[00:12] I have installed latest version of MATLAB however after installation is complete, when I search for it in search bar I cannot find it. Could you please help how to fix it? Seems it is not on the path [00:14] hopefully the installer would say where it put it; if it said nothing, look in /opt and /usr/local/ [00:20] lamiastella: sarnold Snap ? As I do not find in our rep. But, snap find matlab >> octave 5.2.0 ?? [00:21] Bashing-om: I figured lamiastella has bought a copy of matlab :) [00:22] which is why I assume it had a moderately jankey installer [00:22] sarnold: Your "assumtions" are always so right on :D [00:22] Bashing-om: hah, not always; but it's surprising how often my guesses work out [00:26] I had to install it via a licensed link from university [00:26] it is installed in /usr/local now sarnold [00:28] sarnold: Bashing-om https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VbfySnRwvC/ [00:29] why didn't the installer add the path to ~/.bashrc and how should I do so? [00:33] worked $ sudo ln -s /usr/local/MATLAB/R2020a/bin/matlab /usr/local/bin/matlab sarnold [00:35] any idea why the font on MATLAB GUI is super small? I barely can read it. Here's a screenshot of screen https://i.imgur.com/ZHFIGps.png [00:36] lamiastella: Huh ? I expected "/usr/local/" to ne in the deafault path. what shows: sudo sh -c 'echo $PATH' [00:37] Bashing-om: that problem is solved I have a new problem. the fonts on the GUI are super small! [00:37] Bashing-om: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/snap/bin [00:41] documented my question here https://askubuntu.com/questions/1262836/why-some-of-the-gui-fonts-are-so-small-in-ubuntu-20-04-and-how-to-fix-them [00:42] lamiastella: Hard to say wbout the GUI - is a resolution set ? ' xrandr -d :0.0 --verbose ' . "*current +preferred" is what ? [00:43] I am not familiar with ' xrandr -d :0.0 --verbose ' . "*current +preferred" Bashing-om could you please share the full command line? [00:44] lamiastella: ^ is the command - a lot of output - you want to see in a pastbin my result ? [00:46] Bashing-om: yes please [00:48] lamiastella: Mine: https://termbin.com/re37 where I use a Nvidia card. [00:56] Bashing-om: oh *strange* -- when I seearch for "current" on that page, I get exactly one hit; but when I search for "preferred" I see a second "current" that firefox couldn't find! waaat?? [00:57] Bashing-om: what is this a result of https://termbin.com/re37 what command did you enter? [00:58] lamiastella: xrandr -d :0.0 --verbose . [01:00] Bashing-om: 3840x2160 (0x1e9) 573.410MHz +HSync -VSync *current +preferred https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vdr9r8sQzG/ [01:01] sarnold: Got me too . Lemme see what a search of the terminal output reveals. [01:02] welcome back irccloud, sheesh === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:02] lamiastella: try this? https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI#MATLAB [01:05] sarnold: awesome it worked [01:05] lamiastella: yay :D [01:06] !cookie | sarnold [01:06] sarnold: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [01:07] COOKIE!! NOMNOMNOM [01:07] heh :) [01:07] gave answer to my question by giving credits to you https://askubuntu.com/a/1262841/165324 sarnold [01:08] oh yeah that looks actually legible now [01:13] sarnold: ^^ *Current and +preferred in my output I find only one instance of each. [01:15] Bashing-om: Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1600 x 900, maximum 16384 x 16384 [01:15] Bashing-om: 1600x900 (0x67) 118.250MHz -HSync +VSync *current +preferred [01:15] hello #ubuntu. Anyone here is using mate desktop environment? Do you know if there is a way to import color themes for mate-terminal? [01:15] hmm, funny, *now* firefox can find both instances of 'current' [01:16] sarnold: Yup that is mine. [01:16] !topic [01:16] Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic [01:17] ntiy: Any hints here: https://www.maketecheasier.com/mate-review/ ? [01:20] Bashing-om, thank for link, but it doesn't have much to address my question [01:21] is there a way for me to figure if the laptop hardware is damaged or is it a driver problem for the audio? It is a gaming laptop from SAGER priced at 2800$ bought in October 201. It always had a noise problem (lots of jitter) [01:22] *October 2019 [01:23] the sounds are kind of like echoish [01:23] oh strange, I haven't heard that one before [01:23] ntiy: Mate is not in my experience range - if get no response here maybe try Mate's dedicated channel: #ubuntu-mate ? [01:23] if you don't make progress on it, you could