[00:04] hello. How do I diagnose why I suddenly lost sound in Firefox, after playing Skyrim on Steam Proton? I can hear sounds when I use mp and mpv, just not in my existing Firefox instance (youtube, specifically) [00:06] Roey: try running pavucontrol, that's usually enough to spot the problem [00:06] sarnold: so I did; it's set to the Bose soundlink [00:07] let me see if moving it to my headphones/builtinwould work [00:09] sarnold: nope, Fx is still not putting out sound [00:09] maybe if I restarted it. [00:12] sarnold: hrm, same issue [00:12] I sitll can't hear sound from Youtube on Firefox. [00:13] Roey: firefox has some way to mute tabs -- does a new window or new tab show the same issue? [00:13] they're not muted, I checked the tabs too [00:17] Roey, check the pulseaudio volume control center === leaftype is now known as leaftype2 [00:18] hyskaru: I did, there's nothin gmuted [00:18] and it's all set to the bose soundlink speaker [00:18] I think it's a Firefox thing? but I don' tknow for sure/ [00:18] ? [00:18] When you play an audio in firefox you can see firefox in the first tab of pulseaudio [00:19] since no sound comes out when I switch Firefox's output from the bose speaker to the built-in speaker/headphones [00:19] yes [00:19] hyskaru: yes I do [00:19] i think if you change inputs, firefox might still try to keep playing on the previous output, ive had similar issues.. restarting firefox fixed it [00:19] outputs i meant [00:19] hmm for some reason I can't set the volume level of it though [00:19] Skaface82: ah, I see.. in my case it didn't [00:21] can you see the audio output indicator pulsing in the audio mixer? [00:21] the level indicator === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [00:24] ah [00:24] good point, one moment. [00:25] ok with mpv: yes [00:25] (and I can hear audio with mpv) [00:26] oh [00:26] Skaface82: apparently it was mute. [00:26] muted* [00:26] :D [00:26] Skaface82: darnit, I coudln't tell whether this was muted or not! [00:26] argh [00:26] the button is not clear. [00:27] though I did see "silence" when I played the Youtube clip, instead of a dancing bar [00:27] at least you solved the problem :P [00:27] sarnold, hyskaru, Skaface82: thank you so much :) [00:27] Skaface82: :) [00:27] till the next dumb problem! :) [00:28] Roey, nice :) [00:29] :D [00:30] Roey: woo! nice :) === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [00:50] Anyone on WSL with PHP 7.4+ having issues after dist-upgrade? [00:56] <[rg]> trying to use gcc-go, is the doc package not provided with it? [00:56] exit [00:57] [rg]: this? gccgo-doc - Documentation for the GNU Go compiler [01:13] Hi everyone, I have an intel nuc device with ubuntu installed. Power went out recently and I came back to it on emergency/maintenance mode. I'm really lost as I'm not sure what to do at this point and for some odd reason GRUB is showing up and showing an OS that is not installed so I can't boot into anything. [01:14] Just stuck on the maintenance mode terminal, would REALLY appreciate any help to fix this guys. I'm out of ideas [01:15] sud0x: boot to a live usb drive, run fsck on the filesystem(s) on the NUC and them chroot to the filesystem and run grun-install on it [01:15] The biggest flag I'm seeing is a timeout for device dev-disk-by\x2duuid-xxx\xxxxx.device. Also seeing dependency fails for /boot/efi, local file systems, clean up mess left by 0dns-0up [01:16] ok leftyfb on it! [01:16] ugh [01:16] grub-install* [01:19] leftyfb i can't read anything on my screen when i boot into the usb drive. looks like the. graphics driver is messed up or something. Any idea how to easily fix this? [01:19] sud0x: how did storage on the nuc work? was that nvme? sata? does lspci or lsblk show the storage? [01:19] if not ill. try my best to read thru it [01:19] sarnold sata sir [01:19] sud0x: CTRL+ALT+F2 [01:19] do we have a group we can add to our user account to avoid having to run some programs as root if it has a userspace usb driver? [01:21] goddard: it depends on the device; some of my usb devices have device nodes with root:dialout owner:group [01:22] goddard: you can probably also use udev to add acls for a llogged in user, or group, etc, when a device is discovered (sorry to say I don't know off-hand how to actually do this) [01:22] ya udev seems the easiest method i know [01:23] leftyfb I don't see the file system when I use the mount cmd [01:23] trying to find it to use fsck against it [01:24] sud0x: lsblk? