[02:01] will someone please tell me how to install multiple instances of this, https://github.com/reactiflux/discord-irc [02:02] or could I just create multiple config files and run them, [02:04] multiple anoying discord IDs on irc,.. or in multiple channel? [02:06] multiple channels and multiple discord servers [02:06] not meant to be an annoyance in the slightest ha lol :) [02:07] total noob with json and this kinda thing in general altho at least I was able to get the advanced config options to work properly :) [02:07] this is also the second time i finally ask and am thinking maybe I have a solution, lke with tryin to setup sasl earlier [03:14] hi guys, please direct me if this is the incorrect channel. I am generating a very simple website (teaching my son HTML). I have created the folder (/var/www/html) for the site, now I want to apply permissions. I would like him and I to be able to place files in the folder. I want to add his user to read/write, and I can continue to sudo. What do I [03:14] need to run on the folder? [03:15] also, if I place the permissions on the folder using user:group syntax, how do I determine which group he will use to apply ? [04:11] I am having trouble with Unetbootin. Does any body has experience of using Unetbootin? [04:14] sam_wong: I often see rufus recommended: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/help/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows [04:18] Bashing-om: Do you mean Unetbootin is problematic and suggest another tool? [04:27] sam_wong: I have neen around here a spell ,,and yes so I have seen with Unetbootin. However, I can not speak from experience. [04:29] Bashing-om: It seems I have no choice after several unsuccessful attempts but to shift to Rufus [04:30] sam_wong: Can not hurt to try :) [04:30] sam_wong: give etcher a shot - https://www.balena.io/etcher/ [04:31] catbeard: thanks, guys [05:02] ikanobori: Ah, no .. it worked, sorry. But there were two messages and only one left ;) [05:02] Morning o/ [05:04] Is it possible to remove such messages from syslog or why do they are posted so frequent: systemd-resolved[30987]: Positive Trust Anchors:... [05:04] ~ each 3 minutes [06:15] #ubuntu-discuss [06:47] hey [06:47] ive got a problem with defining a custom resolution for my nvidia(gt555m) card. My monitors native res is 2560x1440, but the highest one im getting via the nvidia driver(v340) is 2560x1080. Ive tried the xrandr solution (newmode,addmode) without any luck due to error: X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes). According to [06:47] this https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1029095/xrandr-addmode-hdmi-0-1920x1080_30-00-failed/ ,the driver doesnt support custom modes. Any suggestions? [07:08] i assume that bluetooth issue was patched months ago when it was responsibly disclosed? [07:09] the one that was publicly disclosed on friday, https://knobattack.com [07:11] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-9506.html [07:12] so, no [07:12] not patched [07:13] uhn, wat [07:13] s/n/m/ [07:14] TomyWork, i'm not sure how to be clearer [07:14] i understand what you said, i just don't know why it wasn't fixed earlier [07:15] the few lines of irc on that url somewhat explain that [07:16] hmmm [07:16] for some balue of "Bluetooth range" [07:16] value* [07:16] my finger need to wake up [07:17] what is meant by bluetooth firmware, btw. do i basically need to flash the bluetooth chip or is that referring to the binary blob linux uses to access it? [07:18] usually that binary blob -is- the firmware [07:18] that is not flashed but loaded [07:18] at startup [07:18] but i can't rule out that some devices could be flashed outside of ubuntu already, and then be safe [07:18] i don't know anything more about the issue than you do now, to be clear [07:19] yeah by some definitions firmware is loaded from some kind of storage on the device and run on the device [07:21] then there's the question whether fixing the issue on one side alone is enough to avoid it [07:23] it's very unlikely that you'd get firmware upgrades for most gadgets out there === sphalerite_ is now known as sphalerite [08:24] hey [08:25] my /usr/bin/env broke after I purge removed system ruby, I am using rvm ... [08:25] exact error: /usr/bin/env: ‘ruby’: No such file or directory [08:25] env