[00:01] fishcooker: right; and there are alternatives for *DAV [00:10] fishcooker: https://packages.inverse.ca/SOGo/thunderbird/?C=M;O=D [00:15] ~ /win 1 [00:21] TJ [00:21] the one that you enter your password [00:24] pi0: I realise that; what I meant was, depending on which Desktop Environment you use, there are different programs that provide the screen locker functionality [00:27] oh [00:27] gnome3 [00:27] is that what you mean [00:45] noted TJ-... [00:45] voilla tomreyn.. ic... thats why it is not auto updated... because it is manually installed... the addon not registered on the official addon [00:50] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1084895/which-is-the-proper-way-to-add-lightning-calendar-to-thunderbird-60 [00:50] fishcooker, last comment might be your fix too?? [00:51] if so, please confirm there :-) [00:55] lazy me, OerHeks... thanks for the TBsync === Guest503 is now known as kdbeall [01:20] How to activate numlockx in Ubuntu-mate 18.10 before login [01:21] texla, "/usr/bin/numlockx on" as the command in a systemd .service file would probably work [01:22] texla: Might check your bios also . That function on my system is in bios . [01:25] Bashing-om, First place I checked was the bios. Not in my system [01:25] Udev ? [01:30] Depending on your distro, you may already have a udev rule for keyboards in /lib/udev/rules.d/64-xorg-xkb.rules. On Ubuntu, this imports /etc/default/keyboard, which has options roughly like this: [01:30] XKBMODEL="pc105" [01:30] XKBLAYOUT="us" [01:30] XKBVARIANT="" [01:30] XKBOPTIONS="" [01:30] Not sure this helps [02:00] Hello all! Question, I have a Thinkpad T60 with a video card ATI Radeon X1400 running Xubuntu 18.04. [02:01] I am not sure if it's running the open source drivers but it seems that my FPS are very low in Urban Terror and other OpenGL games. [02:02] how long does it usually take for my uploaded GPG key to show up on the keyserver.ubuntu.com? [02:02] Isn't there a non-free repository for ubuntu that has old proprietary that ran radeon drivers at one point. [02:02] ? [02:03] I got it working in Debian 9 using this link: [02:03] https://mike42.me/blog/2018-01-how-to-use-a-radeon-graphics-card-on-debian-9 [02:04] Which is fine but i would rather use ubuntu for this machine. [02:04] Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you :) [02:07] that x1400 will run on the openradeon driver, AFAIK https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver [02:07] and the list of cards supported by amdgpu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMDGPU-Driver [02:12] @OerHeks, Your right, Both Debian 9 and Xubuntu 18.04 use this by default. [02:14] @OerHeks, I just know that if I use the Non-Free(proprietary) in Debian 9 my FPS went from 15-10 FPS to 60 FPS [02:14] @OerHeks, Hoping I could do the say in Ubuntu or any of it's offical flavors :D [02:15] i have no valid or known solution to use the old flgrx drivers, than installing 14.04 LTS [02:47] hi everyone. just wondering if MST hubs are supported in ubuntu 18.10. i have a startech MSTCDP122DP but only getting display from one of the ports [03:05] any solutions for poor gpu performance? AMD RX 580, just dragging a window around it lags, 75hz display, ryzen 1700 ubuntu 18.10 [03:06] nvme drive / plenty of ram === MrMobius is now known as [1]MrMobius === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [03:12] tombusby: Correct driver loaded ? ' lsmod | grep amdgpu ' ? [03:12] nope everything is loaded correctly [03:13] pretty stumped on this one [03:13] https://pastebin.com/raw/AXBBXmXu [03:16] tombusby: Yeah, looks good for the driver . does ' /var/log/gpu-manager.log ' give any hints ? === daniel is now known as Guest77940 === MrMobius is now known as [1]MrMobius [03:19] https://pastebin.com/raw/jqt5zegR none that i can see === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius === MrMobius is now known as [1]MrMobius === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [03:24] tombusby: "Is amdgpu kernel module available? no" does not bode well to me . Any hints