[00:20] Gruncle: have you tried using muon? [00:20] * OvenWerks gave up on "software" (the gnome sw installer long ago) [00:27] I just tried sudo apt-get update [00:27] sudo apt-get install muon [00:27] I thought studio came with muon [00:28] Got errors for both. 'unable to locate package muon was the last error' [00:28] But then I have studio on top of kubuntu 20.04 [00:29] I have ubuntu studio 18.10. [00:29] That sounds like the package source is set wrong [00:29] Ah, so xfce [00:29] you would prefer synaptic then [00:30] but first you need to get the sw sources set up right [00:33] Package 'synaptic' has no installation candidate [00:34] yeah if the sources are not right that would make sense [00:36] Gruncle: in the settings manager there should be a software&updates icon [00:37] I'm there. Where do I find the APT of the respository? [00:38] Uh... the other problem here is that 18.10 went EOL in July 2019. [00:38] I am trying to find it with Google... I don't remember which tab even [00:39] Ah... right even though it is the last one that has 32 bit [00:39] It's not worth the trouble. Gruncle , the oldest supported release is 20.04. You need to clean-install to that. You could go another route, but it would take hours more. [00:39] Does EOL mean that it shouldn't work at all? [00:40] no it means you can't add software [00:40] EOL means End-Of-Life. Repository was taken offline. It's gone. [00:41] What would you recommend for using on older hardware? [00:41] Gruncle: Ubuntu Studio's purpose is not to work on older hardware. It's strictly for high-performance machines. [00:42] debian buster seems to be easiest [00:42] Rather, it's not meant to revive older hardware. [00:42] !eol [00:42] OH, bot's not here yet. [00:42] :) [00:49] Eickmeyer[m]: Huh, I'll go request it!.. >_> [00:49] krytarik: Haha [00:50] lol [00:57] Huh, turns out I can actually do it myself - faintly remembered so from the last time and just tried it now.. >_< [00:59] oof [12:01] for older hardware, I think you're probably best off, in the ubuntu family at least with lubuntu at this point [12:01] it's probably the most light weight === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc