[00:05] How can I get a serial console running on my system? I try the command: sudo /sbin/getty -L 115200 ttyS0 vt102 but I cant get console access [00:15] chris349: I've had luck using screen. E.g. "screen /dev/ttyS0 115200" === Fuchs_ is now known as Guest94071 === satanist_ is now known as satanist === Disco is now known as Disconsented === The_Milkman1 is now known as The_Milkman === pbz0 is now known as pbz === jcnmark6_ is now known as jcnmark6 === umask078 is now known as umask077 === geheimni1` is now known as geheimnis` [00:28] I dont have command screen and I have an issue with network that it says cable disconnected, so I cant install [00:32] Hi frens! [00:34] hello nCoV_fren === stallman is now known as akko [01:59] Hi, quick question. Would anyone know why I am getting a parse error from fstab using mhddfs# /mnt/hdd1,/mnt/hdd2,/mnt/hdd3,/mnt/hdd4 /mnt/virtual fuse defaults,allow_other 0 0 [02:00] probably # introduces a comment and the rest of the line is ignored [02:02] I took it out and it still gives me a parse error... [02:11] maybe a space thing, mhddfs# /mnt/hdd1, /mnt/hdd2, /mnt/hdd3, /mnt/hdd4 /mnt/virtual fuse defaults,allow_other 0 0 [02:12] https://pastebin.com/8GxJSfN3 heres the log [02:13] and with failures, check the drive/filesystem health? [02:14] fstab is not going to be happy with all those spaces between the different drives [02:15] If I run sudo mhddfs /mnt/hdd1,/mnt/hdd2,/mnt/hdd3,/mnt/hdd4 mnt/virtual -o allow_other from the terminal it mounts it fine [02:16] but on boot it will fail [02:16] not sure what it's meaning by dependency... is it looking for /mnt/virtual other then where I have it when it boots? [02:18] cause as of right now /mnt/virtual is just in the / directory [02:18] are the previous N mounts listed before this one? [02:19] yes [02:19] hmm [02:19] they all mount on boot fine [02:19] I'm wondering if it has something to do with what directory /mnt is in [02:20] all the mhddfs docs I'm finding are from way before systemd [02:20] I'm curious if the previous tools worked with this thing fine but systemd may not [02:20] (that's a big guess on my part) [02:21] Erm, did my last message get sent out? I got disconnected right after trying to send. [02:21] Yes. I had it working fine in 16..04 [02:21] Mon 03 01:57:06 < k_sze> hmm, might be a KDE thing? I think you're talking about Klipper? [02:21] nope, not that one. :D [02:22] Anyway, I updated the "Lock keys" GNOME shell extension and now I can't manage it. [02:23] Tweaks shows me a triangle-with-exclamation-mark icon for it, telling me "Error loading extension". But the extension is in fact loaded (I see the numlock and capslock icons in the notification area). [02:23] https://extensions.gnome.org/local/ also shows a red "ERROR" button for it. [02:25] Well I guess the last silly question I have is where should I create my mount points at? [02:26] whereerver you want, really [02:26] it's best to not go crazy nesting filesystems -- eg if a drive dies you just want that one filesystem to go away, not it and a dozen others underneath it [02:27] Where does fstab look when loading? Cause if I run the exact command from the terminal it works fine. I just have to cd into it before I run the command but fails on boot [02:32] AurorAWOL: hmmm, so does running sudo mount .... fail when you're in one directory but succeed when you're in another? [02:32] pastebin the terminal session? [02:33] https://pastebin.com/ [02:33] by default is ubuntu now supposed to copy all text that is highlighted? [02:34] yes [02:34] AurorAWOL: heh looks like you missed the bit that shows your paste :) [02:35] oh haha [02:35] https://pastebin.com/F5r4cKs9 [02:36] AurorAWOL: alright so this one should be easy to fix :) write /mnt/virtual instead of mnt/virtual [02:36] AurorAWOL: /mnt/virtual is an absoiute path; mnt/virtual is a relative path [02:37] AurorAWOL: how about the fstab? maybe something similar is in there, too [02:37] mhddfs /mnt/hdd1,/mnt/hdd2,/mnt/hdd3,/mnt/hdd4 mnt/virtual -o allow_other [02:37] is what I have in fstab [02:37] AurorAWOL was