[00:18] pronounced uhhbuntu or ewwwbuntu [00:19] oo-boon-too [00:19] https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu === Zren_ is now known as Zren [01:18] My program menu is stuck on the middle of the screen.. How can I restart the dekstop windows manager? === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [02:00] Hi, is ubuntu 16.04.3 still supported? [02:03] 16.04 is supported untl 2021 [02:04] Steven_M: 16.04.3 itself, which implies a very specific kernel, is not [02:04] Steven_M: you should be on 16.04.5 now, and running either a 4.4 or 4.15 kernel, I believe [02:13] nacc: Understood :-), I just hope I won't have the same nvidia issues that I'm having with 18.10. [02:18] nacc, did you get anywhere further? [02:19] ntd: sadly no [02:19] any plans for alt kernel for bionic? [02:19] getting 18.10 kernel [02:27] I have lost my command to show how much unused space i have left on my hdd..anyone help [02:29] texla, df -h [02:30] slidinghorn, Thanks for the info [02:30] ntd: you mean hwe, and yes, eventually i assume so [02:32] I figured out my sound issue from the past is because I'm an idiot who forgot when I changed main computers I was using a DVI to HDMI adapter so there was no sound. I am low looking for a USB video adaper that has HDMI and most that I found say the don't support linux. Does anyone here use one that they can reccomend? An internal video card is not an option. [02:46] hi all. i m trying to build a wifi hotspot but im having a problem with the password. somehow the computers say incorrect password whatever i try. here is my hostapd.conf: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NdbcNqbRHg/ -- anybody has any suggestions please? [02:59] hi all. i m trying to build a wifi hotspot but im having a problem with the password. somehow the computers say incorrect password whatever i try. here is my hostapd.conf: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NdbcNqbRHg/ -- anybody has any suggestions please? [03:13] hi all. i m trying to build a wifi hotspot but im having a problem with the password. somehow the computers say incorrect password whatever i try. here is my hostapd.conf: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NdbcNqbRHg/ -- anybody has any suggestions please? === capella is now known as capella|away [03:36] cihhan: A little more patience than 15 mins seems to be in order currently. >_> [03:46] Hello all, have a question about Chromium in Ubuntu. I just got a 2017 Macbook and am planning to dual boot with Ubuntu. In looking through the Chromium builds for OSX and Linux, to find the OSX build I want, I guess I am a little out of touch which channel or channels are the "chromium-browser" in Ubuntu. [03:47] Is chromium-browser the Chromium nightly at some point where someone decided to update the package? [03:47] I haven't paid attention to the various chrome builds in years. Didn't know they had beta, canary, and nightly [03:48] But it looks like the only one the label "Chromium" is the nightly.. [03:49] 70 is current, https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=chromium-browser [03:50] dunno about Chromium builds for OSX, nor on windows, those version numbers can be confusing [03:52] Yeah, I really want the same level of stability/instability as I guess what i've run in Ubuntu all these years. I'm looking at what's 70 in Win/OSX [04:04] OerHeks: Thanks.. It doesn't look like there's a 1-for-1 Chromium for OSX.. No biggie, i'm still gonna do most of my highly suspicious browsing in Ubuntu anyway === Vilegent is now known as kk4ewt [04:54] is there a more bleeding edge flavor of ubuntu? [04:55] raj: Sid :) [04:56] raj: for more latest packages, try a non-LTS of ubuntu [04:56] epicmetal, that's debian, no? [04:56] raj: yes, hence the emoticon. Ubuntu derives from Sid [04:57] raj: but what lotuspsychje said (18.10) [04:58] raj: or if you want more experimental, the disco dingo [04:58] Does a fully patched 18.10 run 4.19+ ? [04:59] epicmetal: there are known problems with 4.19 kernel, stay away from it , yet :p [04:59] lotuspsychje: that's why I'm asking [04:59] lotuspsychje: does 18.10 stay away from it [05:00] !info linux-image-generic cosmic [05:00] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.18.0.12.13 (cosmic), package size 2 kB, installed size 14 kB [05:00] thanks [05:00] epicmetal: if you stay away from the mainline :p [05:00] I wonder how many Arch users got burned [05:00] epicmetal: or help bugging out, also an option [05:00] Huh [05:01] Gotta go [05:01] thanks epicmetal lotuspsychje [05:07] What happens if I DD command a 256gb HDD to 250gb HDD ? === Scotty_Trees is now known as Scotty_Scrooges === Scotty_Scrooges is now known as Scotty_Direction === Scotty_Direction is now known as Scotty_Scrooges [05:16] klu3: 256gb hdd does not fit to 250gb HDD. You need to make last partitions on 256gb hdd smaller first, before dd. [05:19] hi guys, my syslog log is flooding with all these messages, anyone knows what is it? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/JT8HScFkhH/ [05:21] robert45, are you in china? [05:21] slidinghorn no, why [05:21] because the login attempt was from an IP near Baotou, China === capella|away is now known as capella [05:23] Hi all, having an interesting issue. Under kernel 4.18.0-10-generic, my built in wifi works, however under 4.18.0-12-generic while its recognized under lspci it doesn't do anything. Can anyone suggest what changes I need to make so that I don't have to keep running the older kernel? [05:25] here is what lspci -vv says about my wifi: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/76nH4pxgyV/ [05:30] slidinghorn I was talking about the other systemd lines [05:36] Ubuntu 16.04> When I log in using my laptop ( connected to an external monitor ), I'm able to select Applications:> SystemTools:> System Settings:> Displays:> Mirror Displays ( check box ):> Apply ( button ). It works fine no problem. The monitor shows exactly what my laptop screen shows. The problem is that every time I reboot, I have to go through the same procedure over and over again. How can I perminantly set it to just ALWAYS m [05:36] irror the display when an external monitor is present? [05:37] Or would there be a better channel to discuss my issue in? (or I suppose a better time :)) [05:37] katronix, sorry man, I just logged in. What is your problem? [05:41] CrazyH, my desktop has a built in wifi. under kernel 4.18.0-10-generic it works out of the box, but when the system upgraded to kernel 4.18.0-12-generic the kernel is still seen by lspci but it doesn't do anything [05:42] CrazyH: here is what lspci -vv says about my wifi: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/76nH4pxgyV/ [05:42] err kernel = wifi lol [05:42] is there a way to have a split view when using the terminal? [05:43] gambl0r3, yes, you can use the screen utility to do ALL kinds of cool terminal control stuff. [05:43] gambl0r3, you'll have to read up on it, but when it comes to terminals, there isn't much that screen can't do [05:44] got it working. thanks [05:45] katronix, well, it seems like the kernal is happy with your Wifi hardware. What app are you using to configure the connection and connect. Is it the default Wifi app? [05:46] CrazyH, no I was using the default Ubuntu app to configure it [05:46] CrazyH, under the newer Kernel it says I have no Wifi hardware :( [05:46] katronix, yeah, that's what I mean. The default Ubuntu wifi app [05:47] CrazyH, then yes I am :) [05:47] katronix, I have problems with that app ALL the time. It seems to be somewhat buggy. [05:48] katronix, all I'm saying is, don't assume that it's the hardware. It might just be a simple app issue [05:49] CrazyH, any suggestions? staying in an old kernel doesn't seem like the brightest of ideas lol [05:50] katronix, first of all, check demsg and /var/log/syslog for errors pertaining to your wifi card [05:50] katronix, if you don't find anything there, given that lsmod seems to also be happy, I would venture to guess that the problem is the app [05:51] but if you do find a problem in one of those places, then you might have a hardware conf issue which you will need to chace down [05:53] hmmmm, my log files only show this run :( [06:00] CrazyH, guess I have to reboot again [06:01] hmm are packages deleted as soon as they have been installed byt apt ? === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [06:09] hi