[00:05] I'm trying to launch Lemonbar on Ubuntu with BSPWM, but the font is too small on my 4k screen. Is it possible to increase the font size? What exactly do I need to type to do that? Someone suggested to change the font, but I have no idea what the proper syntax is. 'lemonbar -p -f "Ubuntu Mono"' says "Could not load font". [00:16] Hi all. Is there a GUI-way to encrypt my home after installing Kubuntu? [00:16] Say I don't want to bother with command line right away... [00:19] OnkelTem, not that i know off .. [00:20] OnkelTem: GUI, no clue, but if you used LVM, you can probably slice off some space and encrypt it, and slide it into place as your home. [00:20] OnkelTem: If you didn't, you can still do it, but it's a little more involved. [00:21] a guide; https://www.howtogeek.com/116032/how-to-encrypt-your-home-folder-after-installing-ubuntu/ [00:21] yeah, I saw that article. Was not sure however how is it up to date. I'm installing 20.04 now [00:21] create new user, perform encryption on the 1st user, done [00:21] yeah [00:21] ok [00:22] one better doe this with from the installer .. but you can, afterwards [00:22] I forgot to do it during installation :) [00:22] my understanding is that ecryptfs is no longer recommended [00:23] if anyone has any clue please let me know, I've spent the last hours trying to adjust the size of lemonbar to no success :( [00:37] tomreyn, ah, fscrypt , https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecryptfs-utils/+bug/1756840 [00:37] Launchpad bug 1756840 in ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu) "Buggy, under-maintained, not fit for main anymore; alternatives exist" [Undecided,Fix released] [00:38] i'm not sure how well tested fscrypt is at this point, but generally, yes. === zbenjamin is now known as Guest39406 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:56] pavlos: I installed tigervnc briefly and it worked fine in regards to the problem I was having with Vino, both on the Internet and locally; however, I had screen repainting issues and got rid of it. With that said, the issue appears to be isolated to Vino itself. [01:57] tomreyn: ^ FYI just because you were assisting as well. [02:01] WaV: good to know but I have no idea why vino-server acts like that. [02:02] Me eihter. Quite honestly, I don't think it's worth messing with anymore. There aren't going to be many cases where I absolutely NEED to VNC while here locally. Just something I noticed and unfortunately went down a rabbit hole for a good portion of the day. [02:04] WaV: well, it was a good troubleshooting session ... === NorKle is now known as roba === roba is now known as rona [02:39] WaV: there is a vncviewer .deb file from here https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/viewer/linux/ can you install that on your client and try to connect to the vino server w/o ssh since you're on the same network? [02:40] so i just embarassed myself in a webcam meeting, because updating the default audio device using the settings -> sound configuration, doesn't update the default audio device [02:40] pavlos: Actually I was just about to update you [02:40] when i hit "test" on the output device, pavucontrol shows it coming out the onboard audio, instead of the selected device (either my usb headset or my usb soundcard) [02:40] pavlos: I did without ssh tunnelling and it is working fine [02:41] WaV: are we missing some parameter on the tunnel?? [02:41] pavlos: For about 4 minutes now which is longer than ever before. [02:41] im wondering if i've installed an update which has broken something with relation to my sound settings (ubuntu 20.04) [02:42] pavlos: If we are, then why would it work fine over the Internet? [02:42] pavlos: Nevermind it just closed. [02:42] WaV: this is spooky .... [02:42] Lol. Oh well I'm going to bed [02:43] ok, g'night [02:44] is anyone else on 20.04 having issues with default sound device selection? or could at least point me in a direction for what to look at? [03:23] hey, I downloaded Ubuntu 18.04 LTS through Vagrant, running via Virtual Box - but there is no information how to login? ubuntu/ubuntu is not working [03:23] how do I login and reset the root pass? [03:23] Carmageddon: consult your VPS/hosting vendor [03:24] tatertots: I am running on my own desktop machine.. [03:25] Carmageddon: your ubuntu virtual appliance was created for you [03:25] Carmageddon: you did not install it from the ISO [03:25] Carmageddon: if you had, you would have created your own