[00:00] deltab: What is the difference between /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin [00:00] Sounds like /usr/local/sbin is more appropriate in my case [00:05] plongshot: sbin is typically where "system administration" type stuff goes, whereas bin would be for anything; that being said, this is a matter of convention [00:07] plongshot: man hier lists various directories and what they're for === zbenjamin is now known as Guest9297 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:21] At boot, I am greeted by a black screen with mouse cursor only. If I vtswitch away from login manager and back, then the login screen is visible. This also happens if i logout from an x11 session. Using Nvidia (1080ti) [01:21] *after boot [01:22] nvidia drviers 418.56 (i've tried several versions) and i've tried gdm and lightdm [01:48] <[rg]> what is the way to maintain packages on an external drive with apt? is it possible? [01:52] [rg]: mount your external harddrive as /bin /sbin /lib etcetera. or just mount it as the filesystem root. [01:55] <[rg]> brianx: I can mount more than once? I wouldt want to get managled packages [01:55] rsync your /var/cache/apt/archives/ , maybe with grsync as a gui [01:57] <[rg]> hmm, might try anohter way then [01:57] [rg]: you can mount your hard drive every time you boot your machine. why wouldn't you be able to mount it? [01:58] <[rg]> I want to access stuff from /bin on my system and the external drive, so mounting wont work [01:58] <[rg]> I shouldve mentioned that before [01:58] <[rg]> does anyone use ubuntu support? do you know if they'd be willing to work with custom kernels? === macroprep__ is now known as macroprep [01:59] custom kernels like home made? [02:01] [rg]: then you'll have to symbolic link. apt won't maintain that but the files will be on the drive you move them to. what you're asking for makes zero sense though. [02:06] where to find a minimal ubuntu-server? the default one is already 4GB (only added openssh-server)? why do I need all those cloud* stuff by default? can I choose not to have them? [02:08] i need a minimal ubuntu server,can I customize it somehow [02:10] you can do apt remove {package you don't need} [02:10] brianx: yes but that's super long list...it would be nice to let me choose packages to install like debian [02:10] bummer. [02:11] you could always install debian. that's my main os and i'm quite happy with it. [02:11] yes doing that [02:11] since desktop is ubuntu i kind of use ubuntu on the server [02:11] 👍 good job. [02:11] <[rg]> ausjke: ubuntu minimal install + one of the ubuntu metapackages is pretty small [02:12] <[rg]> I've used that for chroot enviroments [02:12] what do you mean 'ubuntu minimal' [02:12] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [02:13] <[rg]> yep [02:13] thanks that seems like the minimal debian cd, let me try that === [b0b] is now known as b0b [02:14] yea tbh i use debian as a main oS [02:15] very happy with it, really stable [02:15] my 25 cents. [02:15] debian server yes, desktop last time i checked ubuntu supports multi screen etc better [02:16] completely agree Psil0Cybin. ubuntu is for systems at work, they standardized on it for some reason. [02:16] but yes i love debian, some servers are running server [02:17] by the way, ibm bought redhat, i have been thinking microsoft/amazon/google might buy canonical one day, wait and see [02:17] ausjke: you're on the right screen right now. netflix is fullscreen to your left and vnc into a game of freeciv is on the leftmost monitor. what more can you want? [02:18] brianx: debian 10? [02:18] brianx, i noticed that at my last work place...Ubuntu standard desktop, I mean it is good for new employees who need to get used to linux [02:18] plenty of doucmentation but little do they know its built off deby :) mmm [02:18] woops spelling went out the window. [02:18] ausjke: 9.9 currently. 