[00:12] so I'm using vagrant/virtualbox to run bionic64, and I'm having issues getting a USB serial modem to work [00:12] sudo modprobe cdc-acm ; modprobe: FATAL: Module cdc-acm not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-46-generic [00:12] uname -a: Linux ubuntu-bionic 4.15.0-46-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 6 09:33:07 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [00:15] how do I get the kernel module loaded, since modprobe isn't working [00:18] that would be a virtualbox issue, usb passthrough [00:24] mudkip: sudo apt install linux-modules-extra-$(uname -r) [00:24] how do I know the issue is with the hypervisor, and not with the VM itself [00:24] because the VM can see the hardware, and virtualbox claims it's passed through [00:24] it just isnt loading as a tty device [00:24] you just dont have the module installed, yet. [00:25] debugging how to at https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/usb/acm.txt [00:25] does Ubuntu not ship the acm driver by default in the server version? [00:26] if this is what you installed, and the package is not installed, then no. [00:59] hi [01:00] :-) [01:06] tomreyn, the -b option on systemctl didnt work for me. This didnt happen on other versions of ubuntu. I have only ever used ubuntu on this computer so i dont know about other distros. My computer is a system76 bonobo from like 6 years back. The sourd chip, if im reading correctly, is ALC892 [01:10] SysGhost: sorry, i typed "systemctl", but meant: journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:12] Sysifoss: sorry, i typed "systemctl", but meant: journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 999 [01:13] SysGhost: sorry, wrong tab expansion, i didn't mean you. [01:23] -bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en_US.UTF-8) <—— what’s wrong? when i connect web server with ssh :( [01:23] help me skilled guy [01:23] :( [01:24] your ssh client is requesting a locale which is not availabl eon this remote system [01:24] tomreyn: then how can i do it? [01:25] my web server need locale? [01:25] tomreyn: ? [01:25] !locales [01:25] To set up and configure your locales, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Locale/ [01:27] Hi does anyone know what compositor Ubuntu 18.10 uses by default, is it Compiz or Mutter? And does anyone know how to disable Vsync? [01:28] mutter. how you disable vsync depends on your graphics driver, which depends on your hardware and chocies you may have made. [01:30] this will tell about your graphics drivers: lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:30] AMDGPU/mesa, RX580. So the compositor doesn't handle Vsync? Moving windows on the desktop shows it has vsync enabled, running a standalone WM like openbox I can move windows around and get tearing (which I want), which shows Vsync is disabled [01:31] Need vsync disabled for gaming [01:32] https://dri.freedesktop.org/wiki/ConfigurationOptions/ "Synchronization with vertical refresh (swap intervals)" [01:33] Will unity/mutter actually respect ~/.drirc? [01:33] unity? you asked about a default ubuntu 18.10 [01:34] that's gnome-shell [01:34] Is the default DE that uses no longer called Unity? [01:34] !releasenotes | zzz_: not for a while now. you should read release notes [01:34] zzz_: not for a while now. you should read release notes: For release notes of a given Ubuntu release, please refer to the 'Docs' column on the 'List of releases' table at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [01:35] I wish there was an option to easily globally disable vsync. I don't remember the XML spaghetti with vblank_mode=0 to put into ~/.drirc [01:35] if i recall correctly, the change from unity / compiz to gnome-shell / mutter took place with ubuntu 17.10 [01:36] it is an environment variable. you can place it in /etc/environment if you want it system-wide [01:37] i'm not sure whether ~/.drirc is actually still used. it may be, not sure. [01:37] I tell my friend to try that and see if it disables vsync [01:37] the easiest way to test is with glxgears [01:38] I know you can run "vblank_mode=0 glxgears" in a terminal and see it has unlocked fps, but problem would be that the mutter compositor still forces everything through vsync [01:40] not on my system [01:40] vblank_mode=0 glxgears -> 57232 frames