that yes to sarnold or my question.. sry just jumped in here. [02:38] Out of curiosity, is there a way to select the desktop environment *without* rebooting? [02:38] yes, selecting text should copy it to the selection buffer; middle-clicking or shift+insert should insert it [02:38] sarnold thank you for confirming. [02:39] now i need to go disable it lol, bc I found myself just highlighting all sorts of things I dont need. [02:39] crunch3r: sadly some applications choose to do things differently :( but that works in all the applications I use (which is part of why I use those applications) [02:40] oh and i added the /mnt/virtual instead of mnt/virtual [02:40] sarnold I can see it being useful once I get used to it, but I thought at first it was a keylogger or something.. [02:40] still giving me a parse error wen i use mount -a [02:41] https://pastebin.com/16j0p7qn is my fstab [02:43] AurorAWOL: try "mhddfs#/mnt/hdd1,/mnt/hdd2,/mnt/hdd3,/mnt/hdd4 /mnt/virtual fuse defaults,allow_other,logfile=/var/log/mhddfs.log 0 0 [02:44] with the quotes? [02:44] argh, sorry, heh I should have just left them off. no quotes [02:44] that # still weirds me out, but it's in manpages .. I just hope systemd parses it the same way :) [02:45] That worked [02:45] woooooo [02:45] try a reboot and make sure? :) [02:45] You are awesome! [02:45] I am [02:45] good good :) [02:47] Yep that worked. Thank you so much [02:47] Im guessing it had something to do with the # and fuse [02:48] nice :) [02:48] You guys are a lot more helpful than sosme of the windows community. Most of them usually just say "prolly a virus" [02:50] Totally halfway kidding. Anyway thank you so much. Now I can get back to what I really was doing lol. === deww_ is now known as deww === Vilegent is now known as kk4ewt [02:58] AurorAWOL: lol, nice. I often go days without getting back to what I was doing.. === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:59] Well sarnold with awesome people like you I can :) [03:00] !cookie | sarnold [03:00] sarnold: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [03:02] YAY COOKIES! [03:02] thanks AurorAWOL :D [03:25] Hi all. I'm trying to install geany from the tar.gz from the website. when i run the config script i get this msg: https://pastebin.com/eJAhbB2j at the end [03:26] can i just apt install these packages? [03:27] or is the problem that the script can't find them? [03:28] I think gtk+2 was ages ago [03:29] does your release have the geany package available to install? [03:29] if you really *need* a newer version, use the ppa, as their site says https://www.geany.org/download/third-party/ [03:29] !package geany [03:29] bugger, the bot doesn't work as I expect :) [03:29] !info geany [03:29] anyway, it *is* packaged https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/geany [03:30] geany (source: geany): fast and lightweight IDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.35-1 (eoan), package size 1096 kB, installed size 3432 kB [03:31] sarnold, oerheks, ok, thanks, i'll just get the bionic-universe package from the software center [03:33] there's a snap too, but lower version [03:34] heh [03:38] lotuspsychje, i know, but snaps often still have some growing pains [03:38] viktor: just trying to widen options, nothing personal :p [03:39] lotuspsychje, :D , thanks for the suggestion anyway === Deadguy2 is now known as Deadguy1 === EuphOria is now known as OICU812 [04:48] hey guys how do we change apt-get mirror [04:48] ? [04:48] dodocrypto: in /etc/apt/sources.list [04:48] thank you [04:49] in soviet russia, you move to where your mirror is [04:51] tarzeau is there anyway we can just change it through script [04:51] and point to ubuntu.com instead of the mirror [04:51] dodocrypto: GUI way: open the Ubuntu software center, click the Edit menu > "Software Sources" and click the "Software" tab - try selecting a different mirror from the dropdown list ("Download from") . [04:52] hey [04:53] hey swift110 [04:53] dodocrypto: sure sed -i s,it,ru,g (make it ru so it only takes the mirror, you'll need to catch dots