CrazyH https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/g6Jz7ymjzd/ here both work [06:09] (and non working) [06:09] katronix, what do to mean? Does it work, or not? [06:10] CrazyH, Under the old kernel yes, I put in that url the output of /var/log/syslog for both when it does and doesn't work [06:13] well, what does it say now? I don't really care about what it used to say. What does it say now? [06:14] katronix: can you pastebin the output from 'lspci -k' when it doesn't work? [06:15] hey all hope all is well! I am wondering how to increase my wifi speed by changing to full duplex 100 instead of current 10 half... googled and found too many old bs solutions that dont work.. anyone have a tip? [06:16] tried this: sudo ethtool -s wlo1 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off [06:16] didnt work [06:16] sudo iwconfig [06:16] wlo1 IEEE 802.11 ESSID:"Surveillance Van 1" [06:16] Mode:Managed Frequency:2.462 GHz Access Point: BC:2E:48:F4:D8:19 [06:16] Bit Rate=21.7 Mb/s Tx-Power=30 dBm [06:16] Retry short long limit:2 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off [06:16] Encryption key:off [06:16] Power Management:off [06:17] !paste | sixpack [06:17] sixpack: 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. [06:18] sorry about the flood but that is all it showed so I didnt think to pastbin it [06:20] hmm what hapened to gksudo, and how can I use admin:// in it's place ? [06:21] and why am I being asked to select a user when I have sudo rights [06:22] omg I just found some info that says full duplex is not possible for wifi [06:23] why doesn't it just defaut to current user [06:23] most of my 18.04 servers has the "123 packages can be updated, 123 are security updates" in the motd, but one of them doesn't have any at all. is it overwritten by the "Canonical Livepatch is enabled." one? is it possible to get it back? [06:25] hm, "90-updates-available" is missing in /etc/update-motd.d for some reason. [06:28] ok, installing update-notifier-common fixed it. thanks anyways. [06:36] so there is no actual usefull replacement for gksu(do) for running applications such as synaptic [06:37] well acutally the problem with synaptic is that it is run with synaptic.pkexec and then the system will ask which user to select in stead simply assuming the current user want to run it [07:13] Hello when using task switching the order of windows keeps changing and its extremely annoying to cycle through all the windows. Is there a way to keep the order unchanged ? [07:15] or is it possible to ungroup the windows by the application so that I can hit the window I need with single action ? [07:19] lapion: And why is being asked a problem there? [07:23] using sass, how can i add a css property to a parent element only if a child element exists? [07:28] krytarik, nvm the problem was related to a broken upgrade [07:55] Can I use the standard LTS ubuntu as a "live usb" as well? [07:55] To use ubuntu without affecting the hard drive? [07:56] yes === technobi is now known as eduxot [08:08] gambl0r3: you can probably find a better place to ask that question [08:08] ask !alis === eduxot is now known as technobi [08:10] Chaser: for ungrouping windows we have users switching to kubuntu for a better experience [08:11] Chaser: on gnome, there's activities button, alt+tab and super+pgdn for easy working, and workspaces [08:17] is it possible to create a password usb drive boot [08:18] in ubuntu [08:19] you can create an encrypted usb [08:21] but how will the os know to look out for it [08:23] Hello everyone ! On Ubuntu 18.04 Gnome there are times the wifi icon is missing from top right panel . Something like the bug described here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1755986 [08:23] Launchpad bug 1755986 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "WiFi icon / settings gone from user menu" [Undecided,Expired] [08:23] Is there any fix for this ? [08:24] The issue can be illustrated in this pic https://launchpadlibrarian.net/364815822/Screenshot%20from%202018-04-12%2016-23-22.png [08:24] afx_: is your system up to date? [08:25] lotuspsychje, it is yes [08:25] afx_: wifi chipset