[00:12] lordcirth__: fresh install, everything works as intended [00:12] MapMan: Ubuntu 18.04? [00:12] yes [00:44] how can I configure my open ssh server? [00:44] is https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=923403&fbclid=IwAR0gP56iy6e_esSPu8Wp1p4QtO5dsbd1KhgOORQ3rjFHrpXFw9eiyu-5YtE solved on ubuntu? can someone check? [00:44] Debian bug 923403 in anbox "anbox launch fails" [Important,Fixed] [00:44] (is fixed in unstable, i want to see if i can grab it fro ubuntu) [00:45] *from ubuntu using snap so that it won't conflict deps [00:48] based on https://snapcraft.io/anbox-installer anbox is deprecated in ubuntu >.> === MalMen_ is now known as MalMen [00:49] probably worth the shot tho.. can i add ubuntu sources on debian to get this package? [00:49] redo: 01:49:32 wrong channel [00:51] kreyren: Debian says " Don't - just don't" : https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian . [00:56] /me === MalMen_ is now known as MalMen === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy === MalMen_ is now known as MalMen === HappyHotDog is now known as FonzieHotDog === FonzieHotDog is now known as HappyHotDog [01:07] i'm following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspend and the example was "hash matches drivers/base/power/resume.c:46" I followed the steps and I always got somewhere along the lines of " memory memory174: hash matches". Are they the same thing? I'm on 16.04.6 [01:07] Bashing-om: I wish we had something like that for Ubuntu as well === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [01:07] hello all [01:15] hggdh: :) .. Wiser heads than I say that it applies equally to ubuntu :P [01:29] hi all maybe do you know where i could download paste code engine like pastebin i want have my own website :) [01:34] psichas: https://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server [01:35] nisstyre, is it support api? :) [01:36] psichas: I don't know, I've never used it [01:36] I just googled "open source pastebin" [01:36] and that one looked like the easiest to install and set up [01:36] nice google [01:36] well actually I used duckduckgo [01:36] but same deal [01:37] Bashing-om: on yes, it does. [02:04] Hello [02:05] Can anyone help with sound issues? [02:06] is this the right irc channel to ask questions? [02:07] hey, im currently having some issues with conky randomly freezing while running, it will startup with a lag sometimes then when it figures itself out it will go for a bit then start lagging. my .conkyrc is https://pastebin.com/88mdKj30 and my lua is https://pastebin.com/RzhWvb3r [02:07] Jacob97, if it's a Ubuntu Support question, yes it's the correct channel. Ask your question (in a single line if possible, pastebinit for output if needed) and be patient, people who can answer will when they can [02:08] thank you! [02:09] jamie_1: anything in journalctl? (assuming conky logs to the journal, I've never used it) [02:10] nisstyre: one sec let me check [02:13] I have pavucontrol [02:15] jamie_1: You might also want to ask for help in #conky as they might be better suited for helping on troubleshooting conky specific modules [02:20] Jacob97, I don't see an actual question yet from you (only mention of a sound issue, and question about asking a question) [02:35] so it turned out it was actgyu [02:35] oh sorry, I need help with my sound, if I open open up pavucontrol, and play a sound file I can see the audio output with the volume mixer but not with the speaker [02:36] Jacob97, if you go to the last tab (Configuration), what do you see as your 'profile'? [02:37] actually an ubuntu issue ish..... im using portmon to do the checks for connections to the machine both in and out so whats happening is the portmon is making systemd calls on a systemctl based system... so whats happening is dns violation complaints [02:37] systemd-resolved[543]: Server returned error NXDOMAIN, mitigating potential DNS violation DVE-2018-0001, retrying transaction with reduced feature level UDP. [02:37] Jacob97, (i was meaning inside `pavucontrol`) [02:37] Analog stero output [02:38] Jacob97, okay, try changing profile to off, then put it back to stereo.. [02:42] any idea on how to solve the issues withsystemd-resolved[543]: Server returned error NXDOMAIN, mitigating potential DNS violation DVE-2018-0001, retrying transaction with reduced feature level UDP. === gms is now known as Guest947 [02:54] jamie_1: does nethogs do the same thing roughly that portmon does? [02:55] hmm probably not, nevermind [02:59] Linux imac 5.0.0-arch1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Mar 