in 5.0 seconds = 11446.311 FPS [01:41] vblank_mode=1 glxgears -> 61096 frames in 5.0 seconds = 12219.169 FPS [01:41] oops copy paste bug [01:41] vblank_mode=0 glxgears -> 300 frames in 5.0 seconds = 59.974 FPS [01:41] vblank_mode=1 glxgears -> 61096 frames in 5.0 seconds = 12219.169 FPS [01:41] thats correct [01:42] Yes the program runs with unlocked fps but the mutter compositor will force everything through vsync and refresh at your monitor's refresh rate [01:42] more environment variables you can use: https://www.mesa3d.org/envvars.html === tim_ is now known as Guest60007 [01:43] only if you don't run applications full screen, i would think [01:43] True it is supposed to bypass the compositor for fullscreen windows, [01:44] do you run your graphics heavy applications windowed then? [01:46] if you consider mutter to be an issue in general, you can run a compositor-less desktop environment, or a compositor which does not use graphics acceleration (which is now rare) [01:47] I just don't like Vsync ever personally. This was actually for a friend who installed Ubuntu. I've used openbox myself for years where there's no compositing. Setting vblank_mode=0 in /etc/environment did seem to work though, Vsync is disabled globally now [01:47] there is gnome-flashback (not sure whether this is supporte don ubuntu), and i suspect lubuntu may have a way to disable a compositor, if there is one (not sure) [01:48] so your friend can now finally run gnome-calculator with the full possible FPS === monojamoon|| is now known as monojamoon| [01:48] i'm sure that's what they wanted [01:49] as well as the company they pay their power bill too [01:49] *to [01:49] I'm assuming that the compisitor might not perfectly unredirect "fullscreen" Wine game windows with DXVK. [01:52] No idea, I recommend reading up on it if it matters. [01:52] Well it would just be a matter of testing it and seeing if it actually does I guess [01:52] I mean if you think it matters. [02:23] 1 [02:36] Never Mind the Scandal and Liber === Baichao is now known as zdd [02:37] nmsl [02:37] anyone? [02:38] ya [02:38] shadiao [02:39] so bichi [02:39] hi boy [02:39] I don't see how to set "Software & Updates" to switch to Ubuntu 19.04 [02:44] p [02:50] hei [02:52] hi [02:58] hello everybody [02:58] My name is zhangbigbig [02:58] bigbigzhang [03:09] hi [03:10] bye [03:13] is lubuntu the best ubuntu [03:14] azuur: Try it and see for yourself :) [03:15] I didn't let it connect to the wifi because I wanted it to use ethernet but the option to download updates was unavailable. However it showed retrieving files and my link leds blinked. [03:16] i tried getting antergos and it didn't log in and boot [03:17] It said reboot it and never got anywhere past that and wasn't loading some sort of files, zyp or something. Maybe the hardware is messed up [03:17] Did it download updates silently? [03:19] I don't know, it wasn't connected to internet i dont htink [03:20] azuur: antergos isn't supported here [03:21] Yes, ethernet was online. [03:23] azuur: I wasn't replying to you. [03:24] I posted all that and forgot the question. === gms is now known as Guest52396 === holdenjd is now known as hdaugherty [03:32] Hey guys, I'm trying to connect my Ubuntu 18.04 machine to a bridged network adapter. I need to use 802.1x auth in the machine, and I've found plenty of solutions for pre-18.04 but having trouble finding things for 18.04 onwards. [03:32] I was wondering if anyone had suggestions [03:38] gnomethrower: Bridging setup shown here: https://blog.ubuntu.com/2017/12/01/ubuntu-bionic-netplan . [03:38] Bashing-om: ah, let me clarify... Ubuntu just sees it as a normal interfae [03:38] it's a virtualbox bridged adapter [03:39] gnomethrower: gnomethrower Vlans too there . [03:54] When resizing an LV does anyone use the lvresize -r switch to run resize2fs, or do you prefer to just run resize2fs before reducing or expanding an LV with lvextend/lvreduce [03:54] I'm about to just tinker with it and give it a go both ways, but i thought as a matter of conversation I would ask the room [03:56] I installed umlet last night (it's in our repository) but I can only launch it from the command line. It does not show up in search when you hit the window key to get the search box. What can I do to fix it? [04:02] Installation didn't let me use the setting to download or not to download updates that was greyed out after I skipped wifi connection but my ethernet link was online. Something about retrieving files was reported while my ethernet activity leds blinked. Did it download updates? [04:03] I'm back again. I thought I had dnsmasq configured correctly but it won't start. The IP address of the system I am running it on is 192.168.1.203 and the error is Mar 28 23:50:25 printserver dnsmasq[10939]: dnsmasq: failed to create listening socket for 192.168.1.203: Address already in use what could i have overlooked? [06:27] Speak your crazy life [06:27] What's up? [06:28] * Guest44875 .....