[00:00] tomreyn, thank you for your hand! [00:00] Ok, I just got to the installation complete window [00:01] Should I click "restart now"? [00:01] I'm quite sure it will crash [00:04] Yup, the wheel spun, my cursor dissapeared, and the laptop is completely frozen [00:05] Anyone have any idea? [00:05] qwebirc44021: reboot? [00:06] I just rebooted, I left the USB in [00:06] It asked for me to login, so I did [00:06] I'm now at a purple screen [00:06] I can move a cursor, that's it [00:07] Should I reboot again? [00:07] Still at a purple screen with a cursor [00:08] !nomodeset | qwebirc44021 [00:08] qwebirc44021: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [00:08] qwebirc44021: actually, just keep pressing escape while booting [00:08] I have a GTX 1050ti [00:08] Would that cause errors? [00:09] qwebirc44021: you shoudl get to see the grub menu, which will have a failsafe graphics option, use this [00:09] I enabled the install 3rd party software option which I thought installed the Nvidia drivers [00:09] ah no it wont, not on 18.04 [00:09] Ooh, ok. I'll try that [00:09] I'll reboot [00:10] qwebirc44021: depending on which 18.04 subversion you installed, the nvidia drivers may not be the latest [00:10] Ok, should I remove the USB drive before rebooting? [00:10] qwerbic44021 https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-the-nvidia-drivers-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [00:11] Does that guide detail the rest of what I need? [00:12] it tells ow to get te driver from nvidea [00:13] Ok, thank you!! [00:13] yw [00:14] qwebirc44021: yes you should remove the usb before you reboot [00:18] qwebirc44021: note that only the first method discussed on the guide ga_sk8er posted is officially supported by Canonical (and supported here). The second is a !PPA, which is unsupported but can be used for testing, the third is unsupported here, but maybe supported by nvidia. [00:20] Anyone know why Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 graphics so bad compared to Ubuntu? [00:25] linuxser1: Have you checked that a graphic's driver is loaded ' sudo lshw -C display ' ? [00:25] Yea it says: -display [00:25] description: VGA compatible controller [00:25] product: HD Graphics 5500 [00:25] vendor: Intel Corporation [00:25] physical id: 2 [00:25] bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0 [00:26] !paste | linuxser1 - when you are UN-quieted. [00:26] linuxser1 - when you are UN-quieted.: 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. [00:27] Okay sorry [00:27] So the drivers are loaded Bashing-om [00:27] linuxser1: Once is OK .. we all have to learn :) [00:28] As in they were loaded already. [00:28] linuxser1: I do want to see that complete output .. be aware though that I have little experience with Intel graphics - as they "just work" . [00:28] something really wrong with iso. the iso write to usb drive and the usb can never get installation going [00:28] Display looks crappy sometimes, like it's washed out , yet in PopOs and Ubuntu it's pretty. :( [00:29] linuxser1: Bad graphics on one release when good on others sure points a finger at graphics. [00:33] linuxser1: "bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0" makes me wonder if this is a loptop with hybrid graphics. also to the lshw output show in a pastebin ' lspci -vnn | grep VGA -A 12 ' . [00:35] metbsd: maybe it's not the iso that is wrong, but the storage it is written to? [00:35] metbsd: did you write it using etcher? [00:37] tomreyn: that etcher is 100mb to write a usb drive. and it froze when it's writing [00:37] im gonna try fedora to see if it's alright [00:43] metbsd: this sounds even more like there can be issue with your flash storage [00:46] metbsd: you might want to test it using http://oss.digirati.com.br/f3/ (also available in ubuntu, maybe also in (fedora) [01:04] <\dev\cache> what do most people use for Voip Calls other than skype.. i.e sip client? [01:07] You need a SIP infrastructure like Asterisk and also a gateway to reach the rest of the world [01:07] Else, your ISP may provide you that. [01:07] ekiga and such === nllc-admin is now known as stv_orven [01:33] anyone ever encountered the issue where wifi and having a bluetooth item connected results in failure to coexist? My wifi doesn't work when my headphones or ps4 controller are connected to bluetooth [01:36] dont-panic: wifi and bluetooth can use overlapping frequencies, so co-existence is a common issue. === ErrantEg_ is now known as ErrantEgo` [01:36] tomreyn: