[00:06] <tomreyn> Et86: maybe what you want is systemd.volatile https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/kernel-command-line.html
[00:08] <tomreyn> alternatively "rootflags" or just "ro"
[00:08] <tomreyn> this is for systemd 245, may not apply to your lubuntu release
[00:09] <tomreyn> actually 18.04 LTS' systemd 237 had those already
[00:10] <tomreyn> see systemd-fstab-generator(8)
[00:11] <Et86> Looks like I'm on systemd 237 so that's good
[00:12] <Et86> This looks very nice thanks, I'm already using overlayfs so I'm gonna read more into it to see how they play together and I'll be back in a while
[00:21] <tomreyn> don't blame me if something doesn't work out, i never tried this
[00:22] <Et86> I have a feeling if things don't work out I'll be stuck fixing boot for a few hours so probably won't be able to login to blame you :D
[01:05] <fishcooker> just upgraded to 20.04... just make sure the screensaver disabled before sleeping while updating
[01:05] <fishcooker> it will interrupting the configuration
[01:13] <lubot> <ctisme> @fishcooker [<fishcooker> just upgraded to 20.04... just make sure the screensaver disabled b …], 👍
[01:14] <lubot> <ctisme> why the old screensaver still appear, even i disabled?
[01:15] <lubot> <ctisme> (Photo, 1280x487) https://i.imgur.com/3P8JNlr.jpg my old screensaver still apply too
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[12:23] <nichlas> Is it possible to upgrade fron eoan to focal? apt full-update doesn't seem to do anything.
[12:25] <lubot> <aptghetto> nichlas,  yes, it is possible. … 1) apt full-update does not exist.  … 2) you are looking for `sudo do-release-upgrade -d`
[12:25] <lubot> <N0um3n0> @nichlas [<nichlas> Is it possible to upgrade fron eoan to focal? apt full-update doesn't …], do-release-upgrade
[12:26] <lubot> <N0um3n0> @aptghetto [nichlas,  yes, it is possible. … 1) apt full-update does not exist.  … 2) you are lo …], Sorry , you are faster ....
[12:26] <lubot> <N0um3n0> :)
[12:28] <nichlas> ok. The full-update instructions was from this page: https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/D/upgrading.html "Appendix D: Upgrading from a previous release"
[12:28] <nichlas> oh... I should have continued the guide :D
[12:28] <nichlas> it actually mentions do-release-upgrade :D
[12:29] <nichlas> thanks guys :D
[12:29] <lubot> <aptghetto> I don't see "full-update" there
[12:30] <nichlas> It's the first command line in "Upgrading with command line". I should just have continued following the guide after the picture
[12:30] <nichlas> sorry.. full-upgrade
[12:45] <strobe2020> i've been trying to get access to my own xsession on a remote connection.
[12:45] <strobe2020> there is already an xsession running by another user.
[12:45] <strobe2020> apparently, the startx command can only be run from a virtual console on the host, not remotely.
[12:45] <strobe2020> when i had the user assist me by switching to a virtual console at the host, logging in as me (using a temporary password), then running startx, their own x session on the graphics console crashed.
[12:46] <strobe2020> we tried running both startx as my user (assuming it would open $DISPLAY :1) and 'startx -- :1' but either way it didn't matter; their own user's x session crash and the computer had to be rebooted to restore their desktop environment.
[12:46] <strobe2020> what are we doing wrong? ideally, i just want to remotely log in to the host with my user (which i can do), then start my own x session.
[12:46] <strobe2020> we're running lubuntu 19.10
[14:07] <Ev0luti0n_> Hey guys. Currently having a minor issue here editing the application list.
[14:08] <Ev0luti0n_> I want to edit the application list, so that i am able to start Signal in the system tray by default, by adding the command "signal-desktop --start-in-tray".
[14:09] <Ev0luti0n_> I opened up the "application menu editor", and from there i eventually ended up here: "/usr/share/desktop-directories/lxde-network.directory
[14:09] <Ev0luti0n_> "
[14:11] <Ev0luti0n_> I was hoping to find there the Internet menu application list, from where i could edit the Signal entry. Turns out, that file has no such thing. Nothing but different languages from "Internet menu". I searched around for apps that i could use on the official repo, and there are some for gnome but nothing for LXqt.
[14:11] <Ev0luti0n_> PCFileMAn, apparently let's you edit the applications you want to use there, but i am not sure how can i edit the signal shortcut to include that command.
[14:11] <Ev0luti0n_> Any tips would be appreciated.
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[17:06] <lubot> <Abhi611> What do you mean by passphrase
[17:08] <lubot> <Abhi611> Wep key(network configuration while installing lubuntu 18.04
[21:32] <Munsko> Hello. Somebody know why the log-in screen is different when i close my laptop monitor(a black screen with a minitor flaming and one filed to put passwd) and when i log off from menu?
[21:32] <Munsko> The log in screen in the 2nd case is like the LXQT style of desktop i think
[21:32] <Munsko> But the other one isnt like that, looks like no desk of smth