@..@ [06:28] * Guest44875 ....(----) ...@..@ [06:28] * Guest44875 ...( >__< ) .(----) .. @..@ [06:28] * Guest44875 ...^^ ~~ ^^ ( >__< ) .(----) [06:28] * Guest44875 .... Meu... ^^ ~~ ^^ ( >__< ) [06:28] * Guest44875 ............. olha ..^^ ~~ ^^ [06:28] * Guest44875 ........................ELES [06:31] I did a network install of ubuntu 18.04 in a QEMU armhf VM but the initrd wasn't generated despite the installer apparently completing [06:31] is there a way to get out of the installer and just get a shell? [06:34] I have a server that requires an ip/keypair whitelist [06:34] my ip keeps changing [06:34] what are possible solutions [06:34] I've thought about renting a vps [06:34] and jumping through that [06:38] I am wondering why hwe-edge has lower kernel versions than hwe... [06:47] masterasia: That's the normal solution yes, or you can try to mitigate why your ip keeps changing. [06:50] ikanobori: is there a way I can use jumphost for ssh [06:50] or is that not the use-case for jumphosts [06:51] can't mitigate, power-outages / dynamic ip from isp. I will go with the vps solution, thank you [06:53] masterasia: The openssh-client takes a -J parameter for a 'jump host' but if your internet is being shabby it might be wise to just ssh into your vps and run a terminal multiplexer such as screen or tmux there. [06:54] You can also put these in your ssh-config with the ProxyJump directive. === dw is now known as Guest61221 [07:00] hii [07:00] hiii [07:00] join #senlin [07:01] whats #senlin === murthy is now known as murthy_ [07:04] Guest16249, he was trying to joing irc channel #senlin but he forgot tyo "/" his command [07:12] hello [07:12] what is the discussion channel name? [07:13] marcoagpinto: #ubuntu-discuss [07:13] ahhh [07:13] thank you [07:13] :) [07:14] I typed: /j ubuntu-discussion and it was empty [07:14] Heh. :D === murthy_ is now known as murthy [07:44] hh [07:47] Hello ! Opening the disks util in Ubuntu 18.04 , SMART and self tests for hdd is greyed out. Can I somehow still run the SMART tests? [07:52] afx_: see the smartctl man page [07:56] ducasse, thank you . reading this https://askubuntu.com/a/576624/231791 atm , but with sudo hdparm -I /dev/my_disk I am getting HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(identify) failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device === murthy is now known as murthy_ [07:59] afx_: what kind of drive is this - is it connected over usb? [07:59] ducasse, no it is internal ssd on a thinkpad lenovo laptop [08:04] ducasse,the drive is nvme0n1 with 5 partitions on it [08:06] also found this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/smartmontools/+bug/1685332/comments/2 [08:06] Launchpad bug 1685332 in smartmontools (Ubuntu) "does not monitor NVMe drives" [Wishlist,Triaged] [08:09] afx_, try using laptop uefi/bios smart tools === murthy_ is now known as murthy [08:17] lapion, thank you will try this [08:17] afx_, but first make sure the ssd supports smart === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer === omen is now known as omis [08:27] salut [08:30] bonjjj [08:30] !fr | jamila [08:30] jamila: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. === jamila_ is now known as kaoutar [08:37] hi [08:38] slt jamila cv ?? [08:39] cc bien merci et toi [08:40] !chat | jamila kaoutar [08:40] jamila kaoutar: #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! [08:44] slm [08:53] why window chagne indicator is only showen on primary monitort when I press alt+tab in gnome 3? can I customize this? === hna is now known as Raging_Hog [09:06] Hi guys. I have a strange case. Last night when I left the office my laptop was turned on as I always leave it. This