[00:06] Suddently when I try to log in into X11 it loops back to the login screen. It works normal on wayland. Any advice to find the issue? [00:07] MadLamb: works with other/new user? [00:07] could be ~/.cache or ~/.config or ~/.Xsomething is confused [00:11] matsaman, didnt try another user [00:11] if you tried you'd know if that was the issue [00:11] matsaman, no file starting with .X [00:12] Ill try [00:12] I'm on the machine [00:12] =/ [00:14] ok i tested [00:14] same behavior [00:18] MadLamb: 'echo $XAUTHORITY' says "you" have access authority ? [00:19] Bashing-om, no, but I am on wayland. is that supposed to happen on wayland? [00:19] Bashing-om, /run/user/1000/.mutter-Xwaylandauth.PYTIR0 this is what I see [00:21] MadLamb: Can not say as to that ^ as I am not booting Wayland - X11 shows " /home/sysop/.Xauthority " for me as sysop. [00:22] not sure how much QA has been done for people switching constantly between wayland and not [00:24] matsaman, I'm not constantly switching. I was using X11 and since its not working I am on wayland [00:25] I used the machine the whole day, rebooted at least twice, no problem [00:27] make a new user with useradd, go back to your login screen (display manager), try to get into X as that user [00:27] if that works, then it's probably something simple wrong in your normal user's home, like a confused ~/.cache, ~/.config (something), or ~/.Xsomething [00:30] matsaman, I did that [00:30] matsaman, didnt work [00:31] grep EE $(ls /var/log/X* | tail -1) [00:33] matsaman, the only EE's are "Wacom HID 488E Pen stylus: Invalid type 'cursor' for this device." [00:33] Mathisen, I dont have any wacom device [00:46] could it be this? "gdm3[923]: GLib: Source ID 423 was not found when attempting to remove it" [00:48] gnome-shell[9034]: Object St.Button (0x55a47a09e4e0), has been already deallocated — impossible to get any property from it. This might be caused by the object having been destroyed from C code using something such as destroy(), dispose(), or remove() vfuncs. [00:49] aha! Parse error on line 12 of section InputClass in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics-ubuntu.conf [00:52] user error [00:52] :D [00:52] it works now [01:06] how can I get all 4 of these to print on one line? cd /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id; cat sys_vendor product_version product_name product_sku [01:06] best I have come up with: echo $(cat sys_vendor) $(cat product_version) $(cat product_name) $(cat product_sku) === WalterWhitesCoo1 is now known as WalterWhitesCook [01:19] CarlFK, cat sys_vendor product_version product_name product_sku | xargs echo [01:23] rfm: nice. thanks. [01:52] Not sure if this is the right channel but here it goes. I am using Ubuntu and I installed wine. I successfully installed a video game and when I open up 'winecfg' i see the desktop icon on the virtual wine emulator. But issue is that shortcut isnt the correct one for the private server i play on. Was curious where does wine save the install files [01:52] at? Cant find it for the life of me [01:54] sure #winehq knows [01:54] !wine [01:54] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [01:54] thank you === zbenjamin is now known as Guest93820 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:25] What is an easy way to see what is holding the file system from being unmounted in recovery? === horrifide is now known as poxifide [02:31] Some weird shit just happened. I have Ubuntu 18.04 for x86-64, fully patched on HWE stack. I don't know what I pressed, but on the lock screen, where I'm supposed to enter my password to unlock, if I press any of Insert, Delete, Home, or End, the screen just turns black, and then if I press any other key, the screen comes back on and I see multiple characters have been input into the password input (though I obviously cannot see what characters are [02:31] actually there because they are all masked). [03:31] i installed apt-get install -qy postgresql=12+215.pgdg18.04+1 postgresql-contrib=12+215.pgdg18.04+1 [03:31] this a few months ago [03:31] and now it says it can not find them [03:31] wtf [03:32] i want to install exact versions [03:32] and I expect it to work in the future [03:32] why would this fail ? [03:32] does ubuntu clean out older versions of software in repositories? [03:36] !info postgresql | wunderbar [03:36] wunderbar: postgresql (source: postgresql-common (214ubuntu0.1)): object-relational SQL database (supported version). In component main, is optional. Version 12+214ubuntu0.1 (focal), package size 3 kB, installed size 66 kB [03:36] wunderbar, you haven't said what release, it looks like you got it from a PPA/3rd party not official repo at a glance [03:37] postgresql-10 