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tribalzenHello everyone00:31
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jrussouwhi all06:26
jrussouwi am using ubuntu 18.04.2 is it worth to upgrade to 18.1006:30
lubot<Marcelo Pugliesi> If everything is working well with 18.04.2, I don't see any reason to upgrade07:15
lubot<Marcelo Pugliesi> Unless you want to use lxqt07:15
jrussouwok thx i pay a lot for data in south africa and my system is very good to me07:19
mxmBonjour07:37
apt-ghettoBonjour, s'il te plaƮt utilise l'anglais.07:38
mxmOH sorry I thought it was a french speaking chan07:40
mxm(but now that you say it....07:41
apt-ghettoNo problem, we have a spanish and portuguese support channel, if you prefer it over english07:42
mxmEnglish will do :)07:42
player1hi guys19:11
player1I installed lubuntu to an old laptop,but when I boot I see a white screen and I can move cursor,nothing else appears on screen19:12
player1how to fix this?19:12
player1anyone has any idea about my problem?19:14
player1hey guys anyone has lubuntu 18 10+19:17
wxlyou probably have some video problem19:18
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> did you try pressing ctrl+alt+F1 ?19:18
wxllet's try to do some really quick thing.. hit ctrl-alt-f1 then ctrl-alt-f7.. does it help?19:18
player1wxl now i reinstall lubuntu 18.1019:27
player1it takes time19:27
player1should I click control alt F1 or continue install?19:27
wxlwell there's no use bothering with that until you have an install from which to check19:28
wxltests don't produce good results when you mess up all the variables19:28
player1wxl do you know  a good browser for lubuntu 18.10?19:29
player1I used mozilla but it is very slow19:29
player1and video dont play well19:29
wxlit's as fast as any other modern browser19:29
wxlALL modern browsers are ultimately slow because the modern web requires a ridiculous amount of resources19:30
diogenes_player1, try falkon.19:30
player1ok thanks19:30
wxlfalkon is an up and coming solution19:30
diogenes_the best so far.19:30
wxlwe were originally going to include it in 18.10 but had several problems that kept us from doing so19:30
player1when I install lubuntu should I see any message on screen? I see a dark conslole window says Lubuntu installer and nothing appears inside this window19:31
player1is it normal?19:32
wxlit doesn't sound normal19:32
wxlcan you take a picture?19:32
player1no19:33
wxlwith a phone maybe/19:33
player1I installed already the lubuntu and I reinstall it19:33
diogenes_player1, what distro had installed prior to lubuntu?19:33
player1lubuntu 18.10 and reinstall 18.1019:34
player1over it19:34
player1I use live dvd19:34
player1to replace partition19:34
diogenes_so lubuntu is the first distro on this hdd?19:34
player1yes19:34
diogenes_and why did you re-install?19:34
player1because lubuntu 18.10 was showing a white screen and a cursor after reboot19:35
player1and nothing else19:35
player1so I used the live DVD to boot19:35
diogenes_but it did boot in live mode properly?19:35
player1yes19:35
diogenes_and did it update while installing?19:36
wxldid you check the hashes of the iso? and did you check it for defects when booting?19:36
diogenes_you had internet connection?19:36
player1I didn t have internet so I moved pc somewhere with internet19:36
player1now I pressed install Lubuntu and wait19:36
player1to see what happens19:36
diogenes_player1, install it without internet because some updates might have altered it.19:36
player1I go to eat now19:37
player1ok guys I finished reinstalling20:11
player1now I try to reboot and says many errors20:11
player1I wait to be fixed20:11
wxldid you check the hashes of the iso? and did you check it for defects when booting?20:11
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Can you send a picture?20:11
player1now I boot20:12
player1I wait and see some messages20:12
player1and wait to boot20:12
wxlplayer1: did you check the hashes of the iso? and did you check it for defects when booting? if you don't answer the questions you're asked, it's hard for us to provide help.20:12
player1what is the hashes20:12
player1the iso is ok20:13
player1Idont know what are the hashes20:13
wxlhow do you know that the iso is ok?20:13
wxlhow did you check it?20:13
player1I installed it20:13
player1and says everything ok20:14
player1but now it says SQUASHFS error: etc etc20:14
wxlthat's not checking it20:14
player1what is squashfs error20:14
player1it says this20:15
wxlnote the warning here:20:15
wxlhttps://manual.lubuntu.me/1/1.1/retrieving_the_image.html#downloading-the-image-via-http20:15