please? [08:25] lotuspsychje, let me check [08:25] wifi is working correctly by the way [08:25] ok tnx [08:25] the icon is missing [08:27] lotuspsychje, wireless 8260 intel corpo [08:28] pi0: you have an unencrypted /boot partition, or set grub up to unlock it [08:28] afx_: have you affect yourself to the bug? [08:28] lotuspsychje, what do you mean ? [08:29] ah sorry there are some updates. Let me install those ! [08:29] Although after restart the problem fixes [08:29] But occasionally it reappears [08:29] afx_: update to .42 kernel first & reboot, then lets debug again [08:29] let me restart for a moment [08:30] thankyou ! [08:34] lotuspsychje, same problem with .42 kernel installed and after restart [08:34] afx_: didnt you say after a reboot it fixxed? [08:34] lotuspsychje, on some occasions yes [08:34] shoot is there a tutorial on this? [08:34] ah [08:34] not everytime obv :( [08:35] afx_: was this a clean install or an lts upgrade? [08:35] lotuspsychje, clean install [08:35] afx_: ok that sounds like a bug then [08:35] afx_: you have time to file a new !bug with me? [08:36] lotuspsychje, also on gnome-tweaks I was advised to enable : "Ubuntu appindicators" and "Ubuntu dock" , but this didn't make any difference [08:37] afx_: ubuntu-bug gnome-shell [08:37] lotuspsychje, no time but let's do this anygay [08:37] anyway* [08:37] afx_: will take few minutes [08:37] ok let's go [08:37] :) [08:37] afx_: in your bug description, add the screenshot and your story, feel free to add the bug url after [08:38] the bug url I pasted earlier? [08:38] afx_: no, the new one that will be created from you [08:38] you mean paste it here [08:38] ok [08:39] yeah [08:40] pi0: i don't know of any, try a web search [08:42] ducasse: will do, but what keywords should i use when searching? [08:43] pi0: "create encrypted ubuntu usb drive", maybe - you might need to try a few [08:46] lotuspsychje, this is the same bug here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1774957 . Should I click on "Yes,this is the bug I'm trying to report' ? [08:46] Launchpad bug 1774957 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "Network icons in status menu disappearing" [Medium,Fix released] [08:47] afx_: nice find, yes you can use that bug [08:47] thank you! [08:48] afx_: add your story there if you like [08:59] lotuspsychje, ok I will [09:04] afx_: the more people who say they are affected, the more attention the bug gets [09:04] (and the faster it is fixed) [09:05] +1 [09:08] be right bck [09:08] lotuspsychje, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1774957 [09:08] Launchpad bug 1774957 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "Network icons in status menu disappearing" [Medium,Fix released] [09:08] ducasse, [09:10] hello there. I am trying to upgade ubuntu 16.04 desktop to 18.04. I am running a command "do-release-upgrade" in console and got an error "Please install all available updates for your release before upgrading.". After that I am trying to upgrade packages using command apt update && apt -y upgrade [09:10] After that I have got an error that libegl1-mesa libegl1-mesa:i386 libgbm1 libgbm1:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 did not updated [09:10] should I remove this packages to update my OS? [09:13] midori-rus: try 'apt full-upgrade', if that fails try 'apt install -f' [09:14] ducasse: I have ran it. There is 6 packages which did not updated [09:14] libegl1-mesa libegl1-mesa:i386 libgbm1 libgbm1:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 [09:32] Following this guide https://lampjs.wordpress.com/2015/06/26/remapchange-your-secondaryusb-keyboard-keys/ , there is one comment stating that by unplugging the keyboard the layout will get lost . Is that true with xkbcomp ? [09:36] Hello! I am running i3wm on lubuntu, with no changes made to its config. Does anybody know how to make the terminal slightly transparent? I am not sure which terminal I am using, how to find out, or how to adjust the settings. [09:36] not a life or death thing, but I haven't been able to figure it out [09:37] Galactor: first of all you need to run a compositor, then you need a terminal that supports transparency [09:38] Is there any way in Ubuntu 18.04 for the WiFi to automatically be disabled/turned off/disconnected when an Ethernet connection is active? [09:38] Galactor: i3 does not officially support compositors, btw, so you're on your own if you get problems [09:41] ducasse: ah I see. A lot of trouble for a little thing. Thanks for the info [09:42] Galactor: it's not really hard to set up, just install compton or xcompmgr, run it in the background, and set transparency in your terminal [09:44] is kubuntu is better looking desktop than the default gnome ? [09:45] Kazdax: "better looking" is highly subjective [09:45] Kazdax: also depends on how they are configured === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [09:54] i notice ubuntu runs much faster than windows [09:55] like when it boots up ..it loads all the icons and you can just start working without having to wait for all the tasks to startup [09:55] then i guess maybe windows has more tasks ..but for the normal work i do on my computer..like browsing , chatting and youtube ..it all works just fine [10:00] * BDbas o/ [10:06] Kazdax: there is a category "pleasing to work with" too. (at least under linux there is) [10:07] Kazdax: for you to decide what that is [10:11] Is there any alarm function for the battery systray app so that it alarms when adapter should connect/disconnect? [10:12] Configured on %. === capella is now known as capella|away [10:27] hello. can someone using bionic check the following on theie system? [10:27] gstreamer1.0-python3-plugin-loader : Conflicts: gstreamer1.0-python3-dbg-plugin-loader [10:27] after changing my password, kwallet asks for my password again every time after log in. this is really annoying. how do i fix this? (running kubuntu 18.04) [10:28] is there such conflict after issuing apt-get --reinstall gstreamer1.0* ? [10:36] hi there. is it possible to install subj on md raid5 ? i failed on grub-install stage ^( === rud0lf is now known as \\ === \\ is now known as rud0lf [10:59] I use Eclipse in Ubuntu, the keyboard shortcut ctrl+alt+arrow_down is very important for me and I cant disable in Ubuntu. I would like leave to Eclipse this shortcut [11:05] In Ubuntu keyboard shortcut, I not found `ctrl+alt+arrow_down` [11:08] computeiro: it's in mine, maybe look harder? [11:17] Anybody here use Evolution as a mail client? Every time I try to interact with an existing contact (update, delete, etc.) it says "Failed to [action] contact, Contact ID already exists" [11:20] from time to time duplicate hosts pop up randomly. What causes this and how to stop it from happening? [11:20] ^ ignore that ... wrong channel :P [11:28] I know this is not really relevant to Ubuntu, but I'm not sure where else to post. Does anyone know if it's possible when creating an Outlook account, how to specify the username for the account? It doesn't appear possible here. [11:30] necrophcodr, maybe ask in ##windows-social or ##windows [11:30] Mathisen, thanks! === Ayo is now known as Guest76018 [11:58] Anyone has experience with 10bit per channel monitors on linux? [11:58] hello. after systemupdates I cannot boot into gui. having a notebook with intel gpu Graphics 620. I can only boot in recovery mode. or settng nomodeset n /etc/default/grub options. what can I do? [12:20] Installaing a CMS to my site.. But it want writeaccess to /tmp :O How can I fix this? [12:24] swensson: what kind of service? running ubuntu server? [12:34] afternoon ioria [12:34] lotuspsychje, hi lotus; you too [12:48] Hi all, anyone available to help me with a driver issue? My box has a built in wifi and I've found under Kernel 4.18.0-10-generic it works out of the box, but under 4.18.0-12-generic its not seen (though lspci still shows it) [12:50] katronix: didnt you share this with us yesterday? [12:51] lotuspsychje, it was early this morning for me, but fell asleep before it was fixed :( [12:52] katronix: i would advice a new !bug for this, as you can reproduce this issue on a different kernel [12:53] lotuspsychje, I've only seen it on one kernel, one it works one it doesn't. Would like to fix it so it doesn't happen at all, but yes a bug should probably be submitted for it [12:53] katronix: if you