[00:08] <mov_eax> is anyone having an OOM issue with lightdm onn 21.04? usually upon login?
[00:09] <mov_eax> ran an apport-retrace -g on it /var/crash log and it's a memory issue
[00:09] <mov_eax> digging through the net, basically confirmed that this *was* an issue way back in 14.04, but nothing of recent
[00:10] <mov_eax> there were no proposed solutions though. just the reporting
[00:25] <Croran> Are there any good strategies for avoiding the annoying entries in 'df' that are caused by snaps?
[00:30] <shimbles>  df -ha | grep -v snap
[00:41] <mov_eax> found the bug, it's upstream. lightdm is leaking mem like a sieve. changed to gdm and issues went away. now off to see if this issue has been reported
[00:41] <kevr> Okay, so the real issue is that now, udev is NOT setting up any audio devices. I'm not sure what the hell, because I didn't do _anything_ with udev
[00:42]  * kevr sighs
[01:15] <leftyfb> Croran: df -x squashfs
[02:55] <Croran> leftyfb: nice
[02:56] <Croran> leftyfb: dfc -t -squashfs
[02:56] <Croran> leftyfb: if you like dfc (i do)
[03:19] <krickit> Hello, trying to get my wifi working on a new install, on linux mint the fix was to install linux-oem-osp1, but using ubuntu 20.04 it tells me that it doesn't exist. I downloaded a .deb of it as well and it said not supported. Kernel is 5.11, I think mint might have been 5.13?
[03:19] <krickit> I also tried installing linux-oem-20.04, but it didn't change anything, unless there's something else I need to do there>
[03:22] <guiverc> krickit, the package you mention is there `linux-oem-osp1 | 5.4.0.81.85          | focal-updates            | amd64
[03:22] <guiverc> ` but you're using the HWE kernel and it's for GA
[03:26] <krickit> I don't know what those are. How would I change kernel? Or is there a different version of the package for HWE?
[03:27] <Bashing-om> !HWE | krickit
[03:28] <krickit> Okay, I'll try the downgrade listed there, thanks for the help
[03:38] <frazer> Hey guys
[03:39] <shimbles> so far my system has 17,289 packages installed
[03:39] <shimbles> we are on the road to a complete Ubuntu system, finally!
[03:39] <frazer> Theres always another package to install
[03:40] <frazer> its never ending
[03:40] <shimbles> i doubt i will able to install all packages; some of them are mutually exclusive of eachother
[03:40] <frazer> very true but you can atleast try lol
[03:40] <shimbles> however, I think I have come up with a method to install as many as possible
[03:41] <frazer> Im working on a project right now where I'm running ubuntu VMs in the cloud for gaming, any advice on how to go about it?
[03:42] <frazer> each time ive tried ive hit a brickwall with error after error
[03:42] <shimbles> you can do that on AWS; use the nvidia drivers they link to in the documentation, with the recommended instance types
[03:43] <frazer> tried that, my problem is that im using google cloud so its a near impossible task to do anything
[03:43] <frazer> i hate gcp so so much
[03:43] <krickit> linux-oem-osp1 is still not found by apt...
[03:43] <shimbles> i cannot help on gcp; you should use aws for that project
[03:44] <krickit> uname -sr -> Linux 5.11.0-31-generic
[03:44] <frazer> Ah you see gcp have the cheapest gpus, hence the stupid choice
[03:44] <shimbles> gcp is too technical. you will need to use kubernetes on gpu instances, with nvidia docker
[03:45] <frazer> right now Im just struggling to run a game on these stupid vms - keep getting errors where the vm isn't using the nvidia card to power the game - defaults to a vga controller instead
[03:46] <shimbles> use nvidia docker
[03:46] <frazer> alongside kubernetes? - down the rabbit hole i go
[03:46] <Bashing-om> !info linux-oem-osp1 focal | krickit
[03:47] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic focal | kri
[03:50] <krickit> linux-image-generic is installed?
