[00:28] hi guys, i got this error when install amd pro driver [00:28] hello [00:29] i got this erro: /tmp/apt-dpkg-install-r3BU2u/023-amdgpu-core_18.40-697810_all.deb [00:29] anyone? [00:29] with this output too:E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [00:29] can anyone tell me why install amd pro driver cause that error? [00:30] please help: i install with /amdgpu-pro-install -y but got error [00:30] see the message above [00:30] what can i do to resolve it? [00:30] >>> [00:31] how do I find out which was the last version of curl that libcurl3 supported? [00:32] i can't install the latest curl because i have a program that depends on libcurl3 [00:39] Humbedooh: Show the channel what the hardware is. Pastebin - lspci -k|grep -iEA5 'vga|3d' - . [00:44] is there a way to list packages installed and match that with cve that are exploitable [00:45] to see if your system is vulnerable === Noisette is now known as Plumette [01:18] hello [01:28] hola [01:28] holaa [01:29] hola [01:29] hola [01:29] hola al alguien??? [01:29] brone [01:29] drone [01:29] o sigyn [01:30] kuki: please don't spam. [01:31] pi0: I don't know of any such methods, other than "pkg audit -F" but that's on FreeBSD. Best bet is to just keep up with the updates in order to have the latest patches. [01:33] using "ppa:graphics-drivers/dev" for nvidia's latest drivers and install was pretty smooth...curious is this stable for gaming or if I should have gone the binary route directly from nvidia's site? [01:35] hi [01:35] anyone experiencing a sudden lack of thumbnails in their file manager? [01:35] oh4: Nvidia: "Note that many Linux distributions provide their own packages of the NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver in the distribution's native package management format. This may interact better with the rest of your distribution's framework, and you may want to use this rather than NVIDIA's official package.". [01:35] or gimp complaining about being unable to create swap files [01:36] 18 definitely is an inferior os than 16, I could keep 16 turned on for days without any issues [01:36] anyways [01:36] what could be some possible routes of investigation for solving this thumbnail problem? [01:38] Bashing-om: right wondering if there is a performance drawback using the one from PPA vs the one directly from Nvidia. For example, I am not sure if PPA is just grabbing the official driver from Nvidia and just repacking it for better system compatibility or if these are actually rewritten and provided only by the community [01:39] hah wtf [01:39] ~/.cache/thumbnails is a 'root root' directory? [01:40] oh4: Huge effort by all the community to insure what you get from the PPA, Hang on one lemme hunt ya up a link. [01:40] Is that supposed to be normal? [01:40] I am pretty sure it wasn't the case? [01:40] Like [01:40] hi [01:40] im new [01:40] I remember deleting it in its entirety in 16 as a normal user [01:40] pikapika: incorrect usage of sudo can cause things like that [01:40] How do I install Bacula ?? [01:40] https://sourceforge.net/projects/bacula/files/bacula/ [01:40] I never touched .cache though [01:40] Ben64, ut yeah [01:40] apt-get install bacula [01:41] is that supposed to be a normal user folder? [01:41] and I mean lol [01:41] root owned files within a home directory [01:41] everything in your home should be your stuff [01:41] so [01:41] someone talk spanish? [01:41] I guess I am changing it to my user [01:41] ola [01:41] and [01:41] even worse [01:41] !es | kuki [01:41] kuki: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [01:41] it didnt have x [01:41] so lol [01:41] cant even cd to it unless i am rot [01:42] I guess thats why thumbnailer was failing [01:42] but yeah [01:42] don't rot [01:42] I never did this consciously [01:42] hola brown40 [01:42] so no fucking idea how this came to pass [01:42] I bet [01:42] GIMP's swap folder has a similar permission issue [01:44] Ben64, its now working again [01:44] But the mystery remains as to how the fuck it turned into a root only AND no exec directory [01:44] Bashing-om: gotcha...thanks for the info! [01:47] But yes [01:47] I don't touch anything unless I need to [01:47] so [01:47] I guess a bug? [01:47] maybe I should file a bug report [01:47] oh4: How it all got converted: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2015-August/004693.html . [01:48] pikapika: it's because you used sudo improperly [01:48] Not really [01:48] As I said [01:48] I don't write scripty things [01:48] and [01:48] I definitely never touched any files there with or without sudo [01:49] "drwx------" [01:49] lmao [01:49] I should test in a vm first [01:49] !ohmy | pikapika [01:49] pikapika: 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 [01:49] I am sorry [01:50] Just that the matter was rather enraging [01:50] again sorry [01:51] ben64 looks like I ain't alone with this root owned thumbnail dir nonsense: https://askubuntu.com/questions/372817/nautilus-not-generating-thumbnails-in-13-10 [01:51] Its for 13.10 but [01:51] theres recent comments [01:52] alluding to the issue existing even in 18.10 [01:53] that's a different issue [01:53] There def are users alluding to the fact of that dir being owned by root: 1 [01:53] I think the issue arises from the fact that the /home/x/.cache/thumbnails is owned by root, not by the actual user... [01:53] (thats a quote from the thread) [01:53] yep, because they used sudo improperly [01:53] anyways yeah [01:53] how so? [01:54] how could I possibly have done anything with sudo in that directory [01:54] since I said [01:54] I never touched that dir before [01:54] and [01:54] I don't do scripty things that could run amok and touch areas its not supposed to [01:54] if you run things with sudo that do touch those areas [01:54] hh [01:55] Which I don't afaik [01:55] which is why i'm telling you you did [01:55] Unless some installer of some package had some bug/rogue code in it [01:55] because the only other time i sudoed i remember is for making some edits to etc files and setting up fstab [01:55] other than installing/upgrading packages [01:55] so the only possibility is [01:56] pikapika: It's a bug. It's not indicative of you doing anything wrong or any leet hax. [01:56] hello I do not know how to register my name / account or where it is done [01:56] some package installer had bug/rogue code that did so [01:56] pikapika: Do you pay attention to every single command you give to your computer? do you write down what you did every single time you do anything on your computer? I doubt it. You could have run something weeks/months ago with sudo and forgotten about it [01:56] pikapika: nah [01:56] gdb thats what I am trying to hint at yes [01:56] not a bug, not rogue code, it's 100% sudo [01:56] well and also [01:56] this is a few days old fresh install [01:56] not weeks/months [01:56] Ben64: The bug is that the process creating the directory isn't dropping privs and changing to the user's context. That is absolutely a bug. [01:57] so you're saying while you were setting everything up on this fresh install, you remember, in explicate detail, every single command that you typed in? [01:57] gdb: not a bug [01:57] I do remember what I DIDNT touch [01:57] and I never touched the .cache folder [01:57] I did copy some dotfolders from old install [01:57] but def not the cache file [01:57] you don't have to touch it in order for another command to [01:57] firefox and steam dotfiles were the only things copied [01:58] exactly [01:58] you're not getting it [01:58] and the only possibility unless theres a thunar/tumblerd bug is some code in an installer doing it. because other than installers I don't remember executing any scripty stuff [01:58] or unless some other app randomly somehow changed perms [01:58] nope, it's sudo [01:58] Hi, I do not know how to register my name / account or where it is done, do you help me? [01:59] seems even less likely [01:59] !register | kuki [01:59] kuki: For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - For any further help, ask in #freenode. [01:59] it is probably, and the one executing it was'nt me, directly at least [01:59] /join qutebrowser [01:59] ha [01:59] gdb, what exactly did you mean btw [02:00] pikapika: Here, run this command and pastebin the results for us: grep "sudo" ~/.bash_history [02:00] maybe tumblerd normally ran as root and suddenly for whatever reason is running as normal user? [02:00] pikapika: Well, it had to be you. You have to authenticate in order for sudo or to work. [02:00] er sudo to work* [02:01] alright [02:01] pikapika: (if it's sudo) [02:02] pikapika: Some process running with root privs put the