was for bionic, postgresql-12 was focal; yet you have 18.04 in package name [03:38] yes, i am using it from another repo .. deb http://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/apt/ bionic-pgdg [03:38] are they cleaning them out? [03:38] but also [03:39] i had the same issue with gnupg [03:39] wunderbar, you'll have to ask them, that's noa Ubuntu repo but 3rd party [03:39] gnupg=2.2.4-1ubuntu1.2 [03:39] s/noa/not a\ [03:39] was not found [03:39] instead had to install 2.2.4-1ubuntu1.3 [03:39] guiverc how about the gnupg one ? === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly [03:40] wunderbar, I don't know your release, that looks like it was for a now-EOL release given package name [03:41] it is 18.04 [03:42] 2.2.4-1ubuntu1.3 I believe was version that came with bionic at release time [03:42] well, i've installed 1.2 in the past [03:42] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/amd64/gnupg/2.2.4-1ubuntu1.2 [03:43] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-security-proposed/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+build/16260087 [03:44] i am trying to figure out how this work [03:44] yep you're correct, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/amd64/gnupg shows it was built & removed [03:45] 2019 [03:45] guiverc why would it be removed [03:45] i expect my scripts to be able to run for at least 1 year [03:45] i can guarantee my system to work the same one year from now on.. if i can install the exact same set of programs [03:46] i can not if i am forced to update ... regardless of opinions [03:46] plus, i would not know if in this security update ... NSA included some of its own update [03:46] i am fine with using whatever was secure a year ago [03:47] annoying as hell [03:47] wunderbar, i can only offer https://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/g/gnupg2/gnupg2_2.2.4-1ubuntu1.3/changelog which shows why 1.3 replaced 1.2 [03:47] I have a problem. Trying to execute this script https://pastebin.com/PTLZgPPB and I get an error of https://pastebin.com/7m5FevjB . What am i doing wrong? Tried #winehq earlier but it seems they wanted me to ask yall here for ubuntu [03:50] random1: line 4 ... the path should be .wine/... not root/.wine/... [03:50] random1, what OS & release are you using, running GUI as root is unwise [03:50] should it be in " " ? [03:51] cd ".wine/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/Sony/EverQuest" like that ? [03:51] yes [03:51] let me check [03:52] it says ... /home/anonymous1/Desktop/everquest.sh: 4: cd: can't cd to .wine/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/Sony/EverQuest [03:53] yes but you started as root but now it looks for /home/anonymous [03:54] oh [03:54] you need to look into that everquesh.sh script [03:56] im confused -_- [03:56] should i put the .sh in my root directory ? [03:56] did you install the game as root or as anonymous1 ? [03:56] as root [03:57] its the only thing i run undere my root. i know its unsecure [03:57] but i accept its under root. im willing to take the security risks [03:57] why does it look for /home/anonymous1/Desktop/everquest.sh ? [03:58] because im under anonymous1 [03:58] i do everything under anonymous1 [03:58] you just said you're root [03:58] it installs it under anonymous (root) [03:58] but im logged into anonymous1 [03:58] sorry, I dont understand this [03:59] ok so i have 2 users right? my first user called "anonymous" when i installed ubuntu. then i created anonymous1 as my second user with administrator privledges. [04:00] i use anonymous1 for everything but for some reason my .wine installs files under my root in anonymous [04:01] I think you should use anonymous1 for every activity incl wine. This is your basic account with sudo privs [04:02] dont log as root or anonymous [04:02] yeah trust me i agree but for some reason wine installs everything under root [04:02] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=970765 [04:02] Debian bug 970765 in firefox "Enable WebExtensions Experiments in the packages" [Wishlist,Open] [04:02] you should have a .wine/ under /home/anonymous1 [04:03] it is what it is at this point. lets just say i accept i run it under root and i accept the security risks. what can i do to make this run ? [04:03] log into anonymous(root) ? instead of anonymous1 [04:04] well, I cannot help ... I will install wine on my 20.04 (as a regular user) and come back [04:04] ok thank you [04:04] u think logging into root would fix this ? [04:07] nm [04:07] i got it working. just run it under root [04:07] thank u [04:07] unless there is a /root/.wine/ and it is looking there ..... root's home dir is /root, anonymous1 home dir is /home/anomynous1 === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly === BradMc is now known as k44 [04:48] i have a 2GB ddr2 system that ran fast on windowsxp and after upgrading to windows10 it's too slow and it's unusable (even though i added 2GB extra ram on it) : would it be usuable with ubuntu? [04:50] lubuntu k44 [04:51] lotuspsychje what would happen if i install "regular UBUNTU" on that system [04:52] It will explode. [04:52] k44: gnome doesnt like less then 4GB ram, unless you start very extreme tweaking, i would not reccomend it [04:53] well it has 4GB [04:53] k44: i had gnome on 18.04 with 2GB ram for long time, but with an ssd and extreme tweaks [04:53] Yeah Lubuntu is good choice :) [04:53] since i added 2GB extra [04:53] k44: so it is possible, if you tweak your whole system [04:53] it's 4GB ddr2 system but non-ssd [04:53] Did you mean Windows 7 or really XP? [04:53] akem XP [04:53] Wow...ok. [04:54] k44: lubuntu 20.04 is very responsive too these days [04:54] and gnome on 20.04 much faster then 18.04 [04:56] k44: try to install these; sudo apt install preload haveged gnome-tweaks dconf-editor stacer bleachbit [04:57] k44: then tweak unwanted services and startup items [05:01] i am looking for linux distro that is not picky about "running as root" [05:01] ubuntu is too picky about "running as root" [05:03] !sudo | k44 [05:03] k44: sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !pkexec (for older releases: !gksu and !kdesudo). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo [05:03] i don't want to use SUDO, i just want to run everything as root [05:03] k44: its not such a great idea [05:03] again it's my computer, it shoujld be my choice [05:04] k44: whats your purpose? [05:04] just using youtube [05:04] nothing else [05:04] so i don't care about being hacked [05:04] k44: using just YT running as root is just a bit dull purpose dont you think [05:04] again, it's my choice [05:05] sure, but it doesnt make sense at all [05:05] what distro is not picky about running as root [05:05] k44: thats not to be discussed here [05:05] we only advice on ubuntu support issues here [05:06] k44: maybe ##linux ? [05:06] okay thanks [05:14] w [05:14] who [05:32] i like to play games offline. recently a simple game called quardapassel started sticking does anyone know how to stop this? [05:32] played fine at first now doesnt === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [07:46] Need some help with a 32-bit (i686) Ubuntu 18.04 laptop, apparently it decided it didn't want to load either its graphics card or wifi drivers anymore (lshw shows them as UNCLAIMED) [07:48] wipe and reinstall :D [07:49] (just sayin what I'd do) [07:49] and if the same thing happens... then deal with it [07:50] there's a billion and one ways to eff-up your video in linux [08:12] that's the easy way, I haven't reinstalled this installation since its 14.04 initial setup [08:13] long time ago... [08:13] migrated across 3 or 4 hardware platforms (newer laptops) [08:15] and my debian workstations at home and work have been installed in 2001. There's a lot of ways to break graphics, and there's also ways to fix them each and every time [08:15] Honestly I'm worried less about the graphics and more about the wifi [08:16] Because the graphics I can fix anywhere. Wifi I need an ethernet conn for, and that's not always easy to get [08:18] fayti1703, try a linux rescue cd/usb stick [08:19] see if wifi works [08:19] no excuse not to try that [08:24] hey! how come that i see stuff like "antigua and barbuda" when i set location while installing ubuntu server, but the whole Europe is hidden away in "other"? :) [08:24] https://i.imgur.com/We9VtSD.png [08:26] (okok, i see that UK and Ireland are there though hehe) [08:27] pirx, recent Ubuntu Server releases no longer use the debian installer anymore (subiquity replaced it), but those locations (for english) was done long (decades) ago by debian devs.. [08:31] guiverc: aaah, yes, i even managed to miss that i booted 16.04 iso here:) [08:31] I suspected it was old given the di (debian) installer [08:32] jelly, do you have our old devices air-gapped? [08:32] jelly, it just sounds SOOO unsafe to have that ancient of poop running [08:32] are you a bank.. or electric utility or something? === mateen1 is now known as mateen [09:33] Hey, is there a linux program that shows graphical representation of the filesystem layout i.e. where the files are written on the disk? [09:35] like the defrag view for windows ^^ [09:36] daregap: there are several packages that help finding structure, like baobab or bootchart, depends what you are trying to find/see? [09:38] just a graphical representation of the sectors in use by the filesystem that show