is there anyway to work around it outside of only using one at a time? [01:36] i'm trying to steam game with wireless [01:37] use 5GHz for wifi if both ends support it. [01:37] enow [01:37] I don't have that option, it's my parents :( [01:38] look for co existence parameters on the wireless and bluetooth drivers you have running [01:38] tomreyn: is that where I add the bt_coex_active=N stuff to iwlwifi.conf in the modprobe.d file? [01:38] *folder [01:40] something online said to put 'options iwlwifi bt_coex_active=N' into /etc/modprobe.d/iwlwifi-opt.conf, but that file wasn't there before and I have a iwlwifi.conf... not sure where that should go or if the current way should work after a reboot [01:40] based on what you said so far you want it to coexist, this option would disable that. it is enabled by default [01:42] oh... well that didn't do what I wanted then lol [01:42] tomreyn: is there a way to reload this without rebooting? [01:43] dont-panic: you'd need to stop networking, rmmod the module, modprobe anyoptionsgohere=1 the module [01:43] bt_coex_active:enable wifi/bt co-exist (default: enable) (bool) <-- that's in modinfo iwlwifi [01:44] i'm not sure this would workd, though. the module may still be in use [01:44] <\dev\cache> so no one can recommend a clien aside save a few recommendations about sip infrastructure [01:45] \dev\cache: wat? [01:46] ekiga was suggested to \dev\cache earlier, must have missed it [01:46] jitsi is another one [01:49] <\dev\cache> dont-panic: I asked for a recommendation on sip clients, everyone decided to chime in recommending sip infrastructure et al [01:50] huh... I don't know what sip means outside of single inline pins [01:50] or package? idk [01:58] \dev\cache: This channel is more focused on support type questions regarding Ubuntu and it's official flavors. If you're interested in getting recommendations and discussions on other's SIP client preferences, check out the #ubuntu-offtopic [01:59] dont-panic: SIP is a protocol often used by Voice over IP telephony [02:00] Most modern corporate switchboards use SIP. [02:04] ahh... I'm still stuck in wifi/bluetooth hell lol [02:04] I wish there was a way to tell bluetooth to jump a few mhz up the chain on connect [02:05] like a reverse priority for the channels [02:05] use the ones further from 2.4ghz and work back towards it [02:06] !ot | don'dont-panic [02:06] don'dont-panic: #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! [02:07] Eickmeyer: ? I'm in ubuntu dude [02:08] I'm starting to see why it's slower in here than it was a few years back [02:09] dont-panic: Look at how many users are in this channel. If we didn't have such strict rules, it would be chaos in here. Please keep conversation to support only. === rob is now known as RobWilco [02:31] has anyone run into any issues with Cuckoo sandbox and Guacamole since upgrading to Ubuntu 19.04? [02:54] I have ubuntu 18.04 installed from the windows store on 10. I am able to ssh to the localhost or 127.0.0.1 and i can ssh to the ip of the machine 192.168.88.124. However when my cisco anyconnect is connected I cannot ssh to the ubuntu session. Its in the firewall and there is the sshd process in windows listening on 2222. Any thoughts on getting this to work ? [03:01] cstk421: Support for that in #ubuntu-on-windows [03:02] ah thanks Eickmeyer [03:02] not very many people there :( [03:02] ##windows supports it too, apparently [03:02] cstk421: Yeah, so you might have to stick around longer. I'm in there, but alas, I don't have the answer to your question. [03:03] copy that [03:03] dax: thx [03:03] cstk421: also, try ##windows [03:03] (that's what their ops told me a year and a half ago, anyway) [03:03] somewhat [03:03] gotcha [03:03] they may kick them back here [03:03] it's also a bit dead in there atm [03:04] windows channels seem to operate on US daylight hours [03:04] more or less === RaydeN is now known as Star === Star is now known as RaydeN === RaydeN is now known as Star [03:34] is there a way to auto maximize a window when you drag it to a workspace? [03:34] in 18.10 gnome [03:35] i am facing issue https://dpaste.de/aQpe [03:35] in install Vue [03:35] any active here? [03:36] NitinSharma, you need to install locally rather than globally [03:37] max3, actually i installed npm by Snap [03:38] could be reason for this failure? or only -g [03:38] NitinSharma, run npm init in a folder somewhere [03:38] then do the npm install [03:39] but i installed npm successfully [03:39] by snap [03:39] bro [03:39] just do what i said [03:39] you clearly don't know much. just do what i said and you'll see [03:41] max3, run npm init [03:41] Command 'run' not found, did you mean: [03:41] max3: what if he wants to install globally [03:42] NitinSharma: you need to use sudo. run sudo npm install yourpackageshere [03:42] this will install them system-wide for all users [03:42] don't do that [03:42] doesn't npm have a user flag? [03:42] there are very few npm packages that should be installed globally [03:42] especially not vue [03:43] does anyone know where the gnome workspace code is [03:43] sudo run npm init [03:43] [sudo] password for nitin: [03:43] sudo: run: command not found [03:43] what is npm? [03:43] Upon arriving home today, I find that I am unable to access System Settings via the GUI in Ubuntu 18 with Cinnamon. This system has been stable for some time now with no problems, and I haven't even been using it very often lately. What could be wrong? I've already rebooted the system, to no avail [03:43] This could be handled in #Node.js [03:45] NitinSharma: remove "run" from your command line. [03:45] k [03:48] where is the js interpreter that runs behind gnome-shell? [03:48] how can i pull up the console [03:49] max3: I don't know, but the people in #gnome might know. [03:49] Eickmeyer, that channel is dead [03:49] right now [03:50] https://dpaste.de/YqrV [03:50] Eickmeyer, [03:50] NitinSharma: I am the furthest thing possible from a Node.js expert. Try asking in #Node.js. [03:51] max3: You might have to wait a while, just like with any support channel. [03:51] okay thanks [03:51] I tried Jake's instructions here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/864723/system-settings-wont-start-ubuntu-16-04 [03:51] But it didn't work [03:52] Myth: You might have to remove some files from your ~/.config directory, and probably clear your ~/.cache directory as well. [03:52] I'd suggest exploring ~/.config first and deleting anything related to Cinnamon. [03:52] Eickmeyer, Okay [03:53] Myth: Even the .gtk* directories/files might be worth deleting. [03:54] Eickmeyer, I'm in root, but cannot see any "config" folder or "cache" folders [03:54] Myth: You shouldn't be in root. You should be in your home folder (~/) [03:55] Eickmeyer, Oh okay. Cntrl + H, and there it is [03:56] Eickmeyer, I only see one thing with Cinnamon in the name, "Cinnamon Session" [03:56] "Cinnamon-session" specifically [03:57] Myth: That might be it, but I'm not 100% sure on that. [03:57] * Eickmeyer doesn't run Cinnamon often [03:57] Eickmeyer, Me either. The folder contains a subfolder titled "saved sessions", but it is empty [03:58] "saved-session" specifically [03:58] "If there is a 50-50 chance that something can go wrong, then 9 times out of ten it will." [03:59] oops sorry [03:59] Myth: the askubuntu article you linked deals with gnome and Unity, not Cinnamon, so that wasn't going to work anyhow. [04:00] Eickmeyer, Ah, fair enough [04:00] Thanks for pointing that out [04:00] Myth: Try launching "cinnamon-control-center" from your terminal and see what it says. [04:01] ok [04:02] Opened a simple System Settings windows with a few options: All Settings button, then the main windows has Color, Display, Graphics Tablet, and Network buttons, respectively, left to right [04:02] Eickmeyer, All Settings button is unresponsive [04:03] Myth: Something went wrong at some point, either with the installation or during an upgrade. [04:03] Eickmeyer, Okay, my mistake. It isn't a proper hyperlink, but rather a directory button for folder navigations [04:04] Oh, okay. [04:04] So, it's working? [04:04] Myth: ^ [04:05] Eickmeyer, Installation has been fine for over a month. I never upgrade operating systems anymore, just a fresh install, but then again, I think the last update came down the pipeline with a kernel upgrade [04:05] Eickmeyer, Technically, it is working, but it is missing a lot of options, like power management, etc [04:06] Myth: Try doing a "sudo apt install --reinstall " every package in this list: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+search?text=cinnamon [04:06] Also, did you say what release you were running, Myth? [04:07] Eickmeyer, Got it. Working on that. Oh, yes. Ubuntu 18.04 [04:07] Okay, just making sure. [04:07] Also, for reference, here is a screen shot: https://imgur.com/a/sQXfCyG [04:08] Only a few hardware listings [04:09] Myth: Yeah, that's missing a ton of modules. Hopefully they'll be pulled-in by the install --reinstall