[00:12] Bashing-om: sorry for the delay. How would I enable networking in the root recovery console? [00:12] jcb2016_: Is an option in the menu. [00:13] Oh ok [00:19] quit() [00:19] Hmmmm, Skype does no longer support the Firefox web interface. Is there a Ubunty Skype daemon? I tried apt-cache search skype and found the following non-lib* packages: pidgin-sipe, sipwitch, sipwitch-cgi, empathy-skype, and a bunch of pidgin-skype versions. [00:21] thaurwylth: to the best of my knowledge, there is as "skype for linux" snap installer [00:22] thaurwylth: with an official install on Skypes homepage [00:23] Does that mean the same thing as what I found on the Skype webpage? ...Ah, another line appeared in between, I guess it's the same. go.skype.com/skypeforlinux-64.deb [00:28] I was able to log into my old account, so it seems all good. Didn't test all the call features. === cram is now known as Xaphan [00:50] hey guys, fresh install of ubuntu 18 server. any tips to make it take less than 5G of drive space by default? [00:53] Hi guys, is anyone having an issue trying to login with LUKS? It's stopped on cryptsetup and won [00:53] t go into the login menu [00:54] error: This revision of snap "android-studio" was published using classic confinement and thus may perform arbitrary system changes outside of the security sandbox that snaps are usually confined to, which may put your system at risk. If you understand and want to proceed repeat the command including --classic. [00:54] is is safe to use --classic? [00:57] leonardus, yes, you can check on the snapcraft.io page for all versions [00:57] Okay, my other drive boots up just fine, not sure what happened to my first one [01:02] Are there any 32 bit ISOs for Ubuntu 18.04 or 18.10? I have an x86 tablet PC that has a 64 bit CPU, but a 32bit UEFI. I had Debian running on it once before, but would like to use Ubuntu if possible. [01:02] xubuntu gives i386 isos [01:03] This will also be the last time that 32b Xubuntu is available, at least I'm under that impression. [01:03] I noticed that mate did as well. One of the lighter distros might be better anyway because this tablet only has like 2GB of RAM I think. [01:04] I mainly got it because it was cheap and thought it would be nice to have a tiny full blown PC with detachable keyboard. [01:04] you might find a 32 bit uefi hack, but then some hardware does not work properly, stuff like that [01:05] hi folks [01:05] I think I found the source of the errant group error message that sudo -i gives. [01:06] I guess if I want to see how Gnome 3 runs I could just install ubuntu-desktop after it's up and running. [01:06] I thought that reinstalling the system took care of the problem, but it didn't. [01:07] The problem, and it seems to be confined to ubuntu, for sure not on my debian boxes. [01:08] let me guess: you set rootpassword [01:08] The culprit is libpam-afs-session. [01:09] OerHeks: No, I learned that lesson. [01:09] But as I kept adding to this new system, to get it back to the state I wanted, I found that the libpam-afs-session is the problem. [01:10] !info libpam-afs-session [01:10] libpam-afs-session (source: libpam-afs-session): PAM module to set up a PAG and obtain AFS tokens. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.6-1 (bionic), package size 36 kB, installed size 95 kB (Only available for linux-any) [01:11] universe -> community support, possibly imported from debian. [01:11] On my debian boxes, both running stretch, I have this, and don't get the error. [01:11] For now, I'll just leave it, and do aklog manually to get my token for my afs space. [01:12] use "ubuntu-bug libpam-afs-session" to file a bug report against it if there is one which wasnt reported, yet [01:13] tomreyn: doing that now. I'm glad I at least narrowed down what the problem, or where the problem is. [01:15] heller_: That all depends on what you need installed on your server. Are you using the Ubuntu Server install image. Also, there is not "Ubuntu 18" ... There is "Ubuntu 18.04", "Ubuntu 18.10" and there is a big difference between the two [01:16] less than 5gb .. remove swapfile [01:25] I just realized that vino is already installed, a vnc server for ubuntu 18.04. I'm on the machine via ssh. Is there a way I can start it remotely? [01:26] Should gsettings be run as user or with sudo? [01:32] /usr/lib/vino/vino-server doesn't work from the cli. It comes back with: Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused Cannot open display: [01:32] johnfg: in settings, find remote desktop [01:32] pragmaticenigma: I'm on that machine via ssh. [01:32] vino, requires an active desktop session [01:33] and needs to be launched within that session to aquire a special token to interact with the desktop [01:33] pragmaticenigma: Should I uninstall vino if I were going to do x11vnc instead, which doesn't have the limitations? [01:34] johnfg: x11vnc has the same limitation... if you're using it under a headless instance, it works because of the way launch into said virtual desktop session [01:35] johnfg: or effectively, x11vnc can start a virtual X session [01:36] johnfg: Unless vino is causing you great distress, I would just leave it be... unless it's being used, it's not going to hurt anything [01:58] Clarissa [02:03] I am confused, so testdisk sees the name of a bunch of files in a directory that mysteriously disappeared, but when I try to restore said files with extundelete, it can't do it. How can testdisk see files that did exist but supposedly don't now? [02:07] Bilbo0: consider those files gone and move on [02:09] ducasse: What reason would testdisk see files that can't be recovered? [02:10] Bilbo0: i don't know, but at this point you probably need a professional data recovery specialist [02:17] <_david_sohonet> Has anyone found issues net-installing Xenial recently? I've noticed there is a new version of the 4.4.0 kernel available and I'm wondering if that's related. 4.4.0-142 is the netboot kernel available but the installer tried to install 4.4.0-143 [02:18] <_david_sohonet> Mar 16 01:20:12 in-target: /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-4.4.0-143-generic.postinst: 50: /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-4.4.0-143-generic.postinst: [02:18] <_david_sohonet> Mar 16 01:20:12 in-target: linux-update-symlinks: not found [02:18] <_david_sohonet> Mar 16 01:20:12 in-target: dpkg: error processing package linux-image-4.4.0-143-generic (--configure): [02:18] <_david_sohonet> Mar 16 01:20:12 in-target: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 127 [02:18] <_david_sohonet> Are the errors in syslog during the install [02:18] !paste | _david_sohonet [02:18] _david_sohonet: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [02:20] _david_sohonet: Another person had a similar issue today... are you using preseed? [02:20] <_david_sohonet> pragmaticenigma: yeah [02:21] Include this line in preseed: d-i base-installer/kernel/image string linux-image-4.4.0-142-generic [02:21] <_david_sohonet> I'll try. thank you pragmaticenigma ! [02:22] _david_sohonet: I wish I could take credit, just passing on what worked for another person [02:26] <_david_sohonet> here goes nothing... [02:26] Hi [02:26] Anyone here who upgraded from 16 to 18? [02:27] Did themes break and font rendering become, fucking ATROCIOUS for anyone else all of a sudden after the upgrade? [02:27] !yy.mm | pikapika [02:27] pikapika: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [02:27] and please watch the language. [02:27] 16.04 lts to 18.04 lts [02:28] Hmm, some fonts don't look too different...maybe its a change in the default monospaced font? [02:28] discuss the issues you're seeing, one by one, provide context (hardware, drivers, desktop environment, special configurations) [02:29] Hmm, how do I give those details? I mean I have no idea [02:29] you don't know which hardware you have there? or how to describe the issues you're seeing? [02:30] the latter I can do, the former only high level desc, I don't know how to state the exact graphics driver version etc [02:30] Let me start with the visible things [02:30] Fonts suddenly seem very pixelly [02:30] and [02:30] The theme basically broke [02:31] whisker menu elements suddenly have background colors [02:31] when they had none [02:31] to get the graphics card: lspci -nn | grep VGA [02:31] and other controls like buttons etc didn't have any backgrounds [02:31] and menu items are squashed together suddenly [02:31] whisker menu is some alternative menu for xfce. [02:32] "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Skylake GT2 [HD Graphics 520] [8086:1916] (rev 07) [02:32] " [02:32] Well of course [02:32] that's apparently a customization you did which should be pointed out. [02:32] Its xubuntu desktop I am using [02:33] maybe ask in #xubuntu [02:33] ok [02:36] But yes tomreyn the whisker menu was just an example [02:36] Buttons, slider bars, etc everythings suddenly broken after the upgrade [02:37] Am using