[03:40] <moose_> hello
[03:40] <Dugan166> sup moose
[03:40] <moose_> trying to figure everything out
[03:41] <moose_> playing with different thingas
[03:41] <Dugan166> lol same running this on virtual box atm
[03:41] <moose_> did a fresh install on an older computer runs like a beast
[03:42] <Dugan166> gotcha, yeah its alot faster than win10. Way less crapware
[03:42] <moose_> haha i still had xp home edition
[03:43] <Dugan166> oh wow. i miss xp easy life back then
[03:44] <moose_> yeah buit even though itwas a clean install of it i still seemed bogged down
[03:44] <moose_> i didnt even have really anything on it
[03:52] <Dugan166> 32bit? winxp
[04:02] <moose_> yeah
[04:02] <moose_> running intel celeron with 2gbs of ram
[04:04] <moose_> lol sorry astill learing
[04:04] <moose_> learning
[07:02] <xmas> need help with the ethernet on live usb
[07:06] <guiverc2> xmas, ask your question & someone will answer if & when they can
[09:55] <Adam9192> Hi
[09:58] <Adam9192> Is anyone here?
[09:58] <apt-ghetto> Yes
[09:58] <Adam9192> Is this the right place to ask for some help?
[09:58] <apt-ghetto> Maybe anyone is waiting for a support question?
[09:59] <apt-ghetto> !ask
[10:00] <Adam9192> Here is my issue: When i try to install lubuntu i keep getting Boost.python error in job "bootloader" does anyone know why or how to fix it? I've already verified the iso, if you were going to ask that
[10:00] <apt-ghetto> Lubuntu 18.10?
[10:00] <Adam9192> No, 19.04
[10:02] <apt-ghetto> Please show us the entire error message
[10:03] <Adam9192> Okey, one second
[10:08] <Adam9192> Boost.Python error in job "bootloader". Command 'grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=ubuntu --force' returned non-zero exit status 1. Installing for x86_64-efi platform. Could not prepare Boot variable: Invalid argument grub-install: error: efibootmgr failed to register the boot entry: Input/output error.  Traceback: File "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/calamares/modules/bootloader/main.py", line 
[10:09] <Adam9192> Might be better if i send a screenshot
[10:10] <apt-ghetto> No, it is okay
[10:10] <apt-ghetto> And text can be copied
[10:11] <Adam9192> Yeah...Like i'm on the live usb right now, because if i try to boot it will just be stuck a grub :/
[10:12] <Adam9192> I will just be stuck at grub*
[10:14] <apt-ghetto> Please open a terminal in your live system, execute `{ sudo parted --list; sudo efibootmgr -v; } | pastebinit` and share the url
[10:15] <Adam9192> Okey
[10:17] <Adam9192> https://hastebin.com/pugixosusi.sql
[10:19] <apt-ghetto> The output seems normal
[10:19] <apt-ghetto> Let's try to install Grub manually
[10:20] <apt-ghetto> Open a new terminal and execute line by line:
[10:20] <apt-ghetto> `sudo -s`
[10:20] <apt-ghetto> `mount /dev/sda2 /mnt`
[10:20] <apt-ghetto> `mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot/efi`
[10:21] <apt-ghetto> `for i in dev dev/pts proc sys sys/firmware; do mount --bind /$i /mnt/$i; done`
[10:21] <apt-ghetto> `chroot /mnt`
[10:21] <apt-ghetto> `grub-install`
[10:21] <apt-ghetto> `update-grub`
[10:21] <apt-ghetto> `exit`
[10:22] <Adam9192> Okey...I'll give it a try
[10:24] <Adam9192> I'm a little bit confused at this part "for i in dev dev/pts proc sys sys/firmware; do mount --bind /$i /mnt/$i; done"
[10:25] <apt-ghetto> It's short for `mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev; mount --bind /dev/pts /mnt/dev/pts` etc
[10:27] <apt-ghetto> I have copypasted it from a well-known wiki
[10:27] <apt-ghetto> https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/EFI_Problembehebung/
[10:41] <adam9192> I'm back, for some reason my internet does not work on the live usb, but that's not the main issue right now. Is the same guy i talked to here?
[10:47] <adam9192> i have an error while installing lubuntu 19.04, it keeps saying boost.python error in job "bootloader", i've already verified the iso.
[11:03] <adam9192> Is anyone here?
[11:39] <apt-ghetto> adam9192: It didn't work?
[11:43] <adam9192> No
[11:43] <adam9192> Sadly
[11:43] <apt-ghetto> Any error message?
[11:44] <adam9192> It can't find /boot/uefi something like that
[11:47] <apt-ghetto> Did you choose "Erase disk" during the installation?
