=== ricksanchez is now known as wooky === wooky is now known as ricksanchez [01:01] good morning [01:03] hii [01:04] anyone know of an FZF IRC channel? [01:12] Nemo9, why ask here, this is Ubuntu Support? Look in the available channels yourself maybe [01:13] !alis | Nemo9 [01:13] Nemo9: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [01:13] Nemo9: /msg alis help list [01:17] I got "The following packages cannot be authenticated!" [01:17] anyone know how to fix this/ [01:17] guiverc: okay just thought someone would know coz ot of people here [01:18] thnx alot ill check that command [01:19] derek0883: What is the exact error ? "cannot be authenticated!" is this the Boothole vulnerability ? : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/GRUB2SecureBootBypass [01:20] Hello [01:21] @Bashing-om, No I'm trying to customize ubuntu iso, I added some extra deb to pool, after install, I want use apt install xxx, the apt source is cdrom, I got this error [01:22] derek0883: Hokay - then a signing key needs to be availabale ? [01:23] curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add - [01:23] sudo apt-key fingerprint 0EBFCD88 [01:23] yes, during live build, I use this command [01:24] apk-key list | grep 0EBFCD88, I can see the key is installed [01:24] after I boot with ubuntu live ISO [01:27] test === benfrancis8 is now known as benfrancis [01:55] derek0883, how old is the live iso ? did you run sudo apt update first? [01:55] oh wait, you are the live builder, [01:55] It is old ubuntu 16.04, not 16.04.6 [01:56] I using live-build to build the iso, I'm still tring to figure out how to build 16.04.6 [01:56] interesting.. === zbenjamin is now known as Guest84808 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:56] is it possible using live-build to build 16.04.06 directly? [01:57] use cubic or some tool like that? [01:58] cubic is GUI based, right? [01:58] I'm looking for a script based [01:58] I guess ubuntu daily build use live-build, is that right? === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly === feodoran_ is now known as feodoran [02:16] Anyone know how to get latest ubuntu using live-build, I got ubuntu 16.04, not ubuntu 16.04.6 [02:26] derek0883: Does this help: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/16.04.6/release/ ? [02:28] let me check [02:28] The source images contain the source code used to build Ubuntu. [02:28] I guess it is source code of each deb package, let me download source images [03:23] hello everyone, do you have any issue the same as me [03:23] when ping from outside to my ubuntu [03:23] https://prnt.sc/tsblf7 [03:23] it became like this [03:23] drop some ping [03:24] Hi. [03:24] I never use firewall [03:25] please help regarding terminal java compatability. I am typing this in terminal> /home/hextreme/./local/lib/python2/7/site-packages/nosqldb/kvproxy/lib/kvproxy/jar: And java is replacing slash with dot which throws an error: .home.hextreme..local.lib.python2.7.site-packages.nosqldb.kvproxy.lib.kvproxy.jar: [03:25] [03:26] Problem is .local directory hidden, java is interpreting ./local to ..local [03:26] can I unhide local directory in Home folder? [03:30] BT40: ./local in the path should just be .local [03:30] thank you [03:31] yw [03:31] t-nelson, what about python2.7>? it is also interpreted as python2/7 [03:31] any hack? [03:31] can i safely rename python folder? [03:32] Oh, no sorry I missed that, it should be python2.7, not python2/7 [03:35] t-nelson, again got error: Typed this> /home/hextreme/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/nosqldb/kvproxy/lib/kvproxy.jar [03:35] python2.7 becomes pythobt/7 [03:35] python2/7 in java [03:37] .home.hextreme.local.lib.python2.7.site-packages.nosqldb.kvproxy.lib.kvproxy.jar This is java treating it as [03:38] Are you sure you're supposed to be running it like that? That dir holds user-installed python packages [03:39] is there not some "python -m nosqldb.kvproxy" type command you can run? [03:39] Or install it properly [03:39] no. Can i rename directory from python2.7 to python2? [03:41] That will break python [03:44] python2.7 is EOL [03:45] Uh huh [03:45] $ lsb_release -r [03:45] Release: 20.04 [03:45] $ python --version [03:45] Python 2.7.18rc1 [03:46] okay [03:49] !info python3 focal [03:49] python3 (source: python3-defaults): interactive high-level object-oriented language (default python3 version). In component main, is important. Version 3.8.2-0ubuntu2 (focal), package size 46 kB, installed size 189 kB [04:06] warning: stopping systemd-networkd.service, but it can still activated by: systemd-networkd.socket ubuntu 18 [04:06] have anyone ever met this problem? [04:07] I used netplan try [04:55] hello ubuntu channel [05:25] greetings [05:57] hello ubuntu channel [05:58] anyone know how to disable the default grub root=UUID= part [05:59] and instead identify by something like /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-3600508e00000000033fc38e46b944504-part3 === loxie is now known as bella === bella is now known as bolgnese [06:44] hi all can i ask about use of built-ins terminal(bsh)here? [06:44] find command in conjuntion with cp command [06:46] i have used the following and i would like to copy all files found to usb (find . -name "*.skp") [06:47] im in the /run/media/hddx folder and would like to copy to the /run/media/dn/usb please [06:49] would this be correct "find . -name ".skp | cp /run/media/dn/usb" ? [06:50] no [06:50] assuming im in the folder i want to look recursively for .skp files [06:50] what about .SKP ? [06:51] EriC^^, how would i go about it (i want to search current dir +sub dirs(recursively) for .skp files then copy any found with grep or find to an external usb drive [06:52] find -type f -iname '*.skp' -exec cp {} /run/media/dn/usb \; [06:52] i will be starting in the top dir of where all .skp are located and this location is specifically /run/media/dn/usb [06:52] beware if it finds 2 .skps with same name it would overwrite them [06:53] iname is for case insensitive [06:54] thank you and is there a way to avoid that (two names) and to look for both case Aa in the one command [06:54] sorry just read above [06:54] thank you [06:55] bolgnese: you could use cp -i {} .... it should bring up a prompt when about to overwrite so you'd know [06:56] otherwise you'd have to use find | while .. with an if statement that checks if file exists already and then renames it or something [07:00] thank you all very much most helpful =) === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [08:59] Im not sure what the speeds of the bus that controlls my laptops Wifi card are, but im curious if its the card, or the bus causing my speed issues. Swapped out a 2.4 Ghz only card for a Dualband with BT. Ubuntu picked it up right away without additional drivers (latest ubuntu) Im getting around 30 mb down, with exactly 5.23 up.. With a hardwire usb [08:59] im able to get full speeds of 254 down and 31 up. Is there any way i could test or otherwise tell if that wifi bus is causing the issue vs the new card? [09:03] DVA5912: are you chatting from the computer righ tnow [09:04] tatertotz yes i am [09:04] DVA5912: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|nc termbin.com 9999 [09:04] DVA5912: follow instructions on screen to install if not installed then follow through [09:04] DVA5912: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [09:06] tatertotz this is a live disk im running off of. I dont show inxi installed and no package available to install [09:06] DVA5912: oh you're on LiveCD/LiveUSB..N/A then [09:11] DVA5912: Please pastebin the output of "lspci -vv -k". [09:11] I am trying to boot but I get a "gave up waiting for root file system device" error. Any ideas? [09:12] I'm looking to convert my Ubuntu to use WSL2 from WSL1, do I still need to run `dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestart` as per https://ubuntu.com/blog/ubuntu-on-wsl-2-is-generally-available ? I wasn't clear on that [09:12] kostas5: Do you have more than one hard drive? [09:12] Jordan_U_: no, its a laptop [09:12] raj: #ubuntu-on-windows for that. [09:13] Jordan_U_ https://pastebin.com/yJY4eSdG [09:13] thanks [09:14] actually, no thanks! that place is a desert [09:14] raj seen the tumbleweeds rolling by did ya XD [09:15] yes 😂 [09:17] raj: Unfortunatly I don't expect there's many people in this channel that know