| henrique | Olá amigos! | 02:57 |
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| lubot | <anonid> i live booted lubuntu because it will be light but now its taking about 3.8 gb of my ram | 07:13 |
| lubot | <anonid> i cannot even open more than 3 chrome tabs | 07:13 |
| lubot | <anonid> is there any way to use lubuntu without consuming more ram … i am using usb2.0 … and 4 chrome tabs | 07:14 |
| guiverc | @anonid, running a live environment is less efficient on RAM than an installed environment, the / fs is created in RAM (which normally would be on disk), files need unsquashing before use (more ram used) etc... you also haven't said which release/system | 07:15 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> @anonid, running a live environment is less efficient on RAM than an i …], lubuntu | 07:15 |
| lubot | <aptghetto> A live system is not the same as an installed system. … And a live system is not intended for daily use. | 07:16 |
| lubot | <anonid> 20.04 lts | 07:16 |
| lubot | <anonid> will it be faster on usb 3.0 | 07:16 |
| guiverc | @anonid, yes, but it's still stuck working in a *live* environment so you've not removed the greatest bottleneck (which is via install) | 07:23 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> @anonid, yes, but it's still stuck working in a *live* environment so …], so can i install lubuntu on usb 2.0 with another usb how will it perform | 07:25 |
| guiverc | Yes you can, but it's more difficult with `calamares` (20.04) than it used to be with `ubiquity` (18.04; ubiquity allowed you to select thumb-drives to install to)... | 07:27 |
| guiverc | It may still not be possible, I've not really tried to install to thumb-drive (have no reason to), but I'm aware calamares differs to ubiquity adding a hurdle (but I don't know how high) | 07:28 |
| lubot | <anonid> is there any way to free up the ram so that i can run smoothly | 07:30 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> It may still not be possible, I've not really tried to install to thum …], i tried it it showed me rsync error code 11 | 07:30 |
| guiverc | did the media check complete successfully? (on booting) | 07:31 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> did the media check complete successfully? (on booting)], yes it successfully completed | 07:33 |
| lubot | <anonid> i tried the image on virtual machine also | 07:33 |
| lubot | <anonid> ok i dont want to get another headache … can you please tell me how to reduce the storage … i used rufus persistant storage feature to live boot | 07:34 |
| guiverc | trying on a virtual machine doesn't really prove anything; it won't be identical to real hardware; you'd need to test it on an 100% identical box to validate media or the ISO validation & media check (built into 20.04) | 07:34 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> trying on a virtual machine doesn't really prove anything; it won't be …], i was able to get into the live environment | 07:34 |
| lubot | <anonid> @anonid [ok i dont want to get another headache … can you please tell me how to reduce th …], can you please help me with this 👆 | 07:35 |
| guiverc | getting into the live environment is no test, to test you'd have to use every function & search logs for squashfs errors... | 07:36 |
| guiverc | reducing memory; don't change anything (COW means every change will use RAM), reboot will clean memory too | 07:36 |
| guiverc | avoid adding packages, or where you need to add packages, use existing libraries (not additional libs due hit in memory involved..) | 07:37 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> avoid adding packages, or where you need to add packages, use existing …], i only installed brave | 07:37 |
| lubot | <anonid> i dont want some apps if i delete them will memory be freed | 07:38 |
| guiverc | COW=copy on write; a change on a real system is written to disk, changes are COPIED (copy on write) to ram instead of being changes | 07:38 |
| guiverc | no deletions won't free all the ram like an installed system (it can free some yes), reboot will clear all | 07:38 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> no deletions won't free all the ram like an installed system (it can f …], but i am not live usb so if i reboot will windows os be swiched considering the fact that my disk is at top of boot order | 07:40 |
| guiverc | a LIVE system is intended for repair, quick test & temporary use, not to be used as real system... design choices | 07:40 |
| lubot | <anonid> ok thankyou | 07:40 |
| guiverc | recall COW; part of why deletions won't free up space.. as system progresses ram will decrease as there is no disk to save those changes; RAM is constantly being used as a stack | 07:42 |
| lubot | <anonid> the reason why i didnt install was that i had issues with bluetooth audio headphones | 07:43 |
| lubot | <anonid> if i use live i can reinstall it anytime | 07:43 |
| lubot | <anonid> moreover i want windows | 07:43 |
| lubot | <anonid> @anonid [moreover i want windows], as some softwares run only on windows | 07:44 |
| lubot | <anonid> will decreasing the size of persistant storage help | 07:45 |
| lubot | <anonid> is there any way to duel boot | 08:01 |
| lubot | <anonid> lubuntu | 08:01 |
| guiverc | @anonid, you can dual boot Lubuntu; but as I don't use windows (10) I'm not good for giving advice in that regards, likewise I rarely use persistent-live sorry | 08:25 |
| lubot | <anonid> @guiverc [<guiverc> @anonid, you can dual boot Lubuntu; but as I don't use windows (10) I' …], thanks a lot for the help 👍 | 09:46 |
| guiverc | you're most welcome | 09:47 |
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| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> @anonid [is there any way to duel boot], Yes, without trouble. I had Win10 preinstalled and add Lubuntu (resized Windows partition). … Main problem was dealing with UEFI (I needed to boot from USB in UEFI mode to had nicely working selection between Lubuntu and Windows on startup) | 19:53 |
| Tony48 | Hi - How can we configure wifi on a hidden (SSID) network? We are using 20.04.1 LTS (Focal Fossa). nm-tray does not provide the option. | 21:09 |
| krytarik | Tony48: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35476428/how-to-connect-to-hidden-wifi-network-using-nmcli - I'd try something along these lines. | 21:15 |
| lubot | <HMollerCl> @Tony48 [<Tony48> Hi - How can we configure wifi on a hidden (SSID) network? We are using …], with "Advanced Network Configuration" | 21:25 |
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