[00:53] how do i source .bashrc or .profile or whatever on unlock [00:55] what's "on unlock" mean? [00:55] screen unlock [00:57] sarnold, [00:57] and where would you source those? all running bashes? ones running in terminals in that X session? one brand new terminal opened just for the occasion? :) [00:58] sarnold, guake [00:59] that's a gnome thing, *maybe* you can convince it to do something on unlock. sourcing a file into bash feels pretty unlikely though. [01:00] something must be wrong. i'm not quite sure why it is that guake resets the shell when i lock [01:01] probably spawns a new terminal. [01:01] only thing that makes sense. [01:01] ryu0, i mean it doesn't because the buffer doesn't get cleared [01:01] ok here's the real issue. i have capslock and escape swapped [01:02] and everytime i lock/unlock that's reset [01:02] right now the setxkbmap is in my .profile [01:04] oh! that shouldn't be done there :) stuff it in your Xsession or similar [01:07] sarnold, umm i don't have an .xsession file it seems [01:08] max3: if you're using other gnome bits, they probably have their own autorun mechanism [01:08] not sure what "other gnome bits" would be. i'm on 18.04 [01:09] the description for guake says it's for gnome; you might be able to use it without gnome, I don't know. but if you're using gnome, there's probably an autorun facility of some sort already there [01:10] if you're using a different environment, there may or may not be one.. i3 for example doesn't have something special, it just uses xsession [01:12] i can't find anything simple. i'm so confused. before i wiped and reinstalled and now i can't figure out how it would work [01:13] max3: does this work on your version? https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/startup-applications.html.en [01:13] yes [01:14] but not all startup apps run on unlock? [01:16] why do you want to unswap them when you lock and reswap them when you unlock? [01:16] i don't [01:16] i want them to stay swapped [01:16] always [01:18] aha [01:18] then you run that once, when X starts, and then they stay swapped :) [01:18] like i said: it's in my bashrc [01:18] it doesn't stick [01:18] every time i go through a lock->unlock cycle it's reset [01:20] it shouldn't be in your bashrc. if it's literally *swapping* them, then every time you start a shell, it'll swap them [01:20] i feel like we're going in circles [01:20] me too :) [01:20] i t doesn't matter ot me where it is [01:20] i believe you that it shuoldn't be in my bashrc [01:21] where do i put it/what should i do in order that it sticks through a lock-unlock cycle [01:21] yeah; as far as I know you're the first person to put it there. :) everyone else puts control/caps lock switch into their ~/.xsession or ~/.xinitrc or desktop environment autostart tools [01:22] https://askubuntu.com/a/364019 [01:23] that worked [01:23] woot [01:23] thanks [01:23] ciao [01:23] I'm glad we got there! have fun :) === zbenjamin is now known as Guest22298 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:11] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1396379 [02:11] Launchpad bug 1396379 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "installer uses first EFI system partition found even when directed otherwise" [Medium,Confirmed] [02:12] i just want to point out that this is a serious bug that has been ignored since 14.04 [02:12] the installer lying to the user and messing with sda when the user explicitly tells the installer to install the bootloader and efi files to sdb [02:13] one user even claimed it bricked his company laptop [02:13] the bug has been completely ignored, not even assigned to anyone [02:13] over 4 years ago [02:14] i literally have to disconnect my first hard drive to prevent the ubuntu installer from accessing it [02:17] ive brought up this bug before and the only responses ive gotten were either "unplug the hard drive before installing" or "don't use UEFI anymore" [02:18] and now here we are in an irc channel with 1,221 users who are dumbfounded and have nothing to say about this at all [02:19] i shouldnt even have to bring this up on irc but the bug report (and its many duplicates) have all been ignored by the developers for 4 straight years and i don't know what else to do other than complain about it here [02:20] and pray that