[11:47] <adam9192> Yes
[11:48] <adam9192> I wanted a clean install
[11:48] <adam9192> Why?
[11:50] <apt-ghetto> After which command did you get the error message?
[11:50] <adam9192> grub-install
[11:52] <apt-ghetto> Was it "grub-install: error: cannot find EFI directory"?
[11:53] <adam9192> Yeah
[11:55] <adam9192> It's getting really troublesome to install this distro -_-
[11:55] <apt-ghetto> Was there an error, when you did `mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot/efi`?
[11:55] <adam9192> No
[11:57] <apt-ghetto> Please show `ls -l /mnt/boot/efi`, if you have the partition still mounted
[12:01] <adam9192> Okey, one sencond
[12:06] <adam9192> It says there are no such files or directory?
[12:07] <apt-ghetto> Restart your live usb, so we have a clean environment and execute the commands again
[12:08] <apt-ghetto> I mean the commands to install Grub manually
[12:10] <adam9192> Sorry, but what was the commands again?
[12:11] <apt-ghetto> You can see them in the irc log, so you can make simply copy & paste: https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2019/05/05/%23lubuntu.html#t10:20
[12:14] <apt-ghetto> To be clear: Without the backticks
[12:15] <adam9192> When i do "mount /dev/sda2 /mnt" i get mount: /mnt: unknown filesystem type 'swap'
[12:16] <apt-ghetto> Then you have changed your partitions. My commands are based on https://hastebin.com/pugixosusi.sql
[12:18] <apt-ghetto> In this case, I would reinstall with "Erase disk"
[12:19] <adam9192> Um, for some reason i do not have that option anymore
[12:25] <adam9192> I think i'm going to give up and find another distro. Thanks for trying to help.
[12:26] <apt-ghetto> Ok, Xubuntu might be a good alternative or you find a distro also with LXQt, like Fedora
[12:27] <adam9192> Is Xubuntu lightweight?
[12:28] <apt-ghetto> Yes, it is also lightweight, but based on GTK
[12:29] <apt-ghetto> If you ask 5 people about the best Linux distro, you will get 7 answers
[12:29] <adam9192> Wait what?
[12:30] <apt-ghetto> Try it out and take the distro, that fits your needs the best
[12:30] <adam9192> No offence, but Xubuntu looks very plain :/
[12:31] <apt-ghetto> That is no offence. Look and feel is always a very personal opinion
[12:31] <guiverc> adam9192: you can configure it (Xubuntu) to look however you like; it has great capacity to change
[12:33] <adam9192> Any other distro's you would recommend? Only got one issue, it has to be lightweight
[13:28] <Gfx009> Thanks
[13:28] <Gfx009> Quick question guys
[13:28] <Gfx009> I tried using ifconfig on lubuntu and it seems it's not installed as part of the standard installation. Why's that so?
[13:31] <apt-ghetto> Gfx009: https://www.tecmint.com/ifconfig-vs-ip-command-comparing-network-configuration/
 Thanks
[15:37] <sappheiros> having too much trouble trying to learn how to change default web browser
[15:38] <sappheiros> can't simply drag item from menu bar into quicklaunch section either :(
[15:40] <sappheiros> *finally* found it, after ~5 min https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.2/3.2.7/file_associations.html
[15:40] <sappheiros> searched duckduckgo, askreddit page didn't answer
[15:40] <sappheiros> searched lubuntu.me manual, didn't come up
[15:40] <sappheiros> had to manually browse manual, finally found that section
[15:40] <sappheiros> maybe >5 min? ...
[15:42] <diogenes_> sappheiros, maybe with: sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
[15:44] <sappheiros> ugh i changed it but it still opened firefox clicking a link in quassel
[15:44] <sappheiros> does the GUI to change default types not work?
[15:44] <sappheiros> or does it only work for *files*?
[15:46] <sappheiros> diogenes_: thanks, but it shows already falkon auto mode is selected
[16:11] <diogenes_> sappheiros, is the value 100?
[17:37] <Bernardo> hello
[17:38] <Bernardo> I need some help as I'm a starter with Lubuntu . : I would like to see my network drive . Should I ise Samba ?
[17:39] <Bernardo> I'm trying to launch it but it is not working
[18:33] <sappheiros> https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.2/3.2.5/desktop.html command line at the bottom doesn't explain what name value should be used or what it represents
[18:34] <sappheiros> i'm afraid to give an arbitrary name lest i'm actually renaming some configuration
[18:49] <sappheiros> why does libreoffice lack the 'save with password' checkbox the help documentation mentions?