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lotuspsychjegood morning01:57
marcoagpintoMorning!04:24
wyoungAfternoon!05:33
lordievaderGood morning06:22
ducassegood morning07:58
tomreynmiddle of the day, kind of afternnoon-ish!14:12
jochensptomreyn: o/16:26
tomreynhi jochensp16:26
jochenspto recap: focal-updates contained libc6_2.31-0ubuntu9.3 before but it was removed and now provides 2.31-0ubuntu9.2 again (cf. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/1912652/comments/15) this breaks systems with the .3 installed. I would expect version numbers in focal-updates to only increase, is there such guarantee?16:28
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1912652 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu Hirsute) "Upgrading libc6-lse breaks on systems it is in use" [Undecided,Confirmed]16:28
tomreynbreaks how?16:29
jochensplike you have libc6_2.31-0ubuntu9.3 installed and now want to install libc6-i386 where you only get .2 but due to being version locked with libc6 is not installable16:30
jochenspsame for libc6-dev16:30
tomreynhmm, i see.  can't comment then.16:31
jochensptomreyn: ok, where should I ask then?16:31
TJ-jochensp: see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+publishinghistory16:32
jochenspTJ-: I saw that and I think it's a bad idea ;)16:32
tomreynjochensp: the initial question seems like a support question to me. just the "how do you call this" question didn't seem like one, which is why i suggested moving here to keep the name discussion out of #ubuntu.-16:32
TJ-due to https://bugs.launchpad.net/snap-core20/+bug/192635516:32
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1926355 in snap-core20 "Snap applications segfault with new core20 (rev: 1015+)" [Critical,New]16:32
TJ-The update has been reverted, please downgrade glibc binary packges to 2.31-0ubuntu9.2 until the new update becomes available.16:33
TJ-The problem seems to be caused by the fix for LP: #1914044.16:33
ubot5Launchpad bug 1914044 in glibc (Ubuntu Focal) "[SRU] gstreamer fails with "cannot allocate memory in static TLS block" error on aarch64" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/191404416:33
jochenspTJ-: I downgraded, but I think Canonical should have issued a .4 equal to the .2 instead16:34
TJ-jochensp: agreed16:34
tomreyni tend to agree to this16:34
TJ-jochensp: .4-really.216:34
jochenspno real need to use -really if it's not a upstream version revert ;)16:35
tomreynthis has been done before, not sure why it wasn't done here, or not yet16:35
TJ-I wonder if it was deleted because the AA thought it was only in -proposed and it had already begun migration to -updates16:35
TJ-looking at the timelines that seems plausible16:35
lotuspsychjeearly 20.04 devel had a libc issue too after updates16:36
tomreynjochensp: maybe bring it up in #ubuntu-devel16:36
jochenspok, will do16:37
tomreynyou should probably also add this note on 191265216:38
jochenspthat was the other option, I rather though I would find someone here to fix this soon but then got distracted in $dayjob..16:39
tomreynyes, those tend to be way too distracting16:40
tomreynnow focus on what really matters! ;-)16:40
jochenspwell, then I will ignore this and work on Debian :P16:41
tomreynhehe16:41
[VMGuy23]time to reinstall 21.04!19:15
[VMGuy23]graphix19:15
[VMGuy23](fix graphics)19:15
[VMGuy23]ubuntu installer is really slow19:25
daftykinsnonsense19:29
leftyfbimage someone running an actual public server on WSL? ;)19:32
Walexleftyfb: that is GNU/NT, not too different from GNU/Linux or GNU/BSD.19:50
leftyfbWalex: WSL uses the linux kernel19:50
leftyfbWalex: so not really19:51
WalexBTW IIRC there are two WSL: v1 has a Linux system call layer, the inverse of WINE, v2 is more similar to User Mode Linux.19:51
[VMGuy23]Wine has decided to not suck for once20:08
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[VMGuy23]It's surprising, really20:14
[VMGuy23]And it is performing very well20:29
Walex Yes, WINE has been pretty good for a while, but it has always been quite fast. It is not an emulator after all, it is a native implementation.20:38
ravageThe name itself says that actually :)21:42

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