in the big file for what X thinks ? /var/log/Xorg.0.log === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje === capella|away is now known as capella === Dreaman is now known as Blade === WoC- is now known as WoC [04:28] How would i go about blacklisting a specific package (cacti), to prevent it from ever being installed ? [04:34] WoC, sudo apt-mark hold cacti [04:34] Assuming it is not currently installed. === Dreaman is now known as Blade === Dreaman is now known as Blade [04:46] I'm running 18.10 on a dell xps13 and its pretty good except, when I run something that isn't using the wifi for a while, it seems to go to sleep somehow and then I haven't found any way to get it going again other than putting the laptop to sleep and waking it up again. [04:51] I have a sound problem. I find my intel sound card at /proc/asound/cards (it's card0). However, aplay -l says I have no sound cards. Audio is dead. What might be going on? [04:52] when you installed ubuntu dod you choose to download proprietary drivers [04:54] alazy: see what errors specific to audio show up via terminal> journalctl -b --pri=4 [04:55] I don't remember. I probably would have allowed proprietary drivers, but I don't think this old laptop intel sound card would use a proprietary driver. [04:55] guys, any good utlity to test/calibrate joysticks such as a wired xbox controller? [04:57] indicator-sound[8979]: g_menu_remove: assertion '0 <= position && position [04:58] indicator-sound[8979]: accounts-service-access.vala:205: unable to sync las [04:59] assertion '0 <= position && position < menu->items->len' failed [04:59] alazy: via terminal> lsmod | grep snd ## hits or blank? [05:01] Two_Dogs: lsmod | grep snd returns about 15 lines, here's one: snd_hda_intel 36864 3 [05:02] alazy: cool [05:02] gibemoni: jscal [05:04] alazy: check if a hardware switch muted audio [05:06] Two_Dogs: There is a hardware volume dial, but no switch. Dial is mid-range. Sound often (always?) fails after suspend resume on this laptop, but I din't suspend it this time. [05:08] alazy: share output via pastebin of> journalctl -b --pri=3 [05:11] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/jV7HxN7Xzj/ [05:12] Hi, I want to upgrade to gradle/4.4.1-2 [05:12] because the current gradle has a bug === Elon_Satoshi is now known as Copenhagen_Bram [05:13] FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.* What went wrong:Execution failed for task ':compileJava'.> error: invalid source release: 1.11 [05:13] gradle 4.4.1-2 fixes this [05:13] alazy: you testing via mpd? if so, failed to decode means no audio [05:17] Two_Dogs: no, mpd was working fine at that time, the files were actually missing. Sound died after 18:00 on Nov 9th. === crimastergogo_ is now known as crimastergogo [05:20] !latest | Ubuntu1810 [05:20] Ubuntu1810: 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. [05:22] alazy: reboot the thing [05:24] I downloaded a ppa of gradle [05:24] and the problem is gone [05:26] Two_Dogs: :( That always fixes it, for a while. I normally do that but now it is running a very long job that I'd rather not interrupt. No other online fix ideas? [05:31] alazy: restart all of alsa/pulseaudio === viv`d is now known as vivid [05:57] my IRC timestamp seems to be keep being reset almost an hour back in time on Kubuntu; I guess my system clock is going an hour back. Come on, even Windows probably isn't this bad. NTPD should be installed by default, not using some second-rate GUI time set program [05:59] Thanks anyway Two_Dogs. [06:02] now it jumped an hour ahead (yes, the system clock) How do I fix it? [06:05] ok maybe it's on the server the IRC bnc is on... I'll check that === capella is now known as capella|away [07:22] Why does ubuntu pauses when copying large file on a flash drive? Did a google search and found this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1208993 Tried adding the lines: vm.dirty_background_ratio = 5 vm.dirty_ratio = 10 in /etc/sysctl.conf and running sysctl -p. Now I'm using rsync to copy files from my HDD to my flash drive