=== tds9 is now known as tds [00:18] Hey [00:29] Can someone confirm for me that the additional "PasswordAuthentication yes" at the bottom of the default sshd_config in 20.04 is misplaced? It looks like it was intended to be part of Match statement example but it can end up setting an option that the user has disabled earlier in the config file. [00:30] I have a strange issue: Trying to go to the MATE desktop punts me back to the login screen, but only once. The second time succeeds. [00:35] Happens with lubuntu as well [00:44] where can i find the wallpaper for lubuntu 20.04 ? i look at /usr/share/backgrounds but i dont see anything [00:44] So on my client I can't see my samba workgroup created with ubuntu 20.04 which I need to connect to my printer [00:45] It's to my understanding workgroups are only available in smb1 === zbenjamin is now known as Guest98469 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [01:19] c [01:19] e [01:35] Is it possible for Ubuntu 19.10 with Bluetooth support to output audio over Bluetooth? When I search for my speakers my phone sees the devices but my Ubuntu system does not. [01:53] Apparently Yes but it doesn't help... === Guest28033 is now known as TrumpSupporter20 === daniel is now known as Guest92662 === halvors1 is now known as halvors [02:58] can yall help me with a problem getting libncurses5:i386 installed [02:59] E: Unable to locate package libncurses5:i386 [03:00] this is regarding a 16.04 VM on microsoft azure [03:04] Hello [03:14] mmx_in_orbit: I do not see that 32 bit is available in xenial: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libncurses5&searchon=names&suite=xenial§ion=all . [03:15] Bashing-om: what about this? https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/i386/libncurses5/download [03:18] i'm trying sudo apt-get install libncurses5:i386 by the way [03:19] oh and i'm like virtually 100 percent sure it worked fine on a local virtualbox vm also 16.04 [03:20] just about only an hour and a half ago [03:25] isn't ''i386'' pretty much the same thing as ''32 bit''? [03:26] i DO see ''i386'' on the page you linked [03:26] mmx_in_orbit, did you: sudo apt-get update then: sudo apt-get install libncurses5 [03:26] ra, yes [03:27] ok, because i see it from: sudo apt-cache search libncurses5 [03:28] maybe the vm just needs a reboot [03:28] be right back [03:30] mmx_in_orbit: I do not understand all I do not knoe :( but, wget http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ncurses/libncurses5_6.0+20160213-1ubuntu1_i386.deb [03:31] fetches the file :) [03:32] ncurses-base is at 6.. [03:32] !info ncurses-base xenial [03:32] ncurses-base (source: ncurses): basic terminal type definitions. In component main, is required. Version 6.0+20160213-1ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 16 kB, installed size 336 kB [03:33] why 5? [03:34] pretty sure i need it for this game dedicated server i want to run by the name of painkiller black edition [03:34] i mean, here's the error i get when i try to run it [03:34] hello, I am on ubuntu 18.04 and am trying to upgrade it. running as root `do-release-upgrade` fails, because this authentication `authenticate 'eoan.tar.gz' against 'eoan.tar.gz.gpg'` fails. Can someone help me? === tds2 is now known as tds [03:34] If I have multiple SSDs and assign each ssd for /etc another for /var another for /home. and so on, will I achieve 3x read/write speed as all SSDs may, in some occasions, work in parralel? [03:34] ./pkserver: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [03:35] Morning chaps. I’m trying to configure sendmail to forward root emails through smtp but only root. How do I do this? [03:39] Alright so for some reason I need to do multiple invocations of startx to have lxqt actually get going [03:39] But after the first time it works somehow [03:41] so it seems sudo apt-get install lib32ncurses5 instead of sudo apt-get install libncurses5:i386 worked [03:43] thanks for help Bashing-om and oerheks [03:43] There seems to be some kind of resource that the first session lays down before it keels over [03:44] mmx_in_orbit: Got it working ? [03:45] aw great now i'm getting libstdc++.so.5 not found [03:48] First runs say something about an opengl context failing to be created in qt [03:50] !info libstdc++5 xenial [03:50] libstdc++5 (source: gcc-3.3 (1:3.3.6ds1-28ubuntu1)): The GNU Standard C++ Library v3. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:3.3.6-28ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 188 kB, installed size 1109 kB (Only available for amd64; i386; powerpc) [03:52] mmx_in_orbit: Optional to install ^ . Try and install the paclage ? [03:53] One of my earbuds of headphones is lower sound than others. How do I fix that? [03:57] Bashing-om: You mean install gcc-3.3? [03:58] mmx_in_orbit: No, https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libstdc%2B%2B5 says that libstdc++5 is a package. [03:59] Bashing-om: Should I use sudo apt-get install libstdc++5 ? [04:00] s [04:01] mmx_in_orbit: Yeah - I would think so . [04:03] Was python-pip removed from the repos for focal? esp-idf still uses python2.7 (I know it's EOL but I cannot do anything about it) but apt cannot find python-pip [04:04] known issue? [04:04] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7/+bug/1869117 [04:04] Launchpad bug 1869117 in python-pip (Ubuntu) "python-pip install fails in Ubuntu 20.04 unmet dependencies (Focal)" [Undecided,Won't fix] [04:07] Bashing-om: Okay, I did that and the game server still says [04:07] ./pkserver: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [04:09] mmx_in_orbit: A path issue ? what returns ' sudo find / -name libstdc++.so.5 ' . Give it plenty of time to seach the file system :D [04:11] Bashing-om: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.5 [04:12] Thanks for the link, oerheks. Is there any progress on it? [04:13] mmx_in_orbit: Well, as the file is on the system - must be a path issue in the app - a config somewhere ? [04:15] esp-idf can run on python3 https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/get-started/linux-setup.html [04:20] Bashing-om: I don't think so. [04:22] mmx_in_orbit: All I can presently think of :( Out of time and I must get off - happy hunting. [04:22] Okay, thanks anyway :) [04:22] laters :D === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [05:59] what is the recommended replacement for go2 on focal/20.04? I wasn't expecting it to go missing after the upgrade [06:00] also, I am having issues with my network not staying connected in 20.04 unless I kill NetworkManager... never had this happen before in a decade of using Ubuntu [06:13] DocPlatypus: go2 ... meeting? [06:13] oh go2, directory finder? [06:13] matsaman: go2 directory navigation tool. looks like it's a casualty of dropping Python 2.x support [06:13] ya that one [06:15] http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python3.7/libpython3.7_3.7.5-2~19.10_amd64.deb <- missing [06:16] DocPlatypus: you could probably still install it the manual way, as python2 remains available [06:16] matsaman: I may try that... but there's no apparent official release for it and the repository I found for it hasn't had a commit since 2013 (!!!) [06:17] threebar, run updates properly, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python3.7/3.7.5-2~19.10ubuntu1 [06:17] mind the 1 after ubuntu [06:17] DocPlatypus: yeah it's probably dead software, but who knows it might only need a 2to3 update mostly [06:17] DocPlatypus: so it's a GUI directory changer you use otherwise from a term? [06:18] matsaman: I only used it from terminal, didn't know there was a GUI component until recently [06:18] DocPlatypus: oh okay [06:18] I'm game to finding an alternative though [06:18] DocPlatypus: so it's just for keeping a list of dirs? [06:18] matsaman: I would type in something like "go2 abc1" and it would change to the drive with that beginning to its UUID mounted under /media [06:19] among others... I could change to directories without having to remember the whole %$&*# path [06:19] so you type 'go2 abc1' and it goes to /media/abc1 ? [06:20] it goes to the full /media/skquinn/abc12345-fedc-1098-3456-... etc directory [06:22] mmm, sounds like you could just do something like 'cd "$(locate $1 | parallel file | grep directory | head -1)"' [06:22] or if you have fast storage (SSD, etc.), you can use find directly instead of locate's database [06:22] find / -type d [06:23] you could even sort by last access time, if your FS is set up right [06:23] would all fit easily into a bash function [06:23] it's a lower priority fix right now... the more urgent issue is NetworkManager without which I have little hope of using wifi when I take the laptop places [06:23] what's up with nm then? [06:24] I start NM (or just log in with it running) and the network keeps disconnecting [06:24] oddly enough... the DHCP client and IP address stabilized when I pulled out the network cable, also when I killed NM [06:27] oh... my sound is also stuck at "dummy output" and will not let me change