] !ops | SudoBash [08:53] SudoBash: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [08:53]