4 14:11:43 UTC 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux === nax is now known as f0zk === f0zk is now known as nax [03:04] 1996 unread messages lol === Sirisian_ is now known as Sirisian [03:09] Anyone ever have an issue trying to change resolutions on Ubuntu? Here's my xrandr output, xorg.cong, and xorg logs: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SnMZzfGKn6/ It's like when Ubuntu is plugged into my TV it's locked to 3840x2160 and won't let me set it to anything else. [03:11] xorg.conf* [03:14] Is there like an HDMI feature in Ubuntu that detects the monitor resolution and then ignores xorg configuration? That's kind of what it seems like. Every tutorial using xrandr to change the resolution seems to do nothing. I can add more resolutions even to the screen, but I can't switch to them. It doesn't do anything when I run the -s command. I think that's because the minimum is set to 3840x2160? [03:17] okay so i found my issues is actually portmin using the old network manager and the two of them conflicting, is there a way to make portmon use networkmanager? === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [03:18] or is there a new package in 18.10 that i can use instead of portmon [03:25] evening [03:25] is there any way to drop stdin onto my clipboard? [03:25] does Ubuntu 18.10 support RAM compression out of the box? [03:25] on windows i use clip.exe (bundled with the OS) [03:25] jcotton: xclip [03:25] echo "woohoo" | xclip [03:26] yah, xclip [03:26] you probably have to do apt-get install xclip [03:26] hm, doesn't seem to be working, just installed it and tried `echo "a" | xclip` [03:26] I just started having horrible images in my head [03:27] some idiot out there probably uses xclip as a caching tool for their application [03:27] jcotton: clipboard stuff works funny [03:27] just because it was simple and worked [03:27] I forget exactly but I think there might be multiple clipboards [03:27] yeah i see -selection [03:27] bleh [03:28] yeah there are two clipboards :) [03:28] i needed `-selection clipboard` [03:29] I've had a similar issue with vim clipboard before [03:29] doesn't vim also have it's own clipboard [03:29] ? [03:29] yes [03:29] it has its own registers [03:29] when you yank stuff it goes into the vim clipboard [03:30] but you can also use the system one, e.g. "+p === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [03:30] * jcotton is an intermediate-ish vim user [03:30] i keep meaning to install vim plugins in my other editors [03:32] jcotton: apparently you need to install vim-gnome to make the " register work properly [03:32] if you're using the default ubuntu (gnome) [03:33] noted [03:33] is there an equivalent pkg for neovim? [03:33] I don't know if neovim works any differently [03:33] it might just work by default [03:34] at least on my machine it seems to work (nvim with vim-gnome installed) [03:35] jcotton: also the best advice for vim is just to pay attention to what you're doing, and if you're constantly doing something in a slow way, or notice a room for improvement, then look up how to do it better [03:35] instead of trying to learn every feature in vim [03:35] yeah [03:35] i went through vimtutor but beyond that i just learned as needed [03:36] macros are really useful to know [03:37] e.g. qw, do a bunch of commands, q, then @w [03:37] or 20@w, etc === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [03:48] How do I create a bridge now that the interfaces file is not used? === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [03:52] amazoniantoad: See: https://blog.ubuntu.com/2017/12/01/ubuntu-bionic-netplan . === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [03:56] yeah netplan, pretty neat tool. [03:56] thanks Bashing-om [03:56] I don't like change hillyu [03:56] Let's never make another update :D [03:56] Ever. [03:56] amazoniantoad: :) My bit to try and help. [03:58] yeah, changes are not always good, just got use to systemd-networkd and now this. Fortuately it works quite well without putting too much effort in learning. [03:58] hillyu, let's hope. I'm a bit thick [04:01] why is swap being used when the ram isnt even full? [04:04] amazoniantoad good luck annd enjoy exploring. [04:06] gambl0r3: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/linux-swappiness/ [04:07] hillyu, thanks [04:23] is there any other backup solution that can backup whole system like clonezilla [04:25] Deihmos: timeshift? [04:28] Hello === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius === deathonater is now known as Smeef [05:18] could I get