[00:00] GPD is a small PC [00:00] 64 bits small PC [00:01] zuhaitz: I don't believe your issue has anything to do with Ubuntu versions or steam. You likely have two different Bluetooth chipsets between your computers. One that is better supported in Linux, and one that isn't [00:02] pragmaticenigma, and any idea for a manual solution? [00:02] zuhaitz: likely totally different bluetooth devices, the bluetooth in the GPD might be partially unsupported in the kernel [00:03] jeremy31, it is working perfect with retroarch, some steam games, too, and the rest if I configure it as a keyboard/mouse emulation [00:04] zuhaitz: about the only thing I can think of is to install the same version of Ubuntu on the Pocket computer and see if you find it has better support. If it doesn't, then it is clearly a fault of the Bluetooth hardware in that computer. [00:04] pragmaticenigma, Ubuntu Mate 18.10 is an official ISO for GPD Pocket... [00:04] zuhaitz: right now you are effectively comparing an apple to an orange. Two different computers, running two different versions of an operating system, running two different flavors of said operating system. [00:05] Ok, I understand [00:05] is posible to make a downgrade? xD [00:05] is it* [00:07] zuhaitz: there is no command to downgrade, you would have to download the 16.04 image, and install it to the machine like a fresh install. Note that doing so may lose support for other features of the computer that the manufacture may have included in the Ubuntu version that they preinstalled for you === adikwok1 is now known as adikwok [00:08] zuhaitz: Before you do anything, I would highly suggest that you back up that machine. [00:09] I am using gnu linux for 20 years (debian and now ubuntu), I dont care if I have to install and reinstall / partition, thanks [00:09] But to be honest, I would like a solution with 18.10 XD [00:10] zuhaitz: what part of this aren't you getting? If your bluetooth device works for SOME games in Ubuntu 18.10 but not others. Then that means your bluetooth device WORKS. Period. The issue is with those other games and their config. Or Steam or Retroarch. Not Ubuntu. Not the device. And not any bluetooth settings. [00:11] leftyfb, Retroarch works 100%... Steam is the same version in both machines [00:11] That is what I dont get [00:11] great. That doesn't change the facts. [00:11] Same build of Steam and same game version [00:11] leftyfb, then I dont get it :) [00:12] Should I? I am journalist, not a programmer [00:12] xD [00:26] leftyfb, pragmaticenigma , I made rm -rf .steam* [00:27] I reinstalled games... and 100% of them are working [00:27] I am happy [00:27] so what does that tell you? [00:27] leftyfb, That I made a bad manual configuration in Steam in the GPD Pocket [00:27] and that I let Steam make an automatic configuration in the Acer VN7 laptop [00:27] both Ubuntu GNU Linux machines with Steam [00:27] XD [00:28] I was getting mad... now it makes sense [00:28] to be honest I tried to make a manual configuration in the litle machine XD [00:28] leftyfb, thanks for your patientness [00:29] patience [00:29] not native english speaker ;) [00:30] Basque and castilian native speaker, I studied english when I was child XD [00:32] zuhaitz: please keep to support related topics, for chat and discussions please head over to #ubuntu-offtopic [00:33] :? [00:34] pragmaticenigma, is the BASQUE word the problem? XD [00:34] it use to be [00:34] and that really sucks [00:34] well, anyway, thanks for your ... patientness XD [00:52] please help, my ubuntu 18.04.2 sound is missing. i can not hear any sound from speaker of headset [00:52] i need the sound .please [00:55] i can not move the sound volume from the setting either. there is no speaker logo. only mic. and light [00:56] adikwok: usually that happens when the system doesn't detect any sound device. [00:56] output device specifically* [00:58] Sleaker: how to fix that? === daniel is now known as Guest95505 [01:02] Sleaker: Have you rebooted your machine lately? have you made any changes? when was the last time sound worked? [01:03] pragmaticenigma: yes. i rebooted several times. yesterday evening still fine. sound and pulse-effect went ok [01:04] adikwok: what did you change since it was last working? [01:04] pragmaticenigma: i did not remember. just install re-install gdm3. lxde-core [01:05] adikwok: and why did you do that? [01:05] try to minimize ram usage at startup [01:06] adikwok: