[00:02] [20072.170126] audit: type=1400 audit(1575346582.716:107): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="snap.gnome-calculator.gnome-calculator" name="/home/myname/.local/share/flatpak/exports/share/icons/hicolor/24x24@2/apps/" pid=25774 comm="gnome-calculato" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=1000 [00:03] dude [00:03] snap doesn't even use its own files? [00:03] using flatpak? [00:05] the gnome libraries likely try to load personal configs from a handful of wellknown paths [00:09] i really am not liking snaps === pihahiroth1 is now known as spammy === zbenjamin is now known as Guest45621 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:46] Hi. I was looking for some extra effects for bass o guitar and I found the tubeAmp but I do not know how to intall it. Somebody could help me? this is the page I found https://github.com/olegkapitonov/Kapitonov-Plugins-Pack [02:50] heh, that README is a bit thin on details.. [02:52] how wedded are you to that one in particular? apt-cache search tube amp returns a few packages that look like they may do something similar; check out guitarix and zam-plugins [03:04] Thanks for answer [03:05] I just tried to go to the folder, enter in a terminal but when I type: make, console shows me an error [03:08] DirtyEar: first step, run sudo apt install build-essential [03:10] sarnold thanks for anwer, I am new with ubuntu. I have ubuntuStudio 19.10. What happen with that command? [03:11] it'll install the compiler and a bunch of related tools [03:12] sarnold Ok. I'll do [03:12] I have already installed the tools [03:17] DirtyEar: alright, then start up: sudo apt install libcairo2-dev libboost-dev libfftw3-dev [03:18] DirtyEar: oh sweet, faust looks like it's also packaged, sudo apt install faust [03:18] Hi. After Brave browsder crashed due to heavy load from multiple tabs, my OS touchpad and wireless mouse both stopped working. i tried reinstalling drivers for touchpad which did not helped. any idea how can I fix it? keyboard do not have any button to enable/disable touchpad. [03:19] did you try a reboot? [03:20] yes several times. [03:21] sarnold: Ok. What I have to do know? [03:22] DirtyEar: cool, now re-try whichever make command you were running [03:26] sarnold: Thanks, I just waiting for Faust to finish [03:26] I swear I saw a way to do this but I can't find it. I want to keep network interfaces up during shutdown so I can send a command to a UPS over the network to turn off the outlet groups the system is plugged in to. I distinctly remember being a relevant setting [03:26] seeing a relevant setting* [03:27] the machine is running 18.04 Server if it matters === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [03:30] roothorick: alright, this is HUGE GUESS territory for me [03:30] roothorick: check out systemctl cat systemd-networkd.service [03:30] roothorick: notice that there's a: Conflicts=shutdown.target [03:31] roothorick: *try* to do the systemctl edit systemd-networkd.service -- try adding two lines, [Unit] and Conflicts= [03:31] roothorick: then systemctl daemon-reload, systemctl cat systemd-networkd.service and see if that Conflicts= line has been removed.. [03:34] I remember there being a much cleaner way than that [03:34] also the manpage says "Dynamic configuration applied by networkd may also optionally be left in place on shutdown." [03:36] oof. so it does: "When systemd-networkd exits, it generally leaves existing network devices and configuration intact." https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-networkd.html# [03:36] I missed that while skimming the manpage before suggesting this crazy thing :) [03:36] so, in theory, this should Just Work(TM) [03:47] Hello - i am looking for any ubuntu derivate where i can get the eoan base and i would like to install it without a gui on a i386 machine [03:47] i know ubuntu does no longer support i386 [03:48] however i found a lubuntu minimal install which was available for i386 for 18.10 [03:48] is there something similar for 19.10 ? [03:49] why not stick with 18.04 LTS, which will be supported on i386 for a while? [03:51] Has anyone used apache cloudstacks ? [03:51] sarnold because i unfortunatly need libc6 greater than 2.28 [03:58] thyriaen: oh weird, normally the problem is that the 32bit thing is *ancient* otherwise you'd just rebuild it.. [03:59] yea well : ( [03:59] do you have a suggestion which iso of what distro could get me there ? [04:00] thyriaen is this for wine? [04:00] hmm not offhand.. adelie embraces a wide variety of platforms including 32 bit x86 hardware, but uses musl instead of glibc [04:01] I don't know enough about fedora to know if they releases a >2.28 glibc on x86, and if they did, how much longer it'd be supported... [04:03] drama no [04:04] i want to run i3-gaps which needs libc6 > 2.28 [04:05] really?? that's surprising, it's just a WM, right? what features were added in the 2.28 abi that it needs? [04:05] sarnold yea i was really confused too [04:06] but i really struggle to find anything which does support libc6 AND is an iso for i386 :( [04:06] and i really like the ubuntu package manager so i dont really wanna go arch or something [04:08] https://github.com/Airblader/i3/blob/gaps-next/DEPENDS -- no mention of a minimum glibc version... [04:08] maybe they added a hard dep and forgot to update the table but .. I bet you can just rebuild this thing [04:09] thyriaen: all this effort just got a particular WM on i386? [04:11] thyriaen: you could maybe install 18.10, then upgrade to 19.04 and then 19.10. Again, a lot of effort for a specific WM and on i386. [04:11] thyriaen: I've got to run.. but my guess -- clone the i3-gaps repo, run autoreconf -fi, mkdir build && cd build && ../configure .... && make [04:11] thyriaen: I suggest trying it with 18.04 first, that'll be supported the longest [04:11] thyriaen: why i386? you know a $35 pi has better performance right? [04:11] im trying to run a service on each reboot - will the happen if i put a service file in the right directory and use `service enable ...` . ? I'm trying to make sure cloudwatch is shipping logs to a remote location [04:11] i tried with 18.04 [04:11] jayjo: look into systemd units [04:12] roll your own deb distro fro i3-gaps and run WoW for fun === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [05:15] I'm still getting Ubuntu Server crashes on AMD (log -> https://pastebin.com/ygUDCPcN) ACPI Error: Could not allocate 15 bytes (20170831/nsnames-344) [05:15] I've updated the mbo to the latest BIOS but that doesn't seem to fix the issue [05:15] how bad is this? [05:15] /dev/sdb1 alignment is offset by 3584 bytes. [05:15] This may result in very poor performance, (re)-partitioning suggested. [05:47] hi. I'm on 19.10. I want to add a DNS server without editing /etc/systemd/resolved.conf. I can add a DNS to a particular network connection, but what file is that saved in? [05:59] makara , i found this : https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-set-dns-nameservers-in-ubuntu-server-18-04/ [05:59] The configuration files are found in /etc/netplan [06:07] I am wondering if "mount.ntfs-3g" is doing some journaling or other house keeping when the computer has been shut down for 6+ hours , i see the disk reads in the order of 2x 75MB on two NTFS partitions , one an ssd the other a harddisk [06:08] is this normal behaivoir ? [06:57] Hi! I've recently upgraded to 19.10 but I ran into a couple of booting issues: [06:57] 1. I get a fallback plymouth theme on boot (Text: "Ubuntu 19.10..."), shutting down shows the new cool bios-logo spinner [06:57] 2. I boot into a blank purple-screen (essentially the same color as the background of the plymouth text), I need to hit Ctrl+Alt+2 and then Ctrl+Alt+1 to have the login screen (GDM) show itself. [06:57] I've been searching online but could't find anyone with these problems, let alone someone who has fixed them. [06:57] For #1 I've been looking through plymouth logs but I wasn't able to decode if anything went wrong. With #2 I have no idea where I need to look. [06:57] Can anyone point me into the right direction? [06:58] Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise this client sends new messages for newlines >.< [06:59] it's at least nice formating to make it readable :) [07:00] i'm getting a "cmp: eof on /tmp/tmp.