krytarik | VipVop: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/SVideo , https://superuser.com/questions/24909/output-screen-to-tv-set-using-s-video - I've found these on a quick web search instead fwiw, maybe that'll help. | 00:13 |
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GhettoButta | Hey anyone | 00:19 |
GhettoButta | new install going here | 00:19 |
GhettoButta | welp off to a reboot already! | 00:20 |
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gnrp | hm, anyboy here can help me with bash completion? | 06:37 |
gnrp | my 16.04 system out of a sudden started completing host names | 06:37 |
gnrp | like I tike `ssh in` and then it will complete it to `ssh indep`, which is a hostname | 06:37 |
gnrp | however, there is no bash_completion activated. all bash_completion in /etc/bashrc and in ~/.bashrc is commented out | 06:38 |
gnrp | I want to get rid of this | 06:38 |
gnrp | I mean, I want no bash completion except for filenames | 06:38 |
guiverc | gnrp, FYI: Xubuntu 16.04 LTS is EOL; https://xubuntu.org/release/16-04/ (end-of-life april 21, 2019) | 06:39 |
gnrp | guiverc: It will get security updates until april 2021 though, no? | 06:40 |
guiverc | packages from 'main' repository (ie. those common with Ubuntu desktop) do get security upgrades, you can use `ubuntu-support-status` to see effects for your actual system, however Xubuntu & 'universe' packages for 16.04 are EOL | 06:42 |
gnrp | ah, I see. Only ubuntu, not xubuntu... | 06:42 |
gnrp | ok, thanks for the hint. I didn't know that. Shit. | 06:42 |
guiverc | it impacts all flavors except Kylin which Canonical sponsored for 5 years only with 16.04 | 06:42 |
guiverc | ie. not just Xubuntu | 06:42 |
guiverc | read release notes, it's spelled out very plainly (rather than bloggers that often get details incorrect) | 06:43 |
dre | is there a known issue when coming out of sleep / hibernation on nouveau drivers that the keyboard / text inputs can't focus? | 09:11 |
dre | can still move mouse, still changes to I beam, can't click | 09:12 |
fl | hello everyone! I'm trying to install a Mac Mini from a USB stick dd'd with xubuntu-20.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso, boot fs unpacking failed: Decoding failed".. | 09:18 |
fl | did anyone else see this, too? I'm suprised because last week, same USB stick and same ISO ran the installer juts fine | 09:19 |
brainwash | dre: on the lock screen? | 09:41 |
dre | yeah | 10:40 |
dre | although it seems a bit intermittent, if I "wake" with the keyboard, keyboard works | 10:40 |
xu-owen82w | Hello. I have successfully installed 64-bit Xubunto 20.04 on a 2006 Core2Duo (2.33 Ghz) iMac with 4Gb RAM. It is running well gnerally, but, only 3Gb RAM is registered/available, but I have 2 x2Gb RAM modules installd. Anybody know how to make th e4GB ready. This is a dual boot sysytem anbd I want to maintain other OS. | 13:17 |
pmjdebruijn | xu-owen82w: a 64bit version should always see all the ram | 13:20 |
pmjdebruijn | xu-owen82w: maybe 1G is claimed by Intel Graphics or something? | 13:20 |
pmjdebruijn | may much do you see exactly? | 13:21 |
pmjdebruijn | how* | 13:21 |
xu-owen82w | free -m total used free shared buff/cache availableMem: 2977 1378 186 337 1412 1096Swap: 1906 56 1850 | 13:22 |
xu-owen82w | * 2977 | 13:22 |
xu-owen82w | inxi -b | grep MemoryInfo: Processes: 188 Uptime: 2h 51m Memory: 2.91 GiB used: 1.43 GiB (49.3%) Shell: bash inxi: 3.0.38 | 13:23 |
xu-owen82w | I think it is that this iMAc has a 32-bit EFI | 13:24 |
xu-owen82w | but CPU is 64 b | 13:24 |
pmjdebruijn | oooooh | 13:30 |
pmjdebruijn | so you didn't install 64bit xubuntu then | 13:30 |
pmjdebruijn | or did you? | 13:30 |
pmjdebruijn | what does uname -a say? | 13:30 |
xu-owen82w | I did (20.04 is only 64b) | 13:33 |
xu-owen82w | Linux owen-iMac 5.4.0-47-generic #51-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 4 19:50:52 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux | 13:33 |
