[00:00] OerHeks: you should watch the vid and rethink your assessment ;) [00:00] what vid? [00:00] qwebirc61792: mra90: one more for you: Benno Rice - The Tragedy of systemd - http://youtu.be/o_AIw9bGogo [00:02] CarlFK: I will play that tonight for sleep [00:03] i play pokemon go every day === Guest12652 is now known as ubuntu [00:05] ssssss === ubuntu is now known as Guest83570 [00:15] Hello all [00:22] Good evening Uncle Perry - I have a video query on my PC if ye might have a minute or two please?:-) [00:22] Hi [00:23] sorry [00:39] captainfixerpc14: typically it works best if you state your issue in as much detail and at one time. If someone knows or thinks they can help, they will reach out. Remember to keep the conversation in channel so others can learn and help too. [00:40] I used debmirror to set up an Ubuntu mirror, and it works for updates, but not for the installer. It's looking for a file dists/bionic/restricted/debian-installer/binary-amd64/Packages. How do I get debmirror to fetch that stuff? [00:41] linuxuserkbd please not again [00:41] What? [00:41] LinuxuserKBD, again like yesterday, multiple login, what is going on? [00:42] sorry [00:42] I am not sure if it's because I pit my px to sleeping by closing the lid and then come back [00:43] naptastic: you might want to check out https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/squid-deb-proxy and squid-deb-proxy-client [00:43] naptastic: it's different, but might be what you want [00:44] CarlFK: That isn't the same thing ... debmirror actually holds the packages locally and downloads newer version automatically... squid proxy is for the benefit of multiple machines accessing the same resource within a specific amount of time [00:44] naptastic: er.. actually its pretty far frm what you want [00:46] pragmaticenigma: your description fits squid too. but looks like neither of them deal with the installer images [00:48] naptastic: I'm sure there is a way, but you might ask in #ubuntu-server or ask again during the work week. It's pretty dead in here about this time === eGod is now known as E-Man [01:01] CarlFK, pragmaticenigma, thanks for the help. I got it! :) === SysGhost is now known as sysplosion [01:49] I am trying to set up a Linux pc for my daughter to use for school, what is the best way to ensure safe internet use and avoid adult content? [01:51] you could set up a dns filter i guess raven [01:51] i use adblock on opwnwrt to do my dns blacklists [01:52] lots of options, indeed [01:52] https://www.opendns.com/setupguide/#familyshield [01:53] Awesome, thank you [01:53] for browsers there are tons of plugins === sysplosion is now known as SysGhost [02:01] folks, i have a routing issue. my external network is on VLAN 100. here is my interfaces file (https://pasted.tech/l/b220aae4267ab55b) with public ip masked. [02:02] i cannot ping the public ip from internet, without setting a gateway to eno1.100. [02:04] here is the routing table https://pasted.tech/pastes/947f6e86509075f3c34611d09c3ecac56694753a (with the public ip masked) [02:06] why can't i reach the public ip on eno1.100 from outside without giving it a gateway? [02:25] hey guys, i'm having a problem with getting my network adapter to work within linux. does anyone think they could try to help me? === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [02:38] some poeple should learn how to turn auto reconnect off [02:44] heh [02:46] my husband recently upgraded to 18.04 and now we have to reinstall his printer. it's a canon pixma ts9120 and he's got the drivers for it from canon.. but no directions we can find === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:53] drivers ? [02:53] Just install them, why need directions [03:04] xamithan, it's not working [03:05] maybe i just don't know [03:05] Why not [03:05] Doesn't cannon give them out as RPMs ? [03:05] um? [03:06] Is there a way to recursively install all "Recommends:" packages starting from ubuntu-desktop for example? [03:07] I botched a kubuntu uninstall and have had to recover the system by reinstalling some packages that had been removed [03:07] now I'm probably missing some recommended packages that are installed by default but haven't been brought in yet from just dependencies [03:10] xamithan, we got it here https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/printers/inkjet-multifunction/ts-series-inkjet/ts9020-white/pixma-ts9020?tab=drivers_downloads [03:10] there are lots of parts to it [03:12] so its a deb.tar.gz [03:12] untar it then dpkg -i filename.deb [03:12] it should have a manual with it [03:13] hmm [03:13] Hi, is there a 4.20 kernel signed by Canonical available? [03:14] then you restart cups and hopefully it works [03:14] so it still uses cups? [03:14] as far as I know, yes [03:15] FurretUber: maybe this? https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ [03:15] Unfortunately they don't work as they are unsigned [03:16] FurretUber: strange, you're looking for something that will work with secureboot? [03:16] Yes. After this update grub is refusing to boot unsigned kernels. I need at least 4.20-rc7 because a crash bug I was facing is fixed on it [03:17] seems like disco is still on 4.19 [03:18] just took the grub update. so i guess you're saying you should be able to rollback to a previous kernel to boot? [03:18] Well, I can use the 4.18.0-15 that is signed, but using it is not really safe on this computer because it may crash randomly [03:20] FurretUber: so disable secure boot. [03:21] Hey there, I'm having an issue where if I'm trying to browse files (e.g. selecting a workspace in Eclipse, trying to unzip something), I can't view the file browser. The window I was in gets grayed out as though something was opened on top, but nothing shows. Clicking the Files app in the sidebar works fine. Anyone able to help out? I'm running Ubuntu 18 off of a USB drive on Mac OS === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas === timt0m91 is now known as TT- [04:08] My husband's Ubuntu 18.04 isn't seeing the printer, I'm not sure what else to do. [04:08] ? [04:09] hi there, I'm trying to find out what is using /dev/sda1 - its not in fstab, its not mounted, its not in dmsetup, is there a command i can used to identify what processes are using this? [04:09] (i have tried rebooting) doesnt work [04:10] do i really need 256 MiB EFI partition to install Pop!_OS or is there a workaround for that? [04:10] google states - "you use lsblk and blkid to identify who is using /dev/sda1" but i dont see how [04:11] widescreen, sudo fdisk -l can tell [04:11] thatlizdude, we don't know, this is ubuntu support only [04:12] it's based on Ubuntu, that's not enough? :( [04:12] i thought the install process was similar [04:12] no [04:12] ok [04:12] OerHeks: yes it can, but I'm trying to create LVM, using pvcreate i get "Can't open /dev/sdn1 exclusively. Mounted filesystem?" [04:12] maybe thetheir own channel here on freenode [04:12] !alid [04:12] !alis [04:12] Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [04:13] Hey there, having an issue where my file browser doesn't show up in other applications (e.g. choosing an Eclipse workspace, choosing where to extract a zip file, etc.). I'm running Ubuntu 18 on a USB drive on Mac. Anyone able to help me out? [04:16] investigate the volume? pvdisplay, or with gparted/disks utility [04:23] I ran pvdisplay, but nothing seemed to come up. I could be doing it wrong though, I just downloaded Ubuntu today. What's strange to me is that the normal file explorer works fine, it just doesn't show up in other applications. === sinner is now known as Guest69325 [04:43] MLDonkey is broken [04:43] KMLDonkey, that is [04:44] 'Attention! This core is running with glibc 2.27 but it was compiled with glibc 2.26. This can lead to unexpected behaviour. Consider compiling the core yourself or getting a binary compiled with glibc 2.26'--mlnet [04:44] (mlnet being a dependency for (k)mldonkey) [04:46] DarwinElf, do you have mldonkey-gui [04:48] DarwinElf, did you install a newer kernel? [04:52] i have KMLDonkey [04:52] but the issue is not with that, it's with mlnet. Installing a newer kernel won't solve it [04:52] it just hasn't been updated recently enough by the maintainers [04:53] is this what you get for forking Debian... some packages that are older than everyone using it? [04:53] LoL [05:25] Heyyyyy [05:25] I wanna go back to wayland [05:25] I saw gdk 3 and kde support it [05:25] but that's kinda fat [05:25] I tried swaywm but for the latest version it requires ubuntu 19 nightlies [05:26] which isn't doable, need LTS [05:26] these are for ultralight gui instances not just basic ssh shells [05:27] running 13 copies of gnome or kde does not appeal to me haha [05:27] I tried swaywm which seemed great [05:27] so after something along those lines [05:28] sway