=== beaver is now known as evilnewbie [00:07] Hello! Someone using WeChat? [00:07] The Chinese app. [00:08] Are you having an Ubuntu support issue which involves the application WeChat? [00:09] genii, well, no. [00:09] genii, it's off-topic. [00:09] !ot [00:09] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:09] I know. [00:12] Is there a way, post installation, in Ubuntu server, to bring up that little menu that lets you select pre-configured setups for various services like nextcloud, rocketchat, etc.? [00:12] In olden days it was "tasksel", but I see Ubuntu has moved onto something else. [00:15] Gerowen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel#Usage_.28alternative.29 https://askubuntu.com/questions/252056/should-i-use-tasksel-tasks-in-apt-or-install-regular-metapackages [00:15] Gerowen: There should still be install images with the old installer === Taco is now known as alore [00:26] Hello, I have a question. What is the best IDE on Ubuntu? [00:28] !best | hexen_16 [00:28] !ide [00:28] Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop, geany - Others: eclipse, netbeans, qtcreator [00:28] https://www.ubuntupit.com/best-linux-code-editor-top-10-reviewed-compared/ .. there is no single best, depends on your coding i guess [00:34] I see. I'll check out that link. I need a good one for web development though. Currently using bluefish. [00:47] hi everyone my computer is extremely almost to the point where its basically frozen [00:47] how do i close firefox? my cursor barely moves [00:48] gambl0re, if you have a terminal open, pkill firefox [00:49] no i dont. also my keyboard is unresponsive [00:50] !sysrq | gambl0re [00:50] gambl0re: In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key [00:50] tomreyn, tried that. it did nothing [00:51] is that it? no more solutions? === JonathanS is now known as LOMLON [00:51] then you're options right now are waiting until things settle down (which, worst case, *may* never happen) or to power cycle, potentially loossing data. [00:52] ctrl alt f1, login, logout, and back to F6 sometimes helps gaining command again, and you should be able to kill firefox [00:53] OerHeks, keyboard is not responding to any keyboard commands [00:53] then hold power button down, and reboot [00:53] once you recovered control you should review your system configuration, make sure your swap setup makes sense the way it is, possibly find out what happened there (review logs). [00:54] 1 2 3 4 5 sec and it is off === LOMLON is now known as JonathanS [00:54] will this potentially fuck up my computer if i force shut down [00:55] oke, then wait [00:55] that wasnt my question [00:55] will this potentially fuck up my computer if i force shut down [00:56] no guarantee, but filesystem issues are fixable [00:56] you'll potentially loose data, you will have to have the file systems checked, but on most systems this happens automatically [00:57] and data loss wont be much, if any [00:57] ok thanks guys [00:57] if its working slowly [00:57] then you might be able to close firefox [00:57] but it wont corrupt my sdd right? [00:57] i had that happen [00:57] many times [00:57] where only mouse responds and its super slow [00:57] not physically, no [00:57] and i was able to close apps and stuff [00:57] sometimes my sdd boots into infrms after a force shutdown [00:57] and go back to normal [00:57] it just takes forever to get the mouse in the right place sometimes [00:57] so you might want to just keep trying that way [00:58] it probably happened because firefox took too much RAM [00:58] make swap partition larger or buy more ram [00:58] "infrms"? [00:58] if any of you do programming, sometimes when you run an infinite loop, it slows your computer down. this is whats happening.. haha [00:59] so there's no condition in the loop to stop it except shutdown pc? lol [00:59] i guess no programmers in here. anyways [00:59] im just gonna force shutdown. thanks [01:00] a good ide makes a shadowcopy any x timeunits [01:27] hello I am trying to encrypt my hd and it indicates crypt [01:28] benchmark twofish-cbc 128b 64.4 MiB/s 70.9 MiB/s [01:28] is this fast? [01:28] it is not kb, so yes [01:29] okay so it is fast enough [01:29] sadly [01:29] I cannot encrypt the hd postfact [01:29] laptop, take into consideration in addition the RPM from your HDD. [01:29] 5400 this does not do that I am afriad [01:30] does hard disk encryption still chew threw disks like in the old PGP days? Especially considering my drives are SSD, lol [01:30] luks does not do twofish cbc correct? [01:30] one sets encryption during creating user indeed [01:30] its worth noting that these days