directory there. Either one you initiated with sudo or one that normally runs in a root context created it before dropping privs. [02:02] pikapika: Did you restore your home directory or any other portion of your home directory from a backup? [02:03] the only things besides apt stuff I see there are: (i) some chgrp/chown commands I did over the other partition mount points as I'd forgotten to make them normal user owned before giving it to fstab (does not matter, those are basically media partitions); some etc changes such as network manager config editing, swappines edit, and copying some .desktop files to /usr/share [02:03] pragmaticenigma, yes but only firefox and a bunch of other apps dotfolders [02:03] not .cache [02:04] If the files came from a backup, and were restored with their original ownership, they'd likely not be owned by uid 0. [02:04] and as I said, no touching the .cache [02:04] only the dot folders of a few apps [02:04] pikapika: That's not what I asked you to do. Consider the matter closed. Only you could have done something to result in that happening [02:05] But yes [02:05] That sudo thing seems to go back all the way to the first time I booted after install [02:05] and I see nothing there that could have caused this permission change [02:05] well of course you don't [02:05] Are you certain there was a permissions change? [02:05] you don't think you did anything wrong [02:06] yes gdb [02:06] ~/.cache/thumbnails was root root and "drwx------" [02:06] after changing it back to my users ownership and group thumbnails are working fine again [02:06] that doesn't mean there was a permissions change [02:07] or at least owner/group change perhaps? [02:07] I mean [02:07] I dont remember it was root owned since I remember deleting its contents once in 16.04 in order to fix some broken folders [02:07] The reason it doesn't work with those perms and root ownership is not really the root ownership, it's teh lack of world read/execute. If that were 0755 (drwxr-xr-x) then you'd see the thumbnails normally, but be unable to create new ones. [02:08] so either this owner change suddenly happened due to some apt upgrade [02:08] it's normally 700 [02:08] exactly [02:08] no x or r [02:08] stranage [02:08] oh [02:08] If it's normally 700 and was working before, then something took ownership on behalf of root. That's a more deliberate action than just creating the directory on behalf of root. [02:08] then its the same as before [02:08] and if its supposed to normally be root/root as well [02:09] then I don't know what caused the problem [02:09] it's supposed to be your user [02:09] Imagine having 18 m/b speed for internet that is currently not working [02:09] let me perhaps test it with a vm? [02:09] If it's normally root:root mode 0700 then the process that displays the thumbnails must also be running as root and I'm skeptical that's going on [02:09] or unless some errorful apt upgrade did this? [02:09] nope [02:09] it was sudo [02:09] Oo what are you all testing? [02:09] insanity [02:09] It would have nothing to do with apt. [02:11] pikapika: Anyway, I think the best advice is to chown it back, say "huh, that's weird," and then worry about it only if it happens agin. [02:11] again* [02:11] I have [02:11] made it back into my users [02:11] and thumbnailing works again now [02:11] but yeah...mysterious [02:11] What are you working with? [02:11] pikapika: Unless you are willing to post the results of the command I gave you, we're done here. There is no way that a system operation occured to change your permissions to that folder. You probably had a typo in one of your commands [02:12] raz_, uh, thunar suddenly stopped displaying thumbnails and it turns out somehow the thumbnail folder became root owned [02:12] Oh that is odd [02:15] Oh that is odd? You all have peeked my interest [02:15] Im scratching my head at that, thumbnails for what exactly? [02:15] pragmaticenigma, I am saving that commands output, I will investigate it later, maybe even post it here later [02:16] pikapika: then drop the discussion, you're wasting everyone's time. Put it up or let it go. Your choice. [02:16] Yeah I am putting this oddity aside for now [02:16] Will return to it later [02:16] How far back is .bash_history normally supposed to go? [02:16] Mornin again. [02:17] pikapika: it