try the folks in #lau [01:24] the problem is same in Windows [01:24] Bashing-om, thanks again. I've asked at #mate, will wait may be someone answers there. Thought I'll try here as well ) [01:25] lamiastella: oh :( that's not encouraging :( [01:45] i created a nested seat using lightdm's dm-tool [01:45] how do i destroy it? [01:47] nvm === zbenjamin is now known as Guest86517 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:03] I installed Ubuntu 20.04 alongside with Windows 10. However, when I restart, it only shows me the Ubuntu and recovery Ubuntu. How can I login to Windows now? [02:08] lamiastella: In the ubuntu install ' sudo update-grub ' does it now pick up the Windows install ? [02:10] I'll try and let you know Bashing-om thanks === feodoran_ is now known as feodoran [02:26] Bashing-om: so I used that command and it told found windows in boot option but when I restarted it wasn't found [02:26] and I am back to Ubuntu Bashing-om [02:29] lamiastella: Well, how are you booting up ? - maybe there is more than the one boot menu option ? [02:34] um, can you see your windows drives while inside linux? Are the partitions still there? [02:35] Hopefully they were not overwritten? [02:36] I am just using the restart button how else do you suggest to get into boot options? Bashing-om [02:37] gnoob: how can I see them? [02:37] gnoob: I used the option 'install ubuntu alongside windows' [02:38] lamiastella: No real idea - as with modern machines it is EFI and each manufacturer implements different. [02:38] lamiastella: type 'sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999' and paste the link here [02:46] EriC^^: https://termbin.com/2anv4 thank you [02:48] oh strange; that looks like several different installs... /dev/sda looks like it has a legacy windows, a legacy linux; /dev/nvme0n1 looks like it has an EFI windows install [02:48] there may not be a happy way to boot all three operating systems [02:49] sarnold: yeah the laptop came with a preinstalled Windows 10. I am not sure how I could find windows 10 now === Powder is now known as p0wder [03:01] EriC^^: that command will output your terminal directly to a that termbin page? [03:01] that's crazy [03:04] gnoob: not the terminal, just the stdout of the command [03:05] sarnold: understood. [03:29] EriC^^: any solution in your opinion? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1262861/i-installed-ubuntu-20-04-alongside-windows-10-but-now-windows-in-not-shown-in-bo [05:35] Hi, I have this problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/1889277, anyone here can give me a hint on how to solve/debug? [05:35] Launchpad bug 1889277 in gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu) "lock screen not working, neither Win+L nor suspend works to lock the screen" [Undecided,New] === rud0lf is now known as beardeer === beardeer is now known as rud0lf [07:32] DOES anyone know how to give an SD card a Label? [07:32] RadSurfer: https://askubuntu.com/questions/868894/how-to-name-an-sd-card [07:33] hopefully not only at time of formatting... [07:33] Have you tried gparted though? [07:33] Hello, I have Jetson nano and am having problems with ssh service. Namely, my Jetson nano does not provide SSH from the other machines unless I login to the GUI. Jetson runs on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS and how can I solve this problem? Thanks in advance. [07:33] And if you have, has it raised any error [07:34] Even if I do not login, I cannot even ping the machine from the same network... [07:35] What does the ssh error message say when you try to ssh? [07:37] blue_rog: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3yKTr27NSn/ [07:40] Are you running openssh-server by chance. [07:44] blue_rog: As I said, If I login to the Jetson via GUI, all is well. But, jetson is rebooted or something like that, I couldn't to the SSH... [07:45] blue_rog: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/97CJzVY9pm/ [07:46] blue_rog: ssh from jetson for you :) [07:47] Conqueror: can you ping it [07:47] blue_rog: ping what? [07:48] ping the jetson [07:48] from the local machine? [07:48] Yse [07:48] Yes [07:48] It's possible that your jetson's firewall is blocking things [07:48] blue_rog: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XFRcP8HVBJ/ [07:49] Okay so login via the gui [07:49] yep [07:49] However you did before [07:50] And make ufw allow for 22/tcp [07:51] It does not have ufw. root@jetson:/home/jetson# ufw status verbose // bash: ufw: command not found [07:51] install ufw [07:51] Why? [07:52] I just want to SSH from