an assist on making networkmanager turn on/off networking as non root? the applet boxes cant be used as regular user in netdev group. [05:22] btartsa: best to send more details to the channel so volunteers can think along with you [05:22] any ircops available for help? [05:22] btartsa: ubuntu version, kernel,whats happening and whats your end goal [05:22] Flaco: whats the problem? [05:24] lotuspsychje, the problem is updating networkmanager caused the applet be only stopped/ started by root. [05:27] lotuspsychje, end goal is to be able to toggle networking on / off easily again from the applet non root [05:28] !details | btartsa [05:28] btartsa: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [05:32] Hi all, i'm on RPi but i feel like this question will apply. I'm trying to do an update and getting an error about my weechat not being a secure update. How can I override that? This is the log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GCK2yYm7B2/ [05:33] Budgii: thats looks more debian stretch then ubuntu [05:33] ahh ok. any suggested channel? [05:33] Budgii: where did you download the Os for your rpi? [05:34] I dunno, straight from raspian like over a year ago and thought i'd do an update [05:34] lotuspsychje: ^ [05:36] how do I create a virtual interface with netplan? [05:36] Budgii: try #raspbian [05:37] thanks [05:37] :) [05:38] I'm trying to create a systemd user unit file that starts synergy. https://gist.github.com/weskerfoot/800a1655effdee4409ec6415a05555c5 It's not working for some reason unless I restart it after X is up and running. Any idea how to fix that? [05:38] I'm assuming my "After=" line is wrong [05:41] (I did systemctl --user enable synergy obviously) [05:41] it starts up fine actually, just doesn't work until I restart it [05:49] nisstyre, take a look at this service file? https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/synergy#Clients_configuration [05:49] OerHeks: oh I didn't know about the "--no-daemon" flag [05:49] that might help [05:49] thanks [05:50] OerHeks: also seems to help if I throw a ExecStartPost=/bin/sleep 10 in there [06:06] hi all [06:07] may i know the best method to perform linux root cause analysis? [06:08] adli: can you be more specific [06:09] Ben64: the ubuntu server down this morning.. [06:09] Ben64: whats the best method to check system log? [06:45] Anyone using taskwarrior? I can't seem to find where the themes are located [06:47] some clue https://taskwarrior.org/docs/configuration.html > .taskrc [06:49] hey, i wanted to use this screensaver, how i can actually install/use it? https://philswitch.itch.io/dvd-video-screensaver [06:52] OerHeks: Guess themes were not included and I have to download them manually [06:53] marz_d`ghostman, indeed, and location is where you want them [06:54] OerHeks: thanks [07:02] https://pasteboard.co/I4hqIOn.png [07:06] mirazi_heket, i find no manual in hte download, nor on the site, and that .pck is an unknown filetype to me [07:06] good luck, ask the author [07:06] same :( === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [07:35] ubuntu don’t reconize exfat? [07:35] format? [07:37] no one know it? [07:37] badSophia: try installing exfat-fuse exfat-utils [07:39] I am running 18.04 LTS, which has been upgraded to 18.04.2, and no more updates are available, but I still have kernel 4.15.0-46. I was under the impression that I would automatically get kernel 4.18 with 18.04.02 LTS. apt policy linux-image-generic shows only 4.15 version. Is there something wrong? [07:40] danlii: what does "uname -r" return? [07:40] danlii, you need to enable HWE (hardware enablement kernel), it's only default for new installs of 18.04.2 [07:40] EriC^^: 4.15.0-46-generic [07:40] danlii, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [07:41] guiverc: Ahh, that explains it. Thanks a lot! [07:45] ah how can i install exfat-fuse? [07:51] how can i change my account? [07:52] on ubuntu [07:55] badSophia, change account? you'll have to provide more details for that to make sense? (settings comes to mind as first place to go) [07:56] badSophia@mycom on ubuntu, i want to change badSophia [07:56] to another guiverc [07:57] badSophia, badSophia would be your username; the value you want to change is in $PS1 I suspect - is this what you mean? ie. you want to change your prompt? [07:57] badSophia, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CustomizingBashPrompt [07:58] yeah i want to change it on bash [07:59] badSophia, have a look at what I gave (it's not great, I hoped it'd have more), but also `info bash` & searching for PS1 provides