10 is too new for me. [02:19] Psil0Cybin: they're mac on the desktop for technical people or managers and windows for everyone else. no linux on desktops unfortunately. [02:20] brianx, thats interesting thats like my NEW workplace [02:20] LOL [02:20] my companies lots of ubuntu though [02:20] although its the managers that blasted get the mac laptops :P [02:20] esp for developers that is [02:20] I wanted one, but noooo im a programmer! [02:20] assholes :P [02:20] fortunately you can bring your own mushrooms and byod as well. progressive company in some ways. [02:21] the least you can run linux inside virtualbox [02:21] your an asshole :P its an old nickname good sir [02:21] from my wild days [02:21] :) [02:21] i think they would kick me out freshprince of belair styles if i came to work on mushrooms [02:21] nothing wrong with a little bit of mushrooms. [02:22] brianx, :) i like your approach. [02:22] you must be agile. [02:22] exactly. thinking outside the box. [02:22] whenever i hear agile i standup [02:22] * brianx gives ausjke some agile. [02:23] meething time, then you sprint, and spike it [02:23] xD people make fun of me for standing up @ work i was asked if i could see the monitor better... i said it gives me a new perspective on the situation [02:23] haha, good. [02:23] all under the leadership or scrum bastards [02:23] LOL [02:23] you guys make me laugh wow...i missed IRC [02:24] fail fast, fail often. [02:24] LOL [02:24] I call it the Touch the hot stove methodology. [02:24] hurts doesnt it? [02:24] i'm old enough to know better. [02:24] so you dont just lick things and ask questions later correct? [02:25] * ausjke is making a chromebook today with minimal-ubuntu(debian) + chrome, nothing more [02:25] hence debian 9 on my desktop. [02:25] is that what you implied? [02:25] lick mushrooms, ask questions after. [02:25] well debian doesnt have the same cooky names as Ubuntu [02:25] what are we on when it comes to Ubuntu? Fuzzy Fantanasium? [02:25] however chrome can see all file:/// so your filesystem is naked, no way to hide that, need squash it to readonly [02:26] brianx, dont get me fired now [02:26] ill come into work anyway im agile [02:26] ok, portobella only for you Psil0Cybin [02:27] im more of a shitake man [02:27] but yes any mushroom is delicious....1up [02:27] so many choices. fail fast. [02:29] now i just need to find an agile woman [02:29] and ill be a pro miester. [02:30] who do you think is playing civ with me on the left monitor? [02:30] lucky bastard :P [02:30] and here i am p[laying wiht my self. [02:31] i'd be luckier if she was here or i was there. [02:31] but that's getting a bit off topic. should stick to shitakes. [02:35] yea i figured dont want to get the tsk tsk finger pointing at me again :( [02:35] back. [02:35] they force peop[le like me into ubuntu offtopic [02:35] :( [02:35] more like put me under the rug. [02:36] so xorg the minimal package is enough to run a browser, what's the package of wayland to do that? 'sudo apt install weston'? [02:36] but also brianx I DONT KNOW ANYTHING you cant prove anything!!! [02:37] i'm still trying to figure out why [rg] wanted to install packages on an external drive. but they left apparently. [02:38] lol yea i kinda want ot know the answer to that also rn [02:40] heh [02:40] that is a pretty strange approach. [02:41] I mean, if you want a portable application that isn't installed then have a portable application with your libraries included and written in something like C. [02:41] 2GB with minimal server, swapfile takes 400MB even though I did not choose it [02:41] Unless they were referring to a persistent bootable USB [02:41] /var/lib/apt is 200MB [02:41] ausjke, are you trying to get even more minimal? [02:42] magic_ninja_work: yes i need run many of them on vps [02:42] maybe docker+chrome is a better idea, trying to get a chromebook running in the cloud basically, the smaller the better [02:43] or a server with lxc running the same chrome in rootfs [02:43] probably. I'm not sure about getting ubuntu to be that minimalistic. [02:43] May I PM you? [02:43] why not, free world [02:43] it is just polite to ask. [02:43] magic_ninja_work: bootable usb would have made sense. as would something like a portable firefox/tor on usb. [02:43] thanks === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK [03:16] Hey guys, I'm on Ubuntu-budgie on my iMac 12,1, and I'm trying to get an "Elgato Thunderbolt 2 Dock" working. I don't know where I read that it worked fine under linux before I bought it, but now I'm stuck with it. Does anybody know anything about Thunderbolt 2 docks? I'm not at that machine now, but if someone has some links