[01:06] <n-iCe> Hello
[16:46] <lubot> John Keyno was added by: John Keyno
[16:48] <apt-ghetto> Here you find, how you can check the sha256 hash sum of the downloaded iso file: https://manual.lubuntu.me/1/1.1/retrieving_the_image.html
[16:51] <lubot> <John Keyno> @apt-ghetto [<apt-ghetto> Here you find, how you can check the sha256 hash sum of the downloa …], Thanks Ill see what I can do since I'm beginner at coding jajaja
[16:51] <lubot> <John Keyno> Running commands and that sort of atuff
[16:53] <apt-ghetto> You try to install Lubuntu 18.04 or 18.10?
[16:54] <lubot> <John Keyno> 18.04.01
[16:56] <apt-ghetto> Here you find the needed sums for the different hashes: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/bionic/release/
[16:57] <apt-ghetto> The sum for the SHA256 hash e.g. is in the file SHA256SUMS
[16:59] <lubot> <John Keyno> I dont know what im doint
[17:00] <apt-ghetto> Have you downloaded the iso file with Windows?
[17:00] <lubot> <John Keyno> So all im doing look in a file within the .iso img for something that is named exaclty sha256? Or sha256sums?
[17:00] <lubot> <John Keyno> Yes
[17:01] <lubot> <John Keyno> Theres this list of folders
[17:01] <lubot> <John Keyno> .disk ... Boot ... Casper ... Dists ... Install ... Isolinux ... Pics ... Pool ... Preseed ... Md5sum ... Readme
[17:01] <teward> there is no file inside the ISO of the hash sums.  You have to calculate the hash sums of the .iso itself.  There's tools that can do that
[17:01] <teward> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSHA256SUM#Check_the_iso_file
[17:01] <teward> ^ this is actually pretty helpful though it's on the Ubuntu wiki
[17:02] <apt-ghetto> have a look also at https://superuser.com/questions/699014/how-to-make-sure-a-downloaded-iso-matches-a-hash-value
[17:02] <teward> (the steps remain the same, but you have to get the file from the link that apt-ghetto gave you to get the right hash sums file.
[17:02] <teward> also what apt-ghetto linked :p
[17:03] <lubot> <John Keyno> Ok let me do so research on this cause I suck. :s thanks for leading me the right way
[17:52] <lubot> <John Keyno> I jist compared them and they identical
[17:53] <apt-ghetto> That's good
[17:53] <apt-ghetto> When you boot the live system, do you have a voice like "Check disc for defects"?
[17:53] <lubot> <John Keyno> Only md5 sha1 and sha256
[17:53] <lubot> <John Keyno> No
[17:56] <apt-ghetto> Try to create the bootable USB stick with Rufus on Windows => https://rufus.ie/
[17:56] <apt-ghetto> and then try to boot it
[17:56] <lubot> <John Keyno> The damn computer is too old the bios doesnt allow to boot from usb
[17:57] <apt-ghetto> Ahh, you are using a DVD?
[17:57] <lubot> <John Keyno> Apparebtly it needs a bios update that allows usb bootability
[17:57] <lubot> <John Keyno> Yes
[17:57] <lynorian> There is such a thing as plop boot manager
[17:58] <lynorian> https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/download.html I used this to boot off usb for stuff that didn't boot of usb natively
[17:58] <lynorian> I think it even works off cds
[18:00] <lubot> <John Keyno> Let me do a crash courae on that jajaja
[21:47] <lubot> eosmurfineos was added by: eosmurfineos
[21:57] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> @John Keyno [Let me do a crash courae on that jajaja], Hi John, I saw your post in Lubuntu Development. ... Do you know how much RAM your machine has?
[22:01] <lubot> <John Keyno> (Photo, 960x1280) https://i.imgur.com/PvW4tm6.jpg
[22:08] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> That screenshot is perfect. ... Now this is just my opinion, but I am going to say you don't have enough ram to boot the default live desktop in Lubuntu. ... I usually see at least 225-275mb needed on fresh live boot.
[22:08] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> Looks like you have 192mb
[22:09] <lubot> <John Keyno> Which linux should I give a try?
[22:09] <lubot> <John Keyno> Im downloading debian as we speak
[22:09] <lubot> <John Keyno> Or chat
[22:09] <lubot> <John Keyno> Je
[22:10] <lubot> <John Keyno> Puppylinux?
[22:11] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> Well, the one of my favorites (besides Lubuntu ;), is Tinycore Linux.
[22:13] <lubot> <John Keyno> Is that one lighweight enough?
[22:14] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> @John Keyno [Puppylinux?], I have used Puppy, it would possibly work. I don't recall how much ram it needs, But I would bet Tinycore needs fewer resources.
[22:14] <lubot> <John Keyno> Ok cool ill try tiny core
[22:14] <lubot> <John Keyno> Thanks hopefully that one works
[22:16] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> A functional desktop Tinycore is ~18Mb total .iso size
[22:18] <lubot> <eosmurfineos> Admin just let me know if this is too off topic. ;)
[22:22] <lubot> <John Keyno> Im currently trying this other app someone else suggested here called plop boot manager it crashed trying the usb boot with lubuntu we'll see what happens with puppylinux
[22:54] <lubot> SamuelBanya was added by: SamuelBanya
[22:54] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> Question regarding themes. I get this error when I boot up terminal after running tmux:
[22:54] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> (Photo, 1280x720) https://i.imgur.com/fmfemId.jpg
[22:55] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> Anything I can do to add that breeze dark theme?
[23:33] <lubot> <HMollerCl> Thats a warning
[23:34] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> Right so do I just ignore it?
[23:34] <lubot> <HMollerCl> Yes
[23:35] <lubot> <HMollerCl> In some of the config files there still appear breeze-dark instead of palirus-dark.
[23:35] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> I see
[23:35] <lubot> <SamuelBanya> Thanks for the heads up Hans
[23:49] <lubot> <HMollerCl> Actually, it would be really nice if you could check where it is
[23:50] <lubot> <HMollerCl> In .config run ... Grep -lir "breeze-dark"