command. Sadly, I can't guarantee it. [04:10] Eickmeyer, Indeed, I thank ye for the help. Tried sudo apt install --reinstall cinnamon, but it is hanging in the terminal [04:10] Dropped a line down, but it must be incomplete [04:11] Myth: Sounds like something in the package manager got messed-up then, and probably propogated into this problem. I'd suggest a backup/reinstall of the OS. [04:12] where is it in ubuntu that i can go to install ubuntu into a pendrive, I mean, from ubuntu already installed into a hard disk, just like it is when from a live session? [04:12] Eickmeyer, Dang, really? That's terrible news for me. Synaptic seems to be working, as does the Software Manager [04:12] Myth: Oh! Good! [04:12] Eickmeyer, Whew! [04:12] hi what to do if linux 5 does not recognize video driver [04:12] I installed nvidia driver [04:13] and it is not recognized but k [04:13] kernel 4.19 recognizes it [04:13] Eickmeyer, Shall I try Synaptic to fix the Cinnamon bits? Or... what do you think? [04:13] nvidia geforce 7150/630n [04:14] Myth: I'd definitely try Synaptic if it's working. It might even point-out if there's any broken packages. [04:14] Eickmeyer, Oh yeah! It DOES do that! I completely forgot [04:14] gofio: etcher.io [04:15] gofio: And I'm not going to hold your hand through this (I've seen you in here before). [04:15] but is that for a live session or a full install Eickmeyer [04:15] gofio: Live session. [04:15] I'm asking for the full install [04:17] yes we tried to do so from a live session to another pendrive a full install, but now I want to try from an already install in a hard disk into a full install in a pendrive [04:17] if that is possible [04:17] gofio: I don't know of any way to do that unless the hard drive is smaller than the pendrive. [04:18] ook, thanks Eickmeyer [04:18] gofio: You're welcome. :) [04:19] I think this is also for a live session install but it's fun to watch a little kid explaining this stuff, just found it searching for it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIhYitXwJfE [04:19] gofio: That's great, but let's keep the chatter in here to support only. : [04:19] :) [04:20] thing is I'm going now so I could leave the pendrive installing meanwhile but doesn't look like an easy thing to do for what I see [04:21] gofio: Not exactly. You could try CloneZilla, but I don't know if you'll get it to boot properly considering how some boot methods work. [04:22] yeap that's the thing that it's been already three times and it did not boot any. About 10 hours total installing for nothing (thus far) [04:22] Eickmeyer, I'm going to check on the default desktop environment, then possibly remove the Cinnamon desktop from there to avoid issues, then reinstall it after. What do you think of this plan? I don't see any broken packages in Synaptic, but I'm not great at using it either [04:23] Myth: That sounds solid. Use the "purge" or in Synaptic "completely remove" option, just to be sure. [04:24] Myth: Also, once you've done that, go into a terminal and type "sudo apt autoremove --purge" [04:25] Then do your reinstall. [04:25] Eickmeyer, Status>Not Installed (residual or obsolete) et cetera? [04:25] Myth: If it's not installed, then it's not going to have that option, in which case the only way to "completely remove" it is from the command line using "purge". [04:26] as in "sudo apt remove --purge ". [04:26] Eickmeyer, I meant using Synaptic after uninstalled Cinnamon, would that be the route to complete removal via Synaptic? [04:26] Or Terminal, right [04:26] Myth: Yes. [04:26] But after basic removal, correct? [04:26] Myth: Yes. [04:27] If you have the option for complete removal in this context, use it. [04:27] Of course, we're gambling on the idea that nothing in the gnome session is borked. [04:27] (or Ubuntu session, as it were0 [04:27] ) [04:27] Eickmeyer, Okay. Thanks for the feedback. I'm performing an Ubuntu system update now first. I'll reboot and see if there is any change after that, since it has some kernel stuffs, then I will move forward accordingly [04:28] Myth: Sounds like a plan. I'm off to bed for the night. [04:28] Eickmeyer, Well, you are appeciated. Rest well [04:28] Good luck! and thanks! [04:28] Cheers! [04:29] has anyone had issues where xsane doesn't recognize a scanner? [04:50] I am using qbittorrent which is available from their own ppa and one which canonical maintains. qbittorrents repo does not have dingo packages and I was wondering if there was a way to switch from their own repo