wxlthat's checking the hashes of the iso20:15
wxland then here is the option to check the disc for defects:20:16
wxlhttps://manual.lubuntu.me/1/1.3/installation.html#starting-the-installer20:16
wxlas the warning says, ONE BIT of variation can lead to all sorts of weird problems no one else has (and no one else has squashfs errors)20:16
player1I used same image I think to another pc20:17
player1I am not sure if it was the same20:17
wxlthat means little20:17
player1but live dvd boots ok without any problems20:18
player1now i try to boot without live dvd20:18
wxlthat means little20:18
player1to see20:18
player1I wait to boot20:18
player1same problem a white screen20:18
wxlfollow the instructions to check the iso and to check the media20:18
player1and a mouse cursor20:18
wxldo that first20:18
player1I dont think I have an iso file I burned it to liveDVD and deleted it20:19
player1maybe if I search20:20
wxlyou can at least do the check disc for defects20:20
player1wxl I did chkdsk and said found no errors20:23
wxlplayer1: you mean you booted the image and selected "check disc for defects?"20:23
player1yes20:23
player1from live dvd20:24
player1I choosed20:24
player1check disk for defects20:24
player1and said no errors found20:24
player1now I see a white screen and a cursor, I can move cursor20:25
wxlthis is in the live system?20:26
player1no20:26
player1I booted20:26
player1without live20:26
player1and it is a white screen and a cursor20:26
wxland if you do ctrl-alt-f1 then ctrl-alt-f7?20:26
player1then there is a terminal20:26
player1all screen20:27
player1without prompt20:27
player1it is an underscore blinking20:27
player1and no text20:27
wxlwhen you go to ctrl-alt-f1 is there a login screen?20:27
player1it is a white screen and a cursor I can move20:28
wxlwhen you hit ctrl-alt-f1??? the same with ctrl-alt-f2?20:28
player1wait to see20:28
player1control alt f2 shows login:20:29
wxlok login20:29
wxlthen do `sudo service sddm restart`20:29
wxldoes that get you to the login screen?20:29
player1again a white screen20:30
player1and a cursor I can move20:30
player1is there any way to stop xrandr or something/20:31
player1that shows white screen20:31
player1when I click contrl alt f2 it has a terminal full screen, I typed ls -la20:33
player1it works20:33
player1should I type something in terminal?20:34
player1I typed sudo apt-get update20:35
player1wait to finish20:35
player1now I typed sudo apt-get upgrade and wait20:36
player1to finish20:36
player1maybe it downloads the missing files20:37
player1I wait if this fixes my laptop20:39
player1is there a way to install latest linux kernel for 32bit by command line?20:42
player1ok it downloads a lot of missing packages, maybe it will work later20:44
player1I will wait to finish20:45
player1the control alt f2 was the solution20:45
player1wxl there was a message and said continue without installing grub and I pressed ok, is it good or bad not to install grub?21:00
player1in fact I wanted to install grub but i pressed ok21:01
player1I didnt know how to choose different21:01
player1I have linux kernel 4.18, should i install a later version/21:05
player1?21:05
player1my terminal works ok but my gui has only a white screen21:08
player1what should I download to fix gui21:08
wxlplayer1: sorry got pulled away from my desk. do you have an internet connection?21:19
player1yes21:19
player1my terminal is working fine21:19
player1only my gui does not working21:19
wxlcould you do `pastebinit -i /var/log/Xorg.0.log && pastebinit -i /var/log/syslog` and give me the resulting urls?21:20
player1I type this in terminal?21:20
wxlalso i just want to be 100% clear: you DO NOT see a login screen, right?21:20
wxlyes21:20
wxlit will return two urls21:20
player1I dont see a login screen in gui only a white screen21:21
player1in terminal I typed only the first line before &&  and says21:23
player1http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SK7TGb9zmH/21:24
player1wait the second21:24
wxlthe && would have done them all together but whatever XD21:25
wxlwth???? [   187.091] (II) RADEON(0): Setting screen physical size to 338 x 21121:26
player1http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rBJwhqHHXG/21:26
player1how to fix this21:27
wxli don't know. that's the world's smallest screen hahahha21:28
player1my screen is 15'' widescreen21:28
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wxlplayer1: do you know how to add kernel parameters in grub?21:31
player1no I could not install grub21:32
player1I pressed ok continue without install grub21:32