my machine. It does not the firewall.. [07:52] To check if the ssh route is blocked. [07:54] Who or what can block ssh without any firewall? [07:56] I think we should configure ubuntu to run all services without login. [07:56] the another day i test the installer of ubuntu 20.04 and it fails after create the partitions [07:56] it does a report and restart from language selection [07:56] Conqueror: that could be the way Jetson functions by design...check with Jetson community, forums, mailing lists, and chat rooms [07:57] Conqueror: until you do, you have no evidence that suggests it should operate in any other way [08:19] the another day i test the installer of ubuntu 20.04 and it fails after create the partitions, , it does a report and restart from language selection. i tried to update the installer to next language selection but nothing [08:20] if the partition is not gpt, it gives a error with json or something [08:20] but it is another problem [08:43] tatertotz: I guess the problem is GDM... Namely, I set the AutomaticLoginEnable true on GDM configuration, after that, I rebooted the Jetson and I am able to connect Jetson via SSH but this time problem is connected screen in the Jetson :D [09:18] help [09:19] Sorry, trying to switch between buffers on Weechat [09:31] hey, I need to update my remove server I have only cli, I normally do things in tmux in case i disconnect etc (which i do alot) I just wondered what happens if tmux is part of what gets updated [09:32] sine0: you could use screen instead [09:32] ok but my question still stands [09:32] replace tmux with screen [09:33] sine0: I don't think nothing will happen, the process will still run I guess [09:33] ok, well im guessing as well, I just wanted to know. [09:34] I have done it before, but it was just one of those hmmm type questions in my head [09:36] VERSION="18.04.3 LTS (Bionic Beaver)" [09:36] Kernel: Linux 4.15.0-112-generic [09:36] sine0 yeah tmux still runs (because it's in memory) and the underlying executable gets exchanged. so the next time you run tmux, it's the newer version (but the old session is still the old version) [09:37] quadrathoch2: roger that. shall I do apt-get upate && apt-get upgrade [09:38] normally I use apt than apt-get but yes [09:38] what is the difference between apt and apt-get [09:38] am I conditioned from just typing that when installing bins and the correct way is to apt * [09:40] apt has a nicer output, doesn't cache packages and is the recommended way. the only thing apt-get is better at is the script interface is better [09:49] quadrathoch2: do you know how much more 18.04 has LTS for [09:50] about 3 years [09:50] (and then payed support) [09:53] Hi. Does anyone know a way to add audio files to pdf slides? [09:54] cariveri: as in a PowerPoint presentation? [09:54] I have never seen audio or video clips in a PDF [09:54] tatertotz: me neither [09:54] a PDF is electronic "document" format [09:55] so there must be some confusion [09:55] cariveri: audio doesn't belong in a PDF, PDF is a electronic "document" format [09:59] cariveri: I guess the obvious answer is to use something like: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/rich-media.html - but since this is a Ubuntu channel I guess you would like to do this with Ubuntu, right? [09:59] LordChaos: as in LibreOffice Impress . that works like a charme. The exported pdf does not seem to provide working audio. [10:00] olegb: in deed in ubuntu. [10:00] cariveri: I don't think audio is supported in a pdf file, neither is video I think. They can't be embedded if that's what your looking after. [10:02] LordChaos: https://youtu.be/hwLOdLlarBE?t=157 [10:03] cariveri: I would try to fiddle with pandoc: https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html - but I dont know If it will work *smile* [10:04] hmm. seem I would have to revert to the idea of using latex and embed the sound from there, or produce a screencast of the slide show. [10:08] cariveri: interesting [10:09] cariveri: can't you do this with Impress? [10:12] Oh. it worked! The exported audio is played back, embeded in the pdf. nice. [10:14] somehow after installing okular it worked. I guess it was adding some dependencies. [10:33] Hey, when I 'sudo apt update' it fails because: W: An error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: https://packages.