pmjdebruijn | so that's confirmed then | 13:34 |
pmjdebruijn | grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo | 13:34 |
pmjdebruijn | try that | 13:34 |
pmjdebruijn | that's a bit less ambiguous | 13:34 |
xu-owen82w | MemTotal: 3048820 kB | 13:34 |
pmjdebruijn | that's a bit strange | 13:35 |
xtao | shared graphics card memory stolen a GB? | 13:35 |
pmjdebruijn | not sure what effect 32bit EFI could have | 13:35 |
pmjdebruijn | xu-owen82w: but Intel graphics might be eating up some of your ram, though > 1GB is a bit much | 13:36 |
pmjdebruijn | on regular PC's I think that can be constrained via EFI | 13:36 |
xu-owen82w | possibly - although I thought it had a graphics card/memory... yeh 11gb seems high | 13:36 |
xu-owen82w | is probably some apple weirdness thats limiting | 13:36 |
pmjdebruijn | xu-owen82w: dmesg | grep -i drm | 13:36 |
pmjdebruijn | please paste on pastebin | 13:36 |
pmjdebruijn | but for an older system, I'd expect that to eat 256M of 512M of RAM | 13:39 |
xu-owen82w | https://pastebin.pl/view/63c28f6d | 13:40 |
pmjdebruijn | oh, so no intel graphics | 13:40 |
pmjdebruijn | or at least not actively used | 13:40 |
pmjdebruijn | dmesg | grep 'System RAM' | 13:41 |
xtao | google suggests that some macs can take 2x2GB of memory but only see 3GB of it. intentially limited in hardware | 13:44 |
xu-owen82w | https://pastebin.pl/view/f10cd05d | 13:45 |
xu-owen82w | > . intentially limited in hardware | 13:45 |
xu-owen82w | yeah I-m probably at a loss | 13:45 |
xu-owen82w | I just came on here in case it had maybe been encountered or there was a known quick solution | 13:46 |
xu-owen82w | >dmesg | grep 'System RAM'returns nothing - | 13:46 |
xu-owen82w | >dmesg | grep 'System RAM'returns nothing - | 13:46 |
xu-owen82w | >dmesg | grep 'System RAM' returns nothing - | 13:46 |
xtao | "while the processor in older model macbook pros is 64 bit the chipset used to address the memory is only 32 bit" | 13:46 |
xu-owen82w | ah ok - chipset - so probably h/w restricted | 13:47 |
xtao | only going by some articles i'm finding on google. but sounds plausible | 13:47 |
xu-owen82w | OK. | 13:48 |
xu-owen82w | Thanks for taking time - itÅ› still going fine with 3G - but obv. would be nice to hae the extra 1G if there was a way | 13:49 |
xtao | http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=2008013001563240 , 1st comment | 13:50 |
xtao | was also looking at the bottom of the 3rd comment down on https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-mint-84/32-or-64bit-efi-4175644325-print/ | 13:51 |
xu-owen82w | (y) - Thanks | 13:57 |
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hansh | in the folder /home/hans i have a folder named "eclipse" and "eclipse-workspace" and ".eclipse", yet in Thunar when i press File -> find in this folder, and search for "ecl" it finds *nothing* , why? | 22:43 |
hansh | also when i search for "*ecl*", still nothing | 22:43 |
hansh | nvm figured it out, because "find in this folder" will search in whatever folder is selected, rather than the folder Thunar is currently in | 22:44 |
brainwash | hansh: bug? | 22:50 |
hansh | brainwash, possibly, i'm not sure | 22:50 |
hansh | (im not sure if it's intended or a bug) | 22:50 |
brainwash | do you get the same behavior when using detailed list view? | 22:51 |
hansh | sorry something urgent g2g | 22:51 |
brainwash | it's a custom action | 22:54 |
brainwash | so, it will use the selection | 22:54 |
hansh | brainwash, yes using "detailed list view" doesn't seem to make a difference | 23:05 |
brainwash | right | 23:06 |
brainwash | not a bug | 23:06 |
brainwash | because it's a custom action, so it will use the current selection | 23:06 |
hansh | ok, thanks for checking | 23:08 |
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