[00:00] I have an odd problem after migrating my home directory from a Fedora 27 Mate system to a new Ubuntu 18.04 Mate system. It doesn't think it has a valid window manager. It also puts the primary display on my left monitor instead of the right. [00:01] I have upgraded from 18.04 to 19.04 using the Software Updater GUI and now have two problems. First, my wifi doesn't work because the iwlwifi module won't install due to no suitable firmware. I can ignore this for now and hope it's fixed in 19.10, which leads to my next problem. Software Updater offers an upgrade to 19.10 which silently fails, and from the command line I can see that it complains "Please [00:01] install all available updates for your release before upgrading.". Software Updater says there are no updates to install. `apt update` says one package is upgradable, and `apt list --upgradable` says "libsnmp30/disco-updates 5.7.3+dfsg-5ubuntu1.2 amd64 [upgradable from: 5.7.3+dfsg-1.8ubuntu3.3]" but `apt upgrade` says that package is kept back. Manual attempts in install/update libsnmp30 lead to an unmet [00:01] dependency on libsensors5 which depends on libsensors-config which conflicts libsensors4 which a whole bunch of gnome packages have in their dependency tree. [00:01] So I change it with Mate Tweak, and the window manager gets loaded and all is good. Until I log out. [00:02] Hey, I do know that newest ubuntu's requirements regarding RAM is about 4gb, but now I only want to *install* it, from bootable usb, using a PC with 2gb, is this possible? I mean, I've been now waiting an hour for it to even start, I only see a logo and those 5 dots flashing. [00:02] Install it on a disk, which will later go to a better computer. [00:02] And using the Control Center, I change the primary display. It changes, but again when I logout and back in, it reverts to the left. [00:03] I mean, I want to prepare an ubuntu disk, working system, that is all. And then the disk will go to a machine with 16 GB. [00:07] Something is preventing the changes from being remembered. Thoughts? [00:10] if I forcibly remove libsnmp30 then try do-release-upgrade then pkgProblemResolver tries to resolve broken dependencies and ends up wanting to uninstall a bunch of stuff [00:12] Ok, past the grub kernel options, what do I need to disable/change so I can see the rest of the console output during boot [00:17] "Remove: gnome-control-center hplip simple-scan ubuntu-desktop-minimal" is this expected with an upgrade from 19.04 to 19.10? [00:17] gnome-control-center sounds important [00:20] I can't transfer files from my PC to my phone. What might be the problem? What should I do to fix that? [00:26] Robert74: usb, bluetooth, some other connection? [00:27] USB. Previously it worked fine. Now (after installing 19.10) it doesn't. [00:33] just realized that this take resource intensively https://bpaste.net/OY3A ... anyone here with this update-secureboot-policy process? [00:36] looks like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/1799279 [00:36] Launchpad bug 1827697 in dkms (Ubuntu Eoan) "duplicate for #1799279 Enroll key whiptail prompt blocks kernel header package upgrades" [High,Fix released] [00:38] How can I figure out what my issue is with transferring files? [00:38] The phone does not appear in File Manager [00:40] Robert74: does `dmesg` show anything at the bottom when you plug or unplug the phone? [00:40] is the phone unlocked before connecting? [00:40] or `tail -f /var/log/syslog` which you can leave running in a terminal while you experiment [00:41] does the phone start charging? [00:42] yes [00:42] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/h9t8KzZMbg/ [00:43] That is what happens when I plug it to the PC and choose "Transfer files" instead of "Charge the device" [00:46] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/pDjcdkNDvR/ [00:48] @OerHeks, yes, it is unlocked [00:48] checking the link OerHeks [00:50] redmi 4? [00:50] or 5? [00:50] Redmi Note 5A [00:55] seems like a trouble maker, how did you get it working in your previous ubuntu? [00:56] this one? