[01:00] <Aydin> Hello can someone help me with something
[01:00] <wxl> !ask
[01:03] <Aydin> Ah okay sorry, Can someone help me install nvidia 390 legacy driver, my notebook currently runs nvidia 820m, which i'd assume the recent one supported is the legacy 390 one, also using the additional drivers tool installs either the 450 or the 340 which both reboot into a blackscreen
 How can I split screen?
 All I tried to create the shortcut Super+Left/Right doesn't work
[11:42] <guiverc> @Fairnandes, https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/F/keyboard_shortcuts.html provides a list of the Keyboard shortcuts in Lubuntu 20.04 LTS/20.10 ; you didn't provide release details.
 Right, but none of these have the effect of splitting screen horizontally.
 For former versions, the following workaround doesn't fit
 @Fairnandes [Right, but none of these have the effect of splitting screen horizontally.], Which version of Lubuntu do you have?
 http://v1chak.blogspot.com/2013/03/lubuntu-openbox-keybind-to-split-screen.html
 20.04.1
 The faux tiling was removed since it conflicts with the super key bindings. You can add that back into the openbox configuration but you should change the keybind.
 How do I do that?
 You have to add them back into the `lxqt-rc.xml` file. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/jn2NgFXTc5/
 You will want to change the `W` for something else though.
 Tried it, but is not working though
 You will have to log out and back in if you haven't done that.
[15:20] <kc2bez> what happens if you try to start it manually?
[15:25] <kc2bez> `systemctl start cups-browsed.service`
 *throws a sudo into the mix*
[15:26] <kc2bez> It should prompt you
 i'm picky ;)
[15:26] <kc2bez> Either way
[15:40] <kc2bez> `systemctl status cups-browsed.service` Will let you know if the start was successful.
[15:43] <kc2bez> `journalctl -u cups-browsed.service` will show you log messages for that systemd unit.
[15:57] <kc2bez> That is a different service. There are some cups logs in `/var/log/cups/` that might help as well.
 i should point out that what you're seeing is a cups-browsed coredump.  that SUGGESTS a segfault somewhere
 which is a Bad Thing
 just my 2 cents
 `segmentation fault (Core dumped)` is usually the indication you've got something going haywire with a program.
 but the cause of segfaults could be irrelevant from a reinstall
 is this a fresh install you did, or did you upgrade from an older release?
 just asking because sometimes that is a relevant bit
 kc2bez: unrelated: I hate segfaults >.<
[16:05] <kc2bez> Yeah, that is bad stuff.
 from 20.04?
 kc2bez: something to add to the QA tests in development side of things.  ^^
 Michaël you could ATTEMPT a fresh install of 20.10 after backing up the data you want to keep
 and MAYBE it'd work (there could be leftovers from 20.04 that broke things)
 but if you do that and get the segfaults still then you should probably open a bug, so the devs can dig deeper
 any CUPS components segfaulting is a Bad Thing
[16:07] <kc2bez> I upgraded my box here to 20.10 and I don't have a CUPS issue.
 kc2bez: could be unique to their system.  Keeping the old config could cause the breakages too
 esp. if CUPS has things it *needs* during the upgrade.
[16:07] <kc2bez> Right
 @kc2bez [<kc2bez> I upgraded my box here to 20.10 and I don't have a CUPS issue.], I have done many upgrades to 20,10 and tested printing - never had a CUPS issue (mostly HP printers)
 you can probably find and remove the config file and then reinstall / regenerate but I don't have the steps for it right now (little busy with work)
 @teward001 [kc2bez: unrelated: I hate segfaults >.<], you're not the only one (stupid pointers... 😆)
 lol
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