passwords [03:26] yeah thats true.. alright, thanks [03:26] Carmageddon: so you should ask the entity who created your virtual system [03:27] there must be info at that vagrant site [03:28] vagrant/vagrant perhaps? [04:46] Hello can I get please get some help with a odd behavior in a Spanish keyboard? [04:48] vlad88sv: have you tested a known good keyboard? [04:55] @tatertots: yes I have, actually the issues is this: I set the keyboard as Spanish-Latam, a the greater-than Key works perfectly in a TTY but under KDE is only allows me to use the variant as if I have Shift pressed all the time, but only on this key [04:56] vlad88sv: was it the same with the known good keyboard? yes/no [04:56] Yes [04:57] you want to know howto switch on Gnome? [04:57] or disable that shortkey? [04:58] oerheks: I just want to have that key working as it was in 19.04, 19.10, etc. [04:59] But it seems that after 20.04 that specific key doesn't work on KDE, but on the same PC if I switch to a TTY then it works [05:00] I'm talking about the keyboard key that has < and > in an Spanish-latam keyboard [05:01] Like this one https://sites.google.com/site/brightmeasurement/_/rsrc/1365451953681/Home/keyboard-for-english-around-the-word/kb04%20mex%20columbia.JPG [05:04] vlad88sv, you might want to reask in #ubuntu-es [05:04] thanks! - I think I got it fixed, probably it was a glitch with the upgrade [05:05] I deleted all the layouts and re added them, now it works :) [05:05] Thank you for your time [05:05] good find, have fun! === kostkon__ is now known as kostkon === William is now known as Conna [05:50] since when ubuntu won't release 32bit iso file? [05:51] I have an old device, 2G RAM, intel baytrail cpu, I tried 20.04 amd64, not smooth... [05:51] it has a freeze when running firefox [05:52] jusss: they dropped it a while ago, this was know to happen [05:52] know/known [05:53] M_aD: ... what about that old devices [05:53] over and done [05:53] 32 bit that is [05:54] M_aD: Debian and Archlinux have the same way? [05:54] Ubuntu requiers 4GB minimum [05:55] archlinux is 64bit only [05:55] debian still has 32 bit [05:56] but debian lacks some drivers in its iso file [05:56] jusss: there are also iso's with drivers and firmware [05:56] I saw there's `Ubuntu safe graphics`, what this mean? [05:58] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1138137/what-is-safe-graphics-mode [05:58] hi [05:59] jusss: lubuntu 20.04 to the rescue [05:59] jusss: besides that... a lot of distro projects dropped or are dropping 32bit. [05:59] Debugging a friend's laptop that won't login X session on Ubuntu 20.04, just returns to the login screen. I went to a different tty logged in and startx then worked [05:59] aha, modesetting instead of intel i915 driver as default [06:00] How do I fix it? - I also tried `dconf reset -f /org/gnome/` [06:00] AlecTaylor: gnome? [06:00] yeah all defaults on a new Ubuntu 20.04 install [06:01] AlecTaylor: do you have access to the computer right now? [06:01] yeah [06:01] AlecTaylor: do you have network connectivity in tty? [06:01] AlecTaylor: you can ping something to test [06:01] (writing from my computer) - yeah it has network conn [06:01] lynx works [06:02] AlecTaylor: in terminal> journalctl -p 3|nc termbin.com 9999 [06:02] AlecTaylor: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link...say so [06:03] AHH, interesting [06:03] AlecTaylor: https://askubuntu.com/questions/788900/login-loop-on-ubuntu-gnome-16-04 [06:04] AlecTaylor: try sudo chown ~/.Xauthority [06:04] I did already [06:15] lotuspsychje: I don't find a lubuntu 32bit release iso file [06:15] jusss: there are no 20.04 32bits anymore, last was 18.04 to provide 32bit flavours [06:16] jusss: is your old computer 32 or 64 bit? [06:17] M_aD: 64bit with 2GB RAM [06:17] then try lubuntu 20.04 64bit [06:18] if that doesn't work your only options are either to drop the pc in the bin or go Debian [06:19] M_aD: I found there's also xubuntu [06:19] too heavy for your old computer [06:19] it reqire 512M RAM [06:19] nope [06:19] 2GB to run smoothly [06:20] M_aD: xubuntu is more expensive than lubuntu? [06:20] the site isn't up to date i guess [06:20] xfce and lxde IIRC [06:20] I see [06:20] LXQt is what Lubuntu uses now [06:20] iirc [06:22] from the xubuntu site : Recommended system resources To get a smooth experience when running multiple applications parallel on the desktop, it is recommended to have a 1.5Ghz Dual Core processor with at least 2 GB of memory. [06:22] believe me, even 1 GB