=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:16] Hi [02:16] Heya. [02:16] I am having application crash issues in Xubuntu 18.0.4 [02:17] Can u Help? [02:17] I mean, not with the provided information. [02:21] I installed Rhythmbox on this distro version. It get crash whenever I try to search in Soundcloud Plugin in it. Rest player is functioning properly. Also I do get popup message everytime i boot saying there is some problem ans ask me to report. I reported several time but not resolved yet [02:22] I have also reached Rhythmbox community and provided them stack trace. They analysed it and replied that there is some issues with plugins in distro writtem in python [02:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bugs?orderby=-id&start=0 seems to have a few. [02:23] Ah, fun... [02:27] I found the thread with same issue.. should I share may stack trace?? [02:37] Is this issue not resolved yet? [02:37] I would suppose not, if you're still running into it. I haven't used Rhythmbox since Ubuntu 6.04. [02:38] xubuntu32w> audacious is also good [02:44] does Audacious support web streaming from soundcloud and other music streaming services? [02:45] does Audacious support web streaming from soundcloud and other music streaming services? [02:46] no idea [02:49] any other player u suggest for listening web based content? [02:50] xubuntu32w> may be mpv as a video/audio player [02:50] clementine: Listen to internet radio from SomaFM, Magnatune, Jamendo, Intergalactic FM, Digitally Imported, JAZZRADIO.com, ROCKRADIO.com, RadioTunes.com, Soundcloud, Icecast and Subsonic servers. [02:50] !info clementine [02:51] clementine (source: clementine): modern music player and library organizer. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.1+git276-g3485bbe43+dfsg-1.1build1 (bionic), package size 4520 kB, installed size 17031 kB [02:51] i tried clementine but it doesnt show soundcloud search [02:52] is there any issue with plugin? [03:24] hello? [03:24] anyone use xubuntu and experiencing this? [03:24] im using xubuntu, whenever i suspend it never resumes. how can i fix this? [05:35] UwU [05:57] bionic beaver [09:27] hello === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [10:53] Hello, there. What is the driver included in Xubuntu 18.04 LTS for AMD GPU? [10:54] I'm using the Athlon 200GE with the Vega 3 iGPU. [11:02] xubuntu08w: amdgpu [11:10] thx [11:11] And are the differences between it and the PRO variant negligable? [11:12] in what regard? [11:12] the performance should be the same I'd think [11:16] Thanks, a lot! PRO screwed up my installation. Bye! [11:19] he didn't look too happy. === bleb_ is now known as bleb === dreamon__ is now known as dreamon [16:34] hi, after installing xubuntu on my asus laptop, i find that the volume its too low, how i can reoslve this? thanks [16:43] even 150% volume? [16:44] 150 volume its bad [17:12] genii: just to let you know, this weekend I added the repo you sent me, the "bleeding edge" graphic drivers [17:13] but unfortunately the problem persists. at a random point the amdgpu crashes and it freezes the whole interface [17:14] the system is still alive because sound keeps coming out (e.g. when watching a video) but you can't operate in it anymore. even the keyboard halts (no response from shortcuts and no lights when turning caps lock or num lock on/off) [17:14] vp11: I appreciate the update, thanks [17:15] even if I 'chromecast' something to an external TV, when the 'error' occur the TV keeps streaming the audio but the image freezes [17:16] I guess I'll keep this repo, though. maybe a fix will come up someday [17:17] vp11: If you enjoy tinkering, may want to experiment with changing the I/O kernel scheduler https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/IOSchedulers [17:18] It could be there is some issue with the new multiqueue scheduler [17:19] I use this laptop to work so I'm less inclined to start tinkering with it, in the case I do something catastrophic. Damned Lenovo sells the device saying it's compatible with Ubuntu when it really isn't :( [17:20] and I'm admittedly not well versed enough to tinker with I/O schedulers [17:22] vp11: Likely Lenovo has only tested with LTS releases which were available at the time the machine was being sold [17:23] ..later LTS or interim releases may not have been fully tested [17:24] it says it's "certified" to run Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I'm running Xubuntu 18.04 LTS. since we've concluded it's a GPU problem then it's unlikely that going to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS will fix the issue. [17:24] although I also admit that I didn't try it... [17:25] ThinkPad A485 is quite recent, I think they started selling it not even a year ago [23:18] Can you remove XFCE on Xubuntu and just use openbox / i3? [23:19] Lolda [23:19] Pls [23:19] Me names helgs