[00:13] Unit193 - thank you for the tip (I saw it and saved it). [00:14] Great! [00:16] whats weird is I spun up 2 other xubuntu VMs and tested connecting with xrdp and got the xubuntu look and feel with some minor differences [00:16] the settings menu item is at the top instead of 2nd from the bottom [00:17] im still trying to fix this update attempt. this screen shot shows the message at bootup https://imgur.com/8GLCzU3.png [00:18] Looks like your icon theme is broken. Did you look at the crash? More info would be in /var/crash/ [00:19] is that with xterm [00:22] ok so how do I get to look at that directory ? [00:23] and what do I do next ? [00:24] yes since my last atemt to update the icons mostly disapeared exept thunderbird mail box still is the same === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:50] hi brainwash [01:50] o wrong room nm [04:19] anyone know what this means [04:19] https://imgur.com/B8z2MhO.png [04:23] jdwwatts: I've never seen that before [04:23] did you see what happens when you click report ? [04:23] I used to see it every time I booted the OS [04:24] well_laid_lawn: It happens if there's a crash report sitting in /var/crash/ [04:25] how do i fix it ? [04:40] nothing [04:42] hello diogenes im still stuck trying that upgrade [04:42] https://imgur.com/B8z2MhO.png [04:44] something to do with /var/crash/ but i don't know how to fixit [04:49] jdwwatts, click on 'report' and it will show you more details about the problem and take a screenshot. [04:52] it just disappears [04:53] maybe ill back up to a usb then reinstall from scratch [04:54] I hate doing that [04:56] yes you should have waited with upgrade till july, if you wanted 20.04 the as of right now i recommend reinstallation. [04:59] would you recommend to install 20.04 from scratch or bionic beaver like i had [05:01] jdwwatts, if your hardware runs well on 20.04 then go for it. [05:01] ok [05:03] I apreciate the help [05:03] no problem. [06:27] Hello, I have a fresh installation of Xubuntu 20.04 atm and can't manage to get a Wi-Fi hotspot to start. After creating a new network via "Create New Wi-Fi Network" I get a processing icon animation on the network-tray and can see the newly created network under my "Wi-Fi Network"s for a few seconds. The Network is even visible on my Phone for a [06:27] few seconds but then it just shuts off. [06:31] Belph, run: nm-connection-editor [06:32] It has my created network under "Wi-Fi" there. [06:33] click on network i con and pick 'connect to hidden wi-fi networks'. [06:34] There I am able to either create a new Network now or use my already created on. Should I make a new one? [06:35] no, pick the existent one. [06:37] It showed the loading animation on the tray again and then I got a desktop notification saying "Disconnected - Wireless network" [06:46] I am able to create a hotspot with the same Wi-Fi adapter under Windows 10. [07:09] "Error: Connection activation failed: 802.1X supplicant took too long to authenticate" [07:10] Sorry, I clicked enter too fast. This appears to be the error when I try to start my Hotspot, I didn't mean to sent it at this moment. [07:38] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dzJjFhkj6q/ Other people with a similar problem reported having fixed the problem when removing additionally installed network managers but I don't think I have any besides network-manager and network-manager-gnome [08:06] I have also checked and the USB WiFi Adapter is marked as "Works out of the Box" on help.ubuntu :( N300 (F7D2101) [08:37] Hi, I've got an issue with my micropĥone. The front input doesn't work (ok for rear input; ok for micro itself ; ok for front output...). Does anyone have an idea ? (xubuntu 20.04) [08:38] some informations : [08:38] cat /proc/asound/cards 0 [HDMI ]: HDA-Intel - HDA ATI HDMI HDA ATI HDMI at 0xfcf60000 irq 68 1 [Generic ]: HDA-Intel - HD-Audio Generic HD-Audio Generic at 0xfce00000 irq 70 [08:39] alsamixer : https://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/img/1588603639.png === dfg is now known as belph [10:54] Hello. I reset the display settings for a new monitor and now on reboot the monitor says "out of range". So I wiped the hard drive, reinstalled Bionic Beaver, and now I have no Desktop Manager and everything's in Command Line mode, which I don't understand. What commands do I give to install a Desktop Manager, and to reset the Display Settings, [10:54] please? [10:57] You could try `sudo apt-get install xfce4` but I might rather try to reinstall once again sounds weird. Did you install xubuntu 18.04? [10:58] Hello Belph. Just give me one second while I try that sudo line . . . [10:58] wait a sec [10:59] "sudo apt install xubuntu-desktop" [10:59] Ah! OK. [11:00] This second line I posted should be rather what you, I think. The first one would install xfce4 with all default apps and settings while the second should give you the default xubuntu desktop [11:00] Installation of the second line is in progress . . . [11:03] I used the Minimal CD as the full-package *.iso file would not boot. I thought the Minimal CD would draw in all the updates and basic features, and it came to a list of software, although it didn't indicate how to select more than one package, so i just chose audio editing, which is what the computer is wanted for. I'm new to Linux. [11:03] Why don't they make a bootable *iso for the full package? [11:04] The installation is going to be a long job : it's at 2%. [11:04] Did you try to install Ubuntu or Xubuntu? Xubuntu is functionally the same but looks different. [11:11] Ah! Now. My tiny brain has not perceived the difference between Ubuntu, and Xubuntu, as the web sites look the same. I installed the Minimal CD at help.ubuntu.com.community/Installation/MinimalCD [11:13] The different between the default Ubuntu and Xubuntu is that they come with different Desktop Environments (how the user interface looks) and I think some minor differences in pre-installed software. But they are both Ubuntu and you can do exactly the same with both. I now gave you the command to install the default Xubuntu Desktop Environment which is called XFCE4. [11:13] The DVD with the full package is Xubuntu. :O Oh dear. Confusion. The Minimal CD refers to Ubuntu, and the full package to Xubuntu. The Ubuntu page only listed 64-bit software, whereas the computer is 32-bit. So I am excused. [11:14] Xubuntu has a 32-bit version for 18.04, just like the default Ubuntu :D [11:16] OK Belph. Thank you. It's plodding along. It's got to 28% now. Looks like I'll have to do some more reading and searching. I am desperate to make some audio recordings, and my usual desktop computer's CPU is gradually losing one core. The Realtek HD Audio channel is affected and just makes squeaks and clicks. [11:17] I think I could give it more time. I am also looking for an alternative to the Microsoft maze of audio channel handling, where each window has another behind it on a separate menu. [11:18] I sadly can't assist in audio matters at all, I don't know anything about that. [11:19] Thank you very much for your help Belph and I'll come back to the forum when the desktop has installed. (y) [13:17] Hello. Difficulties with the desktop are solved. Is there a utility to list the chipset components, and the peripherals including audio? [13:22] xu-help32w: lspci? [13:23] xu-help32w: actually lspci -nn is a bit more useful, since it gives you the devices' PCI IDs. [13:24] Hi, any linux gurus here? [13:36] I am new to Linux by way of PL/1, BBC Basic, Acorn RISC-OS, and Windows. How do you get the command-line prompt from the desktop? =$ [13:37] It's "Terminal", isn't it? Sorry. -_- [13:38] I thought Terminal would be Telnet. I guess it's time for reading up . . . [13:39] Thank you for the lspci. I have a list now. Goodbye. === menomc is now known as mnemoc [15:41] is there a usb iso image bootloader out there i can use to do a clean install of xubuntu 20.04 [15:43] jdwwatts, what? [15:43] recently upgraded 18.04 to 20.04 and unable to unlock