[00:00] The refresh rate is present in the games [00:00] stable and limited to 60 [00:01] YoKeSeh: Did you install the correct driver for your graphics card? [00:02] vsync is gone indeed, there are other tricks to try, options nvidia-drm modeset=1 [00:03] tons of posts like this https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2374405 [00:04] pragmaticenigma: recomended for system v390 [00:04] OerHeks: i go to try it [00:04] thnks [00:20] solvent [00:20] __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=0 [00:20] ;) [01:03] hello.. having a problem [01:03] networking changes are not taking any effect even after rebooting [01:04] I get the errors "/sbin/ifup: waiting for lock on /run/network/ifstate.ens160;" "RTNETLINK answers: File exists" === zbenjamin is now known as Guest36369 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:16] hello ppl, does anyone use kmodsign and if so, can you confirm if it works? [01:17] because I wanted to sign the vmware modules vmmon/vmnet and it doesn't work [01:18] int3l: You'll need to find a different channel for vmware support. The focus here is on Ubuntu and it's distributed software applications [01:19] I guess I should report it as a bug in lpad, since the perl script sign-file [01:19] works [01:19] pragmaticenigma, the sign function doesn't work [01:19] it doesnt have anything to do with the 3rd party module itself [01:20] this is simple signing [01:22] int3l: You might want to try #ubuntu-kernel ... they're more focused on kernel topics and may prove to be a better resource [01:23] kernel-headers etc installed? [01:27] 10 Open Source Stickers for only $1 https://www.stickermule.com/unixstickers (this is NOT an advertise, this a hint) [01:27] not here ArchDebian please [01:27] Can you quit spamming every channel on freenode Arch [01:27] ArchDebian: This is a support channel [01:27] lotuspsychje: leftyfb OK, sorry [01:28] try #freenode stickers [01:28] OK [01:47] OerHeks, yes I double checked that the headers are installed [01:47] pragmaticenigma, thanks, I will ask there [03:27] Hello, I have disabled pulseaudio as it says here: [03:27] https://kodi.wiki/view/PulseAudio/HOW-TO:_Disable_PulseAudio_and_use_ALSA_(without_removing_PulseAudio)_for_Ubuntu [03:27] It is supposed that now I should have sound working with ALSA but it is not like that. How do I activate ALSA? Thank you === morten_ is now known as Scytale89 [04:52] hello [04:53] hi [04:53] I need some help [04:55] I'm trying to get a preseed working similar to my configurations in centos for partitioning [04:55] but I can't find any information on how to do it without using lvm and or RAID [04:57] hmm not sure [05:01] Your using preseed on centos no kickstart? [05:02] Using PXE server to preseed [05:03] preseed is an debian/ubuntu tool redhat/centos uses kickstart imho [05:03] Trying to atuomate Ubuntu Install [05:03] so no centos [05:03] Yes no centos, was just saying I have a kickstart on the PXE that is similar sorry for the confusion [05:03] okay np [05:05] and what kin of partitioning do you need? [05:05] Basically I want /boot 500mb on /dev/sda , swap recommended size and / as rest [05:05] s/kin/kind/ [05:05] ext4 or xfs [05:05] moment [05:06] I tend to use ext4 for /boot and also /, but use xfs for larger data volumes [05:06] so /home is typically xfs [05:06] major downside to xfs is that it can't be shrunk [05:10] I think all you need is "d-i partman-auto/disk string /dev/sda" [05:10] or wherever your disk is [05:11] Well how would I specify the rest? [05:11] I think you dont [05:12] the installer runsript on the auto script on disk '/dev/sda' [05:12] that kind of sucks [05:12] That is a strange sentence sorry [05:12] why? [05:13] What if you want a specific setting [05:17] Then you need to define that [05:17] That is all in the manual [05:17] Which manual are you looking at? [05:20] Here are some examples 'https://www.debian.org/releases/stretch/example-preseed.txt' [05:21] this might be helpfull also 'https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/amd64/apb.html' [05:23] I looked at those both before asking :\ [05:24] All the answers are there [05:24] I'll try to re-read it but the examples are for LVM and RAID from what I saw [05:26] search for theis in the latter file 'If not, you can put an entire recipe into the preconfiguration' [05:27] ans read it carefully, you can test on a lvm image [06:02] How would I go about making a deb package for an application like imapsync? [06:02] It is annoying having to install all its dependencies manually and compile from source each time I want to use it on a new machine === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray === SinaCutie is now known as SiinaCutie [07:10] <_KaszpiR_> LinuxNoob115v from my experience it's better to have 1GB for boot [07:19] <_KaszpiR_> LinuxNoob115v you could try something like https://www.tylerlesmann.com/read/fun-preseed [07:20] <_KaszpiR_> or just use early_command to point to the bash script to execute and add partitioing commands there [07:22] how to convert .app folder to usb bootable pen drive in ubuntu any idea ? [08:54] hello ubuntu im having problem with XORG or video hw it freezes the screen and restart on grub [08:55] bryanroderyck: ubuntu version? graphics card chipset & driver version please? [08:56] its 18.04 bionic beaver ... how to get the info or my graphc card and driver please [08:57] bryanroderyck: sudo lshw -C video && uname -a && ubuntu-drivers list [08:57] in a pastebin please bryanroderyck tnx [09:02] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PKZkBr6B4k/ [09:02] your system is not up to date bryanroderyck [09:03] !uptodate | bryanroderyck please try [09:03] bryanroderyck please try: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [09:27] I see snap for Ubuntu Skype is not updated yet, even it advertise update is available. (Also have Desktop Skype installed). Should I just wait for updated Skype snap to land for Ubuntu? [09:29] I am on 18.10 , I can't move to 19.04 because I have audio cracking every few minutes (initializing i suppose) Bug in 18.04 that makes 19.04 unusable for audio on my Intel ICH7 motherboard [09:29] Bug in 19.04, sorry [09:29] nikolam: snap issues are reported to the snap maintainer [09:30] lotuspsychje, snaps for Ubuntu are maintained by Ubuntu or not? [09:30] nikolam: you can check that with: snap info snapname [09:31] nikolam: the contact: section [09:31] it says, contact: https://www.skype.com/ . [09:32] So it goes for all the snaps. They are compiled and created by external people [09:32] those snaps are provided by Microsoft themselves [09:33] nikolam: some snaps are maintained by canonical [09:33] How to differentiate before install? [09:33] even if the snap was maintained by Canonical, the update process for snaps is not tied to the normal packages [09:33] so you would still have to wait [09:34] nikolam: you are the admin of your system, you decide what you install and what not right [09:34] so yes, you can wait for the snap to update. Or you can install Skype from the official repository (Scroll down on this page) https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/install-skype-ubuntu-18-04-lts-desktop [09:35] i'm npot sure if the version in that repo has even been updated to the latest upstream Skype version. [09:36] I have seen on their snap page that there is newer version but I think it is not considered stable, that is why it tells there is newer. [09:36] There's some drop-down menu to show it on their site. [09:36] did you actually try to run snap refresh skype [09:36] and see if it installs an update? [09:36] snaps already auto refresh [09:36] oh sorry [09:37] you can see that in syslog from time to time [09:37] what do you mean autorefresh? they update themselves , by themselves? [09:37] yes [09:37] thats why your snap icons update themselfs at random times [09:38] that sounds potentially bad but tbh i've never used snaps [09:38] Sounds like hard to maintain such systems. [09:38] i definitely wouldn't a long-running service being upgraded at an unpredictable time [09:38] lets move this to #ubuntu-discuss please [09:38] but anyway. maybe there's an option in snap to upgrade to a non-stable version of skype? [09:39] rory, yes, one can click on their on-site drop-down menu to get newer one, but is not stable. As said. #ubuntu-discuss [09:40] Other then that, I can confirm my ICH7 audio cracks with reinitializing all the time when on 19.04 , that is why I am still on 18.10 [09:49] hello everyone [09:49] can some help me with this problem:https://pastebin.com/3zU2hQtD [09:53] sorry lotuspschje im updating but i my laptop was overheating and switching off [09:54] lotuspsychje [10:00] easyOnMe: please pastebin journalctl -eu apache2.service [10:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Z6c89FpHzX/ [10:09] blackflow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Z6c89FpHzX/ [10:10] easyOnMe: you already have some other program listening on port 80 [10:12] thsnr: how do I know that program and how do I disable it [10:15] easyOnMe: sudo lsof -i :80 [10:16] thsnr: ok I got it already [10:24] 'Morning folks === jstein_ is now known as jstein [10:50] how do I convince whoopsie that I'm online, besides the usual first step of uninstalling NetworkManager? whoopsie[1555]: [13:45:44] Not