it. think I have had this happen before? [06:29] DocPlatypus: which wifi driver? [06:30] matsaman: rtl8187 but it happens even with a wired connection [06:31] oh sorry I read 'pulled out' as 'put in' [06:35] DocPlatypus: an easy test would be to try booting your old kernel, which should still be in /boot/ [06:36] ok. I will try that. brb [06:43] okay. old kernel still has dummy output and still has NM issue. the connection itself is stable, actually, but it keeps flashing "activation of connected network failed" [06:56] hey guys https://i.imgur.com/4SufEzS.png [06:57] where is the disable autologin , i want password prompt upon boot ubuntu 18.04.4 [06:57] it's not clickable [06:58] DocPlatypus: see something about 'usb ethernet' in wifi settings? [06:58] doomlist3: You need to unlock before you can change that setting. [06:59] DocPlatypus: try disabling it; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq9NsQcmJRc [06:59] doomlist3: See the button at the top right of that window? Hit that. [06:59] ahh thanks a lot [07:00] you were helpful , i feel like an idiot. even though i know programming in python. and bash. [07:01] We all get tripped up from time to time. Sometimes you just need an extra pair of eyes. [07:02] Anyone else getting the "Could not calculate the upgrade" error when upgrading from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS? [07:02] don't have USB ethernet showing [07:03] Apparently libgirepository-1.0-1:amd64 is broken but a lot of important stuff on my system relies on it [07:07] test === fightthewalrus1 is now known as fightthewalrus [08:11] is gdm3 and lightdm managed from systemd? [08:11] i see gdm.service in the listing [08:15] johnjay: what are you trying to do? [08:16] i'm trying to determine how i can start, stop, and switch between gdm and lightdm in case this ubuntu install fails like the previous 18.04 one [08:16] it's a yes or no question [08:17] johnjay: are you on 20.04? [08:18] yes [08:18] johnjay: install stacer, manage your systemd services easy a GUI way [08:18] ok [08:18] thanks [08:19] johnjay: gdm lightdm and sddm are related to the DE you are using, when installing the flavour/DE it should ask you during its installing wich one you would like to use === acheronuk is now known as RikMills [09:08] hi, I'm using Kubuntu18.04 and I've installed snap Clementine. but it doesn't follow them [09:08] theming [09:13] memphisto: clementine snap bugs contact: jimmy.tigert@gmail.com [09:18] hello, can i get some help with v20.04 iptables rules? it seems that something is changed from 18.04 and i'm noob [09:35] hi [09:36] hello guys! i have installed ubuntu 20.04. i don't have any other operating system using alongside it. to day after 'sudo apt update' when i restart the laptop ubuntu show me the grub menu to select 'ubuntu or advanced options for ubuntu'. is it normal? [09:36] guys* [09:36] rajivmars: hmm [09:36] rajivmars: yes [09:36] rajivmars: Grub will still come up always or at times, on a only Ubuntu computer as well [09:37] sebsebseb: it it a bug? [09:37] no [09:37] Grub is still there [09:37] you need it to load up Ubuntu [09:37] even if Ubuntu is the only OS on there [09:37] but it never appears when using a single os. [09:37] ok [09:38] it will sometimes see above [09:38] does on this lap top at times too [09:38] and it's only got Ubuntu on it currently [09:39] sometimes it apears due to loading times, its an old laptop that? [09:39] sebsebseb: ok. thanks! i just wanted to confirm whether its a bug or normal behaviour. [09:40] because it never happened during ubuntu 18.04. [09:40] rajivmars: no you will get Grub sometmeis anyway [09:40] also some button will probably bring it up [09:40] rajivmars: if I turn off the lap top when first booting for example [09:40] but not full boot [09:40] had a it booting up for a little bit, and then turn it off, and maybe again as well, and then Grub will come up [09:42] sebsebseb: oh. that's good information for me, as i m new in linux:) [09:44] rajivmars: importantly you need Grub or some sort of boot loader, or Ubuntu won't even load up, even if it's the only OS on the computer [09:44] rajivmars: so seeing Grub sometimes on a single boot system, is all fine and good [09:44] How do I prevent Ubuntu from bringing network down on shutdown or reboot? [09:45] WereCatf: you mean like wireless or ? [09:45] Any [09:45] no that should just work wifi and such, unless you put air plane mode on by mistake for example [09:45] or disabled it yourself [09:45] WereCatf: some computers might