escaped) [04:53] how about how to find our laptop module [04:53] dodocrypto: terminal example: sudo sed -i -e 's/archive.ubuntu.com/mirror.steadfast.net/g' /etc/apt/sources.list . [04:53] dodocrypto: i know debian has cdn, no idea about ubuntu [04:53] thank God ubuntu support this asus eee pc i386 [04:53] lubuntu i mean with 1 gig ram [04:53] dodocrypto: mind you people using PPA or foreign software might need to check apt/sources.list.d/ as well [04:54] (ah doesn't apply with country mirrors) [04:56] thank you guys [04:57] dodocrypto: no /queries please, thank you [04:57] tarzau [04:57] do you know how to check computer module [04:57] in ubuntu ? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [04:58] i don't know what you mean by module? demoscene chiptune modules? [04:58] hardware? linux kernel modules? [04:58] i have this asus eee pc [04:58] which is 32bit i386? [04:58] but i can't find the module of it [04:58] yeah i386 [04:58] i have stopped that 10 years ago, 64bit only here [04:58] the ubuntu+1(LTS) doesn't even support i386 anymore [04:59] i want to know what module it is and i forgot what i module i bought this laptop [04:59] use debian on it, or throw it away [04:59] i want to know whether it's possible to upgrade to 2 gig ram [04:59] in which country are you? [04:59] running lubuntu with 1 gig ram now [04:59] nah i am in indonesia [04:59] dodocrypto: i'd apt-get install zram-config; service zram-config start [05:00] dodocrypto: that gives you compressed memory you'll have almost 1.5 gb ram more or less [05:00] how many cores? single core? [05:00] dual core [05:00] dodocrypto: computers/laptops are expensive there? [05:01] yeah of course man [05:01] i can't afford another one [05:01] :( [05:01] this one is fine for traveling === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [06:01] hello when I start a session gvfsd-fuse started by gvfsd doesn't work (mount's are not shown in /run/user/$uid/gvfs) and I have to kill and restart gvfsd-fuse manually [06:11] guys how to check [06:11] what ubuntu version we are using [06:11] * tarzeau is using 20.04 LTS here [06:11] . /etc/releases file not found [06:11] and a few hundred 18.04 [06:12] dodocrypto: try ls /etc/*release i've got two lsb- and os- (linked to lsb-) [06:13] thank you [06:13] is /etc/lsb-release [06:13] thank God [06:13] i have 3 more years [06:13] to run this laptop [06:13] :( [06:14] fedora stop supporting i386 with release 31 [06:17] exit [06:33] wangledo1f, fail [06:33] dodocrypto, good. legacy was holding everything back [06:33] as I said; upgrade from $20 laptop to $40 laptop [06:33] lol [06:34] I've got a celeron 64 bit lappy here with working battery i'm going to sell for ~$70AUD [06:34] it's clunky as heck but gets you up to speed (all puns intended) [06:34] => ##hardware [06:34] i am broke [06:34] :( [06:35] still 3 more year till 18.04 lts [06:35] till 2023 [06:35] lol 3 more year [06:35] this laptop is my baby [06:35] accompanied me for so many years [06:39] oh ok [06:40] !offtopic | dodocrypto MJCD [06:40] dodocrypto MJCD: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! === The_Milkman1 is now known as The_Milkman [06:58] lotuspsychje_, I was just responding, I literally said up there that this is not ubuntu related [06:58] :P [06:59] How can I bookmark/ cross/ strikethrhough, highlight, underline text in pdf? [06:59] any best language learning app? [07:12] Intelo, using a pdf editing app? [07:12] pretty sure gimp can import pdf [07:12] MJCD, in android? [07:12] Intelo, what does that have to do with #ubuntu [07:13] MJCD, nothing [07:13] MJCD, just was an additional questin [07:14] Hi, i have a small Linux-question :). Hope to find help here. I am setting up a simple webpage but want some more control over permissions. So. Webserver-user = "nobody" and the owner of files = "dev". So i would like chown dev:dev public/ for ownership, however this render the page with a internal server error. if i chown nobody:nobody public/, it works fine. So i try to use setfacl, "setfacl -Rm [07:14] u:nobody:rwx public/", but eventhou it sets