wxlum well then it wouldn't boot at all X'''''''D21:32
wxlanyways when you're booting hold down shift and see if you don't get to a grub screen21:32
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Mostly he won't right. He selected to not install grub. Or is there any magic going on here? XD21:33
wxlso what bootloader is there going to be? the magic wizard gandalf maybe21:34
player1wait21:35
player1I will reboot21:35
wxlwhoa https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/37621:35
lynorianrebooting without a bootloader is not a good idea21:35
player1wxl I have a grub screen21:36
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> so what bootloader is there going to be? the magic wizard gandalf maybe], I would prefer dumbledore21:36
wxlplayer1: great :) so do you know how to add kernel parameters?21:36
player1no what should I type21:37
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @player1 [<player1> wxl I have a grub screen], Woah! The magic of walter!! Everyone. Bend the knee.21:37
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @player1 [<player1> no what should I type], There should be instruction to edit the commands. I guess you will have to press e21:37
wxlhttps://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter21:38
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Then add 'nomodeset' before --quiet. Without inverted commas.21:38
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter], Yeah follow this. Easier.21:39
wxloh this one is even better https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions21:39
player1wxl grub has 4 options21:41
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> 4? Is your system in dual boot?21:42
player1*Ubuntu    Advanced Options for Ubuntu  MemTest86+, memtest86+,serial console 11520021:43
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Can you name which is the 3rd option?21:43
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Ohh okay. Fine.21:43
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Edit the 1st option.21:43
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> oh this one is even better https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions], Follow this.21:43
player1wxl I pressed e and I am stack what do I type next21:46
player1I dont know how to continue21:47
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Stuck? Can't you edit lines of the option?21:50
wxlGo down to the line starting with linux and add: nomodeset21:51
player1wait a little because I pressed reboot and I must return to grub21:54
player1I cannot catch grub it goes to lubuntu fast21:56
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> try again :)21:56
wxljust reboot and bash shift21:56
player1ok I am in grub22:01
player1pressed e22:01
player1then where do I type nomodeset22:01
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> Go down to the line starting with linux and add: nomodeset], now this.22:01
wxlat the end22:01
player1after quiet splash res etc?22:02
player1I typed nomodeset in the end of line22:03
player1ok?22:03
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> yup! fine22:03
player1now what do Ido22:03
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> now boot it. There must be instruction at bottom22:04
player1control x?22:04
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> yeah!22:04
player1ok I pressed control x and wait to reboot22:04
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> see if this gives also gives white screen22:05
player1no22:06
player1this logins22:06
player1perfect22:06
player1goes to login screen22:06
player1now how to fix my resolution?22:06
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> That's it then. but you will have to make the change permanent. wxl will tell you how to do it.22:07
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @player1 [<player1> now how to fix my resolution?], There must be an option in monitor settings for fixing resolution.22:07
player1ok I think nomodeset was the problem22:13
player1the solution I mean22:13
player1now if I reboot it will be lost?22:14
wxlno let's make it permanent22:14
player1oh I rebooted again and I lost nomodeset22:15
wxlyou have to make it permanent22:15
wxlit's ok22:15
player1I must reboot again with nomodeset22:15
wxlyou don't HAVE to22:15
wxlyou could also go to ctrl-alt-f2 at the white screen to do what we need to do22:15
player1ok22:15
player1I m in terminal now22:15
wxlone second22:16
wxlgood we ship nano22:16
wxlso do this:22:16
wxlsudo nano /etc/default/grub22:16
wxlthat should open up a file22:16
