[00:33] Just to let you know the shutdown button on 19.10 when you are on login screen after booting doesn't work [00:39] Poo [00:39] Oii* [00:39] Hello guys I am installing Xubuntu and i came accross a error [00:40] The grub-efi-amd64-signed failed to install into /target/ [00:41] I did some research and my gparted in live session said I have a EFI partition already [00:43] how do you mean you already have an efi partitioon, do you have two now? [00:43] Only one [00:43] with boot and esp flag [00:44] so the installer will have created it before it tried to run grub.install [00:44] Yes I think so [00:44] so this does not yet explain why installing grub failed. [00:44] are you still on the live system? [00:45] Yes [00:45] what does this, when run in a temrinal, output? journalctl -b | grep 'DMI:' [00:45] ctrl-alt-t to start a terminal [00:46] oh, xubuntu, this may be different, not sure [00:46] but you can surely find it on the menu [00:47] Xubuntu kernel DMI: Hp Hp Pavilion x360 Convertible 11-ad0xx/830D, BIOS f.08 06/13/2017 [00:49] XubuntuNub: so, what i recommend: disable "(UEFI) Secure Boot" in BIOS (if possible), upgrade bios version to the latest non beta version, install again. [00:49] How do you update the BIOS? [00:49] Sorry My name is self-explanatory on my skill on OS [00:50] bios upgrades are providsed by mainboard vendors. in your case by hp [00:51] i'm trying to get you more info, hold on [00:52] XubuntuNub: https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/swdetails/hp-pavilion-11-ad000-x360-convertible-pc/15551379/swItemId/ob-234561-1 [00:53] F.45 Rev.A is current. yours is F.08 [00:57] XubuntuNub: got to leave it there for now, good luck! [00:57] Alirght thank you === zbenjamin is now known as Guest48989 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === Leion1 is now known as Leion [02:01] if I type ` nmcli radio wifi off` [02:02] the next line appears, as though the command has executed [02:02] however, when I then type `nmcli device wifi` [02:02] it lists all the local wifi SSID's [02:02] how can I turn the radio off? [02:03] unloading the module may do it [02:03] After writing a Ubuntu image to a USB stick (to create a live USB stick), typically there's lots of free space left, if the USB stick is big enough (e.g. 32 GB). Has anybody succeeded in using the remaining unpartitioned free space? [02:03] isn't that a bit extreme? [02:04] k_sze: Just use gparted to expand the partition to encompass the rest of the space [02:04] I tried to create ext4 in LUKS in the free space, but gnome-disks ends up being really confused and loses track of the original Ubuntu partition (it now thinks the original ubuntu partition is just free space) [02:04] is there no other straightforward way to disable the wifi radio? [02:05] bumblefuzz: Did you try rfkill on it yet? [02:06] how do I do that exactly? [02:08] bumblefuzz: rfkill ... then see the number on the left beside the one you want to disable. Then:rfkill block [02:15] I think I'm running into this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/441016/deleted-windows-e-drive-now-how-do-i-give-that-partition-to-ubuntu#441254 [02:15] which is utterly stupid. [02:15] why doesn't gnome-disks automatically align (or even ask me to?) [02:18] Seems like an unfixed bug from at least 5 years ago. [02:18] https://askubuntu.com/questions/377253/unable-to-format-usb-drive-with-disks-udisks-error-quark-0 [02:27] Guys [02:29] I dont know what to do anymore. I have "The grub-efi-amd64-signed failed to install into /target/" and My Partition is all good (one EFI System with the flags boot and esp and one ext4) [02:29] is the filesystem full? are there more errors in the logs? how about dmesg? [02:31] dmesg? [02:31] dmesg prints the kernel messages [02:31] if you're not familiar with it, it might be better to pastebin the whole thing and ask for advice -- 99% of what's in there is unlikely to matter much one way or another [02:32] FHold one [02:32] I am doing the pastebin [02:36] https://pastebin.com/GxqNG8TD [02:39] [ 579.735250] [Firmware Bug]: Page fault caused by firmware at PA: 0x679de770 [02:39] ewwwww [02:39] Not good? [02:39] [ 579.735470] efi: Froze efi_rts_wq and disabled EFI Runtime Services [02:39] How many month to live [02:39] I wonder if that line is a consequence of the first problem or just some random unrelated thing :/ [02:39] XubuntuNub: I suggest looking for bios updates from hp [02:40] ahh [02:40] Welp... It doesn't have any OS installed anymore... [02:41] So... Yeahhh.... [02:41] @sar [02:41] oh that isn't going to be fun :( [02:41] Want me to tell you my BIOS option? [02:42] sometimes they'll have bootable media, sometimes you can do bios updates from within the bios itself [02:42] I don't know HP gear, it wouldn't do me much good, sorry [02:42] (not that I know anything real well, I don't really deal with anything other than booted running systems..) [03:17] If I'm on Bionic can I add the Eoan Source repository to make my own backports for certain userland applications? [03:19] Well, not just userland. But apps that loads of other things don't rely on [03:22] Kon-: Sure, but while you "can", will likely be a good way to learn how to UN-break your system :) When the libs break will be a painful experience. [03:26] Heh, fair enough [03:39] Hey I use WSL2 in windows 10, how do i enable a service? I have been doing it like this in my bashrc and it seems slightly ghetto https://termbin.com/uv4d [03:45] !wsl | adamantium [03:45] adamantium: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [03:45] thanx [03:45] adamantium: :) [03:48] Is there a way to easily determine if a HWE kernel is currently set as the default kernel or otherwise the currently loaded kernel? [03:51] einichi: ' ls -al / '. The vmlinuz and initrd.img will tell that tale :) === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [03:52] cat /proc/cmdline #check the current boot-up kernel [03:52] From what I can tell, when HWE is installed, it doesn't affect the kernel image names [03:52] Unless I'm mistaken? [03:53] !hwe | einichi [03:53] einichi: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [03:53] When you install the HWE kernel you will continue to recieve updates for both the HWE kernel and the "original" kernel version [03:53] whats the best layout for storing images from a webapp on my server? [03:54] ... this isn't a channel for development. [03:54] o.O [03:54] *my ubuntu server [03:54] still applies. that's not a support question. [03:56] hypercore: might be more appropriate for #php [03:56] depending on what you're using. [03:56] hypercore: ##webdev as well perhaps === HsiaoTing_ is now known as HsiaoTing [03:56] ill try there, thanks [03:57] I still don't have a clear way to determine if the currently loaded kernel is a kernel provided via HWE [03:57] einichi: check your installed packages. HWE kernels have hwe in their package name. [03:57] einichi: then compare to your running kernel version. === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [03:59] or at least it'll tell you what kernel version series is considered HWE [03:59] i forgot, the actual kernel packages don't include it, only the meta package does. [04:01] Right now on a freshly installed 18.04 the kernel version does not change at all when I remove the HWE metapackage and install the linux-generic package, and it again stays the same when I remove linux-generic and reinstall the HWE metapackage. [04:02] !info linux-image-generic bionic [04:02] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.15.0.66.68 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 15 kB [04:02] !info linux-generic-hwe-18.04 bionic [04:02] linux-generic-hwe-18.04 (source: linux-meta-hwe): Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers. In component main, is optional. Version 5.0.0.32.89 (bionic), package size 1 kB, installed size 12 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf; arm64; ppc64el; s390x) [04:03] ... weird [04:06] Hmm, so uninstalling the metapackage doesn't get rid of the 5. kernel, nor does it set the prior kernel to the default kernel... [04:06] I guess that makes sense since it's just a metapackage [04:10] einichi: linux-generic: It is only a "meta-package" depending on linux-image-generic and linux-headers-generic. Those two are themselves meta-packages depending on the respective latest image/headers packages. [04:11] einichi: You can see this for yourself by issuing apt-cache show linux-generic, apt-cache show linux-image-generic and apt-cache show linux-headers-generic. [04:42] does the boot-repair tool not exist in ubuntu anymore? [04:42] i searched for it with apt but it doesn't appear. i'm having some EFI issues [04:43] EriC^^: one for you ^ [04:43] ah wait my bad, I didn't read closely enough. it's actually in a ppa [04:45] my problem is i had grub booting with mbr and i'm