the right permissions, the webserver still cant display the webpage. What should i do? [07:35] hey guys [07:35] is there anyway to reinstall all packages that been installed [07:35] redownload and auto reinstall [07:38] dodocrypto, the fastest would be a re-install using something-else; use existing partitions & don't format; it notes your installed packages, re-installs & adds back your additional packages (if installed from sources and not local files thus cannot be found in sources) - that only works if you don't format partitions though, and backup as always first [07:39] thank you [07:39] guiverc is there any requirement for encryption [07:39] i mean amount of ram for disk encryption [07:40] i just have one gig of ram [07:40] will it be enough [07:41] dodocrypto, sorry I don't know, and have only used encryption on devices with 2gb+ of ram so haven't tried personally [07:42] dodocrypto, 1gb isn't much ram [07:44] dodocrypto: does your cpu have the aes extensions? [07:45] * dodocrypto brb [07:54] hey guys [07:54] what ubuntu download manager out there [07:54] for 32 bit [07:58] dodocrypto: try "apt search 'download manager'" [08:05] thank you [08:05] btw is there any https of cdimage.ubuntu.com ? [08:06] i want to reinstall [08:06] and redownload [08:07] i don't think there is, no [08:08] erm. wasn't i386 removed as a complete architecture? [08:08] ryuo: yes in 20.04 [08:08] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/ still available [08:14] at least 18.04 support it still [08:14] till 2023 === jelly-home is now known as jelly === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [08:34] I can't save as files to desktop [08:35] I have set chmod 777 desktop folder [08:35] still can't do anything [08:36] do you get an error? [08:36] yeah [08:36] from any software - libreoffice, qt creater [08:37] Error while saving file: Cannot create file [08:44] RonaldsMazitis: can you run this command OK?: touch ~/Desktop/test [08:44] RonaldsMazitis: does it create an empty file called test on your desktop? [08:44] yeah [08:45] can you save files elsewhere using libreoffice etc? is it just ~/Desktop directory which causes issues? [08:45] Home aswell [08:46] were you running "touch" command as your own user? ie not using sudo or otherwise run as root? [08:46] yeah [08:46] i wonder [08:47] if you open the "test" file in libreoffice etc, then add some text, are you able to save it? [08:47] yeah [08:47] so just creation of new files from there is failing. wtf. [08:47] save as just does not work, in libre office, qt creator etc [08:47] maybe try an application that hasn't got apparmor profiles or isn't a snap [08:48] I really doubt it's a snap [08:49] iirc libreoffice has apparmor, though [08:50] clipboard copy is not working in virtual box. What can be the reasons. Settings are bidirectional clipboard share. Host: ubuntu: guest: ubuntu [08:50] virtual box^ [08:54] have you installed the guest additions? === peter-bittner1 is now known as peter-bittner === peter-bittner1 is now known as peter-bittner [09:12] Hi [09:12] how to uninstall Microsoft Teams on Ubuntu? [09:14] how did you install it? [09:19] Is there anything wrong with this config in /etc/network/interfaces ? https://pastebin.com/raw/YmDNpkTe [09:19] It's not picking up the DNS at all [09:20] `ping google.com` gives temporary failure in name resolution, but pinging IPs works, as does `dig google.com @1.1.1.1` [09:22] northstrider: erm. is that even picked up by resolved? check your resolv.conf [09:22] resolv.conf is managed by systemd-resolve apparently [09:22] you're not intended to use that anymore [09:23] not intended to use what? [09:23] the old network configuration system [09:23] even debian now labels it as deprecated/legacy [09:23] systemd-resolve? [09:23] no [09:24] /etc/network/interfaces [09:24] Ah, I see. What should be used instead? [09:24] This is just 18.04.4 LTS D: [09:24] that's the old method; the systemd method involves networkd but on ubuntu you may want to use netplan instead [09:25] your choice really. i avoid netplan on bionic due to its