morning I found it turned off. It is impossible to be a power issue because it has a pretty strong batery, the cable is inserted and it goes trough an UPS. Other devices on the same UPS have not been rebooted in days. My OS is Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS. Do you know of any bug in Ubuntu that can cause this? Or should I get paranoid [09:06] yet? Thanks and sorry for the long writing. [09:06] cats? kids? wife? [09:07] Peter_Griffin: what's in the logs? [09:07] cfhowlett: hacker? :p [09:08] lotuspsychje, in-house hacker was my thought. but I try to avoid aggravating the tin-foil hat wearers. [09:08] the power-saving vigilante janitor [09:08] *** I like it! *** [09:09] why file manager pcmanfm always crash onold thinkpad t400 laptop? [09:10] sanalgorithm: can you pastebin the crash logs please [09:10] Nothing interesting in the logs but I will paste it in pastebin so you can see. But there is no halt event, nor opening the lid was logged. The power button is under the lid. [09:10] Peter_Griffin: do you run services of any kind? system up to date? [09:10] file manager Nemo work fine - thinkpad t400 laptop lubuntu 18.04 [09:13] sanalgorithm: without details we cannot help you [09:14] lotuspsychje: don't have crash log now as am using nemo but will paste afterwards, i thought someone may face similar problem n have remedy therefore ask query [09:15] sanalgorithm: a way to debug could be launching pcmanfm from terminal to see [09:17] bhuddah, These are the last lines in syslog, auth and kern https://pastebin.com/cCzjH9GY [09:17] sorry, can't access pastebin. proxy block :/ [09:18] Peter_Griffin: alot of snap activity on last lines, did you have programs open? [09:19] lotuspsychje: will try thx. [09:20] Peter_Griffin: maybe have a look in your auth logs, just in case [09:22] lotuspsychje, nothing there. [09:23] Peter_Griffin: system up to date? running services of any kind? openssh? [09:27] lotuspsychje, it was updated 3 days ago. Nothing special is running appart drom normal desktop stuff. Openssh was running at that time. [09:38] bhuddah, How can I share the logs with you then? [09:44] Peter_Griffin: lemme try to get them here on the console. i'll have a look. [09:47] Peter_Griffin: i think it looks like some snaps got updated/restarted and that somehow went bust... [09:47] bhuddah: yeah i also suspect that [09:49] Peter_Griffin: sudo last -1x shutdown [09:53] Hello I'm interested in contributing to Ubuntu can someone help me with getting started? [09:53] !contribute | raghu [09:53] raghu: To contribute and help out with Ubuntu, see http://community.ubuntu.com and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu [09:53] welcome to the ubuntu community raghu [09:54] greetings, How can I remove tracker without removing cairo-dock? [09:54] raghu: do you have specific branch you want to help? === imsurit_ofc is now known as imsurit [09:56] May I know which branches are suitable for beginners in open source [09:57] raghu: it really depends what your likings are, and your skills [09:58] raghu: you can translate, help #ubuntu support, edit wiki's, develope,help solve/apply bugs,...very wide variety [10:00] Oh ok I'm interested in solving bugs [10:02] 'Morning folks [10:02] raghu: you can choose between lts and non-lts bugs from your own system, or other people's bugs [10:03] !bug | raghu start here [10:03] raghu start here: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [10:07] Ok === Taco is now known as pocket-mouse [10:26] why window chagne indicator is only showen on primary monitort when I press alt+tab in gnome 3? can I customize this? === rathodvikas10 is now known as Vikas [10:42] hi, maybe you can help me. Ive installed ubuntu 18.04 but in login screen if i press ctrl+alt+f1 i wont enter the console... am i doing somthing wrong? thanks in advance [10:43] madelmoe, try F2 to F6 [10:43] BluesKaj: thank you, I already tried, forgot to mention. [10:44] madelmoe: Is your keyboard working? [10:44] hello [10:44] Hi [10:45] Captain_Haddock: Yes. maybe its a bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm3/+bug/1758512 [10:45] Launchpad bug 1758512 in mutter (Ubuntu) "No virtual terminals (CTRL+ALT+F?) when no user logged in; erratic behaviour when user logged in." [Medium,Confirmed] [10:45] madelmoe: Does it work once you log