trying to get it to be efi now [04:52] Bashing-om: Thanks [04:53] What is the correct way to set the GA kernel as the default kernel? My first thought is to edit /etc/default/grub, but is there a better way using apt? [04:57] einichi: 'sudo update-grub' should set to latest installed kernel - if other is desired, then yes editing etc/default/grub one can set the booting kernel. === jje_ is now known as jje === Napsterbater is now known as Guest11735 === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [05:10] I just love outdated tech articles on the internet, especially ones from after the trend started of trying to hide when a post/article was written so that people would continue to bother reading it. [05:12] On that topic, anyone have recommendations on MTAs for Ubuntu server? (I'm still on 16LTS.) Minimal setup effort would be good. I just need it for sending messages from PHP scripts--already set up for actual email hosting on this domain with a third-party. [05:21] JackOLantern: Is sendmail not available? [05:31] ok luckly i think i somehow managed to fix my EFI boot partition [05:31] now i'm booting into ubuntu without problems [05:32] i think the key is the --boot-directory=/EFI/ubuntu line? not sure [05:39] Is 19.10 not doing something right with BTRFS snapshots or not coexisting right with apt-btrfs-snapshot? I am getting these messages on every package operation, since 19.10 update: "Invalid snapshot ''IO Error (open failed path:/mnt/@ errno:2 (No such file or directory))." https://pastebin.com/HdgcyVPd [05:42] I would love to jump to ZFS (were using it for years on illumos) but I wonder would Ubuntu be happy to live inside ZFS Boot Environment. [05:43] (beadm tool) [05:44] is btrfs only in 19 and up? [05:45] i'm reading on wiki it has a lot of features but is speed one of them? [05:45] btrfs is available for years [05:45] it's usually faster then ext4 [05:45] beside other things [05:45] ok. i don't remember if i saw it during my ubuntu 18 install [05:45] wait so other distros have it too? [05:46] one cpuld for a long time do manual install and just create partition that mounts to "/" with whatever FS one wants/included [05:46] I bet they do [05:47] snapshot integration is.. light. it just makes snapshots when doing apt operations, that might be enough [05:47] well i don't want to reinstall ubuntu yet again [05:47] maybe i'll try btrfs some other time [05:48] there's "update" of FS from ext4 to btrfs , it just do it in-place [05:48] sounds scary lol [05:49] I've done that 7 years ago or something , and also moving configuration from single disk to 2-way mirror and back, all in-place [05:49] it's not actually scary, because it works and it's fast. ext4 is sad history for a long time.. since 2006 and ZFS in production. [05:50] can i just look on askubuntu for a guide to do it? [05:50] yeah zfs and btrfs have similar ideas right [05:50] does ubuntu have a problem with nvidia? [05:50] BTRFS only edge over ZFS that I know is that it can set RAID level per-dataset, across multiple devices. ZFS do that for naow only per-pool. [05:51] spinningcat, nvidia makes good but proprietary drivers, someone might say that is at the same time blessing and curse. [05:52] yeah i have to use the nvidia driver if i want to clone my VGA and my HDMI monitors sensibly [05:52] johnjay, well, Btrfs tried to imitate and partially inovate. [05:52] hmm dont know either my gpu is broken or ubuntuhave a problemö with nvidia [05:53] nikolam: i feel like i'm behind the times now if i don't switch to btrfs. but at the same time if i can't measure the improvement in speed it feels like chasing a fad [05:53] spinningcat, or if using right driver for your, maybe, older card. Use driver shipped with Ubuntu. [05:53] johnjay, All Linux is behind times for a long time, but it did catch up. [05:53] einichi: yes, sendmail is an option. Will it be difficult to "harden" and just use for sending from PHP? [05:54] Will it cause conflicts w/ existing setup (w/ full mail send/rcv set up on this domain as being hosted by a 3rd party)? [05:55] johnjay, speed is not the matter, snapshots, software RAID, I have recovered form misconfiguration or when not being able to boot, multiple tims, by bringing back old state of all the system. See Phoronix for speed measurements. [05:55] times [05:56] nikolam, there are two drivers available [05:56] snapshot meaning your system didn't boot for some reason, and you reverted