would take your time to create the bug, would be great for the community, and yourself [12:54] Hi folks [12:54] katronix: ubuntu-bug linux [12:54] lotuspsychje, do I do that as a shell command? [12:55] katronix: yes from the terminal, you can create the bug like this [12:55] katronix: maybe logged on as your affected kernel [12:55] (if you can get online over cable) [12:56] katronix: that will transfer you to the launchpad, from there you can add your story [12:56] lotuspsychje, if I can't get on line with the affected kernel, can I run the command from the affected one but delay uploading it till I'm online? [12:58] katronix: then file the bug with a working kernel no problem. just add your story to the bug then, wich kernel affected and wich not [12:58] k [12:58] katronix: feel free to share the bugs link afterwards to us [12:59] k [13:00] katronix, is secure boot enabled ? [13:03] lotuspsychje, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1807388 [13:03] Launchpad bug 1807388 in linux (Ubuntu) "Issue with wifi on 4.18.0-12-generic" [Undecided,New] [13:03] ioria, I don't believe so [13:04] Are the apt-src repos generally available for PPAs? I don't trust random binaries and want a more AUR-like experience, where you can audit the debian/rules and then decide to build. [13:04] katronix: thank you for taking your time to file the bug! [13:05] lotuspsychje, np, is it possible to configure grub to boot into the working version of the system till the bug is fixed? by default it wants to do the newer one which then means no wifi [13:06] katronix: its not very reccomended to keep running older kernels for security reasons [13:07] katronix: i would suggest perhaps a higher !mainline kernel? [13:07] lotuspsychje, yes but linux isn't as much fun offline lol, do you mean build it myself? [13:07] or just get a newer one from kernel.org? [13:08] katronix: a few ideas for faster bug solve is: test things out yourself, find other users affected [13:08] !mainline | katronix compile is not needed :p [13:08] katronix compile is not needed :p: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [13:08] katronix: every time you test something, add it to the bug ok [13:08] k [13:09] Where is ubuntu's kernel saved? I want to invoke `make install` to copy kernel image for ubuntu in /boot. [13:09] katronix: also keep in mind, 18.10 is a non-lts version, did you try your wifi on LTS? [13:09] since i can't find it in /usr/src [13:09] ah nwm its in /usr/src im dumb [13:10] lotuspsychje, no I didn't would that require a complete re-install? [13:11] will there be an upgraded policykit today? [13:11] is invoking `make && make modules_install && make install` the correct approach to compile ubuntu's kernel? [13:12] kreyren: we dont reccomend compiling own kernels, use !mainline instead [13:12] mainline meaning? [13:12] ntd: for package questions, ask in #ubuntu-release [13:13] !mainline | kreyren existing kernels here ==> [13:13] kreyren existing kernels here ==>: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds === Ayo is now known as Guest71760 [13:13] like i'm aware that ubuntu's kernel is full of `y` and `m` so its going to take forever.. but i need it recompiled for script to fix boot in case its corrupted by other distro [13:13] ah i see [13:14] lotuspsychje, would you recommend that I do a mainline kernel or switch to LTS more? [13:14] lotuspsychje: and if i wanted to compile it myself can i invoke mensioned commands? [13:14] kreyren: can't treat ubuntu like gentoo. it's unforgiving to tiniest of mistakes. [13:14] is there a non-intrusive way to get 18.10 (4.18) kernel on bionic? [13:14] blackflow: i know i'm trying to stabilize it [13:14] alternatively the xenial kernel (4.4 [13:15] kreyren: then sure, those steps are linux kernel specific, not ubuntu [13:15] blackflow: but im asking if thats the correct approach for compiling ubuntu's kernel since some distros might change the process [13:15] katronix: test both :p [13:15] kreyren: just be careful, ubuntu has certain ubuntu specific patches (called "SAUCE") so removing them or not using ubuntu source, might render your system unusable. [13:15] i'm aware of it thanks for warning [13:16] but those are present in .config right? [13:16] kreyren: technically, you should be using the src deb, modify and install the package regularly but yeah, for testing purposes, you can run that series of steps [13:16] katronix, i don't see the wifi specs in your report [13:16] kreyren: yes, if the source came from ubuntu [13:16] ok thanks for info ;3 [13:17] blackflow: is there any special configuration that is required excluding SAUCE that might brick the system if removed from the kernel? [13:17] kreyren: oh also make sure grub picks up any filename changes, run update-grub afterwards and re-check which kernel is being loaded [13:17] noted [13:17] kreyren: I would not specifically. [13:18] *I would not know [13:18] any place i can ask? I would like to make custom kernel for ubuntu for my usecase [13:18] ioria, which command should I run to get the needed info? [13:18] kreyren: maybe #ubuntu-devel but you'll be met with "don't do it". ubuntu users aren't supposed to be power users with that level of detail of customization :) [13:19] katronix, lspci -nnk [13:20] noted thanks for info [13:20] ioria, updated [13:21] hug RTL8822BE [13:22] ioria: kernel CoC "hug"? :) [13:23] lol [13:25] yep thats hugged up xD [13:25] katronix, mokutil --sb-state what it tells ? [13:25] after changing my password, kwallet asks for my password again every time after log in. this is really annoying. how do i fix this? (running kubuntu 18.04) [13:26] Is the transcode package not in 18.10? It got uninstalled when I upgraded from 18.04, and now I don't see it in the repositories. [13:26] ioria, on the working kernel it says secureboot enabled [13:26] blackflow: what is the ETA for answer on #ubuntu-devel? dont you know? :X [13:26] katronix, so go in bios anddisable it [13:26] or shoudn't i ask on askubuntu ? [13:27] kreyren: sorry, I don't know. most of my advanced questions there were unanswered [13:27] i see o.o [13:49] hello, anyone here using linuxsurface? [13:49] I'm looking for a fully compatible kernel [13:49] Thanks [13:49] HaMsTeRs, try #kernel [13:51] thank you === Into_the_Pit is now known as Frickelpit [14:17] Hiya I have a new install and I want a script to run for every user I adduser after now [14:17] that runs when they first log in [14:18] so 1) where's the skeleton [14:18] 2) which is the correct script [14:18] to just run when they FIRST log in [14:19] lotus|NUC, LTS version didn't work either :( [14:23] MJCD, I suppose you could create a script within /etc/profile.d that checks the last time $USER logged in... if never, do your thing. [14:23] JimBuntu, hm that sounds like a good idea [14:23] better idea than having it delete itself [14:24] which id imagine would delete a whole bunch of stuff removing their .bashrc or w/e [14:25] There are a fair number of one-off options... such as having the default .bashrc look for the existence of a file in their ~/path/as/you/despire, if not there... run command and create the file in that location upon successful completion. [14:25] simplest solution would be best [14:26] someone else suggested systemd event hooks [14:26] from what I understand systemd is pretty easy to work with [14:29] another option is to touch a file somewhere in .config/..., and not run if that file exists [14:30] a slight race condition there though, if the user decides to login multiple times at the same time [14:30] Yeah, that's what I meant in my second option, although, I wouldn't put it in ~/.config only because sometimes people want to blast that away to start fresh [14:32] the script should remove whatever mechanism ran itself at the end of the script [14:33] that has the same race, but larger [14:33] Hey all, I'm trying to copy a file to a micro SD card and it keeps only mounting Read Only, I have locked and unlocked the tab on the card but still neither way lets me mount the card RW. I can only mount as RO and I see nothing on the drive. Google for 30 minutes without luck === capella|away is now known as capella [14:33] Malgorath, a quick thing to check... put tape on the switch area and reinsert. If that doesn't help, maybe some dmesg output pastebin'd in would be good [14:34] Malgorath: look in dmesg to see