isnt much good as the version 0.15 is all that will run on ubuntu 18 [05:28] other than that I liked it a lot [05:29] or lxde, even Qt5 [05:29] if anyone is able to offer any guidance :) [05:29] 'back' to Wayland? I thought its new? [05:29] you'd go 'back' to something like X, right? [05:29] they switched back to xorg in 18.04 [05:30] so no I want to go back to wayland [05:30] oh [05:30] and I don't want Unity anyway [05:30] so heavy [05:30] literally even having animations I cant turn off is problematic [05:31] yeah, what assholes programmed that? [05:31] lol some, somewhere [05:31] shoving animations down your throat [05:31] lubuntu and xubuntu both let you turn it all off [05:31] so cant be too mad [05:32] the main ubuntu is made for idiots [05:32] who like shiney things [05:32] lol === drama_ is now known as drama [05:32] sounds even worse than KDE5 [05:33] haha it is [05:34] usually I use Unix and the oldest, only strictly Unix-like GNU/Linux, so i wish I could help you switch to Wayland (but can't) [05:36] lol why are you in #ubuntu not #linux then [05:36] ;p [05:37] Hi, I'm looking for an e-mail notification applet (I've looked into biff variants, mail-notification and mailnag so far). Requirements is support for IMAP IDLE push notification and has to run under unity. Sounds pretty basic, but I came up empty-handed so far. Suggestions? Anyone got the biff-variants working? [05:37] MJCD, well currently I'm using this for something and Linux is only the kernel [05:38] Laibsch, what was wrong with any of the ones you listed haha [05:38] DarwinElf, hehe fair enough [05:39] after the oldest GNU/Linux (which obviously has its own channel) gets AMD Radeon RX Vega drivers, I'll erase Ubuntu right off my SSD and revert to what I used most my life [05:39] maybe even go back to a BSD Unix [05:39] MJCD: mailnag does not support IMAP IDLE. mail-notification and the others don't seem to work as in do anything. I might be doing something wrong, of course. mail-notification was removed recently, so that's not so great, but I'm willing to use old software if it does the job NOW. ;-) [05:39] lols [05:39] Why my usb drive with ubuntu won't boot from 2 different laptops but it boots from my desktop tower [05:39] but ubuntu makes things so... easy [05:39] not from my viewpoint [05:39] Miguel2013, is it a usb 3 stick? [05:40] and maybe the others only have usb 2 [05:40] 'Attention! This core is running with glibc 2.27 but it was compiled with glibc 2.26. This can lead to unexpected behaviour. Consider compiling the core yourself or getting a binary compiled with glibc 2.26'--mlnet [05:40] MJCD, I'm not sure how can I check )) [05:40] Miguel2013, connector should be blue [05:40] inside [05:41] how do I tell the usb drive is 3 or 2 [05:41] I just said [05:41] -_- [05:42] but [05:42] what if is counterfeit and only has that color] [05:42] is there another way [05:42] counterfitters cant afford blue plastic instead of black? [05:42] lol [05:42] I mean sure [05:42] plug it into the working tower [05:42] go into device manager [05:42] open it up and look at its properties [05:43] should be something with USB_3 [05:43] or otherwise [05:45] okey so is usb3' what's the problem [05:49] is this a limitation? both pcs have uefi and I tried enable/disable and it shows same problem I'm dropped into a root shell with messages like I should type systemctl default etc, if I do normal boot after 3 minutes it returns to this screen and if I press enter it drops into a root shell [05:50] Miguel2013, what's the file system on the usb stick? [05:50] well then you type systemctl default. Do you even know what it does? [05:50] it starts the GUI [05:51] Laibsch, mail-notification ? [05:53] if its usb 3 it needs a usb 3 slot [05:53] aka not a black one [05:54] drama, ext [05:54] it has latest ubuntu mate [05:54] hmm... [05:54] when you made the boot usb [05:54] DarwinElf, but it returns to the same prompot [05:54] did you use uefi [05:54] DarwinElf, same drive boots fine on desktop [05:55] yes both [05:55] disable and enable [05:55] no its part of the partitioning of your drive [05:55] MJCD, true so hmmm is probably as mbr? [05:56] how to tell I think I saw it as efi in a foldeer [05:56] easiest: just use rufus to make the boot usb [05:56] and yeah then when you select a boot device [05:56] make sure its UEFI USB Thing [05:56] not just USB Thing [05:57] you may also need to disable