So you uninstalled two of core components of your system and are now wondering why your sound doesn't work? [01:07] pragmaticenigma: i install and re-install those two [01:07] adikwok: That doesn't take into consideration the dependencies that go with them. [01:08] adikwok: When you uninstall things like gdm3 and lxde-core, there are other modules that have those flagged as parent dependencies. If they are removed, software marked as dependent on them also gets removed [01:08] adikwok: Try installing pulseaudio... if that doesn't resolve your issue, then you are probably looking at installing Lubuntu from scratch. [01:09] pragmaticenigma: ok i re-installing pulseaudio === X230t is now known as \\server\share [01:09] adikwok: or restore your back-up image of your computer that you made before starting this experiment. [01:09] adikwok, if you have good backups, might be better to just reinstall. [01:10] Tin_man: i have backup but dont know how to restore. i did backup with rsync [01:10] not familiar with resync.. [01:11] adikwok: rsync is not a backup too [01:12] tool [01:12] adikwok: when talking about making a backup, we're talking about you having made a backup disk image of your computer using a tool like clonezilla [01:13] pragmaticenigma: i never did with clonezilla or others [01:13] adikwok: Then you have no backup [01:13] pragmaticenigma: :[ [01:14] adikwok: which is unfortunate... if installing pulseaudio doesn't resolve your issue, you will have to install from scratch [01:14] when i use qpaeq. here is the error message: [01:14] QStandardPaths: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set, defaulting to '/tmp/runtime-adi' [01:14] There was an error connecting to pulseaudio, please make sure you have the pulseaudio dbus module loaded, exiting... [01:14] adikwok: Next time you want to test performance enhancements, do it on a unimportant computer or a virtual machine. Also, learn how to make real backups of your computer and how to restore them [01:15] pragmaticenigma: real backup - real restore . main project to learn [01:16] adikwok: that message means your system is gone... time to install from scratch... move your personal files somewhere safe and start over === beaver is now known as evilnewbie [01:17] pragmaticenigma: ok. thx for the advise. [01:19] I'm running stock Ubuntu and wondering if there is a way to display the output from a command in a dock icon. [01:20] I used to be able to do that in XFCE to show how my git repos were going - to remind me to commit/push. [01:20] any tips would be appreciated. [01:21] jdownie: You'll have to better describe what it is you're trying to acomplish... dock icons are not "live" [01:21] Oh, well you probably just answered my question, i'm hoping there is a way to show some simple text like "P: 3" on my display all the time. [01:22] that would tell me that three files have been modified in my "Personal" repo. [01:22] i have a shell script that will give that output. [01:22] i was picturing something on the dock that would run the script every five minutes or so. [01:23] hello? [01:23] xiaxiaoyu12138: hi [01:25] jdownie: Conkie (I think that's the name) can do overlays on the desktop of system stats... I'm sure it's possible to add a module for that [01:28] oooh, that's what i was hoping to learn. thanks for that. [01:28] jdownie: you might try notify-send command, might be too visually noisy for what you want tho [01:28] jdownie: I was close, it's conky [01:30] rfm: thanks, i'm reading up on that one now too. [01:31] pragmaticenigma: yeah, found it. not in the software app though. [01:40] WB WB WB WB [01:40] conky looks cool, but i'm interested in notify-send with a keyboard shortcut too. [01:40] thankyou both for your help! === jje_ is now known as jje === coxzist1 is now known as coxzist === coxzist1 is now known as coxzist [02:13] Need some help setting up a LAMP stack [02:13] I can't get the default database for mysql to initialize [02:13] using ubuntu 16.04 [02:14] throwUP: what do you mean by default database to initialize? [02:16] the database directory structure [02:16] mysqld --initialize doesn't seem to work [02:16] throwUP: Are you installing mysql from apt or some other source? [02:17] yes from apt [02:17] there is nothing to intialize... mysqld is installed as a system service [02:17] I get Errcode: 17 - File Exists [02:17] ooooh [02:17] throwUP: what instructions are you