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [01:25] ok that showed me sda1 and sda2. sda2 is taking up the most space so I'm going to guess it's that one [01:25] so now just fsck /dev/sda2 right? [01:28] sud0x: yes [01:28] ok done, it shows clean [01:28] what do you mean by chroot the file system? [01:29] leftyfb [01:29] sud0x: sudo chroot -y -f /dev/sdaX [01:29] run that on all of the partitions [01:29] yes sir [01:30] sud0x: https://bartsimons.me/ubuntu-linux-chroot-guide/ [01:31] thanks! Will read [01:31] -y doesn't seem to be a valid option, investigating [01:32] uh [01:32] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man8/fsck.8.html [01:33] wait did you want me to do -y -f with fsck or chroot? [01:33] fsck [01:33] roger that [01:33] on all of the partitions [01:35] done. found a dirty bit due to not properly being unmounted and it fixed it [01:38] so after reading thru a bit of the link leftyfb seems like chroot is to change the root directory of a mounted fs. I only have one OS/file system. are we going to be changing something back or making sure its booting up to the proper one? [01:39] sud0x: no, it's to chroot into the filesystem like you had booted into it. That way you can make changes to it without booting into it [01:39] sud0x: in this case, we are making sure grub is installed properly [01:40] that's the thing, there isn't a need for grub. I'm not even sure why it's showing. up since I only have 1 OS [01:40] sud0x: every OS needs a boot loader of some sort. Linux is typically grub [01:40] oh. ok, thought grub was only used for dual booting purposes [01:44] leftyfb should I mount the partition then chroot it? [01:50] sud0x: please read through the instructions [01:50] ok I'm chroot'd into the filesystem. what should I be looking for to know if grub is properly installed leftyfb [01:50] sud0x: sudo grub-install /dev/sda [01:52] sarnold: this is how you reload rules in 20.04 ? sudo udevadm control --reload-rules === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:52] wait, i used chroot bash. So I have bash on the file system in question. Am I to run that within that environment? just want to be sure leftyfb === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [01:54] sud0x: would you like help? [01:54] yes please [01:54] sud0x: ok, you were given instructions. Please follow them. Nowhere in those instructions does it mention bash [01:56] I'm sorry, I see you mentioned chroot to the filesystem. I'm guessing that's chroot . Just want to be sure I'm doing right, don't want to break anything [01:57] sud0x: you need to carefully read through the link I sent you. It explains in detail not only what to run by why. [01:59] sud0x: there's also this https://askubuntu.com/questions/831216/how-can-i-reinstall-grub-to-the-efi-partition [01:59] make sure to get the efi partition in there according to that one [02:02] <[rg]> thanks sarnold [02:08] leftyfb just finished following the chroot instructions, going on to grub now [02:08] sud0x: is efi mounted? [02:09] i followed the instructions to a tee [02:09] mounted efi to the boot subfolder [02:09] /mnt/boot/efi [02:09] not just boot [02:10] mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/server/boot [02:10] didn't know i had to mount it before hand under /mnt/boot/efi [02:10] /mnt/server/boot/efi/ [02:11] oh disregard, i see you're talking about grub now [02:11] huh? [02:11] you need to mount your efi partition before chrooting [02:12] this is all to re-install grub [02:12] got it [02:14] I did followed those instructions as well, just rebooted the device and I'm still prsented with a Grub screen showing an OS i don't have, booted back into maintenance mode [02:15] showing an OS you don't have? [02:16] yeah [02:16] taking pictures [02:18] Here are the pics of the device booting