where the files are stored [09:38] I've just booted up my Ubuntu 20.04 desktop and my nvidia graphics is not working correctly. Is anyone else having this issue? [09:40] Sakara: sudo lshw -C video in a pastebin please? [09:40] @lotuspsychje, https://pastebin.com/5dfb2NDB [09:41] Sakara: unclaimed, yeah driver not loaded, can you pastebin dmesg please? [09:42] @lotuspsychje, https://pastebin.com/iPyA2Ssg [09:44] Sakara: gonna lunch first, try to switch to another driver meanwhile [09:44] Sakara: ubuntu-drivers list, to see whats available === benfrancis5 is now known as benfrancis [09:49] join #python [09:51] lotuspsychje, there was some bug there. Your suggestion to use this ubuntu-drivers utility has worked. I ran `sudo ubuntu-drivers install nvidia` and things are working again. [09:52] Odd that I needed to do that. I'm sure I've updated before (including a kernel update) and no manual intervention was needed. [10:03] Hi! Any reason, why after attaching USB/SATA bridge with disk i can see in logs: kernel: sd 1:0:0:0: [sda] Attached SCSI disk, but no /dev/sd* device is created? [10:05] I see bridge via lsusb: Bus 003 Device 002: ID 174c:55aa ASMedia Technology Inc. Name: ASM1051E SATA 6Gb/s bridge, ASM1053E SATA 6Gb/s bridge, ASM1153 SATA 3Gb/s bridge, ASM1153E SATA 6Gb/s bridge [10:44] Sakara: the 440 version has a few known bugs on 20.04, your big RTX card also benefits the most recent driver possible [10:45] Is there any recommendable guide for securing your ubuntu server? If so, would you mind sharing it? [10:45] Sakara: wich version are you on now? [10:45] It selected to deploy 450. [10:45] flowinho: come join at #ubuntu-server if you like [10:45] Sakara: yeah, that sounds like a great choice [10:46] I guess it makes sense for stability to use the slightly older driver in the lts. [10:47] I'm not sure why the driver didn't load though. I'd think even if I had a trash card from nvidia I'd have still had the problem though. [10:47] Sakara: well in case of new hardware, LTS doesnt really count for stability on drivers [10:47] All I did to get into this trouble was apt get update && apt get upgrade and then no more graphics driver. [10:48] Sakara: did you recall wich driver it took by default? [10:48] It had 440 in place [10:48] it was what was there form the start I think. [10:48] Sakara: yeah, well as i said, the 440 has a few by default bugs on 20.04 [10:48] !20.04 [10:49] Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) is the 32nd release of Ubuntu and is the current !LTS release. Download at Download at https://www.ubuntu.com/download - Release notes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseNotes [10:49] Sakara: to find in the releasenotes [10:50] I guess this new zsys stuff I could have rolled back pretty easy. I tried to get into the menu to select a previous snapshot but didn't find how to get in tehre in the end. [10:50] Are there i386/i686 images for 18.04? [10:50] The 450 driver is working nicely for me now so its all good. Thanks for your suggests lotuspsychje. They really helped. [10:50] welcome Sakara ; ) [10:51] fayti1703: 18.04 still supports 32bit === mateen1 is now known as mateen [10:52] lotuspsychje: am aware, that's what I'm currently running. but I can't find any images for 32-bit at old-releases.ubuntu.com [10:58] fayti1703: wich image are you looking for exactly [10:59] lotuspsychje: anything live-bootable. [10:59] (with networking) [11:03] how can I download a file via curl? [11:03] fayti1703: something like this? http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/ [11:05] lotuspsychje: thanks, I'll try that. [11:08] zen_coder: if you do `curl {url}` it'll download to stdout, so just redirect it: `curl {url} > file.dat` [11:19] Sakara: i just saw a new bug today, bug #1896723 i wonder if thats what happend to you? system trying to update and 450 got stuck? [11:19] bug 1896723 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-450 (Ubuntu) "package nvidia-dkms-450 450.66-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: installed nvidia-dkms-450 package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 10" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1896723 [11:19] Sakara: or were you sure, you had 440 enabled before updating? === acheronuk is now known as RikMills === ace_me1 is now known as ace_me [12:39] Hi all [12:41] is it possible to bypass the proxy like http_proxy when it cannot connect to it ? === mateen1 is now known as mateen [12:45] Lutin: perhaps a question for ##networking ? [12:50] lotuspsychje not really because you set it in ubuntu as ENV :) [12:50] Lutin: if its an ubuntu issue, sure you can ask here [12:51] lotuspsychje I just did ? [13:20] so i have two issues