and it seems to be stuck at 79%. It's been a couple of minutes now [07:22] Launchpad bug 1208993 in nautilus (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu slows down and hangs while copying file from/to USB" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:26] mar_d`ghostman: is that a nautilus bug then? seems like you had an error with rsync [07:29] is it possible to stream from ubuntu to firestick [07:30] white_magic_: I also tried copying it via "File Manager"/GUI, same issue though [07:33] mar_d`ghostman: what filesystem is the usb drive? [07:34] mar_d`ghostman: any chance you just used the cp command ? [07:39] Whats the simplest way to view the screen on another monitor? [07:39] I mean [07:39] Normally the answer is to use a cable to connect the monitor [07:39] But this laptop does not come with any slot for this [07:39] I can keep the other monitor connected to its own separate computer if needed [07:40] pikapika: ubuntu has built in desktop sharing called 'remmina' [07:40] Does the other computer also need to be Ubuntu? [07:41] you just need a vnc client [07:41] pikapika: you have a laptop that has neither an HDMI port nor a vga port? [07:41] Yeah neither [07:41] pikapika: buy a usb-> hdmi converter [07:41] what kind of a laptop is that?] [07:42] pikapika for a fast and super easy solution - chrome remote desktop is handy [07:42] white_magic_: ASUS laptops [07:42] does it requires internet? [07:42] if so, can I intead somehow use an ethernet cable [07:42] white_magic_: ASUS laptops that are like Apples seems to be built that way [07:42] pikapika you know that's a fine question - I think it does. vnc is also always an option and runs on pretty much anything [07:42] usb -> hdmi would of course be the standard solution [07:43] marz_d`ghostman: well i guess anything is possible [07:43] white_magic_: my colleagues laptops are ASUS that are like mac replica. haha [07:43] pikapika: since you said you're ok with connect the monitor to a different computer.. i would suggest x11 forwarding :) [07:44] alright I'll have to look into this [07:44] Again, is this possible purely via ethernet cable? [07:44] pikapika: wait, you have the opposite problem.. x11 forwarding is not the answer.. you are not short on displays [07:45] pikapika: like others have said, vnc is *probably* your answer. However, i will suggest something else.. look into team viewer [07:46] pikapika: its less 'linuxy' and hardcore, but if you need something with minimal configuration, it might be the answer [07:46] How much slowdown would vnc suffer from compared to direct monitor? [07:47] pikapika: quite a bit.. e.g. you wouldnt want to watch youtube [07:47] Oh [07:47] Then it kinda defeats the purpose I intended for [07:47] which is? [07:47] Well I guess I gotta shell out cash for usb->hdmi [07:48] I wanted a larger screen for LMMS [07:48] well [07:48] if its so slow, then I guess audio work may not be ideal [07:48] yea you should probably just buy the cable [07:49] I have a few hours to me though, no harm in experimenting the cable trick [07:49] I would like to log in to a remote ubuntu machine with "X -query thatmachine.local" which basically means I need a display manager on the remote machine that talks XDMCP. Which one should I use? [07:57] Whats this 'docking station' thing? [07:58] Can that trick be used if I dont have a monitor port? [07:59] Holy shit that cost [08:01] pikapika: yea they usually charge the big bucks for a docking station [08:02] pikapika: for example, I've had the XPS 15 9550 Dell laptop since late 2015, so about 3 years now. I still havent bought the dock for it. Not gonna pay like $200-300 [08:02] lol yeah [08:03] Wonder if theres some '3rd party' solution that provides similar facility much cheaper [08:03] pikapika: yea, it's called a USB hub and an hdmi cable [08:04] oh and the power cable [08:04] its just less convenient than a dock [08:05] Will it basically appear as separate devices to the os? [08:05] Or does it require some 'special knowledge' from os as well? [08:06] rfm: i think lightdm should