limitations. [09:25] northstrider: you'd need to enable systemd-networkd if you want to use it directly. netplan is normally how it is started. [09:26] Okay, thanks :) [09:26] if you want to just use resolved for managing resolv.conf, you can replace the symlink [09:26] otherwise it acts as an intermediary [09:26] good/bad thing [09:27] it can create problems for local DNS. [09:27] if you have any on your network [09:27] due to its async design [09:27] maybe it's been improved in newer systemd [09:28] ducasse, they provided a .deb on their website. [09:28] ducasse, sudo dpkg -i that.deb [09:30] Hello [09:30] How to share Ethernet connection via WiFi but prohibit access to local network? [09:32] BadGuyAlex: hrrm.... [09:32] BadGuyAlex: as in "creating a guest network" sort of thing? [09:32] BadGuyAlex: i've done manual hacky things myself, it in many respects 'depends what you mean' ;p [09:34] I want to share an internet connection to a phone but I do not trust it at all and I don't want it to talk with other machines in my local network [09:37] Abhijit: dpkg -P that [09:38] BadGuyAlex: that's best done at the router. it could just not add it to the LAN bridge and instead place it on a different network and not allow routing of packets between these networks. [09:38] otherwise you'd need to employ vlan to get something similar [09:40] Ugh! If I just could write a handler function for this, that would be easy [09:42] BadGuyAlex: well, otherwise it's on the same network and can connect to anything on it. [09:42] it has to be done on whatever machine is acting as the internet gateway if you aren't using a more sophisicated switch system. [09:43] hi all i really need some help can anyone suggest a way to edit a watermark off a pdf using ubuntu-im really pressed for time-please help [09:44] hi all i really need some help can anyone suggest a way to edit a watermark off a pdf using ubuntu-im really pressed for time-please help [09:44] conjo: generally no, as that would defeat the purpose of a watermark. they're virtually impossible to remove by design. [09:45] shit its a resume [09:45] wouldn't you have the original source if its your own? [09:46] well print it put paper over the footer water mark then print again and scan to upload then email it [09:47] i made the cv on a resume builder online it has a footer watermark at the bottom of the document [09:47] luckily not over the middle [09:47] if it's only in a footer, maybe you can remove that. it's not sounding like a watermark. [09:50] conjo: https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor [09:50] all i can suggest. i don't work with pdf very often. [09:50] i usually only "read" them [09:51] i cant thank you enough so so sooooo happy right now thank you =) [09:52] conjo: a watermark would be over the whole image or so. [09:54] cheers didnt know how else to describe it but yeah you're right lols [10:01] ducasse, it worked. Thanks. [10:11] I just had ubuntu live on usb, crash.. it won't start up a terminal even. So I checked maketecheasier.com/… and it said do sudo systemctl restart gdm3 to restart the xserver. Then I get an orange box and it says "live session user". I click it and I get a blanks screen for a while like just under a minute.. then it returns to that screen saying "live session user". [10:22] My Ubuntu 18.04 has a borked network. Half netplan, half old-style. Network Manager was purged... Any ideas how I can rebuild my network stack? I.e. remove 'enp39s0' and get systemd to recognise again from scratch? I'd prefere not to lose the install [10:41] hi, i'd like to map ctrl+` to pgup, how to do that please? [10:42] naturalog: xbindkeys [10:44] tx [10:47] " [10:47] xbindkeys is a program that allows you to launch shell commands with your keyboard or your mouse under X Window" [10:47] how can i simulate pgup using shell command? [10:48] the right way to do this is using xkbcomp and setxkbmap [10:48] tx === fotato is now known as thotato [11:47] ohai [11:47] I had some problems related to mouse being sluggish and all that [11:47] I finally found the