online; processing later (/var/crash/_usr_bin_gnome-control-center.1000.crash). [10:53] nonix4, you can try disabling network-manager if you don't use it [10:56] BluesKaj: yes, mostly using netplan with "renderer: networkd" on Ubuntu these days, but just wondering how to actually report all those bugs that keep me away from NetworkManager when they tend to be hiding behind the "Not online" mentioned above? [10:59] nonix4, I don't use either NM or netplan (renderer is commented) , using ifupdown and the dhcp settings in the interfaces file with no notificarions [10:59] hi im still having te problem laptop switching off on start up and then start on grub ..also system errror when desktop start [10:59] already done update [11:05] BluesKaj: Yup, ifupdown is mature unlike those the more recent alternatives. Just wondering how things like whoopsie and "Software Updater" end up thinking networking is offline when it isn't. [11:07] nonix4, maybe it looks at the interfaces file, do you have it set up? [11:07] did someone get my question? [11:12] BluesKaj: if so, then that'd be a reportable bug :) That one contains only localhost on anything utilizing netplan I guess. [11:12] *loopback [11:14] nonix4, check pm === chalcedny is now known as chalcedony [11:31] * BluesKaj shrugs, i guess netplan it is then [12:51] which is the best VPN service? [13:00] !polls | GH0sta [13:00] ? [13:01] GH0sta, no polling here, if you have an ubuntu question then ask it [13:17] !info openvpn [13:17] openvpn (source: openvpn): virtual private network daemon. In component main, is optional. Version 2.4.4-2ubuntu1.1 (bionic), package size 488 kB, installed size 1272 kB [13:19] what does Tertiary DNS mean? [13:20] ChunkzZ, your 3rd DNS choice [13:20] I only have one dns set but my ISP is setting another BluesKaj can I change it through NM? [13:21] I only want one DNS active. [13:21] ISP DNS setting is probly in your router [13:21] yeah it's not. :/ [13:22] same as in Debian, ChunkzZ [13:22] oh well, as long as I can use 192.168.0.25 I'm good. just wanted to know what teraity meant. lol [13:22] thank you BluesKaj and OerHeks :) [13:24] ChunkzZ, the idea is to ahve backup DNSA choices in case the first one fails [13:24] err DNS [13:26] why in ubuntu 18.04 there no toolbar for "file etc"? [13:27] bryanroderyck, there is, if your mouse is focussed on filemanager, there is a menu on the top panel [13:27] and a menu next to min/max/close [13:28] but its different from ubuntu 16 [13:28] when i use firefox there is no bar at the top [13:28] that is the beauty of gnome3 [13:29] can i change the gnome setting please... [13:29] firefox has its own menu, at the same place [13:29] how to remove these setting [13:30] i guess you can not. [13:30] ahhhhhhhhhh i hit my head on the wall [13:31] there no setting in ubuntu 18.04 for gnome ? [13:32] can i revert to ubuntu 16.04? [13:33] revert would be reinstall [13:33] bryanroderyck, rightclick at the top in nautilus choose toolbar settings [13:33] ahhhh [13:35] there no toolbar option! [13:36] dumb gnome.... [13:36] there must be a solution [13:37] the toolbar /menu is there, on the to panel, get used to it, or install something else, kde, mate, xubuntu.. [13:37] !flavors [13:37] Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. For a list, see https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours [13:40] thanks [14:51] hum seem to be having a mate boot issue this AM Begin: Waiting fro root file system ... Begin: Running /scripts/local-block ... done. done. thedn Gave up waiting for root file system device ... ALERT! /dev/mapper/ubuntu--mate--vg-root does not exist [14:51] anyone have any ideas? I am able to mount when booting to a live instance and the drive looks fine... [14:51] seems liek the LVM lv is not able to be read by the kernel? [15:01] Is there a way to install a specific version of snap, that means an older version from stable not a version from a different channel? [15:02] L0g4nAd4ms, check the snapcraft page for available versions [15:02] nobody can tell without the snap name [15:03] i need a specific version of chromium, 65 [15:04] oh, those old versions are deleted long time ago [15:05] maybe you can find the source on launchpad, but building that, you are on your own https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/65.0.3325.181-0ubuntu1 [15:21] hi im having a message saying "system program problem detected" from icon update-notifier ...also i have this startup problem that start on grub..can someone help me please [15:27] Walex [15:34] hello [15:36] hi bryanroderyck. which ubuntu version is this? [15:37] hi there im running 18.04 with lot of problem [15:37] its