a lot about WSL. At least with #ubuntu-on-windows you might get an answer in a few hours, where here it's more likely your question will just get lost in the scroll and never found by someone that can actually help you. There are also non-IRC support resources. [09:18] where can I go for non-IRC support? === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [09:19] raj: There's https://askubuntu.com and https://ubuntuforums.org . [09:20] raj: I'd try https://askubuntu.com first, but try to check that they actually allow ubuntu-on-windows question there first. [09:22] oh that's what you meant [09:22] thanks Jordan_U_ [09:25] DVA5912: you don't have a OS installed to disk? [09:26] tatertotz just win10 [09:27] DVA5912: oh okay [09:27] tatertotz i poped this live disk in to see if the issue was still persistant accross the os. Ubuntu still has it, but just no where near the extent that windows does. Win had it to 24-28 down and pushing 1.5 Up [09:27] DVA5912: Please pastebin the outout of "dmesg --human". [09:28] DVA5912: you made the same observatioin in Windows 10 also? [09:28] tatertotz correct [09:28] DVA5912: that rules OS's out [09:29] DVA5912: Did your previous wireless card get better speeds? [09:29] tatertotz which should also rule drivers out then.. right? [09:29] DVA5912: yep [09:29] Jordan_U_ no. it was a 2.4G only, i got 15 down with 1.5 up [09:29] DVA5912: those devices perform the same regardless of Win10 or GNU/Linux [09:30] DVA5912: 2.4 GHz can easily do 100mbps down and up. [09:30] i am not getting that any where close. so its sounding more and more like the bus.. [09:30] DVA5912: rules out software [09:30] Jordan_U_ how can i pipe that into a text file for you [09:31] DVA5912: and this chat room is for support of the Ubuntu desktop OS "software" [09:31] ok point taken. ill move to #hardware then.. === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [09:43] u [09:44] hey, I managed to fix the issue with modules [09:44] had to rm them manually, also headers then issue the install --reinstall command [09:44] I have a different issue now, considering that I'm running ubuntu Ubuntu 19.10 x86_64 [09:45] Is there a way to do a release upgrade at all? [09:48] im here [09:57] can i know command of eix? [10:37] Im trying to install apache2 on a rpi4 with external hdd. How do I make it automount with the correct permissions? [10:39] halvard: Installing apache2 and mounting the external hard drive seem to be two separate things. Are you trying to use the external HD to hold /var/www/ ? [10:40] I tried every tutorial on how to give correct permissions, but I never solved the issue about Apache needed to be able to search though /media/Ubuntu/mnm/www [10:40] Jordan_U_: Yes [10:41] Someone said udisk its mounting it with wacky permissions [10:42] halvard: What filesystem is on the external hard drive? What version of Ubuntu are you using? [10:43] Ubuntu 20.04, file system fuse [10:52] halvard: fuse isn't a filesytem. Is the external drive using NTFS? Are you using the filesystem it came with? [10:53] Disks say: Contents: FAT (32-bit) [10:54] Jordan_P_: Further it says mounted at /boot/firmware [10:55] i didnt know about that, or if it matters [10:56] oh sorry. system boot was fat, and writable partition is EXT4 [10:56] Mounted at file system root [11:00] hi [11:01] 'Morning all [11:03] BluesKaj: Hello [11:04] hi marcoagpinto [11:07] Jordan_U_: Sorry! The external hard drive is NTFS, mounted at /media/ubuntu/mnm [11:31] So : just installed 20.04. Because of my work, need full disk encryption to be on. Also because of my work, need to dual-boot machine (some people just insist you run Windows ...). Discovered that Ubiquity no longer supports LVM-on-LUKS unless you are wiping the entire disk. Sorting this out is a MAJOR pain in the ass. This is kind of an issue for anyone who needs full disk encryption in anything but the most vanilla configuration. [11:32] awilkins: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManualFullSystemEncryption [12:03] awilkins: see also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Full_Disk_Encryption_Howto_2019 [12:04] also look at cryptsetup-reencrypt which allows for online encryption