[00:00] It being an opeion might make things different though, CaptRanger. [00:01] tripelb..have you tried sudo apt-get install usb-creator-gtk [00:03] no AlligatorJoe (like the GD alligator?) could you link me to something explaining that too? I believe you but I remember better if I understand. (Now searching the google or the duck on that command. [00:03] tripelb what os are you using [00:05] tripelb..if you have ubuntu...try sudo apt-cache search usb-creator-gtk and see if you get an installable program listed [00:05] first 2 links didnt work so I am just doing it AlligatorJoe 18.04 [00:06] AlligatorJoe, says it is already installed [00:06] well if it is...just type that name in a linux terminal [00:07] As root, or with sudo btw. [00:07] now I have to learn how to use it. (I am doing a vanilla installation. I have too many cd"s dvd's I Oh mushrooms (shitaki) this is a cd. FAIL) [00:07] But this is for USB sticks, not disks. [00:07] Oh tiny tiny details. [00:07] tripelb...good grief.;..what is there to learn...it is just push-buttons [00:08] tripelb oh you want to burn a bootable cd [00:08] AlligatorJoe, that is what I needed to learn. 10}it is for usb 20 itis pushbittpm [00:09] well ubuntu is too big for cd these days. I have to see if I have any dvds or find a free usb. [00:09] AlligatorJoe, ^^ [00:09] off to search. === ben_r_ is now known as ben_r [00:16] i don't know anything about "only in the US" and bartenders...i never was able to get a job as a bartender so i know they were not talking about me [00:19] and my bogus degree is in mathematics....of which i can say that smartphones, computers, satellites, rocket ships, the aerospace industry, automobiles, electrical machines like washers, dryers, PET scans, CAT scans, MRi's etc...are all evidence that math simply works. [00:22] oh and i sure don't want to leave out the math underpinnings of vibrations in various quantum fields...for the structures of atoms among other things, and most importantly, music, melody and harmony all because math simply works [00:24] Is anyone else getting an error when you do: [00:24] ls /usr/share/doc/flex/NEWS.Debian.gz/ [00:24] note the trailing '/' [00:24] tripelb, pretty sure the network installer (mini.iso) still fits on a cd.. https://ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads [00:28] Aleric, I would expect putting a trailing slash to give "not a directory" on anything that's not a directory... [00:29] and i certainly don't want to engage philosophers about the truth of anything...so i just settle for math simply works...nothing more...nothing less. [00:29] sean:/usr/share/man>ls /usr/share/doc/flex/NEWS.Debian.gz/ [00:29] ls: cannot access '/usr/share/doc/flex/NEWS.Debian.gz/': Too many levels of symbolic links [00:30] it is a symlink and it is pointing to itself [00:31] My second linux box is suddenly connecting to ipv6 when I do 'apt get' WTF? [00:31] 'man' broke on my main machine :(( [00:31] everything goes wrong :(( [00:39] hi [00:40] Hi. I'm having an issue exposing port 443 from docker running on Ubuntu Server. Can anyone tell me how to diagnose whether something is blocking that port on my server? I can run "curl localhost:443" and get a response from a terminal, but I can't access it from other machines on my network. [00:40] to say math can work...is a "call it good , call it bad, but its the best tool we had" for pragmatic uses...as less desirable than the truth....but well it is what it is. [00:42] and that is the "honky tonk truth" [00:45] not to be confused with "the truth" [00:45] Aleric, what release of Ubuntu? I just downloaded flex 2.6.4-6 (current in 18,04) and its NEWS.Debian.gz is ok. [00:46] AlligatorJoe, please take chit-chat to #ubuntu-offtopic [00:46] rfm...i am just "killin time" waiting for the links browser to get a file [00:47] Perhaps you could kill time in a social channel, AlligatorJoe. [00:48] DalekS...i don't know anything about social channels....me and Crocodile Lily were very private people and she's not around so i just work on lots of broken stuff [00:50] Well, using a symlink for /usr/share break 'man' :/. [00:50] I had to copy it back in place. [00:51] breaks* [00:51] chucara, Have you tried disabling firewall? [00:51] yup, that version. [00:52] akem: No, my experience with network on ubuntu is very limited, but I will try. [00:52] HI i am having issues with openvpn anyone has idea where this client.conf file is located in ubuntu? i need to edit it [00:52] thanks [00:52] Aleric, perhaps "apt