did not break [08:25] you don't have a 'ruby' in your $PATH [08:27] I do, it is rvm ruby though [08:27] which ruby returns: /usr/share/rvm/rubies/ruby-2.6.3/bin/ruby [08:27] are you running your script under that same environment? [08:29] rvm ruby is user space ruby, not system ruby [08:29] i understand that [08:29] didn't understand the question then, it's first time I ever encountered such error [08:30] how do I manually remove ruby entry from PATH? [08:30] can you pastebin a session in which you do 'which ruby; echo $PATH; ls -al $(which ruby)' and also try to run your script? [08:32] Habbie: https://paste.debian.net/1096511/ [08:32] I didnt understand the last part [08:32] what do you mean by run your script [08:32] even apt-get update is throwing that error [08:35] Is your login shell zsh? [08:35] If so, it might be that PATH isn't exported for some reason [08:36] ah - i pondered that, but in bash, it's either exported as is, or not at all [08:36] yes it is zsh [08:37] I believe zsh has which as a builtin, in which case it can access PATH even if it's not exported [08:37] but my zshrc is close to stock [08:37] what does typeset -p PATH output? [08:39] geirha: https://paste.debian.net/1096512/ [08:39] hm, it is exported, so env should've been able to find ruby [08:39] dionysus69, can you do: sh -c 'which ruby' [08:40] or better: bash -c 'type -a ruby' [08:40] but [08:40] did you say the problem was with apt-get? [08:40] same /usr/share/rvm/rubies/ruby-2.6.3/bin/ruby [08:40] because i strongly suspect apt (well, dpkg) does clean PATH [08:40] i then also strongly suspect that your removal of system ruby is not allowed [08:40] dunno why apt broke, but i guess it is trying to do something with env var which didnt update correctly while purging ruby [08:41] dionysus69, what does 'apt-get install -f' say? [08:41] same output with bash -c 'type -a ruby' [08:41] same error /usr/bin/env: ‘ruby’: No such file or directory doesn't go to apt part at all [08:41] breaks down before that [08:41] can I just delete usr bin env and reboot? [08:42] what? [08:42] ls -l /usr/bin/env [08:42] no [08:42] dunno how that works [08:42] please stop removing parts of your system that it needs [08:42] i have deleted ruby in past :D didnt know it was needed [08:42] geirha: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 35000 იან 18 2018 /usr/bin/env [08:43] same size and date as on my 18.04 system [08:43] I am running 18.04 too [08:43] how do I download system ruby es deb file [08:43] and install with dpkg? unless that is also broken [08:44] please pastebin the apt problem [08:45] https://paste.debian.net/1096513/ full input putput [08:47] that's weird, i don't think apt-get relies on ruby on my system [08:47] I dont think so either [08:47] env has to be a problem [08:47] there is no problem with env [08:47] maybe try strace -ff -o apt-get.strace apt-get update [08:48] and pastebin the files that that writes [08:48] so we can find out why your apt has a problem with your missing ruby [08:48] same error [08:48] yes [08:48] but now you have a bunch of files [08:48] that indicated that command fails at zsh level I guess [08:48] oh [08:48] try: sh -c 'apt-get update' please [08:49] same error with that too [08:49] or in case of bash too [08:49] do I pastebin those files? [08:49] then please pastebin apt-get.strace* [08:49] How to configure network-manager to connect only certain routes with openvpn. When i connect with commandline openvpn and my .ovpn file (with route-nopull) it works perfect (only specific routes are secured). But when connecting with network-manager ALL traffic is secured. I'm using ubuntu 18.04 [08:49] yes [08:51] Habbie: sequentially https://pastebin.com/5bRpyANW [08:52] 2) https://paste.debian.net/1096516/, 3) https://paste.debian.net/1096517/ 4) https://paste.debian.net/1096518/ [08:53] ok, i see it in 1) and 4) [08:53] but i cannot explain it, sorry [08:54] dionysus69, head -1 /usr/sbin/apt-get [08:54] Habbie: weird, why? #!