up [02:18] https://ibb.co/C6hh8rhhttps://ibb.co/jyML58zhttps://ibb.co/rb6ZJYm [02:18] 1. https://ibb.co/C6hh8rh [02:18] 2. https://ibb.co/jyML58z [02:18] 3. https://ibb.co/rb6ZJYm [02:19] it shows Kali Linux, I only have Ubuntu installed on this device [02:20] did you ever have kali installed? [02:22] Hmm, now that I think of it yes but we wiped it and installed ubuntu after [02:22] sud0x: you obviously didn't wipe it properly [02:23] I thought I did, i selected erase entire disk when i installed ubuntu and I never had grub pop up after 10+ restarts of the nuc [02:23] everything worked fine till the power went out and now im here [02:23] sud0x: is there a flash drive with kali left plugged in somewhere? [02:23] no sir [02:23] sud0x: I think your fastest solution is going to be reinstalling ubuntu [02:24] that's what I'm leaning towards as well. Going to pull the data we have off the device and reinstall [02:24] any idea what could've happened? [02:25] I'm not sure [02:29] leftyfb appreciate your help sir [02:39] fresh u server install on thinkcentre m73 -- install went fine, but on restart, no network (enet). anyone want to walk an idiot through debugging? === pinpox- is now known as pinpox [02:49] ZorroT: What release did you install. Are we looking for netplan ? [02:50] !netplan | ZorroT [02:50] ZorroT: Netplan is a network configuration abstraction renderer which uses YAML descriptions of a network to work with either a NetworkManager or Systemd-networkd "renderer". More information at https://netplan.io/ === feodoran_ is now known as feodoran [03:23] so when i boot with my monitor connected to my rtx, i get artifacts and weird stuff, and its basically unusable. when i boot with vega graphics its fine, but then all the options to use proprietary drivers on the rtx are grayed out and trying to install drivers downloaded from nvidia fails. got bios set to hybrid graphics, but i feel like ubuntu is just refusing to acknowledge the nvidia card [03:23] since theres no monitor connected to it [03:31] great...sounds good === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [04:29] How to hide mounted volume in nautilus? [04:32] lxd mounts it's storage at boot time, and it shows in nautilus as a volume named "default" [04:51] guys, might be a weird question, but, any good solution to make a usb bootable with Win 10? [04:59] G'day All. how are you today? [04:59] I have a 1 TB HDD on which I will install nothing but Ubuntu [04:59] how shall i partition it? [04:59] I am thinking 16 GB SWAP [04:59] 50GB / [04:59] And 50GB Each for /var /tmp and /home [04:59] Is that ok? [05:00] sorry got dc, is there a way to create a win 10 bootable usb from ubuntu? thakns [05:02] 16GB swap? [05:02] why not use a swap file instead of dedicating a whole partition? [05:02] aeplus, Yes. I have 8 GB RAM. So double of it is fine? [05:02] aeplus, How do i use a swap file? Will it ask me during install? [05:02] ... that way you can scale as needed [05:03] aeplus, So only / and /home and a couple of other mount points for my data is fine? [05:03] it will not ask you, you basically create a partition for / and /boot [05:04] aeplus, So where does the swap file reside and Upto what size it grows? [05:04] once your system is installed, you can create a file within the / partition [05:04] aeplus, This laptop will be used by a not tech savvy person. So i need to leave it to a good working machine. [05:04] that file can be as big as you want your swap to be [05:05] aeplus, Also how much should be the size of /boot and /? [05:05] yeah, i still recommend not making a dedicated swap partition [05:06] i usually go for aroound 300-500MB for boot, but I can see 1GB for /boot if people don't remove their old kernels [05:07] for /, I maximize the whole drive [05:07] aside from what's allocated for /boot [05:07] aeplus, I also see a Dropdown optioon rleated to BIOS and another that says EFI. DO i need to use those? [05:08] aeplus, So ext4 fs mounted on /boot is 1024 MB is what i will select [05:08] so my https://i.imgur.com/ykeQlsb.png shows that my syslog is being huge .. my system is barely a week old .. i did tail syslog