logs every command that user has ever entered. [02:17] under normal conditions anyway. [02:17] like, no size or time limit under default settings? [02:17] Okay, good [02:17] pikapika: none that i know of. [02:17] I tried to install Bacula - that I succeeded is okay with apt-get | But, But - how do I get to this ('1') Menu? [02:17] https://www.ubuntupit.com/top-15-free-open-source-backup-software-for-linux/ [02:18] pikapika: Bash History logs the last 1000 unique commands entered [02:18] Thanks for whatever help you all could muster anyways [02:18] * pikapika hugs everyone on this channel [02:19] A hug ! [02:19] brown40: You have some reading to do. This channel isn't for that type of support. https://www.bacula.org/documentation/documentation/ [02:20] pragmaticenigma, I distain from Ubuntu-ists who tell me to RTFM,, [02:20] !ohmy | brown40 [02:20] brown40: 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 [02:20] when this is in sudo apt-get [02:21] pikapika: It's probably set to 1000 by default. You can look around in /etc for HISTSIZE. /etc/profile or whatever. [02:21] Alright, thanks [02:21] 1000 may or may not have me covered for the total history of bash since install [02:21] but I shall see [02:21] brown40; are you wanting the server or the client [02:22] brown40: You picked an application of a random top 10 list with out researching it... just installed it, assuming we'd all know how it works. [02:22] client please. [02:22] brown40: change your tone, and maybe people would be more willing to help you [02:22] My apologies about the foul language, there. [02:22] oh and btw I am sorry if I came off as rude myself [02:22] me too. [02:23] on other distros i do install bacula2-client [02:23] I that in apt-get ? [02:23] search with apt-get and see what is int the repos [02:23] **is [02:24] Well, I think you'll want to seach with either apt or apt-cache. If apt-get has search features other than "try to install it and see if it finds anything", I'm unaware of them. [02:25] i am not running ubuntu at the moment so i cannot look [02:25] ;-) [02:25] kk4ewt, it has [02:25] gdb I meant [02:25] 'apt search' literally [02:26] !info bacula-clinet [02:26] Package bacula-clinet does not exist in bionic [02:26] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rXBN4fshQS/ [02:26] !info bacula-client [02:26] bacula-client (source: bacula): network backup service - client metapackage. In component universe, is optional. Version 9.0.6-1build1 (bionic), package size 20 kB, installed size 97 kB [02:26] Ah thanks [02:29] Liking the install, but how does it start ? [02:29] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VNNcxJSKmz/ [02:32] brown40 its a service no? [02:32] does anyone know of a program like rambox that doesn't cost money or work like crap? [02:32] Its the 1st one on the list. [03:03] Hi, I do not know how to register my name / account or where it is done, do you help me? [03:04] !register | kuki [03:04] kuki: For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - For any further help, ask in #freenode. [03:05] hi, friends, who can help me with this? [03:05] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/507604/error-regular-expressions-are-not-functional-you-need-g-4-9-0-or-greater [03:05] my g++ version is 8.2.0 ,but there still says there is error [03:10] :ldl, g++ version 5.4.0 with Ubuntu 16.04, compile successed... O.O === kuki is now known as kuko === kuko is now known as kuki [03:12] imon the page [03:12] im on** [03:13] How do I put a drive to sleep? (spindle isn't rotating, heads parked). I'm on 18.04.2 [03:13] can I have different versions of openjdk installed concurrently? A program I need requires java 8.. [03:13] sata drive or usb? [03:13] i write /msg nickserv register password_of_your_choice your@email.address or /msg (mynickname) register (password_of_your_choice) your@email.address [03:14] It's an internal drive, but it IS PATA (yep, it's THAT old!) [03:14] AFAIK that feature was introduced with SATA [03:15] DevSlp is the signal name [03:15] It works with PATA drives too, I have an option in my BIOS that does it after 20 or so minutes [03:15] And it worked on an older ATX mobo with only PATA [03:20] ldl: I can compile success it on both Archlinux(g++ version 8.2.1) and Ubuntu16.04(g++ version 5.4.0)... [03:20] em... [03:20] :EastCharlie