have wireless issues though, where I guess it could get disabled on shut down, but with most should be ok now [09:46] No, Ubuntu does turn networking off on reboot and shutdown by default [09:46] my iptables rules completly cut the access, worked on 18.04, what changed in networking? [09:48] oh [09:49] not sure, but newer isn not always better [09:49] the networking stuff probably got upgraded too [09:49] or a faulty congiguration on upgrade [09:49] try a 20.04 Live seession [09:49] its fresh install [09:49] well if that helps, I mean can test wifi etc with that [09:50] all works well before i set the rules [09:50] xplx: sorry can't help much more, but someone elsec can later I expect [09:51] and more properly :) [10:00] I am booting Ubuntu over iSCSI, but the stupid damn thing insists on turning networking off on reboot/shutdown, thus breaking the connection to the iSCSI-target. How do I prevent Ubuntu from bringing networking down? [10:05] WereCatf: try #ubuntu-server [10:18] Hiyas all [10:26] BluesKaj: hi [10:27] hi sebsebseb [10:29] damn firewall [10:34] xplx: mind your language in the ubuntu support channels please [10:37] lotuspsychje dont be so sensitive [10:38] xplx: this is not about me, its about the general !guidelines [10:39] Is "damn" really considered a "bad word" here? [10:39] it seems so [10:40] ... [10:40] or maybe it was the "firewall" one , lol [10:40] Must have been that one! Those things certainly cause a lot of terror and destruction at times [10:41] hi, when using chromium I see a lot of audit messages in syslog, using ubuntu 20.04, what causes these? [10:42] example: http://paste.debian.net/plain/1144299 [10:42] i need to clone a 16gb usb disk to a 32gb usb disk, but the catch is that they're awfully slow so i need to somehow skip the unused space [10:42] i only got as far as dding the whole 16gb and then truncating the image so i only need to flash a smaller image [10:43] but i'd like to only clone used space to begin with [10:43] any ideas? [10:43] doh: Does it actually need to be a byte-for-byte copy or can't you just copy the files on it? [10:43] there's a boot partition and whatever [10:43] so mbr, gpt, all these 3 letter codes [10:45] doh: I see. The first solution to come to mind would be to use Clonezilla [10:45] Clonezilla can just copy only the used space [10:45] will it take care of multiple partitions and all these 3 letter thins? [10:46] its an Os on that 16gb drive? [10:46] yes [10:46] and 16gb isn't really enough for anything so i'm moving it to a 32gb [10:48] you can clone it exactly to the 32 then resize the partitions to fit 32 [10:50] any idea how to tell if a kernel commit is part of the shipped 20.04 kernel? [10:50] valentin: look at the changelogs [10:51] sorry, it's the 1st time I'm looking at this. is that the ubuntu package changelogs or some other changelog? [10:55] https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/drivers/gpu/drm/i915?id=98479ada421a8fd2123b98efd398a6f1379307ab <-- this is the commit I'd like to see if it's part of the shipped 5.4.0 kernel === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly [10:56] it seems to be the RC of a regression that makes the UI animations visibly stutter on intel GPUs (in my case Kaby Lake): https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues/1698 [10:56] not sure how to correlate the freedesktop IDs with LP bugs [10:58] valentin: the #ubuntu-kernel team can also tell you more about commits [11:01] thanks for the suggestions [11:14] hi, i'm on 19.10 and am trying to upgrade to 20.04 but i get no option to do that. according to the upgrader there is nothing to upgrade? [11:15] pa: do-release-upgrade -c -d [11:15] ah thanks [11:22] Hi. Question about ntp.conf. I want to add my router, which acts as an ntp server in my lan. [11:22] I understand how to do this, but what is this burst/iburst/"nothing" I append to the server adress? [11:22] What would be the right choice for me? [11:23] The upgrader will wait by default for 20.04.1 to be released before offering it to you. It's a safety feature. [11:23] ah i see [11:27] hi everybody [11:27] i'm trying to make ubuntu work on a BayTrail tablet [11:28] the version 20.04 is working, however when the GUI is loaded, the screen turns off after a few seconds [11:28] if I add nomodeset in the grub, it works well but I don't have the screen rotation [11:28] the driver is probably i915 [11:28] do you have an idea ? [11:29] when the screen turns off, the GUI is still responding because I heard a sound when I