and it shows all the stuff thats UFW BLOCK . I actually ran out of disk space yesterday because my log files were 30+GB. Im on Ubuntu 20.04 [05:09] i panic deleted syslog.1 but now i know to empty them instead or something [05:09] can someone help me with whats going on [05:09] so that i can prevent this [05:09] mogad0n, do you really look at the ufw logs? [05:10] nope i will disable it [05:10] but why is it like this by default [05:10] it seems unintuitive [05:10] they other solution would be to have logrotate actually rotate it out [05:11] i will disable the logging but is that all it ufw logged it to death? [05:11] should i provide more info [05:12] Gudddu, Dell set up my laptop to have about 32GB of swap, I guess because I have 16GB of RAM... I currently use 378MB of swap [05:12] yep it's still logging like crazy [05:12] i guess thats the only issue [05:12] aeplus, In the dropdown where it asks for where to install boot loader, should i select the /boot paritition? [05:13] yeah, i'd disable logging for ufw, it doesn't make sense to log when people fail to connect [05:13] aeplus, But they set it up as a separate paritioon or as a swap file? [05:13] thanks .. i just wanted to confirm [05:14] Gudddu, yes. it is a factory installation... my first big laptop purchase, kind of scared to upgrade to 20.04 because i might miss out on that oem experience [05:14] aeplus, OEM experience is overrated though :-) Play with it i would say [05:14] Gudddu, i wanted to do full disk encryption, but creating a file container to act as an encrypted partition for /home will have to do for now [05:16] mogad0n, I do recommend disabling logging for ufw, but of course minimizing the exposed ports and continue logging the services on those ports [05:16] noted .. [05:20] what makes ubuntu a better software distribution than debian ? [05:23] sasara, i just installed Debian 10.4 for my Mini 9... Debian still support 32-bit i686? [05:23] generally, yes [05:23] i mean, it's better for me, because it supports 32-bit i686 [05:24] as well as a bunch of secret architectures (honestly i prefer rpi, no real reason) [05:35] on ubuntu 18.04 i have a static wired IP set up in the Network Manager gui that works fine. i want to add a secondary IP for a local virtualhost, but adding it to the existing profile under the main ip doesn't add the ip to the system. why not? [05:43] ok its working.. sudo nmcli con up "Wired" may have helped === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc === mrlemur4 is now known as mrlemur [06:15] Skaface82: right, depending on what you're doing if certbot has updated the certificates but they haven't been re-read then you may have problems [06:15] Skaface82: I find that when I update my certs I need to reload nginx so it rereads them [06:18] gordonjcp: ah nice to hear this, my (trial) fix is to change my update script so that it shuts down nginx, and then run the standalone certificate update method [06:18] instead of using nginx for the cert update [06:23] my cron job just does this: echo "Running dehydrated at `date`" >>/var/log/dehydrated.log 2>&1; /usr/bin/dehydrated --cleanup >>/var/log/dehydrated.log 2>&1; /usr/bin/dehydrated --cron >>/var/log/dehydrated.log 2>&1; /bin/systemctl restart nginx >>/var/log/dehydrated.log 2>&1 [06:23] Just nsta [06:23] no error handling there, very dumb. [06:23] Installed Ubuntu 20 on a laptop that had Windows earlier [06:23] The first hour of using it ha snot been so impressive somehow [06:24] I am copying 80 GB of data from a disk to another [06:24] And it has come down to its knees [06:24] Chrome does not open [06:24] Firefox does not open [06:24] Opened after like 6 minutes or so [06:25] The response is lagging [06:27] * jackhum anyone else facing this problem of high CPU usage by firefox 76.0.1 with ubuntu 20.04 ? [06:27] I was less than impressed with the performance of a clean Ubuntu 20 install in a VM. Ended up switching to Manjaro. [06:29] BobbyJr, how has your experience been with Manjaro? [06:29] Are most programs easily available? [06:30] Gudddu: surely that's more of an IO issue than anything else [06:30] Guduu: Honestly, very impressed