work, but i haven't set it up for xdmcp myself. gdm doesn't support it any longer, i think. [08:06] pikapika: it works seamlessly [08:08] ducasse, thanks. At least lightdm does say it supports xdmcp, so I'll try it tomorrow. G'nite. [08:15] How much does a usb hdmi typically cost white_magic_? I am seeing strange figures on the internet, I am guessing I am searching by wrong terms? [08:20] pikapika: where do you live? the cost will vary [08:20] Asia [08:20] pikapika - Here in the USA looks like I could Amazon one for as little as $10.00 USD [08:21] Hmm, the figures i am seeing are on the order of 7-10 times higher [08:21] pikapika: I'm not sure what's economic for you! i live in USA so cables arent very expensive here [08:21] pikapika: if really wanna save, maybe try your luck on Ali Express [08:22] Alright, I'll see what I can get from there === caravena_ is now known as caravena [08:38] im trying to get the terminal to be launched automatically on startup. I found this https://askubuntu.com/questions/308581/how-to-launch-terminal-on-login and Im trying the most voted answer: Press the super key (windows key) but nothing happens === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [08:42] frad: why not try the first answer? the 'startup applications' one [08:42] that should definitely work [08:42] white_magic_, where do I find it? [08:43] frad: press the windows key and search for 'startup' or such [08:44] white_magic_, may me my fault: I run xubuntu, if I press the windows key nothing apperas, not a menu or a search bar. I start typing and a terminal opens, but just because "t" is the sencond letter after "s" in "startup" [08:44] may be [08:45] frad: ok, that explains it. I would personally suggest just added an entry to ~/.profile [08:46] frad: so the command might be 'echo xfce4-terminal >> ~/.profile' [08:47] frad: there's a section under settings called 'session and startup', iirc [08:47] ~ means my home directory, correct? [08:47] frad: yeah [08:48] then I dont find any .profile (hidden files are enabled) [08:48] stop [08:48] im an idiot [08:48] what is it [08:49] frad: i suggest you just look up the xubuntu keyboard shortcut that launches the terminal [08:49] when you boot into linux maybe the first thing you will want to do is check something on a website [08:49] and not use the terminal [08:51] im gonna use the gui (session and starup), thanks! [08:51] frad: sure thing [09:22] hello all [09:24] since the upgrade to ubuntu cosmic i have a bug due to the apache2 version 2.4.34 and openssl 1.1.1: renegotiation failed for ssl auth [09:24] could i open a ticket in ubuntu bug report system or directly on apache2 ? [09:26] try opening it on launchpad, they'll tell you if you need to file it upstream [09:28] Why dont they provide 'diffs' of isos if you have slightly older ones? [09:28] I had one from when 18.04 was just out, now theres .04.1 [09:28] Whats the point of downloading it all again? [09:29] pikapika: they do [09:29] Via the normal update path you mean? [09:30] pikapika: for dailies there are zsync files, duuno if those exist for point releases [09:30] no [09:30] oh [09:30] ducasse: i dont really understand how to create a bug report in launchpad, i must use the apport tool ? i cant just create it from the website ? [09:30] yeah the zsync [09:30] My main thing was [09:30] I wanted to check the hash [09:30] evildead: use 'ubuntu-bug apache2' [09:30] and apparently site does not have data for 18.04 [09:30] huh? [09:30] yeah [09:31] only for 18.04.1 [09:31] The link for 18.04 goes to files for 18.04.1 [09:31] you mean like this? http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/18.04.0/MD5SUMS [09:31] Ben64, see for yourself http://releases.ubuntu.com/ [09:32] oh theres another site with the full data? [09:32] good [09:32] Also, it matches with mine, thank god [09:33] ducasse: it generate a report but i never explain my problem, it is weird... [09:33] hi there [09:34] chromium is not using default cursor with my ubuntu. how can i make it default? [09:34] whoa, they jazzed up the