in? === mike_ is now known as isr60 [10:46] I need a little help with ubuntu .. my colleague asked me for help with his workstation because they think (haha) that I am linux guru .. I don't have ubuntu for myself .. he's trying to install vbox on old 14.04 but kernel modules fails to built because there's too old kernel 4.4.x [10:46] does ubuntu has some special repo with up-to-date kernel for 14.04 ? [10:46] like most of other distros have ? [10:47] ntz: why are you wasting your time with 14.04? it's unsupported in a month or so [10:47] only paid support remains from there [10:47] Captain_Haddock: weird behavier there... Ctrl+alt+f1 and went to logon screen... [10:49] ryuo: I do not call wasting a time when I help to my colleague so please focus on problem if you wish to help, not on u-turns and workarounds .. he just has 14.04 and that's the starting point [10:49] ntz: have fun then. [10:50] ryuo: I've asked easy question .. is there some repo for 14.04 that contains updated kernel ? [10:50] ntz: vbox is not a package availbale on Ubuntu 14.04, is it? What exactly did they do? [10:51] vlt: there's old 4.x which doesn't work for us and we're unable to run a specific machine with it [10:52] ntz: See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [10:52] ntz: 14.04 ubuntu kernel support https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Support#A14.04.x_Ubuntu_Kernel_Support [10:52] vlt: so we've installed a vbox 6.0.4 from ..... [10:52] Captain_Haddock: thanks !!! lovely, I've been looking for this but I am not familiar with ubuntu ecosystem [10:53] madelmoe: That does look dodgy. [10:53] ntz: You're welcome. [10:53] ntz: short answer, no. there's no newer official kernels for 14.04. [10:54] ntz: you can try ukuu (universal kernel update utility) https://pastebin.com/z82HHgd0 [10:54] Captain_Haddock: ps. we've linked our make error with existing vbox bugzilla ticket that says that's not possible to build it on kernel < 4.4 and also we've verified that modules build fine on newer kernel (however not on ubuntu but on my laptop with suse) so we expect, that upgrading kernel will solve the problem for us [10:55] Captain_Haddock: yes... Im having issues with black screen when using NVIDIA drivers, but as i cannot enter virtual console, everything is being more complicated to solve [10:55] madelmoe: thanks ... will check it out .. [10:56] hi there [10:56] is there a terminal based app to run cpu heat test like Real Temp? [10:56] madelmoe: what about ctrl + alt + F2 [10:56] madelmoe: You're using the drivers from the PPA? v418? [10:56] i am running ubuntu 18.04 [10:56] Captain_Haddock: yep [10:57] jeremy31: yes, already tried F2-F6 too ;) [10:57] ntz: github -> https://github.com/teejee2008/ukuu [11:02] B1ack0p: You can try hddtemp or lm-sensors [11:02] ntz: my apologies. [11:04] i'm having trouble enabling ipv6 privacy addresses on ubuntu server === tga0 is now known as Guest75251 [11:05] /etc/sysctl.d/10-ipv6-privacy.conf ships with these lines: [11:05] net.ipv6.conf.all.use_tempaddr = 2 [11:05] net.ipv6.conf.default.use_tempaddr = 2 [11:05] but somehow my actual interface (net.ipv6.conf.ens5.use_tempaddr) comes up with that value set to 0 [11:05] a workaround is to rerun `systemctl restart systemd-sysctl.service` after the network is up [11:10] i think it's because systemd isn't enforcing that systemd-sysctl.service loads before systemd-networkd.service, but i'm not sure how to confirm [11:11] slingamn: what are you using for networking? [11:11] systemd-networkd [11:11] slingamn: instead of netplan? [11:11] you can configure networkd to do this instead i believe. [11:11] see man systemd.network [11:12] hmm, i have an /etc/netplan [11:12] if you explicitly configured networkd directly [11:12] then go with the networkd approach [11:12] otherwise look at netplan [11:12] i have an /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml [11:12] this was handled automatically by the installer i think [11:13] https://netplan.io/reference [11:13] probably your best option is to configure netplan. [11:14] slingamn: or, failing that, configure networkd directly and disable netplan. [11:15] if i'm reading the output of `systemctl list-dependencies` correctly, there is no such constraint [11:17] slingamn: so why do you think it's required? configuring the network service