for me to chase down and read, I'd be super appreciative. [03:18] on my lenovo x1, there is no bluetooth on ubuntu - does anyone know how to fix this? [03:35] debian minimal is 800MB comparing to ubuntu's 2GB, nice [03:35] ? [03:43] wow, and i thought linux was getting bloated when it didn't fit on 1.44mb anymore. :-/ [03:44] ausjke, the 2GB is the live image. [03:44] nope i mean after installation [03:45] gotcha [03:45] after pull in chrome it doubles to 1.6GB :( [03:45] lol [03:45] not sure how midori is for surfing these days, must be much smaller [03:47] I'm using Firefox-ESR that came with Debian. [03:47] interesting, why such old browser .. oh debian [03:48] I use Midori web brower here too. :) [03:48] DOSfan, so you do not use ubuntu either? [03:48] interesting [03:49] I use ubuntu. [03:49] Just not right this minute. [03:49] OerHeks: No I am running Ubuntu .. version 16 .. I also use that default web browser that comes with Ubuntu. [03:50] oh, they give a snap now https://snapcraft.io/midori [03:50] and Firefox (current ver : 68.0) [03:50] even midori pulls in 500MB [03:51] OerHeks, Browses the web just fine. Doesn't eat RAM like the version that comes with ubuntu. [03:51] can someone use golang to write a browser so I can have a 60MB binary without all those hundreds of MB dependencies [03:53] OerHeks: yes Midori is also a snap too .. it also makes an snap entry ... /snap/midori/452 .. which shows up in the Gnome resource monitor ... or by the terminal command 'snap list --all'. [03:53] so, with midori it's 1.5GB, with chrome it's 1.6GB, what the [03:54] back to chrome [03:54] Midori is only taking up 10Meg of memory .. very small initial loading memory ... Firfox is like 80+Meg easy. [03:54] ausjke, , they're hell compared to what they used to be. [03:55] to be fair there are about 200MB left-over that apt remove chrome can not get rid of even with apt clean/apt remove [03:55] maybe lynx can run on a small fddev with some graphic rendering one day [03:55] what hard drive / CPU settup do you guys have running .. and what Ubuntu version? ... do any of you use the KDE evrinment or Plasma ? [03:56] i thought kde is for europe and gnome is for usa... [03:56] I use Ubuntu on a SSD Xeon box and a AMD dual cpu (this computer). [03:56] DOSfan, I was using Kubuntu 18.04 for quite some time [03:56] xps8300 ubuntu 1804 here [03:57] XPS with Debian 10 currently [03:58] I have yet to get into version 18 .. my computers here run 16.04.06 LTS .. I like the Unity GUI , it runs all the KDE applications too .. the KDE partition manager is nice. [03:59] hurry, 20.04 is coming [04:00] Well here I have a HP XW8600 running Ubuntu 16.04 (on a 2.5 inch SSD) , and a M.2 SSD memory chip I put in a PCIe card (which runs Win7 and DOS). [04:00] friggen runs faaast :P~ [04:04] quick question, so are the headers in linux-libc-dev supposed to match your kernel version? from what i understand, those headers are provided for userspace, while linux-headers-`uname -r` is for kernel modules? [04:05] I was a Unity fan from day one and it took a while to get used to some of the changes in gnome, but it's what I prefer nowadays. [04:26] g-nite :) [04:55] Hello, I have read several howtos about how to set up ldap auth config but I am not able to get the client to query the server at all; I'm running ubuntu 19 [05:40] which linux distro to choose? [05:40] i feel ubuntu more advanced [05:41] more advanced than what? [05:42] !flavors [05:42] 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 [05:43] than windows [05:45] ahh, ok. [05:47] looking for secured os with debian flavor and get more security fix often but the thing is dont want to keep ugrading different os every 5 years or so [05:48] nonwhat do you expect for answer in the #ubuntu support channel? [05:48] btw 5 years can be expanded, paid support [05:48] !esm [05:48] Canonical offers paid extended security support for end-of-life LTS releases through the Ubuntu Advantage program. For more information, see https://ubuntu.com/esm . ESM is not an Ubuntu community offering; please direct questions about it to Canonical directly. [06:26] Hello :) [06:26] I'm pretty sure I have been hacked... [06:27] I'm not sure where to begin, but is there a ubuntu override? [06:27] I'm on 18...and can't burn