someone in this channel happens to be involved in ubiquity development and also has a brain in their head [02:21] sloshy: this isnt the complaints channel, focus on actual support issues [02:21] this is an actual support issuu [02:21] issue* [02:22] another option is to supply a patch [02:22] its not some difficult impossible fix either, fedora has never had this problem [02:22] in fact ive never had any distro do this besides ubuntu [02:24] hey guys, having a bit of an issue with a sound card i just installed. i'm running ubuntu 18.04 and just installed a soundblaster sb0770. ubuntu detected the card and i have it set as my audio device, but i'm not getting any sound out of it at all [02:24] showing as "EMU20k1 [Sound Blaster X-Fi Series]" [02:24] which should be good [02:24] any ideas? [02:25] have you tried setting it in pavucontrol? [02:25] does it show as muted in amixer? iirc alsa brings up soundcards as muted [02:26] what would i set in pavucontrol? [02:27] sarnold, how would i see if something's muted in amixer? not familiar with the output of this [02:28] alsamixer [02:28] yeah [02:28] definitely not muted [02:29] sorry, alsamixer is indeed the one I meant. :/ amixer is baffling :) [02:30] i'm totally at a loss [02:47] Joah: is your driver loaded? sudo lshw -C sound [02:48] description: Audio device [02:48] product: EMU20k1 [Sound Blaster X-Fi Series] [02:48] vendor: Creative Labs [02:49] i select it as the output but get no audio whatsoever [02:49] not even MIDI [02:50] please don't hate me.. [02:50] but are you sure you've got the wires in the right holes? :) [02:50] yeah, lmao [02:50] i even tried every port [02:50] just in case [02:51] Joah: where is driver=... [02:52] that didn't output a driver field for any of my sound devices [02:52] oh [02:52] waity [02:52] wait* [02:52] it did, lol [02:52] sorry [02:52] configuration: driver=snd_ctxfi latency=32 maxlatency=5 mingnt=4 [02:53] why cant i enable full hinting in 18.04 [02:53] its set to full hinting in both the gnome-tweak-tool and in /etc/fonts/local.conf [02:54] !details | sloshy [02:54] sloshy: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [02:54] and theres still no full hinting, fonts look exactly the same as they do set to slight hinting [02:55] hmm [02:55] Joah: ok, driver loaded, lets pastebin your dmesg please? [02:55] weirdly enough, if i change the output device in sound settings, it stays on my my HDMI video card's sound output [02:55] sure [02:55] is it just that certain fonts dont support full hinting [02:55] !paste | Joah [02:55] Joah: 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. [02:56] yeah, got it. sorry. lol [02:56] sloshy: can we have a screenshot of that? [02:56] what command should i run to get a more specific output from dmesg? just running dmesg gives me a ton [02:57] fuck this [02:57] ...lol [02:57] Joah: yes, the whole ton please [03:01] lotuspsychje, i found these relevant lines [03:01] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rpwpfGhVWy/ [03:01] if you do need the whole thing for sure, let me know [03:02] Joah: yeah the whole thing please [03:02] ok [03:02] sec [03:03] i pm'd you with it [03:04] Joah: there's no sensitive data in dmesg, you can share it here, volunteers can help and might have other ideas [03:04] ah, okay [03:04] got it [03:04] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/28Fpn7KZGb/ [03:06] woo unicomp! :D [03:06] :) [03:07] weird that it says spacesaver, this is a full model m [03:07] I *think* they mean that it saves space compared to the monsters from the 80s [03:08] same size, lolol. this is their version of the model m. they have a smaller "spacesaver" model [03:08] it's not like a modern 80% or 60% or whatever "spacesaver", but compared to the old ones, they're still a bit smaller :) [03:08] probably just the same usb controller [03:08] Joah: did you disable internal audio in bios? [03:08] hmm, i may have [03:08] would that cause the PCI card to not work? [03:09] Joah: usually when installing a new card, you can disable internal mobo audio [03:09] hmm [03:09] should i go into the BIOS and make sure it's disabled? [03:09] Joah: cause thats the card you wanna be using right? [03:09] yeah, i don't wanna use the built-in sound card [03:10] just the one i installed today [03:10] Joah: ok, please doublecheck [03:10] kk, brb [03:11] hi all, any idea why upgrading from linux kernel 4.13 to 4.15 fails at update-initramfs libkmod: ERROR ../libkmod/libkmod-config.c:656 kmod_config_parse: /etc/modprobe.d/btrfs.conf line 1: ignoring bad line starting with 'options' [03:12] is_null: can we get the full output of apt in a pastebin please? [03:12] for information, i made /et/modprobe.d/btrfs.conf and it contains only `options btrfs` [03:13] don't you need to actually give an option on that line? [03:13] is_null: you are not using custom kernel or something? [03:14] no custom kernel, full outputs: https://dpaste.de/1L4v [03:14] okay, all disabled but still having the same issue [03:14] not sure if it ever complained in the past but at least this got this system to load the btrfs module on boot, maybe there's a better way ? [03:15] Joah: you dualboot with windows? [03:15] because currently this interrupts apt upgrade, i hope it's recoverable [03:15] nope, just ubuntu [03:16] Joah: what are your uefi settings like? fastboot & secureboot? [03:16] both are turned off [03:16] should have used /etc/modules apparently [03:16] Joah: ok tnx, can you simulate a new dmesg please? [03:16] sure [03:17] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RSP4BNMq7v/ [03:17] is_null: https://sources.debian.org/src/kmod/26-1/libkmod/libkmod-config.c/#L615 -- this sure looks like it expects some options on that line [03:18] removed my /et/modprobe.d/btrfs.conf in favor of /etc/modules, but still it seems like apt was interrupted before finishing, while Processing triggers, such as generating the initramfs which i might have to force running again somehow ? [03:19] Joah: Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint, sure fastboot & secureboot are off? [03:19] right, optios == NULL goto syntax_error, well maybe i haven't installed a kernel at all since i added this, but that surely made the server nicely reboot proof xD [03:20] which is weird because i thought it would auto load btrfs module because it's a listed driver in fstab [03:20] i know fastboot and secureboot are off [03:20] how do i disable lock debugging? [03:20] Joah: can i see a paste of: sudo lshw -C video too please? [03:21] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/p95YtknGMz/ [03:22] Joah: do you have sound at all? or stuttering audio? [03:23] perfect sound through that graphics card [03:23] via HDMI [03:25] * is_null reinstalling everything with apt-get --reinstall [03:25] Joah: how old is that sound card? [03:26] 2008ish [03:26] but it's new [03:27] is_null: if that doesn't do it, try update-initramfs -k all -u or update-initramfs -k all -c [03:27] is_null: time for me to bail, have fun :) === [b0b] is now known as b0b [03:31] Joah: all i find are old threads for that audio card, you could try a !bug but i suspect that might not gain much, as the card is 10y old [03:32] !bug [03:32] If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [03:34] hmm [03:34] lotuspsychje, while going through ubuntu-bug, it reported that PCM is muted on that card [03:34] Joah: sudo lshw -C sound, did not show your other card? [03:34] but i can't find anything that says it's muted. it says to unmute it in alsamixer [03:35] how do i do that? [03:35] Joah: you mean you found another bug where it says pcm muted? [03:35] that does show the card [03:35] when filling out the bug report, apport says that PCM is muted [03:36] i loaded up alsamixer and typed typing M but that didn't do anything [03:38] Joah: check alsamixer, and see if there are any mutes enabled? [03:38] what indicates a mute in alsamixer? [03:39] Joah: that the levels are not set to 0 [03:39] everything is 100 [03:40] Joah: you tested pavucontrol too right? [03:40] yeah [03:40] it's at 100% [03:41] Joah: also your audio is set to your card, and not to the hdmi one? [03:41] yup [03:41] kk [03:41] Joah: well maybe proceed with your bug then, maybe something might happen, or other volunteers might have ideas to test [03:42] Joah: in alsamixer, don't miss F6 (to switch between sound cards), and tab to switch between views. and that you may be able to scroll right and left [03:42] yup [03:42] switched to the right card [03:42] and did tab, everything is 100% [03:42] the weird thing is, it's acting like it's muted and apport says PCM is muted, but everything is showing