itself should suffice. [11:17] the intent of those sysctls is that they should be applied before the network comes up [11:18] slingamn: ok... then you may need to customize the service. [11:18] actually hmm, i think i'm wrong and the dependency is there [11:19] all i know is networkd has options for privacy extensions and temporary addresses [11:20] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.network.html#IPv6PrivacyExtensions= you're right [11:20] ryuo, Captain_Haddock .. thanks for your support .. FYI the problem is/was this: https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/18500 [11:21] the default is to override the kernel's setting (that's not confusing at all /s) [11:21] we even didn't install new kernel but I've rather patched memobj-r0drv-linux.c and it works now [11:21] at least at the surface .. if there will be some unstability or problems, we'll upgrade kernel from your repos, thanks [11:26] Peter_Griffin: are you still around? [11:29] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netplan.io/+bug/1750392 ok, fixed in disco, not yet backported to bionic [11:29] Launchpad bug 1750392 in netplan.io (Ubuntu Cosmic) "Cannot enable IPv6 privacy extensions" [Undecided,Fix committed] [11:35] hi [11:36] wut? [11:37] !support [11:37] The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com [11:37] thecoder3281f, ^^ === fginther is now known as fginther` [11:55] ciao [11:57] ciao peppe_ === rodrigot44 is now known as gt8ost4l [11:59] does anybody know if its safe to install cinnamon alongside ubuntu? [11:59] gt8ost4l: it works [11:59] jeremy31: command? [12:00] gt8ost4l: check Synaptic for cinnamon [12:01] jeremy31: which one? there more then one ? [12:03] gt8ost4l: It might be just cinnamon as the depends look correct, so > sudo apt install cinnamon [12:03] hi everyone, just another question... what do i need to set in grub to boot directly to terminal mode? [12:06] madelmoe: https://askubuntu.com/a/556438 [12:06] ciao [12:06] madelmoe: you can also ctrl-alt-f? to switch to a vtty [12:07] is there a way to explicitly install gcc 8.3.0-2ubuntu2 instead of 8.3.0-3ubuntu1 in 19.04? It seems to me there's a bug in 8.3.0-3ubuntu1 that keeps our project from building, but it might also be some other package that introduced a bug, and I'm trying to pin point it. Our old CI docker image worked, but when rebuilding it it breaks [12:08] yvyz: ctrl+alt+f? wont work, think its an ubuntu issue. Will try the other option. thanks ;) [12:08] !ubuntu+1 | fiesh [12:08] fiesh: Disco Dingo is the codename for Ubuntu 19.04 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [12:08] ubottu: ah thank you [12:08] fiesh: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [12:08] madelmoe: ctrl-alt-f or f2 or f3 etc etc [12:08] yeah well it's not really a 19.04 related question though [12:09] fiesh: you shouldn't be using 19.04 for any project. It's unreleased and still underdevelopment and unsupported [12:09] fiesh: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/410863 [12:09] but I'll give it a shot there, thanks leftyfb [12:09] if you are buildign a project, I suggest throwing in a source for your intended version and building it alongside your project. im assuming you can makefile [12:09] yvyz: yep, tried all those... [12:10] fiesh: I also suggest only sticking with LTS releases for projects/production [12:10] ^ [12:10] yvyz: you're suggesting I should build gcc from source to build my project with it? [12:10] yvyz: so as i get a black screen when logging, after installing nvidia drivers, cannot check the logs with virtual console... :( [12:10] Jumping to 19.04 right now is not a good idea. [12:10] !list [12:10] peppe_: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». [12:10] fiesh: yes, one can build gcc from an older gcc. how else do you think this is done? [12:10] leftyfb: yeah but that wasn't really viable because of a couple of dependencies unsatisfied by anything <19.04, alas [12:11] yvyz: wow thanks for your attitude [12:11] fiesh: no attitude here bud. [12:11] fiesh: just trying to help [12:11] fiesh: consider leftyfb's suggestion and use a support/complete distro. [12:11] yvyz: I'm not looking to build gcc myself in our build docker, there should be no reason to [12:12] I think the phrase "don't bite the hand that feeds you" is