a diff theme right now [02:38] pikapika: did you read the releas enotes? maybe there's something relevant in there. [02:38] Let me see [02:39] also make sure you got all old PPA packages downgraded to ubuntu versions (or upgraded to the current releases' PPA versions), and any untracked packages purged. [02:40] oh theres def some "dead" ppas in there, need to prune those [02:40] i remember reports about blurry fonts after upgrading from 16.04 LTS to 18.04 LTS if you have kde installed in addition to gnome-shell (default desktop). not sure this is related, though. [02:40] Oh [02:41] I only had xfce before the upgrade, and I believe the upgrade added gnome [02:41] or rather added back in a sense [02:41] pikapika: The upgrade tool does not install desktop environments that weren't there to begin with [02:42] Didn't 16 come with gnome by default? [02:42] I had the normal ubuntu, not xubuntu. [02:42] I just added xubuntu along with gnome desktop [02:42] and later deleted gnome because I never used it [02:42] pikapika: As was already mentioned (and you've been told repeatedly) there is no Ubuntu 16 [02:42] 16.04 [02:43] pikapika: what do you mean by "added xubuntu" ? [02:43] <_david_sohonet> Thank you. I was able to install Ubuntu 16.04 with the preseed explicit kernel version reference. [02:43] the package 'xubuntu-desktop' [02:43] _david_sohonet: Sweet! glad that did the trick [02:44] _david_sohonet: i recommend you look for an existing bug report, and, should there be none. file one, if you'd like to see this fixed. [02:44] pikapika: so you started with "Ubuntu" and then installed the xubuntu-desktop package? is that right? [02:44] <_david_sohonet> tomreyn: you betcha [02:45] Yes pragmaticenigma [02:46] So then it would appear that your system may fall under the scenario that tomreyn was speaking about? If so, go and look at the bug report that was posted... see if any of the suggestions there work for you [02:47] uh, which bug report? [02:47] I guess tomreyn didn't post a bug link... [02:47] i did not, just repeated this from memory. i don't know the bug report [02:47] but i think there is one [02:49] I found this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/freetype/+bug/1722508/comments/36 [02:49] Launchpad bug 1722508 in qtbase-opensource-src (Ubuntu Artful) "Font hinting appears broken on 18.04" [High,Confirmed] [02:49] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/freetype/+bug/1722508 [02:49] sorry [02:49] hi all i have a GA-870A-UD3 (gigabyte) motherboard and there seems to be a recurring problem with my usb on the front of the tower not working (only 1 of two stops working) is there a way of seeing what the problem is from terminal without pulling the cmos battery and selecting default config when prompted) [02:50] only when using ubuntu [02:50] conjo: you can monitor syslog or checkout journalctl to see if there are any related messages about the port [02:51] if i pull the battery and select default settings for bios it works but every now and then it stops working and i would like to be able to fix it from terminal not by opening the case and pulling a battery every time [02:51] pragmaticenigma, how would i wipe anything stored in the log for the port please [02:52] so i have a clean slate to look for information/setting changes [02:52] !artful | pikapika [02:52] pikapika: Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) was the 27th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on July 19th, 2018. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2018-July/004483.html [02:52] but there is also bug 1769132 [02:52] bug 1769132 in freetype (Ubuntu Bionic) "ubuntu18.04's libfreetype6 2.8.1 has a bug of rendering bitmap font" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1769132 [02:53] not sure this is the one i had in mind [02:55] also what is it with these bug reports and dead links for the example images [02:55] conjo: you shouldn [02:56] 't wipe logs, instead you should use their timestamps and limit log out put to what you need. [02:56] see: journalctl --help [02:57] okay thanks tomreyn-am viewing from logviewer [02:58] one question i am looking at a log and i can see and entry "Watching system buttons on /dev/input/event2 (MOSART Semi. 2.4G RF Keyboard & Mouse) [02:58] its all foregn [02:58] its all foreign to me but just wanted to ask this isnt a keylogger is it lols [02:58] conjo: Do you have a wireless keyboard and/or mouse [02:59] i do [02:59] What do you think 2.4G RF