any new disks because I think my entire machine is crunched. [06:28] 4.15.0-55-generic #60-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 2 18:22:20 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [06:28] what makes you think you have been hacked? [06:31] The distrobutions I download end up returning bad results for a gtp test... [06:31] oh ic, where did you download the distro? [06:31] Plus when I download with sudo apt-get I get old programs [06:32] can't say, a friend downloaded it... [06:34] soteree: apt-get as opposed to what? [06:34] also soteree did apt-get update occur as well? O.o [06:35] do you still have the iso? did verify the SHA256? [06:35] https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop/thank-you?country=&version=18.04.2&architecture=amd64 [06:36] it doesn't sound like you got hacked. but it is possible you have a hack distro from your friend. but you won't know for sure unless you SHA256 verify it [06:37] thanks! I'll check once it's downloaded [06:38] brb [06:38] you don't need to download a new one. don't you have the iso from your friend?click on verify your download [06:38] it'll show you the command to how to verify your iso [06:38] So btw I get this warning when using gpg: [06:38] gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on homedir '/home/soter/.gnupg' [06:39] the download will? [06:40] how do I check it it is safe before using it? I tried and I got an unknown system error [06:40] but prob because it's still downloading. [06:41] do you have the old iso where your friend gave you it? [06:41] soteree: you shouldn't be downloading anything, get the iso you installed the system with, or where ever it might be, and follow the instructions of the guru dude. [06:42] no, the usb has since been returned :\ [06:42] soteree: personally i'd just redownload a new iso and reinstall, backup data you want to keep and get something with a little more security.. or at least peace of mind. [06:43] okay! when you click on bottom left hand corner. the 9 sqaures. than type in USB creator. it'll show you an app to make a Ubuntu bootable usb flash drive [06:43] (when you complete the ubuntu iso) of course [06:44] :) [06:44] do you have a usb flash drive? [06:44] one's handy [06:45] I suppose the system will check if the iso is good or not [06:46] um, for errors yes [06:46] not if its the offical iso [07:01] macspoofing disables wificonnection,using bionic [07:01] any ideas? [07:35] did whats his name fixed his computer? [07:44] Hi, theres a python program that processes webcam feed on github. It gives FPS as a benchmark metric. I'veconverted the code to c++ and would like to test the performance gain. I noticed the FPS went up but then i relase that FPS depends on the other processes I'm running on the computer hence not a very reliable benchmark. What is a good way to be [07:44] nchmark the CPU and RAM usage for both pieces of code without external influences like number of browser tabs opne or docker services running. [08:02] eraserpencil4: Maybe an absolute empty virtual machine. The virtualisation host can count quite well how many CPU cycles were used up. [08:27] <[[thufir]]> I've just installed tor through snap, but how do I launch the browser? [08:30] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?go=Go&search=thufir: afaik the "tor" snap is just the tcp overlay thing, without the tor-browser if you mean that [08:35] i download tor from the website [08:36] make sure to use a vpn before launching tor [08:41] <[[thufir]]> padarc: yeah, that seems the problem [08:41] <[[thufir]]> can I not install the tor browser through snap? [08:43] looks like you can't install the tor browser from snap. i just looked it up [08:45] <[[thufir]]> ZaZaGX: thanks. can you tell me how you know, for my reference? [08:45] https://www.torproject.org/ [08:47] click on download, and pick the Operating System that you have [08:48] anyways, the offical canonical snap website is: https://snapcraft.io/ [08:48] you can look up other programs on snap to install [08:51] [[thifir]], do you know how to launch it? [08:52] <[[thufir]]> yes, it seems to be launching [08:52] did you extract it? [08:53] <[[thufir]]> I was just hoping to use snap. I'm just poking around, not following the manual. I installed