screen. i prefer xscreensaver over xfce4-screensaver, but i see both starting. i've already attempted to disable xfce4-ss in the sessions editor, but it keeps being added again. [15:45] xu-help91w, look in settings > settings editor > xfce4-session > SaveOnExit is it checked on? [15:45] well I want to install the new xubuntu on this lap top and scince I can't seem to get it done through the command line whats the next step ? [15:46] is there a cmd-line way to see that? [15:47] jdwwatts, download the iso and write it to usb drive. [15:47] thanks illtry that [15:47] space [15:48] xu-help91w, why command line? [15:49] please looking for some good music player for xubuntu [15:50] xu-help91w: you could simply uninstall xfce4-screensaver [15:50] so that it is not too demanding on the ram [15:50] geblina, i like DeaDBeef. [15:53] brainwash ++ removed the package [16:00] thanks [16:00] deadbeef super [16:01] geblina, you can make it look like any player you want. [16:06] ok [16:17] nějaký čech? [16:52] super twitter client for xubuntu please [16:53] firefox [16:54] ok === xu-help35w is now known as WiLiN [17:07] Hello. I am still not propmted to update to 20.04 when I run sudo do-release-upgrade. Any idea if this is normal, and tehe release has no been rolled out yet ? [17:13] sorinello: Why would it not be normal? Upgrade via the command line is supposed to work already afaik [17:14] sorinello: The new version has been rooled out already === xubuntu is now known as Guest32293 [17:19] hi [17:19] gnrp, yes, it works if I use the -d flag. otherwise, no new release found [17:19] i have i HUGE issue. Im using Xubuntu on my Huawei Matebook, and when i plug in hdmi cable to external monitor, my screen goes crazy! it splits in 4 pieces and becomes unsuable. [17:20] When i pull out the HDMI cable, the screen goes back to normal but i cant click on anything so i have to reboot my computer to use it [17:21] Well I got help here and as far as i can tell I am Running 20.04 but there were some issues [17:24] i tried downloading the iso and have done so but its been a while since i did that last time i had to find some tool to make the iso bootable so im still running this upgraded of partially up graded system everything seems to work [17:26] jdwwatts, insert a usb drive. [17:26] done that it presently has the old iso [17:27] diogenes_: do you have a sollution to my problem? [17:27] now go to Downloads where the new iso is. [17:27] ok [17:28] diogenes_: i have i HUGE issue. Im using Xubuntu on my Huawei Matebook, and when i plug in hdmi cable to external monitor, my screen goes crazy! it splits in 4 pieces and becomes unsuable. [17:28] jdwwatts, right click on the free space and pick 'opne terminal here'. [17:29] ok [17:29] term says downloads [17:29] Guest32293, look in settings > Display [17:29] yeah ive done that. My screen goes crazy.. [17:30] jdwwatts, ok now the command i'll give you will destroy all the data on the usb drive, are you ok with that? [17:30] yes [17:30] jdwwatts, first run this command: lsblk | nc termbin.com 9999 [17:30] share the link here. [17:31] https://termbin.com/o8o5 [17:32] jdwwatts, now run: ls | grep xubuntu | nc termin.com 9999 [17:32] share [17:34] this comand hasn't returned anything yet [17:34] oh wait my bad [17:34] ls | grep xubuntu | nc termbin.com 9999 [17:34] this ^^^ [17:35] https://termbin.com/40ax [17:36] jdwwatts, ok now run this command but extremely careful to type the exact command: sudo cp xubuntu-20.04-desktop-amd64.iso /dev/sdb [17:37] careful it MUST be /dev/sdb [17:38] can i copy and paste [17:38] yes but wait, i'll give an improved command, this one: sudo cp xubuntu-20.04-desktop-amd64.iso /dev/sdb && sync [17:40] should this take awhile ? [17:41] yes, like 5-7 minutes till you see the username in the terminal. [17:41] ok [17:42] its done [17:45] ok looks like there is a 20.04 iso on the usb drive now [17:46] jdwwatts, be careful if you install, it will erase everything on your pc. [17:46] literally everything. === xubuntu