Keybaord & Mouse means? [02:59] the word watching caught me though =) [03:00] It's probably not the best term, but it is likely based in long established parlance from many years gone by [03:01] =) thanks for skooling me i always learn something here and i love it thanks to all [03:09] also [03:10] Where's the docs for the theming as in the syntax and meaning of the various files within the theme folder in /usr/themes or ~/.themes? I wish to make some manual changes to what I have currently. [03:10] pikapika: that is a topic that isn't support related... customizations are something you have to research on your own [03:10] Alright [03:10] Thanks for the help === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [03:17] im planning on installing ubuntu mate on my laptop and i would like to check the laptops cpu; if its 32 or 64bit is uname -m the correct command to do this guys [03:19] conjo: nope [03:19] uname merely tells you what is already installed... you would have to know the CPU archetecture to know if you have a 32 bit or 64 bit system [03:20] can i check that from a terminal command [03:21] conjo: "less /proc/cpuinfo" will tell you the CPU model... from there you can search to see if it is 32 or 64 bit [03:24] its a Toshiba satellite i3, specs page i found with google it says its a 64bit so ill give that version a try [03:24] L850 [03:24] The intel i series processors , far as I know, are all 64 bit [03:25] thank you [03:29] <_david_sohonet> Xenial network boot issues ( linux-generic package failure ) logged at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1820366 [03:29] Launchpad bug 1820366 in Ubuntu "network install of xenial 16.04 fails with linux-generic package error " [Undecided,New] === DerRaiden_ is now known as DerRaiden [03:32] sweet _david_sohonet [03:36] how would i make network manager go down and then back up again-when my pc is woken up from sleep mode the network connection is lost so i can logout and login or restart but id like to take down the service and put it back up in terminal if possible please [03:38] i cant quite recall what i used in past tried sudo services NetworkManager down (fail) can anyone help me remember correctly pls [03:39] conjo: what version of Ubuntu are you on? [03:41] why did ubuntu switch to netplan? [03:41] Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS [03:41] conjo: System services are managed with "systemctl" now [03:41] How can I troubleshoot my WiFi? I can’t connect my laptop running 18.04, it was working earlyer today [03:41] okay [03:41] mnathani: That isn't a topic for the support channel. Feel free to ask in #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss [03:41] thanks [03:42] conjo: for network manager "sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager" [03:42] pragmaticenigma: Thanks [03:43] Speed_: Does it work after a reboot? [03:43] pragmaticenigma, prolly going offline =) [03:43] Rebooting my laptop? [03:43] Speed_: that's typcially what is meant by reboot [03:44] I wasn’t sure you meant my laptop or the router. Rebooting now [03:47] pragmaticenigma: activation of network failed [03:47] Speed_: what did you chance since the time it was working earlier? [03:48] I plugged in my iPhone and a raspberry pi to a couple of the USB ports [03:50] Speed_: You plugged your Raspberry Pi to a couple ports how? [03:53] Just one, I mean a couplle one for phone one for pi [03:54] Speed_: how though... were you trying to power the pi ? [03:54] Yes [03:55] Speed_: So the big USB plug when to the computer, little one went to the micro port on the pi? [03:56] Yes === OneMatthias is now known as OneM_Industries [03:57] Speed_: are you using a USB wifi dongle? [03:59] No [04:00] Speed_: Is this a dual boot computer? does the wifi work in Windows, or from a Live USB boot? [04:01] pragmaticenigma, so i used the command and it worked...but the network icon had a cross on it as if disconnected, so i pinged google (worked fine) and opened a firefox window and searched for news (worked), whats with the icon not updating after the sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager, not essential but im so curious [04:01] I don’t have windows on the machine [04:02] i gave it about 2mins wait time [04:02] conjo: I'm not certain... I've had the same behavior before. NetworkManager is just a layer on top of the actual networking... it's merely a manager for the underlaying system [04:03] pragmaticenigma I can connect with my phone and ping