***** which is empty" doing dhclient from shell on bionic [07:00] file doesn't exist before nor after doing this, what gives? [07:04] Raqbit, could this be some sort of screensaver/sleep behaveoir ? like when you need to press escape to login after opening your laptop after closing it ? [07:04] i mean its weird it pops up after switching tty back and fort [07:11] Raqbit, maybe reinstalling the whole unity desktop stuff helps ? [07:15] Raqbit, like: https://askubuntu.com/questions/95458/how-do-i-reinstall-unity [07:16] Vuurdraak, I only get this when doing a cold boot. Standby resumes are fine. Also, this is Ubuntu 19.10 with Gnome, so I doubt reinstalling Unity will help :P [07:17] ah :') [07:17] reinstalling gnome then :) ? [07:18] as those things have something todo also with the login stuff [07:18] at least the screens [07:19] i had some login problems when messing with alternating to a different kernel line, and in the end had to reinstall unity to get my login screens properly working again in the gui [07:21] Yeah, Although because the fallback-text boot logo issue occurs early in the booting process I think it might be plymouth or graphics drivers to blame. I'm using the i915 driver for the Intel HD Graphics 620 in this particular laptop. === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [09:09] Hi, Is there any tool in linux that's like "App data usage" in android? I want to see the data consumed by a process, but not just the current usage.. I want it to be like overall data consumed over past 24 hrs or something like that. [09:10] ElectroXexual: internet usage? [09:11] EriC^^: Yes [09:11] ElectroXexual: try "nethogs" [09:12] nethogs, bmon, tons of them.. https://www.tecmint.com/linux-network-bandwidth-monitoring-tools/ [09:12] Isn't that just for realtime? I wanted something that'll show me a record of used overtime. [09:14] with logging if you like [09:16] ElectroXexual: i think it shows sent and received over time [09:16] ElectroXexual: i think you'd need to start it and let it record for 24hours then check back [09:17] as OerHeks said [09:19] Ok, I'll try it. [09:20] 'vnstat' looked like exactly what I want, but not sure it gives data by process.. [09:36] Thanks sarnold, will give that a try [09:39] i'm using debian 10.2 right now. when ubuntu 20.04 comes out. should i switch to ubuntu? [09:45] why are you using debian 10.2 right now? [09:49] Ubuntu 18.04, 18.10 and 19.04 ... when it goes into sleep mode. it corrupts my system. like it would make my firefox all messed up and mess up some of my files [09:51] since i got this laptop [09:51] it also says in the Ubuntu cerfication of laptops. that suspend would wake up too slow [10:02] Good day everyone === jelly-home is now known as jelly [10:02] We have a problem here: A new laptop HP spectre x360 with ubuntu 19.10. It doesn't recognize any external monitor (tried two different ones) over HDMI [10:02] xrandr keeps saying "disconnected" [10:03] and monitor keeps saying no signal [10:05] It has a intel/nvidia dual video card [10:05] tried both modes [10:11] Hello, i am on 16.04.6 and just installed updates. After updating, my firefox (currently 71.0+build2-0ubuntu0.16.04.1) wont start anymore. Starting firefox directly results in the "Mozilla Crash Reporter" window and nothing else. I have now downgraded to "70.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.16.04.1" and everything works again (I had to create a new profile). Is there a problem with the new version of firefox in the repo's? [10:19] Here is a crash-log of my firefox 71.0 crashing before the downgrade: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/16d07755-ea2d-45f6-8090-2d0240191204 === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [11:34] /autojoinem add === ravustaj1 is now known as ravustaja [12:25] i ran: apt remove --purge mariadb-server mysql-server default-mysql-server [12:25] it uninstalled mariadb-server [12:25] but it left several GB of junk in /var/lib/mysql [12:25] isn't --purge supposed to make sure such garbage is deleted? [12:26] (18.04) [12:28] (while the sql server itself was deleted, it did not delete the on-disk