more (/PS1 if you don't use vi) [08:00] can i change it at /etc/passwd manually? [08:01] badSophia, you've lost me there, I can't see a connection between /etc/passwd & $PS1 [08:02] guiverc: ? [08:02] badSophia, you can change your shell (zsh, ksh, csh etc) via that file, which will change the prompt, but I miss your connection (unless that's it) [08:02] ? [08:04] guiverc: i changed my username editing /etc/passwd [08:04] :( [08:05] there is problem? guiverc ? [08:08] can i change username editing /etc/passwd? [08:09] yes u can [08:10] yes you can change username (that way), but its too long ago for me to recall details accurately to advise sorry badSophia [08:11] badSophia: you'll lose all your group memberships, because memberships are added by username in /etc/group, not uid [08:11] There could be other things that has your old username stored that will break too [08:15] I started also thinking what all can break if one does that. [08:20] won't you also need to edit /etc/shadow? [08:21] I would suggest doing a grep of files looking for your old username (ie. things you need to consider, and most likely change) [08:21] (i was thinking of files in /etc/, re: grep) [08:24] linux-xiao [08:25] linux-xiao [08:26] linux [08:26] linux [08:26] linux-xiao [08:27] ? [08:33] linux-xiao [08:33] linux [08:33] linux: can you stop that, please? [08:33] no === M_A_Y_A_T is now known as m_A_y_A_t [08:44] Hello everybody. Firstly I het libhogway broken. Then I found apt not working. I have reinstalled libhogway downloading the deb manually, but apt is still broken. It sigsegvs. with "method http died" . What should I do [08:44] ? [08:44] *get [08:44] *got [08:52] not sure how to unlock a apt-mark hold on grub-efi-amd64 plus some others packages? [08:53] cappe: apt-mark unhold? You can also apt-mark showhold [08:55] cool, wasnt sure about the UNhold command [09:00] what am I supposed to do about this? [09:00] Generating grub configuration file ... [09:00] /etc/grub.d/10_linux_proxy: 3: /etc/grub.d/10_linux_proxy: /etc/grub.d/bin/grubcfg_proxy: not found [09:00] reinstalled libgnutls, now apt works [09:01] hey everyone [09:03] Hi, I just did a fresh install of 18.10, and after running updates, I'm getting Possible missing firmware warnings, and initramfs 'will attempt to resume from /dev/dm-2' [09:04] i am following this guide to create a simple deb pgk with installation script(pre and post) but, i couldn't make it to copy the files i want to to target directory. i.e., i have a simple hello.py and i want it to copy to /usr/share/hello/hello.py but i dont know how. can you help me with this? [09:04] guide -> http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html [09:05] rrors were encountered while processing: grub-pc [09:05] :/ [09:05] cant update the grub [09:06] I can reboot and it seems fine, but if I run apt autoremove it borks my system [09:09] dpkg: dependency problems prevent removal of grub-efi-amd64-signed: [09:15] dpkg: error processing package grub-efi-amd64-signed (--configure): [09:15] anyone? [09:15] dependency problems - leaving unconfigured [09:18] It's the middle of the morning, we'll probably be waiting a while [09:18] Middle of the night** [09:28] i have a lacp setup with netplan on 18.04. seems to be working, but it disregards the lacp-rate: fast from the config according to /proc/net/bonding/bond0 which shows LACP rate: slow. any idea why? [09:28] will my kernel be updated at all if I dont get update-grub to work? [09:32] cappe, what Ubuntu are you running? you could `pastebinit` your error messages & I could have a look [09:36] cappe: it will be updated but the old kernel will still be booted [09:37] if you dont remove a kernel it will be a fallback option usually [09:53] Hi... I've just switched to Linux... Using Ubuntu 18.04... When installing something via Terminal, if it displays a msg : Press [Enter] to continue, Ctrl+C to cancel... [09:53] How to press [Enter] [09:54] What happens if you hit your enter key? [09:54] Some specific key-combination alongside normal Enter-Key.../!! [09:55] Nothing... It just went to next line... No further processing [09:55] Well it recognized the input, that's why it went to the next 'ine [09:55] Line* [09:56] If it provides options which represent buttons (as in GUI), are you sure that we don't have to press TAB, or anything else to switch between them? [09:56] Either the command is wrong, or the operation is performed in the background quietly and won't update the console until it's finished or it runs into an error [09:57] I had read that somewhere, but have