one is that the screen keeps rotating by itself back and forth [13:20] its annoying [13:21] im not using gnome so i don't have the applet to lock the screen [13:21] is there some command i can use to do that? [13:24] retran: i386-netboot image can use that wifi adapter just fine (incl. before it starts pulling packages) [13:26] ok i fixed that myself [13:27] the one thats really causing issues is i have no sound. when i go into pulseaudio control dummy load is the only thing listed [13:27] i have a intel audio [13:27] there seems to be an issue with the device [13:28] when i try to install the driver for it i get an error saying theres no such device but my computer does see it if i use aplay -l [13:28] and its listed as default [13:28] ive been tearing my hair out trying to figure it out [13:29] it is a known problem in ubuntu but was supposedly fixed [13:29] not for me [13:29] it worked in 18.04 [13:29] so i may have to go back to that [13:31] also if i use HDA jack retasks it only sees the hdmi port not the sound chip [13:32] bostongeek36, sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel, also if you upgraded your kernel lately check alsamixer for automute enabled, if so disable it [13:32] you may have to reboot [13:32] alsamixer is only showing spdif [13:33] which im not even sure i have on this laptop [13:34] BluesKaj sudo modprobe sda-hda-intel showed nothing [13:34] good that means the driver loaded [13:35] something is borked. i may just go back to 18.04 [13:35] try a reboot [13:35] BluesKaj ive had this problem since upgrading ive done multiple reboots and shutdowns [13:36] doesn't matter bostongeek36, this is an old bug that's never been fixed, loading the driver with modprobe should fix it [13:36] ah [13:36] ok [13:37] yeah ive seen that [13:37] odd that it worked in 18.04 though [13:37] #archlinux [13:37] well it wasn't pure 18.04 so maybe the people that made it fixed the issue [13:38] i shall return! [13:38] ok so budgie is part of oficial ubuntu [13:38] we did a install on arm but have 1 issue [13:38] it wont leyt us login [13:39] we get the lightdm login screen but when we input the passwd it says incorrect [13:39] but I know 1000% its correct [13:42] rneese: did you try password from a tty? [13:43] Anyone here know how to use Inspircd with Ubuntu? [13:44] yes and it works fine [13:46] rneese: did you try a lightdm restart? [13:47] yes we even rebooted to test [13:49] we are running a new build now [13:49] to retest the install [13:50] So whenever I do ./inspircd start, it says there is no config file, I tried running it in superuser mode, but that didn't work either [13:57] rneese: maybe you can grab the lightdm.log from a tty to see what goes wrong? [14:03] can anyone tell me if you can get to http://www.mediase.com its a tree cam website. i'm looking for a manual. i get: ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED this site cannot be reached [14:04] but i can go to anyother website [14:05] xbfrog, doesn't work here either [14:06] on FF [14:06] heh, thanks :) [14:06] they say it does but apparently not [14:06] ok I will once the tbuild is done and i can retest [14:06] we wiped it and are reloadign [14:09] xbfrog: looks like it went down in 2016. it's archived, though. `archive.org`. === westor{off} is now known as westor [14:54] ok fresh install and now it says failed to start session [14:59] [+13.50s] DEBUG: Seat seat0: Failed to find session configuration budgie-desktop [14:59] [+13.50s] DEBUG: Seat seat0: Can't find session 'budgie-desktop' [14:59] we run the install script [14:59] nothing fails [14:59] until you try to login [15:00] bbiab [15:10] docker search ubuntu [15:10] Got permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket at unix:///var/run/docker.sock: Get http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fdocker.sock/v1.40/images/search?limit=25&term=ubuntu: dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: permission denied [15:10] new in Ubuntu === strobelight is now known as Guest3374 [15:13] sachchanagarik: Try 'sudo docker search ubuntu' === strobelight_ is now known as strobelight [15:23] thnx texas [15:24] thnx @Texas [15:25] yep [15:26] sachchanagarik: Usually any time you get a permission error, you can solve it by using sudo. Just make sure the command you're running is safe :) [15:26] sudo means to run it as root [15:28] Texas: thank you for the info [15:28] You're welcome [15:29] It can be remembered and understood like this: Super User DO :) [15:30] I think that's actually what it stands for, but don't quote me on that. [15:34] sudo is with root permissions, not as root [15:35] Really the same idea [15:35] It runs it with your home folder [15:35] Unless