with apt, and it seems to be downloading a keyring now, although it took quite a while. thx. [08:54] <[[thufir]]> (I'll follow the manual if I continue to use tor, of course. Just seeing what all the hoopla is about. Seems to be getting there. thx again.) [08:57] ah okay [08:57] which apt-get program did you download? [08:57] i'm not even sure which one is the right file name [08:59] <[[thufir]]> sudo apt install torbrowser-launcher [09:00] hmmm, you go try that. i'm not sure if that is the right now [09:00] one* [09:01] in Ubuntu 19.04, it says the torbrowser-launcher is version 0.3.1-2 [09:04] the lastest version of the Tor browser is 8.5.4 [09:04] <[[thufir]]> LoL [09:08] did it work for you [[thufir]]? [09:09] <[[thufir]]> ZaZaGX: woefully slow computer, but I have popup dialog boxes from the OS relating to downloading keys, etc, so seems fine :) [09:09] hey all. i installed Ubuntu LTS on new kvm box. it says ...115 updates are security updates... message. but i already did update, upgrade, dis-upgrade. i did reboot too. why still that message on login? [09:10] <[[thufir]]> Downloading and install Tor browser for the first time -- but I managed to get that dialog twice by launching from different terminal windows. Oh well, it'll be fine I'm sure. Just very, very out of date version. [09:11] its actually recommended to install the lastest TOR browser. because there are security flaws [09:12] QR, not sure. do you mean a KVM switch? [09:13] [[thurfir]], you should use a vpn than lanuch TOR browser, so you can do stuff on the private [09:15] ZaZaGX: kvm vps [09:16] hmm ok, just looked it up [09:17] i haven't used a kvm vps before. so i can't help you there. does it save other stuff when you reboot? [09:20] yes [09:47] where's motd data located [10:21] Question: I am using Ubuntu 18.04 and, as recommended, Dockers own repository. I have 'unattended-upgrades' enabled for automatic security updates. However, is Docker also updates using 'unattended-upgrades' [10:21] Or is it only for Ubuntu-internal stuff? [10:31] hey guys plz help, I wanted to close qbittorrent and I clicked on quit but when the tray icon was still there I opened terminal and did pkill qbittorrent and now I can't reopen it === karthikcharan is now known as shonhadow [10:37] Hi guys, I have a dsl-router of AVM and I connected my usb MFP printer to a router for sharing into ubuntu desktop. In Ubuntu I have installed printer driver for linux and than I created a new printer with CUPS choosing profile "AppSocket/HP JetDirect" port 9100. The printer works fine but I couldn't get the scanner to connect to the xsane program [10:37] . Since the dsl-router opens the AppSocket / HP JetDirect service on port 9100, I wanted to know if this port can be used to connect even with the integrated scanner [10:37] ? [10:58] hello all. I have a fresh install of ubuntu 18.04 on my hp laptop. When i start up my computer i always have to press escape to go into boot options. After that i press F9 to choose boot mode and then i can select ubuntu to boot up. Is there any way to boot automaticly into ubuntu ? When i normaly start the computer i always get the blue screen of windows ( that my computer needs to be restored) it looks like the computer standard [10:58] boots into OS bootmanager from windows .... [10:59] you can install efibootmgr (assuming you're on an EFI installation) [11:00] yes the computer is EUefi [11:00] specon: What computer [11:00] only 4 years old [11:00] HP envy [11:00] Howdy folks [11:01] specon, see if UEFI settings has system config/os boot manager, move ubuntu to top of the list and press F10 [11:01] "sudo efibootmgr" will then list the entries you have. Then with "sudo efibootmgr --bootorder, you can set the order of the entries (0000 is generally booted first) [11:01] jeremy okay i will try that. [11:02] i be right back i am going to restart and enter the bios to check the settings hold on [11:02] efibootmgr works on my Lenovo but is ignored on my HP [11:02] Then you can also write a handy "bootwindows" script, which uses "sudo efibootmgr --bootnext XXXX && sudo reboot", where XXXX is the windows partition. The PC will then reboot into windows. [11:05] i'm back [11:06] In UEFI boot order ubuntu is not in the list [11:06] i have usb cd/dvd rom