apparently forgotten... [09:57] :/ [09:57] As an example, if you use dd, once the operation begins, a blank cursor blinks at you until the file copy is complete [09:58] If I enter the following: [09:58] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:varlesh-l/papirus-pack [09:59] It will ask for password, then go blank because of the processing [09:59] Not an issue there [10:00] But it then displays a msg : Press [Enter] to continue and Ctrl+C to cancel [10:00] Does it just hang indefinitely after you press enter? [10:00] YES [10:01] How long have you waited? [10:01] Till it displayed a msg meaning that it has gone timed out bcz of non-response [10:02] Sounds like the ppa isn't responsive [10:02] Well.... Am new here... Will hopefully get the hang of it with time.... (I don't know what PPA is) [10:03] I was going to say anyway, but definitely go to where the ppa is hosted and verify that the location and arguments are correct, they may have specific instructions that must be followed to add the ppa [10:05] What it should be doing after you hit enter is adding the proper keys for the ppa, and that can take a second or two, but it updates the terminal definitely [10:06] Okay... I'll try again... Thanks, mate... :) [10:06] possibly related hTantia - https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/11/papirus-icon-theme-drops-ppa (did you check bionic was supported?) [10:06] Only other thing I can recommend is to check the currently added repos and check if you've already successfully added the ppa. If it's already added, you should be able to do apt update && apt upgrade [10:07] Okay... I got it now... Restarting the process... Thanks... [10:07] @guiverc Nope, I didn't check that [10:09] Well... Thanks, guys... Positive ;) [10:24] any idea which package contains gssapi/gssapi.h ? [10:25] or, how to find out ? (apt-cache search doesn't tell, does it ?) [10:25] did you try google? [10:26] libkrb5-dev [10:26] seems to be the top 2 google results for me, yes [10:26] or mentioned in them [10:37] Could anyone help me troubleshoot bluetooth connectivity in 18.10 on xfce? [10:37] ahhhh... next month will come 19.04 [10:37] :) [10:37] on month 4 and on month 10 [10:37] :) [10:38] I mean, I just had a mouse and keyboard paired a day ago, and then I reinstalled xubuntu and it can't detect the devices, but ok... === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus [10:50] any cacti user around? [10:53] hello! [10:54] is even here? [10:54] *anyone [10:55] i have installed KDE Neon Developer Edition alongside Ubuntu but it doesnt show up? [10:55] Hello [10:56] hey! [10:56] lightProbe: KDE is not showing up in the login->Session Selection? === beaky_ is now known as beaky [10:57] grub shows only Ubuntu [10:59] @yvyz on boot the grub only shows Ubuntu option [11:00] lightProbe: grub is for booting operating systems, not selecting a window manager [11:00] yes, and they are talking about an OS [11:00] if they installed Neon Dev edition. But of course it depends how they did install it [11:00] Yea KDE neon is a full fledged distro [11:00] ^ [11:00] hey ya :) [11:02] I went through the setup via the live iso, it also turns out to be installed but can't really find out how to boot it! [11:02] Does kde neon use grub, or systemd boot? [11:02] lightProbe: if you installed it onto its own partitions, you will to update the grub entry for KDE [11:03] Or in short, you need to ADD the grub entry for KDE [11:04] i executed the update command on ubuntu and it shows up that it detected the "KDE Developer Edition" OS but it doesnt show up on the grub menu [11:06] Hmm [11:06] lightProbe: awk -F\' '/menuentry / {print $2}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999 [11:07] my current grub file: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/fGrbxcdt7j/ [11:08] Umm. That is the sparsest grub.cfg file ive ever seen. [11:08] lol [11:08] also when i run: +"update-grub" it shows up that it detected ="Found KDE neon Developer Edition (18.04) on /dev/sda3" [11:08] Yes you mentioned that [11:08] lightProbe: awk -F\' '/menuentry / {print $2}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999 [11:09] it's because this is my new hardrive XD [11:09] i newly installed ubuntu [11:09] what should I do with this?? /etc/grub.d/bin/grubcfg_proxy: not found [11:09] when I do update-grub [11:09] And you ran update-grub from your ubuntu install? [11:10] no from the running system [11:10] Hi... I tried the code in Terminal... It gave the following response..... [11:10] This PPA contains different icons from different creators but