so far. Im running Manjaro Gnome here. And yes software is easily available, you have access to the Manjaro repos, as well as the AUR and Snap/Flatpak repos [06:30] Gudddu: what kind of disks are you using? [06:31] gordonjcp, A simple HDD [06:31] Copying from a External HDD to my Ubuntu disk [06:32] Gudddu: okay, SSD? Conventional? [06:32] gordonjcp, Conventional [06:32] that's always going to be slow, and USB is a bit of a pain in the backside [06:32] are you using disk encryption? [06:32] gordonjcp, Agree. But wasn't expecting it to be slow to this extent. [06:33] gordonjcp, No disk encryption. [06:33] That does sound a bit odd, shouldn't be that bad [06:33] if you have a very slow disk in the machine you're copying onto, it'll get severely IO-bound [06:35] people, ubuntu got updated on my system to the new 20.04 os, but now none of my python packages work since they require python 2.7,,, i tried to downoad the old 18.04 but i could not find it, where can i find it? [06:35] exit [06:38] gordonjcp, According to nmon, the disk I am reading from is 70% busy and the Ubuntu Disk is 30% busy [06:39] acresearch, You could also use virtual environment and use the python version of your choice. [06:39] acresearch: I hate to be That Guy, but you need to update your packages to 3 [06:40] acresearch: 2.7 is now ten years old, and is no longer maintained [06:40] gordonjcp: i can't i do not own them, some packages are very large like CCTBX and badly maintained (still on python 2.7) but they are only code the perform a very spesific task [06:41] acresearch: well, they won't work any more [06:41] gordonjcp: they don't but i cannot update 2 million code libraries check it 1 moment [06:41] https://github.com/cctbx/cctbx_project/tree/master/iotbx [06:42] sorry it is this: https://github.com/cctbx/cctbx_project/ [06:42] it is easier to just downgrade so i can get my work done [06:42] i do not like downgrasing because the code that I maintain are all python 3 [06:42] acresearch: you ought to be able to install "python2" and get the last 2.7 [06:43] but frankly if that's the only thing that'll do the job you're better upgrading the libraries to 3 [06:43] gordonjcp: i did, but for some reason it crashes [06:43] well, the reason will be in the error message [06:44] https://docs.python.org/3/howto/pyporting.html [06:44] gordonjcp: it is really convoluted: for example they installation code gives me a c++ error (i guess): RuntimeError: Call to 'make -j 1 ' failed with exit code 2 [06:45] acresearch: that github project you pointed me at has references to py3 [06:45] acresearch: that's more to do with your build environment than anything else [06:45] gordonjcp: yes, but it calls scripts with python 2 so it works for a bit then crashes [06:45] gordonjcp: oh [06:46] acresearch: make isn't even python [06:46] gordonjcp: but it does not give me any indication what is should be [06:46] and exit code 2 is a not very helpful error message, that means it failed to read the Makefile correctly, there's some sort of error in the Makefile [06:47] but make works on my system [06:47] without a lot more context it's not really possible to debug it further [06:47] right, it would do, but you're feeding it a Makefile it can't understand [06:47] gordonjcp: yeh, i have been fighting with getting it installed for 3 days now [06:47] oop, 0745, better head into work [06:47] so i think i sould just downgrade and see [06:47] no lockdown for us key workers :-D [06:48] acresearch: I'd suggest filing a bug on that github project [06:48] acresearch: I notice a distinct lack of unit tests, and I think that project could be split up into modules better [06:48] gordonjcp: hmmm [06:49] acresearch: but definitely find out what is choking make at that point, maybe you need to pastebin some of the lines leading up to that error [06:49] gordonjcp: ok [06:49] and read that python 2 to python 3 doc I just linked to [06:49] ok [06:49] I'll be about in a couple of hours once I get to work [06:49] gordonjcp, Could it be the way I partitioned my HDD that I am being punished this way? [06:49] those fire stations won't fix themselves :-) [06:50] Gudddu: unlikely, unless you're doing something egregiously weird [06:50] gordonjcp: fire stations? [06:50] I Gave 200GB to root, 300 GB to home and 250GB each to two other mount points. [06:50] acresearch: yup, my day job [06:50] noce [06:50] nice [06:51] acresearch: I look after comms for the fourth biggest fire brigade in the world [06:51] wow, that is amazing [06:51] ~8000 Cisco phones, hundreds of switches and routers, 400-odd paging transmitters, and all sorts of other nonsense [06:51] and a team of about 12 [06:52] across the whole of Scotland, even the bits that are parking space sized rocks in the Atlantic [06:52] and slowly, slowly, slowly, Ubuntu is leaking into their infrastructure [06:53] stick ontopic guys, or use #ubuntu-discuss [07:13] guys hew can i get ubuntu 20 permanently map caps lock to home [07:13] thank you [07:30] you want caps lock to act as super ? [07:31] https://askubuntu.com/questions/53038/how-do-i-remap-the-caps-lock-key [07:31] look at answer with 79 votes [07:31] on my windows key i bought and installed a tux sticker and it's nice to use as super key ;) [07:53] GR1M0R4CL3: i want it as home brother [07:55] hi. I need to run a few commands after a reboot. How do I do that on ubuntu 18.04? The commands must execute after all services are started. === The_Milkman1 is now known as The_Milkman [08:03] what is "home" ? [08:03] in preferences and devices -> keyboard [08:04] it's the button [08:04] you can set a key for home [08:04] you have it on your keyboard [08:04] you can to use that to attach capslock to home ? [08:04] where is it again? [08:04] upper right, preferences [08:05] then go to devices [08:05] keyboard shortcuts right? [08:05] and keyboard [08:05] yup [08:05] you can click on "home folder" and attach a key to it [08:05] brother home is a button [08:05] it's not a function [08:05] look it up on your keyboard lol [08:06] well my keyboard has no home button [08:06] it's a compact keyboard for programming with letters and function row [08:06] well if you google i am sure you will find out that it exist [08:06] so you want to remap capslock to that key [08:07] yes i do it with xmodmap but it resets once in a while and i have reactivate it it is very boring [08:07] i want to map this motherfucker permanently [08:07] https://askubuntu.com/questions/296155/how-can-i-remap-keyboard-keys [08:07] this post explains how to find the key codes [08:08] yeah i read all of this brother [08:08] and how to remap one [08:08] does this work ? [08:08] it's not gonna solve it [08:08] well it is a few hours of work and at the end it might not work [08:08] i am looking for more elegant and simple solution [08:08] ubuntu user friendly [08:09] one of the solutions is maybe it is not at all that bad to just re-activate the function once in a while [08:09] maybe this help keeps me alert [08:09] but for example i have arch linux laptop on which it was permanently modified and it never lags [08:09] https://paste.gnome.org/pr6gjbk6h [08:09] there seems to be a Gnome issue why this happens [08:09] brother what is there? [08:10] yeah this approach don't work forget it [08:36] hi [08:36] I have a question about Ubuntu software repositories [08:37] Let's take a package in the standard repository, lets say Eclise IDE [08:37] Eclipse is developed by the Eclipse Foundation, I think their what you'd call upstream, am I correct? [08:38] Who is responsible for packaging Eclipse for Ubuntu into a binary dpkg or snap? Is it Eclipse Foundation aka the developer aka upstream or Ubuntu team? [08:45] https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/devel/eclipse === GR1M0R4CL3_ is now known as GR1M0R4CL3 [08:46] for this package : Ubuntu MOTU Developers (Mail Archive) [08:55] GR1M0R4CL3: thanks [09:15] people, where can i find old ubuntu distros? like 18.04? [09:18] https://releases.ubuntu.com/ [09:18] Ratel: thanks [09:27] How do I restart networking in Ubvuntu 18 now it's using netplan? [09:36] marz: systemctl restart networking [09:38] also, systemctl restart NetworkManager [09:39] I tried, did not work. I have to execute netplan apply [09:39] Btw, is it possible to trace of