RPM doesnt mean anything for HDD performance [01:30] but now it is running, do not hit crtl + c [01:30] I have a fijitsu 40 gb [01:32] if I encrypt the hd will it be really slow [01:32] well, it won't be faster [01:32] lol true [01:32] because nearly all HDDs nowadays are in the 5400-7200 RPM range, but two HDDs with the same RPM can have different performance [01:32] that encryption is what i am interesting in [01:33] ok but how to test without encrypting first [01:33] so benchmarking the read/write speed of the HDD is a better idea than looking at the RPM [01:35] how [01:38] I'm trying to kill firefox using htop I select the process > press k > press 9 (for SIGKILL) > press enter. But nothing is happening [01:40] hi [01:44] newdimension, firefox runs 2 processes: pkill firefox # enter [01:45] OerHeks: I can kill it using kill #PID or killall firefox. I'm just curious as to why I cant kill it using htop. What I did is search for all firefox processes and press space to select them. Then sent the kill signal, nothing happened [01:47] try kill -9 PID [01:48] Also, another more important question. I'm on 18.04.02 running on virtualbox (latest version). I keep running out of memory even though I've allocated 7gb. I only run (1) firefox (2) Pycharm (3) hexchat. I keep seeing xorg using up 43% [01:48] right now after a fresh restart I'm at 2.71GB. After a while it's going to climb to 6gb :/ [01:48] I'm not sure how to troubleshoot [01:49] more important than killing firefox? [01:49] haha yes, I find out I can't kill firefox using htop because I kept running out of memory. [01:49] *found [01:51] ok, got a real humdinger of a dumb question for you guys. Is it possible to take an 80gb hdd (usb) and put all the different ubuntu distros on it, have it boot into that hdd and you can select which of the distros to either run a livecd session or install from? Does that make sense? [01:52] basically have multiple livecd distros all on one external usb hdd [01:52] wouldn't this be a lot more convenient in a VM? [01:53] fleabeard: Possible yes, makes sense no. Like tomreyn suggested use a VM and connect a sharefolder to it. That way you can have the same data in all distros [01:53] *shared folder [01:54] In temrs of how to do what you want, you'd install all distros on the same HDD and configure grub's boot menu [01:54] all you need is a bootable mini iso, for all desktops [01:54] & internet [01:56] newdimension, so I would have to actually install each os individually (like full install?) or can I just have there livecd functionality available from a grub menu? [01:58] I meant full install, now that I re-read your question I realize that you probably find something to make a live CD with options. I don't know how to do that [01:59] reason I ask is I have a lot of pc's in my house and a lot of my family are open to running linux, but there are so many flavors of ubuntu I'd rather not have to fool with them individually and having all the ubuntu distros on one external would make my life easy [02:00] hey, wondering if something in 18.04 has changed with respect to sockets in /tmp [02:00] i just upgraded a vps and now fastcgi scripts that were running as daemons on a unix socket have stopped working in apache [02:02] I'm guessing my only option is via YUMI [02:04] I've always set volume with `pactl set-sink-volume 0 ...`, but suddenly the sink's number seems to be 1 instead of 0. How does this work [02:04] ? [02:07] I guess it has the symbolic name "auto_null" (?) and I can use that. [02:25] How do I zip in command line without seeing the file listed? [02:28] R13ose: As in you want to create a .zip archive, or extract one without seeing all the output? [02:28] R13ose: eh? [02:29] Gerowen: create a .zip archive of my home folder with all the hidden files too. [02:29] hidden files and directories [02:33] Reading the help thing. For future reference you can usually get all kinds of good info from a command by adding --help to it. [02:33] zip --help [02:33] And in this case it has a page 2, zip -h2 [03:01] Hello. I have a question. I noticed new ISO's of 18.04.2 come with kernel 4.18. But my existing install after updates is still on 4.15. How do i get the newer kernel on my existing install? [03:02] !hwe | MrGizmo757 [03:02] MrGizmo757: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [03:02] hello [03:02] Ok. thanks. I was thinking that was the answer. I just wanted to be sure before i did it. [03:05] tomreyn: are you here [03:06] maybe not === Guest63311 is now known as Senix [03:09] In /etc/default/grub, I have and entry "acpi_osi=! acpi_osi=\"Windows 2015\"". [03:09] However, on