to an earlier state? [05:58] johnjay, well yes. I were doing god knows what and then calmly booted to older state of things. On illumso distros and ZFS that's a standard for 13 years or something with 'beadm' and Boot environments. Linux is all new to that. [06:01] Ubuntu have some specifics, system is inside "@" named dataset. so one boot in recovery environment and 'mv' operation to @ (or better btrfs snapshot form previous snapshot, then mv to @) moves you to previous state of system (providing apt-btrfs-snapshot created it) [06:02] 19.10 prints some weird new messages doing apt operations, that's why I came to ask anyone else seeing this. https://pastebin.com/HdgcyVPd [06:33] i want to sort a set of files in a folder based on a increment number inside the filename.. how can i do that? [06:34] i have the regexp to identify the number inside the filename [06:35] zamba: can you give an example [06:36] nevermind, got it working :) [06:36] besides, it was the wrong channel.. i meant to ask in #python :) [07:03] zamba: ah cool :) === akem__ is now known as akem [07:22] hello [07:22] the login password issue is still not fixed in 19.10 [07:23] I select the keyboard as Portuguese but the special characters are stored as US [07:42] Anybody having copy/paste issues in 19.10? Many times, today, I've tried to paste but instead of getting the most recent text that I copied, I get the previous text. [07:43] Maybe I just need to reboot and stop keeping so many windows open at once. ;) [07:46] JackOLantern, I have never seen copy paste problem [07:47] oh wait, sorry I'm not on 19.10 [07:47] Is it possible to change the default connection mode within Blueman bluetooth manager? Have Sony bluetooth headphones that always auto-connect as headset, even when I choose handsfree or audio sink during setup. [07:48] doug16k, ok no problem. [07:50] my machine can't save core dumps. my /var/log/apport.log has lines like this: FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/var/crash/_usr_bin_gdb.1000.crash' [07:50] I want to look at that core dump [07:52] /var/crash exists [07:59] to be sure I checked `sudo systemctl status apport`, looked fine [08:00] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Vh5jgjSsCk/ [08:05] doug16k: maybe the dir /var/crash isn't writable for some reason? ls -ld /var/crash [08:20] if i put 'xset xxx' in .bash_profile, the X would hang there probably due to lack of terminal at that time. but if i put it in .bashrc, it slows down bash startup noticeably, with about 3-5 secs among other things. how to deal with it? [08:33] i am unable to add ppa to install unetbootin ... https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Fz6dbyYCT9/ === nikolam_ is now known as nikolam [08:42] ls -ld /var/crash -> drwxrwsrwt 2 root whoopsie 4096 Oct 25 03:56 /var/crash [08:43] EriC^^, ^ [08:45] and /var is drwxr-xr-x 14 root root [08:46] seems it is trying to chmod a .crash file that never got created [09:18] hrrm weird ubuntu 19.10 issue... [09:18] Thinkpad X201 worknig beautifully, but booting ubuntu soemitimes swiches the machine off at boot! [09:19] intermittently, someimes does sometimes doesn't [09:19] early in boot sequence in any case [09:19] ubunt logo and red dots... [09:19] and off ewe go [09:19] no signs of cpu overheating or any runtime issues once booted [09:20] any $clue here ?!?!?! [09:22] booting with noapic acpi=off then works ... [09:25] Hi,I have a 18.04 server that *started rebooting every night at about 2am* [09:26] That happened since when I reverted the kernel to the stock 4.something series; I had been running vanilla 5.x before, and no reboots happened. [09:27] Every night in the logs I see this: Oct 24 02:17:01 stingray CRON[24637]: (root) CMD ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly) [09:27] ^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@ [09:28] The previous message is several minutes earlier, and I see nothing in the logs anyway. The directory /etc/cron.hourly *only* contains the .placeholder file. [09:28] ^@ is NUL bytes [09:28] which tend to appear around the end of logfiles on hard crashes [09:29] Habbie, yes, seems like a sudden reboot and the log is truncated, but it's curious, that the last line is always the cron thing [09:29] well [09:29] for any random time of day, wouldn't the last log line often be a cron thing? [09:29] Habbie, not at all on this machine :) [09:29] ok [09:29] but you're right, it's