[00:47] 04:00.0 PCI bridge: ASMedia Technology Inc. ASM1083/1085 PCIe to PCI Bridge (rev 04) [00:47] i'm not able to enable this [00:48] it's a wifi card on pcie [00:48] desktop [00:52] according to linux-hardware it is supported [00:56] Hi. I'm on 20.04.2 and I cannot load custom .desktop files. I installed the with desktop-file-install ~/.local/share/applications my.desktop, updated the cache, restarted, etc. I tried it with different .desktop files, it simply won't show up in the launcher. This is a *clean* install. [01:10] hello [01:13] I don't have a problem, infact this is the reverse of that, but I'm just curious if this is all in my head but , see i run xubuntu because it's a really old core2duo imac computer, and i just got a cable to be able to go from mini dvi on the imac to a 1080p monitor , and by disabling the imac screen the performance is better than when i just was using the imac screen [01:13] is that even possible [01:13] like is it that the monitor being off is drawing less heat to the rest of the system since it's all inside the screen? [01:14] or is this all in my head [01:14] some of the older graphics chipsets could do *one* screen accelerated and the other screen would just be a dumb framebuffer [01:14] Saito552: maybe it performs better at a different resolution? I don't think it has anything to do with heat/power to the built in LCD [01:14] I don't know about your machine, but I wouldn't be surprised if it had the horsepower to do accelerated graphics to only one monitor [01:14] i dunno i just got the cable, disabled the internal imac screen and it performs way dif than the mac screen did [01:15] when it was just the imac's screen [01:15] never ran 2 at the same time [01:15] ahhh [01:15] at least at desktop [01:15] what's going on for me is it starts on the imac, loads xubuntu then at desktop i have it disable the mac screen and switch over [01:15] it does it while it's loading [01:15] automatically [01:16] this screen is 1080p and i have to look up again the wierd resolution the imac has [01:17] 1680 x 1050 [01:18] hmm those are pretty similar, it's not like one is half the pixels of the other.. [01:18] AMD ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 [01:19] i mean my theory is the screen being turned off is lessening the heat and stuff being put on the parts inside [01:20] but im def noticing some difs here [01:20] certainly plausible; you could check CPU power / speed? [01:20] let me see ive been using linux for a few years but still pretty newbie [01:20] i got a temp monitor thing [01:20] sudo cpupower frequency-info [01:21] if your guess is right, probably the cpu temp is the same no matter what -- just the 'source' of the heat changes [01:22] command not found [01:22] i guess i dont have that one hold on [01:22] ok which of these do i need [01:23] tools common or oem-tools common [01:23] let me use the thing i got now psensor instead [01:24] has my cores around 50C [01:24] ill switch them and see what it does [01:26] hmm i dunno but whatevs damn linux can be magic heh [01:26] saves old computers [01:26] less ewaste [02:22] i2c_hid confliting psmouse === zbenjamin is now known as Guest91731 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [03:56] Napsterbater [03:57] NAPSSS [03:57] haha [03:57] sorry [03:57] its funny === NAPSSS is now known as naps === naps is now known as napstarr === mekely is now known as Mekely [05:51] Having a bit of a problem with an external HDD, permanently mounted... being rw for root, and ro for everyone else. === ravustaj1 is now known as ravustaja === StathisA_ is now known as StathisA [06:35] hi, i'm looking for a arm64 based touch screen device where i can install ubuntu and on it install my own software.. any ideas for what device i could get? [06:49] does anyone know a proper working remote desktop solution? [06:49] the VNC stuff I tried was all not working and x2go has no good support with OSX clients [07:06] dirtwash: real vns with login-pass [07:07] realvnc* [07:13] Hello! Is there going to be a tomcat 10 deb package soon ? [07:23] Can someone please tell me what's causing this error during boot >>> https://ibb.co/XzVz230 [07:24] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2-signed/+bug/1840560 [07:24] Launchpad bug 1840560 in grub2-signed (Ubuntu) ""error: can't find command hwmatch" during grub" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:26] np === creamking is now known as cream [08:28] hello. I have sound problems in my dell xps 9700. I made a bug report