push the volume button [11:30] the screen is only black (or the brightness is 0) [11:33] RomainCayre: is that a X86 tablet ? [11:34] yes [11:34] RomainCayre: I have some mini PC's that are x86, and yes Grub is on the side [11:34] Mini PC's [11:34] it's a french tablet from thompson, it seems to be very close to chuwi / pipo w2s tablets [11:34] RomainCayre: I think since they have a phone screen and it wasn't really designed for that in the case of side Grub [11:34] RomainCayre: yeah or GPD [11:35] RomainCayre: may need some slightly differnet drivers and such on devices like that, for certain things [11:35] but I think in the case of Grub your stuck with it down the side really [11:35] v [11:35] flr [11:35] for now [11:36] RomainCayre: Grub was only designed for normal PC and lap top screens [11:36] and its not like grub has drivers, and the config is limited or non existing for screen rotation [11:36] yes but there is no problem with grub. It's fine [11:36] RomainCayre: yes just that its on the side ? [11:36] i can load the x server [11:37] not going across [11:37] yes it will work, but will show down the side [11:37] the problem is after the loading of X [11:37] the screen turns off after a few seconds [11:37] if I haven't set nomodeset [11:37] that could be a lack of a driver or something [11:38] but if nomodeset is loaded, I can't get screen rotation on X [11:38] RomainCayre: with some of these mini pc's they have customised Ubuntu builds that are made for the device, standard Ubuntu with some specific changes [11:38] with your tablet I assume there is nothing like that currently [11:38] it's a linuxium based distro [11:39] linuxium ? [11:39] the iso of ubuntu gnome 20.04 from linuxium's blog [11:39] if the hardware is differnet enough in certan ways, it will work differently on a device like that, than a standard lap top or pc [11:39] RomainCayre: got a link for that ? [11:40] http://linuxiumcomau.blogspot.com/ sebsebseb [11:40] thank you beaver :) [11:41] RomainCayre: I treid to get support here before for a mini pc, and got your ot using an offical build blah de blah [11:41] your not using an offical Ubuntu [11:42] isn't there a known bug similar to these one related to i915 driver ? [11:42] RomainCayre: same to you, that's a community re spin by the looks of it not an offical build, you should contact the developer about your issues though [11:44] I think the developer won't be able to help me on these, it's not related to the z3735 patch [11:44] I upgraded yesterday to 20.04. Now nextcloud stays blank, when I open its webpage. Where to start looking? [11:44] Apache is working. [11:44] it's related to i915 video driver :/ [11:44] RomainCayre, what's the graphic card exactly ? [11:44] RomainCayre: what card is that for niviida ? [11:44] Or should I ask this in ubuntu-server? [11:45] RomainCayre, lspci -nnk [11:48] https://pastebin.com/HEwkAZQ4 [11:52] RomainCayre, you can try a custom xorg.conf : mkdir /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ ; nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-intel.conf [11:54] RomainCayre, and try this : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sVnPdjrpXv/ [11:56] ok, then I reboot without nomodeset, right ? [11:56] yep [11:59] can anyone tell me why this config https://pastebin.com/Cr32xEKZ kills my outgoing ? [11:59] v20.04 [12:00] no, same problem [12:00] RomainCayre, this : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FJNZcXShVW/ [12:00] it starts the X server, it works for a few seconds, then the screen turns off [12:01] ah [12:01] hi, i installed "Light" browser (rpm package) using alien.... but after the execution... i couldn't access (i dont know how to open) the browser "Light" [12:01] RomainCayre, turn off ... how ? can you switch to a console tty ? [12:01] no [12:02] when it turns off, the gui is still responding because i hear the sound effect when i use the volume up button [12:02] but the screen is off [12:02] it doesn't happen with nomodeset, but i don't have the screen rotation [12:03] and if i press Ctrl + Alt + F?, nothing happens [12:04] i downloaded the rpm package for the "Light" browser from "https://sourceforge.net/projects/lightfirefox/" [12:05] can we really install rpm packages in ubuntu using alien... if no how to remove the software which i installed using alien? [12:10] Ravisankar: sort of, mostly, sometimes. 