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[01:55] <misterkat> Hi guys. I have been a Linux user for years. Over the years I decided Lubuntu is the best flavor for me due to the low system requirements. I don't like flashy desktops, etc... The issue I have is the system keeps changing very often and not being very stable. Can someone recommend a version that is the most stable that I can use for years to come? Is it the LTS version or something?
[01:57] <lubot> <HMollerCl> Last Lts is 18.04, with lxde. From 18.10 onwards it will be lxqt. But first lts with lxqt will be 20.04
[02:00] <misterkat> between 18.04 and 18.10 did they get rid of one the terminal program?
[02:00] <misterkat> In .10 I started getting issues executing stuff in terminal
[02:02] <misterkat> I'd get an error that xterm is not installed
[02:02] <misterkat> I thought the Linux updates were mostly stable, but I guess anything other than LTS is basically pre-alpha testing?
[02:03] <guiverc_d> misterkat, 18.10 being LXQt  (and Qt base) uses Qterminal by default.   xterm as I recall is GTK+ based (like LXDE was) & thus wouldn't be as memory-efficient on a Qt system
[02:03] <misterkat> Ah I see. Better stick with 18.04 from now!
[02:04] <misterkat> thanks
[02:04] <krytarik> Have fun looking forward..
[02:05] <lubot> <kc2bez> We did have an issue with the default terminal in 18.10 but that should be resolved in 19.04.
[02:07] <lubot> <kc2bez> https://phab.lubuntu.me/T170
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[09:32] <Spaghett1_Coder> Hi, is there a way to get glibconfig.h for arm on a x86 Lubuntu host?
[09:33] <lubot> <aptghetto> isn't glibconfig.h the same for all architectures?
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[09:41] <Spaghett1_Coder> lubot: it seems not. Include folder is: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/
[09:42] <lubot> <aptghetto> If you compile for another architecture, you need a cross compiler
[09:43] <Spaghett1_Coder> I have one, I can successfully build an hello_world for arm
[09:43] <Spaghett1_Coder> but it fails with some special errors when glib included
[09:44] <Spaghett1_Coder> Static assertion: array size is negative inside /usr/lib/x86_64.../glibconfig.h
[09:45] <Spaghett1_Coder> and also some warnings about int sizes.
[09:46] <guiverc> Spaghett1_Coder, are you using the same versions of glibc  (I would expect different versions of .h for specific vers of libs more than different architectures, but I'm no expert)
[09:47] <guiverc> (note my use of glibc was by example, could be anywhere in the software stack)
[09:48] <lubot> <aptghetto> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24541180/glib-h-negative-array-size-error-in-64-bit-but-not-32-bit-build
[09:48] <lubot> <aptghetto> I am not a C/C++ dev, so maybe you should ask in a channel which knows platform specific details better
[09:49] <Spaghett1_Coder> Ok, which channel?
[09:57] <Spaghett1_Coder> It seems that there is a package libglib2.0-dev with the required header.  So more precise question:  Is there a way to get this package for a different architecture?
[10:06] <lubot> <aptghetto> As far as I know the cross compiler takes the resources from the host architecture and creates an executable for the target architecture
[10:09] <lubot> <aptghetto> If I had to guess, I would say, that the assertion error you have, because your building environment is not set up correctly. Maybe it is only a missing flag.
[10:10] <lubot> <aptghetto> But you should ask these kind of questions in a channel with C devs or Gnome devs
[10:24] <Spaghett1_Coder> ok, got it, downoaded it manually from debian ftp
[11:28] <renzocorrea> hi!
[11:28] <renzocorrea> i had a problem with lubuntu installation
[11:29] <renzocorrea> when i press to start lubuntu, my PC doesn't respond. when I start start lubuntu is a script under orange blinking
[11:33] <lubot> <The_LoudSpeaker> @renzocorrea [<renzocorrea> when i press to start lubuntu, my PC doesn't respond. when I start …], Your pc model and specs ?
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[19:35] <lubuntu> ciao
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[19:35] <Guest95708> where am i ?
[19:45] <genii> I guess more than 61 seconds to wait and find out was too long
[20:52] <Doctor9> Good afternoon!  I'm considering moving some older laptops to Lubuntu, and the primary issue I have to resolve before doing so - will I be able to implement an ssl-vpn to the corporate servers?  I had looked at another Linux variant, and it doesn't support it without a *lot* of manual tweaking
[21:49] <lubot> ZorgCoLtd was added by: ZorgCoLtd
[23:11] <lubot> <HMollerCl> I have only use pptp and lptp vpn