/usr/bin/env ruby [08:54] now try [08:54] apt-get is a ruby script? who would have thought [08:54] /usr/bin/apt-get update [08:54] it's not [08:55] except on your system! [08:55] I havent touched that file [08:55] well, something did [08:55] dpkg -S /usr/sbin/apt-get [08:56] kde neon here [08:56] I know there are some apt-/dpkg- commands that are written in python, but didn't know there were ruby ones too [08:56] but base is 18.04 [08:56] dionysus69, what does dpkg -S say? [08:56] question about nvidia driver from graphics-drivers PPA: it seems that version 418 is now depending on 430 and kernel 5.0.0. is there a way to prevent this (voor ubuntu 18.04) [08:56] no ubuntu packages provide /usr/sbin/apt-get [08:57] neon-settings: /usr/sbin/apt-get [08:57] oh my [08:57] apt policy neon-settings [08:57] please [08:57] aha [08:57] got the problenm [08:57] yay [08:58] geirha, Habbie: https://paste.debian.net/1096523/ they check if I am running upgrade by a ruby script [08:58] thus system ruby is required [08:58] ok [08:58] so that's a bug in neon-settings [08:58] wherever it came from [08:58] I will install ruby with /usr/bin/apt-get install I guess, your tips were invalueable! [08:58] you should report that bug [08:58] Habbie: they just didnt consider a scenario where system ruby is missing [08:58] yes [08:58] script should check for other ruby versions, it's a distribution after all [08:58] that's a bug [08:58] that you should report [08:59] thanks allot again! [08:59] will report [09:00] you're welcome :) [09:04] any essential recommended apps for ubuntu? i have a nice smooth installation now.. just looking for good apps === neunon_ is now known as neunon [09:32] well... what do you want to do? [09:37] mystic: you might also want to try #ubuntu-offtopic [09:39] anything really, just godo to hasve good working app.. and ok [09:48] mystic: rule of thumb: get clear about what you want to do, and *then* pick the right tools for that - not the other way around [10:18] hello. i have an ubuntu version of glib, but i'd like to install the same one, but with debugging symbols [10:19] !debug [10:19] For help debugging your program, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures [10:20] !debugsymbols [10:20] oh well [10:20] talin, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debug%20Symbol%20Packages [10:23] I like Ubuntu. Just one thing I struggle with: ptrace access denied. So gdb needs root [10:24] Lucky I have root access here [10:35] Habbie: thank you [10:36] heh, i installed openbox, and when i do an ambiguous tab-completion or press backspace when there are no remaining characters in an xterm, i get a super ugly sound and the terminal freezes for like 1 second per letter i input. does anyone have any idea how to identify what package is doing this? [11:08] Could anyone suggest how to get rid of systemd-resolve's messages in syslog like: https://termbin.com/u2ym [11:08] Hey all o/ [11:17] Hi. I try to use preseed file to install ubuntu. I use "d-i mirror/http/proxy string" to set proxy, but after installation is finished and I boot into ubuntu I see that apt is not configured to work with proxy. How I can configure proxy on final system using preseed? [11:17] Already relinked /etc/resolv.conf and reinstalled resolvconf [11:18] yankovic: You can add scripts to run after installation [11:18] This might be the simpliest way [11:19] V7: maybe you are right === jelly-home is now known as jelly === desktop_3211 is now known as desktop_uk === user3 is now known as yusuke [13:07] so I finally got ubuntu to work and everything, 18.04 but.... my laptop is an hp omen using a nvidia 1050 mobile graphics card and I've tried installing all the different recommended drivers to no avail. Everything works fine but I can't change the scaling which is terrible becauae it's in 4k [13:08] I can change the scaling from 100% to 200, 300, or 400 ,but nothing in between. It's terrible, 200 is so large and slows down the pc but 100 is so small. I looked at a few posts about fractional scaling but none of the solutions worked [13:12] ihatecars: did you try some different resolution? [13:18] lmao i just made a small mistake there [13:20] EriC^^ in the settings the only option for resolution is 3840x2160, I cannot change it to anything else. I also tried to to the workaround in the terminal by using some thing I found online but it didn't work either [13:20] has something just happened to the ubuntu mirrors? i've been using them all morning without issue and now suddenly i'm barely hitting 700Kib/s [13:20] uk.archive.ubuntu.com and archive.ubuntu.com from the uk and from the us are suddenly insanely slow [13:20] I also tried