files containing the databases) [12:28] (located in /var/lib/mysql ) [12:32] hansh: kind of bad if it delete your personal db, if you had problems with the server? [12:33] hansh, so that is by design, not junk, just old db [12:33] i think purge only removes configs by definition [12:33] so stuff in /etc [12:34] yeah, else we get: if i remove , it removes me precious data [12:35] Hi. I want to record the download time of a page using curl, but as well as the value of field `x-cache` in its header. [12:36] How can I do that? [12:38] martiansoul, interesting question, read that before these days, homework? [12:38] this page maybe a help https://netbeez.net/blog/http-transaction-timing-breakdown-with-curl/ [12:40] martiansoul no not homework. Also, I also want to have the value of the field `x-cache` in the response header too. [12:41] Basically I want to record only the time when there is a cache hit and not a cache miss. that's the value contained in `x-cache` [12:41] I'm using Dell Precision M 4700. I was able to install Ubuntu 19.10 using "safe graphics" mode, but after installing and rebooting into installed system, logging in was successful, but before showing my desktop, the screen continues showing violet or magenta (or whatever that color is), but it has some artifacts in it, and hard drive activity ceases, and nothing can be done except hold the power button until [12:41] the machine powers off. [12:41] How can I get "safe graphics" mode (from the live medium) in my installed environment? [12:44] lmat: not sure, i think that's only available for booting live [12:45] OerHeks [12:45] I want to record only the time when there is a cache hit and not a cache miss. that's the value contained in `x-cache` [12:46] martiansoul, the 2nd part with x-cache, i don't know [12:46] OerHeks, okay. [12:46] maybe the server channel has a clue/ [12:46] jack: okay. [12:46] #ubuntu-server [12:46] OerHeks, thanks [12:47] I've installed ubuntu UEFI; how do I add "nomodeset" to kernel boot parameters? [12:47] you can still try to find an util for your gfx-hw [12:48] is it nvidia or amd? [12:50] jack: Sorry, are you talking to me? I think I'm AMD. [12:50] chances are good then [12:51] lmat: did you try sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall? [12:51] EriC^^: nope. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-drivers; ? It did some "hardware configuration" during installation. [12:52] You know what's super? Everything works fine if I unplug the laptop charger. [12:55] EriC^^: I only see apt-get install ubuntu-drivers-common; (using auto complete) [12:55] and it's already installed. [12:59] Heh, even Dell talks about it! https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln306327 [12:59] I use UEFI. How do I make it so that my system uses nomodeset on boot? [13:01] oh my...just now reading that ubuntu uses UEFI to run grub which then loads Linux. I think this is normal, but I have always had UEFI just start Linux directly. [13:03] press and hold shift to get to the GRUB menu? Didn't work that time...I'll try again. [13:04] Yeah, didn't work :( [13:04] lmat, if you can boot in the system, you can edit /etc/default/grub and comment the GRUB_TIMEOUT lines and run sudo update-grub [13:04] esc perhaps? [13:04] ioria: Will do! [13:05] lmat, but also try 'esc' [13:05] ioria: Yeah, I can boot into it if I unplug the charger :-/ [13:05] lmat, interesting [13:06] ioria: not update-grub2? ^_^ [13:08] ioria: I did as you said: update-grub, and it is apparent that my changes were regarded because the menu is now shown (GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=menu now instead of hidden). [13:09] lmat, i see : go to 'System Settings' -> 'power' and change the option below [13:09] Hmm, the system didn't boot properly. It's not exactly hung, but there is a blinging cursor in the upper left. When I type, the letters show up there (no prompt). [13:10] Maybe X couldn't start because of nomodeset? [13:10] JK! It's running! [13:10] I guess it took *way* longer because of no KMS [13:12] Hey folks [13:12] lmat, nomodeset is a temporary fix [13:13] I clicked "Settings" and I see the power