starting (i think, at least in LTS terms) 20.04 LTS. [12:08] #postgresql is oddly quiet for the past few hours, hoping someone here may know the answer: I'm upgrading from ubuntu 18 to 20 and I'm being asked this question https://i.imgur.com/VhvL6Ls.png and I don't know what to do =| [12:08] any guidance would be appreciated [12:09] I don't really know what "upgrading the 10/main cluster" means [12:10] Backup the old cluster first to wherever [12:12] raj: postgres section also has 2 upstream releasenotes too: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseNotes [12:12] It should be simple though [12:13] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60409585/how-to-upgrade-postgresql-database-from-10-to-12-without-losing-data-for-openpro [12:14] thank you =) [12:15] boredguy: should be yes, but in the middle of an update things can get harder [12:15] one more question, https://i.imgur.com/IbREXvB.png [12:15] I'm on WSL [12:15] so not sure how that affects this [12:18] raj: usually grub is installed on the first partition, sda, but only you can know wich you have chosen last time? [12:20] I actually don't recall [12:20] it would be on the boot partition, no? [12:20] but how do I know which one is the boot partition? [12:20] that depends wich the user has chosen raj [12:20] tomreyn, I like the extra "storing a key file" step, this is roughly the procedure I ended up with [12:21] but in most common cases users choose sda [12:21] ok [12:21] Might go back and create a keyfile now [12:21] lotuspsychje, if I can see the labels then I would know [12:21] is that possible? [12:23] raj: if you can get a tty next your upgrade [12:23] I can [12:23] sudo fdisk -l [12:24] lotuspsychje, https://paste.ee/p/RfSNl [12:24] still not clear [12:24] again, I'm on WSL, so not sure how that plays a part [12:25] I feel like I probably don't need grub tbh [12:27] raj: was that the only output of fdisk? [12:27] yes [12:27] raj: yeah that might be indeed due wsl i think, but i never actually played with it myself [12:27] sda and sdb are the last two entries [12:27] ok gotcha [12:28] I'll skip it for now, and hopefully I can install it later if needbe [12:28] my fdisk gives the device /dev/sda itself with all partitions on [12:28] !ubuwin | raj see also; [12:28] raj see also;: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [12:29] they might know more of that virtual disk [12:29] thank you [13:31] hi! what's the thing called that we switch with Ctrl+Alt+F{1..8}, are those seats? I thought "virtual terminal" but that sounds a bit off for the graphical ones. [13:32] tty ? [13:32] vt/tty [13:32] oh ok, so even if they run lightdm. [13:33] then now I can ask my actual question. :-) is there a way to start lightdm on a background VT (7/8 in my case) without disturbing a local user typing into another VT (in my case a shell on tty2)? [13:33] !tty [13:33] To get to the TTY terminals 3-6, use the keystroke Ctrl + Alt + F3-F6 respectively. Ctrl-Alt-F2 or Ctrl-Alt-F1 will get you back to your graphical login (Ctrl-Alt-F7 on 16.04). To change TTY resolution, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [13:33] in focal [14:00] Is there any way to disable to confirmation check for the trashed items ? [14:01] In yall's experience, does Ubuntu 20 need to have TRIM enabled for SSDs or is it set automaticaly [14:05] !YY.MM | DVA5912 [14:05] DVA5912: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [14:06] 20.04.. [14:06] ubuntu 20.04 LTS, like some of the earlier releases, runs a weekly fstrim job [14:07] you can check with "systemctl status fstrim.service", more info in "man fstrim" [14:07] you may want to consider (not) using the discard mount option for file systems not supporting fstrim (but this option) [14:08] e.g. fstrim does not support FAT file systems, but discard is supposedly supported there. [14:09] on the other hand, it doesn't seem to work on my ESP [14:10] tomreyn, your right it was setup from the get go. Sven_vB thanks for the command to confirm! [14:15] Do I understand correctly that the performance benefit of weekly TRIMming is just about doing cleanup in advance, when the disk is considered idle? does it mean when I disable