[03:53] <Bashing-om> krickit: Maybe - what shows ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' ?
[03:54] <krickit> https://pastebin.com/QapUfmua
[04:00] <Bashing-om> krickit: Nope - must be a fresh install 0f 20.04.3 - the HWE link has instructions to install the Generally avaiiable kernel (5.4.0-81-generic).
[04:01] <krickit> ii  linux-image-generic                        5.11.0.31.33
[04:02] <krickit> Is listed, tehre, do I need 5.4 specifically?
[04:05] <Bashing-om> krickit: As your apt is not finding the taget package and we have the advisory "Depends on the generic kernel image and headers"; I am assuning that yes you need the 5.4 kernel. - but what shows ' apt list linux-oem-osp1 ' ?
[04:06] <krickit> Nothing.
[04:08] <Bashing-om> krickit: My return on the 5.4 kernel " sysop@2004x-c:~/uwn$ apt list linux-oem-osp1 >> linux-oem-osp1/focal-security,focal-updates 5.4.0.81.85 amd64".
[04:08] <krickit> Imma reboot to try Robin Reni's fix: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1263279/intel-wi-fi-6-ax200-adapter-not-found-on-ubuntu-20-04
[04:12] <Bashing-om> Kristine: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:canonical-hwe-team/backport-iwlwifi" looks to be the saner approach here, to maintain our support - once you go with tht mainline kerenl it is then out of our ball park.
[04:13] <Bashing-om> Kristine: Yukkie - soory for the bad highlight there :(
[04:14] <krickit> Didn't work though :D  Imma assume changing from the HWE kernel to GA probably messes with that fix, so I'm going to reinstall Ubuntu and try again
[04:14] <krickit> I've kept browser history so I can try changing kernels again if I need
[04:14] <krickit> also I'll use Ubuntu 21 this time too just in case
[04:14] <Bashing-om> Kristine: did you try the PPA approach ?
[04:15] <krickit> I did, rebooted and iwlwifi still is acting the same
[04:15] <Bashing-om> Kristine: And yes - 21,10 may have the updated WIFI driver :)
[04:17] <krickit> Thanks so much for your help Bashing-om
[04:19] <Bashing-om> Kristine: Not much help - but sometimes hand holding is a good thing .. and it is 21.04 vice .10 :(
[04:20] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic hirsute
[06:25] <gzm> wqe
[06:29] <gzm> hi
[08:02] <Swift110-mobile> hey all
[08:04] <lavaball> ubuntu 20.04. all my desktop icons are gone. is that a nautilus issue or did i accidentally flick a switch?
[08:12] <ledeni> lavaball, nautilus is file manager ,you maybe have problem with gnome-shell
[08:16] <VIA> sir i understand the value of baba
[08:16] <VIA> whos rong windo
[08:17] <lavaball> oh, i just duckduckwent around and i found something about nautilus-desktop being the issue. anyway, i guess it isn't. so what do i do now? i liked the content of ~/desktop being display on well, the desktop.
[08:21] <ledeni> lavaball, did you install any gnome-shell-extension
[08:21] <milicat> lavaball:reboot first? it could be gnome-shell problem.
[08:22] <lavaball> didn't install anything.
[08:22] <ledeni> lavaball, did you update system
[08:23] <lavaball> like a week ago.
[08:23] <lavaball> ran fine since.
[08:23] <lavaball> from 18.04 to 20.04
[08:23] <lavaball> icons where there and everything.
[08:23] <lavaball> were
[08:31] <lavaball> gsettings show org.gnome.desktop.background |grep show-desktop-icons  says false. but they are also false on my 18.04 box.
[08:39] <milicat> this value in my 20.04 is alos false, and my desktop-envirment is xfce4.
[08:45] <lavaball> milicat, thanks.
[08:50] <lavaball> i keep reading about gnome disabling desktop icons all together. is that the case? do i need to install this gnome-shell-extension thing i also keep reading about?
[09:16] <lavaball> hm, reboot fixed it.
