=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [09:43] hey all, the automatic dist upgrade notification just popped up again... it doesn't work, is that a known issue, where would I file that as a bug? [09:44] just the regular https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs ? because I think there may be a good chance it's working on pure ubuntu. [10:23] !bug | max12345: you need to file bugs against the 'source package'. [10:23] max12345: you need to file bugs against the 'source package'.: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [11:06] Curious, from which version to which version? What does /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades say? [12:55] wow, another clever site that identifies by username and not email [12:55] (launchpad) ah well... [12:57] you mean the one where it says "Please type your email:" on the login screen? [12:58] Though the link is launchpad.net/~tomreyn [12:58] ? [12:59] no usernames have to be unique on launchpad [12:59] because it's 1999 and we can't handle having two people identifying as "max" [13:00] tomreyn: You login via your email, but your username is still without the TLD, he seems to want the TLD included so you can have tom@somewhereweird.com as your identifier. [13:02] i see. well, uanchpad isn't too young, and SSO is complex, i never had to set one up thankfully and thus won't comment on how it should be done. [13:02] *launchpad [13:02] I'm glad we get proper usernames. [13:03] and that we don't get spammed since our e-mail addresses are not as easily harvested as on other sites. [13:04] Meh, if you contribute to Debian your email gets archived in so many emails and 3rd party list viewers it doesn't matter. :3 [13:04] anyway, I filed the bug but now launchpad says it timed out [13:04] so is the bug report saved or do I have to resubmit it? [13:05] on modern web browsers you'll just reload the pag and it'll re-submit [13:05] yep, that times out again. [13:06] :-/ there's #launchpad then [13:06] hm. [13:06] worth a shot I suppose [13:06] you can also start web developer extensions and get a copy of what you submitted that way [13:07] or maybe go back in the browser, copy you input, save it to a file, reaload the bug submission form, copy -> paste it there and submit again [13:07] were you using "ubuntu-bug" though? [13:08] yep [13:08] is there a unique id on the url, yet? [13:08] there is an error id for the timeout yes [13:08] I think that's in the url [13:09] ah no it's different but there is something that could be an id in the url [13:09] an "oops"? [13:09] i mean, what's the url parameter name? [13:10] you don't need to share the value [13:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+filebug/ ...and then an id [13:11] ah ok so it's not created, yet, just debug data was uploaded [13:12] ah ok now it gave me a proper error [13:12] ok... [13:16] now it's timing out again... [13:19] yay done. [13:20] thanks [13:20] let's hope it helps... [13:22] do you have SHELL=/bin/fish set system wide or just for your user? [13:23] I actually don't know [13:23] i'm surprised "DpkgHistoryLog.txt" and "DpkgTerminalLog.txt" came back empty [13:23] generally you'll get a better chance of support when a release is not very close to end of life [13:28] hm we'll see. If I have to I will just file it again... [13:31] i think your best way forward is to upgrade soon, then see whether it's still present [13:32] I mean the upgrade doesn't work so I'll have to wipe the system again? [13:32] how does the upgrade not work? [13:33] !upgrade [13:33] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [13:38] I tried to use update-manager -d and it just said everything is up to date [13:40] there was a distupgrade command iirc? let me see what that says... [13:41] ... literally nothing. 0 upgraded, 0 not upgraded. [13:43] Hi there guys. I want to rebind scroll click and right click in my mouse to keyboard keys, but can't find a simple app to do that. Any ideas? [13:43] It is for a Flash game that I play. [13:44] tomreyn: ah, trying to do it with update-manager and clicking upgrade says it can't find a value for SHELL in /etc/shells [13:47] xubuntu57w: theres a way, let me see if I can find the command [13:47] its a default one by xorg [13:49] xubuntu57w: xinput --set-button-map [13:50] you will need to remap the entire device [13:50] I feel kinda lost. What am I supposed to do from there on? [13:50] xubuntu57w: xinput list --long to see everything [13:50] Find my device's id? [13:50] yes [13:52] I found it, it is named Bluetooth Mouse, which is the Microsoft BT mouse that I have. [13:52] :) [13:53] I can only point you in the direction, I have not done it, so [13:53] ID is 18, I assume it is static, right? [13:53] * Kumool shrugs [13:54] if it isn't you can make a script in xinit that can run the rebinding command each time you start the PC [13:55] or there's probably a configuration file somewhere [13:55] Hmm, I'd settle with something executable that would last for that session. Even better, to only work while X app window is selected or smt, but that's more complicated. [13:55] not necessarily [13:55] you just make a wrapper [13:56] runapp.sh is actually rebinding.sh;app;unbind.sh [13:56] and launch the app using runapp.sh [13:56] mm its a flashgame... [13:57] well, you can set a profile just for that game, open chromium with another profile [13:58] its what I do with firefox for private sessions [13:58] and netflix, because running widedevine will crash my computer [14:22] I use Flash Projector. [14:22] It's way lighter compared to Firefox. [14:22] ah [14:22] maybe I'll give it a go [14:22] ( [14:22] I wont) === s0rcer3r is now known as sorcerer [14:23] So I'll just need xinit to revind the keys, right? [14:32] no [14:32] just xinput [14:32] just make a wrapper around flash projector and rebind when you start it [14:33] it would be nice to only bind to the app, but :S [14:33] that's beyond me [14:56] Oh man, I'm confused on how do to it exactly. [14:56] I can only find info about swapping buttons. === Kumool is now known as Monev [19:37] Hi [19:37] I have installed xubuntu-desktop on raspberry pi [19:37] what command should I run to boot the GUI [19:39] startxfce4 [22:11] For best results, in my ~/.xinitrc I have: export DESKTOP_SESSION=xubuntu\nexport XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP=xubuntu\n. /etc/X11/Xsession\nstartxfce4 [22:22] I don't see startxfce4 in my system [22:23] I have installed xubuntu-desktop [22:23] also Xorg [22:24] xubuntu-desktop depends on xfce4-session, which provides that.