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1085575/unable-to-connect-to-mtp-device [00:56] No, not this. Mine isn't 5 Pro. Mine is 5A. [00:57] It just worked in Xubuntu 19.04. Then I tried installing Xubuntu Core 19.10 via netinst. I think I may not have some packages / libs or something like that. [00:57] I've chosen Xubuntu minimal installation [00:58] oh, no upgrade? [00:58] I didn't upgrade it. I just reinstalled it. [00:58] and a special way of installation .. [00:59] Is there some peer to peer way of transferring files between two ubuntu laptops without involving a wifi hub? Bluetooth or wifi? [01:14] Robert74, how about just reinstall xubuntu-desktop* [01:15] and that mtp package stuff, that must be uninstalled too with core/minimal [01:15] It will bring many unnecessary apps & packages :( [01:29] Robert74: gvfs-backends? ' apt show gvfs-backends '-verify it is installed: ' dpkg-l gvfs-backends' . [01:29] Any decent bluetooth utilities in ubuntu? CLI or graphical [01:30] I just tried installing it, but nothing happened. I'll try rebooting PC to see if it helps. [01:34] decent? no, the standard tools work fine. [01:39] Just found it [01:44] Thank you SO much! :) installing gvfs-backends and rebooting helped me indeed! It was so easy, why didn't I guess to do it myself :) :) :) [01:45] Robert74: :D Good job ! ^ no substitute for experience. Now you too have more :P [02:08] why is ubuntu 19.04 not on the website [02:08] Just wondering what the best way to run a command as www-data user? === zbenjamin is now known as Guest28444 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:21] Aktive: it's outdated [02:25] Does anyone know if Ubuntu 19.04 keeps logs if there's a kernel oops? [02:25] My PC has an oops every time I try to resume from suspend [02:27] 19.10 that is [02:48] 18.04 is newer than 19.04 ? [02:50] !releases [02:50] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months (non-LTS) or 5 years (LTS). More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [02:52] so i have something weird going on [02:53] /etc/resolv.conf -> ../run/resolvconf/resolv.conf instead of ../run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf [02:53] Bashing-om, Oh I just assumed it was lts [02:54] I don't know what config messups i've made, but i have NetworkManager, systemd-resolvd, resolvconf & expressvpn on this machine [02:54] every time i turn off vpn nothing works right [02:54] !lts [02:54] LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions are supported for 5 years on the desktop and server. The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is !Bionic (Bionic Beaver 18.04). Ubuntu !flavors may have different support durations, check their release notes for information. [03:02] does 18.04 come with resolvconf installed? === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius === Leion1 is now known as Leion [03:53] I'm getting a; "Could not sync environment to dbus" when i try to login to my Plasma session, is there any simple fix for this ? [03:53] only a "okay" button which logs me out [03:54] re-install dbus ? [03:57] Nope, that didn't help [04:00] Anyone using a ssh from ios device here? I am looking for a good ssh solution from ios - preferably from a us or eu based company [04:03] cgipython: try #Apple ? [04:03] WoC, Just got some help there [04:03] ok :) [04:04] cgipython: I don't think you find anything better than open-ssh though [04:09] WoC, I dont think openssh is compiled for an ipad - is it? [04:10] if you compile it ;) [04:11] Client: HexChat 2.14.2 • OS: Debian bullseye/sid • CPU: PPC970 (2.00GHz) • Memory: Physical: 3.8 GiB Total (2.8 GiB Free) Swap: 15.6 GiB Total (15.6 GiB Free) • Storage: 229.1 GB / 1.9 TB (1.7 TB Free) • VGA: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] RV350 [Radeon 9550/9600/X1050 Series] @ Apple Inc. CPC945 HT Bridge • Uptime: 1h 13m 16s [04:11] This is the only Apple product i have === azerus_ is now known as azerus [04:21] WoC, which apple product? [04:22] WoC: this is ubuntu support, not debian support [04:30] lotuspsychje: I know, the other box is ubuntu, sorted now, lxdm broken [04:31] besides, ubuntu doesnt support ppc [04:32] gdm3 works, but not lxdm ;P [06:00] g'day all [06:00] morning elgoo [06:01] =) [06:14] Hello everyone! I'm having trouble with the current version of bluez (5.50). And, I wish to downgrade it to 5.48, but, when I try "sudo apt install blues=5.48", it says that the version was not found for package blues. Is there a way I can get it installed? [06:14] *bluez [06:14] mohnish_: we strongly reccomend to use package versions, meant