the workaround where you increase the scaling to 200 and then use the terminal to zoom out but it doesn't let me because it would "increase the resolution" [13:21] ihatecars: do you want to try 1920x1080? [13:21] yes [13:21] ihatecars: pastebin "xrandr -q" [13:21] pastebin? [13:22] !paste | ihatecars [13:22] ihatecars: 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. [13:23] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/85BNj8bXhs/ [13:24] ihatecars: are you using sudo with the command or from a root shell by any chance? [13:24] should i have put sudo in front of that [13:24] im new to this whole thing [13:25] the command I used was "xrandr -q" without sudo [13:25] no, that's fine [13:26] oh okay [13:27] ive installed the 430 nvidia driver and i cant use wayland. Then I purged them and installed the 390 driver and when i rebooted i got a login loop on unity, ubuntu normal and then wayland so I had to reveret to an oklder kernel for this boot [13:28] older as in it was installed 3 hours ago instead of 2 lmao [13:30] ihatecars: are you using wayland right now? [13:30] no I get a login loop on wayland [13:30] oh ok [13:31] im on normal ubuntu right now and then I have unity desktop installed because apparently it was a workaround but it didnt work for me [13:31] ihatecars: try "xrandr --newmode "1080p" 169.00 1920 2040 2240 2560 1080 1083 1088 1120 -hsync +vsync" [13:31] I tried that earlier and it yelled at me [13:32] xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default [13:33] !info linux-image-generic bionic [13:33] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.15.0.58.60 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 15 kB [13:33] ihatecars: what does "sudo lshw -c video | nc termbin.com 9999" give? [13:34] https://termbin.com/vk0j [13:34] !info linux-image-generic-hwe-18.04 bionic [13:34] linux-image-generic-hwe-18.04 (source: linux-meta-hwe): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 5.0.0.25.82 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 11 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf; arm64; ppc64el; s390x) [13:36] ihatecars: hmm unclaimed display is a problem [13:36] ihatecars: what kernel are you using? "uname -r" [13:37] 4.15.0-58-generic [13:37] there is a 4.2 one installed but when I boot into it I get login loops on all three, ubuntu default, unity and wayland [13:40] I also have problems with nvidia since this week [13:40] its depending on kernel 5.0.0 causing all kind of problems [13:41] since last week [13:41] ihatecars: what does "(cat /proc/cmdline; sudo ubuntu-drivers devices; dpkg -l | grep -E "nvidia|linux") | nc termbin.com 9999" give? [13:42] https://termbin.com/g1xl [13:42] oh yes not 4.2, 5.0, im dumb [13:43] someone reading this line? [13:43] hi guys [13:43] reading what line [13:44] thanks :) [13:44] I use Gimp in Windows. My GIMP was slow in Windows [13:44] just wanna be sure I'm not in mute mode here or something. [13:44] ihatecars: try "cat /etc/default/grub | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:44] So that I deleted font cash folder from C:\Users\rafi\AppData\Local\fontconfig [13:45] Now I see gimp startup is slow in my ubuntu too [13:45] cat /etc/default/grub | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:45] https://termbin.com/tjs7 [13:45] I wanna delete GIMP font cash foders in Ubuntu too [13:45] how can I do this [13:45] Can anyone give me link of the GIMP fontcash folder on Ubuntu? [13:46] ~/.cache/fontconfig ? [13:46] ihatecars: type "sudo nano /etc/default/grub" edit the line that says "quiet splash nomodeset" to "quiet splash" then save [13:46] AHHHHHHHH [13:46] i swear if that works ima cry [13:47] dont reboot yet [13:47] how do i save the heck [13:49] EriC^^how do i save this [13:49] ihatecars: ctrl+o [13:49] Nobody talking to me.. :( [13:50] okay thats written out then [13:50] rafibd01717 bastiaan was, he said that file location for you [13:50] ihatecars: type "sudo update-grub" [13:51] EriC^^aight done [13:51] Ahh I didn't see it [13:51] ihatecars: type "sudo apt-get purge nvidia*" [13:52] bastiaan [13:52] ihatecars: actually sudo apt-get purge 'nvidia*' [13:52] whats the difference [13:52] You mean I can delete everything from ~/.cache/fontconfig to get GIMP quick startup? [13:53] ihatecars: well, if you have a file that starts with