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ce/ubuntu xenial InRelease: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 3F01618A51312F3F [10:33] how do I fix that? [10:37] DrSlony you would need to add the gpg key [10:38] ... or comment out the line in sources.list you added === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [10:42] quadrathoch2 coconut thanks, solved [10:42] now, someone has been messing on this server, and there is a problem with mysql [10:42] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [10:42] mysql-server : Depends: mysql-server-5.7 but it is not going to be installed [10:47] ub version? [10:48] DrSlony, have you checked whether your repo sources is still ubuntu default? [10:53] coconuthmm no, how do i do that? im not familiar with ubuntu [10:54] shibboleth Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS [10:56] well, 5.7 is the version carried by xenial [10:56] check /var/log/apt/history and see what's been going on [11:04] Howdy folks === Alina-malina_ is now known as Alina-malina [11:15] shibboleth what repo sources should 16.06.6 have? where can in find this info? [11:18] https://paste.debian.net/hidden/24907d80/ [11:18] thanks shibboleth [11:41] Another daft question, how do I list all available versions of some program? [11:42] i mean full packages names with version, so i know how to install that specific version [11:42] `apt list -a foo` lists versions only, not full package names [11:43] DrSlony: apt info ? [11:43] Peanut `invalid operation info` [11:44] DrSlony: But generally, there's only one version of a package available. [11:44] hmm [11:44] DrSlony: Oh, you must be on an older Ubuntu? Try 'apt-get info' [11:45] apt-get info gitlab-ce [11:45] E: Invalid operation info [11:46] apt-cache search gitlab-ce [11:46] gitlab-ce - GitLab Community Edition (including NGINX, Postgres, Redis) [11:46] no versions [11:46] gitlab-ce tells me that i may not upgrade directly to the latest version 13.2.1, I must first upgrade to 13.0.x [11:47] DrSlony: apt-cache show , just double-checked that for you on a 16.06 machine. [11:47] apt-cache policy gitlab-ce [11:48] apt-cache show gitlab-ce shows there is a version '13.0.0-ce.0' [11:48] but how do i install that? [11:48] DrSlony: Does apt-cache policy show more than one version? [11:49] https://paste.ee/p/kAhzc [11:49] Peanut yes, see the link [11:51] DrSlony: try apt-get install gitlab-ce=13.0.0-ce.0 [11:52] yay, that works! thank you [11:52] wow, not very intuitive [12:28] hello ubuntu can someone help me installing a printer driver ? [12:32] !ask | bryanroderyck [12:32] bryanroderyck: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [12:34] hi im using ubuntu 20.04 lts and my cannon printer mg2545s is not working [12:35] kubuntu overwrote some of my zfs pools and my bootloader and I am upset about it. [12:36] how can I approach this issue, when zpool.cache was deleted. [12:36] I don't want to and did not intend to lose data [12:36] auxin: Were the pools overwritten, or just zpool.cache? Can you do 'zpool import' ? [12:36] the installer damaged the partition table [12:36] bryanroderyck, bad luck; Unfortunately your device is no longer supported under the selected operating system [12:36] and has since mounted the partitions [12:36] https://www.canon-europe.com/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/inkjet/pixma_mg_series/pixma_mg2545s.html [12:37] I cannot do zpool import from here [12:37] i just bought this printer few days ago [12:38] auxin: Ouch, if it damanged the partition table, and actually overwrote stuff, recovery may be difficult. Was it a pool with redundancy, and how many vdevs were affected? [12:38] bryanroderyck: what does "not working" mean exactly? [12:38] 1 was affected 2 were unaffected [12:38] thank you for your attention [12:38] Is the printer not detected for instance? === MassDebates_ is now known as MassDebates [12:39] question that is hard to google due to many ancient results: can I still use /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules on 20.04 focal fossa? provided that I do not mess with kernel commandline option and use default options. === isene is now known as daredevil [12:40] auxin: Might still be fixable, you could try a netboot, do a zpool import, and then resilver the array. That does of course undo whatever xubuntu did, but I guess that's what you want for now. [12:40] it adds driver for the printer mg 2500 ..but when printing is run a messages says "could not start your printing" [12:41] I mean it's systemd anyway who is doing all renaming, does it matter if I do renaming with .link files or old persistent-net.rules? === daredevil is now known as isene [12:42] LordChaos, any idea [12:43] bryanroderyck: did you install the printer yourself? [12:43] yes [12:44] Did you use the