has problem when it start with the graphic card i presume [15:38] "system program problem detected" is a mechanism which enables you to reposrt critical issues with your ubuntu installation so they can be examined and (hopefully) fixed. [15:38] are you able to reach the graphical desktop at this time? [15:39] yes i am on ubuntu graphic now [15:40] bryanroderyck: okay, let's go over things one by one. first, you said "i have this startup problem that start on grub". what is the grub issue exactly? [15:41] bryanroderyck: are you busy right now, would you prefer working on this later? [15:41] it doesnt start automatically it does some eerorr\ [15:42] sorry im here no worry [15:42] reboot, and note down the error message, or take a screen shot with your mobile phone and upload it. [15:42] the screen freezes there no error message when freeze [15:43] bryanroderyck: but you were still able to boot fine? [15:44] or do you have to reboot when this happens, and properly booting to the graphical desktop only works sometimes? [15:44] yes it take ages to start now and when i am on ubuntu i have error message [15:44] "i have error message" unfortunately does not help in diagnosing issues. we'll need to see the very error message, or have you describe the error conditions precisely. [15:45] it nly says error doesnt describe it [15:46] bryanroderyck: ok, what we can try instead now is to generally look into your system's health. would you like to do so? [15:46] yes please sir [15:47] bryanroderyck: no need to call me "sir". ;-) please run this and report the output: nc termbin.com 9999 < <(lsb_release -ds;cat /proc/{version,cmdline};echo "$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP ($XDG_SESSION_TYPE)";) [15:47] bryanroderyck: then this: sudo /bin/true && cat &>/tmp/aptlog < <(sudo apt-get -qqy update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1; sudo apt-get -syV full-upgrade 2>&1;); nc termbin.com 9999 bryanroderyck: and finally this: journalctl -b -p4 | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:49] https://termbin.com/btxc [15:50] bryanroderyck: thanks, this one looks fine, now let's see the other two. [15:51] https://termbin.com/nu09 [15:52] https://termbin.com/o068 [15:52] its graphic card that do this error on the start === Fuchs_ is now known as Guest15328 [15:54] bryanroderyck: what does rhis report? dpkg --print-architecture; dpkg --print-foreign-architectures [15:54] *this === urdh_ is now known as urdh [15:55] i386 [15:56] bryanroderyck: you run an i386 (32-bit) user space although your cpu is apparently x86_64 (64-bit) compatible. is this intentional? [15:56] yes its 32bit [15:56] bryanroderyck: why? [15:57] cause on 64 bit it overheat and doesnt run [15:57] i dont knnow why [15:58] if it overheats, you may need to install software to manage the temperature, but i'd normally recommend 64-bit on 64-bit capabler hardware. [15:58] it doesnt work at all [15:59] i have tried ubuntu 64 bit it doesnt work [15:59] there's no reason 64-bit mode would overheat like that and 32-bit wouldn't, unless the cpu die is faulty. [15:59] (which would also explain the other issues) [16:00] what is the cpu die? [16:00] bryanroderyck: this is too imprecise for me to comment on, i'm afraid. can you post the output of this as well? journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:00] https://termbin.com/p13b [16:01] this is a Dell Inc. Inspiron N5010/0WXY9J, BIOS A15 07/19/2011 - have you checked for firmware updates? [16:02] no is there something for it [16:02] :) [16:04] you should try tro find out, since the system log suggestes so [16:04] i google it nothing yet [16:05] how to udate this firmware [16:06] looks like you have the latest [16:06] Inspiron N5010 + bios gives https://www.dell.com/support/home/nl/nl/nlbsdt1/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=r309292 [16:06] and the howto [16:06] oops [16:06] though this puzzles me: Release date: 24 Jul 2011, Last Updated: 05 Mar 2014 [16:07] tomreyn: sometimes that's an update to the page it's on [16:08] yes, probably (hopefully) [16:09] bryanroderyck: have you tried the !HWE kernel? [16:09] !hwe | bryanroderyck [16:09] bryanroderyck: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [16:09] no [16:09] give it a try, maybe it'll work better [16:09] im new to these term [16:10] that's why there's a link to the wiki there, explaining it [16:10] HWE is for 64 bit only? [16:10] is it? oh [16:10] .. not sure. . [16:10] 16.04 is 32 bit [16:11] can i revert to 16.04 without installing [16:11] you run ubuntu 18.04.2 i386 [16:12] yes im running 18.04 in 32 bit [16:12] well see if you can install hwe kernel + x, and whether