you tell it otherwise [15:37] one can become root with sudo su [15:37] Or sudo -s [15:38] Which again, runs commands with your homefolder [15:38] I'm old school i guess [15:38] But this argument is sort of not needed === Waggie2 is now known as Waggie [15:39] :) [15:40] debian permissions used to piss me off, was glad when ubuntu showed up [15:40] Ubuntu is pretty much a simpler version of debian. The GUI is better too. [15:47] Is there any way to remove sudo command every time when i give docker command [15:47] sachchanagarik: Automatically run it with sudo? [15:48] You could probably write a bash script for it [15:49] bbiab[+3227.66s] DEBUG: Greeter requests default session [15:49] [+3227.66s] DEBUG: Seat seat0: Failed to find session configuration budgie-desktop [15:49] [+3227.66s] DEBUG: Seat seat0: Can't find session 'budgie-desktop' [15:49] so it looks like budgie has issues [15:49] rneese: What are you trying to do? [15:49] we use the budgie install script on a arm64 board [15:50] and it installed we rebooted and tried to login [15:50] but it fails to start session [15:50] you know i am trying to learn how to use docker and every time it is asking me permission so now every time I need use sudo command which is not given by instructor so aI am confused [15:50] "the budgie install script " .. url? [15:50] seat0 looks like a multi seat thingy? [15:50] sachchanagarik: Instead of using 'docker search' use 'sudo docker search' [15:51] its in the ubuntu pkgs apt install ubuntu-budgie-desktop [15:51] https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-budgie-desktop-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [15:52] it says its officialy supported by ubuntu [15:52] Texas: ya i did that now for every other code such as 'docker images' I have to use sudo. Is there any way/method to remove that [15:53] and its in the ubuntu pkgs [15:53] rneese, indeed it is, you got my attention by the script thingy, so i wondered. [15:53] sachchanagarik: Not really except for writing a bash script that runs docker with sudo automatically [15:53] Tbh, it's probably easier to just use sudo each time [15:53] Texas: thanks for your help [15:54] so we did the install no issue until login [15:54] You're welcome [15:54] :D [15:55] we are looking to put it on arm boards as it is supported if we can get it working [15:59] so now I dont get whats going on [15:59] we followed the install [15:59] might be xorg running the wrong video [16:00] rneese: maybe the #ubuntu-arm or #ubuntu-budgie guys know more of it? [16:00] ok [16:09] i'm trying to pair a logitech m720 to ubuntu 20.04 and ubuntu doesnt see the mouse when paring mode is active. what can i do? [16:12] i bought 2 m720's for 2 laptops running ubuntu 20.04 one connected fine, this one wont connect [16:12] or at least not seen by ubuntu bluetooth [16:12] are those good mice? [16:13] should be just bought them [16:13] both new [16:13] Greenfrog: did you try to pai with blueman yet? [16:13] *pair [16:14] um, is blueman a default installed app? [16:14] looks like the meta install pkg is broken [16:15] it sinstalls a few wallpapers but never installs budgie [16:15] i open bluetooth app and it connects to another bt mouse but cant find the m720 [16:17] !info blueman | Greenfrog [16:17] Greenfrog: blueman (source: blueman): Graphical bluetooth manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.1.2-1 (focal), package size 639 kB, installed size 3003 kB [16:19] okdj@greenfrog:~$ !info blueman | greenfrog [16:19] bash: !info: event not found [16:19] Greenfrog: sudo apt install blueman [16:20] ok done [16:20] Greenfrog: reboot and try again pairing with blueman this time [16:21] ok b bak [16:26] installed blueman rebooted no change in bluetooth connection [16:27] do i need to specifically start blueman? [16:27] Greenfrog: ok, could you pastebin your dmesg please [16:27] ok [16:30] https://pastebin.com/cfEG2rSm [16:31] need something to drink, be right back [16:31] Hello, my hostname changed to dhcppc1, and even when I change it with hostnamectl set-hostname, hostname, changing the files /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname and even removing ~/.Xauthority, after reboot it will again change to dhcppc1, please help me about this [16:34] Greenfrog: do you have any other BT devices branched currently? [16:34] yes [16:35] one, another bt mouse [16:35] i did disconnect that mouse and used the finger pad to connect and no change [16:36] Saeid: try settings>about. Is the device name correct? (I assume you're on 20.04 [16:36] it doesnt show up in the device list [16:37] Greenfrog: please while you test BT, leave a journactl -f open in realtime, maybe we can catch usefull errors [16:37] ok [16:37]