whether it use the 8.2.0 ? [03:21] the ubuntu have lots g++ [03:21] em.. How about have some upgrade? "sudo apt dist-upgrade"? [03:22] hello [03:22] anyone [03:22] hello, everyone [03:22] it is test [03:29] i do all and i cannot enter #ubuuntu-es [03:31] ldl: em.. did you set g++ version by "config", you can type "config --help" to find that parameter for set g++ version... TuT [03:33] ：EastCharlie, i will try now [03:37] whats is the command to close the program /(command) (reason ) [03:38] kuki: terminal program? "ctrl + c" [03:46] I need to run /home/paul/Desktop/working.sh on startup. How to do it? [04:01] Lub18042lts: try '/home/paul/.config/autostart/working.sh' [04:05] you want me to move working.sh to /home/paul/.config/autostart ? [04:06] Lub18042lts: yes [04:07] hang on let me reboot [04:10] ledeni it didn't work, and now I get system program problem detected on each boot, even after I deleted it from that directory! [04:10] Oh now I figured out how to force standby on an HDD [04:11] Gotta unmount it and force standby through GNOME Disks [04:11] (if you have it mounted, it'll try to turn off but it'll show the root of the drive, then quickly turn back on) [04:11] Lub18042lts: what de you using [04:11] lubuntu [04:13] Lub18042lts: what was about working.sh [04:14] huh? [04:16] Lub18042lts: i mean what was run working.sh [04:16] xrandr --output DVI-0 --primary --mode 1280x1024 [04:16] xrandr --output HDMI-0 --off [04:16] xrandr --output HDMI-0 --mode 1600x900 --right-of DVI-0 [04:16] xrandr --output HDMI-1-1 --off [04:17] That's what's in the file [04:17] I'm more concerned about the error I am now getting on each boot! [04:18] Lub18042lts: what error you getting ? [04:19] past couple of weeks, my VPS has been leaking memory, every few days it stops responding and i have to reboot it through the web ui, i had htop open hoping it would tell me the culprit but everything looks normal, any idea how i would go about tracking down the cause? [04:19] at boot it just says program error occured and then I click ok to make the prompt go away. [04:19] Is there a way to see WHAT the error is? [04:19] htop no joke told me 4.13GB of 4GB memory in use [04:19] but none of the processes were using much [04:21] ledeni want me to reboot and try to see if I can get some details on the error? Is there an error log somewhere now indicating what the error was ? [04:24] i haven't really changed much on the server so i'm not sure why it started behaving like this all of a sudden, but i just did an apt-get upgrade and apt-get dist-upgrade so hopefully that fixes something [04:26] Lub18042lts: 'dmesg | grep -i "error\|warn\|fail" | nc termbin.com 9999' [04:28] https://termbin.com/2pc5 [04:33] hang on rebooting... [04:34] ledeni: I got rid of the error by deleting the crashlog. So I guess I'm back at trying to get working.sh to boot at login === RaptorJesus is now known as Meme === Meme is now known as RaptorChrist [04:43] Lub18042lts, prefs_.default.apps.for.lxsession then use autostart tab [04:43] prefs->default.apps.for ^(typo === RaptorChrist is now known as E-Man [04:44] what? [04:44] I have no idea what that means. [04:45] Should I edit LXRandR autostart in autostart dir maybe> [04:45] Lub18042lts, open menu select preferences, then select default.apps.for.lxsession, you'll see a number of tabs - select the AUTOSTART tab & add new ... [04:47] can i put my desktop .sh file there? [04:48] let me try [04:48] Assuming you have `chmod +x` & it's executable; you add that shell.script (I suggest you use full path) as the app (note: you may need a+x or all execute if it's run as root; in case it's run that way instead of as you ($USER)) [04:52] works, thanks. is it safe to set those in LXRandRautostart? [04:53] Lub18042lts, I can't help with last question sorry (LXRandRautostart) [04:58] ledeni in lxhotkey how do i set up ctrl alt 1 to run a .sh file? [05:01] Lub18042lts, go to programs, the new.page.icon is add, click it, click hotkey1 area & then press keys you want & they'll show.. the type command line to execute in the spot for it.. [05:01] s/the type/then type ^ (typo sorry) [05:02] I got all that except for the command line. I put /home/paul/Desktop/cinema.sh there and it does nothing [05:03] did you click GREEN_TICK to accept ? [05:03] yes [05:03] and save all changes