cups interface to do that? [12:45] no cups interface .its add the driver throught the setting [12:46] canon does not provide drivers, maybe you are lucky with this ppa, fork from michael gruz (canon) https://launchpad.net/~thierry-f/+archive/ubuntu/fork-michael-gruz [12:47] bryanroderyck: not sure what you mean by that. But could you remove the printer for now, make sure it is turned on and install it through the cups webinterface on https://localhost:631? [12:49] LordChaos, can you guide me with the cup. [12:52] Any GPU utilities you can install on Ubuntu or Linux in general to go with your graphics card? [12:52] bryanroderyck: well, you need to login first. [12:52] zethius, for what GPU? nvidia installs -settings [12:53] AMD Ryzen [12:53] bryanroderyck: and then add a printer, but cups should detect it. [12:53] LordChaos, where do i log in? [12:54] zethius, amd ryzen + amdgpu ? [12:54] I'll run neofetch and copy and paste both [12:54] for AMD; no need for settings, it is supported in the kernel now [12:55] Sorry! Not Ryzen [12:55] Not Radeon [12:55] *Radeon is the one I have [12:56] Peanut, thank you, I managed to import the pool zroot, I see it's DEGRADED and one of the devices is unavailable. [12:56] what does it mean to resilver an array? [12:57] bryanroderyck: https://localhost:631 on your machine [12:57] LordChaos, i dont have password [13:01] LordChaos, [13:02] auxin: Resilver means that ZFS will read all the disks, verify the checksums, and will repair the damaged disk by using the data from the good disks. However, make sure your partition table is back to its original form before you do that. [13:02] if cups ask for password, just your user pass [13:03] is site secure? [13:03] bryanroderyck: it's a daemon running in your own machine with a self signed certificate [13:04] it is not a site, just a webpage of your local cups printer server [13:04] oerheks: thanks for clarifying [13:04] ok im trying now [13:04] LordChaos, help him with that ppa, please [13:04] bryanroderyck: login with your own account, you should be in the lpadmin group [13:05] canon is not cooperative with linux [13:05] oerheks: I have a Canon printer myself, works flawlessly. But his might be an issue, we'll see. [13:09] oerheks, where do i get my username [13:13] suceeded ,but dont find my model of printer in the list [13:14] bryanroderyck: what is your model for printer [13:14] mg2545s [13:16] canon does not provide drivers, maybe you are lucky with this ppa, fork from michael gruz (canon) https://launchpad.net/~thierry-f/+archive/ubuntu/fork-michael-gruz [13:16] bryanroderyck, ^^ [13:17] :) [13:18] can I access a geli device on ubuntu? [13:19] after installing the ppa hat must be done? [13:20] auxin, geli as in geli BSD encryption? [13:20] oerheks: yah [13:20] ubuntu uses luks, you might want to try with a VM [13:21] https://www.reddit.com/r/freenas/comments/6c7gk5/geli_encrypted_disks_on_linux/ [13:30] I'm trying to create a torrent and seed it, but when I load the .torrent into Transmission, it tries to download the data instead of seed it. But of course, it can't download anything because tehcnically there's nothing seeding yet. What am I missing? [13:30] I don't want it to download anything I want it to seed [13:32] is there a way when my cursor is moved to a window it will not only be activated, but also show front [13:32] e.g. two windows tiled if I move my cursor to the edge of the hidden one, it will move to the top without mouse-click [13:37] http://xahlee.info/linux/mouse_hover_auto-raise_window.html i.e. "raise windows when the mouse pointer moves over them" [13:43] gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences auto-raise true [13:43] the above magic cmd will do it, cool [14:23] hello anyone..so I've just had this situation where my 4 gigs of memory were exhausted because of firefox, resulting in a complete system freeze. How can this happen in 2020? How can one single process take all the memory and not being prevented by the OS? [14:24] linuxr: wich version of ubuntu are you using? [14:24] lotuspsychje, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS [14:24] must be firefox with multiple tabs open? [14:25] linuxr: gnome is more adviced to run with 8GB ram, unless you go tweaking your system real profound [14:25] yes, firefox is a bloat whore, even even more so are thousands of websites with gigabytes of unnecessary bloat..but still..why does the OS not prevent this and kill the process before it's killed by the process? [14:25] so, it is not one single process.. [14:26] It was firefox..clearly..without