my desktop pc and I get responces [04:03] Speed_: Try it with it a live image then, I'm concerned that attempting to power the rpi might have damaged something. the raspberry pi requires 2 amps to function, USB on computers typically only allows 0.5 amps... that kind of demand could have burned something out [04:04] pragmaticenigma, got ya- layer is this what is known as a frontend? eg like ufw to iptables (just trying to learn) [04:04] does anyone know any recommended email forwarding web services? [04:05] conjo: yes, that's basically what it is. NetworkManager is used as a front end to manage the network in Desktop Ubuntu. netplan is used for Server/GUI-less installs [04:05] cool [04:05] gambl0re: Recommendations and polls are not a support related topic. Please ask those in #ubuntu-offtopic [04:06] pragmaticenigma, what? [04:06] gambl0re: This is a support channel for Ubuntu OS [04:06] pragmaticenigma, oh ok [04:20] hello-could s1 please give me some examples of front-end & back-end in ubuntu 18.04 to crystallise my understanding of the concept? [04:20] elaborate your issue conjo [04:21] conjo: A frontend means something that has an interactive component... backend means something that uses pre-configured settings to carry out it's operation [04:22] conjo: A frontend can be used to create/modify the configuration of a backend component, as well as the frontend can trigger the backend to perform certain tasks [04:22] great stuff =) [04:23] conjo: that is just a high level explination of one type of frontend/backend systems [04:24] okay [04:25] Here's one example, let's say you have some command line tool with lots of options, say mupen64plus (a Nintendo 64 emulator). By itself, it's command line only. However, there are a lot of "frontend" applications that provide a different, often more user friendly way to interface with the backend software by making certain assumptions, providing a graphical user interface, etc. Mupen64plus is still what's "actually" doing the work in the background, [04:25] but the frontend is some other program that collects information from the user and then passes that information to mupen64plus so that you don't have to use the command line yourself. [04:25] conjo: A real world example of another instance is e-mail. Think of GMail from google. You access it's front end, where you see your e-mail, send, etc. That frontend talks to a backend, an application that holds all that data the frontend needs to display. The backend continuously runs whether you are logged in or not, so that your e-mails can keep being received etc. [04:26] dude just answered my next question lol and i was going to use retroarch and libcor as example lols thats crazy [04:26] you guys are both awesome thanks [04:28] really appreciate the varied examples [04:28] i feel like am really 'getting' it [04:29] In Ubuntu Studio, we have a front-end to the Jack Audio Connection Kit called Ubuntu Studio Controls. It is the front-end to the back-end audio server configuration. [04:29] conjo: pretty good article here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front_and_back_ends [04:29] =) pragmaticenigma [04:40] does anyone know of a python3 help channel that works like this #ubuntu channel works (im learning absolute beginner no prior experience programming, other than a few commands in bash)? please [04:41] conjo: there is #programming if you like [04:41] cheers [04:42] conjo: Or in fact, #python. [04:42] dble cheers [04:46] great recommendations thanks lotuspsychje and krytarik [04:46] Sure. === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [04:53] how can i install apache? [04:53] server? === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [04:53] No one is here? [04:54] !patience | espBerry [04:54] espBerry: 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/ [04:55] :P [04:55] espBerry: "sudo apt install apache2" [04:56] apache2? there is no 3? [04:57] Not according to the topic of #httpd. === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [05:08] hello [05:08] I love ubuntu [05:08] and i am a child [05:08] how can i unzip zip file? [05:09] you can use tar [05:10] i have zip file now [05:10] ShellcatZero1: [05:10] sheng_: and are you chinese? [05:10] yes [05:11] me too [05:12] where do you live? [05:12] 8) [05:12] i live in beijing [05:12] i m pretty chinese girl [05:12] lol me too [05:12] can we meet? [05:12] yes [05:12] in the beijing? [05:12] 8) [05:13] but i am a student [05:13] i m 13 years old [05:13] i study in 海淀外国语 [05:13] what programming language can you do? [05:13] !ot | espBerry sheng_ [05:13] espBerry sheng_: #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! [05:13] c++，lua [05:14] wo si jong gua [05:14] ah [05:14] great can you teach me? [05:14] stop it please espBerry [05:14] yes [05:14] :| [05:15] this is the ubuntu support channel, no chatting here please [05:15] ok [05:17] how can i move all file and directory that include subdirectory to other directory? [05:17] help me [05:18] use mv [05:18] there is a directory that have subdirectory [05:18] :( [05:18] so it is difficult [05:18] :( [05:19] sheng_: ? [05:22] 文件夹后面加/× [05:23] 代表移动整个文件夹 [05:23] we are same chinese you must help me 8) [05:23] !zh | sheng_ [05:23] sheng_: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [05:23] ok [05:25] 哥哥 sheng_: [05:26] like this：mv /home/× /var [05:26] how can i install php on ubuntu? [05:27] SORRY [05:27] I DONNOT KNOW [05:27] i think that ‘mv /home /var’ is correct? [05:27] i don’t know why there is x? [05:27] this is a star [05:28] star? [05:28] yes [05:28] x? [05:28] full of all [05:28] x is start? [05:28] star? [05:28] ah perhaps *? [05:28] star [05:28] instead of x [05:28] !ops | sheng_ espBerry trolling [05:28] sheng_ espBerry trolling: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [05:28] yes [05:29] thanks [05:29] we are chinese [05:29] china great again 8) [05:30] we are the world [05:30] we are family [05:30] anyway lua is easy to learn? [05:30] yeah because we are chinese [05:30] 8) [05:31] very easy [05:31] how about comparing it with python? [05:33] anyway no one know how installing php on ubuntu? [05:33] i do not know [05:36] hey [05:37] I am trying to use virtualbox but I am getting this error https://imgur.com/vV49Rmi [05:41] CoolerX: try asking in /j #vbox === sheng_ is now known as JackMa === JackMa is now known as GTA5 [05:47] fixed it nvm [06:09] Why my 17" monitor is treated as 15" in 18.10 [06:10] hello im looking for a upgraded version of a package. im on 18.04 bionic the upgraded version isn't in backports either how do i fix this? im looking for weechat [06:10] I am using Nouveau driver. [06:11] But display is OK. === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [06:15] i thought backports have all the new software? [06:17] anibic, I don't know why, but it could be your monitor reports wrongly (or vagely), `xdpyinfo` or `xrandr` may provide more details of what can be displayed (mainly resolutions supported by monitor). I've had two 17" crt's that reported as 15" but that was long ago [06:17] jcb2016: Only if you're lucky. Use the instructions on their website instead. [06:17] !latest jcb2016 [06:17] !latest |jcb2016 [06:17] jcb2016: 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. [06:18] krytarik so if i want the latest of something i go to the devlopers website to get instructions? [06:18] jcb2016: Yep, I use their repo too. [06:18] oh ok [06:20] another question. i just installed mate desktop and i don't see it on gdm drop down menu any ideas? [06:22] jcb2016, you may need to restart your gdm3 if just installed (or just reboot); I suspect gdm is using details it read on boot/startup [06:22] ok [06:26] so im assuming that when you use a devs repos you add them to sources.list right? [06:30] krytarik i just put in the bionic url in sources.list and it needs a public key. am i doing someting wrong? [06:31] i just installed ubuntu like 5 mins ago. coming from debian and archlinux === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [07:33] busco amistades manden priv y asi [07:33] !english | lola [07:33] lola: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList === aa is now known as Guest68411 [07:45] my libreoffice 6.1.5 shows "/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/oosplash: error while loading shared libraries: libuno_sal.