it, and apparently a solution is to add "CONFIG_SND_SOC_INTEL_SOUNDWIRE_SOF_MACH=m" to the kernel config. How can I do this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1912673 [08:28] Launchpad bug 1912673 in linux (Ubuntu) "sounds not working on Dell XPS 17 (9700)" [Undecided,Confirmed] [08:32] is it the /boot/config 5..... [09:11] what is for /usr/sbin/uuidd I see it reported by CSF firewall as exceeding -> Exceeded: 8630407 > 1800 (seconds) some limit present in the setting. On that ubuntu is running with docker-compose some services Anyone know ? [09:43] Some Ubuntu guys here aware of a Bug with remoteip Apache Module in 18.04 i checked Launchpad but not found anything [09:45] if not i will probably file one ;-) [09:54] Hello channel, can pfsense be installed on ubuntu??? [09:55] AndroUser10: same answer than i write on #linux [10:01] How does stat() know how many hardlinks there are to a particular inode? Namely, if I know there are two hardlinks; shouldnt I be able to get their paths without having to search the entire filesystem? [10:21] AndroUser10: On their homepage it states that it is based on FreeBSD, so odds are that it will not run out of the box on Ubuntu. [10:23] AndroUser10: They appear to have a dedicated support team for thier product, so I think they can give a more thurough answer. === blueeagle is now known as BlueEagle === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 === nuala2 is now known as nuala === bildramer1 is now known as bildramer [12:03] 'Morning folks === facetus_malum4 is now known as facetus_malum === jpds_ is now known as jpds [12:40] hi all, how do I enable ssh access to the 20.04 installer while it's running? [12:40] centos/rhel I can ssh into the installer, can't seem to figure out how to do it for ubuntu [12:47] se-sm-ca: i think you need to boot into the live desktop, then install ssh on it and run the installer from the live desktop [12:56] lotuspsychje: ah I'm thinking more in the preseed [12:56] I don't have video access [12:57] se-sm-ca: elaborate your end goal a bit more, volunteers might have other ideas for you [13:02] lotuspsychje: so in anaconda (centos installer) it can have an ssh server running in the installer by adding the "inst.sshd=1" kernel command line option, letting someone ssh into a running install to debug things remotely. I'm trying to find the ubuntu equivalent since I do not have video access to these servers, and they're stuck on one part of the installation process === mateen1 is now known as mateen === mateen1 is now known as mateen [13:58] hello [13:59] how can i recover my windows partion on nvme? undo it? [14:00] imrjd: you can recover files with photorec if you like [14:02] undo the whole i nuked my partition thing? [14:02] i wanted to format my usb disk but nuked my windows10 parition [14:04] imrjd: not undo, recover lost data on it [14:13] nothing important was on it [14:13] now if reboot i will loose my ubuntu also [14:19] which should i install first Windows or Unbuntu [14:19] Windows [14:20] how much diskpace i need for root partition to be on Nvme drive? so i can boot it faster [14:50] How to force systemd-timesyncd or chrony to use TCP instead of UDP? [14:56] marisn: I think its UDP only [14:58] Amol: :-( NTP UDP port is blocked on network level == no NTP for me :( [15:00] Hi! Is it normal for Ubuntu 20.10 to use 11GB of memory? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/T6myJBpc3B/ [15:06] depends on what you're running ... perhaps look at top to see what processes are using that much memory [15:11] Firefox/Web Content. But those memory numbers doesn't seem to add to 11 gigs [15:31] pizzaburger, how many tabs? [15:50] oerheks 5 yt [15:53] nice, so if you have the memory, youtube will use it [16:23] Hello, I'm having issues using VLC and have pinned it down to this topic: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1254544/vlc-crashes-when-opening-any-file-ubuntu-20-04 [16:24] They suggest to use 'MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=i965', but my driver is i915. [16:24] I'm a bit confused [16:33] Ok, apparently: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1288395/system-is-unusable-after-upgrade-to-20-10-i915-gpu-hang [16:33] Maybe it has something to do with that [16:36] xnat834[m], which VLC exactly? the apt version or snap? [16:37] https://snapcraft.io/vlc could give a newer version for Focal [16:37] apt https://launchpad.net/vlc/+packages [16:37] The problem is that 'vainfo' also gives me errors [16:39] vainfo: https://bin.disroot.org/?46d056063a92e9b1#BnE4Z2Di2b51eHhjsqgF6mtELYXiXxCeZQgaTtuAkPsW [16:39] vlc --version: https://bin.disroot.org/?6b11a8c0a67c0e89#7ptJvvgQd1qbxsipo7n7zhhyQYPEGh24tyykZi6mCCni [16:39] 'VLC media player 3.0.11.1 Vetinari (revision 3.0.11.1-0-g52483f3ca2)' [16:40] I have a feeling something is trying to use that i965 driver and I only have i915 or something [16:40] try the snap version, it can be installed side-by-side [16:40] But my knowledge is too limited [16:40] Ok, one moment === elibrokeit is now known as pacman-get === pacman-get is now known as elibrokeit [16:44] It works! [16:44] nice [16:44] Weird, so it really seems to be a VLC-specific issue? [16:44] remove the apt version and have fun! [16:45] i think kernel /i915 update [16:45] You mean the older VLC version didn't adapt to a new kernel/i915 update? [16:46] A bit weird because it came with my distribution... [16:46] Welll.. === badbodh is now known as sourchasm === badbodh is now known as sourchasm [18:28] Wine is installed but I cannot get it to run a windows program. What's the trick please? :) [18:29] JoeLlama, the trick is: join #winehq for application help/docs [18:29] !wine [18:29] 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 [18:30] oOo thanks oerheks [18:31] Wine is installed but I cannot get it to run a windows program. What's the trick please? :) [18:31] oops [18:31] wrong channel [18:35] I have a trading program that I have installed on my PC and I can connect to it using their API and TCP Socket. If the program is not running my c++ program keeps trying to connect and of course fails but there is a about 2 minutes delay each time. I don't think they have added delay and this is probably TCP wait time. Where can I change this to be 0? [18:35] Error. Id: -1, Code: 509, Msg: Exception caught while reading socket - Connection reset by peer [18:39] how do I get the panel to open at the bottom of the screen rather than the top in xubuntu 20.04? [18:39] monsterco, care to share what program, what ubuntu version? at least.. [18:39] the websites don\t male sense on how to do this [18:39] at least for me [18:40] Ubuntu 20.04 [18:40] JoeLlama: just right click on the panels to customize them [18:41] program is a trading application so probably won't make a difference other than it takes tcp socket but also it is NOT running [18:41] so every 2 minutes I get the error message but I want that to be much less and contineous attempts to connect [18:41] seems like tcp stack (maybe?) is only trying every 2 minutes to connect [18:41] oerheks, ^ [18:42] monsterco, yes, the exact program info please, why hold back ?? [18:42] others might be able to help you, i am having diner now [18:42] * oerheks afk [18:44] because it doesn't matter [18:44] the program is NOT running [18:44] if it is running I connect right away [18:44] if it is not running of course my c++ doesn't connect and gives that error but only every 2 mins; I want that delay shortened. It has nothing to do with the program. [18:47] monsterco: why are do you want the delay shortened for your program if you know the trading app isn't running? are you going to use the program with something else? [18:49] 'ello [18:49] I just reinstalled a ubuntu server, or i went from v14 to v20 in one go [18:50] ookay thanks ThinkT510 [18:50] thought I did that and couldn\t find an option [18:50] Using the same ssh client with the same settings (and the same name of the account) i can get in without problems, but my character or locale settings are a bit messed up, as can be the case with a new machine. [18:50] lemme try again [18:51] which option ThinkT510 ? I am running xubuntu 20.04 [18:51] Since i'm running the same ssh client without any change, i figure the problem is all on the server side and not on my desktop side. Where do i start investigating? Do i need to do soemthign with the "locales" package? Curses, for instance, like in this weechat irc client, does not look like it should [18:52] nope nope nope ThinkT510 there is no option I can find that will open the panel at the bottom of the screen :( [18:52] I'm guessing it may be related to 7bit versus 8 bit ascii or something. The thing is i am not USAmerican so i should probably not set the most common recommended setting that i can find out there online.... [18:53] JoeLlama: go to settings, you can add/remove/move panels [18:54] oh okay ThinkT510 :) [18:55] ThinkT510, you mean right click on the panel and go to panel preferrences? [18:55] there is no settings [18:56] * JoeLlama waits for ThinkT510 (: [18:57] JoeLlama: yes, under preferences [18:58] hrm... specifically what do I click on ThinkT510 ?? [18:59] JoeLlama: sorry, busy [18:59] there is nothing that says move to bottom or anything... [18:59] how to disable builtin feature linux? [18:59] ah okay gotcha ThinkT510 [18:59] anyone else understand how to move the panel from the top of the screen to the bottom? seems like it would be easy but I don't think so. [19:00] again xubuntu 20.04 [19:01] websites tell me to do this and that but that is not the preferences I am seeing. [19:02] JoeLlama, if i remember correctly you unlock the panel and drag it by a corner to the bottom of the screen [19:03] I tried that didn't work right but maybe I try agian thanks :) [19:04] well that worked but now the panel doesn't hide [19:06] in the panel settings there should be auto hide [19:06] oh it's fixed now... how do I get more thank six lines of panel notobvious ? [19:06] yes autohide was checked [19:07] guess it took a few seconds to register dunno [19:07] so yeah need more than six lines of panel.... how do I configue that notobvious ?? [19:07] good job so far btw :) [19:09] hrm gunna go deal with it... bbl thanks for the help guys [19:10] dont know that part [20:00] hi. [20:01] about to update a 16.04LTS to 18.04LTS but apt update gets stuck at Get:6 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-security/multiverse amd64 DEP-11 Metadata [2468 B] [20:01] 0% waiting for headers. well. why won't it proceed [20:03] that's strange :/ I just now did a wget mirror of that whole directory structure and it downloaded half a megabyte of data over 93 files in a few seconds [20:04] I think ^C that and restart your update? [20:05] did. not better. [20:05] the interwebs suggest to force ipv4. gonna see if it helps [20:08] not better. [20:11] deadrom: I haven't downloaded dep-11 data for a few years, I think I got annoyed by similar things when I disabled it.. [20:12] deadrom: look around in /etc/apt/prefs.d to see if you can find a config file that causes dep-11 to be downloaded; you can probably rename that file to add an .ignore suffix or something to get apt to ignore it -- I'm pretty sure I just removed mine [20:13] dep-11 supplies icons and screenshots and metadata for the graphical app store thing, which I don't have installed; if you use that, you'll probably want to put it back once you're done with the upgrade [20:21] sarnold: only rfd to dep-11 is in apt-conf.d/50appstream [20:23] deadrom: ah, sorry to send you to the wrong place :( -- mv that file to your home directory or something, then re-issue the apt update [20:24] no idea what wrong with this piece of shit. I renamed .disabled, apt update hung at line 3 teamviewer-repos [20:24] i removed teamviewer, now angs at line 2 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-security InRelease [109 kB] [20:24] I think I pull a fresh 20.04 now and install right over, something is fishy here [20:25] I swear to bob, every piece of IT from that guy is *cursed* [20:26] deadrom: argh. :( can you browse http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu with w3m or lynx or similar on this machine? [20:28] sarnold: I got shot in my tracks: minutes after hooking this computer to my network switch my network starts hiccuping [20:28] which explains the recent wonky problems with his networked printer [20:29] deadrom: hmm; are you thinking there's something onthe machine that's causing wider network problems? that's certainly possible, but I've not seen that for ages.. [20:29] intel NUC. I thin kI just pluck out the ssd and jam it into a proper PC [20:29] CURSED. [20:34] now I remember that he said: the mouse and keyboard occasionally stop responding and have to be reconnected at usb. [20:34] usb drops out, network jeopardized everything... something in this thing is shot [20:35] flaky power supply, insufficient power supply can give you some pretty confusing results [20:43] sarnold: I thought in that direction, too. DC-In. could be VRMs, too [20:44] intel was a bit greedy with compacting the NUCs. [20:45] some lift the fan to see if the CPU is real, and plug it back on, without fresh paste [20:45] deadrom, try some intel tools to check hw [20:45] windows only, afaik https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000024102/intel-nuc.html [20:47] oerheks: not old enough for dry paste, never tinkered with, first owner [20:50] standard 19V 65W... could hack its head of and transplant on a lenovo... [20:52] Ughhh i