following? [02:18] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu-14-04 [02:18] i think it's a bit outdated [02:19] considering you're using ubuntu 16.04... yeah... not the right version. also those instructions are for digital oceans' droplets ... not a standalone ubuntu instance [02:21] It's on a droplet [02:21] should i start over with a more current ubuntu version? [02:22] throwUP: Then this isn't the place for support. digital ocean provides a non-standard version of Ubuntu. since documentation availble to the volunteers here comes from Canonical, it's hard to support that platform [02:24] throwUP: Also, up your web searching game... https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu-16-04 [02:24] was first result when searching "Ubuntu LAMP 16.04" [02:24] jesus.. [02:53] /me [02:54] I have an Optimus Laptop (a laptop with 2 video cards: Intel & Nvidia). Is a good idea to install Bumblebee and switch between the cards, or is better just install nvidia drivers and only use this video card? [02:55] Hi, last time I was in here I had a problem with my root filesystem randomly remounting itself read-only, and I promised to get a dmesg log next time it happened. Voila but I'm not sure there are any insights http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xDP2RK5xm8/ [02:58] and here's the SMART report http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8RzdbPgmk8/ [03:05] hey fellas [03:06] i'm using a live usb of 18.04, and i'm trying to see about flashing a sas drive's firmware [03:06] anybody have an idea of how to list the sas HBA? [03:06] or even the drive at that... [03:08] i'm seeing the HBA via lspci [03:08] but no drive [03:12] fek [03:43] <[RobDude]> When I try to ping my Windows PC from Ubuntu I get the follow error: 'ping: myOtherPc: System error' but if I ping any other random name, it will output 'ping: asdfasdf: Name or service not known'. My Windows Pc is up and running and I've completely disabled the firewall. I did install winbind and edit my /etc/nsswitch.conf file - can anyone tell me what I have done wrong? [03:52] eater9: looks like your file system is corrupted. or some part of it. [03:52] eater9: check lines 1604 -> 1607 in the log you posted [03:53] EXT4-fs atempts to mount the FS, the FS is corrupted, and so EXT4-fs mounts the file system read-only [03:53] Yeah, that's the moment when it goes bad, but I'm trying to figure out why [03:54] Before that it was running for a week with no problems [03:54] eater9: somethin is wrong with your file system. [03:54] eater9: things can break [03:54] ArchDebian: I am assuming all laptop screen graphics are piped via the Intel on-board GPU and the nividia card is used for external display. [03:55] Any thoughts on how I can figure out what's causing the issue? [03:55] ArchDebian: you could go either way, but installing the nvidia driver directly would at least be a good start. [03:55] yvyz: thank you I'll install only the nvidia driver [03:56] eater9: looks like the file that sits across the 82786420 block is corrupted. [03:57] eater9: or better, the file with inode# 9311347 is your issue === SuperKaramba is now known as BenderRodriguez [03:57] eater9: if you can boot a live usb, and mount the drive, you may be able to delete that corrupted file [03:59] That is just a file that I was downloading at the moment the error happened, but it doesn't explain why the error happened [03:59] Muligan: Have you verified your BIOS configs are in fact configured to allow SAS drives? [04:00] And why it keeps happening [04:01] eater9: https://askubuntu.com/a/59077 [04:01] It happens with different hard drives though [04:01] So I don't think it's a problem with the drive [04:03] Maybe don't download that file anymore? [04:04] There isn't any particular behavior or file that I can figure out as the cause of the filesystem becoming RO [04:05] Your disk controller could be going bad. [04:07] How would I diagnose whether that is the issue? [04:08] I don't see any obvious problems in the SMART data [04:08] Well its a possibility. But you said its happening on different drives. [04:08] And I assumed you just swapped the drives out withint he same machine [04:08] Hense the common denominator would be your disk controller. [04:10] Yes [04:11] eater9: have you run fsck to attempt to repai [04:11] repair* ? [04:12] Yes, after this happens I can't boot without repairing [04:15] I would bet that its a dying hdd [04:15] Is it