boot, it shows as acpi_osi=! acpi_osi="Windows 2015". My escape characters went missing. Would I need to escape my escape characters? [03:11] eraserpencil1: No, that's the expected outcome. [03:12] to facilitate discussion, what do you call the page that appears after pressing 'e' at oot [03:12] boot [03:13] grub terminal? [03:13] Nope. Boot editor perhaps. [03:13] okay. [03:16] So if my boot editor dosent have the escape characters, I dont have keyboard control on my laptop afterwards. I tried adding the escape characters manually in the boot editor and then it works fine. === bermraj_ is now known as bermraj [03:17] Am i troubleshooting this correctly? Feels so wrong to add an escape character for an escape character to appear in the boot editor, but I dont know of a better way [03:21] I can't zip files in file manager, and says: unable to run the command specified. the zip does not exist. How do I fix this? [03:21] eraserpencil1: The grub command line should be as - "acpi_osi=Windows 2015" quiet splash" - . In the grub file one must escape that space. [03:22] R13ose: https://askubuntu.com/questions/660846/how-to-zip-and-unzip-a-directory-and-its-files-in-linux [03:23] eraserpencil1: correction ,, "acpi_osi=Windows 2012" quiet splash . that final " omited . [03:24] eraserpencil1: if I use command line, will -r let me zip hidden files and folders too? Also how do I not see all the contents of what is zipping? [03:29] Bashing-om: are we talking in /etc/default/grub or in the boot editor [03:29] I think I figured that out -q [03:30] R13ose: sorry, I was reading the manual for zip. I think you need "--system-hidden" flag [03:31] but if you got it, then good [03:31] Oh okay [03:36] eraserpencil1: ^^ is for the kernel boot line in the boot editor. in the /etc/default/grub file escape the space between the quotes: In /etc/default/grub you'll need to *escape* them thus: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=... \"acpi_osi=Windows 2015\" because the kernel command line needs quotes around the entire parameter due to the space in the name. [03:41] eraserpencil1: Since by adding the escape characters in the actual boot parameters, you are effectively crippling the "Windows 2015" bit, I wonder though if you really need the parameter at all. [03:45] krytarik: i realised it crippes the WIndows 2015 bit.... and yea i have fought with the laptop for a long time to even install ubuntu on this laptop. Windows 2015 is needed [03:46] Bashing-om: I just realised you meant acpi_osi=! \"acpi_osi=Windows 2015\" [03:50] eraserpencil1: The tutorial: http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html . [03:51] i need to bookmark this. TJ was helping me weeks ago and i couldnt find this page. have been trying to make sense of https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/kernel-parameters.html [03:54] anyway, i have to go soon. but before that, I'd like to get an opinion if I should spend more time on fixing the errors i see in my dmesg [03:54] https://termbin.com/u70u [03:57] I am having issues getting OpenDNS familyshield working [03:58] eraserpencil1: I would think getting the correct DSDT would go a long way on resolving the errors. [03:59] Bashing-om: it is wrong? [03:59] eraserpencil1: Scooting out here also .. Good luck (study hard). [04:00] krytarik: Bashing-om: alright thanks for the help [04:12] hey guys, I've got a folder with a ton of files in it that follow a naming convention of 'blah blah - 01-01-1990.doc'. When I view this folder in my File Manager, it's not sorting them from oldest to newest obviously because of the text preceding the date in the filename. Is there a way I can list these files newest to oldest in a termainl perhaps? With some sort of goofy linux terminal switch magic? [04:13] s/termainl/terminal [04:14] the last 10-digits of every file has the date format, so '01-01-1990' (includes the -'s) === MJCD is now known as Skydaddy [04:15] fleabeard: you could make a backup directory of it first and expriment with the backup [04:16] https://askubuntu.com/questions/677044/rename-multiple-files-in-terminal [04:16] eraserpencil1, well the directory is 500Gb heh [04:16] eraserpencil1: --system-hidden doesn't work on ubuntu [04:16] and sadly I don't have enough supplemental disk space to create a backup of it :( [04:17] fleabeard: or create a dummy folder with a similar naming structure and try [04:17] also, I'm not really looking to rename them, just list them in a ascending/descending order if possible [04:17] sorry if I was unclear [04:18] fleabeard: if you're using the gui, there should be options to sort by modified date/creation