at 100% [03:43] Joah: tnx for bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1833652 [03:43] Launchpad bug 1833652 in alsa-driver (Ubuntu) "[SB-XFi - Creative X-Fi, playback] No sound at all" [Undecided,New] [03:43] lotuspsychje, thank you for all your help :) [03:43] Joah: maybe also mention in your description, you disabled internal audio in bios [03:43] it ca be at 100% and still muted, swince muted can be a true/false (checkbox-like) option, which overrides the volume set. [03:44] pressing "m" doesn't do anything [03:44] lotuspsychje, done, thanks [03:45] Joah: maybe another idea to test, is the ubuntu-desktop with gnome [03:45] i see you on mate now [03:49] Joah: or even older ubuntu release, like 16.04 perhaps, to compare [03:49] you know, that's a great idea. i should try 16.04 on a USB stick [03:50] Joah: great, try to follow-up your bug too, and describe the tests you did too [03:50] Joah: i'm not really good at debugging sound, but by what i can tell from your bug reports' attached alsa-info, it should just work. what do you have plugged into the soundcard? [03:50] i tried two different speakers i have [03:51] and you're sure you connected that to the soundblaster and not the onboard audio, right? [03:51] yeah, lolol [03:52] just making sure, sorry ;) [03:52] i even tried every port on it, just in case [03:52] no, it's okay. i appreciate the help [03:53] there are also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure [03:53] Joah: "amixer -c X" where X is the card number shown by "aplay -l" can help because it shows all the internal volume and mute settings [03:54] that output a lot, lol [03:55] let's see [03:55] Simple mixer control 'Line',0 [03:55] it's showing that as "off" [03:55] Joah: "pastebinit <( amixer -c X )" (replace X) [03:55] Simple mixer control 'Front',0 [03:55] is on, though [03:56] TJ-: search "Amixer output" at https://launchpadlibrarian.net/429832352/AlsaInfo.txt [03:56] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7b4qxpWmYf/ [03:57] lines 13/14 show "off" [03:57] how do i turn them on? lol [03:57] i might be a bit of a noob when it comes to this [04:01] ugh, lost connection [04:01] TJ-, how would i turn those on? i'm a bit of a noob with this [04:02] Joah: I'm not sure about the syntax, but try "amixer -c 1 set PCM unmute" (replace 1 with the card index you have there) [04:02] amixer: Invalid command! [04:02] :( [04:02] amixer -c0 set PCM 100 unmute [04:02] card 0 , isnt it? [04:02] yup [04:02] it output the same thing where it says "off" [04:02] after i did that, tomreyn [04:03] hmm maybe amixer -c0 set PCM toggle [04:04] Joah: OK, maybe that is because its got a problem. I like 'amixer' because we can get an idea of what you see with the alsamixer TUI [04:04] now it says "on" [04:04] but still no audio [04:04] line is also off [04:05] ooo, that's progress! At least it responds. Are there any other outputs "off" that we should try togggling? [04:05] in case you have the speaker connected there [04:05] I'll let tomreyn figure it out :) [04:05] amixer -c0 set Line toggle [04:05] on now [04:06] but showing at 0%, sec [04:06] capture is 0, playback is 100% [04:06] ah [04:07] still nothing [04:07] Center/LFE is also off [04:07] still nothing [04:08] can you post another pastebinit <( amixer -c 0 ) [04:09] tomreyn, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/DKVqtv8Sj8/ [04:10] hmm, i can't see what's missing now [04:12] yeah, it's really odd [04:13] spdif is still muted, but i assume you have your speakers connected on line or front? [04:13] connected as front, yeah [04:13] analog [04:13] then i don't know :-/ [04:13] Joah: have you tried *recording* using a microphone or line-in to prove it works at least in one direction? [04:13] hmm, good idea [04:14] also pavucontrol would show whether there's actually 'sound flowing' through these devices [04:14] i.e. the meters should show. [04:18] recording through line in works [04:20] pavucontrol's meters move when sound is playing [04:20] but still no audio [04:20] :-/ please update your bug report with the progress we made since. [04:20] Joah: do you have an external line 'vu' meter you could put on the outputs; check what voltages peak-to-peak if any are there. I'm wondering if you've got unamplified line 0.5V p-to-p [04:21] Joah: something else you