[09:19] <lavaball> if i have a desktop application shortcut and i start it, i d on't have a symbol in the left launcher dock thing.
[09:28] <famubu> Hi. Was the package mlton (in universe) removed from ubuntu 20.10 onwards? It was there in 20.04 https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mlton
[09:29] <TJ-> famubu: Tip. You can check on the status and publishing history of any *source* package on Launchpad using the initial URL https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/$SOURCE where in your case $SOURCE=mlton
[09:30] <TJ-> famubu: then top-right choose "View full publishing history"
[09:31] <TJ-> famubu: from that you'll see it was removed from Debian so consequently was removed from Ubuntu
[10:13] <famubu> TJ-: Oh... Thanks! Had no idea such records were accessible.
[11:08] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[11:58] <Ronalds_Mazitis_> hey how do I install a2enmod  in 18.04
[12:04] <donofrio> Ronalds_Mazitis_, #ubuntu-server?
[12:05] <Ronalds_Mazitis_> found answer
[12:05] <Ronalds_Mazitis_> https://devopspoints.com/ubuntu-server-18-04-installing-additional-apache-modules.html
[12:06] <donofrio> just sayin server talk in server channel....glad you have answer to you issue
[14:22] <locsmif> Hi all. Does one need multipathd on an Ubuntu server VM if one doesn't use it? (No configs, no SAN, etc.)
[14:39] <lotuspsychje> locsmif: maybe more luck at #ubuntu-server ?
[14:52] <TJ-> weird breakage right now with 20.04/Xubuntu/Xorg. Soon after logging in something seems to trigger a context right-click, a contect dialog pops up and mouse interaction via pressing mouse buttons, or keyboard navigation, fails, as if something has grabbed the focus and won't let go. Happened about 5 times now. Currently in a tty console with weechat, with the GUI sleeping on tty7. Not spotted
[14:52] <TJ-> anything in --system or --user journal logs. Looking for ideas
[15:03] <lotuspsychje> TJ-: could it be related to bug #1941933
[15:05] <TJ-> lotuspsychje: I'm in console so can't visit links! Don't think so because so far as I recall the touchpad is disabled since I'm using Bluetooth keyboard and mouse - plus, not touching the laptop at all so unless touchpad is generating spurious input ...
[15:06] <locsmif> lotuspsychje: thanks
[15:07] <locsmif> Another question: is it true that Ubuntu is moving towards Snap as the package manager rather than Apt? I heard a rumour to that effect today.
[15:08] <TJ-> lotuspsychje: hmmm, but looking at the GUI's Settings for Mouse etc; several VERY strange device names show up, including some "Realtek Reference Design" thing, and the USB<>Serial adapter!
[15:13] <lotuspsychje> TJ-: wich kernel are you on?
[15:15] <TJ-> lotuspsychje: just checked that - noticed the USB<>serial reported by lsusb as a PS/2 mouse. Un/Re-plugged and its back to a USB RS232 adapter. Kernel 5.14-rc5
[15:16] <TJ-> doubt its the kernel since PC has been running that build since August 12th
[15:17] <ogra> TJ-, you should really stop using serial mice, even through USB-Serial adapters ... its 2021 after all !
[15:17] <ogra> 😄
[15:17] <TJ-> ogra: :P
[15:17] <lotuspsychje> lol
[15:17] <TJ-> serial mice are easier to catch
[15:17] <ogra> because they come in rows ?
[15:17] <TJ-> whereas cereal mice hide in the oats
[15:17] <ogra> !
[15:18] <TJ-> ba-boom!
[15:19] <TJ-> This all started about an hour ago when the builtin RTL wifi device went pear-shaped, so lost bluetooth as a side-effect, with the driver reporting something to the effect of "cannot get firmware out of lps mode" which I inferred as Low Power State so did a reboot, and now this.
[15:20] <bluejaypop> i'm trying to install the wine-staging on ubuntu focal but I'm having a problem with the i386 libraries, is it possible to workaround or some solution?