to canonicals [04:51] should I uninstall, remove the qbittorrent's ppa from my sources ans then reintsall qbittorrent from the canonical repo? [04:52] !info qbittorrent disco [04:52] qbittorrent (source: qbittorrent): bittorrent client based on libtorrent-rasterbar with a Qt5 GUI. In component universe, is optional. Version 4.1.5-1 (disco), package size 5405 kB, installed size 8842 kB [04:53] ehiaxa, i would suggest purge than load from Canonical. A non-Canonical/Ubuntu source may have non-Ubuntu specific versioning of packages & create problems; why i'm suggesting purge (I don't know about specifics to qbittorrent though) [04:53] s/than/then [05:01] guiverc: thanks. is it up to the maintainer to publish disco packages? [05:02] Because I'm seeing some software that I use that doesn't have any disco releases [05:13] ehiaxa, where it comes from is your clue on who's responsible. if from 'main' it's Canonical, if from 'universe' it's up to the community (thru motu..), if PPA it's up the 3rd party owner etc.. === CyberHacker_ is now known as CyberHacker [05:22] join [05:22] help [05:22] hello everyone [05:26] I `m trying to find the best amd gpu driver to work with RX 580 and openCL [05:28] but in same time, I would like to know if someone have the new Radeon VII and amdgpu pro [05:30] I `m thinking to buy the new Radeon and start mining Ethereum [05:30] I could read in OpenSSH changelog that SCP is a deprecated protocol that should be avoided. What other protocol do you recommend to send files on a distant machine? [05:36] good night everyone [05:37] good night [05:51] Kendos-Kenlen: you could send a hard drive or usb drive via UPS/FedEx/DHL to the distant location [05:58] tatertots mmh, i think i can bring it by myself, the computer is 3m away, UPS is a bit overkill [06:15] since updating to 19.04 .. and choosing wayland session instead of xorg.. my pc has just hard locked or frozen twice.. not sure if hardware or not, obviously wayland is not default yet.. what could it be? [06:16] it didn't do that in previous version of ubuntu, or in windows though.. i guess I could switch back to xorg just to rule that out [06:24] google doesn't turn up much about random freezes .. but others have suspected wayland is the cause and it isn't default.. that makes me sad though.. wayland is shiny [06:25] Remmina from Ubuntu 18.10 does not connect to GNOME shared desktop in Ubuntu 19.04 [06:25] error being "unknown TLS extension" [06:34] https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=No-Wayland-Default-20.04-LTS [06:34] wayland -> bin [06:52] i am facing error https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YKtWBXQFNv/ [06:52] at time of sudo apt-get update [06:53] any active? [06:53] snadge, Wayland is great, there is just a lot of missing features that require work [06:54] I'm having some trouble after researching online extensively; Does anyone here know how to 1) Increase GUI font scale/size? and 2) Make the Nautilus window background a less blinding, darker shade? I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 with Cinnamon desktop installed via the universal repo [06:54] i wanted to believe.. and I personally have no issues with it.. but random system freezes approx every 24 hours [06:54] also it is literally only one click in GDM to switch between Xorg and Wayland [06:54] so this "not default" is really misleading [06:54] implying you need to install stuff etc. [06:55] I cannot seem to get any themes to make the windows background of Nautilus darker, and the Font setting with Scale factor isn't having an effect on text at all [06:55] Myth, Settings->Devices->Display gives you options 200%, 300% etc [06:56] default still has meaning though.. ie.. if you don't do anything then you are using Xorg [06:56] for just changing fonts, intall gnome-tweaks [06:57] snadge, I did not have freezes, but I had some apps that did not have window borders [06:57] also missing VNC server [06:57] erle-, Like this? I don't see that setting. I also tried gnome-tweaks but the font remained unchanged [06:57] and my computer seems to have frozen again.. last time, i couldn't even ping it.. so if I could figure out a way to find out why that is happening, that would be nice [06:57] https://imgur.com/a/mXXbpeV [06:57] snadge, performance and stability was fine, and the per-monitor scaling was amazing because I have a movie projector [06:57] snadge, what video driver? [06:58] its an rx580.. so radeon.. the open source default driver [06:58] Myth, it