firefox, my system barely uses any memory [14:26] what about OOM killer? [14:26] why didn't that work? [14:27] hello, i just got hold of a mobile display which uses USB-c to connect to my laptop... its working fine under windows, when i connect it under ubuntu i see in dmesg "usb root hub lost power or was reset", can anyone point me in a direction to solve my issue? [14:27] linuxr, nobody can answer that, it must be caused by websites, .. maybe the new 3rd party cookie blocker is the issue [14:30] Geniack: wich graphics card chipset and driver version are you using? [14:31] lotuspsychje: having an optimus device here, usually my graphics is set to use the internal intel chipset [14:31] let me check which one it is [14:31] linuxr: try lubuntu 20.04 might have positive influence for your hardware [14:32] intel UHD 630 [14:32] Geniack: did you try to switch to performance mode yet as a test for that display? [14:33] lotuspsychje: i only know of the "prime-select" command which allows me to switch, what is performance mode? [14:34] Geniack: from nvidia-settings you can switch the optimus/prime setting powersaving vs performance mode [14:34] but i am not even using the nvidia card right now? [14:35] Geniack: but you said you are using a hybrid card intel/nvidia right? [14:35] yes but its basically never set to nvidia as long as i am on ubuntu [14:35] so i was wondering if nvidia setting will affect my intel chip? [14:36] Geniack: well setting it on performance mode will enable your nvidia, unless you disabled it via bios or so? [14:36] lotuspsychje, when I tell you that firefox was the problem, why should switching the Desktop Environment help? [14:37] lotuspsychje: naw its enabled in bios, just not selected in prime select... but now i get it, performance mode will overwrite that prime-select setting? and maybe it helps in not shutting down the display, i will try that [14:38] Geniack: its just as a test [14:38] linuxr: Firefox exhausting your full system making it freeze..i'm not convinced [14:39] linuxr: How many open tabs you have in your firefox? [14:41] * pavlushka can confirm the case and also the reason, too many open tabs (I had 100 or more, lol) [14:41] pavlushka, only a few tabs, but poorly implemented pages like youtube and a large image gallery which probably did not proberly release resources when scrolling through it [14:43] linuxr: well you can always htop or some other system resource monitor to check [14:43] *can use === kedar is now known as kedar_apte [14:48] @SrPx - you will need to install openssh-server on the desktop and then u will either need a static public IP or a dynamic dns account. You will then need to either configure dyndns account on your desktop or your router.. if on desktop then just ssh into the hostname you have created on the dyndns else you will have to port forward on the router [14:48] firefox with only one youtube video open consumes a whopping gigabyte of memory...this is so insane [14:50] better option would be to install teamviewer or anydesk, enable password based login and access the desktop using anydesk or team viewer [14:50] none of these methods are super secure.... [14:50] unless necessary, you should not do the above on a consistent basis === pauljw_18 is now known as pauljw [14:55] linuxr: Then you should complain about it on https://chat.mozilla.org/ [14:56] this is not so much a problem as it is a request for your opinion. I am using irssi, and i love it... just wondering if anyone has another suggestion for a cli irc client, or if irssi is the best option? [14:56] pavlushka, not really..there can always be misbehaving applications..but a modern system should be able to handle that [14:56] lotuspsychje: :) its working, i had to do a reboot [14:56] lotuspsychje: can this be done with the intel driver? [14:56] or does windows do it with the nvidia driver too? [14:58] interesting.. so youtube caches a part of the stream [14:58] is this your\ real issue, linuxr ? [14:58] linuxr: I would look into video drivers and hardware acceleration settings === Amaranth3 is now known as Amaranth [14:58] linuxr: or may be here, https://wiki.mozilla.org/Matrix#Connect_to_Matrix, if they confirm it is not browser specific issue or what ever the reason is. [14:59] linuxr: or would listen to leftyfb [14:59] oerheks, I think this is quite and issue, indeed [15:00] leftyfb, how would that help when applications are eating memory up to the point where the system collapses? [15:00] linuxr: did you try it? [15:00] linuxr: are you here looking for help or just want to complain and