settings. "and change the option below" which option? [13:15] lmat, i suggest to check 'On Battery Power' and 'When plugged in' [13:15] Um... doesn't say that. Let me get you a screnshot. [13:16] lmat, what extra parameters are in use atm ? cat /proc/cmdline [13:16] ioria: root=UUID=.... ro quiet splash nomodeset vt.handoff=7 [13:17] lmat, and why did you set nomodeset ? [13:17] ioria: So I could boot and interact with the machine. Without nomodeset, the machine stops responding shortly after boot. Sometimes I make it to the login screen and login (press enter) before the freeze happens, and the system becomes unresponsive. [13:18] lmat, what 's the spaces ? lspci -nnk | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:18] *specs [13:18] ioria: Sure. It's a dell M4700. I'll get you specs. [13:19] https://termbin.com/lqf7 [13:25] ioria: by the way, here's my power options: https://imgur.com/a/wZBn2Kd [13:26] ioria: I seriously doubt any X settings will help this since KMS is in effect before X starts. (and X is running fine now that I successfully added nomodeset.) [13:26] Hello. I just have done updating Ubuntu-shipped ZFS packages in 19.10 , but I still can not import disk with newer OpenZFS pool feature, created with illumos/Openindiana, precisely com.delphix:log_spacemap [13:27] When is Ubuntu planning to update ZFS that it is shipping, to be compatible with com.delphix:log_spacemap , so i can use OpenZFS formatted pool? [13:29] lmat, also the charger problem has been solved with nomodeset ? [13:29] ioria: YES! The charger is plugged in, and the machine is responsive. [13:30] ioria: With KMS, I have to unplug the charger for the system to work. (I'm guessing it's a bug with the driver and my graphics card's power management states...or something.) [13:30] ioria: With nomodeset, the plug is in, and the system is *still* responsive \o/ [13:31] Anyone use apache cloudstack ? [13:31] nikolam: Maybe try archlinux? It's a big change from Ubuntu, but you can format the disks however you like. [13:31] lmat, yes, probably a video card power management issue [13:31] Keep getting `There is no secondary storage VM for secondary storage host nfs://192.168.1.156/export/secondary` [13:31] ioria: Can u fix? giv me the codez [13:32] lmat, try radeon.dpm=1 instead of nomodeset [13:32] ioria: for you, anything. [13:32] lmat I don't think that is viable solution, when using Ubuntu, but thanks. [13:33] nikolam: no sweat. I hope you can use your openzfs formatted pool soon ^_^ [13:33] ioria: poweroff is a lot slower with modeset, too :-) [13:34] ioria: I also thought of trying amdgpu driver, but only glancingly considered it. [13:35] lmat, so you have com.delphix:log_spacemap feature in OpenZFS packages in Arch Linux? I wonder if it is even in ZOL [13:36] nikolam: I don't know. I just know that Archlinux keeps "newest" upstream versions, so if it's supported in upstream, it's probably supported in arch linux. [13:36] ioria: My system is stuck. I got the login screen, then after logging in, it hung. I'm going to restart and see if it hangs if I wait to log in. [13:36] luckilly, it is fresh created pool, I can created with older OpenZFS or just by selecting exact features when enabling, just wondering for info about Ubuntu [13:37] lmat, that is great, yet if it is not inside ZoL, then fat chances it is in Arch, too.. [13:37] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1848399 [13:37] Launchpad bug 1848399 in grub2 (Ubuntu Eoan) "update-grub fails if a pool fails to import" [Medium,In progress] [13:37] it will be in the next major release, not 0.8x https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/8442#issuecomment-511918033 [13:37] Ubuntu maintain it's own OpenZFS, so question stands. [13:38] lmat, amdgpu ? your card is basically a Capo Verde HD 7700 so it should use 'radeon' [13:38] so, be patient [13:38] ioria: Okay. Thanks for the confirmation. [13:38] I have a file like this: https://pastebin.com/WJf2ULQL I want to know the fields corresponding to "time_total" and "x-cache" [13:38] How can I do this using shell script? [13:38] Any recommended free control panel for ubuntu? [13:39] lmat, if