important here. [12:12] * yvyz departs [12:13] lol [12:13] leftyfb: anyway thanks, I'll try my luck in #ubuntu+1 [12:24] Hello === pocket-mouse is now known as Taco [12:28] llist [12:30] !it | peppe_ [12:30] peppe_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) [12:33] allora... [12:33] ciao === tga0 is now known as Guest79783 [12:56] I have a question regarding deb packages. If I for example download the deb package for VS Code, does it automatically get updates like other packages on my system or do I have to update manually? [12:58] tux_: the point is some deb packages (like vs code, google-chrome, add their own sources.list, and yes they get updates) [12:59] tux_: but they also phone-home (microsoft, google, etc) know WHEN/from what IP someone install their software, and update their software [12:59] but well ubuntu also does that with motd and at some other places [13:00] tux_: Check /etc/apt and specifically within /etc/apt/sources.list.d for any added repositories. [13:00] If you see any, you will probably get updates. [13:15] hi guys I am using a laptop and connected to 2 screens. so 2 screens plus laptop screen = 3 screens. issue is that only 2 screen shows a display. those 2 screens are laptop screen plus one monitor screen. Why cant the 3rd screen be detcted? [13:19] fixed now [13:23] Hello! Just upgraded to Ubuntu Disco Dingo, looks great! [13:29] The desktop seems more responsive... [13:31] please help me learn ubuntu shell scripting im beginner [13:35] I need example iptables ruleset that will deny all incoming except for HTTP 80 [13:36] rapidwave: digitalocean has some good tutorials on stuff like that, fwiw [13:36] singhyuvraj122: /join #bash and check their topic [13:38] ok [13:50] hey guys, when i try to open some music files from a windows disk they don't open. But after i navigate with nautilus to the disk all works fine. So i concluded that i want to mount those disks as the computer starts. This tutorial is saying to create a folder /c_drive is that the right way to do it ? http://csetutorials.com/auto-mount-ntfs-partitions-startup-ubuntu-linux.html [13:55] oh i see i can do it graphically as well [13:59] [14:00] !ntfs | ph88 [14:00] ph88: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - For write access, see !NTFS-3g or !FUSE === jottr_ is now known as jottr [14:05] Anynoe know of ncurses based admin for ufw? === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [14:06] Or maybe I should just put xubuntu desktop ontop of Ubuntu app (Windows 10 app) === Elon_Satoshi is now known as Copenhagen_Bram [14:06] rapidwave: are you on wsl? [14:06] What is wsl? [14:07] !wsl [14:07] Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [14:07] I installed Ubuntu as a Windows 10 app and it gave me a virtualized server [14:07] SO, yes I think so [14:08] Ahh. [14:14] slm [14:15] cv [14:16] !ops | jamila kaoutar returning clone chatters [14:16] jamila kaoutar returning clone chatters: 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 === Videonauth_ is now known as Videonauth [14:21] * anunnakey [14:23] tnx Pici [14:26] np [14:27] YOUTUBE [14:33] hello, i have kubuntu installed i want to know how can i enable desktop sharing i cant find it under setting [14:33] ?? [14:34] lolcat-007: What does "desktop sharing" mean? [14:34] vlt: for vnc remote control [14:34] lolcat-007, what Kubuntu version? [14:34] https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kdenetwork/krfb/krfb-configuration.html [14:35] lordcirth: kubuntu 18.04 [14:35] bionic [14:39] Hi [14:39] lordcirth: yes but how i can open the desktop sharing?? [14:39] What's next Ubu LTS version going to be? [14:39] Vimar: 20.04 [14:39] Thanks lotuspsychje [14:40] Do you know when they plan to release 20.04? [14:40] 2020-04 [14:40] Vimar, April (04) 2020. [14:40] All Ubuntu releases are dates. [14:41] !yy.mm [14:41] 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 [14:41] lordcirth: i already read that but how can i open that session [14:41] ?? [14:41] lolcat-007, with a VNC client, I imagine? [14:41] lordcirth: ha, I even did not notice mate [14:42] hmm so long. I heard good things about 19.04. [14:43] BTW shouldn't be 19.04 a 19.03 :-) [14:43] it's still a March lol [14:43] lordcirth: not really i mean how can i open the desktop sharing configuration in kubuntu [14:43] ? [14:44]