continue with the issue? [15:01] leftyfb, I am here to check if there is an option to tune the system to properly handle this type of problem [15:01] apparently not === [Ben] is now known as MrC [15:02] linuxr: not if you refuse to listen to advice you have asked for [15:02] seem like i missed out on something [15:03] linuxr: I'll repeat: I would look into video drivers and hardware acceleration settings [15:03] leftyfb, yes I see this is your advice, but I fail to see any connection to my problem which is excessive memory usage by firefox [15:04] linuxr: ok, good luck [15:04] or better, which is the OS not killing havoc processes [15:04] linuxr: running any add ons? [15:04] on FF that is [15:04] Maik_aD, only ublock [15:04] which should reduce resource usage [15:05] and what is excessive memory usage by FF? [15:05] i mean how much it uses up [15:07] linuxr: ublock doesn't reduce resource usage [15:08] Maik_aD, of course it does..even by not loading/displaying all the advertisment gfx [15:09] ublock is just a adblocker which is resource friendly as in more lightweight than AdBlocker [15:09] Maik_aD, my base system uses about 800M, and FF exhausted the remaining memory of my total 4G [15:09] Maik_aD, exactly...and loading/displaying ads requires..a lot of resources [15:09] never had any issues and i also have only 4GB on two machines [15:10] you can even extend battery life on a notebook using adblockers...this has been proven experimentally [15:10] how to see in exmaple in what package is libvorbis.so.0 its pain in ass to manaly go ubuntu packages compy paste in search for 50 packages [15:12] the problem sounds too familiar by the way, seen someone elsewhere talking about the same thing not to long ago. However he had more add ons running but refused to turn them off to see which one caused the issue. [15:15] linuxr: ps aux | awk '{print $6/1024 " MB\t\t" $11}' | grep firefox [15:17] anyone? [15:20] Gnjurac: dpkg -S [15:22] Gnjurac: install "apt-file". Then run: sudo apt-file update # then run: apt-file search libvorbis.so.0 [15:24] I have black screen with artifacts when I try to boot live iso. by that I mean that I can see that something is going on in the console, but the output is multiplied to like 5 consoles on the screen at the same time and the output is so distorted that it looks like just some pixels here and there. nvidia 2070s, 4k screen. any ideas? [15:25] i am atrying to appimage stupit viber [15:25] when i do i cant play video so i installed normal viber form deb ad it works [15:26] so i did ldd to get what all libs it uses so i want to package them in appimage too [15:26] Gnjurac: sorry, we can only support packages available from the official Ubuntu repo's here. Not appimage [15:27] hmm ublobk and firefox blocking 3rd party cookies.. [15:28] what happens without? [15:28] my question was ubuntu realted how from ldd output to get whats package name [15:32] Gnjurac: ldd is not the appropriate tool to find what package a file belongs to. Use apt-file for that a suggested [15:32] Gnjurac: why use ldd for this? [15:32] leftyfb: or just dpkg -S [15:32] cuz dpkg -S dosent vie me anything [15:33] dpkg -S only works for installed packages AFAIK [15:33] apt-file is the better solution [15:33] i have viber installed [15:34] apt-file list viber ? [15:35] Gnjurac: please read my post above regarding apt-file [15:36] I was under the impression he already installed viber [15:39] apt-file will tell you what package(s) a file(or partial name) can be found in [15:40] viber itself points to https://download.cdn.viber.com/cdn/desktop/Linux/viber.deb [15:40] Hello [15:40] appimage is unofficial, even our own snap is unofficial too [15:41] ye i pull that deb [15:41] am trying to make appimage with it [15:41] so i can firejail it on voidlinux :P [15:42] Gnjurac: This is a support channel for Ubuntu. Not for making appimages for other distros [15:42] good luck, not in this channel [15:42] I moved a directory that I had shared with samba on another disk. Now there are a subset of the files that don't appear at all if I use "unix extensions = no" and that appear as zero bytes directories if I use that settings. Do you have any idea of what could be the cause? [15:43] melatonina, on another disk, what filesystem is that? [15:45] oerheks: checking. [15:46] oerheks: both the original disk (my main disk) and the new one are ext4. [15:46] eat fruit .). cya [15:48] hello, there is good example of .vimrc setting [15:49] for vim editor? [15:51] futureRich: do you have a support question or just looking for documentation? [15:51]