isn't sufficient [06:23] M_aD: lubuntu use modesetting as default? [06:23] i don't know [06:24] never used lubuntu myself [06:24] hey, what about wayland, I heard it a few years ago, how it goes now? [06:24] there's wayland, xwayland on archlinux [06:24] that's more offtopic banter [06:24] xwayland is just a layer which is still on xorg [06:24] ok [06:26] wayland still feels like alpha/beta after 11 years of development and still doesn't work as should. Fedora uses it as default on their Workstation with Gnome. [06:27] anyway, i'm afk. Need to sleep. === hendry1 is now known as hendry [06:59] How do I change the mouse speed? I've ran xinput list-props 19 and this is what I see: [07:00] https://pastebin.com/fiF5deYp [07:00] nothing related to mouse speed [07:00] my mouse is too fast [07:06] hi [07:07] How do I debug why an Ubuntu 20.04 computer logs out immediately after login? - Going to another tty, `startx` works. - I also tried `dconf reset -f /org/gnome/` [07:07] Here is the `journalctl -p 3` output as requested earlier by tatertots https://dpaste.org/GYQO [07:23] AlecTaylor: try to delete ~/.ICEauthority [07:23] Tried that also [07:24] Also tried removing ~/.Xauthority [07:33] i have no idea what i'm doing wrong with my ubuntu installations, but all my installations has this issue that whenever there's a lot of disk i/o the whole graphical desktop environment more or less freezes [07:33] the mouse pointer freezes.. audio stops.. [07:53] zamba: what's your cpu type? [07:54] i5-9500T [07:56] then I don't know, I know there's a issue on intel baytrail, it needs to disable C-States [07:57] or set C-States to C1 to avoid random freeze [08:05] what is c-states? [08:11] zamba: something found in BIOS, which you probably aren't familiar with either [08:11] How do I debug why an Ubuntu 20.04 computer logs out immediately after login? - Going to another tty, `startx` works. - I also tried `dconf reset -f /org/gnome/` [08:14] tatertots: oh wow, ok [08:32] any idea why lemonbar works if I write `~/launch.sh &` manually, but not if I place that line on bsprcwm? === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater === kedar is now known as kedar_apte [09:40] can i replace the 127.0.0.1 localhost with 127.0.0.1 ubuntu.example.com localhost ubuntu [09:41] i want to join a ADS domain, and i thought adding the line would be enough, but it seems like if i have 127.0.0.1 ubuntu.example.com localhost ubuntu in another line it isn't working? === j is now known as jess [10:42] 'Morning folks === kedar is now known as kedar_apte === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [10:59] andi_: have you tried to join AD yet? [11:07] What was the date where 18.04 Ubuntu installations should notify users about 20.04? [11:07] when.... [11:08] BluesKaj: Good afternoon! [11:09] !ltsupgrade [11:09] 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 [11:09] hmm any day i guess [11:12] oerheks: Thanks! [11:12] Guess it is not late July yet. :P [11:13] hi elias_a [11:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases states that 20.04.1 is scheduled for August 6th. In my experience, release upgrades are enabled within a couple days or weeks after the .1 point release. [11:19] tomreyn: Ok. Thanks. I had forgotten this practise. [11:19] when this happens, http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-lts will list "Dist: focal" (20.04) [11:22] good thing to edit the factoid [11:23] (And this would trigger the "your system is up to date. A newer release is available." message on 18.04 after regular updates complete.) [11:28] Can `dpkg` output the same results as `apt list --upgradable` as I need to use it in a bash script [11:28] Which tree is for 5.4 kernel now? [11:29] I just want to check if there are any package upgrade pending [11:35] Is eoan using 5.4 now? [11:37] !eoan | fling [11:37] fling: Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine) was the 31st release of Ubuntu, support ended July 2020. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2020-July/005494.html [11:38] MacroMan: dpkg does not know whats available via apt, so no. [11:38] tatertots: well i'm trying so far and the net ads command tells me that i joined the domain [11:38] tomreyn: which version has 5.4 kernel now? :P [11:40] fling: are you asking which ubuntu release provides a 5.4 kernel? [11:40] focal? [11:40] tomreyn: yes [11:40] I'm looking to extract shiftfs patches again [11:40] because the ones I got a while ago are producing a warning with 5.4.52 [11:41] https://packages.ubuntu.com lets you view package versions on multiple ubuntu releases. [11:41] so does the rmadison utility from devscripts [11:41] hi everyone, my size for / is only like 100gb but the drive is 250gb.. how do i extend it? i just installed a few hours ago and noticed it didn't use the whole drive [11:41] its an lvm [11:42] we have a great wiki [11:42] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lvm [11:42] bigggs: lvresize [11:42] bigggs: does sudo vgs state that the more than those 100GB is available in the volume group? [11:44] ah i got it lvextend and resize2fs did the trick [11:44] thanks for that wiki [11:44] you can also do it in a single step with lvextend -r [11:46] oh [11:49] tomreyn: focal is at 5.4.44 [11:51] tomreyn: which package name do I enter on the site? ^ [11:54] fling: i don't know, i'm not monitoring your web browser. [11:57] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-image-5.4%20generic [11:58] thanks [12:00] vmlinuz-5.4.0-40 is 5.4.40 ? [12:01] hi. how to find a specific phrase inside a dir contain full of text files? [12:01] herol3oy_: grep -R 'a specific phrase' /dir/contain/full/of/text/files [12:02] fling, 👍 [12:03] * fling needs better fonts [12:13] i'm running into a DNS issue with systemd-resolve and openvpn - my openvpn config pushes the right DNS config and "systemd-resolve --status" shows it set correctly... for 5 seconds [12:13] and then it gets changed to an incorrect server [12:18] malwar3hun73r, is this a home netowork ? [12:19] network === jjakob_ is now known as jjakob [12:24] malwar3hun73r, if so, edit /etc/systemd/resolved.conf, DNS and Fallback DNS there. Still, the best method is editing the DNS enties in your router though. [12:34] if my application is running with php 7.3.20 as fpm application is this still the php7.0-fpm service? [12:35] so, if # sudo systemctl status php7.0-fpm.service is active, it should work right? there is no, lets say php7.3.2-fpm.service [12:44] braindead_: if your application is running with php 7.3.20 then it doesn't do so on a supported ubuntu version, or using ubuntu supported php packages [12:51] i dont understand what you saying there tomreyn [12:52] braindead_: this channe is about ubuntu. are you running ubuntu? which ubuntu release does your question refer to? [12:53] yes i am using ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS [12:54] ubuntu 16.04.6 supports PHP version 7.0.33 (but not 7.3.20) [12:55] so you must be running some php distribution, which is not supported here. [12:55] thats not so nice. can you provide me a source for that tomreyn [12:56] https://launchpad.net/php/+packages [12:56] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=xenial-updates&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=php7 [12:57] probably this ppa > https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php?field.series_filter=xenial [12:57] hy [12:58] I have been using Lubuntu for a while now , I could earlier connect to wifi networks/hotspots , but now I dont see any wifi networks on the list [13:00] could you help? [13:00] which lubuntu release? run this in a terminal to find out: lsb_release -ds [13:00] any response from anyone ? [13:00] !patience | bipin [13:00] bipin: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [13:01] dont quite understand that sites you linked me. that pages dont show 7.3.20 at all. so no ubuntu version is supporting that? hard to belive [13:01] ubuntu 20.04 [13:01] lts [13:01] plus, i was running php7.2 before without issues. not quite convinced here [13:01] bipin: do you know the wireless chipset? lspci -knn | grep -EA3 '(Network|Ethernet) controller' | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:02] https://termbin.com/ykam === William is now known as Conna [13:02] braindead_: as a matter of fact this channel only supports the php versions which come with ubuntu releases. you are using some third party provided packages, and so are on your own. maybe you can get support from the same party which provides the packages you use. === de-facto_ is now known as de-facto [13:03] tomreyn the output shows : https://termbin.com/5bn0 [13:04] braindead_: "apt policy" lists the apt repositories configured on your system. oerheks and i assume you are using third party packages by ondrej surey (who, i think, also provides commercial support for those). [13:05] bipin: your wireless chipset is RTL8723DE, PCI ID 10ec:d723 [13:05] ok [13:07] bipin: whats the output of nmcli d | grep wifi [13:08] wlo1 wifi unmanaged -- [13:08] bipin: which software do you use to manage your wireless? [13:09] I dont really know , I just have nm-tray on the panel [13:10] bipin: does iwlist wlo1 scanning return a long list of access points, or an error message? if an error message, which one? [13:10] wlo1 No scan results [13:14] bipin: close all applications accessing / showing details about / managing the wireless device (you can keep the nm tray icon), then open two terminal windows and position them so that you can watch both at the same time. in the first one, run "journalctl -f" and keep it running. in the second, run sudo rmmod rtl8723de; sudo modprobe -v rtl8723de then press ctrl-c in the first, and copy and paste its output to https://paste.ubuntu.com [13:14] tomreyn, i understand [13:15] hi. how can i generate a lot of random nonsense text into a text file? [13:18] herol3oy_: dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1M count=1 | base64 -w0 > /tmp/randomtext.txt [13:18] herol3oy_, buy a cat, or " base64 /dev/urandom | head -c 10000000 > file.txt " gives 10 mb human readable stuff [13:18] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MCKPNCnSTc/ done [13:19] many ways to the solution [13:20] bipin: okay, but i think it didn'T work as planned. what was the output on the second window? [13:20] use the pastebin again [13:21] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2GYmqyr2rW/ done [13:22] bipin: strange, the wireless driver wasn't loaded. do you see acceess points listed now? [13:22] i.e.: does iwlist wlo1 scanning return a long list of access points, or an error message? if an error message, which one? [13:23] tomreyn, beautiful👍️ [13:23] i see this now : iwlist wlo1 [13:23] iwlist: unknown command `wlo1' (check 'iwlist --help'). [13:23] oerheks, tnx [13:23] bipin: you missed "scanning" [13:23] wlo1 No scan results [13:23] , ( i get same message) [13:24] bipin: hmm, okay. is rebooting an option for you currently? [13:24] yes , I can [13:24] reboot [13:25] bipin: okay, so reboot, then when youR'e back, run journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 and post the url returned by this command here [13:25] ok [13:36] Does ubuntu 18.04 kill cron jobs that run longer then a specified time? I see the cronjob show that it starts from syslog every 3 hours like I set, but it never finishes. [13:36] The script takes 15 - 20 mins or so usually. [13:37] I can run the script fine manually. Not sure of the best way to debug. [13:37] tomreyn here? [13:37] bipin: yup [13:37] codedmart: i don't think cron jobs would ever be killed by crond [13:38] https://termbin.com/8r5h is output to journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:38] after rebooting [13:38] Hmm... we had a 16.04 machine that never had this problem. We upgraded to 18.04 and now the cron job never finishes. [13:39] codedmart: you can add set -x and set -e on top of the cron job https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29141436/set-e-and-set-x-in-shell-script/52961676 [13:41] bipin: okay, i'll take a look, this will take some 5-10 minutes. in the meantime, tell me whether this is was fresh 20.04 ubuntu installation or whether you upgraded from an earlier ubuntu relase. [13:42] I installed ubuntu 20.04 a month ago , then i installed xfce xubuntu and lxqt lubuntu desktops , then i deleted xfce and gnome [13:42] bipin: so it was a fresh 20.04 install, not an upgrade, right? [13:42] yes a fresh install [13:43] bipin: is the system fully up to date? [13:44] bipin: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [13:44] yes , I have run these commands already today [13:44] but, i havent done full-upgrade [13:44] only upgrade [13:45] please do full-upgrade [13:45] ok [13:45] if any updates are installed, please report which ones. [13:45] ok [13:46] I have run both commands , no new updates are installed [13:49] bipin: ok. this is mostly unrelated, but a something you should consider: you're currently on bios version F.24, produced 09/25/2017. the current bios version is F.65: https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/swdetails/hp-15q-bu000-laptop-pc/15551416/swItemId/ob-247137-1 [13:49] bipin: i assume the list of access points is still unavailable? [13:51] yes same results , no access points [13:51] I should be downloading F.65 bios from the link which you sent? [13:51] bipin: did you manually install the wireless driver, or did you use the one that