thought i fixed some more character related issues by installing a locale, but now i realized i've also changed the language that things like apt communicate in... so its not english. Well i guess the "os" is not english any more. [20:53] Is it possible to have the best of borth worlds? I want basicly my whole experience to be in english, but i want to be able to write and read my special characters... [20:53] sybariten: I think dpkg-reconfigure locales will probably do the right thing [20:54] sybariten: there's a fair amount of details on https://wiki.debian.org/Locale if you need more than that [20:54] Hello! I have a Ryzen CPU without a GPU. How can I install the proprietary drivers for the integrated GPU in Ubuntu? Thank you! [20:55] ryzen comes with gpu build-in indeed, why does it not work? [20:56] the installer should have selected the right firmware packages during installation [20:57] it works. I just want better performance like I have in windows [20:57] lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display' # what does driver in use say? [20:57] the additional drivers app doesnt show anything to install or remove [20:58] radeon should be oke [20:58] 05:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Picasso (rev c2) [20:58] Subsystem: Lenovo ThinkPad E595 [20:58] Kernel driver in use: amdgpu [20:58] Kernel modules: amdgpu [20:58] oh even amdgpu [20:58] what does that mean? [20:59] !amdgpu [20:59] Open drivers for AMD cards: amdgpu (cards >= GCN1.2 aka GCN 3rd gen), radeon (older cards). AMD has a closed driver named amdgpu-pro that supports the same cards as amdgpu, but it is generally unnecessary. FGLRX is not supported in any current Ubuntu version or in this channel. For info on GCN levels, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units [20:59] So would i get better performance installing amdgpu-pro? [21:00] i'm running ubuntu 18.04 and i'm having some strange issues right now. i'll give two examples. one scenario is where i can have a firefox window behind a terminal window and when i click on the browser window it does not raise but clicking will select the browser. then i can move the mouse over the terminal window and right click and instead of getting the terminal context menu i get the firefox context menu [21:01] maybe, install them manually, or the oibaf ppa https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-the-latest-amd-radeon-drivers-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [21:01] I'm using ubuntu 20.04 [21:01] sarnold: thank you.... seems like a common suggestion is also to export some variable in bashrc, but i wonder if this is the most reasonable way to do it, just feels like a bit like a "make-up" thing to me [21:01] same [21:01] the link says ubuntu 18.04 [21:02] so that is kinda two examples, one being that windows don't always raise on click and the other is the weird behavior with regard to context menus [21:02] there are others but they are more difficult to describe. they all seem to revolve around losing control of the mouse in various ways [21:02] sybariten: well, different people want different things :) setting variables in bash may not help if you run mostly gui tools.. [21:03] is it ok if i install the driver from this site? https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-amdgpu-unified-linux-20-30 [21:04] no idea, I've never known anyone to do that before [21:04] sarnold: well no, this is a headless machine.... it just felt (a little) like a "hack" laying on the surface, if you understand, since other things are more "integrated" (such as running a dpkg tool). But i think the reconfiogure tool may actually have helped me get english messages now. Thanks! [21:04] I dont know if that helps with the ryzen processors though... It doesnt say ryzen it just lists dedicated GPU models [21:04] kepael, if you do, you will need to reinstall the driver every kernel update, and update that package too when there are fixes [21:05] the oibaf ppa is a known driver ppa, i would use that. [21:05] sybariten: there's no fantastic way to let every user on the system select their own language, and let users select different languages per process, etc .. it's all pretty complicated [21:05] sarnold:yup i can imagine === rfm_ is now known as rfm [21:06] sybariten: I for one hate the new 20.04 LTS date -u output: "Fri 12 Mar 2021 09:06:08 PM UTC" [21:06] 09 .. PM. WAT. [21:07] sarnold: oh.. but thats just nine in the morning in USAmerican isn't it? [21:08] mine says 21 now, so thats