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" when executed. [07:46] libuno_sal.so.3 is installed === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [07:47] Hi eveyone, I am thinkgin about upgrading kernel on ubuntu 18.04 to something higher. Not sure if its safe though [07:47] reason I am doing this (and this might not help) is because my HP wireless keyboard doesnt work now and I hope newer kernel might help [07:48] !mainline | maret [07:48] maret: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [07:50] lotuspsychje: what about ukuu === SuperL4g is now known as SuperLag [07:55] i went through kernel release notes and didnf find a mentiond of my keyboard so I don't think it's worth it :/ [07:55] fck really didng expect cheap hp keyboard to have an issues in 2019 [07:59] maret: what keyboard, and what issues === chillabis1 is now known as ChiLL-Two [08:23] Hi, does any one know why my wireless keyboard works without problem in bios but doesnt work in Ubuntu ? -_- [08:23] maret: what keyboard, and what issues [08:25] its hp wireless 600, and keys doesnt work at all, media keys do work but nothing else. There is a project which is trying to address this https://github.com/JohnJohanssonChalmers/hp_wireless_keyboard and actually kind of helps but its buggy [08:27] stuff like this makes me wanna switch to OSX fck. Seems like I will have to return the keyboard [08:29] sounds like a bad keyboard [08:32] Ben64: given that keyboards works in osx, windows and even bios I dont think keyboard is the issue [08:33] i don't mean it's defective, i mean bad design [08:34] one againt given it works everywhere from get go but linux , keyboard design isnt the issue [08:34] sure it is [08:34] heh ok [08:34] if it presented itself as a keyboard, like every other keyboard does, it'd work [08:36] funny it seems to be presenting it self as keyboard to bios, windows and osx [08:37] you don't know that [08:37] nvm this wont help my problem anyway, thanks for the time though [08:37] cool, have a good one === yashkate is now known as yk [08:45] Base64 btw it was reported as a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1771431 [08:46] Launchpad bug 1771431 in linux (Ubuntu) "Lenovo Essential Wireless Keyboard doesn't works (Primax Electronics manufacturer)" [Medium,Triaged] [08:46] how can I setup a capslock-indicator on mate 18.04? [08:55] Ben64: btw it was reported as a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1771431 [08:55] Launchpad bug 1771431 in linux (Ubuntu) "Lenovo Essential Wireless Keyboard doesn't works (Primax Electronics manufacturer)" [Medium,Triaged] [08:58] maret: check #11 [08:59] someone tell me how to get gnome-keyring to pop up when I launch chromium again please [08:59] will someone* please [09:04] ellyacht, why you need that? [09:05] hi all. I am running xubuntu 18.04.6 and i lost the sound. I did sudo alsa force-reload && sudo apt-get remove --purge alsa-base pulseaudio && sudo apt-get install alsa-base pulseaudio and when i reboot i still have no sound and the icon was disappeared from task bar. Any help please? [09:06] because when I installed chromium and launched it I wasn't paying attention and when it prop,pted me for a keyriugn I clicked cancel several times and now I can;'t get it back up so that I can actually enter a password [09:08] my libreoffice 6.1.5 shows "/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/oosplash: error while loading shared libraries: libuno_sal.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" when executed. libuni_sal.so.3 is installed. === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [09:39] Howdy folks [10:19] people is it possible to install an older kernel on ubuntu? [10:19] wsup homes [10:23] acresearch, yes, so long as you have the iso img with the kernel you want to install on it, i would assume yeah its possible whether the iso is online with the kernel you want is another matter (dont take my word for it but i beleive to be accurate) [10:24] conjo: interesting, where can i find old linux kernels? [10:25] and if you have updated to a newer kernel and you with to download to a lower kernel then boot into grub and select the kernel you with to revert too [10:25] conjo: sounds complicated, is there a tutorial i can watch or read on how to do this? [10:26] typo with = wish [10:26] hang on [10:26] acresearch: it's easy, reboot, hold shift, when you get grub go to advanced > choose older kernel number [10:27] yups [10:31] EriC^^: ok, but how to install an older kernel from iso? when i find the ios [10:31] EriC^^: conjo i found this: http://linuxlookup.com/linux_iso [10:32] acresearch: are you installing ubuntu on another PC? [10:32] EriC^^: i will be yes, i have a small laptop that i will install ubuntu on it, and try to have it work with an older kernel to compile binaries on it [10:33] !customlivecd | acresearch [10:33] acresearch: Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !LiveCD or !Alternate installer? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization - Or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ [10:35]