date [04:19] ls -1 | tac | sort -n | tac [04:19] eraserpencil1, yes, but the date I'm trying to sort by isn't a parameter like modified/creation date. It's listed in the filename itself. [04:20] eraswroencil1 [04:20] just at the end of the filename with text that proceeds it, so 'some file 01-01-1990.doc' and 'some file2 01-02-1990.doc' etc. [04:20] R13ose: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12493206/zip-including-hidden-files [04:20] i guess try with or [04:21] -r [04:21] Yes but can I do -qr? [04:24] I did -qr before a d seems to not have gotten all files and directories zipped up. [04:24] fleabeard, did you try something like "ls -1 | rev | sort -n | rev" ? [04:24] GUI is better but not working. [04:25] de-facto, that appears to be doing some sort of sort on either created/modified date, yeah? [04:26] it lists one file per line "ls -1" note its number one, then it reverses that string "rev" and sorts them numerically "sort -n" then reverse the strings again back to orig [04:26] R13ose: I tried and it works [04:27] Only -r or -qr? Do I need sudo or not? [04:27] eraserpencil1: ^ [04:27] zip -qr .zip [04:28] what are you zipping up? [04:28] Let me try without sudo [04:28] Home directory [04:29] de-facto, I think this is close but not quite there yet [04:29] I actually have to run, perhaps someone else could help you [04:29] no right click ubuntu applications [04:29] how to enable [04:29] oh wait, that's a 1 [04:29] not an l [04:30] fleabeard, if i was you i would copy a small representative portion of your files in a directory to experiment with scripting so its fast and without risk [04:30] use the power of bash, sed, grep ... [04:31] yeah, I'm still new to linux so I've got a lot to learn lol [04:31] its good investment of time, it will make you much more powerfull/faster with computers :) [04:32] I'll do as you suggested with a small copy to represent the files and play around some more. [04:36] there is a lot on stackoverflow you can find with google, especially scripting, pattern matching, bash, sed, grep, awk [04:36] when right clicking on myRight handed mouse function, nothing pops, in a browser i Can drag a link into the address bar. [04:36] its very nice to learn and many ppl already find examples which you can adopt and tweak to your needs [04:37] de-facto, here's a small example of the files and how the dates are in the end of the filename > http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tkGtpp4FSs/ [04:37] works ok in terminal..' [04:37] not raelly anywhere else [04:41] fleabeard, so that should work with the sample i gave you i guess, but if its not consitently named you might want to make a list from "ls -1" with sed e.g. "ls -1 | sed '/mach your pattern/build entries with your maches/' | sort -n [04:42] then you have a sorted list with first colum of your matched dates and second colum of the full file names sorted and you can pull the full file names out of the second column [04:43] ah yeah you have to put the year first, then the month then the day [04:46] idk man, I think I may be in over my head with this one lol [04:49] here is how I was hoping to have them list btw > https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/DfKWWkcd3C/ [04:49] oldest to newest contingent of the date listed at the end of the filename [04:52] fleabeard, something like this maybe? echo "Nightmare LT - 09-14-1935" | sed 's/$.*$$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$$/\4-\3-\2\t\1\2-\3-\4/' | sort -n | cut -d"$(printf '\t')" -f2 [04:52] let me give that a try [04:52] its just quickly hacked together with sed [04:53] so you would ls -1 | | sed 's/$.*$$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$$/\4-\3-\2\t\1\2-\3-\4/' | sort -n | cut -d"$(printf '\t')" -f2 [04:54] on that last one there I got an error> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|' [04:54] that matches the date at the end and constructs a list with year-month-day to sort it and then uses just the second column "cut ..." to get the orig filename [04:54] oh yeah there are two pipes [04:55] gawd, my fam gonna think I'm sort of hacker with all this s/$.*$ stuffs lol [04:55] ls -1 | sed 's/$.