'alien' converts an RPM archive to a DPKG archive; since at the core of both is a 'cpio' or 'tar' bundle of the file packages the conversion is possible. The problems are dependencies and pre/post scripts [12:11] Walex actually i ran this command sudo alien -i .rpm, but after that i don't know how to open the browser [12:11] RomainCayre, found an archlinux post suggests the culprit is a service : systemd-backlight; you can disable it with : systemctl mask systemd-backlight@.service [12:13] so I can do this with nomodeset, then if I reboot this service is disabled, right ? [12:13] yep [12:13] ok, i try it :) [12:14] Ravisankar: try 'dpkg -S /light' [12:14] Do Ubuntu nowadays keep an upstream Gnome? I remember vaugly that some years ago they tailored with it a bit? [12:15] Walex dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern /light [12:15] Ravisankar: then try 'dpkg -S light' [12:15] is there something I can do to temporally disable auto screen lock? so that I can leave it playing videos in a loop and not have to wake it up every so often [12:16] blurkis: Unity was a GIU derived from GNOME, but Ubuntu have left it behind and now they use upstream GNOME with an Ubuntu theme [12:16] Walex it gave hundreds of lines as output [12:16] any reason for why my commands i did run yesterday in terminal are not part of the history file? [12:16] ubuntu-mono: /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-light/status/16/weather-few-clouds-night-130.svgubuntu-mono: /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-light/status/24/xfce4-mixer-muted.svgubuntu-mono: /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-light/status/22/indicator-keyboard-Cs-3.svg [12:17] Hey [12:17] well, somewhere there is probably what you seek [12:17] Ravisankar: also try 'dpkg -l "*light*"' [12:18] no, it doesn't change anything [12:19] coconut: if you open 2 terminals, they step on each other [12:19] Walex how to uninstall it? [12:21] CarlFK, meaning? [12:22] RomainCayre, i see. I can't be of any help then; remove the /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-intel.conf and systemctl unmask systemd-backlight@.service [12:23] ok, thank you very much anyway :) [12:24] no prob ; i post you the link : https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=193504 RomainCayre [12:25] CarlFK, can i change that? [12:26] Walex hi.. did you mention something... actually my internet connection has stopped... so i did re-login... the browser window shows 3 notifications but i couldnt see text [12:28] Ravisankar: BTW you should be using a regular IRTC client. [12:28] Hi all, elementary question, but why the thumbails of media files (music and video) not appearing in Nautilus. Tried deleting .cache/thumbails/fail, refresh, touch and nautilus restart. Nothing worked so far. [12:28] Ravisankar: to remove it you need to know with which name it was installed. [12:29] Ravisankar: try 'dpkg -l "*light*"' to list all installed packages with "light" in their name [12:29] I am using Ubuntu 20.04 with Gnome Wayland/Xorg. [12:30] sazawal: what do you mean by "thumbnails"? [12:31] Walex, I meant thumbnails in Nautilus file manager. [12:31] That is the small file preview. [12:33] sazawal: how do you expect sound file thumbnails to look like? [12:33] Walex sure i will install one irc cline... below is the link to see the output for the command dpkg -l "*light*" [12:33] https://pastebin.com/zWVsmriy [12:34] please don't use pastebin.com but rather paste.ubuntu.com which is the default for the 'pastebinit' command [12:35] Ravisankar: so from that output what is your best guess as to package name? [12:35] sazawal: elementary is not a supported ubuntu derivative [12:35] Walex, The music files on my system for example are tagged with an image. These images appear when the file is played in a music player. The iamges also appeared in the Nautilus of earlier Ubuntu versions. Similarly the images in the video files. [12:36] lotuspsychje, lol. elementary not as in Elementary OS, just "elementary question" [12:37] sazawal: ah a general question, right [12:37] Walex i think this is the package name "ii light 47.0-2.20160 amd64 "Light 47.0"" [12:37] light is the package name [12:37] sazawal: I am not sure what you mean by "tagged", thumbnails as a rule have to be created. Look at https://askubuntu.com/questions/199110/how-can-i-instruct-nautilus-to-pre-generate-thumbnails [12:38] Ravisankar: that's indeed rather likely. You can ask DPKG to list the contents of that package with 'dpkg -L light' and that will tell you where the executable is. [12:39] Ravisankar: it is unlikely to work, but anyhow to uninstall use 'dpkg --purge light' [12:39] sazawal: also check out https://developer.gnome.org/integration-guide/stable/thumbnailer.html.en [12:39] @wal [12:40] Walex thank you... [12:40] Walex, Yes they get created by default unless manually tagged. The manual tagging was recognized by nautilus before. So I tagged music files using easy-tag or exaile music player. The video files for example can be tagged using mkvtoonix. They were recognized before in Nautilus, and the video files without a tagged image were thumbnailed by default, but not anymore. [12:41] Walex, Let me check the links [12:41] sazawal: probably a setting somewhere has changed. You may want to ask in the #GNOME channel [12:45] my impressions so far is that ULTS 20 has a lot of changes [12:46] Walex, Alright, thanks === fastascanbe is now known as jamezz [12:55] Hello! I've a small question regarding the new live installer using subiquity and autoinstall on Ubuntu 20.04. I tried to fully automate the process with an user-data file but the default LVM logical volume is sized at 3.9G and I don't find how to automatically resize it to use all space available in the disk. Nothing in [12:55] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/AutomatedServerInstalls/ConfigReference#storage. Am I missing something? Or is this even possible? Thanks a lot! [13:02] aerialls: so far the design principle the installer seems to follow (this is my personal interpretation) is to keep things simple and to (only) provide the foundations necessary so that specific configurations can be achieved post installation without a need to carry out additional reboots. [13:02] i.e. you'd probably need to script this on your own. [13:03] see late-commands [13:04] Thanks! I'll do that for now! [13:05] when i plug in my headset the sound is playing through the microphone and when i speak into the headphones it acts as a microphone. is this a computer hardware issue or software? [13:10] aerialls: actually, with an action-based config https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/AutomatedServerInstalls/ConfigReference#action-based_config you can apparently specify a layout which is to be applied by curtin https://curtin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/storage.html - LVM example at https://curtin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/storage.html#lvm [13:11] aerialls: note there is also #ubuntu-server (which may be the better place to ask questions about the serverr installer) [13:11] Thanks a lot tomreyn, I'll look at this! [13:13] you're welcome :) [13:13] So I'm trying to make a ubuntu-server 20.04 template, but the installer keeps crashing on me, the syslog indicates it doesn't like the sizing on some partitions, but I did use the guided LVM setup [13:14] GWM: there is #ubuntu-server (which may be the better place to ask questions about the serverr installer) [13:15] try providing more details on your setup, environment, and any logs, too [13:19] can someone help me with mongodb ? [13:19] so I have it apparently running [13:19] but I don't know from where [13:24] is there a problem with docker + eoan ? [13:25] docker stopped working for me and I reinstalled using the instructions on the docker page, but dpkg is complaining about docker-ce ? [13:55] I have a question regarding snap LXD USB passtrough . Yes its really specific ,but crucial problem [14:30] Hello [14:35] hi [14:36] need to install a package and purge some others on an installation I can only chroot into right now [14:36] possible? [14:37] i tried sudo chroot /old and then ran aptitude, gave me: could not resolve de.archive.ubuntu.com [14:38] deadrom: you need to mount bind some stuff [14:38] "for i in /dev /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -R $i /old$i; done" should do it for you [14:38] (to be run outside of chroot) [14:39] EriC^^, ah, resolv.conf symlinks to /run. ok, thanks [14:41] yes, np [14:42] works, yay. something different: can I uninstall plymouth? the boot loader bonnet nobody needs [14:43] lightdm depends on it, so remove plymouth doesn't work. can I permanently disable it? [15:08] how to search for packages in the terminal? dpkg search or something, right? [15:10] egrain: apt-cache search [15:10] egrain: or just: apt search (apt is the higher level utility, dpkg the lower level one) [15:10] apt search gimp [15:11] apt is waht i needed. i wanted to version number. [15:11] thanks a bunch you two. [15:11] oh, 3. [15:24] I have an icon of my home folder on desktop. How do I get rid of it? It says it can't be removed. [15:25]