cron.hourly anyway [09:30] You're right twice, since thinking about that, there are other cron.hourly entries just fine along the day. [09:31] What could cause a nightly reboot? [09:32] if you weren't so sure it was related to switching kernels, i would blame something outside of your computer [09:33] vincenzoml: have you tried apt-get remove windowsupdate? (Just a joke.) [09:33] Habbie, I'm not sure at all (will retry the 5.x series). But it happened coincidentally. One thing could be that thermal control for that chipset only reached maturity in kernel 5.x, so maybe there's some nightly process that makes the CPU very warm and then the system is halted. [09:33] But what could be such a process in ubuntu, that is not advertised in the log? [09:34] vincenzoml, maybe it's only advertised in the log if it runs to completion - run 5.x for a night :) [09:34] Hmm, yes, good suggestion. Also now the 5.x series is in bionic-updates so I don't need vanilla it seems. [09:36] is there a way to tell my system to install the 5.x series and keep it updated, without specifying explicitly the kernel version (e.g. 5.0.0-15)? [09:36] i'd hope there is a metapackage for that, but i don't know [09:36] well, thanks for your help! [09:38] Hey, i got an IO error while trying to mount an SD on 1 computer but it works just fine on 2 other computer and even on a Raspberry, all running Ubuntu 18.04, also i have the voltage signal warning only on the computer with IO error: https://pastebin.com/dwzYft6g [09:39] I think it must be the SD card reader driver on the computer with the problem, what you think? At first i tought the SD card was broken or something :/ [09:40] What strange is that i can mount the first partition on that SD which is FAT, but not the 2nd and 3rd which are ext4. [09:41] 2 seconds away from getting rid of ubuntu and putting windows back on [09:41] How do I even diagnose my constant crashes? [09:42] It's crashed like 4 times in the past 2 hours. It's an issue over multiple versions of ubuntu over multiple re-installs [09:49] hrrm [09:49] logs suggest kernel getting wrong idea cpu temp 100 degC and so shutting itself down! [!] [09:50] well syslog, anyhow, something in there [09:51] some suggesitosn oniline this can be wrong information problem [09:51] though problem intermittent so not alwasy able to debug! [09:51] trying a 5.0.0-32 kernel manually instalred fom debs, bootable, but then problem not recur os kerel 5.3.x so not yet clear what excatly triggers the failure! [09:52] help ;p [10:20] When I try to connect to wifi, it gets stuck at configuring interface. How do I fix this? [10:21] R13ose: hrrm, have you had same machine working okay with same wifi network, on ubuntu before? [10:21] Yes [10:21] R13ose: change in ubuntu version ? kernel update? [10:22] I'm not expert on that particular area but giving a bit more info on circumstances that do and don't trigger the fault... others may recognize issue ... [10:23] Yes but was doing the same before version update. Kernel update, I don't remember before not working. [10:23] R13ose: so you've never had it working? intermittent? works eventually? etc [10:23] more to the point, does it work fine on other wifi networks withouth this failure? [10:23] Works on and off now for some reason. [10:24] you need a comprehensive fault report ... [10:24] I haven't tested other networks. [10:26] R13ose: given you some hints on 'narrowing down' issue [10:26] R13ose: do try other networks, be patient, do ask about another time etc... [10:27] When I am out, I will test other networks [10:29] hello. after update to kubuntu 19.10 can't find php7.2 [10:30] php7.2-fpm isn't found [10:30] can't install for some reason [10:30] yuradoc, php-fpm [10:30] yuradoc, this will give you 7.3 [10:31] but my development is on 7.2 [10:31] i can't upgrade quickly [10:32] https://www.php.net/manual/de/migration73.incompatible.php is pretty small. [10:32] i see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/eoan/+package/php7.2-fpm is avalable [10:32] but can't install it [10:34] "apt install php7.2-fpm" not found package [10:35] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=eoan&searchon=names&keywords=php7.2 I recommend using the official package search rather than launchpad (that can mean it may have existed at the start of eoan development, but was later dropped in favor of the current stable version 7.3) [10:36] so there are only way to build from