good. Well its not good cause the server's one hour wrong, but... [21:09] sybariten: that's the thing -- it used to say 21, now it says "09 pm". I hates it I do. [21:09] ok. Yeah thats a locale issue on your end mayube? [21:09] oerheks: It seems that the PPA only installs the open source drivers... Wouldnt i get as good performance as in windows if i install the proprietary amd driver? The one from this site https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-amdgpu-unified-linux-20-45 [21:11] sybariten: it's apparently an intentional upstream change https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/1862055 [21:11] Launchpad bug 1862055 in glibc (Ubuntu) "date format changed in focal" [Undecided,New] === Fire-Dragon-DoL- is now known as Fire-Dragon-DoL [21:18] sarnold:so its a feature, not a bug... [21:18] sybariten: right :) [21:29] ugh i just realized my "locale" command outputs different things depending on if i'm running it inside or outsied of tmux .... so consquently i can for instance also only type my local extra characters only when i'm in emacs outside of tmux, not when running emacs inside tmux... [21:33] sybariten: ^B :setenv FOO BAR can be used to change the environment variables in tmux, so that new processes spawned from tmux get different values [21:36] sarnold:thanks... [21:47] Hello. Does anyone know if this drive will help me with my Ryzen 3500u performance? https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-amdgpu-unified-linux-20-45 [22:03] / [22:21] could someone with 20.04 do me a favour and check if apt update right now works? [22:21] i just installed a machien from scratch, kept /home though, ehternet, wifi - apt update gets stuck on line 2 "security" repos [22:25] it works [22:25] then this machine is knackered. makes no sense though. [22:25] deadrom: wfm on both a focal and bionic system [22:27] sarnold: sorry what? [22:27] ooh. you know, I just remembered busted PMTU disocvery can lead to problems like this. any chance you're got a firewall on the system, or the network, that's dropping ICMP packets? [22:27] deadrom: wfm == works for me [22:27] no, apart from a simple stateful nothing like that [22:27] how do I disable all ipv6 for 20.04? [22:28] so your hardware seems to be toast, as you earlier was thinking. [22:28] or maybe change network cable? [22:28] oerheks: I even tried wifi [22:29] tried a different psu, too. had one with those specs [22:29] I think I might try popping the ssd in anothe rmachine [22:29] actually I'll just do that [22:41] same. popped the SSD in a thinkpad T400. wired eth. disabled ipv6 temporary [22:42] this here is a 18.04, apt update jsut goes through [22:43] no wait... problem with http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates InRelease [22:44] hello, is vboot-tools package present in ubuntu? [22:44] i can't seem to install it on my machine [22:45] macc24_: I can't spot anything with that name in any release of ubuntu [22:45] macc24_: negative. No packages nor files named vboot-tools [22:45] okay, would it work if i installed a debian package? [22:45] macc24_: I wouldn't. What is vboot-tools for exactly? [22:46] leftyfb: cgpt [22:46] and other chromebook-specific binaries [22:46] to interact with partition table, to package kerkel etc. [22:46] macc24_: there is vboot-utils and cgpt packages [22:46] oh [22:46] i'll try installing it [22:47] what are the fastest mirrors? [22:48] deadrom: what package(s) are you installing? [22:49] leftyfb: just apt update. takes ages. [22:50] ran a download, my line is fine [22:50] deadrom: then just use the main one us.archive.ubuntu.com [22:50] deadrom: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors - choose what works best for your location. [22:51] deadrom: maybe pick an https mirror -- I wonder if your ISP is running a transparent http proxy. those are often pretty poor. [22:52] deadrom: I used to use ubuntu.media.mit.edu and found it the fastest even from other countries. But it had an issue with not being up to date at one point so I went back to the main one === j is now known as jess [23:13] can I round robin mirrors within, say EU? [23:14] just use main [23:14] you could probably convince apt-transport-mirror(1) to do something like that, but it'll wind up duplicating a bunch of the lists in /var/lib/dpkg/ [23:15] it's probably better to just pick one that works fast and keeps up to date [23:59] Trying to apt upgrade a vps with 20.04 lts but this error: http://ix.io/2SCs [23:59] i can only boot with the old kernel