player1ok I am in22:17
wxlgo to the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT line22:17
wxland add nomodeset to the end22:17
wxlso you should have something like:22:17
wxlGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset"22:17
player1nomodeset before resume?22:18
wxlor after22:18
player1ok I added in the end22:19
wxlnow hit ctrl-x22:19
wxlit will ask you if you want to save.. say yes22:19
wxlthen run:22:19
wxlsudo update-grub22:19
wxland when that's done:22:19
wxlsudo shutdown -r now22:19
player1now how can I see my native resolution and set it as default?22:22
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> just go to monitor settings and change there.22:23
player1where are the monitor settings?22:23
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> in the menu at the bottom left22:24
wxlhttps://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.2/3.2.10/monitor_settings.html22:24
player1ok I ll try to find22:24
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.2/3.2.10/monitor_settings.html], This link will be helpful22:25
player1is there any command line way22:25
wxlnot the easiest of ones XD22:26
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> type 'lxqt-config-monitor' in terminal without quotes22:26
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Also wxl how are you so good with links? I was just typing menu>preferences>monitor settings and in the meantime you came up with the appropriate link from manual!! How do you do it?22:28
wxlcuz i know that @lynorian has documented almost everything XD22:28
player1now i want to change language in English/greek with alt-shift22:30
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> wxl Sure she has and deserves credit but you being so easy and fast with link that's magic for me. *Bends the knee*22:30
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @player1 [<player1> now i want to change language in English/greek with alt-shift], https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.2/3.2.8/keyboard_and_mouse.html22:31
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> Also player1 don't always keep asking everything bro. Just google up a bit you will find all your answers. Not meaning that don't come to this chat but try to workout small things language and resolutions on your own sometimes. It's fun.22:35
wxlheh XD22:35
player1ok thanks a lot22:35
wxldon't listen to him player1.. it's ok to ask here22:35
player1you solved me my white screen22:35
wxlBUT it is fun to figure it out yourself :)22:35
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @wxl [<wxl> BUT it is fun to figure it out yourself :)], +122:36
player1ok now I install falcon22:51
wxlfal*K*on22:52
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xpkill23hi23:14
player1can I add some programs in the down bar?23:15
lynorianplayer1 on the panel you mean23:16
xpkill23which prgramm can testing hardware23:16
xpkill23wait23:16
lynoriandrag the programs to the quick launch area from the hardware23:16
wxlxpkill23: whatcha wanna test?23:17
player1ok I use falkon23:18
xpkill23hardware23:18
player1my screen is 1024x768 but it still looks stretched23:18
wxlxpkill23: what hardware?23:18
xpkill23cpu23:19
xpkill23besste lubuntu23:20
wxl!info stress | xpkill2323:20
ubottuxpkill23: stress (source: stress): tool to impose load on and stress test a computer system. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.4-2 (bionic), package size 17 kB, installed size 48 kB23:20
xpkill23thank you very much23:20
wxlnp23:20
xpkill23name pack23:21
wxlstress23:22
xpkill23play test command23:22
xpkill23newbie23:23
wxlopen the terminal23:23
wxlread the manpage:23:23
wxlman stress23:23
xpkill23man in another language23:24
wxlit's a linux command23:24
xpkill23pack in23:24
wxlit doesn't come in another language23:24
xpkill23englisch23:24
wxljust like "ls" is only ever "ls"23:24
wxlhere's a more extensive explanation https://www.hecticgeek.com/2012/11/stress-test-your-ubuntu-computer-with-stress/23:26
xpkill23thankl you23:27
xpkill23command test23:31
xpkill23simple23:31
wxl 1. find the number of cores you have23:32
wxl 2. stress -c n23:32
wxlwhere n is the number of course you have23:33
xpkill23one23:35
wxlstress -c 123:35
xpkill23stress: FAIL: [3840] (244) unrecognized option: -cpu23:37
npoit's -c not -cpu23:38
xpkill23stress: info: [3842] dispatching hogs: 1 cpu, 0 io, 0 vm, 0 hdd23:38
nponow your computer should be getting hogged23:38
xpkill23nice23:44
xpkill23 result ?23:54
npoyou tell us :)?23:56

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