ubuntu server installer [09:35] hi I just installed ubuntu on a verbatim 32GB usb stick. It took hours to do so. And now the boot is not even finished after 15 minutes. Are this usb stick really slow ? or I have a bad one ? [09:37] USB is one of the slowest storage mediums [09:38] plus if it's your first boot and it's on wifi then it's probably downloading updates, making it slower still [09:43] evildead: i'm not finding an issue with apache and ssl in cosmic [09:45] i report this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/1802630 [09:45] Launchpad bug 1802630 in apache2 (Ubuntu) "apache ssl auth failed in renegotiation" [Undecided,New] [09:45] will see [09:54] hey [09:55] is there any way to make a livecd made with the tool that comes with Ubuntu persistent? === jje_ is now known as jje [10:04] hey all, i have an issue with 18.10 on AX370-Gaming 5. sound is never put through the mic/headphones jack, it always goes to the speaker plugged in the back. [10:04] anyone has similar issue? [10:04] or i should just report a bug [10:08] mispp: did you try any sound settings > output tab [10:08] yes [10:08] i tried changing output from line out to whatever is offered, no positive effect [10:09] the issue is - headphones being plugged in is detected, but the sound is not routed to them [10:09] rather they still go to speakers being louder [10:17] how do i share my user/.ssh folder with my root user? it complains about some ownership issues [10:17] I am using 18.04 and my taskbar foreground texts are almost transparent, which is barely visible at all. After some googling around, I could see that "gnome-color-chooser" could help me tweak the foreground and background of any desktop component. I am using gnome-classic mode in-stead of Unity. Now I started the application but unable to decide which component would actually change the taskbar items background and foreground colors. Any [10:17] pointers would be great! [10:21] it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/KDVXNfP.png [10:22] coldpresent: you can't [10:22] You could barely make out the texts in here [10:22] blackflow: thanks [10:24] is it like the application doesn't work for classic-desktop mode at all? [10:29] How can I pipe stdoutput and stderror to the same file? [10:31] me80iq: cat something > somefile 2>&1 or cat something &>> file with bash 4.0+ [10:32] blackflow: What does the & do? [10:32] in this context it's &>> as one token [10:33] blackflow: Maybe I'm not fully understanding. I'm trying to pipe the output of a command that gives stdoutput, but also produces an error, to curl. "command" | curl ...... [10:34] If I do that I just get the stdoutput [10:34] I tried with cat just now, but didn't work :< [10:34] me80iq: you asked the wrong question then. youasked "pipe to a file" | is not "to a file" but "to stdin of another program" [10:34] anyway, this is not the place for this. the bash documentation has all the info, or whatever your shell is. [10:35] I just figured whether it was a file or curl wouldn't matter [10:35] (in fact > is not even a pipe but redirection, but you asked "to a file" so I went along) [10:35] DERP [10:35] Well, sorry. [10:36] I am a noob [10:37] yeah but it's an important distinction. do you want to output to a file and use stderr redirection into the stdout output, that's the form I gave you. with pipe to another program, it's |& if I'm not mistaken [10:37] yeh, |& https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html#Pipelines [10:38] blackflow: Yeah it worked. Thanks. [10:38] blackflow: Now I can ask my real question :D [10:38] oh, a XY problem :) [10:38] I'm trying to get vulkan running on ubuntu. I have an optimus laptop with Nvidia-PRIME and have the nvidia gpu selected. This is the output+error msg from vulkaninfo: https://ptpb.pw/8riQ [10:41] That I wouldn't know, sorry. Are you building something from source? Vulkan worked for me out of the box in wine, played Doom4 under wine w/ vulkan api. regular nvidia gpu tho' [10:42] Trying to do a vulkan tutorial === hays_ is now known as