install flex --reinstall" will get the symlink overwritted with the real file... [00:52] chucara, Check to see if you can ping the server from your other machines. If yes try to disable firewall on the server with "sudo ufw disable", just for testing. [00:52] akem: "sudo ufw status" says it is inactive [00:53] rfm: now I ended up with: [00:53] sean:/usr>ls -l /usr/share/doc/flex [00:53] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 dec 4 2013 /usr/share/doc/flex -> libfl-dev/ [00:53] akem: I can access the same docker container service if I just change the port to 444 [00:55] chucara, That's weird. [00:56] rfm: it is definitely broken. [00:56] lrwxrwxrwx 10 root root 22 feb 22 2018 NEWS.Debian.gz -> ../flex/NEWS.Debian.gz [00:56] It's a loop. So what you got then?! [00:58] Then i don't know. [00:59] Aleric, I have https://termbin.com/n3jx [00:59] akem: Well. At least I'm not completely dumb here then :D [00:59] rfm: how is that not broken? [01:00] Aleric, so for me /usr/share/doc/flex has the real files and /usr/share/libfl-dev is symlinks to files in ../flex [01:01] Aleric, this works fine, but throw in that symlink you have from flex to libfl-dev and all goes pearshaped [01:01] What is the output of: ls -ld /usr/share/doc/flex [01:02] what package is ls -ld /usr/share/doc/flex part of? (I assume flex, but please do: dpkg -S /usr/share/doc/flex) [01:03] Hi guys what is the command to see if there is openvpn running in the background? [01:04] the command ps does not show anything running in the background [01:04] Aleric, yes, it's flex. I suspect you should purge flex and all its dependencies, make sure /usr/share/doc/flex is gone, and reinstall [01:04] but there is openvpn running i dont know how to spot it, i can confirm it because i am connected to the remote server via vpn [01:04] ok - I purged flex - deleted both dirs and reinstalled. Now it looks the same as yours. [01:04] iKarus987: have you tried: ps aux | grep openvpn [01:04] iKarus987, Try: ps fax | grep -i vpn [01:05] Oh I got to remember ps fax [01:06] Aleric, who knows how you got that mess.. this trick of having doc dirs symlink to each other is common when Debian or Ubuntu has split an upstream distribution into multiple packages... [01:06] well i have some other things to work on today so i will say adieu...and reboot into some other headaches that have yet to be resolved...social channels are not for me...anyway the hottest girls in the world are in the video games...like tifa, aeris, princess garnet, yuna, seoul, lynne, rikku, lightning, lara croft, and i'm sure more will be found with a story to tell. [01:06] what em i seeing akem please ? [01:06] i see lots of openvpn stuff [01:06] Aleric, ... but you seem to have gotten trapped by changing the way the symlinks run... [01:06] rfm: I'm pretty sure that I never tinkered with that. Must have happened as a result of an apt (dist-)upgrade [01:07] Aleric, yes, looks very like the structures of the packages changed and you got only part of an update at one point... [01:07] iKarus987, Every process that includes "vpn" somewhere in the process name. [01:07] so these are the things running at the moment? [01:07] ... [01:07] oh and i dont want to forget quistis..what a girl. [01:07] Yeah. [01:08] Aleric, I note in the NEWS that the last change was tinkering with the dependencies [01:08] ohh my... that answers my question [01:08] akem sorry man but i am new to linux, how do i kill all of them? [01:08] man killall [01:08] ... [01:09] i have hard time believing that [01:09] aleric nothing personal [01:09] it opens the manual page of killall [01:09] ah k [01:09] I'm not going to tell you a command that kills stuff [01:09] thx [01:10] iKarus987: also man kill [01:10] kill is like going into task manager? [01:10] and ending a process yea? [01:11] kill sends a signal to a process by PID [01:11] if that signal is the kill signal, then it kills it. [01:11] aka, kill -9 4293828 [01:11] would kill process 4293828 [01:11] the option -9 ? [01:12] like force ? [01:12] that's the hardest kill possible [01:12] yup [01:12] certain death [01:12] if you want it to give it time to maybe shutdown you could try other signals [01:13] damn so if i have 27 chrome windows open [01:13] "web brwosers" [01:13] Thats normal unfortunately [01:13] i cant not just do "kill google-chrome" [01:13] I wouldn't do that no [01:13] i have to remember those numbers and kill 1 by 1? [01:13] no, killall kills by name [01:13] in windows kill 1 and rest fallow [01:14] so "killall ps" [01:14] ? [01:15] killall -9 openvpn [01:16] I don't use openvpn, but I suspect "systemctl stop openvpn.service" would be the first thing to try [01:19] Aleric: pkill can kill by name; see 'man pkill'; both pkill and kill send (by default) a SIGTERM to the target process. If you want to kill a process, then the *default* signal -- SIGTERM -- should be tried first. IF SIGTERM does not do the trick, then you can try -9 (SIGKILL). But SIGKILL does not give the target process any chance of an orderly shutdown, so kittens may die [01:20] Aleric: so it is your call. I stringly suggest reading the man pages [01:20] You mean iKarus987 [01:20] Aleric: I am sorry, I stand corrected :-) [01:20] i will take that advice too [01:21] :) [01:21] thx Aleric [01:30] okay i killed all the ouput that i go from ps fax | grep -i openvpn [01:30] except i cant kill this [01:30] 8035 pts/6 S+ 0:00 \_ grep --color=auto -i openvpn [01:30] the pid keeps changing [01:31] lol [01:31] iKarus987: why would you want to kill grep? [01:31] That's the command you are executing to print that output [01:31] ps fax | grep -i openvpn [01:31] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [01:31] hmm okay [01:31] 8035 pts/6 S+ 0:00 \_ grep --color=auto -i openvpn [01:31] so from this prespective [01:32] what is the name of this process? [01:32] iKarus987: also, using pgrep instead of grep helps, because the process grep will not be listed [01:32] Besides, it is 'grep' not openvpn [01:32] iKarus987: like Aleric says, that is the grep process you are using to to find the openvpn processes. [01:32] i know [01:32] now [01:32] but how do you know it is that? [01:33] 8035 pts/6 S+ 0:00 \_ grep --color=auto -i openvpn [01:33] for me openvpn is also there [01:33] how you know it belongs to grep? [01:33] it starts with grep [01:33] because this the command name. openvpn is a parameter [01:33] iKarus987: because of the grep -i openvpn that is listed in it (grep --color=auto -i openvpn) [01:33] the first is the command, then follow arguments. [01:34] for instance i saw these [01:34] 29652 ? S 0:00 | \_ openvpn /etc/openvpn/client/client.ovpn [01:34] first is the command [01:34] so 'openvpn' [01:34] okay [01:34] 29651 ? S 0:00 \_ sudo openvpn /etc/openvpn/client/client.ovpn [01:34] like you'd type it on the command line [01:34] and this? [01:34] Well, sudo is the command here. [01:35] so sudo is the process name? [01:35] yes [01:35] wow [01:35] it starts 'openvpn /etc/openvpn/client/client.ovpn' as root. [01:35] so I guess the next line was the previous one [01:35] make me a sandwich. NO. [01:35] sudo make me a sandwich [01:35] ok [01:35] i see, very strange [01:35] but i can dig it [01:35] i have no choice [01:36] sudo is like mother may I [01:36] so i can imagine like, sudo is a program [01:36] Don't confuse him :p [01:36] that's running another program? [01:36] yes [01:36] It stands for '(as) Super User DO' [01:37] that i know :- that's why i am puzzled [01:37] now i should not be able to access my remote server testing [01:37] killed every openvpn stuff [01:37] testing ... :> [01:38] nice enabling openvpn again [01:39] iKarus987: the equivalent in Windows is the Run as Administrator option. Like when you install a program and asks for administrator privileges. In Linux GUI programs some are smart enough to ask for the privileges. Like when using the Software Center. [01:40] so interesting i wanted to test out,, gave wrong command "openvpn client.opvn" [01:40] client.opvn does not exist. [01:40] now i checked for fun "ps fax | grep -i openvpn [01:40] " [01:41] that's process is running [01:41] hmm [01:41] ofc the the actual openvpn is not running, [01:41] so even if you give wrong commands, it's considered as a process you will have to kill? [01:42] ahh ok i am dumb [01:42] sorry guys, it's grep actually xD [01:43] iKarus987: the client.opvn location is /etc/openvpn/client/client.ovpn. It probably is looking for client.opvn in the current directory without the full path to the file. [01:46] how do i disown this process [01:46] iKarus987: again. Use 'pgrep openvpn' instead of 'ps fax | grep -i openvpn' [01:47] 8447 pts/6 T 0:00 | \_ sudo openvpn /home/dope/Desktop/GNS3Opvn/for openvpn/client.ovpn [01:47] i wanna detach it from terminal window [01:47] i been using "disown %1" it does not work [01:48] ahh it works now, i did 1% instead of %1 [01:49] ah ok i will try that command instead thanks [01:49] ahh it's a shortcut [01:49] i like the other output tho hggdh xD [01:50] [01:52] hggdh why ? :< [01:52] you should be a ble to kill that process, ... sudo kill -9 8447 [01:56] afaict, gcc-10 is distro-pkg'd only for focal+. is there a backports repo that builds it for bionic hiding out here somewhere? or DIY ... ? [01:56] pgnd: Is there a particular reason that you need a specific version of gcc? [01:57] anyone know how to get a ryzen 3 to work with Linux? [01:57] yep, lots of em. [01:59] pgnd: Only the software packages available in the official Ubuntu software repositories are supported here. All software provided is patched against known vulnerabilities and bugs. Ubuntu releases strive for stability, which is why sometimes version do not match the latest a developer offers, however, patches have been applied. [02:00] not asking for support, just if anyone knows of an available repo -- unofficial or otherwise. if not, I'll DIY. [02:00] pgnd: It's a DIY... volunteers here stick to whats available in the official repos [02:02] ansible's my friend [02:06] plug exfat hard drive into a mac -> automounts and can be accessed [02:06] plug into ubuntu computer -> nothing [02:06] exfat-utils and exfat-fuse are installed [02:07] as root, running mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt hangs [02:07] is there anything i can try? [02:07] (already tried restarting) [02:09] fsck [02:10] I don't remember what file you have to touch in root to make that happen [02:10] bleb: sudo mount -t exfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt fails? [02:11] okay here it is: https://askubuntu.com/questions/353732/how-to-use-fsck-in-ubuntu#353733 [02:11] oh exfat? I think you have to add somethings to make that work [02:12] pavlos: i didn't try -t exfat [02:12] i'll have to try it when i can [02:12] did you install the exfat utils? sudo apt install exfat-utils [02:12] yes [02:13] yeah the -t exfat may make a difference - I have to do that will ntfs volumes [02:13] well -t ntfs [02:13] bleb: Mac file system ? See: in terminal ' apt show hfsprogs '. [02:14] Bashing-om: They're trying to work with exfat [02:14] pragmaticenigma: ack :( [02:15] did you check the error log? [02:16] something like: sudo tail -150 /var/log/syslog | more [02:21] what's the command to see what my default version of java is? [02:22] java --version [02:25] Thank you. [02:29] blue1: i did not, and i will have to check later since my only access to this machine is via phone calls with my parents :( [02:30] i tried to set up ssh access and it worked a couple times, but then stopped working. seems to be some bullshit related to port forwarding on the comcast router... [02:31] bleb: yeah you have to port forward port 22 to the machine [02:32] i did a different port and changed the listening port in sshd_config [02:33] could it be systemd fuckery preventing sshd from listening on the alternative port? [02:33] i assumed it was comcast fuckery [02:34] it did work at least a couple times, albeit sporadically [02:36] anyone ever used gns3 with ubuntu? [02:36] lol it was comcast [02:37] bleb: I've successfully used Comcast router/modems to forward custom SSH port traffic. Are you using a dynamic DNS service to track any changes in IP from the ISP? [02:37] the xfinity user site says "there were attempts to access nuc5cpyh from a known malicious source. We've blocked 3 of those this week. [02:37] this is part of the innovative "easier than ever" decision to force you to manage port forwarding through the myxfi (web)app instead of just doing it directly on the router [02:38] sshing from a ramnode vps is a "known malicious source" [02:38] bleb: Yes. I had to do it through that. And, you might need to turn off the Advanced Protection option. [02:39] drkjstr: how do you do that [02:39] bleb: You download the mobile app. Login with the credentials for the account. Should be under Network, Advanced. [02:40] Hello, how to save my nvidia settings in 19.10 ? I put 144hz but when I go off for 5min and come back and login its 60hz again [02:40] Hello is it possible to create a raid 0 network drive accross two ubuntu servers that can be used on a 3rd ubuntu desktop as a single network drive ? [02:41] Sc0utonLinux: that sounds absolutely insane. [02:43] Woet, great :D [02:43] drkjstr: i don't have apps but i have a web browser and there seems to be a myxfi web app [02:43] Sc0utonLinux: I've heard of stuff like that using JBODs on Windows as a clustered share, I would thionk it would have to be something similar, but I have no pointers. [02:44] bleb: That