secureboot [05:57] MJCD, okey I'm getting this [05:57] which would break any OS currently installed [05:57] I want to disable the f10 key functionality of gnome because I often work with midnight commander. according to most tutorials I have to install ccsm to disable f10 system wide. is there a solution with having to install ccsm ? [05:58] pragomer, the only way can think of is to directly modify the keymap being used by xorg [05:59] just completely remove F10 [05:59] no, it wouldn't break 'any' OS, just some [05:59] but I will need it for midnight commmander [06:00] is there a way to change from mbr to uefi and viceversa in a drive [06:00] or do I have to reinstall theos [06:00] you still have an mbr on the drive with a uefi bootloader [06:00] the uefi is what kicks that off [06:01] ah no, I see: it is just an option to uncheck in gnome-terminal. cool. [06:01] that worked [06:01] k, so can I rewrite the mbr on the drive [06:01] and bot [06:01] Miguel2013, ofcourse [06:02] okey I'll give it a shot [06:03] so if it says guid is eufi and mbr is bios [06:03] ? [06:17] friends? [06:19] Hey, I just started using irc, was wondering if theres any way to see previous group messages? [06:22] No, sometimes, channels keep logs of the conversations but no, IRC is too old :p [06:23] Ok, so is there any way to check if the channel Im on stores [06:23] their logs? [06:24] no universal way [06:25] Got it, thanks ! [06:31] can I convert a mbr disk to gpt without having to delete my exitent partitions? [06:32] hello :) [06:37] Hello === Me is now known as Guest62758 [06:38] Hello [06:38] welcome Guest62758 [06:49] what's a good way to set up wakeonlan? I've been searching online but not sure if I need to use the package? I believe I have the setting turned on in my bios as well. [06:51] client35: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WakeOnLan [06:51] client35: just not sure how this fits with netplan lately [06:52] sec brb [07:04] I keep getting 404 errors on an install, like this [07:04] "E: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu/pool/main/p/php7.1/php7.1-bcmath_7.1.25-1+ubuntu16.04.1+deb.sury.org+1_amd64.deb 404 Not Found" [07:04] does anyone know how to fix it? [07:04] ir7466: we dont support external ppa's here mate [07:04] It;s when i run: "sudo apt-get install php7.1-bcmath" [07:05] ir7466: contact the maintainer of the ppa, for troubles [07:05] Is there a way I can change it to an internal ppa? [07:05] ir7466: we strongly advice to use the packages from the official ubuntu ppa's [07:05] !ppapurge | ir7466 [07:05] ir7466: To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [07:06] okay, let me try that. thanks :) [07:06] so "sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa" ? [07:06] ir7466: after you removed external ppa, sudo apt update and try apt-cache search yourpackage to see whats available [07:07] how do I know the name of this ppa so I can remove it? [07:07] I guess I need to replace "ubuntu-mozilla-daily" with somethingelse [07:07] ir7466: normally you can look it up, if you recall what you added [07:07] 'Attention! This core is running with glibc 2.27 but it was compiled with glibc 2.26. This can lead to unexpected behaviour. Consider compiling the core yourself or getting a binary compiled with glibc 2.26'--mlnet [07:08] I must have done it a long time ago to install php7 i think [07:08] but i don't need it any more so i'm happy to revert it back to the internal ones [07:08] is there a command I can run to list the ppa changes I made? [07:08] ir7466: check your sources.list to see whats external and what not [07:08] !sources | ir7466 [07:08] ir7466: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [07:09] nothing but archive.ubuntu urls in /etc/apt/sources.list [07:10] ir7466: your 'failed to fetch error mentions ondrej ppa [07:10] ir7466: and as apt never lies, it must still be a leftover there [07:10] ok i found one [07:10] +1 [07:11] .... /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ondrej-ubuntu-php-xenial.list:deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu xenial main /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ondrej-ubuntu-php-xenial.list:# deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu xenial main [07:11] does that help me know what name it is though? [07:11] So I imagine I need to run: sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa [07:11] but