hays === Dreaman is now known as Blade [10:58] regarding that readonly microsd card who isnt readonly but writes completed are gone after reinserting the card: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=200917 [11:02] How long does it typically take to install ubuntu onto a usb drive (not hard disk)? [11:09] 1 to 5 times as long as it takes on an SSD [11:10] blackflow: Idk if you care, but I ran my vulkan stuff again with "sudo" and it worked [11:10] do you have any idea why? [11:11] At least the damn bar is progressing [11:11] me80iq: no idea what you even tried to do there [11:11] blackflow: There's some 3d spinning cube included in the vulkan SDK as a test. If I run it as sudo it works, otherwise I get errors. [11:12] maybe you installed it in a folder or something that requires root [11:13] I dont install on opt for this reason when there are apps with single folder [11:15] (of course this isnt a multi user system) [11:19] me80iq: I'm assuming you aren't talking about execution permissions? ther error you posted wasn't related to that anyway. in which case... is there a permission problem with regards to a /dev(ice) ? [11:20] blackflow: I have no idea. [11:21] me80iq: can you strace it? [11:33] Is there a tool on Ubuntu (Or WSL) to test packet loss on the router? Something like iperf where I can set the size of the packets my TCP flow is sending and do not to configure the sender [11:42] Re12_: mtr or mtr-tiny for no gui [11:47] Re12_: on linux (not WSL, i would think) you can send custom packets using scapy. [11:49] mtr sends icmp type 8 (and receives type 0), so echo request / response packets. [11:50] tomreyn: So not TCP packets. Does scapy allow that? [11:50] Re12_: yes, scapy does. [11:51] but most likely not on WSL [11:52] tomreyn: Looks like I can set packet size on ping. [11:52] https://blogs.sans.org/pen-testing/files/2016/04/ScapyCheatSheet_v0.2.pdf may hlp, it's a complex utility. ask in ##networking for more help. [11:52] ping is icmp echo, you wanted tcp [11:52] Yeah... [11:53] Looks like scapy is on wsl [11:53] :) [11:55] Re12_: right, but the linux kernel is not. if you suspect your router is dropping or mishandling traffic it may be easier to just capture traffic on two wires / devices close to it and send traffic you suspect to be mangled / dropped between those. [11:55] hello, seniors [11:56] please kindly inform, do you know what font type used when ubuntu boot in first screen? [11:56] where the words are 'flying' .. [11:57] tomreyn: I see. [11:57] !info fonts-ubuntu-console [11:57] fonts-ubuntu-console (source: fonts-ubuntu): console version of the Ubuntu Mono font. In component main, is optional. Version 0.83-2 (bionic), package size 18 kB, installed size 62 kB [11:58] adikwok: probably this one ^ [11:58] tomreyn: I guess for my purposes ICMP would work though. What I want to test is whether my office router's buffer is packet based or byte based. [11:58] thx for replying, tomreyn [11:58] and ubottu [11:59] i try to look for that flying fonts type. it is cool, for me. [12:00] tomreyn: I guess the problem would be that TCP sends a burst so I can try to overwhelm the buffer but I'm not sure how ICMP pings work. Do they send a packet at a time? [12:01] adikwok: actually i may have been wrong there, you're asking about the tty font, this is set by console-setup, see /etc/default/console-setup and the console-setup(5) manual page [12:03] tomreyn: i tried ubuntu mono regular in terminal, its not same as the font type, which was flying on screen first boot [12:03] Re12_: icmp echo packets are usually single packets, yes. [12:03] adikwok: right, the fonts used in graphical (X) terminals differ from those used on TTYs / during the early boot process. [12:04] tomreyn: i dont understand how to read this.. # Consult the console-setup(5) manual page. [12:04] adikwok: maybe this helps you more than the documentation i already pointed you to above. https://askubuntu.com/questions/173220/how-do-i-change-the-font-or-the-font-size-in-the-tty-console [12:05] adikwok: console-setup(5) manual