an SDD? [04:15] SSD* [04:15] Yes, two different new SSDs [04:16] on a pretty new but out of warranty thinkpad [04:28] good night for now [04:42] eater9: Were both ssds using the same cable? [04:49] yvyz, BIOS on the HBA has been completely wiped [04:50] i did this for my FreeNAS boxes... [04:50] Hmm... [04:50] the other server that has a H200 detects the drive under FreeNAS/FBSD, however, does not assign it a /dev [04:50] it only shows 'PASS8' next to the drive under FreeNAS [04:50] i've another identical drive in the same system that passes, which is currently getting 0'd out [04:51] however, it has a step-up in firmware that's already been laoded on it [04:52] thus I moved the drive to this box [04:52] however... [04:52] lspci shows it [04:52] yea? [04:53] I've had issues w/these sets of drives attached directly via cable from the HBA [04:53] so tomorrow, I'm going to down one of my esxi hosts in my dev setup, and attach it via the backplane to one of my poweredge R510's [04:53] show's the HBA, yes [04:54] Muligan: Whats the HBA make/model? [04:55] but no drive, which I don't believe lspci will show in the 1st place [04:55] either a Dell H200 or H310 [04:55] I've the H310 directly attached via cable on my t20 at home here [04:55] which I'm sure won't show up [04:55] but at work, (dev enviroment), it's tied to a H200 [04:55] and through the backplane [05:28] Wonder if ubuntu needs the driver for it. === evilnewbie is now known as beaver [05:53] Hi, how does one build a customized version of an official ubuntu package? (similar to the Arch Build System on Arch Linux https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Build_System ). There is a library that I want to apply a patch to. Before anyone asks yes I know what I am doing. [05:58] nisstyre: we reccomend to use the existing packages from the official repos first instead of own compile [05:58] nisstyre: what is it your trying to make & why? [05:59] lotuspsychje: it's a patch for gtk3 that hasn't been released yet that fixes an issue I encountered while trying to build some Haskell software https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/commit/95c0f07295fd300ab7f3416a39290ae33585ea6c [05:59] it will be released eventually but just got fixed [05:59] all it does is expose some functions [06:01] there's a bug report here https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1121456 [06:01] bugzilla.opensuse.org bug 1121456 in GNOME "libgtk-3.so does not export gtk_cell_accessible_parent_get_row_header_cells function but Gtk-3.0.gir has it listed" [Major,Resolved: fixed] [06:01] anyway, I tested it before and it fixes the issue. I just don't know how to build a custom deb or whatever on Ubuntu [06:02] nisstyre: just an idea, maybe talk to the #ubuntu-devel guys about it, they might be interested in your solution [06:02] Well, it's already been merged into gtk3, just hasn't been released yet but could be backported I guess [06:02] I guess I can mention it in there as well [06:02] it's a very simple 2 line patch [06:04] nisstyre: dpkg-deb --build [06:04] nisstyre: or use checkinstall [06:05] yvyz: cool, I'll try that, thanks [06:05] nisstyre: http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html === gms is now known as Guest6720 [06:28] lotuspsychje: found a workaround that doesn't require rebuilding it but I'll definitely try contacting the maintainer to see if they can patch the fix in if they haven't already [06:44] great nisstyre and thank you for submitting this to the community === qwebirc29163 is now known as shrimp [06:59] hi guys - i'm trying to make partitions for a new ubuntu installation and i have about a terabyte of free space to work with, how much space goes in which partition? i was reading that you probably want a swap partition about the size of your RAM but i don't know if the rest of the free space should just be thrown in root or if i should make other stuff as well [07:00] shrimp, there is a lot of choices to be had with this. It used to be that swap partitions were suggested to be 2x the RAM, now 1x or less is often suggested. [07:01] i got that far, yeah [07:01] As far as making many small partitions, that's really up to you. My preference, a large partition for long term storage and the rest basically for '/'... reduces the chance of running out of space/etc. I also prefer if /boot is kinda bigger than normal [07:05] A swap partition is no longer necessary, a swapfile