[15:32] <lotuspsychje> TJ-: reminds me a little bit of an older apple magic mouse issue on a 18.04 kernel where i had to click several times to get the mouse active on BT
[15:33] <TJ-> I suspect it was one of those /weird/ devices generating spurious input. I'm back in Xorg now and - so far - it hasn't happened again
[15:33] <lotuspsychje> hmm
[15:33] <TJ-> I disabled all but the expected devices in Settings
[15:47] <noarb> I'm trying to check how many VSCode integrated terminals are running at any one time. I can test against "$TERM_PROGRAM" == "vscode" in the current shell, and I can get a count of shells with `ls /dev/pts/  | wc -l` ... is there a way to check how many existing shells has that env variable set?
[16:01] <rfm>     noarb I suppose you could look in /proc/*/environ, could readlink /proc/*/exe to check if the proc is a shell, or readlink /proc/*/fd/0 to see if stdin is a tty
[16:03] <pycurious> https://defuse.ca/b/bPZACAZlht5CzX87ClgV52 - when i try to mount this disk -> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdc, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.
[16:03] <pycurious> any ideas on how to fix this drive?
[16:03] <TJ-> noarb: this should work:  "  for pro in  /proc/[1-9]*/environ; do  [ -r $pro ] && cat $pro | xargs -0 | tr \  \\n | grep -q  TERM && cat ${pro%/*}/cmdline | xargs -0; done  "
[16:03] <TJ-> noarb: change TERM to whatever you want to match
[16:08] <noarb> TJ-: I'm going to study that snippet for a little bit, but right now it seems to be janky due to tmux sessions
[16:09] <noarb> I'm trying to maintain manually how many integratged terminals there are open and add them to their own window in a "vscode" tmux session
[16:10] <TJ-> noarb: I ran it from tmux :)
[16:12] <TJ-> noarb: all it does is read the environment of each non-privileged process current $USER can read, convert the zero-terminated string to space-separate, convert spaces to linefeeds then pipes into grep which, if it matches, cats that process's cmdline through xargs to convert the zero-terminator of arg[0] to a space so it is readable
[16:12] <noarb> this is what I got: https://bpa.st/SCDA I have one gnome terminal with tmux (irssi and two bash shell windows), then I have three vscode windows open, one of which is connected to the tmux session
[16:13] <noarb> so I would have suspected to currently have only one shell with vscode, although I could see there being three (or four) if something was going on behind the scenes
[16:13] <TJ-> noarb: you probably want to alter what is output when there's a match to include process ID
[16:14] <TJ-> noarb: you're matching on TERM not TERM_PROGRAM there
[16:15] <alkisg> Childs processes will also have TERM_PROGRAM, you'll want to also check the exe
[16:15] <alkisg> Or, check if the parent is: `/usr/share/code/code /usr/share/code/resources/app/out/bootstrap-fork --type=ptyHost`
[16:49] <lifeforms> hi, I'm having trouble extending a disk on a virtual machine. I increased the storage from 20GB to 25GB and I'm now trying to resize the partition that contains my LVM. but in parted, I get "Error: Can't have overlapping partitions." anyone see what I am doing wrong? https://lf.ms/fdisk.png
[16:50] <TJ-> lifeforms: yes
[16:50] <lifeforms> TJ-: nice :)
[16:51] <TJ-> lifeforms: that device has an msdos disk label, which only supports 4 primary partitions. You have partion #5 which inferes there is an extended partition to contain partion #5. You need to enlarge the extended partition first, then partition #5
[16:51] <lifeforms> ahhhh!
[16:51] <TJ-> lifeforms: so first enlarge #2 then it'll have free space for # 5
[16:51] <lifeforms> nostalgia!
[16:52] <lifeforms> thank you
[18:08] <noarb> if I create a tmpfile in my ~/.bashrc, will the same PID $$ be used in ~/.bash_logout to clean that file up? Or do I need to keep track a different way?