looks like this in current gnome [06:58] Hi all [06:58] MonsieurBon: sup [06:59] erle-, Should I switch back to LightDM? I swapped display management to GD3 because the text wouldn't change [06:59] hmmm I didnt use my laptop for a long time and it lost all battery power: now when i boot my laptop, its going to grub instead of the ubuntu bootloader thing! anyone know how to fix? [06:59] I'm trying to upgrade to 19.04. When I open software updater and click on upgrade, it closes and nothing happens. Can I start the software updater from command line so I would see an error message? [06:59] (at grub, i can type 'exit' and then it shows the ubuntu bootloader screen :0) [07:00] Myth, https://imgur.com/a/0fIf6rG [07:01] Oh, I see [07:01] erle-, I'll check that out [07:01] but the 200% is not always there [07:01] probably only when your resolution is high enough [07:02] MonsieurBon: 'sudo do-release-upgrade' [07:02] MonsieurBon, I'm no expert, but I'd be careful about upgrading. I've had wretched luck with it. Seems clean installs work better [07:04] Myth, I can still do a clean install if something doesn't work anymore :) [07:04] Myth, the 200% only makes sense if you have a HiDPI screen like Macbook Retina [07:04] otherwise better just make fonts a little larger [07:05] MonsieurBon, That is true [07:05] ducasse, it tells me to first install all updates. It seems that it doesn't like me pinning php to version 7.2.10! [07:07] MonsieurBon: that might cause problems, yes. you might need to unpin and upgrade that. [07:07] erle-, I think my issue may be from latent configuration files from a previous install of Cinnamon, or the fact that my source is different than before. I used to use the embrosyn PPS for Cinnamon, but after a recent update, it broke so I removed it and reinstalled from the universal repo instead. But now the options I'm familiar with are either gone or not working (Nautilus was dark before, and the foint scale factor worked [07:07] "out-of-the-box" [07:08] *PPA not PPS [07:09] ducasse, There's a PHP bug that got introduced with 7.2.11... I need to check if the new versions are working first. Thx for your help. [07:10] I purged Cinnamon earlier in an attempt to fix it. My default DE was working fine. For no apparent reason other than an update "not agreeing" with my Cinnamon DE, I had to use the default DE to open System Settings. Cinnamon wouldn't work [07:11] MonsieurBon: try 'apt changelog packagename'. if this bug is reported on launchpad you can track it there. [07:11] I'm wondering if I should have followed up with Synaptic and removed any residual files [07:11] ducasse, I'll check it out, thx [07:12] Or tried the embrosyn PPA again or something... erle- Any ideas? [07:12] Myth: i prefer the lightdm login, much prettier than gtk greeter lol [07:12] asumo, Me too, but I was trying to fix another issue. Turned out it didn't matter one way or the other [07:13] Myth: can i ask what the issue was? [07:14] Hi [07:14] nm just read it [07:14] qwebirc10999: hi [07:14] I have mouse issue using lubuntu on Pi3 [07:15] lsusb shows mouse has detected [07:15] but its not working [07:15] no move, no clicks [07:15] i checked syslog [07:16] there is a problem that i don't know [07:16] firefox is not opening https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/96vkr6QRrj/ [07:16] sadly I can't help, i used raspbian just for testing purposes but i've uninstalled it since i prefer only terminal on all my pies [07:16] asumo, Sure. When I arrived how earlier and interracted with my Ubuntu 18.04 with Cinnamon desktop environment, I could not get System Settings to open. I purged Cinnamon via Terminal after trying other things to no avail, then rebooted and reinstalled. I'd removed the PPA from embrosyn first too, and the reinstallation was from the universal repo. I switched to Cinnamon once again, only the options were more limited than I [07:16] recall, such as in themes, I'm unable to get the background of Nautilus folder windows to darken, and the scaling factor setting for Font size isn't working either [07:16] i just installed mozilla and i am facing this issue [07:16] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/96vkr6QRrj/ [07:16] arrived home* I meant to say [07:17] except for my pi3b+ with retropie/hyperpie [07:18] Here is the syslog for usb mouse: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/hdxrvZDyYH/ (line 11)! [07:18] Myth: sorry to hear that [07:18] I think the most recent Ubuntu update from yesterday may have "disagreed" with my PPA install of Cinnamon, and now I'm having latent issues from my fix [07:19] asumo, PPA's can be fickle [07:19] Thanks [07:19] tell me about it [07:19] I cant when new ppa installs break the system [07:19] *i hate [07:20] I'm going to purge Cinnamon again and this time, I will use Synaptic to remove residual config files. I'm not sure how I will reinstall it though. I'm going to have to research diufferent sources and see how I feel [07:21] I have suspicions that my previous PPA (embrosyn) may have been the reason for the issue, but I'll need to research it [07:22] Hi, is it possible to install ubuntu without amazon (or other things like it)? I use amazon personaly, but I just visit there webpage when I do. [07:26] Error: Access was denied while trying to open files in your profile directory. why i am facing this error [07:26] and i am unable to open firefox mozila in ubuntu 18.04 [07:30] Rockwood: probably from improper use of sudo [07:31] Ben64, i am trying to open firefox just [07:31] nitin@cyberia:~$ firefox -P [07:31] Error: Access was denied while trying to open files in your profile directory. [07:31] try "find ~ \! -user $USER -print" [07:32] try "find ~ \! -user $USER -print" [07:32] Command 'try' not found, did you mean: [07:32] do the stuff in the quotes [07:33] sudo firefox [07:33] Running Firefox as root in a regular user's session is not supported. ($HOME is /home/nitin which is owned by nitin.) [07:33] uh [07:33] thats not in the quotes [07:33] which quotes? [07:34] nitin@cyberia:~$ try "find ~ \! -user $USER -print" <-- where you want do quotes? [07:35] whenever i click, my mouse cursor theme changes to another one, and then back when i release the click. always alternating between 2 themes. Has anybody ever had this? and it only changes when i click on the desktop area, if i click on an application or something i can move around, then it doesnt change [07:36] Hello! I use Ubunt 19.04. I can not install the printer Kyocera EKOSyS P2335d. In the automatic mode, the driver does not find. In the version of Ubuntu 18.04 this printer worked fine and the drivers were installed automatically. I downloaded from the official website of Kyocera .ppd file for linux. Installed, but the printer still does not print. Indicates that the printer is not responding. Tell me what to do? [07:36] Ben64, ah okay sorry got it you meaning about quotes [07:37] nitin@cyberia:~$ find ~ \! -user $USER -print but nothing in output yet [07:38] qwebirc23638: did u find a solution to your mouse problem? [07:39] Ben64, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MVKYKqfQY5/ [07:39] no response [07:40] qwebirc23638: your issue is systemd-udevd[1326]: Assertion 'buf->len >= count' failed at ../src/libsystemd/sd-hwdb/sd-hwdb.c:92, function linebuf_rem(). Aborting. [07:42] seems to be an issue with systemd on lubuntu on pi [07:43] qwebirc24486: welcome back [07:43] can you not use another distro other than lubuntu with systemd? [07:52] hello [07:52] epta [08:19] Hi everybody ! I need an advice from you. I'm actualy in class learning for ubuntu and i need te créate a problem and solve it by myself [08:19] do somebody have an idea ? i'm on the 18.04 [08:23] ? [08:24] basicly,you can learn basic command just like ls df pwd and so on,or you can edit a file by vi or vim. [08:28] Pyxel: i have an idea, add a "." at the end of your ~/.profile it will wreck your login, then use the tty1 to login and edit it back fixed [08:29] Thanks a lot ! I gonna try it :) [08:30] :) [08:32] hi, I can't do my update when I run 'sudo apt update' [08:32] oule: paste the error in paste.ubuntu.com === phage- is now known as Phage [08:37] roboirc: /join php [08:37] :| === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [09:30] Hi. After upgrading to 19.04, command-not-found is not working because /var/lib/command-not-found/commands.db is not readable by regular users. Fixed by `sudo chmod a+r ...`. [09:33] Hi, I want to delete the repo [09:33] http://ppa.launchpad.net/djcj/vapoursynth/ubuntu [09:35] because it is not reachable anymore but I can't do it with the command line 'ppa-purge' [09:41] oule: why not? does it say it cant find the release file? [09:43] sometimes my 18.04.2 freezes and I don't know why, system indicators are not showing anything unusual, is there a way to check/log what is going on? 32GB ram, cpu i8850, windows 10 preinstalled, ubuntu added as second OS [09:44] usually it freezes and I can't do nothing [09:44] very rarely [09:44]