page -> run "man 5 console-setup" [12:05] ok, i try man 5 console-setup [12:05] requires that you have man-db installed [12:07] tomreyn: Looks like tcping would work as well. [12:08] tomreyn: i can read man 5 console-setup .. FONTFACE and FONTSIZE [12:09] Re12_: that's not in ubuntu AFAIK [12:09] adikwok: i appreciate that you can read it. [12:10] tomreyn: the fonts which similar is uroob, i guess, .. but in terminal, i can only find uroob bold.,. [12:11] adikwok: i told you all i know about this, you're on your own, i'm afraid. [12:11] tomreyn: thx for pointing direction .. [12:12] you're welcome. in caser you get stuck you could also try repeating your question here later or ask in ##linux, too [12:14] tomreyn: ok, here is my searching .. im looking for fonts type used when ubuntu is boot,.. those 'flying' words, are cool.. i installed ubuntu mono, and its not the font like used in boot time. [12:15] tomreyn: ubuntu mono, similar to font used when i am in gnome-terminal, [12:18] i still dont think i can help more, sorry. [12:27] tomreyn: i found font type, its terminus, . but i can not set in terminal . no terminus fonts. :[ [12:29] adikwok, did you sudo fc-cache -f -v [12:30] after installing [12:31] you just need to: sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup [12:32] ah I awoke too early [12:34] coz_: i did just now, fc-cache -f -v. it print the /usr/share/fonts/ .. [12:34] adikwok, I believe tomreyn's suggestion may be more appropriate [12:37] tomreyn: coz_: thx .. im running dpkg-reconfigure console-setup [12:40] tomreyn: i am rebooting my lp after this message, hopefully terminus is able to be chose in terminal. [12:40] tomreyn: i will update soon .. === mkv is now known as m4v [12:47] tomreyn: still can not add console-setup fonts to my lxterminal [12:49] tomreyn: ubuntu mono, is cool also, i can use it for now [12:50] may i ask more question? its about LXDE, .. i had added keybinds for ctrl+alt+t. ..yet i had not found how to set brightness with keyboard, . like i could do when i was in gnome-desktop [12:51] it is only that brightness control i need for now, ( because many failed things i read at the logs, but i still can use this gnome ubuntu with lxde. [12:53] adikwok, you can use xrandr === alephnull_ is now known as alephnull [12:56] ioria: i tried xrandr . and result is no gamma output .. same like yesterday [12:57] adikwok, the exact cmd you used ? [12:57] ioria: i am using acer 4315. with intel integrated graphics [12:57] ioria: xrandr [12:58] adikwok, no, i mean to set the brightness ? [12:58] ioria: yes, i dont know what cmd to use,. i only type xrandr [12:58] adikwok, can you paste the output ? [12:59] ioria: i forgot how to paste the output .. and i dont know how to check logs about myname only in this irc [13:00] adikwok, xrandr | pastebinit [13:07] ioria: http://termbin.com/be0m [13:08] adikwok, ofc, something wrong there [13:09] ioria: many wrong in my installation [13:09] adikwok, well, what you have ? Intel Celeron M with 2G ram ? [13:10] ioria: intel celeron, 1,73ghz. with 2G ram [13:12] ioria: here is inxi Gxx. http://termbin.com/gwed [13:13] adikwok, should be the Intel Celeron M "530"; lscpu | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:14] ioria: http://termbin.com/wg3b [13:15] adikwok, and what did you install exactly on that pc ? [13:15] ioria: ubuntu 18.04.1 gnome, change to lxde only [13:16] adikwok, and why you did not install lubuntu ? [13:16] ioria: honestly, . lxde is faster than when i used win 7 with readyboost 32gb [13:17] ioria: i twak tweaked many gnome things, .. if i install lubuntu, i am not sure whether its gonna break all gnome-settings or not [13:17] Hello. When booting my bionic I get an kernel oops. Don't know what I changed to cause this, but when I rescue the system, and without doing anything more than saying "normal boot", it works. What could that be? [13:18] adikwok, 1) i'd install Lubuntu (given your cpu and ram) 2) i think you tweaked too much [13:18] now, i still can use gnome-things .. in lxde, . with much more