replace "ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa" with "???" [07:12] ir7466: try to google ondrej ppa php [07:12] ok [07:12] someone wrote sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php [07:12] ir7466: i would think ppa:ondrej/php yes [07:13] so I'll try "sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:ondrej/php" ? [07:13] ir7466: no, read the right command from the factoid [07:14] or you using internal ppa remove method? [07:14] For instance, to remove the ubuntu-mozilla-daily PPA, use: sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa [07:14] ah kk [07:14] is that not the right one? [07:14] did you install ppapurge or not? [07:14] no, i don't want to purge old stuff i added [07:14] i just want to fix it for the new stuff i want to add [07:15] ir7466: well ppa purge also removes the packages that goes with the ppa [07:15] yeah i don't want that [07:15] i'm happy with how it is now [07:15] its reccomended ir7466 [07:15] i just want to be able to install php7.1-bcmath [07:15] but its your machine ok [07:15] if i purge all those packages i would lose php7 wouldn't i? [07:15] we can only give advice to do it the vanilla way [07:15] but wouldn't it remove all the things i added? [07:16] purge ppa, removes only the ppa you remove and its packages [07:16] not all ppa's + packages [07:16] ok [07:17] anyway going on a coffeebreak first [07:17] good luck ir7466 [07:17] thank you [07:21] I am trying to compile 32-bit numpy on a 64-bit system, and I need to install the 32-bit version of libatlas-base-dev, but I'm having trouble. It keeps saying unmet dependencies, libatlas-base-dev:i386 : Depends: libatlas-dev:i386 but it is not going to be installed, blah blah. I already have i386 added as a foreign architecture. I am on 16.04. [07:22] Any idea why it won't let me install this? [07:28] can't ubuntu mate load on mbr disks>? [07:29] I tried loading the usb pen drive with mbr on a uefi disabled pc and yet it doesn't load up [07:29] at least on laptops is failing [07:41] is not clear what's going on [08:00] does any ubuntu 64 live cd have android flash tools === dan_ is now known as Guest60201 [08:03] soulseeker: are you trying to flash an android rom to a device from ubuntu? [08:10] Milos: do you have external ppa's installed on your system? [08:11] lotuspsychje, I managed to figure it out, I had to uninstall the 64-bit version of the libatlas-base-dev package and then numpy compiled fine... no idea how that works, I guess the 64-bit version was able to emulate some 32-bit stuff since the library was very clearly linked against 64-bit shared libs [08:12] actually I didn't word that reply right at all [08:12] since I uninstalled the 64-bit version of libatlas-base-dev it clearly didn't have any of those libs so I have no idea how it compiled at all [08:13] earlier (when the 64-bit version of libatlas-base-dev was installed) I was getting this kind of linker output: https://bpaste.net/show/f2fc563a8d7c [08:13] then when I uninstalled libatlas-base-dev all went fine. before that I tried installing the i386 version but again it refused. so I was surprised that it compiled fine without either. [08:13] * Milos shrugs [08:14] I no longer have a screenshot window, can select rectangles but there is no folder any place [08:14] not in pictures, not on the desktop [08:14] and no window to select saving location [08:15] my husband is trying to set up his ubuntu 18.04. Links in his cairo-dock aren't working. Does anyone understand what this guy means by 'quit cairo-dock'? https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2390574 [08:18] chull: probably means quit the dock and restart it again [08:18] gde33: graphics drivers installed correctly? [08:19] everything works just fine for as far as I can tell [08:19] first issue after upgrading to 18.04.2 [08:19] I press print, the screen flashes then no window comes up [08:19] gde33: 18.04.2 isnt out yet [08:19] lotuspsychje, where do you do that, please? [08:19] gde33: it has been delayed to 14/2 [08:20] lotuspsychje: I would make a screenshot if I could now :P [08:20] gde33: you have proposed enabled? [08:20] Good morning all. Does anyone know how to figure out which version of Windows is on a harddrive by the contents? (drive is failing. can only open the image in testdisk) [08:20] not sure what that is [08:21] Can't find anything in system32/license.rtf [08:21] !proposed | gde33 [08:21] gde33: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [08:21] Sorry I know its not an ubuntu question. Thought someone here may have done this before though [08:21] lotuspsychje: I can live without it, just wondered if I was missing something obvious [08:22] gde33: apt-cache policy gnome-screenshot ? [08:29] it may be that i'm too tired to make sense but i don't see a way, and ~/configautostart doesn't seem to be a file or directory. https://glx-dock.org/bg_topic.php?t=5231 [08:30] maybe the #conky channel knows chull [08:31] lotuspsychje: sorry, I tried firefox screenshot but forgot to look how long the page was, then the whole thing froze up :P [08:37] lotuspsychje, ok [08:39] lotuspsychje: sorry, I tried firefox screenshot but forgot to look how long the page was, then the whole thing froze up and irc died :P [08:39] gde33: can you answer my questions first? [08:40] Installed: 3.25.0-0ubuntu2 Candidate: 3.25.0-0ubuntu2 Version table: *** 3.25.0-0ubuntu2 500 500 http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status [08:40] gde33: seems right version [08:41] gde33: lsb_release -a && uname -a ? [08:41] LSB Version: core-9.20170808ubuntu1-noarch:security-9.20170808ubuntu1-noarch Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS Release: 18.04 Codename: bionic [08:42] name 4.15.0-43-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 6 14:45:28 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [08:43] gde33: wrong kernel version and 18.04.2 should not be out yet [08:43] gde33: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [08:46] rebooting brb [08:52] still no screenshots [08:53] gde33: can you check if you have proposed enabled in software&sources please? [08:54] its enabled [08:54] gde33: disable and sudo apt update please [08:55] qq [08:55] I could fill a bug? [08:55] gde33: no, dont file bugs with proposed enabled [08:55] do I click on revert? [08:56] oh right sorry nvm [09:00] they are in the pictures folder now :) [09:01] lotuspsychje: thanks, keep up the good work [09:01] gde33: why did you enable proposed in the first place? [09:02] I dont recall, I think I was hoping some things would be fixed [09:02] but the desktop icons are still a complete mess :P [09:02] gde33: dont use proposed unless you know what you doing, or help testing..things can pretty unstable on proposed [09:02] my left monitor is much smaller than the one on the right [09:02] ditto [09:03] icons are overlapping and outside the screen [09:03] ill just use it as a folder np [09:04] have to go now, thanks for the assist again === root is now known as Guest49235 [09:30] !rootirc | Guest49235 [09:30] Guest49235: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [09:31] hii [09:39] what's up with the security team? [09:40] since new year they've really been on top of their game [09:40] shibboleth: ask your real question please? [09:42] i gave praise [09:43] shibboleth: #ubuntu-hardened to praise :p [09:43] looking through january some ub fixes actually came out before on deb :) [09:49] Good morning guys.. any help installing whatsapp client on ubuntu 18.04 on a non VXT laptop? [09:50] whatsapp client from where ? [09:50] non vxt? [09:50] I mean Android emulator [09:50] as in non v-(t)x? [09:50] lol2: what's the problem ? [09:50] non-cpu virt accel? [09:50] yes [09:51] that's vt-x [09:51] yes [09:51] there's droid for x86 [09:51] Great and what are the steps [09:52] qemu should be able? [09:52] lol2: is there a package in the repos [09:52] which cpu? [09:52] Hmm dont remember, it is an hp dv6 [09:53] 64 bits system [09:53] lol2: is there a package in the repo [09:53] lol2, if it is a core2duo or more recent it for sure has vt-x [09:53] not vt-d, but def vt-x [09:54] it does not support it in the bios [09:54] cpu model? [09:55] or pavillion model? says dv6-XXXXyy on a sticker underneath [09:55] lol2: are you trying to install android emulator so you can use whatsapp [09:55] gawd those were awful :) [09:55] exactly [09:56] anyway, gimme a hp model# or preferably a cpu model (device manager, bios) [09:56] but were sold from 2006 on, all of which had c2d [09:57] or the amd ones [09:57] but those are no longer around for various reasons [09:57] lol2: are you trying to use android emulator so you can use whatsapp ? [09:58] lol [09:59] why is that funny ? [09:59] lol2: are you trying to use android emulator so you can use whatsapp ? [09:59]