drive and usb diskette os bootmanager and internet cd/DVD and network adaptor [11:07] specon: when you were installing Ubuntu, are you in UEFI mode or CSM? [11:12] EoflaOE, i don't know [11:12] i have ubuntu 64 bit version on usb stick and i booted up into that [11:12] it asked me where to install the distro [11:12] i have set whipe all drives ( don't install it allong windows) [11:12] how can I get gnupg2 v.2.2.4 on ubuntu xenial 16.04? [11:13] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnupg2 [11:13] do i have to upgrade to bionic 18.04 or is there a way round? [11:13] my computer is now in UEFI mode the other option legacy is disabled [11:20] specon: no BIOS screen like http://jsbisht.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IMG_20171015_015304_-700x394.jpg [13:14] how do i make sure that ALSA is using my DAC's hardware mixer and not software mixing [13:24] hi. any advice on how to get rid of these unnecessary entries when I input just "mount" to see my mount points? https://i.imgur.com/H4Ed0H2.png [13:29] htalloush, use s/pdif [13:31] is this the same as using iec958 device? [13:32] Hi, with Skype on Ubuntu 18.04 my microphone works when i'm using gnome, but not when i'm using fluxbox, i suspect it has something to do with default input device, i can only choose "default" or HDMI(which is my second screen which has no input ofc) in Skype, anyone encounter this kind of issue? [13:36] Hi list, I need help again and stick with login loop again, please help [13:37] !xauthority | duo_ubuntu [13:37] duo_ubuntu: If the .Xauthority file in your home directory has the wrong permissions (usually due to misuse of sudo), you may be unable to log in. To fix, change to a virtual terminal with Ctrl-Alt-F3, log in with your normal username and password, run rm ~/.Xauthority* and then reboot. [13:37] I did that [13:37] but still cannot [13:37] duo_ubuntu: graphics driver installed correctly? [13:38] before is fine, Im not sure... [13:38] let me try rm xauthority one more time [13:38] duo_ubuntu: try to boot into a tty, and we can take a look with you [13:38] im in tty now [13:38] duo_ubuntu: sudo lshw -C video [13:39] duo_ubuntu: see if chipset shows & driver= loaded [13:39] iys loaded [13:39] duo_ubuntu: nvidia? [13:39] vga intel [13:40] duo_ubuntu: ok, what about your kernel version? uname -a ? [13:40] 4.15.0.55 [13:40] sounds good duo_ubuntu [13:42] cannot remove xauthority : no such file [13:42] canot sudo apt update [13:42] duo_ubuntu: why? [13:43] when it connecting to security.ubuntu.com, it just stay like that [13:45] install anything now unable to locate [13:45] what is wrong ya? [13:45] duo_ubuntu: wich country are you? [13:45] re install ubuntu desktop also not working [13:45] Indonesia [13:45] duo_ubuntu: your connection has proxy firewall or router block? [13:46] no [13:47] duo_ubuntu: try a reboot, and press F1 to switch to textbooting, maybe you catch useful errors there [13:47] before I make mistake in /etc/environment, but I remove it [13:47] duo_ubuntu: what exactly did you do before? [13:48] I did using ionic project that need to fo the path for sdk [13:49] duo_ubuntu: try the reboot and F1, maybe more hints there [13:50] wait [13:50] seem its updating but slow [13:50] should I wait? [13:50] duo_ubuntu: yes, dont interrupt updates [13:51] ok [13:51] but very slow [13:53] are there error or warnings on screen? do some of the downloads seem to fail? [13:55] so far chrome update was failed now [13:55] now doing xenial updates [13:55] when the chrome update failed, what did it say? failed because of..., error status... or something? [13:56] connection failed (ip 74.125.130.80) [13:57] so that's a google server. those are usually well connected / well reachable from most places in the world. [13:58] maybe your internet connection is not very reliable today? [13:58] its fine with this mac [13:59] do you know which type of internet access you have? from this mac running ubuntu you probably connect to some router over wireless? and what type of router is it? [14:00] no, this one for reach irc now [14:00] PING ms5 DOWNLOAD Mbps8.19 UPLOAD Mbps1.29 [14:00] tomreyn: his main issue is a loginloop, xautority didnt work [14:00] intel driver loaded [14:00] i use ubuntu on main other laptop [14:01] ya login