is now known as pgpfox [18:04] diogenes_: the issue is with the resolution, i get it to work with 1920 x 1080, but when i set it to 3440 x 1440 my screen goes crazy [18:04] How do i solve this? [18:04] i have AMD graphics card [18:07] pgpfox, i've got very little experience with external monitors so sorry can't recommend anything. [18:07] okey i understand.. :/ [18:08] anybody else?? [18:08] I use Huawei Matebook, Xubuntu, AMD graphic card, plugged through HDMI. Screen goes crazy when set to 3440 x 1440 [18:13] pgpfox: What is crazy? [18:14] gnrp: my screen splits in to four pieces [18:14] like tearings [18:14] but consistant [18:15] pgpfox: I don't really have anything in mind. You could make an image with your phone and upload it somewhere maybe [18:15] anyway, what GPU driver do you use? [18:16] pgpfox: Do `lsmod | grep amdgpu` please and paste it somewhere [18:16] !paste [18:16] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [18:17] gnrp: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qCxpYBh4Mf/ [18:19] pgpfox: Hm, that looks right actually [18:19] what does xrandr output? [18:19] dont know what xrandr is [18:20] pgpfox: Btw, how do these resolutions scale? 1920x1080 does nto really scale up to 3440x1440? [18:20] it is a command. Just enter it on the command line [18:21] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BvnkfvDCtN/ [18:21] gnrp: ^ [18:23] gnrp: https://imgur.com/a/niTDt8Z [18:24] pgpfox: Aaah,w ait. Please also run the command `lspci` and paste the output [18:24] * gnrp always wants to write phpfox... [18:26] gnrp: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/CPZDKt7nqC/ [18:30] pgpfox: You are running 20.04? [18:30] gnrp: yes [18:31] pgpfox: tbh, no clue, difficult to debug. [18:32] Maybe you can try the radeon driver (not amdgpu) [18:32] i have no clue how to do that [18:32] :x [18:32] ok im done install [18:41] i think i might have to downgrade to 19.04 [19:02] pgpfox: Did you try the radeon driveR? [19:02] ah, sorry, didn't read [19:06] pgpfox: Here you find how to use the radeon driver instead of amdgpu (although the thread makes it the other way round): https://askubuntu.com/questions/927601/i-think-im-using-radeon-instead-of-amdgpu-how-do-i-change [19:38] Hi, an asus ux330ua laptop, fresh xubuntu 20.04 install. when I reopen the lip after a suspend, the mouse moves but I'm unable to click on anything. dropping to an Alt-f1 console I tried DISPLAY=:0 xkill on a hunch, and got "unable to grab cursor", which I've not seen before. [19:38] doing sudo service lightdm restart fixes it.... while destroying my session (which says to my mind that it is not the touchpad driver). [19:40] * tlrrd finds a charger and hopes suspend doesn't kick in while waiting... [19:43] I'm running the fresh version along side the old one is there a comand to copy the files or do I need to [20:22] hi people i can't figure where else to ask when 20.04 will be in software updater (or if it is already) [20:23] i have 18.04.4 [20:27] !ltsupgrade [20:27] Regular upgrades from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS will be enabled once 20.04.1 is released in late July. This delay helps to ensure that any lingering issues are resolved before people upgrade production systems. If you'd prefer to upgrade now, use sudo do-release-upgrade -d [20:29] such a sensible policy, i approve 100% [20:39] i am running them side by side the upgrade comand would have probably worked if I hadn't stopped the process [20:43] nnnh "sudo do-release-upgrade -d" sez "upgrades to dev release only available from latest supported release" [20:56] xu-help70w: Set for LTS upgrade : ' grep -i ^prompt /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades ' ? [21:25] Hello, I need some help. When I leave my system unattended it locks the screen and pauses my Folding@Home Client. It locked the screen in 18.04 but didn't send the pause command to the folding at home service. [21:28] I have turned off all the power saving settings I could find.