could try, a loop-back 3.5mm to 3.5mm stereo from output to line-in now you know line-in works [04:21] will try a loopback [04:22] no VU meter but both speakers are amplified [04:26] well, this is strange [04:26] loopback recorded audio [04:26] but i don't actually get anything with the speaker connected [04:26] so the levels coming out have to be really low [04:27] okay, even weirder, recording i still get audio even when the cable isn't connected [04:27] something is definitely not right [04:28] i guess you have a second mic hidden somewhere in your system [04:28] what audio do you actually get? [04:28] recording input is set as line in on the card [04:28] i get the music i was playing [04:28] ah. [04:29] is there perhaps two audio routing systems running? jackd and also pulse audio? [04:29] there shouldn't be, no [04:29] well, there shouldn't be. but is there? [04:29] how would i check? [04:30] that i'm not certain [04:30] you do have pa running... maybe search for jackd with ps -ax [04:31] and pipe it to | grep jack* [04:32] no jackd [04:32] Joah: it is starting to look like an internal routing/mixing issue [04:32] alas, i'm no expert; i just sound like one [04:33] Joah: is this a new Ubunt install or been in use for a while? [04:33] installed a couple days ago [04:34] Joah: regular Ubuntu not Ubuntu Studio? [04:34] just ubuntu mate [04:34] Joah: I'm wondering if this is all due to a bad audio device [04:34] i'm starting to wonder that, too [04:35] Joah: any possibility of testing it in a different motherboard? [04:35] can we check on the drivers for such a device? [04:36] got any other audio devices? USB breakout box? [04:36] I have to leave now, hope you get it sorted [04:37] TJ-, thanks for your help, much appreciated [04:37] i don't have another motherboard, unfortunately [04:38] when playing audio through it and recording line in, i get a perfect recording of what's playing even when there's no cable connected [04:38] adjusting the playback volume while recording works, too [04:38] really strange [04:39] that is pretty weird. i wonder if there's something built into your monitor [04:39] spooky too. like, your computer can hear what you're saying all the time [04:40] orwellian [04:42] or do you mean it's recording what your computer is playing? [04:42] that's called play-thru. there has to be a setting you can turn off somewhere === TheMesquito is now known as CodeLyoko [05:55] that's the second time i overheated the cpu. no overclock with a stock cooler [05:55] i think i'm missing some motherboard drivers. [06:02] !sensors | gallomimia [06:02] Gallomimia, please see my private message [06:08] Gallomimia: you can also /msg the bot for even less noise in the chan ;) === uptime is now known as sargeant_uptime [06:59] Hello all, I'm trying to find details on the Ubuntu 16.04 Linux Kernel 4.8.0-53 Wondering is it still maintained by anybody or when it was last maintained [07:05] jwhitmore: no longer supported [07:05] jwhitmore: I don't see a -53. I see -52 and -54 (here: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-image-4.8&searchon=names&suite=xenial§ion=all) Clicking into one of those packages and looking at the changelog puts the last date (for -52 and -54) at 6 June 2019. [07:06] Thank you, I know that it's probably no longer supported, but wanted to see when the last patch was applied. [07:06] august 2017, probably [07:08] jwhitmore: Oh right. Sorry, that changelog file isn't for that particular package, but the source package. So that june 6 rev was for 4.15.0 [07:09] Flannel, thank for that link, I don't see a 53 but there are versions up to a -58 unfortunately no date listed though [07:09] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Support?