might work, I primarily did it through the mobile app. [02:45] my reasoning .. would be to get double write and read speed out of a network drive accross connected to two identical pcs [02:45] a like boosted nas === zbenjamin is now known as Guest56158 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:46] Sc0utonLinux: Yeah, I get that. One of my old companies used the setup as a MS based hyper-flex environment. Again, I have no pointers for Linux. [02:46] Sc0utonLinux: it's certainly doable ... using network block devices. great way to shoot holes in your own feet, imo. you're completely ignoring net latency/etc ... [02:46] disks are cheap. get a NAS. [02:47] Does anyone know offhand why KVM (qemu-system-x86) might be running at 100% CPU? I set this up with gnome boxes, if that matters. [02:47] Hello, how to save my nvidia settings in 19.10 ? I put 144hz but when I go off for 5min and come back and login its 60hz again [02:47] The guest shows under 5% CPU, so it's not windows running amok. [02:48] pgnd well I have two old pcs each with a 320 GB hd (bare bones) .. i was hoping to create a 640 gb network nas out of them [02:48] I like trying to reuse stuff I already have rather than buying new things :D [02:48] Sc0utonLinux lul why dont u just connect them to one pc as raid 0? [02:48] out of principle you know [02:49] well because then that pc would need to be on for all the other pcs on the network to access it [02:49] and my bare bones use the least amount of electricity [02:49] Sc0utonLinux: then put both drives in one of your "bare bones" [02:49] mz proper pcs have like 1000w psus [02:49] if you want performance, don't use networked RAID 0 drives.. [02:50] i don't know if bare bones is the right word they are like mini pcs with atom processors that pull hardly any power [02:50] Sc0utonLinux having a 1000w psu doesnt mean u are using 1000w [02:50] they only have 1 sata port each [02:50] drkjstr: yeah i found it in the web app. waiting for the changes to propagate now. [02:51] I actually have 3 of them .. i took out one Sata and added it to an old USB sata controller I had.. you think would be better to create a raid out of that and just connect a single PC to the network as nas for higher speed? [02:52] bleb: Awesome. Hope that will help out. [02:52] well, i guess some folks _do_ strap rocket engines onto cars to make 'em go faster ... [02:52] help_me_pls, true .. but all the attached PCi cards such as GFX card and the watercooling pump and lights and bells and whistles I have on it pulls power :) [02:52] CPU .. ect [02:52] pgnd haha :D [02:53] so disconnect extra lights etc? your gfx is not gonna be calculating by itself just by being conneted [02:54] Escape character is '^]'. [02:54] what does this mean? [02:54] does it mean to press a button? [02:55] iKarus987: pretty sure that is the CTRL key [02:55] help_me_pls, Well I use that pc for the GFX its my main computer ..for gaming and so on .. i just need a NAS for shared network access for my other devices .. backups .. media storage ect so dont want to change my main desktop setup >D [02:55] ctrl key not doing anything === fyber is now known as njha [02:56] try Ctrl ] for ^]. [02:56] Sc0utonLinux: I would look into using the drives in one machine to create a DIY NAS, than to try and make a storage cluster. [02:56] iKarus987: What help_me_pls said. You would do the CTRL and the ] [02:57] !ot | drkjstr Sc0utonLinux [02:57] drkjstr Sc0utonLinux: #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! [02:58] lotuspsychje, yeah i guess my question is not specific enough about ubuntu .. although i wanted to know if it was specifically possible on ubuntu .. if there are such packages to allow me to make a nework raid [02:59] Sc0utonLinux: reccomends & discussions try #ubuntu-discuss [03:00] lotuspsychje, ill check it out ! [03:00] thank you all anyway :) [03:00] I think I have the basic info i was looking for anyway :) [03:03] How do I save my nvidia settings in 19.10 ? I put 144hz but when I go off for 5min and come back and login its 60hz again [03:03] When I close my laptop the screen turns black and wont wake back up (after I have reopened it, obviously). Can anyone help me figure out what's going on and how to fix it? [03:11] help_me_pls tell me more about this [03:11] i installed today ubuntu [03:11] all i did was install some nvidia driver [03:11] the things is sitll choppy when i move boxes around [03:12] you have to do more magic ? to make it smoother [03:12] ubuntu 18.04 -- how can i make sure that i'm currently using the IGP instead of my 1060? [03:12] like when i open nvidia-settings in terminal and chant auto to 144hz then it looks good. but when it goes to sleep/restarts its at 60hz again i can feel it [03:12] *change [03:19] Hi, I have trouble connecting to a VPN. It's a L2TP/IPsec with preshared key, using MSCHAPv2 as authentication method. I'm running Ubuntu 18.04, I've installed Libreswan, network-manager-l2tp and network-manager-l2tp-gnome. I now have the option to add an l2tp connection in the GUI, but I can't make the connection. Anybody knows more about it? [03:22] Tried adding some phase algo's in the ipsec options, nothing works [03:30] org.gnome.desktop.background is that a location ? [03:38] blue1: fyi i got access to the ubuntu box [03:38] the one that was having trouble mounting an exfat hard drive [03:38] uninstalled and reinstalled exfat-utils and exfat-fuse [03:38] same behavior [03:39] and i don't see any errors in tail -150 /var/log/syslog [03:41] what was it i should try? [03:41] fscking the exfat drive? [03:43] i have a couple mount processes that are refusing to exit [03:44] in ps aux: root 1711 0.0 0.0 32908 1364 ? D 20:28 0:00 mount /dev/sdb [03:44] 1 /home/cm/mnt [03:44] root 2342 0.0 0.0 32908 1280 pts/1 D+ 23:32 0:00 mount /dev/sdb [03:44] 1 /mnt [03:44] kill -9 1711 does not stop the process [03:44] kill -9 2342 doesnt stop that process either [03:44] one of them is hanging in my ssh session [03:45] the other one was started in some terminal that has since closed [03:45] i'm guessing i need to kill these processes but how? [03:47] I m in love [03:47] with ubuntu === ilvipero1 is now known as ilvipero [03:56] hay207: that's great but keep in mind that this is a support channel :) In #ubuntu-offtopic you can chitchat about anything as much as you like ;) [03:57] That's all i wanted to say === tehaugz is now known as augz [04:08] hi [04:08] i need tech support [04:09] rando181214: feel free to ask your question in as much detail as possible, and preferably all on one line if possible [04:09] ty [04:09] When updating linux, should i install headers+image package because i noticed they are not dependent on each other [04:10] so i managed to get a usb with ubuntu, booted and installed with the option to use LVM. but i realised i could get encryption for specific parts. so i restarted, but i restarted mid install [04:10] now i cant boot LOL [04:10] it says "something went seriously wrong" [04:10] then [04:11] import_mok_state() failed [04:11] two questions: does installing change the data on my usb, and also how do i wipe my hard drive [04:15] :) [04:15] still here [04:16] So, you can not boot from usb anymore? [04:16] no [04:16] it just says "import_mok_state() failed" [04:16] and then turns off again [04:17] i enabled LVM and encrypted my hard drive but realised i didnt need to, and turned off my laptop while still in the installation process [04:18] is there any way to resize a terminal more than the screen size? [04:26] Found this https://askubuntu.com/questions/1085550/cant-install-ubuntu-18-10-on-xps-15-efi-boot-mmx64-efi-not-found [04:26] But i guess he went [04:29] AlexPortable: which desktop environment? [04:29] kde? [04:30] gnome [04:31] press Alt then move window [04:31] Hold Alt [04:31] yes but then i have to drag it a bit [04:31] every time [04:31] drag it off screen, make it a tiny bit bigger [04:31] drag it again [04:31] i tried resize -s 500 500, but this seems to limit the window size to my resolution [04:33] How to resize bigger than screen without dragging? [04:33] yes [04:34] You want a scroll bar? [04:34] Im asking [04:34] no [04:34] i just want it higher resolution [04:34] oh [04:35] trying to make a screenshot of top with 4k resolution, currently using 800x640 [04:35] i have the screenshot part sorted out, but it's limited by the terminal size [04:36] Is it terminal/tty console? [04:37] terminal yes === semeion is now known as mnemonic [04:39] I found this https://askubuntu.com/questions/58379/how-can-i-permanently-change-the-text-size-for-gnome-terminal [04:39] But this changes only font size i guess [04:41] yep not what im looking for [04:45] Anyone have any idea on how to fix this hibernation issue? [04:46] AlexPortable: Is this what you want? [04:46] https://superuser.com/questions/950794/per-application-window-scaling-in-xorg-for-high-dpi-display [04:47] Hi everyone, I need help [04:47] my bluetooth is not working [04:47] is there a way to activate it? [04:47]