nvidia in that dir, bash would expand the word to that, instead of passing the "*" to apt-get [13:53] yes that totally makes sense :P [13:53] bastiaan inside C:\Users\Rafi\AppData\Local\fontconfig\cache I see .cash7 files. [13:54] so this can be deleted safely right? [13:54] EriC^^aight its purged [13:54] you gonna have me run the autoinstall or manually install driver [13:55] ihatecars: autoinstall [13:55] ihatecars: try sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall [13:56] it installed 430 [13:56] alright [13:56] this is ubuntu 18.04 right? [13:56] yes [13:57] alright [13:57] ihatecars: try booting into 4.15.0-58 see what happens [13:57] roger that brb [13:58] ihatecars: actually hold that thought [13:58] okay [13:58] ah nevermind [13:58] give it a shot :) [13:58] i said brb and went to type reboot but the process was still running XD [13:58] aight [14:02] EriC^^ can i buy you a pizza [14:03] ihatecars i'll sell you one [14:03] :O [14:03] Pizzas are delicious [14:04] xD [14:05] If I delete all files from ~/.cache/fontconfig folder will it be a skyfall on my head? [14:05] ihatecars: might as well run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" if it's a new system, get it all up to date if you havent already [14:06] so how would i make it boot into the 4.15 every time [14:06] rafibd01717: dare to try this? https://pub.leopard.ovh/yum.jpg [14:07] i use this picture to mock italian friends [14:07] what are those round things? [14:07] ihatecars: did you try the 5.0-25 one? it might work too [14:08] rafibd01717looks like banana slices [14:08] ihatecars I am not going to taste it [14:09] no but im gonna try it right now [14:09] see if it boots without me javing to go into grub [14:09] also rafibd01717 I feel bad for you youre asking that question and nobody can help you lol [14:10] yeah :( [14:10] rafibd01717: you could do "mv ~/.cache/fontconfig ~/.cache/fontconfig.backup" and see what happens if it goes wrong you have a backup of it [14:11] i dont think anything bad will happen, usually you're able to delete all configs in your home dir and you'll login, you'll just be missing some custom settings you did and it'd be back to bone stock [14:11] EriC^^ Thanks man [14:12] no problem rafibd01717 [14:12] so that worked too nice i love this === Peetz0r is now known as Peetz1r [14:12] great :D [14:13] I get to setup vscode =# =# [14:13] I couldnt even get that working on windows XD [14:14] oh boy :D [14:14] why don't you like cars? or is it like a sarcastic nick? :D === Peetz1r is now known as Peetz0r [14:20] EriC^^I made this nick when I was working on my old honda and I had no idea what was wrong with it. Huge clicking from electric load in the engine bay and no power anywhere. So I came to irc for help and they didn't know either [14:21] EriC^^ but I in no way hate cars, I love them, I was going to school with dreams of being an automotive engineer [14:24] rafibd01717: I think actually everything in ~/.cache/ folder can be removed without problem [14:24] as it should be cache and be regenereated [14:24] although it can cost some CPU power or internet bandwidth [14:24] bastiaan thanks for the confirmation. [14:25] bastiaan is this path same for all versions of Linux distros? [14:26] My default apps do NOT open a file when dbl-click. But, rt-click and open with the same app works! [14:26] yes, modern ones [14:26] see https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/file-hierarchy.html#/var/cache/ [14:27] and if you search for ".cache" you'll see the same [14:27] on that page [14:27] bastiaan Thousands of thanks man [14:27] yw :) [14:30] EriC^^, ihatecars : btw, my problem loosely related https://askubuntu.com/questions/1166792/nvidia-418-now-depending-on-kernel-5-0-0-on-18-04lts [14:31] EriC^^, ihatecars : it seems the problem is "nvidia-driver-418" is now depending on "nvidia-driver-430" to "help people migrate" [14:32] but as nvidia-driver-418 is a meta package it can be fixed by ignoring the dependency [14:32] I don't know anything about ocmputers [14:33] "ocmputers" depend on a system referred to as Occam's razor [14:34] :-D [14:36] I can't make any assumptions about a computer === dionysus70 is now known as dionysus69 === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [14:49] My default apps do NOT open a file when dbl-click. [14:49] But, rt-click