will be used instead. I just use / and /home partitions [07:05] ^ [07:06] how big should each respective partition be, given that i have 1tb of free space then? [07:07] I did 40GB for /, it's overkill but I have the space... [07:08] and i'm assuming the rest go into the /home partition, correct? [07:08] yes rest in /home [07:09] ok thank you [07:11] hai [07:11] JimBuntu: I never use swap personally because it can cause performance issues and as mentioned you can just use a swap file if you really need one [07:11] the linux OOM killer will kill processes that run amok usually [07:12] nisstyre, yeah, partition or file, they are treated pretty equally now. As far as the need of swap in general, I think that really depends on your workflow/programs. [07:13] yeah true, I guess some people might benefit from it if you're doing things like video editing [07:33] <{bosco}> what happened to wubi ? running windows and want to install ubuntu 18xx [07:34] officially its provided up until 14.04 lts afaik {bosco} [07:35] <{bosco}> nakamaki: so how do i install ubuntu via windows ? [07:35] !wubi [07:35] Wubi was a way to install Ubuntu from within Windows, but it is no longer supported in recent versions of Ubuntu and Windows, and was never well maintained even for Ubuntu 12.04. Do not use Wubi. See !install for other options for installing Ubuntu. [07:35] why do you explicitely want that? [07:35] If i have a bash script with this; file_name=$(data +%Y-%m-%d) tar -cf bkp.$file_name.tar.gz $1 and i start the script with ./scriptname.sh /home. [07:35] just download an iso, make a usb stick and install it from there [07:35] why would i get an error? [07:36] <{bosco}> nakamaki: just dont have a usb stick with jme or else i would lol [07:36] ratata: you mistyped date [07:36] lol okay [07:36] yeah i see that now, its not an exact copy of the script [07:36] its the tar part thats not working [07:36] and you need a command terminator between the file_name assignment and the tar command [07:37] command terminator? [07:37] its the $1 that is not working [07:37] ratata: tar will not automatically compress it with gzip just because you include .gz as extension to the destination file name. You can add -z for that though [07:37] you could partition your hdd and then write your install image to the new partition with unetbootin and reboot. then start the unetbootin from the bootloader and install from there [07:37] Thank you! [07:37] ratata: and $1 should be "$1", with quotes. Or "$@" if you want to support adding multiple files/directories [07:38] so tar -zcf "bkp.$(date +%Y-%m-%d).tar.gz" "$@" [07:39] Thank you for the clarification [07:42] Hey everyone. I just installed ubuntu 18.04 on my very new very powerful clevo p870tm. I am not that new to ubuntu but am coming back to it after a bit. I need to find out what hardware has missing drivers. How to do that ? [08:10] ??????? [08:12] farsight: do you have a question? [08:12] or 7? [08:12] hi [08:12] how can i make the login screen to show up as mirrored on all displays? [08:12] hi neure [08:13] it is really weird that this is not the case by default [08:13] I have laptop connected to extranal display and it is not great that I have to use the laptop display to login while everything else i do on the external display [08:13] ideally login should be visible on all displays [08:16] neure: you should probably tell which ubuntu version + login manager you're referring to. [08:16] 18.10 but it was the same with 18.04 as well [08:17] whatever is the default login manage [08:18] that'd be gdm then [08:19] looks like this is bug 1760849 [08:19] bug 1760849 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "Login screen appears on only one monitor and it's not the one I want" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1760849 [08:19] hey question: I've downloaded a package online because apt doesn't have an up to date version, but I'm not sure how to set it up so that it works with command line as if I had simply used apt. [08:20] I've tried resolving all the dependency issues by copying over the necessary files to /usr/lib, /usr/bin, etc, piece by piece, but there has to be a better way [08:23] ah [08:23] I just filed a duplicate :P [08:24] How can I mark my bug as duplicate? [08:24] done.. [08:24] da7niel: you shouldn't put anything in /usr/lib or /usr/bin, only apt should do that. Install custom software in /usr/local or /opt [08:25] geirha: okay, thanks for the tip [08:34] !latest | da7niel [08:34] da7niel: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [08:34] ^ just in case you're new to ubuntu [08:45] I plugged Ubuntu up to my TV and I can't use any resolution other than 3840x2160. I ran xrandr and it says: Screen 0: minimum 3840 x 2160, current 3840 x 2160, maximum 3840 x 2160, so it's locked at 3840x2160 min and max. I can add extra resolutions into xorg and it loads the modes, but throws them out I assume since they're outside of the minimum. Is this normal? [09:48] My computer can not boot from the ubuntu installer usb so I installed ubuntu onto an external drive. The computer that could not boot from the installer usb has booted from the external drive. how would I install ubuntu to the internal drive? [09:49] Holo: insert the external disk into it? [09:49] Holo: or take the internal out, make it external, and re-insert it? [09:49] i had the same problem with a machine, we use ipxe/pxe/network install with preseeding [09:50] tarzeau the eternal is the failing SSD that has some bad lockups [09:50] throw it away then, and get one that's not locking up/failing [09:50] there really is not an easy way to run the CLI server installer from a running ubuntu one? [09:50] ah well yes there is [09:50] Im about to, I just need to get ubuntu installed to the internal drive [09:50] debootstrap way, google it [09:51] you can install linux from one media to another. [09:51] it's even possible for one arch to another.. [09:51] it works. but it's not with the menu you get the installer with [09:51] rip the nice easy server menu installer [09:52] I was hoping to be able to run that again [09:52] the server menu installer? is a debian product, isn't it? [09:52] ubuntu has it not anymore? [09:52] Hey guys. I'm on xenial and just ran my daily routine of upgrading the system. However apt upgrade got stuck. Looking at htop it says it's currently running /bin/sh /usr/sbin/update-secureboot-policy --enroll-key [09:52] And i don't just wanna kill it. What to do? [09:54] Anticom: check the logs? /var/log/ dpkg/ or syslog or so? [09:55] tarzeau: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xkDgJbF69q/ [09:55] "Kernel is locked down from EFI secure boot" doesn't sound too pleasing [09:56] no idea, i turn off that crap from bios and use unsigned linux kernels [09:56] i'd suggest anyone else to do the same [09:56] type that see command in a shell, and read on [09:56] i prefer not to disable secure boot tbh [09:56] Anticom: why? [09:57] well first because it never failed on me before and second as far as i understand the concepts it ensures my kernel doesn't get tinkered with [09:57] do you think your stuff is more secure with it? can other people physically access the computer? [09:57] the google is full of people with that failing [09:58] if you're the only one with keyboard access to it, don't worry [09:58] https://lwn.net/Articles/736910/ [09:58] tarzeau: it's my personal computer, so it's unlikely others get physical access to it [09:58] if security was an issue, you wouldn't use ubuntu, or linux i guess [09:58] so no worries [09:58] are you using encrypted filesystems? [09:59] not atm [09:59] also i get your point but can we work on solving my issue first please? [10:00] is ubiquity still used? [10:00] Holo: sure you don't mean unity? [10:01] unity the 3d software or unity the ubuntu desktop software? [10:01] Anticom: i'm sure he means ubiquity [10:01] Holo: nvm [10:01] tarzeau: ubiquity is the ubuntu desktop installer [10:01] Ubuntu live CD installer ah the gui thing [10:01] Holo: ubiquity is still in use [10:01] tomreyn: not so, when you use the command line version, or preseeding [10:01] tomreyn: then it's the debian version [10:02] he's saying CLI, not gui version [10:02] +was [10:02] tarzeau: the alternative server installer and mini.iso still use the debian installer, yes [10:02] tomreyn: also the desktop one, in non-gui mode [10:02] I am indeed looking at the cli for server [10:02] tarzeau: i'm not aware of this option [10:02] well desktop cli should still work [10:02] tomreyn: ah maybe the removed it, haven't used interactive installer for 15 years [10:03] I just really dont feel like doing it manualy [10:03] Holo: what are you trying to do, whats' the issues you're facing, if any? [10:04] tomreyn I cant boot to the live server from a USB Drive on this older pc [10:04] Holo: and the error message