it helps. [16:13] its not dangerous? [16:13] no, you can always switch back to the current kernel (which will remain installed) on the advanced grub menu [16:14] you now run a 4.15 kernel, HWE would get you a 4.18 kernel. [16:15] ok then ...thanks very much ..see ya [16:16] 18.04 is the last ubuntu LTS release to support 32-bit, so you should really consider trying to make amd64 work, though. [16:18] 32bit is definitly eol [16:21] michael-kohlhaas: 32bit is not EOL [16:21] i'm on ubuntu 19.04 nvidia-settings running as root is for some reason unable to write to the x config file, how do i fix this? [16:21] tomreyn: there is still 32bit support for every release of Ubuntu. There just isn't full desktop and server iso's for them [16:22] it is! it's deprecated and nearly all major distros will phase out the ix86 support [16:22] "Unable to open x config file '/etc/x11/xorg.conf' for writing." [16:23] leftyfb: did you spot this "WARNING!" though? https://termbin.com/o068 [16:23] michael-kohlhaas: again, every release of ubuntu, including the latest, has support for 32bit [16:23] i launched nvidia-settings from terminal using sudo nvidia-settings, so it should be able to open the file and write to it [16:24] tomreyn: sure, that's probably been there for a long time, and rightly so. Why run a 32bit OS on hardware that supports 64bit? [16:24] leftyfb: that's exactly what i said. i also did not say anything other than what you stated about 32-bit support [16:24] leftyfb: it's the support of a dead one. === westor{off} is now known as westor [16:27] michael-kohlhaas; show me the phase out the ix86 support [16:29] x86_32 yes but x86 includes x86_64 [16:29] i_X_86 [16:29] you can add a 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 in it [16:29] for the x [16:34] redhat already dropped it, suse already dropped it. (you shouldn't use it anymore) [16:35] leftyfb: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/disco/release/ <- no i386 [16:35] dont use 18.04 32 bit? === purplepodd is now known as purplepod [16:40] bryanroderyck: if you have a 64bit processor - you should use a 64bit system. [16:42] yes i would like to..hope this HWE works .. [16:43] so i just need to restart to see if doesnt crash the screen? [16:44] do you really need the hwe-kernel? [16:44] bryanroderyck: your system also seem to be affected by this issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/1767968 - see those "systemd-udevd: Process 'hid2hci --method=dell --devpath=/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1/2-1.6/2-1.6.2/2-1.6.2:1.0' failed with exit code 1." messages in your log: https://termbin.com/o068 [16:44] Launchpad bug 1767968 in udev (Ubuntu) "systemd-udev cause high cpu load after upgrade to bionic" [Undecided,Confirmed] [16:48] the HWE is over ...can i restart now? [16:49] bryanroderyck: dare you [16:50] ok i go for ti now [16:54] hi [16:55] is there free vpn for ubuntu? [16:55] openvpn is in universe (afairr) [16:56] b1ack0p: https://github.com/hwdsl2/setup-ipsec-vpn [16:56] best option imo [16:56] b1ack0p: do you mean free vpn software, or a free "anonymizing" vpn service? [16:57] tomreyn: vpn service [16:57] free secure to use browsing [16:57] and not logging [16:57] tor [16:57] b1ack0p: ubuntu does not provide such services. [16:57] tomreyn: yes it does [16:57] any 3rd party? [16:57] b1ack0p: https://github.com/hwdsl2/setup-ipsec-vpn [16:57] Netwolf: yea is it good and safe? [16:58] !ot | Netwolf, b1ack0p [16:58] Netwolf, b1ack0p: #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! [16:59] tomreyn: ubuntu is distro.Ques about running a vpn are absolutely relavent [16:59] perhaps you should read these [16:59] Netwolf: b1ack0p is not inquiring about running a vpn server. the github page you pointed to provides software for setting up a vpn server. [16:59] tomreyn: i guess my CapsLock request is ignored :/ [17:00] 09:55 is there free vpn for ubuntu? [17:00] that was the quest i replied to [17:01] clearly he is not technically competant perhaps to discuss openvpn vs ipsec/l2tp but i thought it was an okay reply :) [17:01] Netwolf: okay. but as b1ack0p explained later, they are looking for a service, provided by ubuntu, for ip address anonimyzation. ubuntu does not provide such services. [17:02] oh i apologize then [17:02] tomreyn : it switch off several time with message cpu treshold [17:02] yes i need service to hide my real ip [17:02] i saw the question and thought it pertained to him wanting a vpn serer [17:02] b1ack0p: not here [17:02] ok [17:03] !alis | b1ack0p [17:03] b1ack0p: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [17:03] i dont understand why you cant run a vpn server