available by http://www.NoobsLab.com [11:10] More info: https://launchpad.net/~noobslab/+archive/ubuntu/icons [11:10] Press [ENTER] to continue or Ctrl-c to cancel adding it. [11:10] lightProbe: And you ran update-grub from your ubuntu install? [11:10] And... When I pressed ENTER key and waited...... [11:10] should i add this in my grub config file? "awk -F\' '/menuentry / {print $2}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999" [11:11] @yvyz yes, wait is that not how it's done? [11:11] Following error msg occured :_ Error: retrieving gpg key timed out. [11:11] That's a ppa problem [11:12] do I need to install 10_linux_proxy? :S [11:12] How to 'press [Enter] while on terminal...?!! [11:12] ...You did it right. The ppa is the proble. [11:12] ** How to solve 'that' PPA Problem? [11:12] lightProbe: that is how it is done [11:12] ok [11:12] You have to figure out what happened with the ppa [11:12] nobody has any clue about my issue? :( [11:13] cappe: you need to check /etc/grub.d for *_proxy and remove them if you are not using them. It will break grub if you do not have the required packages. no sense in having them if you are not using [11:13] @yvyz should i add the line at the end of the config file? [11:13] Any idea as to... How to troubleshoot that? [11:13] ok. thanks man. I need assistance with that, could I please have a bit of your time? [11:13] lightProbe: you could, for now, add a manual grub entry into /etc/grub.d/00_custom [11:14] I did install grub-menu [11:14] which could be the problem source [11:14] lightProbe: or more /etc/grub.d/40_custom [11:15] 'Morning folks [11:15] cappe: run-> sudo apt-get -f install [11:15] cappe: you might be missing dependencies [11:15] I mean the program that lets you design the GRUB menu within grub [11:15] within GUI [11:15] ok [11:16] /etc/default/grub [11:16] it says it couldn't fine the file "/etc/grub.d/00custom" [11:16] *find [11:16] lightProbe: ll /etc/grub.d/ [11:16] grub seems to be complicated, many issues with it, I think [11:16] lightProbe: whichever one says ##_custom, add a grub entry to that [11:16] cappe: grub is highly straightfoward. [11:16] dpkg: error processing package grub-efi-amd64-signed (--configure): [11:16] cappe: you are having issues after installing a grub customizer [11:16] hTantia: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/11/papirus-icon-theme-drops-ppa [11:17] yes [11:17] and holding the grub with apt-mark [11:17] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XBJpnCQgdH/ @yvyz [11:17] lightProbe: add a grub entry for your KDE install to 40_custom. [11:19] this happens every time after generating grub-configuration file [11:19] lightProbe: https://askubuntu.com/a/344359 [11:19] /etc/grub.d/10_linux_proxy: 3: /etc/grub.d/10_linux_proxy: /etc/grub.d/bin/grubcfg_proxy: not found [11:19] lightProbe: add the entry and run update-grub [11:19] I think that's very cryptical [11:20] cappe: that is highly transparent. You installed a grub customizer, and then now you have issues looking for files that do not exist. Where do you think the issue began? [11:20] yeah, but what files should I delete man!? [11:21] No need to yell. There only is a lack of files. [11:21] You should consider apt-get remove [11:21] or rather You should consider apt-get purge [11:21] and see if it fixes the problem [11:21] yeah, what's the name u think? can't remeber [11:21] @yvyz thank you! followed the link will update you after reboot! [11:21] grub-customizer or something like that [11:21] cappe: theres been issues with grub-customizer in the past [11:22] I found grub-customizer [11:22] cappe: I cannot know the packages you have installed. Consider removing it. [11:22] I will remove it then? === crazybluek is now known as Blueking [11:23] grub-customizer - Grub Customizer - A graphical Grub2/BURG configuration application [11:23] dare I remove it? [11:23] hi this is my first time or irc [11:24] warm welcome crownedlake [11:25] @yvyz hey! thank you really very much! im on the kde right now! [11:25] lightProbe_: hell yea. [11:25] thank you very much! [11:25] lightProbe_: *finger guns* [11:25] lightProbe_: mp [11:25] lightProbe_: np [11:25] have a good day! [11:25] lightProbe_: now, see if you can update-grub from within kde [11:25] ok [11:26] cappe: sudo apt-get purge grub-customizer [11:26] cheers [11:26] yes working like hot knife on butter [11:26] updates frine! [11:26] *fine! [11:26] lightProbe_: isnt linux fun? [11:26] indeed [11:27] alright going back to work! thank you very much again! [11:27] np man. go forth and conquer [11:27] well put! [11:28]