and apply to windows manager [05:04] you may need to logout & back in for effect (I suspect it may require openbox to be restarted) [05:06] before i do that is this right? https://pasteboard.co/I6oHBLpw.png [05:07] well let me try anyway [05:12] it worked, but shortcut changed from ctrl alt 1 to clt 1. [05:13] Lub18042lts, it looked fine; but I've not used it so cannot help with fine-tuning.. (some keyboards can be unique[ie. different] & need tweaking) [05:29] anyone notice the problem in lubuntu hotkeys? If you bind ctrl+alt+1 to a program, when you reboot, it reverts to alt+1. Only solution is manually editing the keybinds xml file. [05:31] lub18042, it may be a key used by something else; causing yours to be altered (on next reboot) - maybe think of a nother combination (this is opinion; I don't know) [05:34] That's the thing, if you use a combination when you set it up that has only two keys, often the program pops up an error saying you can't use it. Alt+1 is one such combination, if picked while in the GUI program. Oddly enough, it lets you pick ctrl+alt+1, but then on reboots changes it to alt+1 in the system, a combination it originally deemed unallowed. [05:43] oh well i guess i resolved it by manually editing the file. disheartening that the gui programs suck so much. paint in lubuntu is broken out of the box (can't open a png screenshot i took) === Class7_ is now known as Class7 === shann_ is now known as shann [06:15] hi [06:15] I always find it hard to deal with timezones in linux. Is their any simple article or anything that can help me to understand it? [06:16] pankaj: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-sync-time-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [06:17] I added a PPA yesterday, imported the key, but I am warned that packages from there can't be authenitcated. I suspect it's because the maintainer's name had a non-ASCII character, because I had gotten a warning about that as well. what to do? [06:18] Kartagis: we dont support external ppa's here mate [06:18] Kartagis: ask the maintainer of the ppa [06:18] lotuspsychje: should I contact the author then? [06:18] then I acidentally ended up in unity (I tried picking that because I couldn't log in) I log out, switch to ubuntu again, now i have 2 gnome-shell processes? Did I just not see it the first time? [06:18] okay, thanks [06:19] hey quick question [06:19] I'm trying to build https://github.com/popcorn-official/popcorn-desktop [06:19] in short: is it normal to have 2 gnome-shell processes? [06:20] but when I run ./make_popcorn.sh permission is denied. running as sudo says: command not found [06:20] lotuspsychje: where are those PPAs' information kept? [06:21] !sources | Kartagis [06:21] Kartagis: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [06:21] anon, try sudo bash make_popcorn.sh [06:23] AndyChow888, thanks mate [06:26] gde33: did you try a reboot? [06:26] lotuspsychje: when I couldn't log in I rebooted [06:26] lotuspsychje: not after switching from unity [06:27] gde33: whats your story exactly? what did you do and what happened? [06:27] guys [06:27] anyone know how to delete pastebin I post? [06:27] !ot | duo_ubuntu [06:27] duo_ubuntu: #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! [06:27] lotuspsychje: I wondered if gnome memory usage would go down if I restart it, then it wouldn't let me log in without rebooting. [06:28] ok [06:28] lotuspsychje: last time it went down and didn't ask for a password [06:28] lotuspsychje: (the memory usage went down) [06:29] gde33: we needs some details to be able to help you, now all we know is you rebooted a system.. [06:29] lotuspsychje: hehe ok [06:29] lotuspsychje: its an 18.04 gnome [06:30] ok.. [06:30] lotuspsychje: it works just fine, the computer only has 4 gb in 64 bit mode and the cpu has heating issues [06:30] lotuspsychje: the disk is ancient [06:31] gde33: you mentioned unity, is this an LTS upgrade from xenial? [06:31] lotuspsychje: the sum of which makes it quite slugish and freeze at times [06:31] lotuspsychje: yes i upgrade [06:31] gde33: 4gig ram is a bit low for 18.04 on gnome [06:32] gde33: i'd reccomend a clean install with a lighter !flavor of your choice [06:32] I was hoping the upgrade would fix the piza of desktop icons, it didn't lol [06:32] gde33: wich cpu do you have? [06:33]