cause. pretty lolstatic === thotato is now known as fotato [11:47] I'm leaving a note here, perhaps it will help others [11:48] somehow, the refresh rate of my display got set to 23.98Hz [11:48] so that naturally caused the tearing and everything to seem sluggish [11:48] I can only presume my little kid messed around with the dropdown when I was holding him near the keyboard [11:49] anyways, it feels great to have it fixed [11:49] thanks for all the help === monkeystance_ is now known as monkeystance [11:54] I have virtualbox, apache running on guest and I want to view the webpage in host os. I think I need bridged network. Do I need any other configuration because I cannot ping the guest from host? [12:05] Intelo: type "ip neigh" in your host machine, you'll see a foreign ip listing, that's your guest ip, type that into your browser [12:08] pavlushka, nothing appears [12:08] ifconfig shows though [12:09] Intelo: can you paste the output? [12:10] paste.ubuntu.com [12:11] pavlushka, no output [12:11] Intelo: and also "arp -n" ? [12:12] pavlushka, I cant copy paste either. guest addons/clipboard not working [12:12] epty [12:12] empty arp [12:12] Intelo: asked for your ifconfig output [12:12] Intelo: you have to do it in your host not guest [12:23] pavlushka, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/q4qR9gR3pb/ [12:24] Intelo: is your guest running now, can you access that through virtualbox? [12:25] Intelo: you have pasted the result of your guest machine, I asked for the host machine [12:26] Intelo: and try to type the 172.31.5.12 into your host machine's browser and feedback us. [12:30] https://ibb.co/3p9sxH4\ [12:30] pavlushka, the paste is of host [12:33] Intelo: hwat's your host os and guest os? [12:39] hi [12:39] pavlushka, kubuntu, ubuntu-server === Abhijit__ is now known as Abhijit === zenguy is now known as coffeeguy [13:21] Hey folks [13:52] Ubuntu 18.04.4 was supposed to be release today has it been delayed?? [13:53] analogical: I've been running 18.04.4 for quite some time... are you seeing errors when you run apt? [13:55] pragmaticenigma, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseSchedule [13:56] analogical: That is a best guess as to when updates will be released, they may occur earlier or later than those published dates [13:59] analogical: If there is information you would like to know, please ask [13:59] pragmaticenigma, I already did and you didn't know [13:59] analogical: I'm referring to the CTCP request [14:00] so you prefer Windows 10 rather than Ubuntu? [14:00] interesting [14:01] analogical: That is an off topic question for this channel === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube [14:19] I just had ubuntu live on usb, crash.. it won't start up a terminal even. So I googled and checked the link https://www.maketecheasier.com/4-ways-to-get-yourself-out-of-a-ubuntu-crash/ and it said do sudo systemctl restart gdm3 to restart the xserver. Then I get an orange box and it says "live session user". I click it and I get a blanks screen for a while like just under a minute.. then it [14:19] returns to that screen saying "live session user". [14:20] barg: The only way to recover from crash in a Live session is to reboot [14:21] ok, thanks.. Also, will it remember what changes I made since the last time I ran it or does it reset like a CD ROM? [14:21] And if it resets like a CD ROM, is there any way to boot off USB such that it treats it like a hard drive? [14:22] barg: It will not remember, the Live USB can be setup with persistance so some things can be recovered [14:22] !persistance | barg [14:23] !persistence | barg [14:23] barg: To have some persistent storage when using a Live CD, follow the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDPersistence [14:23] thanks [14:34] if i had a usb hard drive rather than usb flash drive, could I install ubuntu directly on that and then boot ubuntu off the usb hard drive and it's totally not live? [14:37] barg: depending on your computer setup and features... it might be possible [14:37] hey, the builtin terminal