for your specific ubuntu version [06:14] mohnish_: wich ubuntu version are you on? [06:14] 19.10 [06:15] !info bluez eoan [06:15] bluez (source: bluez): Bluetooth tools and daemons. In component main, is optional. Version 5.50-0ubuntu4 (eoan), package size 918 kB, installed size 4598 kB [06:16] But, there seems to be a bug in it. I asked here earlier about that bug, unfortunately I couldn't get help. That is why I wish to downgrade [06:16] mohnish_: do you have the bug ID for it please? [06:16] um, let me search for it [06:16] tnx [06:22] lotuspsychje: I'm sorry, I can't find the bug ID [06:23] Why is it not recommended to downgrade? [06:23] mohnish_: if you want to start testing/debugging reccomended to install another version of ubuntu with the bluez version that comes with it [06:23] mohnish_: when you mix package versions on apt, your system will result into dependency issues [06:24] Oh [06:24] mohnish_: for higher versions one can try !backports or snaps [06:25] So, is there a way I can downgrade to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I'm a novice to linux and would like to go for the LTS [06:25] mohnish_: i see there's a bluez 5.47-3 snap too, you can try if you like [06:25] mohnish_: no, downgrading ubuntu releases is also not done [06:27] you mean, it cannot be done? [06:28] mohnish_: its not how it works yeah [06:28] oh, okay [06:29] Let me try 5.47-3. I'll see if it works [06:30] mohnish_: im curious, whats your bug about exactly? [06:31] When I try to scan using blueman, [06:31] it says dbus.error.noreply [06:31] It cannot scan my phone, and my phone cannot scan my pc [06:31] mohnish_: on gnome? [06:32] MATE [06:32] mohnish_: you might want to also talk with the #ubuntu-mate guys then [06:32] Oh, okay [06:32] maybe someone has seen that error [06:33] oh, okay [06:33] on gnome you can choose between built-in bluetooth or installing blueman [06:34] not sure how mate handles it [06:35] I can't get my computer to sleep I get "refuses to freeze" and it says something about wq_busy=0 [06:35] lotuspsychje, When I try to install 5.47-3, it says the version was not found for bluez [06:36] mohnish_: sudo snap install bluez [06:36] =5.47-3? [06:37] thats the version it will install [06:39] okay, so should I do, "sudo snap install bluez=5.47-3"? [06:39] no [06:40] without "=5.47-3", right? [06:40] yes [06:40] ok [06:44] hi all hoping s1 could help me-getting this when using Gedit [06:44] Set document metadata failed: Setting attribute metadata::gedit-spell-language not supported [06:44] https://pastebin.com/metmgm81 [06:45] wanting to be able to click save and close the file made by pasting from firefox to a gedit file [06:48] Hello, I am using Ubuntu 19.10 (earlier tried 18,04.3) on my Dell Latitude E7440, the only 1 problem is the Erratic Alps Touchpad. Tried pretty much everything from the internet, but just doesn't work. Please help, tx [06:51] update all sorted if works will post [06:59] help [06:59] how do i create a recovery usb [06:59] my system boots up and i have no control over the mouse or keyboard [06:59] I installed an app called run_scaled and it all went to shit after that [07:05] pi0 hold shift during boot, pick a number;a time when it all worked(earlier date).boot up then google ubuntu bup 'options' [07:07] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode [07:07] what would cause a mouse to freeze? [07:08] you mean boot from an ealier version of kernel? [07:11] Or boot into terminal mode only and uninstall that app. [07:11] Maybe you can still switch to terminal with ctrl+alt+FX at the login screen. [07:14] pi0, yup to an earlier kernel i meant, but i am by no means an expert with linux [07:14] arg [07:14] i am able to boot into the machine [07:14] as soon as i enter my username and passsword [07:14] it freezes [07:15] fudge! [07:15] restart shift choose kernel report back errors [07:16] any reason you cant fresh install [07:16] eg i have no bups [07:16] that is my plan but i have school project on there and i cant loose it :/ [07:17] going to try the restart, were is the report back errors located? [07:18] no physical location just let me know whether it works and tell if it does the same thing or if it logs back in [07:18] an ur mse is usable [07:18] shit stop [07:19] i am in recovery menu [07:19] dont want u to delete file dont proceed [07:20] could try memtest [07:23] hmm [07:24] how about running ubuntu live from a usb, then browsing to the file you need to save and saving elsewhere like on another usb or cloud service [07:24] then fresh installing [07:24] and carrying on as normal [07:25] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/446816/ubuntu-16-04-lts-mouse-keyboard-doesnt-work-at-login-screen-and-then-freeze [07:25] this is the issue [07:25] doesnt teach you how to fix issue but gets u where u wanna be worse case [07:29] Boot on a live USB and copy the files you need from the disk then do a clean reinstall, seems the easiest/fastest. [07:29] im with akemhp [07:30] how do i mount the directories [07:30] from the comp [07:30] ikolov@ubuntu-ivan:~$ inxi -F [07:30] System: Host: ubuntu-ivan Kernel: 5.5.0-050500rc4-lowlatency x86_64 bits: 64 Desktop: Gnome 3.34.1 [07:30] Distro: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) [07:30] use a gui or a terminal with mount and read man mount [07:31] have you got a working terminal [07:31] machine in question [07:32] pi0, Something like "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt" to mount it to "/mnt", use "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda" to list the partitions. [07:34] thank you [07:34] that is the best thing to do [07:34] i am toast [07:34] i have spent all day for a solution on this [07:35] i will try that tomorrow [07:35] thank you for the suggestion! [07:35] Np. [07:35] and now i really need to figure out how to create a recovery method [07:35] that i can go back to when it goes bad [07:36] pi0: Use a separate /home partition and backup regularly. That's it. [07:36] brb [07:36] will be [07:36] will do [07:38] déjà-dup [07:38] elias_a, You can backup your home regularly without having a separate /home partition. [07:39] I don't really see the advantage of having a separate home partition. [07:55] ubuntu freezes completly after i login [07:55] even the numlock freezes [07:55] however when i boot into windows everything works [07:55] im dual booting ubuntu 18.04 and windows 10 [08:07] AugustusCaesar24, Did you try ctrl+alt+F1 or F2 at login screen to switch to terminal? [08:08] i did but i couldnt login for some reason [08:08] my same username and password wasnt working [08:08] im currently in recovery mode trying to see what i can do [08:10] i think its a driver issue [08:10] I see, maybe your keyboard mapping was wrong? If it's not qwerty. Did you install that program named "run_scaled" too and/or "winswitch/xpra"? [08:11] because my mouse does freeze at times and i use the sudo apt-get reinstall xorg mouse for it to work again [08:11] i dont think so [08:11] the hardware works when i boot into windows [08:11] it cant be the hardware [08:12] Maybe you can try Xorg instead of Wayland at login, see if it makes any changes. [08:13] what should i run [08:13] You need to click the little gear icon at login. But if your mouse is frozen at boot time it will be complicated of course. [08:14] AugustusCaesar24, Is it a laptop computer? [08:14] yep [08:14] The touchpad is locked too? [08:14] yep [08:14] I mean you tried with/without USB mouse? [08:15] I see. [08:15] i tried going to recovery mode and after i tried somethings i would hit resume and it would freeze there until i press the powerbutton and then it shuts down [08:15] im not sure whats going on there [08:21] Well i'm not sure what you can do either...But if you can switch to terminal it means its not frozen, now; that you can't login with your IDs is another issue...What i would do is reintall...But maybe someone will know what else you can do. Good luck with that. [08:39] thank you [08:47] greets, how do i free disk space in ubuntu 18.04 xenial? i tried sudo apt autoremove [08:47] but when i df -h still the same amount of used space [08:48] i did this first btw sudo apt purge --auto-remove squid [09:03] hi can i ask a question here about getting my encrypted /boot working with grub2 and initramfs? [09:04] i've installed several FDE systems before, in gentoo, and also in linux mint, but I'd like to try it in ubuntu, and I can't seem to get it to work properly with grub or initramfs somehow.. [09:05] i'm currently following https://cryptsetup-team.pages.debian.net/cryptsetup/encrypted-boot.html and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Full_Disk_Encryption_Howto_2019 [09:05] but when i reboot the system, it goes to the grub> menu and does not boot [09:06] when i run "insmod cryptodisk" it says "error: file `/grub/x86_64-efi/cryptodisk.mod` was not found [09:07] is this the right channel to discuss this, or could someone point me to a better one? [09:09] greetings, is there a way to encrypt specific folders after installation without reinstallation? [09:11] isomari: you can use ecryptfs === Snetry is now known as Sentry [09:14] How do I remove the coverimage from 1000 ogg-files? eyed3 seems to work only on mp3 [09:14] isomari: ecryptfs [09:14] thanks [09:23] an a drive with ecryptfs folders be cloned with a mass drive duplicator? i need to clone an installation to many systems using a dick duplicator. [09:23] s/dick/disk [09:23] bad typo :-) [09:27] @q9 remove or change? [09:28] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/84915/add-album-art-cover-to-mp3-ogg-file-from-command-line-in-batch-mode or https://superuser.com/questions/169151/embed-album-art-in-ogg-through-command-line-in-linux [09:42] kaleidekopy: drastically reduce in size. In some files there is more cover art than music. T [09:42] Thanks for links, looks complicated [10:08] greets, how do i clean up /dev/sda1 if it is listed 100% full? [10:10] I'd probably start by removing any old or temp files you don't need, to give you a little room to breathe [10:11] any trash , old kernels, temp dir [10:13] assuming everything is sda1 [10:16] juanonymous: sudo apt-get autoremove --purge [10:16] juanonymous: can you pastebin 'df -h' ? [10:18] is it ok, to paste irccloud's default pastebin here? i am on a mobile phone right now, i can only paste from my irccloud default paste [10:20] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/DileleUn/Screenshot_2019-12-30-18-20-16-85.png [10:21] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/fUI0zE79/Screenshot_2019-12-30-18-21-30-53.png [10:23] juanonymous: ok, try running first 'sudo apt-get clean' [10:23] juanonymous: then "sudo apt-get autoremove --purge" [10:24] juanonymous: then type "sudo du -sxh /* | sort -h" and paste output [10:25] ok [10:25] what's the last part? === md_5- is now known as md_5 [10:26] sudo du -sxh /* | sort -h [10:26] that shows the space in the dirs and sorts them [10:27] (sorts the results) [10:31] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/WJsagzqL/Screenshot_2019-12-30-18-32-01-92.png === ilvipero1 is now known as ilvipero [11:09] juanonymous: it looks good, seems like most of the space is being used by /home [11:41] hey fellas [11:41] so essentially I want to dualboot ubuntu with my existing windows installation [11:41] and the thing I want to avoid is windows messing with the linux partition [11:43] I've read plenty of articles about windows update rendering the linux os unusable, so what can I do to prevent that (aside from backing up the linux partition and turning off windows updates)? === hke_ is now known as hke [12:03] Hey guys! What are the benefits of making a live usb with persistence over just installing Ubuntu on the usb drive directly? [12:07] can someone help me with md5? [12:07] $ md5sum twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img [12:07] 8b0cb169a1db0b9a43fcedf1ba84faa2 twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img [12:08] md5sum twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img.md5 c0b980e369eb27af79e9f99661648391 twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img.md5 [12:08] https://dl.twrp.me/mako/twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img.html [12:08] courrier: a more responsive os I guess, USB flash drives aren't really designed for an OS [12:41] grammoboy: use md5sum -C twrp-3.3.1-0-mako.img.md5 [12:41] I mean -c [12:42] Howdy all [13:12] should i be able to install plasma-pa on ubuntu 18.04 ? [13:13] ws2k3: Are you talking about the audio volume control applet? [13:14] pragmaticenigma: yes [13:15] pragmaticenigma: plasma-pa : Depends: pulseaudio-module-gconf but it is not going to be installed [13:15] ws2k3: If you have the KDE Desktop installed, then yes. Otherwise, I believe it has dependencies with the KDE Desktop, which means to install it requires installing the KDE desktop environment with it. [13:15] pragmaticenigma: yes i have kde desktop installed [13:15] ws2k3: So are