*$$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$-$[0-9]\+$$/\4-\3-\2\t\1\2-\3-\4/' | sort -n | cut -d"$(printf '\t')" -f2 [04:55] its a regular expression [04:55] hey that worked! [04:55] glad to hear :) [04:56] let me give that a try on the server to see if it sorts them too! [04:56] no guarentee though, its just quickly hacked together, so you should be careful with that [04:57] dang, didn't work that well on the server though, hmm [04:58] you can play with https://regex101.com/ if you like to tweak the regexp [04:58] oh that's pretty cool, I'll give that a try too [05:00] btw there is also #bash here on freenode :) [05:01] thanks for all your help, gotta run get my daughter from work [05:02] I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.5 (newest kernel 4.4.0-142-generic) .. I just finished the UPDATE and it's nice to see a clean up of older linux header files. the latest upgrade removed like 32,000+ files. Allot of good things got updated this time too ... impressive :) === iamgr00t_ is now known as iamgr00t === alore is now known as uptime === bs_ is now known as bs === dskullz is now known as dskull === MuffinPimp_ is now known as MuffinPimp === cyp3d_ is now known as cyp3d === AB49K- is now known as AB49K === urdh_ is now known as urdh === kantlive- is now known as kantlivelong [05:44] hi i can get help here? [05:46] anon19: Sure, just ask away. === RAX is now known as rax- [05:51] i have a lenovo z50 which i installed ubuntu on. But i cannot even run commands like sudo get-apt install build essential due to gcc,g++ dependencies [05:51] and has no wifi driver [05:51] etc [05:53] it has no gcc,g++ or dpkg-dev [05:53] krytarik, you there? [05:53] Pastebin any actual error messages on that. [05:54] And knowing what Ubuntu release you are on may help too. [05:55] 18.04 [05:56] krytarik, https://pastebin.com/RkyRYitk [05:58] Try to install any of the mentioned dependencies and see what that tells you then. [05:59] To clarify you are using Ubuntu 18.04? [06:00] krytarik,https://pastebin.com/TeUwq4SS [06:00] yes [06:02] Is it a brand new install, you've not messed with anything? [06:02] yes [06:02] its brand new [06:02] i have done nothing [06:03] Hmm.. [06:05] anon19: Run "sudo apt-get update" and then try again. [06:05] any thoughts guys? [06:05] wont work [06:05] will link paste sec [06:06] https://pastebin.com/Jeik4Q0G [06:06] here you go :0 [06:06] Also: "sudo apt-get -f install" [06:08] nothing happened [06:08] anon@anon:~$ sudo apt-get -f install Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. anon@anon:~$ ^C [06:08] Switch to the main server for now. [06:10] how do i switch to main server? [06:10] krytarik, how do i swicth to main server :)? [06:13] anon19: "sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://p80.pool.sks-keyservers.net:80 --recv-keys 11E9DE8848F2B65222AA75B8D1820DB22A11534E" - to try and fix the key error there. [06:14] (Source: https://weechat.org/download/debian/ → Install instructions) [06:15] i ran the instruction says imported [06:16] krytarik what do i do with debian? [06:16] debian is the operating system that ubuntu is based on. [06:16] so i gotta install debian? [06:17] anon19: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#Download_Server [06:18] Hi could anybody help me out to solve the ssl handshake failed error while launching pulse secure vpn un ubuntu 14.04 64 bit laptop? [06:19] kryartik, so i should download repository from a different server i.e the main server which is upto date [06:19] Anon19, to clarify is this a virtual machine or have you actually installed it on your computer? [06:20] computer [06:20] no vm [06:20] btw which is the main server? [06:20] is it any server in the US? [06:20] It's actually called "Main" there. [06:21] i opened software and updates [06:21] download from [06:21] And this is because your Indian mirror seems to have issues currently. [06:21] goot it [06:21] *got it [06:23] tq for not being racist :D, i try to hide my ethnicity as much as possible [06:23] ok i have switched to main server [06:24] kryartik, it attempted to download some software but that failed [06:24] what do i do next? [06:24] Hi could anybody help me out to solve the ssl handshake failed error while launching pulse secure vpn from ubuntu 14.04 64 bit laptop? It was working fine before a recent update. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. [06:24] rerun the commands? [06:24] anon19: Did you "update" afterwards yet? [06:25] DarkByD3sign, your name is hard to type :S [06:25] samanta, if you post your issue I'm sure somebody will come to you as soon as they can. [06:25] Just type Dark then press the tab button :P [06:25] krytarik: same issues after i update [06:25] DarkByD3sign: ooh [06:26] krytarik: would you like pastebin? [06:26] anon19: "-f install" again too. [06:26] -f install said 1 not upgraded [06:27] krytarik: anon@anon:~$ sudo apt-get -f install Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded. [06:27] try and install something now anon19 [06:27] sudo apt install vlc [06:28] anon19: "dist-upgrade" [06:28] DarkByD3sign: Please no. [06:28] * DarkByD3sign will be quiet. [06:28] ok [06:28] could you say exact command [06:29] krytarik: exact command please :) [06:29] "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" [06:29] no errors [06:30] krytarik: [06:30] krytarik: normal update now? [06:30] Well yeah, now you try again what you wanted to do to begin with. [06:31] krytarik: update doesnt work [06:31] Did you fix the WeeChat repo key error yet then? [06:31] trying build essential [06:32] krytarik: when i ran that command it gave me no errors [06:32] krytarik: i dont know what you mean === uptime is now known as Guest66114 [06:32] Well, if you still get any error messages, please pastebin them. [06:33] krytarik: build essential did not return any errors [06:34] krytarik: but build essential did not fix my wifi adaptor not found issue [06:34] krytarik: thats why i was doing it to begin with [06:35] krytarik: https://pastebin.com/hJFpcSuW [06:35] update errors [06:37] Ugh, that's unfortunate.. [06:38] Could he just update the sources? [06:39] What do you mean exactly?.. >_> [06:39] sources.list? [06:40] I'm no expert but the issue is when he is updating and trying to install things and he is getting the hash error, could he update his list of sources so it perhaps looks at more updated list or something. [06:40] Anon19 where did you download this copy of Ubuntu, the website? [06:40] DarkByD3sign: yes from the website [06:43] DarkByD3sign: That's what we tried by switching the update server, assuming it's simply the one currently used having issues. === Guest66114 is now known as alore [06:44] anon19, are you behind a proxy? [06:44] hi [06:44] no [06:45] Hi thanos [06:45] DarkByD3sign: but it could be my ISP [06:45] DarkByD3sign: my ISP uses a login system [06:46] Run this - sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get autoclean [06:46] krytarik: i went to the additional drivers tab and selected my wifi driver to install [06:46] and its installing unlike before [06:47] in software and updates [06:47] additional drivers [06:47] Well, that's some progress at least then.. >_> [06:47] And yeah, funky ISP can be an issue here. [06:47] its 75% done i will update you aas soon as [06:48] https://askubuntu.com/questions/41605/trouble-downloading-packages-list-due-to-a-hash-sum-mismatch-error - could also try the answer here though. [06:49] i need to restart the computer [06:49] says driver was installed. [06:51] heyyyyyyy [06:51] I have been messing around for ages [06:52] and i'm basically at the point where i'm making my own ubuntu fork [06:53] it will be based on ubuntu 19 and will just use wayland+swaywm+chrome essentially [06:53] ultra-ultra lightweight [06:53] anyone else got any experience with making a fork [06:53] I was thinking if I put some more effort into it I could probably brand it as like wubuntu [06:53] or waybuntu [06:54] swaybuntu? lol [06:54] Oh and Qt5 as well [06:54] and all Qt5 applets [06:55] kryartik: a [06:55] !discuss | MJCD [06:55] MJCD: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [06:56] ty [06:56] guys still here? [06:56] kryartik? [06:56] dark? [06:57] I'm still here, just. [06:58] bbl need sleep. [06:59] eraserpencil1: this worked, thanks [06:59] !tab | anon19_: Learn to tab-complete.. >_> [06:59] anon19_: Learn to tab-complete.. >_>: You can use your key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [07:03] DarkByD3sign: your here? [07:04] !patience | anon19 [07:04] anon19: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [07:05] anon19: if nobody knows the answer, you can also re-ask your issue all in one line to the channel, once in a while [07:05] my wireless driver is not found [07:05] *adaptor [07:05] so i cant use wifi [07:06] update gives me hash sum mismatch error [07:06] i am connected to main server [07:06] i have build essential [07:06] "all in one line" [07:07] I just installed ubuntu onto my computer, there is nothing else. It cannot find my wireless adaptor and i cannot connect to the internet through wifi. [07:07] Any solutions? [07:08] anon19: ubuntu version? kernel version? wifi chipset please? [07:09] anon19: this this: apt -o Acquire::http::AllowRedirect=false update === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [07:10] lotuspsychje_: 18.04, 4.18.0-15-generic, [07:10] lotuspsychje: do you know command to find chipset? [07:11] CarlFK: could you write what exactly i have to type? [07:11] anon19: pastebin: sudo lshw -C network, please [07:12] https://pastebin.com/eifBiYhP [07:12] anon19: sudo apt -o Acquire::http::AllowRedirect=false update [07:13] lotuspsychje: https://pastebin.com/eifBiYhP [07:13]