to provide ip anonymzation [17:04] does 19.04 have a package for MonoDevelop? i can't find it [17:05] bryanroderyck: see the bug report i pointed you to [17:05] it discusses possible couinter measures [17:05] (those may or may not work for you without further modifications) [17:06] truexfan81: i think monodevelop packages were removed off ubuntu a while ago. [17:07] xenial (16.04) still has one, but i think it's broken. [17:07] i cant find it which one is it? [17:07] can't build the hexchat theme manager without it, so that sux [17:08] bryanroderyck: are you talking to me? if so, which what is what? [17:09] truexfan81: building mono software should still be possible, monodevelop is just an IDE, isn't it? [17:10] also, you could try finding a !PPA or third party (maybe the developers provide one?) !APT repository or !snap [17:11] tomreyn ;im reading the launchpad but i not a developper..im newbie [17:12] can you help me with this firmware problem? [17:13] bryanroderyck: which one? there's no newer "bios" available for your computer. [17:14] ok what can be done to prevent it overheating if possible [17:16] bryanroderyck: see "for those looing for a quick fix" on comment 7 of this bug report. [17:16] im reading this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/1767968 [17:16] Launchpad bug 1767968 in udev (Ubuntu) "systemd-udev cause high cpu load after upgrade to bionic" [Undecided,Confirmed] === Guest15328 is now known as Fuchs [17:16] bryanroderyck, so did you update the bios? [17:16] bryanroderyck: i need to leave for now. [17:17] no i didnt do it myself ..i dont know if someone else before me did [17:17] thanks tomreyn [17:18] i did the HWE [17:18] without bios update, i gave you the url, any errors could be bios related, as your first posts give [17:21] the instruction are not in english [17:21] https://www.dell.com/support/home/nl/nl/nlbsdt1/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=r309292 [17:22] https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=r309292 [17:23] dell site language changes on base of location, silly site [17:25] im from mauritius you must be from netherland [17:27] i have usb but im not sure if it DOS bootable? [17:28] [17:30] format that usb in fat32, will do [17:32] sorry ubuntu doest detect the usb [17:46] how to format a usb in fat 32 on ubuntu? [17:48] open disks, any usb device should be shown there [17:49] i dont have open disk [17:50] Hello channel [17:50] anyone using Adobe CC 2019 on wine? [17:50] disks utility, in your menu [17:50] I'm trying to install and getting a "minimum reuired os is windows 7" error [17:51] mia, support for wine in #winehq please [17:51] !wine [17:51] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [17:51] hi, im using the nvidia proprietary drivers and i get all sort of weird rendering issues when resuming, both from hibernation and suspend. https://ibb.co/znrz1FT https://ibb.co/jzqwpBp [17:51] sometimes changing the screens size works, but not for blender at all. [17:52] OerHeks, I see --- maybe a wineless solution? [17:53] really, wineless solution for windows prop software? [17:53] mhm === morten_ is now known as Scytale89 [17:55] their database says 'gold'... https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=37541 [17:55] dunno [18:05] mia: The only options for running a Windows based program in linux is to use Wine or install a virtual machine environment that runs Windows to which you can install your program. The limitation of the programs ability to run in a Linux environment is not the fault of Linux or Ubuntu, but the developer of the software and their choice to not support the platform. When you downloaded/purchased the software you were informed of [18:05] what computing platforms were supported and that is all that the application officially supports. Without tools to provide the same operating environment to the application, it simply will not run on an Operating System it was not designed for. If you have further concerns, then you should be contacting the company that sold you the software for additional support. [18:26] mia: Install the required windows on a virtual machine. === Eickmeyer is now known as ErichSE === ErichSE is now known as Eickmeyer [19:07] hi! I want to format the whole drive of a computer I have with ubuntu live CD, should I use command wipe or just perform slow format ? [19:09] slect the option during the installer to format the drive [19:09] compdoc, but I want to make sure my date isn't recoverable [19:09] use the whole disk [19:09] and I do not want to install ubuntu, just perform the format [19:09] its a hard dive? [19:09] yes [19:10] 1TB hard drive [19:10]