radeon.dpm=1 fails , try radeon.dpm=0 [13:39] martiansoul: grep -o 'time_total: [^ ]\+' ; and similar for the other field. [13:39] patrickk, control panel fo what exactly [13:39] ioria: Yeah, it failed. I'll try that. [13:41] ioria: My friend, it's working so far! [13:41] * lmat looks up this amazing codez [13:42] lmat, test it with something heavy [13:42] oh, dynamic power management. Wow, you hit right on it. [13:42] ioria: Oh, to stress power management? Hmm...I only use terminal ^_^ [13:42] lmat: it shows time_total: 24.571759, I just want to know the value 24.571759. Is there some way I can trim it? [13:42] lmat, ah, ok [13:43] martiansoul: Oh yeah, I always forget those codez... maybe grep -o 'time_total: \K[^ ]\+' ; [13:43] * lmat bows to ioria [13:44] martiansoul: The other can be grep -o 'x-cache: \K.*$' ; maybe [13:44] ioria: How do I stress it? Maybe load up a web page with webgl example? [13:44] OerHeks To manage the server/files/domains? like a cpanel alternative [13:45] lmat: grep -o 'time_total: \K[^ ]\+' this shows no output [13:45] ioria: There's some webgl pasta no problem. [13:45] lmat, yeah, try a 1080/720p video stream [13:45] martiansoul: change -o to -oP [13:45] ajenti, zpanel, pretty good comparison https://www.znetlive.com/blog/comparison-of-top-11-open-source-hosting-panels/ [13:45] patrickk: that's probably beyond the scope of this channel, but there's plesk. it's not free either like cpanel. [13:45] ioria: Ahh, okay. [13:45] Ah okay [13:46] ioria: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU9qzXVlwCY coming right up. [13:46] ioria: Okay, there it goes. [13:47] lmat, good [13:47] lmat still nothing. it's showing usage options of grep. [13:47] ioria: very good. [13:47] martiansoul: lol; that's not good. Show me your command? And show the error message grep is giving. [13:48] grep -oP 'time_total: \K[^ ]\+' test :my command, lmat [13:48] martiansoul: I was trying to help you without reproducing on my end. I will try harder now. [13:49] \grep -oP 'time_total: \K[^ ]+' somefile [13:49] https://pastebin.com/Q0Y2aSbY this is the output that I get - which is just nothing. [13:49] martiansoul: You see my grep command above? Use that. [13:49] martiansoul: And this will get you x-cache: \grep -oP 'x-cache: \K.*$' somefile [13:50] ioria: Nice music still streaming from once-junk-heap laptop. [13:50] lmat file name is test. so I don't see a difference between the previous command that you wrote and this command. It still gives no output. [13:50] *my file name [13:50] lmat, here is the answer, list of features in master ZfsOnLInux, versus par-system impelemntations and releases. It is not in released version yet. http://build.zfsonlinux.org/zfs-features.html [13:51] lmat, better than mine [13:51] martiansoul: oh? It's different! I changed "\+" to "+"... [13:51] ioria: :( What's going on withy our laptop? [13:52] nikolam: Ah, there may yet be a way to get it in arch linux ^_^ Sometimes they offer pre-release versions. [13:52] lmat, just too old [13:52] lmat, oh sorry, didn't notice. But again, I copied and ran - no output [13:52] nikolam: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ZFS search for "zfs-linux-git" [13:52] martiansoul: Would you paste from your terminal including the command you ran and the output you got? [13:53] ioria: Sorry, my friend. If there's anything I can do for you to pay you back for your amazing dpm fix (short of replacing your laptop), please let me know. [13:53] lmat - this is the command that I ran - grep -oP 'time_total: \K[^ ]+' test [13:53] and this is the output - https://pastebin.com/Q0Y2aSbY [13:54] martiansoul: well crap... Let me try on ubuntu [13:54] lmat, it's is not yet included in upstream release. And I am targeting supported releases.One can always create ZFS pool with just the feature one wants, exactly. [13:55] martiansoul: Whoa, I can reproduce! It doesn't work on ubuntu :-o must have an old version of grep. [13:56] nikolam: cool. [13:56] lmat: oh okay. [13:56] nikolam, >> it will be in the next major release, not 0.8x https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/8442#issuecomment-511918033 [14:00] martiansoul: Okay, try this: grep -oP 'time_total: \K.