loop [14:01] lotuspsychje: i see, thanks. [14:03] duo_ubuntu: so you have a mac running mac os, which you are working with now, and also another computer which runs ubuntu - and there you login graphically, but are then thrown back to the login screen? [14:03] let me wait till the update is finish or move then I will need advise for login loop then [14:03] yes, it goes to login screen [14:04] what about the other things i said, also correct? [14:05] mac os is Im uisng now just for chating because I cannot use my ubuntu to login [14:05] in other laptop which updating now but slow [14:05] oh ok [14:11] conection failed (IP 91.189.88.162 80) [14:12] I feel something not right in my system, like missing something. cause when try sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, it said unable to locate [14:13] duo_ubuntu: did you add external ppa's to your system? [14:14] I think I did remove all ppa list before [14:16] ok its done now [14:16] but with some fails repository cannot be done securely [14:17] duo_ubuntu: please pastebin [14:17] so how I should fix this login loop [14:17] mmm maybe I should goes to that laptop and did sudo startx then online there? [14:18] cause this one in mac Im writing [14:18] duo_ubuntu: startx is not the way to go anymore, can result to a loginloop [14:18] but sudo startx is working [14:18] wait [14:19] Hi, I'm trying to install ubuntu 19.04. I think there is something wrong with the iso I get from the official site [14:19] when I run the installer, it gets stuck at "copying files" [14:19] I think I did remove xorg server too before and cannot re install [14:20] I tried the 18.04 LTS instead and it did not get stuck [14:20] where can I get a working iso for 19.04? [14:20] Siamaster: Did you verify the integrity of the ISO of 19.04? [14:20] no? how do I do that? [14:20] also, it does not help to verify now? I already know it doesn't work. right? [14:21] !md5sum | Siamaster [14:21] Siamaster: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows [14:22] ok thanks. I don't understand why I need to do that when I download from the official site? [14:22] also, where can I get another version? [14:22] Siamaster: cause it might be corrupt [14:22] I see [14:22] Siamaster: how did you download? browser or using torrent? [14:22] browser [14:23] should I try torrent? [14:23] brb, need to restart [14:23] no need to redownload, just install the tool that makes the hash from iso and compare it to the websites hash [14:25] lotuspsychje: reboot and press f1 but only system information of lapyop [14:26] duo_ubuntu: when you see ubuntu boot logo press F1, not F2 for bios or POST boot [14:27] it splahing [14:27] splashing [14:28] start load screen backlight brightness now [14:29] it stuck now, shall I repeat? [14:30] ctrl alt f3 then goes to ttty? [14:32] sudo startx now im login [14:33] no browser can run :-( [14:34] don't run X as root [14:34] its not working without sudo [14:34] it said timeout look zautority [14:34] you should have a graphical login manager which starts your desktop as the user you logged in as [14:35] back to tty? [14:36] try updating and seem now is fast [14:37] when you start your desktop with sudo (root), any files getting newly written will be owned by root. if you then later try to start the desktop as a non root user, it will fail since the root owned files cannot be read. [14:37] !xauthority [14:37] If the .Xauthority file in your home directory has the wrong permissions (usually due to misuse of sudo), you may be unable to log in. To fix, change to a virtual terminal with Ctrl-Alt-F3, log in with your normal username and password, run rm ~/.Xauthority* and then reboot. [14:37] did that but let me try again now [14:39] remove and reboot [14:39] Where can I find the shiftfs patch? [14:40] !details | fling [14:40] fling: 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. [14:41] keep stuck on "started load/save backlight brightness of backlisty: intel backlight [14:41] tomreyn: ubuntu kernel includes a shiftfs patch. I want to grab it. [14:42] tomreyn: stuck on that [14:44] back to tty and installing ubuntu desktop now [14:44] slow again here in tty [14:46] fling: probably somewhere around here https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-signed [14:46]