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=16.04.x+Ubuntu+Kernel+Support+Schedule.svg shows 4.8 branch support ending aug 2017 [07:13] Ben64, deadly thanks for that link. I was trying to see had somebody else, apart from Cannonical taken up the baton and continued publishing security patches but obviously not [07:14] jwhitmore: you can go down to 4.4 or up to 4.15, no reason to stay on 4.8 [07:15] Ben I was just looking at on that diagram you sent. It looks like there's support for 4.15 until Apr 2021 [07:16] correct, that's the end of life for 16.04 [07:17] Thanks a million for your help! === BLU is now known as Guest27061 [07:43] when on ubuntu 18.04 with gnome3 and firefox 67.03, let say on about:performance from firefox I have 4 tabs running consuming 200mb. But when completely closing firefox from htop tells me let say 1G ram has been freed. Whose those 800mb difference is, ubuntu's pilling up stuff, or firefox's? thanks [07:46] gofio, https://github.com/profiler-tools/memprof-addon [07:49] lupulo: thanks. And nice nick btw, we could make beer together [07:50] gofio, https://profiler.firefox.com/ it is more friednly but the pattern of searching is that [07:52] lupulo: so you think is more firefox issue [07:53] it looks they're throwing new versions pretty quick as of late. From 67.00 to 67.03 in less than two weeks ¿? [07:56] gofio, no idea about developer teams and QA teams [07:56] gofio, sure, firefox neither ubuntu are debian [07:57] lupulo: it's funny to me your nick cuz I'm trying (actually) to find seeds of what your nick means in spanish which it's hops, and no way I can find it, nor many people actually know wtf it is. Wonder how that ended up as nick, but never mind [07:57] lupulo: debian? [07:57] oh you mean they update [07:58] Developer -> Test -> QA -> update [07:58] :/ :whatever: [07:59] gofio, https://quality.mozilla.org/ [08:00] it could be blablabla or really satisfaction (Rolling stone sense ;-) like chrome ) [08:03] lupulo: I'm not floating in ram excess, not even 4g, but it seems firefox is makin its own calculations about what the limit of memory to use, which it seems around 200mb or 250, so while on something is not above that, everything goes fine, but as soon it goes above it, say to 350mb, cpu usage from firefox goes to the roof, while there're still plenty of free ram. So trying to figure out the balance there [08:03] gofio, you could reclaim to the QA Team more not functional requirements [08:04] not many resources so if in order to "profile" those resources I need more resources....as add ons or whatever, like htop sometimes using 15% of cpu, not very fan of that [08:05] lupulo: are you spanish native by any chance? [08:06] why are you italian? [08:08] lupulo: not but close. Closer than chinese for example. Ciao, and auguri, that's pretty much all my italian [08:09] greek [08:09] so maybe that lupulo comes more from wolf than from the plant. I see [08:09] hahaha [08:09] cool. So glad I don't have to deal with greek keyboards :) [08:10] there is aggresive plants too, do you play plants vs zoombies :-) [08:10] enough with spanish ones in an english world [08:10] lupulo in spanish means hobs, the plant is used to make beer [08:11] but lupus is wolf in latin as well, so. Actually Lopez is a spanish last name, it seems one of the oldest ones, as it comes from the romans, from the twins legend of the Rome foundation and all that. [08:11] lupulo: thanks [08:29] is there a ubuntu-firefox channel? [08:32] hi all [08:34] im using "rsync -avP /src /dest" - /dest is mounted nfs3 share. while trasfering very small files this rsync have only transfer-rates less then 1mb/s - anyone have an idea how to optimzie this? [08:34] when i sync a 1gb file its transfered in 10-20seks... [08:43] what's the keyboard shortcut in ubuntu 18.04 gnome3 to copy a line from htop? [08:44] gofio: probably ctrl+shift+c [08:45] tried shift+left mouse button but did notwork, ctrl+shift+c seems it does not either :/ [08:48] gofio: does work in top, but not in htop here too [08:51] coconut: :/ [08:52] gofio: this one works for me -> https://superuser.com/questions/809989/is-there-a-way-to-copy-text-in-htop#809999 [08:53] coconut: wow did you changed font size? [08:53] nope [08:53] k [08:54] there are two answers which one worked for you [08:54] last one [08:54] and just step 3 [08:55] "Is there a way to copy text in htop?" "So at the moment I conclude that the answer to your question is "no"." [08:55] coconut: cool, ty [08:56] no works here [08:56] looks like a trick for a tv show xD [08:56] andre144k: http://nfs.sourceforge.net/#section_b discusses some configurations relevant to performance. [08:57] I'm half way. Hope will get it done before sun sets [08:57] coconut: thanks. Promising :) [08:58] at least i could select text [08:58] gofio: it works, you just have to be fast enough [08:59] aka copy before text gets unselected [09:00]