source? [10:38] There's a relatively popular php-ppa, but I can't recall its name right now. It will probably still have 7.2. But I'd strongly recommend migrating, the 7.2->7.3 migration is not a big deal, I think it took us about half a week for our largest application [10:38] i use drupal 7 [10:38] it hasn't migrated yet [10:39] ok, thanks. but possibly there is incompatibility with mysql 8 also [10:39] need to check [10:41] Ah yes, derpal and worstpress, the bane of ever upgrading PHP to anything stable. Condolences [10:43] Howdy all [11:05] Hi, does someone use a HP Thunderbolt Dock 230 G2 with Ubuntu? [11:06] HP Thunderbolt Dock 230W G2 [12:53] In ubuntu (>= 18.04), is it generally possible to install all of the different (semi-)officially supported desktop environments and switch between them at any time? [12:54] I mean when I install one desktop environment, it doesn't force me to uninstall packages required by another desktop environment. [12:56] k_sze: i think it's anybody's guess, mine is that it could work, but you might need to tweak a few stuff, iirc installing lubuntu with unity on 16.04 messed up the notifications in unity becoming lubuntu style and some stuff like that [12:56] in general it's doable i guess, i'd say if you dont want to risk your install, try it in a vm first [12:58] EriC^^, right, I remember trying KDE Plasma and it switched my splash screen and mouse cursor even when I went back to GNOME. [12:58] It was quite annoying. [12:58] yeah, they're really dont have any foresight for dual desktop's installed and stuff [12:59] :/ [12:59] maybe somebody should make some tool that let's you choose stuff easily, or switches between them based on what you load [12:59] that'd be pretty cool and ubuntu-specific, might get more people to use ubuntu too [13:00] Maybe put each desktop environment into its own partition, lol. [13:02] :D [13:02] The thing is, I really want to try the different desktop environments to decide which one I like best. But it's sounds like soooo much trouble. [13:03] k_sze: that's really where a vm can be very useful [13:03] make 1 ubuntu, clone it, install different desktop, clone the original, install another, try and see then barebone install what you want [13:07] There are things that can't be properly tested with a VM though. [13:07] such as GPU driver stability. [13:07] hello everyone :) [13:07] I have upgraded to the latest version and it's looking pretty good so far [13:08] the ui changes and the improved performance and everything else [13:08] thanks! [13:08] except that Chromium has begun acting weird since it has been packaged as a Snap app [13:09] k_sze: i guess [13:09] I can no longer open a pinned Chrome app in its own window [13:09] it opens the generic Chromium window instead [13:10] is that because of how snap manages things or is it an issue with Chromium itself? [13:10] sentiment: report a bug with the 'snap' tag and mention it in this thread: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/call-for-testing-chromium-browser-deb-to-snap-transition/11179/174 [13:10] ah ok :) [13:11] I just noticed something else btw [13:11] clicking that link just opened the Chromium window and didn't start the navigation [13:13] could be you're suffering from the "snapd upgraded your chromium in the background and now everything's wacky until you'll close all the windows and restart it" situation [13:13] note: this also might mean your browsing session might get lost [13:13] as in, the new chromium will restore the state from when snapd decided to do the silent background upgrade, not from when you close the window [13:13] (this includes tabs, bookmarks and history) [13:14] mgedmin: hmm upgraded when? like now? I don't think so. it did upgrade the apt package though [13:14] you can check with 'snap changes' in a terminal [13:14] I didn't know it does silent auto upgrade [13:14] "Auto-refresh snap" is the silent auto upgrade in the background [13:15] nice command :-) [13:15] though it says Chromium was updated yesterday [13:17] the relevant part is whether you've restarted Chromium after it was updated or not [13:17] mgedmin: can you pin a website to the launcher and see if it show its own icon or the generic one when you launch it? [13:17] you can detect this by looking at the blue dot in the dock [13:17] mgedmin: I have [13:17] k [13:17] how does one pin a website to the launcher? [13:18] click the three dots menu and -> more tools > create shortcut [13:18] do I check the "open as window" (tr?) checkbox? [13:18] yeah [13:19] (create shortcut was translated as "create hot key" in lt_LT, which made no sense -- chrome's translations are pretty poor quality overall!) [13:19] My wifi is still down. What do I do? [13:19] sentiment: I get no launcher? just a new window with an orange border [13:20] I close the window, still no icon in the launcher [13:21] mgedmin: it creates a shortcut in the launcher app list [13:21] greetings, how can i obtain the kernel headers for old kernel, like 4.1.20 [13:21] you have to open it from there and then add it to favorites [13:21] (to pin it to the dock) [13:22] R13ose: what does iwconfig show? [13:22] sentiment: I don't see one [13:23] there's one "Chromium We..." with a totally blank icon [13:23] weird. type chrome://apps in Chromium [13:23] it just opens a new window [13:23] it should list your shortcuts (apps) [13:23] chrome://apps shows the thing [13:23] when it's open launcher shows two orange dots next to the chromium icon [13:24] mgedmin: yeah, that's the problem [13:24] it used to open with its own icon in 19.04 [13:24] so your bug is confirmed [13:24] sentiment: I have wlp3s0 which shows IEEE 802.11 and lo which says no wireless extensions. [13:24] I'm gonna post it to the site you mentioned [13:25] R13ose: can you paste the output? [13:31] sentiment: https://pastebin.com/UuC2CHVA [13:44] Any further thoughts? [13:44] R13ose: try "iwlist wlp3s0 scanning" [13:45] you should see your acess point in the output [13:46] How can I download a package and install on some other machine which doesn't have internet access? [13:48] mra90: You can try looking for the deb files in the repositories, however, there are usually dependencies that apt automatically fetches on update/install. [13:48] I need hd progream [13:48] program [13:49] mra90: try "apt-get download" [13:49] I try to download sources by apt-get source hd [13:49] E: Unable to locate package hd [13:49] what's hd? are you sure of the name? [13:49] R13ose: do you? [13:50] yes hexdump, [13:50] sentiment: you can't use apt on one machine to download packages for another [13:50] hd is hexdum [13:50] hexdump [13:50] sentiment: You won't get all the dependencies the other machine will need [13:50] pragmaticenigma is right [13:50] pragmaticenigma: so what I can do? [13:51] sentiment: yes I see that. When I try to connect to that in the GUI, it get stuck on configuring interface [13:51] can he/she use snap instead? [13:51] mra90: You connect the machine you need the package on, to the network and use the tools available. Your request is a use case that isn't supportable with the tools available in Ubuntu [13:51] pragmaticenigma: I cannot connect it the network card is broken ;/ [13:51] HW failure [13:52] mra90: You can purchase an USB network adapater for really cheap these days... sounds a lot easier to do that to me [13:52] first of all I need to find out in what package the HD app is located? [13:53] I think it would be easier to fetch that package on other machine and install offline [13:53] mra90: There is no package called hd... [13:53] R13ose: try "iwconfig wlp3s0 ap " [13:53] pragmaticenigma: Yes so how to locate package in which HD is? [13:53] mra90: As I said, the software and tools Ubuntu ships with are not intended or capable of accommodating your use case [13:54] !info hd | mra90 [13:54] mra90: Package hd does not exist in eoan [13:54] !info hd bionic | mra90 [13:54] mra90: Package hd does not exist in bionic [13:55] so where is it? :( [13:55] !offline [13:55] If you need to download Ubuntu packages using another machine or OS, check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. See also !APTonCD [13:55] /usr/bin/hd comes from bsdmainutils on eoan [13:56] Hi. Does anyone know a way to stabilize videos in ubuntu? I mean a simple way, like opening a video, press stabilize, and save the result. [13:56] I currently upload my video to google photos, use the stabilizer on the app, and download the video again. [13:56] but it's not very... efficient. [13:57] okay I found it on my machine it just has different name [13:57] hexdump [13:58] however my question how to locate this utility and mainly its package is still vaklid [13:58] there must be a way [13:58] mra90, see !offline [13:58] oerheks: offline? [13:58] easy to download and transfer to a non-network machine [13:59] what is it? [13:59]