of ubuntu 18.04 [14:37] does it support saving layouts? [14:37] I have 8 tabs open [14:38] each having a separate ssh session [14:38] is it better to use tmux for this? [14:38] !enter | Cooler [14:38] Cooler: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [14:39] pragmaticenigma: what do you mean when you say "depending on your computer setup and features... it might be possible". What setup and features are required? thanks [14:39] Cooler: I'm not aware of any method for saving the current "session" or "state" of gnome-terminal. Tmux sounds like a better option [14:39] Cooler: better and best are subjective terms...what's better/best for person "A" may not be better/best for person "B" ect [14:40] barg, boot from usb in the uefi/bios boot sequence for starters [14:40] Hello [14:40] does Wayland GNOME have touchpad gestures [14:40] like nice ones [14:40] barg: The computer's BIOS needs to support being able to determine if the drive is bootable. Also, some computer BIOS/Firmware do not like it when a bootable drive is removed [14:41] well my usecase is that when I want to be able to open the terminal and have all 8 tabs show up [14:42] but only if I want to, by default if I open a terminal it should open a normal terminal window [14:42] Cooler: I don't believe there is an ability to do that [14:42] some sort of file > save and file > open functionality would be nice [14:43] BluesKaj: of course but that applies to a usb flash drive too, and I already have that [14:43] hmm https://askubuntu.com/questions/310705/some-fast-way-to-save-and-restore-tabs-of-terminal [14:43] Nobody ?? [14:43] !patience | gitShrekt [14:43] gitShrekt: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [14:44] barg, once you remove the flash drive the boot sequence will revert to HDD or SSD [14:44] Cooler: you should look into terminator [15:05] Hello. I have an AMD radeon 4650 gpu and I need to use opencl to run some software. But I found that the Linux open source driver doesn't support opencl. I searched around the web and found some complicated procedures that could work for cards other than mine (because the amdgpu driver doesn't seem to support my card). Am I out of luck and do I have to use Windows? [15:07] I am building a new Ubuntu server for Wordpress at our office.. Would you recommend the OS be on a 120gb SSD and data/WP/DB on a 2 tb HDD? [15:08] sentiment: you're out of luck...the open source driver doesn't support your use case [15:08] bieb: put everything on the SSD. If you're wordpress site is over a few gigs in size, you're doing something wrong. === BrianG61UK__ is now known as BrianG61UK [15:08] sentiment: on the bright side...you can buy a GCN 1.x or newer card like the RX 570 for undre $400 USD on newegg [15:09] leftyfb: thanks [15:09] or just use Windows [15:09] thanks [15:19] Hello. Could someone knowledgable with package management please help me through downgrading lib6c? I've got into a catch 22 and need to roll back a bit apparently, but it's not straightforwards and looks breaky [15:22] https://pastebin.com/f4DqutD2 for the exact issue. it looks like newer versions were installed by a debian repo I'd added safely a while ago, but it then upgraded past ubuntu. I've removed the repo from sources but the too-high package remains [15:22] google is full of people with similar issues and no clear answers unfortunately [15:23] when I open whatever screen you open by hitting the super-key and type team, I get two icons for team viewer that do different things [15:23] when I open the first one and check help it says it's an old version of team viewer [15:23] when I check apt list --installed, I only see the most recent version [15:24] how can I find out what *program* is actually being launched by these icons? [15:25] ash_guest: That happens when you manually install the application outside of the package manager... we could only help you remove the one installed through the package manager... you'll have to submit a help desk ticket to TeamViewer directly for help on removing the version you manually installed [15:25]