booster energy [13:19] Is there a way to get the error in a file instead of having to make a photo? It might be important to know that I'm using a Ryzen 1800X cpu [13:19] ioria: i am sure, i tweaked too much, since im blind in ubuntu, tried to find out at askubuntu,.. some things i get from there., till i get stucked , and found out this irc channel [13:21] tomreyn: hey would you happen to know real routers that are byte based not packet based? [13:24] ioria: l x d e is fast now, .. and only consumed 300mb when first run, made my laptop back to its youth power, .. i dont know why. but this ubuntu 18.04.1 with l x d e .. is fast now. and i could watch youtube fullscreen HD with firefox, . which i could not do ..even when i was in win 7. i guess. .. back then i could play fullscreen, .. but not in HD quality [13:27] adikwok, may i ask you what was your original issue ? [13:55] Ubuntu 18.04 I've installed KDE desktop. Can I uninstall/remove gnome somehow? === daniel is now known as Guest30759 [14:12] if webserver is listening to all interface when i use openvpn client with redirect gateway,should i then technically be able to still reach the webserver through the main physical connection other than the tun interface? [14:12] sorry this was ment for networking using webchat [14:13] Setting up virtualbox-5.2 (5.2.22-126460~Ubuntu~bionic) ... [14:13] addgroup: The group `vboxusers' already exists as a system group. Exiting. [14:13] Failed to enable unit: Connection timed out [14:19] ioria: i am looking for how to set brightness via keyboard fn+ left or right arrow. like i did in gnome-desktop [14:22] ioria: i tried to add ctrl+alt+t to $HOME/.config/lxde-rc.xml [14:24] and it worked. [14:28] ioria: yet i have not find how to set brightness with keyboard. fn+left or right key in l x d e. .. [14:32] just a headsup, anyone else experienced segfaulting systemd when installing the virtualbox 5.2.22 update through apt and virtualbox.org? Some logfiles of the event: https://pastebin.com/7Nn0YMnG === dinasty is now known as hilom === thyri0n_ is now known as thyri0n [14:45] Hi folks [14:47] adikwok: the fn key is usually interpreted by hardware, and doesn't send normal key events, so it can't be bound like other keys. you would need special code. [14:48] Apachez: if packages from an external repo introduce crashes, that is not really an issue for us [14:48] ducasse: fn key for sound volume is working, with pulseaudio too.. [14:50] adikwok: probably because it is interpreted by hardware to send volume up/down events [14:50] ducasse: now i can only do manually with echo 1 > /sys/class/backlight/acer_wmi/brightness [14:51] but still its not low light enough when working in the room. [14:51] adikwok: bind it to another key combo [14:52] ducasse: how to bind it to another key combo? [14:52] change fn+left to alt+left ? [14:53] adikwok: i don't know how lxde/openbox handles that, but you could use xbindkeys [14:55] ducasse: i did follow xbacklight -10 .. but it is not working [14:58] ducasse: i tried type in terminal. xbacklight -10 .. the result is: No outputs have backlight property [15:00] adikwok: then i don't know, the hardware keys work here [15:00] ducasse: ok, thx for your attention. [15:03] ducasse: having systemd segfaulting is an issue for canonical [15:10] I'm creating a bootable usb with full ubuntu installed [15:11] it's pain to make it bootable on my surface pro 5 [15:11] I need to convert the usb from MBR to GPT [15:11] and install UEFI [15:12] i've created a 350MB partition format to fat 32 and move it to the front of the partition list [15:12] suppose /dev/sda1 is my linux installed partition, now changed to /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda1 is the 350mb fat for EUFI [15:13] am I suppose doing this? [15:13] I also used gdisk to convert my disk to gpt [15:14] HaMsTeRs: sounds sensible to me although the EFI-SP does not have to be at the start of the device [15:14] why fat, why not ntfs? [15:15] BluesKaj: because it is the EFI-SP [15:16] I'm not sure if I'm doing this right [15:16]