*$' test; [14:00] lmat: doesn't work. [14:03] martiansoul: Does sed work for x-cache, too? [14:05] lmat yes it works for x-cache too. [14:05] martiansoul: good. [14:06] lmat: thanks for your help [14:09] Hi, when I see here "depends" do these packages depend *on* qtdeclarative5-dev? or the other way around? (does `qtdeclarative5-dev` depend on them?) https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/qtdeclarative5-dev [14:17] I can't seem to enable nftables.service under Xenial: http://dpaste.com/2MTHSR0 [14:17] Any idea how to fix this? [14:21] I've tried to replace the service with: http://dpaste.com/37FGAY1 , but that still refuses to enable. [14:36] It seems I can just ignore the error, the service is enabled correctly [15:02] Hey guys !!! Plaese check out a game of clicks on gameofclicks . getenjoyment.net ..... It requires turning on Chrome Experimental features, if they aren't already turned on .. It is interacrive, best players get their names in top players list ! [15:03] Kristjan1291983, please don't spam, thanks, ubuntu support only [15:04] it is in Javascript [15:04] It is no spam [15:06] Kristjan1291983, wrong channel ... period [15:06] try #ubuntu-offtopic or put it on askubuntu [15:24] Hrrm... any suggestons on which ubuntu-19.10-variant (gnome, cinnmon, budgie ??) can give the best pretending-to-be-windows-10 theme impression available ?!?!? [15:26] windows 10 theme.. really? [15:27] look at the specs of that theme [15:27] OerHeks: hrrm i had a lot of succes with mac-os-x theme with somebody else ;p get them started in a linux relaly worked well [15:27] OerHeks: i'm now ... asking similar question [15:27] btw if linux looks like windows 10, we get sued [15:27] OerHeks: there seem to be a few, I was wondering if anybody had advice "what works already" ;p [15:27] hi does anyone know a tool for quickly labelling images eg. something where like if i have a picture of a family i can quickly draw lines and label "dad" "mom" "brother" "sister" "dog" "cat" etc [15:27] OerHeks: quite, lost may be unofficial addons rather than ubuntu-provisioned [15:28] i am not aware of a windows 10 theme.. [15:28] url? [15:28] maybe like a gimp addon or or somethin [15:29] user01: If you have to draw lines manually to point to specific people, personally I'd use gimp though there are other tools. [15:29] OerHeks: http://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/transform-your-ubuntu-into-windows-10-look-with-these-gtk-themes for exaple [15:29] I don't think you'll find a gimp plug-in that can identify dad vs. mom vs. sister. :) [15:29] gtk, so gnome3 [15:30] akk, yes but something where i can just drag and create a line then enter text . . . [15:30] user01: "convert" [15:30] user01: Choose the pen tool, click once for the beginning of the line, shift-click for the end; choose the text tool, click, enter text. [15:30] gimp manually without a plugin is a lot of manual steps [15:31] I'm not sure how you could reduce the steps more than that given that you need to specify the line endpoints, the text position and the label contents. [15:31] user01: though, you'll need to write a script that opens the picture and asks you to identify it, then it labels it once you close the picture [15:31] akk, the lines dont look great just doing that [15:31] user01: What's wrong with them? [15:31] enyc: http://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/transform-your-ubuntu-into-windows-10-look-with-these-gtk-themes [15:32] user01: Maybe you need to specify exactly what you need for the lines. [15:33] akk, compared to a nice tikz output they dont look nice [15:33] user01: "convert" will do what you want. You'll need to spend some time and effort writing out the scripting to accomplish what you want [15:33] leftyfb, ok let me check out that app [15:33] user01: it's a commandline tool [15:34] user01: it's part of the imagemagick toolset [15:35] convert is going to require a lot of extra work to figure out the coordinates [15:35] akk: correct [15:35] and the lines will probably come out looking the same as gimp's. [15:35] MS Paint sure is nice. [15:35] osse: can we help you with something? [15:35] You really need to figure out what you need different about the lines; "not nice compared to tikz" (whatever that is) isn't specific enough to figure out what you're after. [15:37] Maybe if you had screenshots of one vs. the other. [15:37] leftyfb: coo, GTK themes there specifies explicitly mate, cinnamon, xfce, gnome [15:37] leftyfb: thankyou =) [15:37] enyc: I googled for "ubuntu windows 10 theme" [15:37] krita, pinta, mypaint are pretty easy for drawing and text in pics [15:38] (That convo might be better suited to #gimp-users on gimpnet than #ubuntu, though.) [15:38] draw - ctrl z to wipe - draw again [15:39] leftyfb: right yes, thouh i was interested in if anyody had $clue "what works, in practice" aspect [15:40] enyc: that is a question for #ubuntu-offtopic [15:40] sorry im a bit laggy i didnt think writing 5tb of 0's would use up so many resources [15:45] going to jump on another laptop brb -- they joys of "pv -tpreb /dev/zero | dd of=/dev/mapper/harddrive bs=128M" on a 5tb disk :( [16:09] leftyfb: I typed out something that was supposed to remain inside my head. [16:10] akk: tikz is essentially programmatic drawing inside latex. it's pretty useful, but not in this case I think. [16:17] any idea what service/process is broken/sending me this spam https://pastebin.com/uQM9Sfg2 ? [16:19] nothing relevant is in smartmontools configs either .. [16:24] Hello, how can I install meson 0.52 on ubuntu 18? [16:24] do I need to acquire some ppa? [16:26] !info meson bionic [16:26] https://launchpad.net/meson/+packages give 0.45 .. [16:26] meson (source: meson): high-productivity build system. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.45.1-2ubuntu0.18.04.1 (bionic), package size 210 kB, installed size 1323 kB [16:26] this ppa gives 0.52 ... else use pip3 ? https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/meson?field.series_filter=bionic [16:26] https://mesonbuild.com/Getting-meson.html [16:27] i would upgrade to Eoan [16:27] amosbird, https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/meson [16:28] !yy.mm | amosbird [16:28] amosbird: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [16:33] Hi, How do I grant access only to a specific user to a particular directory ? [16:35] ramsub07: you could make him as the owner and group and set chmod to 770 [16:35] EriC^^: 770 is read write and execute? [16:35] sudo chown $USER: /path/to/dir && chmod 770 /path/to/dir [16:36] ramsub07: yeah [16:38] also how do i make directory accessible by a group? [16:38] maybe change owner of that directory from user -> group? [16:39] ramsub07: set the group to the group you want access to [16:40] set the user to "root" or something else [16:47] gio-2.0 not found [16:47] hmm, what package should I install for that? [16:57] amosbird: sudo apt install libglib2.0-dev [16:59] thanks [16:59] hmm, libfribidi ppa is required [16:59] where can I find ppa that provides libfribidi > 1? [17:03] on launchpad? [17:04] or go wild, libfribidi-dev ? [17:04] sudo apt-get install gnutls-bin [17:04] hmm [17:04] is there a gnutls-dev? [17:11] Hi. I am having issues with firefox on 19.10 and office365. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? This is a brand new firefox profile. https://imgur.com/mFbca9U [17:15] Aavar: that has nothing to do with Ubuntu [17:15] Aavar: Contact Microsoft for support [17:17] leftyfb: It is infact something with firefox on ubuntu :) I tried Chromium and it works great. Also firefox (same version) on windows. [17:18] not sure where i can get support for this. in a docker container i need linux-tools-`uname -r` which is 5.4.1-zen2-1-zen, but there is no apt-get package which matches. any idea how i can get linux tools for this kernel ? [17:18] Aavar: then perhaps you need to clear the FFox cache [17:19] hggdh: brand new profile unfortunately. [17:20] hmmm, what package should I install to fix this ERROR: Dependency "gobject-introspection-1.0" not found, tried pkgconfig [17:21] rayzorben: there is no kernel 5.4 released by Ubuntu on published versions [17:21] rayzorben: so you probably got this kernel somewhere else -- check there [17:22]