and open with the same app works! [15:28] Hi folks === beaver_ is now known as beaver^ [15:44] hi - anyone from brazil? need someone to help me debug SMS to brazil :-O [15:45] much appreciated, msg me if you can [15:46] et09, SMS? This is the Ubuntu support channel [15:58] :-O [16:05] anyone know how to set the priority of a specific program to realtime in the terminal? [16:07] mknepper, i don't know enough about realtime, does 'renice' do the job? [16:09] Habbie, renice does but i think realtime is more on the kernel level, which i why i wanted to set it [16:11] anyone having trouble updating libreoffice this morning I am getting the following error [16:11] E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libreoffice-writer_1%3a6.0.7-0ubuntu0.18.04.9_amd64.deb: cannot copy extracted data for './usr/lib/libreoffice/program/libswlo.so' to '/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/libswlo.so.dpkg-new': unexpected end of file or stream [16:14] probably it's a corrupted cache [16:18] Hi [16:18] My Ubuntu laptop keeps flashing this message [16:18] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/5GEGBlNT/irccloudcapture649321002.jpg [16:18] And it doesn't go anywhere [16:18] jjgalvez6500, I had a similar issue and just deleted the specific package from the cache [16:18] How can I fix it? [16:18] im not sure how safe that is though and i had clean some stuff up after i did it [16:19] intellect, does it boot into ubuntu? [16:20] intellect, or does it just stay on that screen? cuz i think that's systemd just booting up all the services, but im no expert [16:20] jjgalvez6500, ^ and run sudo apt-get install -f after that [16:20] mknepper, ioria, Thanks I'll try that [16:20] ioria, do you think 'apt clean' would be useful for jjgalvez6500 after he runs the apt fix command? [16:21] yes [16:21] intellect, try hitting enter a few times [16:21] good luck jjgalvez6500. i wasnt libreoffice for me, i think it was a couple build dependencies for systemd that had gotten angry with me lol but that seemed to work [16:22] Thanks I'll let you all know how it goes [16:22] Habbie: thanks [16:25] Habbie: it doesn't work [16:25] intellect whats the error message now? can you post it in a pastebin? [16:28] mknepper, ioria, thank you that fixed it [16:28] jjgalvez6500, good [16:29] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/8nmfUsqE/irccloudcapture382806073.jpg [16:29] mknepper: this message is flashing in repeat [16:31] intellect, so it doesn't boot into ubuntu, it just gets stuck on that screen? [16:31] mknepper: yes [16:32] hmm. interesting. [16:32] intellect, is this a fresh install? [16:32] No [16:33] did you update the system or install/remove anything before this started happening? [16:33] I 've been using Ubuntu for a few months [16:33] mknepper: I didn't. But I forced shut down [16:33] Because it sometimes reboot after shut down [16:34] alright, let me look into this. for now try dropping into a ttyl and logging in that way with your userid and password [16:34] that way we can get some logs and stuff [16:34] intellect, press ctrl+alt+f1 [16:34] then login [16:35] let me know when you're in [16:35] hey all. Is it normal for rpc.mountd to be listening by default? I don't have or use NFS at all, but I just noticed mountd listening on all interfaces and atleast 5 different random high ports === SimonNL_Afk is now known as SimonNL [16:36] It doesn't work. Still on the same page [16:37] mkay, new idea. reboot the system and spam the Shift key [16:37] i want to see if we can get to the grub menu and then to the kernel recovery mode [16:38] mknepper: did ctrl+alt+F1 or F2 not work? [16:38] he said it didnt dStruct [16:38] *they [16:38] so im going to try and get them into the kernel recovery mode with networking [16:39] get into some logs and run a few maintenance commands and see what's what [16:39] you guys might want to check it wasn't completely locked up, cycling num lock or caps lock usually will give you a clue if the cpu has stopped cycling [16:39] it seems to freeze when systemd initiates the gnome display manager [16:39] mknepper: i spammed shift key [16:39] Still the same [16:39] it might be the escape key [16:39] intellect: did you recently install any driver updates for your GPU by chance? [16:39] let me double check [16:40] No [16:40]