if there's I/O or CRC errors from the sd card. It might be bad [14:35] its brand new but as far as dmesg, its sdb1 and I see no entries but sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] 62521344 512-byte logical blocks: (32.0 GB/29.8 GiB) [14:37] silly question, but Malgorath, are you sure it's mounted as RO versus you simply not having permission to write to it? mount | grep sdb [14:42] I am positive JimBuntu I have mounted it with RW as an option and it still craps back to RO [14:42] Are you grepping dmesg when you only see that single line? If so, try only typing dmesg [14:43] Malgorath, There was no message about an issue when you tried to mount it as RW and it came back as RO ? [14:43] Malgorath: if it's changing to RO, that will show up in logs and possibly explain why and is more likely due to a bad SD card or filesystem [14:45] hey I completely can't remember [14:45] I have 1 ubuntu system [14:45] and I want like 5 people to remote in at once [14:45] !enter | MJCD [14:45] MJCD: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [14:47] apologies - what is the name of the technology i'm after? It's not rdp, it's not vnc as that's single user [14:48] MJCD: both of those technologies will do what you want, if each person has their own account and you set them up properly [14:48] MJCD: Why do you need 5 people logging into 1 machine with a GUI? [14:48] I got it to work finally, had to testdisk the drive then fdisk and rebuild partition then format [14:48] leftyfb, I just want people to have it available. Some people prefer gui's [14:49] and to have all their coding stuff on the dev server [14:50] MJCD: Do you really have multople developers developing GUI applications on a remote machine? [14:51] sounds very inefficient and self-defeating to me [14:51] yes, we do, we were using vscode live sharing [14:51] but it's not complete enough for general use [14:54] so I guess realistically all they do is ssh in, and then if they want to, do like, xstart & [14:54] hi all [14:57] Is there a list where I can check when a certain software was updated in ubuntu? (I mean, 6 months ago for example...) [14:59] It looks like the answer to the question that I asked like 12 hours ago is to use xrandr in a start up script to configure the screen and output displays [14:59] here is my original question: [15:00] Ubuntu 16.04> When I log in using my laptop ( connected to an external monitor ), I'm able to select Applications:> SystemTools:> System Settings:> Displays:> Mirror Displays ( check box ):> Apply ( button ). It works fine no problem. The monitor shows exactly what my laptop screen shows. The problem is that every time I reboot, I have to go through the same procedure over and over again. How can I perminantly set it to just ALWAYS m [15:00] irror the display when an external monitor is present? [15:00] th34lch3m1st, your package manager/application/changes list maybe === Ayo is now known as Guest40769 [15:11] BluesKaj thanks for info === Ayo is now known as Guest19173 === daniel is now known as Guest12636 [15:26] hi, I am back again, ioria [15:27] prof2004, hey [15:27] can we resume our problem resolution activities [15:27] ? [15:27] prof2004, sure [15:27] I will provide an upgrade [15:28] ok [15:29] system is running with one asus prime 370 board, 1 intel i7 8700 proc, m2 samsung ssd, and von rx graphics card [15:30] one [15:30] prof2004, but iirc, you are on intelright now [15:30] yes [15:30] I am using a laptop to communicate [15:31] the problem is, that the system stalls during boot process [15:31] we have had intensively searched for graphics problems 2 days ago [15:32] with no result [15:32] prof2004, yes, and you cannot have a regular boot with the intel integrated [15:32] to come the problem nearer, I have taken the rx graphics out of the system now [15:33] prof2004, yes i remember that, still you cannot boot if not in recovery ? [15:33] I have prepared a live cd for ubuntu 18.04.1, with a fresh download from ubuntu [15:33] yes, you are right [15:34] I have tested the usb stick with ubuntu at my laptop, it is working fine, no disk errors [15:34] I am able to startup the system with this live system [15:34] but [15:35]