you running Ubuntu or Kubuntu? [13:16] pragmaticenigma: ubuntu. but i installed kde on it [13:17] ws2k3: Do you have any additional PPAs installed other than the repositories that were included by deafult? Often, a message like that is because of a package conflict due to installing PPAs for other software [13:17] nope no additial ppa's [13:18] ws2k3, you might need pulseaudio-module-gconf in -proposed [13:18] ws2k3: How did you install KDE? Did you use the meta package "sudo apt install kubuntu-desktop" ?? [13:20] yes i ran apt-get install kubuntu-desktop [13:21] ws2k3: that package should have installed with the kubuntu-desktop meta package [13:22] pulseaudio-module-gconf : Depends: libpulse0 (= 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4) but 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.5 is to be installed [13:22] Depends: pulseaudio (= 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4) [13:22] pulseaudio is already the newest version (1:11.1-1ubuntu7.5). [13:23] ws2k3, you might need pulseaudio-module-gconf in -proposed [13:23] ws2k3: Looks like you have some pending updates... try "sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade" to see if there are any pending updates [13:23] ioria: what do you mean with that [13:23] pragmaticenigma: already did. no pending changes [13:24] ws2k3, you need to enable the -proposed repository if you want to install plasma-pa [13:24] ioria: I'm not sure I understand why you're recommending the -proposed update channel... the package they want should be in the main/update channels [13:25] pragmaticenigma, normally, yes, not in this case [13:25] ioria: Could you please exemplify the reasoning? [13:25] pragmaticenigma, there is a mismatching [13:26] pragmaticenigma, if you are on 18.04, just run 'apt -s install plasma-pa' [13:27] ioria: it's already installed on my machine and I'm fairly certain I have not activated -proposed [13:27] then i get pulseaudio-module-gconf : Depends: libpulse0 (= 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4) but 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.5 is to be installed [13:28] pragmaticenigma, i guess you're on kubuntu then [13:29] ioria: I installed via mini.iso ... then installed kubuntu-desktop [13:30] pragmaticenigma, can you check your pulseaudio-module-gconf version ? [13:30] yes that would be nice [13:31] the point is pulseaudio0, btw [13:31] ioria: version 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.5 [13:31] pragmaticenigma, right [13:32] !info pulseaudio-module-gconf bionic [13:32] pulseaudio-module-gconf (source: pulseaudio): GConf module for PulseAudio sound server. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4 (bionic), package size 22 kB, installed size 160 kB [13:32] thats odd :P [13:32] pragmaticenigma, but bionic has 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4 [13:32] pragmaticenigma, 7.5 is in proposed [13:32] ioria: pragmaticenigma im on bionic and i dont get 7.4 [13:32] yet I don't have proposed enabled [13:32] !info pulseaudio-module-gconf bionic-proposed [13:32] pulseaudio-module-gconf (source: pulseaudio): GConf module for PulseAudio sound server. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.5 (bionic-proposed), package size 22 kB, installed size 160 kB [13:33] is it possibly in universe or multiverse? [13:34] pragmaticenigma, nope [13:34] pragmaticenigma, apt-cache policy pulseaudio-module-gconf [13:35] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3YF9HZkTHk/ [13:35] it's listed as universe [13:35] err [13:36] I have no idea how it got into my system then [13:36] you have another setup, i think [13:37] any way to find out? [13:37] ws2k3, to be synthetic wait for updates, or use -proposed [13:37] brb [13:37] odd when i run apt-get install apt-get install libpulse0=1:11.1-1ubuntu7.4 it try's to remove kde [13:38] ws2k3: Question: Is this a brand new installation? [13:38] pragmaticenigma: no. i think 7 months old [13:38] pragmaticenigma: i also had gnome installed [13:40] ws2k3: Personally, I've never had luck with KDE being installed after the fact. I'm not sure how I ended up with the newer version of the package (maybe it was included with mythbuntu's repo.) If this was a brand new install that you did today, I'd recommend starting over and installing KDE from the beginning [13:41] ws2k3: Otherwise, it looks like you need to enable the -proposed repo (which I don't personally like) to resolve the package conflict [13:44] the proposed repo/ppa can be dangerous, especially if it isn't removed before the next package upgrade [13:55] why does my ubuntu shows command not found when i use sudo , and otherwise it works fine [13:57] jackhum: what is the full command? [13:58] pragmaticenigma, sudo cargo install somepackagename [13:59] pragmaticenigma, i installed the package, but when i run it using packagename , then it gives me some permission error , but when i do sudo packagename , it just gives me command not found [14:00] jackhum: unfortunately I'm not familiar with "rust" or "cargo" [14:00] pragmaticenigma, okay thanks for trying, but i think this problem is more because of env and path messing up instead of rust [14:01] jackhum, add your username to the sudo group [14:04] BluesKaj, but wouldnt it mess with my current state of system , and will be like not good for my system level security [14:07] jackhum: I don't believe their is any adverse impact by having your username associated with the sudo group. Unless you made changes to the way sudo works, by default the command sudo requires the user to enter their password prior to any action being executed [14:07] jackhum, if you're already in the sudo group, then some other permissions problem exists, normally your username is added to sudo during installation [14:08] jackhum: how did you install cargo? Maybe it's only in your users path [14:18] guys im running two unbutuns inside as vms... one gettin 140/10 mbits other 140/3 ... any idea why 7 mbits are somehwere gettin lost? [14:19] the installer is asking me if I want to install ubuntu ALONGSIDE windows boot manager, do I say yes to that or do I resize the partitions myself? [14:19] i am not executing speed test in parallel ... just first vm then second [14:19] (I've also heard that windows doesnt have a bootloader under uefi so im a little confused) [14:20] any idea what issue is with network interface? [14:20] also one ubuntu has eth0 other enp0s3 [14:20] BluesKaj, should i reinstall rust and cargo ? [14:20] jackhum: how did you install cargo? Maybe it's only in your users path [14:21] holla what is the command to get my current ubuntu build number [14:21] ubuntu specifically [14:21] heap_: I would check the virtual network card/drivers you used in the VM guest settings [14:21] i want to stop an app from upgrading to a specific version of it when i do app upgrade [14:21] MJCD: cat /etc/issue [14:21] how would i do that? [14:21] !pin | aivit [14:21] aivit: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto [14:21] leftyfb, perfect - thanks [14:21] leftyfb, i used curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh [14:21] peace [14:21] leftyfb: what exactly do you mean [14:22] leftyfb: there were installed somehow by default? [14:22] jackhum, sorry I have no idea [14:22] jackhum: then that is why. root doesn't have it in it's path. You'll have to seek support from cargo/rust for that installation. [14:23] leftyfb: how can i cehck it? [14:23] heap_: look in the settings for each VM guest. Look at the network settings and compare them [14:23] there is basicaly eth0 [14:23] leftyfb, i think i should reinstall it with sudo ? [14:23] heap_: in the VM software you are using. Not in ubuntu [14:23] the settings are almost the same .. .its bhyve [14:23] jackhum: sudo apt install cargo [14:24] jackhum: after removing the install you did using curl (seek support rom frust/cargo for that) [14:29] if what i want to not upgrade to is 10.4.3 ad it's 'jellyfin/unknown 10.4.3-1 amd64 [upgradable from: 10.4.2-1]" im not exactly sure what to add for "Package: firefox-3.0 Pin: release n=hardy Pin-Priority: -10" [14:33] aivit: Since jellyfin is not provided in any official Ubuntu repositories, you will have to ask the maintainer of the software/PPA for the package name [14:34] ok [14:34] aivit: you can set your PPA to a higher priority [14:37] aivit: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/SBNYjSS4cB/ [14:39] thanks [14:39] leftyfb, i think rustup toolchain include cargo already, i dont see any reason why should i use sudo apt install cargo seperately [14:40] jackhum: because you are having issues with the manual method and don't know how to fix it? [14:40]