was already there? [13:52] bipin: the bios upgrade is probably unrelated, but i think it may be a good idea to install it since yours is a really early and outdated one. [13:53] initialy when the wifi worked , I didnt install any drivers , when wifi didnt work , i tried looking at few turtorials to download drivers , and I tried 2 of them but they didnt work [13:54] bipin: unfortunately i don't know what exactly is the error with the wireless chipset, yet, because the logs i asked you to post are incomplete and miss the relevant part about the wireless driver loading. [13:54] also I dont see wlan0 in ifconfig [13:55] that's not your fault, just bad luck. maybe we can post them again: journalctl -b > /tmp/logs; nc termbin.com 9999 < bipin: your wireless device is called wlo1, not wlan0 [13:56] at least it was before rebooting [13:57] yes , I dont see wlo1 in ifconfig [13:57] but I do see wlo1 in iwconfig [13:58] ifconfig is deprecated, and for wired interfaces [13:58] journalctl -b > /tmp/logs; nc termbin.com 9999 < yes, please [13:59] use ip, nm-cli instead of ifconfig [13:59] ok , journalctl -b > /tmp/logs; nc termbin.com 9999 < [14:01] nmcli shows wlo1: unmanaged [14:01] "Realtek RTL8723DE" [14:01] wifi (rtl8723de), 40:9F:38:EC:B9:FD, plugin missing, hw, mtu 1500 [14:01] bipin: you need 3 <<< [14:02] nc termbin.com 9999 << ok output : https://termbin.com/tndh [14:04] try this: cat /tmp/logs | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:05] https://termbin.com/056i [14:05] "plugin missing" from the message you quoted above means that your network manager somehow lost the ability to handle wireless interfaces. [14:07] thanks for posting. i should have probably have asked for the latest x lines instead. [14:09] i suggest you reinstall network-manager: sudo apt-get install --reinstall network-manager [14:09] ok [14:09] but it's hard to debug this without actual error messages and without knowing what you did exactly (which how-tos you followed) after something stopped working [14:10] support for this wireless chipset is quite new in ubuntu, see (solved) bug 1780590 for example [14:10] bug 1780590 in linux-oem-osp1 (Ubuntu) "Add support for Realtek 8723DE wireless adapter" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1780590 [14:11] i need to take a it of a break now, maybe someone else can take over. [14:11] damn , Wifi is working now [14:11] *bit [14:11] Thank you so much for helping me [14:11] ok, you're welcome [14:12] very much Thankful to you , Good luck to you , and keep Helping people [14:12] :) [14:14] I am having trouble getting my line out speakers to play. Headphones work fine. Any suggestions on what i may be doing wrong? === fastascanbe is now known as jamezz [14:27] Tman41291, depending on your audio hardware you may have speaker volume ctrls in alsamixer that need to be increased, or pavucontrol as well [14:28] Anyone know how does power saving work on 18.04 ? [14:29] I think i figured out the issue. It is only noticing my headphone line from my front ports. In windows the audio driver software mutes the other when it isnt selected as the default output. Unfortuntely i think im going to have to unplug the headphones everytime i want to use my speakers [14:30] Power saving reset brightness when active , I set the time , when power saving active , it reset the brightness and slowly dim the screen and turn off the monitor.At the moment it active , it reset the birghtness of nivida setting. [14:31] Hi all [14:31] I have provlems with NM and OpenVPN [14:31] Does anybody know how this beast works? [14:33] OnkelTem, does your VPN provider have an gui/app available ? [14:34] BluesKaj: nope. This is a company I work on. And they seem to have no idea how to connect Linuxes. Except of openvpn -c config.ovpn [14:35] I tell them I have NM here and asked them to provide some sensible instructions but they cannot [14:35] Frankly it's not a rocket science and I could of course configure it myself... [14:36] But I wonder why they have to provide they bloody routes right into that .ovpn files. Can't they do this at the server? A rhethorical question maybe [14:36] But what I don't get - is how NM manages routes and DNS [14:37] Where exactly should I put those routes which I see in my .ovpn file as: route 10.0.34.0 255.255.255.0 [14:37] route 10.0.30.0 255.255.255.0 [14:37] etc [14:38] Because I see two palces where where I can add them: https://i.gyazo.com/f281a42c7b6ac6c2017d7d3c7bb89322.png and the one which opens