weekly TRIMming, the slowdown will be only becuase each sector to be written will have to finally do the TRIM that I could have done in advance? [14:42] hi [14:42] welcome rattlebattle79 [14:48] Hey guys :P Anybody here has recommendations for a cool, clean and stunnin wallpaper. Just share the link :P Thanks [14:48] !discuss | sm03lebr00t [14:48] sm03lebr00t: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [14:48] gnomelook.org is a start [15:18] oerheks: are you able to open that site? mine is blank [15:19] oops, the desh - [15:19] https://www.gnome-look.org/ [15:19] good spot, pavlos [15:20] gnome-without-look [15:20] oerheks: thx [15:21] Hi guys, is \EFI\Ubuntu\grubx64.efi the correct path to the Ubuntu grub menu? [15:26] ubuntu without capital U, \EFI\ubuntu\shimx64.efi === tafa2_ is now known as tafa2 [15:26] Ok... Thanks :) [15:27] err \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi [15:27] :) [15:27] Yeah! I altered that. [15:27] shimx is for secure boot, is it? [15:29] yes, i think so [15:29] !uefi [15:29] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [15:29] Can we access and alter the boot order from inside Ubuntu? [15:30] only from grub2 [15:30] not your bios menu [15:30] I tried doing so through efibootmgr but the changes don't stick [15:33] monojamoon| can you give us the output and what you want to edit? [15:39] Sven_vB: when you do an fsTRIM, this means the OS informs the disk (firmware) that a given physical block (there are no 'sectors' on SSDs/NVMEs) is not in use and it can do whatever with it, even though it's still part of partitioned space. often, the firmware will use this information to carry out some wear levelling or other optimization involving this block (but that's both outside of the OS' control as well as understanding, it doesn't even [15:39] learn about it). if you disable weekly fstrim, then *no* trimming takes place for file systems unless you'd trigger it manually, and unless you have the 'discard' mount option set for file systems supporting it. [15:42] exactly, thus I'm trying to understand what kinds of performance degredation may occur and why. [15:43] my guess is that the SSD will figure out the next time the OS tries to write a physical block, it implies the old content is no longer important and it can thus do whatever as if that physical block would have ben TRIMmed earlier. [15:44] in my experience, ssd's which can't do those optimizations for lack of TRIM information, IF the full capacity is partitioned, will grow slower over time. [15:44] and this cleanup may then block the write operation a bit longer if the SSD doesn't readily have another free block available [15:44] slower only in write acces, right? [15:45] yes, primarily on writes, not sure about reads [15:46] the ssd does not understand file systems, so no, it won't be able to determine which block is marked as 'deleted' on a file system. that's why there is fstrim. [15:47] will Ubuntu write partial physical blocks? because if it writes full physical blocks, the SSD should be able to figure the old content of the block is no longer needed. [15:48] actually if I understand the technology correctly, the SSD would have to transparently translate a partial block write into a full block write. [15:49] the SSD has no concept of "old/new content of block". also, deleting a file, on most file systems, won't even cause any data to be changed at the location where said data is stored. [15:51] yes. I understand that the data of a deleted file will linger. :) [15:54] I'm trying to understand the performance impact of not TRIMming on the block device level. maybe without a file system even, just dumping an ordered list of datasets that happen to each be one mibibyte in size and I access them by dataset number * 1 MB = byte offset. [15:57] oh the problem will probably be that the SSD could do the TRIMming only for that one block each time for each block write request, and thus would be as slow as the TRIM on old 14.04 trusty. [16:00] luckily I often have some unused partitions that I could TRIM entirely. can I do that directly of would I have to format them as sth. like ext4 first? [16:00] *or [16:01] * Sven_vB asks