figure out what's causing a virtual machine running in Ubuntu 18 to shut down automatically? [09:51] Can't get the latest version to work, as soon as everything is loaded and the UI should load, the tv looses signal of the computer.... This is a laptop so it shouldn't be any graphic driver needed? === halvors1 is now known as halvors === halvors1 is now known as halvors === Skyflakes is now known as FartMan [11:10] Hi! Is it possible to install R 3.x in focal fossa? I see sources for bionic/xenial/trusty/etc in │[kieto(Zi)] Hi! I'm trying to install R 3.X in ubuntu 20.04 focal fossa, but I don't see a source for it on https://cran.r-project.org/bin/lin, but not for fossa [11:11] Hi. I found that Ubuntu 20.04 offers an outdated (~ 2 yrs) version of dracut. How do I get that updated? The version used is 048, most recent release of dracut is 050. [11:12] irreleph4nt, check for the ppa? [11:13] zhanx, I am new on Ubuntu, so would you mind to elaborate, please? [11:15] ok [11:15] zhanx, I assume you mean this: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=dracut [11:15] ? [11:16] yes [11:16] !latest | irreleph4nt [11:16] irreleph4nt: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [11:17] irreleph4nt, with you being new. Its a little harder to explain etc [11:17] ThinkT510, I get that. But how many Ubuntu releases have happened since beginning of 2018 (release of dracut version Ubuntu currently offers). 2, 3? Time for an update, really, even if not immediately [11:18] but remove with apt dracut [11:18] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jonan.h/dracut <- do that [11:18] and install with apt dracut [11:18] zhanx, ah, nice. Thank you! :) [11:18] reminder you are new [11:18] you break it you learn to fix it :P [11:19] also look up removing ppa incase all the packages are not supported yet === leaftype2 is now known as leaftype [11:25] in 20.04 I've lost support for my Thinkpad USB 3.0 UltraDock. What package should i report this against? [11:26] zhanx, I'll keep that in mind, thank you. :) [11:26] Unrelated question: does ubuntu support dbus-broker as a replacement for dbus-daemon? Google yields results only for Debian [11:27] https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:607533 <- making that next for geardo cool for a buddy. he is gonna hate me [11:27] there used to be a hardware diagnostic GUI tool in Ubuntu. Is there anything like that now? [11:28] oops [11:30] 'Morning all === beaver is now known as beaver|idle === irreleph4nt is now known as Guest7554 [11:53] Hey boys, hey girls... :) [12:12] Anyone else getting alot of apparmor DENIED log messages with ubuntu 20.04 while using the App store or printing ? [12:14] i'm not using the app store, nor apparmor :) [12:14] should I disabled it ? [12:14] disable* [12:15] If it doesn't prevent you from using the store or printing then don't touch it. [12:15] well I had to put cupsd into complaint mode cause I was getting crash everytime i tried to print [12:15] now something similar is happening with the app store [12:15] something is wrong with it [12:16] i have no idea how this thing should work, but i think it's doing stupid checks on things i should be allowed to do [12:16] Yeah in that case it's different ofc. [12:17] i keep getting stuff like this.... audit: type=1400 audit(1590149239.213:9781): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="snap.snap-store.ubuntu-software" name="/var/lib/snapd/hostfs/usr/share/mime/generic-icons" pid=18158 comm="snap-store" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=0 [12:17] like.... since when opening icons is a dangerous operation ?? lol [12:20] every year since the last 10 years or so.. i keep giving linux a try.. hoping things would just work... and every fukin time it's always the same story :| [12:21] why something so basic like printing has to crash multiple times and force me to disable this misterious apparmor thing ?? then wonder why normal ppl dont use linux [12:22] I got everything working out of the box with LUbuntu on my other machine. But got things to fix/configure on regular Ubuntu, but once done it's working very well. [12:22]