by the Routes... button [14:38] OnkelTem, you need to add the .ovpn file(s) to /etc/opevpn for starters then any .crt and .pem and a login.txt file containing your username and pw, files as well [14:38] count this is done [14:38] then? [14:40] you want them on the ipv4 tab, Routes... GUI [14:40] you can also import .ovpn files to NM (at least partially) [14:42] i mean openvpn.conf files [14:42] but that's probably what you havethere [14:44] OnkelTem, install network-manager-openvpn [14:45] OnkelTem, then sudo service network-manager restart [14:50] tomreyn: yes, I've already imported the .ovpn file throught the NM UI. And it hasn't imported routes and DNS at all [14:50] BluesKaj: let me try that approach [15:14] Hello peeps! I've done a minimal install, and been adding things I've needed as time went on... I have on thing that I can't seem to find: when I use the compose-key for accented characters and such, I get some underlined odd symbol instead of some form of underlined blank (and then accent char). Does anybody know what the proper font package I [15:14] need to install to resolve this? [15:18] hey even though I have installed wx I still keep getting error could you please have a look at this log? https://pastebin.com/raw/LnS402nD [15:21] (base) mona@mona:~$ conda install wxpython //worked [15:22] fix this first; 150 not upgraded. [15:22] sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade # reboot [15:29] uhow can I install tensorflow 1.14 on Ubuntu 20.04? [15:34] lamiastella: how was it installed? [15:35] why that specific version? [15:35] a year old .. [15:38] dtomato: it is not installed I am asking how can I find it and install the tensorflow 1.14 package [15:38] oerheks: because that's the latest version of tensorflow that deeplabcut supports https://github.com/DeepLabCut/DeepLabCut/blob/master/docs/installation.md [15:46] >>> import tensorflow as tf Segmentation fault (core dumped) for https://pastebin.com/raw/BuDBwA3F not sure why [15:51] lamiastella: if you are getting a segfault, something is probably installed [15:52] how do i go about setting up an x86 virtual machine of 20.04? i need to build some things locally and i need both x86_64 and x86 packages [15:53] dtomato: I installed myself but doesn't work [15:53] could you please have a look at this error here https://askubuntu.com/questions/1260607/import-tensorflow-as-tf-segmentation-fault-core-dumped-in-ubuntu-20-04 [15:55] vivid I guess you would need to compile the packages yourself :/ [15:55] right but i need an x86 system to do this with [15:55] and i cant seem to find an x86 installer [15:55] well x86 installer is not available (or even upgradable from 18.04) [15:56] vivid wouldn't it be possible to run that certain application in a chroot? [15:57] or container or sth [15:57] ok so what is the path of action to do this now, because i see there are x86 packages available there must be some way outside of launchpad [15:57] i cant upload these headers for legal reasons [15:58] probably the easiest and official way, is to just containerize the application in docker,lxc,chroot,vm [15:58] there is no i386 iso, latest one is 18.04 [15:59] so, your users likely do not run 20.04 [16:04] Ok, it's now more than clear to me that Network Manger is not an appripriate solution for OpenVPN. And the only solution is: DON'T USE IT [16:05] So glitchy, so unpredictable. Not a surprise you cannot even google for it effectively [16:06] because people just opt to: openvpn /path/to/my/jar/of/ovpnfiles/myprovider.ovpn [16:06] and don't bother with NM [16:07] OnkelTem, did you disable NM? [16:08] BluesKaj: no of course. It's very good for the rest :) For Wifi, wired, maybe others... But not for openVPN [16:08] because most of time you just receive an .ovpn file from a provider and there's basically no way to use it with NM. Which it its turn cannot even import it [16:09] What is org.gnome.desktop.session idle-delay ? idle delay timeout gnome ? how does it trigger the power ? [16:10] gnome is super stable on my old laptop. My wife, however, had to switch to KDE cuz gnome, apparently, poorly handled 4k resolution on her laptop [16:14] hm... cthulchu_ that's odd, doesn't gnome support scaling? [16:15] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1260618/no-such-file-or-directory-home-mona-anaconda3-lib-python3-7-site-packages-goo [16:18] anyone know where ubuntu run on power management file is ? [16:19] lamiastella, interesting, 20.04 gives python 3.8.2 .. [16:19]