is? [10:04] said older pc does use 32bit UEFI [10:04] boot device not found [10:04] So can i just kill the upgrade and run it again or what am i supposed to do? [10:04] uuh, 32-bit uefi is not fun. [10:05] Anticom: yes [10:05] yah.... it installed to an external just fine [10:05] now I need to just get that dam installer and install it back [10:06] hm it doesn't respond to sigterm [10:06] Subiquity server installer is what I want [10:07] that's the "live server" installer, the default one [10:08] hi there [10:08] i got an error report : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4khNwZrxJ9/ [10:08] what is this error about and how can i fix it? [10:09] B1ack0p: the flameshot "Powerful yet simple-to-use screenshot software" you have installed crashed. [10:11] B1ack0p: you will probably not be able to fix it yourself. you could report a bug. did you submit it when it asked whether you'd like to report it? [10:11] tomreyn: is that all about? [10:11] indeed, and it appears to be a snap only package [10:11] tomreyn: yes i reported it [10:11] flameshot is working still why error i dont understand [10:12] B1ack0p: then you basically did all you could, unless you're into programming. [10:12] nope i am not into programming but i wish :/ [10:13] by the way, what you posted contains a partial memory dump. those can contain sensitive information, so you should not normally post those publicly. [10:15] what happened is that flameshot accessed a region of memory it should not have needed to / doesn't have access to, this is usually an indication of a programming error. [10:16] B1ack0p: ^ [10:17] so it is a bug? [10:17] most likely [10:17] ok [10:17] may i ask you something? are u an engineer? or have degree on computer sciences? [10:18] well then that failed, Guess ill have to use the gui version and rip it out later [10:18] Hi, can any one help me in trobleshooting the audio problem in ubuntu 16.04. [10:19] B1ack0p: sorry, we only do ubuntu support chat on *this* channel. [10:20] !audio | Shabbeer did you read this, yet? it's a bit outdated, but mostly still relevant [10:20] Shabbeer did you read this, yet? it's a bit outdated, but mostly still relevant: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - https://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. [10:31] @tomreyn and @ubottu, I am unable to resolve the issue. [10:42] good morning [10:43] i have instlled dwa 171 revisin c1 gut hub but before reboot no detect [10:43] help me please [10:47] i want to try kubuntu and wipe this xbuntu install, for DE back up purposes ive saved themes, icons, xfce-settings, xubuntu-settings and thunar [10:48] anything else i need to save incase i want to restore the DE environment [10:48] im trying to use "send" command in combinaton with "expect" command in ubuntu [10:48] but i dont find send command [10:48] but i dont find "send" command [10:49] when I gave the command "send" in the terminal, it suggested me the following [10:49] The program 'send' can be found in the following packages: [10:49] * mailutils-mh [10:49] * nmh [10:49] Try: sudo apt install [10:49] SO i installed both of the above packages "mailutils-mh" "nmh", but still I didnt get the send command === Class7_ is now known as Class7 === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [11:20] hello ! how to know what wine library need a program to run it well ? [11:20] (appart searching in wine DB) [11:37] Hi folks [11:38] I removed a faulty disk from a raid, and replaced it with a new disk. I need to create the partitions on the new disk as they exist on the healthy disk, including the 'BIOS boot' partition. [11:38] Is there a way to copy over the partition scheme to the new disk? [11:38] or do I have to create each partition manually with fdisk? [11:43] lunatikos: I do not understand your question. Could you be a little more clear? [11:44] zetheroo: What type of RAID are you running? What is managing your RAID? [11:44] BluesKaj: o/ [11:44] hi yvyz [11:45] i use bitwig studio its a DAW native linux but i need to use "VST" dll as plugins FX / instruments from windows : the vst <-> linux-plugins bridge works well but some plugs crash cause missing wine librarties. [11:45] yvyz: I think sgdisk is what I needed [11:46] zetheroo: I still am not able to know what your system configuration is. [11:47] ubuntu 18.10 [11:47] wine staging latest release [11:47] Yea I am familiar with bitwig.... very familiar. [11:47]