[02:42] nvidia drivers; 304, 340 etc... is there any reasoning for the numbers?? [02:48] guiverc: ?? those are legacy and no longer supported drivers: http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3142/~/support-timeframes-for-unix-legacy-gpu-releases . [02:49] yeah I know... I'm wondering about the numbers... replying to a UF post on 340 (and using my 304 detail as example) just wondering what the 304, 340 numbers actually mean [02:50] * guiverc generally ignores video/graphics - unless it's a problem [02:52] guiverc: Just the series release numbers - currently the repo os up to 470. [02:53] os/is* [02:53] so 304 is older than 340? (turns out I think my box is 340 and not 304... must have my boxes confused) [02:55] wasnt 304 eol? [02:57] guiverc: yeah 173 went out with 14.04.2; 304 EOL last of 2017; 340 EOL last of 2019. [02:58] yeah probably .. 304 I think was my pentium 4 box; dead PSU & pointless now anyway as i386 - i tend to not take much notice of nvidia graphics [03:00] guiverc: Back in the day when AMD dropped FGLRX I went with Nvidia for a new card . now I wish I had stayed with AMD :( [03:02] :( the box I'm using here, one underneath it are both amd... three boxes (piled) to my left are nvidia (I forget which card is in which; thus which driver; 304/340/??) but thanks lotuspsychje & Bashing-om [03:06] guiverc: ' cat /proc/driver/nvidia/version ' :D [03:08] :) i gave my 2c on UF; the boxes are off so I won't look now === JanC_ is now known as JanC [06:21] Good morning [06:50] good morning === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [08:27] Morning! [08:43] is there a command here on irc that can tell me what python3 is used by an updated bionic system? (rmadison isn't helpful for focal anyway) [08:53] local; apt-cache policy python3 [08:53] or do you mean latest version in the repositories? [08:58] i'm on impish oerheks, I don't have a bionic handy, so I was hoping there was a query that I could ask here (given rmadison says 3.8.2 for focal when updated it's 3.8.10) [08:59] yes, the bot does the same.. [08:59] it is 3.8.10, confirmed, but i have no clue how to obtain the update from the list [09:00] thanks oerheks [09:01] https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/python3 or https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/python3.7 or weird, 3.8 is also available https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/python3.8 [09:16] guiverc: --suite=focal-updates [09:20] thanks TJ- ; it's faster for sure (than all) but rmadison doesn't give me what I was after (for focal; therefore not sure I can trust for bionic) [09:25] $ rmadison --url ubuntu --suite=bionic-updates python3 [09:25] python3 | 3.6.7-1~18.04 | bionic-updates | amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, ppc64el, s390x [09:26] sweet [09:47] thanks TJ- , but I'm not sure I can trust 3.6.7; it will mean the OP in my bug report has switched to 3.6.9 and that maybe an issue ; package installed by OP includes `python3.6-minimal | 3.6.9-1~18.04ubuntu1.4 | bionic-updates` & python3.6-minimal is found on manifest for ISO [10:23] guiverc: maybe rmadison server-side is broken! [10:24] i don't believe so... it's a known issue that impacts only python3 as I understand it (due to packaging of it or how installed.. I've seen discussions in dev rooms [10:24] * guiverc rooms where you belong & I'm a fly on the wall :) [10:25] I think there is even a bug report about it [10:26] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python3-defaults/+bug/1910175/comments/4 maybe what I'm thinking of [10:27] and that comment also answers what I was asking I guess too ! [10:27] so thank you TJ- (even if not really what I was hoping for; it still confirms what I was thinking was not cause of ..) [10:40] guiverc: when we ask the correct question we get the correct answer! " rmadison --url ubuntu --suite=bionic-updates python3.6-minimal " => "python3.6-minimal | 3.6.9-1~18.04ubuntu1.4 | bionic-updates | amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, ppc64el, s390x" [10:41] :) [10:55] in other interesting news; https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Debian-Installer-Bullseye-RC3 [11:23] yeah release day is getting closer :) (debian bullseye) [12:42] invasion of the network guests :p [13:03] yeah, been noticing this a lot lately [13:44] We've been running bullseye without issue since last year [13:46] cool [13:47] sounds like it hits the target *cough*