his search engine first. [16:02] looks like that use case is too exotic. [16:02] ah blkdiscard [16:05] let's try if it can do partitions as well as entire disks. :) [16:05] just deleting partitions which aren't needed should be sufficient. [16:07] "deleting" as in removing their entry from the GUID Partition Table? I hope my SSD won't magically guess that implies an intent to lose the data on the disk area. [16:10] Implementing such "helpful" guessing in the kernel would be a really evil prank though. :> [16:10] yes, removing a partition off the partition table let's SSDs which are able to interpret the partition table (and my *very limited* understanding is that most are nowadays) do whatever they want with the unpartitioned areas. [16:11] eww [16:11] thanks for the warning then. [16:18] in case anyone else is interested, "blkdiscard /dev/disk/by-partlabel/test" made it become all-zero almost instantly while all other partitions on the test computer seem to have survived. [16:18] how can i do the equivalent of "systemctl daemon-reload" with the service command [16:18] getting a strange error on dist-upgrade for kernels https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/WN8pgRmxCM/ [16:19] 20.04.1 LTS upgraded from 18.04 [16:19] will i be able to boot [16:19] MR-D05, service xinetd reload? [16:20] xinetd: unrecognized service [16:20] MR-D05, which service do you want to reload its config? [16:21] Sven_vB i added a service to /etc/systemd/system so i want to reload systemd [16:21] MR-D05, ooh I see the original command reloads systemd's config [16:21] MR-D05, well, you could try service systemd reload [16:21] systemd: unrecognized service [16:23] MR-D05: try just rebooting i had same problem i think rebooting fixed it [16:23] MR-D05, why are you limited to the ancient method anyway? [16:23] im running a docker container [16:24] can i just install systemctl somehow? [16:24] dw1: you should uninstall those outdated, unsupported kernels (and respective initrd's) [16:24] oh i guess i can [16:24] MR-D05, indeed you can. if you don't have systemd installed, that's the reason why you can't reload it. :D but systemd in docker sounds like there may be easier ways to achieve whatever you're really trying to do. [16:25] tomreyn: oh, yeah, they do seem to be real old [16:25] good idea [16:26] dw1: when that's done, run sudo update-initramfs -k all -u [16:28] k [16:29] Hello! My home folders (Documents, Images...) are bind mounts to another partition. When I use snaps I can't access those folders because I get a "Permission Denied" error, any idea on how to fix this? [16:30] in focal, I'd like to use virtual terminal 9 for talking to /dev/ttyUSB0, do I have to spawn a user session with a minicom there, or can I somehow directly link them? [16:30] However, I can navigate correctly to the real path of the mounted partition, its just that I can't use the bind mount on my home folder [16:30] the old ways used to be install snap with the --classic option, check softwarecenter > installed > snapname > permissions [16:31] It has access to the home folders, but it can't access those bind mounts [16:31] johnsmith92, can other user (e.g. user "nobody") access those bind mounts? [16:31] oh oke, i read about that earlier, no solution IIRC [16:31] nfs mount [16:32] This is the message I am getting on the syslog: [16:32] Aug 2 18:32:12 ubu kernel: [ 1584.313836] audit: type=1400 audit(1596385932.169:28798): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="snap.audacity.audacity" name=2F686F6D652F77656C636975732F496DC3A167656E65732F pid=5758 comm="pool" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=0 [16:33] No solution at the moment? why's that? [16:33] johnsmith92, wait, see " --devmode flag" [16:34] last post https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?t=105797 [16:34] Yes but that's like bypassing all restrictions [16:34] It happens with every snap not just audacity, just as an example [16:34] yes, ugly. [16:35] Maybe it's because I make those bind mounts of /etc/fstab= [16:35] ? [16:35] *on [16:35] no, that is fine [16:35] also could someone please update https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto to explain if/why not you can talk to the serial line using a virtual terminal directly, instead of a "client" program running inside a local terminal? [16:35] so what's the real problem here? just to know why is happening [16:36] snap confinement, by design [16:38] Damn... I just wanted to share the same Documents, Images, Music folders between Ubuntu and Windows [16:38] looks like it's going to be hard [16:42] what's the channel for ubuntu-arm? [16:42] thanks for the help [16:42] !arm | Deano59 [16:42] Deano59: ARM is a specific (RISC) processor architecture used in a variety of applications such as handhelds and networkdevices. For more information see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM . For ARM specific support, stop by the #ubuntu-arm channel. [16:44] DJones: thanks, I'm there already. :) [16:54] hi drone [16:54] hi u all there ppl [16:55] en es pt [17:00] sain ot [17:00] w [17:04] tooth-ache :: a.benzocaina b. dexaibuprofeno c. amoxicilina d.x [17:04] !ot [17:04] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [17:04] not at all [17:05] after upgrade from 18.04 to 20.04 the screen never went blank or locked automatically even though it was set in settings, and now settings/gnome-control-center doesnt load at all but segfaults after a period of 100% cpu.. strace https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/jnKqSwKGhD/ [17:05] do you have an ubuntu support issue, cesarnfo ? [17:07] sort ubuntu QsQs.... [17:07] load ubuntu FAQ [17:08] dw1, try to rename/remove ~/.cache/gnome-control-center and try again? [17:08] it should be recreated with basic values [17:08] minified [17:09] cesarnfo, please don fill this channel with noise, thanks [17:09] chonps +[] [17:12] Is there a way to prevent the dialog that happens when installing grub-pc? It send my script (that's running "apt-get install -y grub-pc") into some crazy loop. [17:12] assert a dd do file [17:12] Timeshift backups don't work on Ubuntu. They work on all other distros but Ubuntu. Why? [17:14] pre coz coz and post coz try k [17:14] SpaceX Splashdown Streaming Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFG2tDvfHKA [17:14] wrong channel JoeLlama [17:14] a k update [17:15] else like seahorse [17:15] JoeLlama, #ubuntu-offtopic is full of spacejunk enthusiastics [17:15] sain ñuki [17:16] that is where you should go too, cesarnfo [17:16] !ot > cesarnfo [17:16] cesarnfo, please see my private message [17:17] oerheks: removed the cache folder and ran gnome-control-center from terminal, first 2 times it said "Failed to register: Timeout was reached", third time it said "Failed to register: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message recipient disconnected from message bus without replying" and said this in log https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/zQDVh6JxB6/ [17:18] freshly rebooted before this [17:19] and now its doing the 100% cpu and wait for a few mins thing [17:19] * dw1 waits for segfault [17:19] edc github [17:20] segfault and similar to pastebin in logs [17:20] libgobject [17:25] odd, never seen this [17:26] yeah, its ucks [17:26] it sucks* [17:26] hmm [17:27] dpkg configure -a, apt install -f .. [17:27] reinstall ubuntu-desktop.. [17:28] ( as command, not from iso) [17:28] gobject{0-3} rubio step [17:30] translate it to english like what, like dot stream pos 8x6 far top unicode [17:34] we have to deal (we) w/ english like stick 4 ubuntu [17:38] list symbols take a look bross [17:40] irc sucks, like what, like mic phot gps pocket stuff [17:41] sain -1 [17:41] everything's upgraded, no apt stuff to do [17:41] reinstall didnt do anything [17:41] oh well who needs settings anyway [17:41] maybe it'll fix itself in a few updates [17:43] Hi Guys.. I'm running a fresh installation of Ubuntu 20.04 on my Asus S551LB laptop. The built-in mic on this laptop is not working. Need help in making it work. [17:44] manu27993: is your system up to date? [17:44] Yes. Just ran an update just now. [17:44] manu27993: what graphics card chipset do you have? [17:45] Nvidia 740M using 440 proprietary drivers [17:45] manu27993: could you try to switch to the 435 driver please and reboot, see if it influences? [17:46]