[18:10] <noarb> rather than checking how many terminals are vscode, I think I could keep track a little easier this way, just counting files of a template. I wonder what best practices would be for that
[18:39] <octav1a> I'm having an issue with a bluetooth speaker. When I first add it, it works fine. If I turn off the bluetooth speaker and turn it back on to use at a later time, ubuntu will disconnect / reconnect in a cycle about every 45 seconds or so. (The playback continuously switches between the laptop speakers, then the bluetooth ones, then back, etc)  -- I can fix this be forgetting the bluetooth device and re-pairing it. Does anyone know a few things to try to
[18:39] <octav1a> make the reconnecting work properly?
[18:55] <alkisg> noarb: have you explained your end goal? Why are you keeping track of the terminals?
[18:59] <TJ-> octav1a: did you set the device to 'trusted' status
[19:00] <noarb> I mentioned it up above. I'm trying to keep track of vscode integrated terminals so I can join them to a dedicated vscode tmux session. I want that so I can switch the window to a different session if I want to continue the work in vscode. If the window just joins the regular session, like another instance of gnome terminal it will restrict the window size. So I think a dedicated tmux session for vscode,
[19:00] <noarb> with each vscode integrated terminal in a new window in that session would solve the problem
[19:01] <noarb> I think a /tmp/vscode-shell.$$ file created in bashrc, and then count those files to know what window to create, VSCODE_COUNT=$(ls -l /tmp/vscode-shell.* | wc -l)
[19:05] <alkisg> noarb: you could create ~/bin/bash that checks with the TERM* variable or with PPID if it's called from vscode, and if so, it would call tmux, otherwise it would exec /bin/bash "$@"
[19:05] <sarnold> noarb: eww really? /tmp/vscode-shell.$$?? what does vscode do with those files?
[19:05] <alkisg> vscode searches for bash in the path, so it would invoke your ~/bin/bash instead of /bin/bash
[19:05] <noarb> sarnold: no bad ideas in brainstorming :-)
[19:06] <sarnold> noarb: oh, is this *your* pathname, not vscode?
[19:07] <noarb> yes, I'm creating it in bashrc. (or, I'm debating creating it in a bashrc to keep track of how many vscode integrated terminals are open, to keep track of where to place a tmux window in a dedicated vscode session)
[19:07] <sarnold> noarb: aha, cool. I was afraid I was going to have to report a security issue to vscode folks ;)
[19:08] <sarnold> noarb: please do switch to mktemp before sharing the script around :) hehe
[19:09] <noarb> is that a security issue? I'd like to research more and do it correctly
[19:09] <alkisg> noarb: here's an example, if you put this to ~/bin/bash, it'll show a message if and only if it's launched inside vscode: https://termbin.com/wala
[19:10] <alkisg> So instead of the message, put your tmux command there, to launch bash directly inside the tmux window or whatever else you like
[19:10] <sarnold> yeah; on ubuntu kernels the default settings of sysctls fs.protected_symlinks etc mitigate the worst of the effects of using predictable filenames in /tmp but not everyone runs ubuntu kernels, nor do all kernels implement these features
[19:11] <noarb> alkisg: I'm able to detect if I'm in a vscode terminal in .bashrc via [ "$TERM_PROGRAM" == "vscode" ], is overriding ~/bin/bash better or safer?
[19:11] <noarb> sarnold: thanks, I'm going to read up on that more
[19:11] <alkisg> noarb: with a wrapper, you can run stuff on "enter", on "exit", and even replace what gets to run (e.g. run bash inside tmux)
[19:12] <alkisg> While if you only want to increase a counter etc, then sure .bashrc is fine
[19:13] <iconoclasthero> can I use one of these VM images with gnome boxes?
[19:13] <iconoclasthero> https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/
[19:14] <octav1a> TJ-: yes
[19:17] <TJ-> octav1a: not sure what is going on UNLESS another device is also connecting to the speaker (a phone maybe?) and they're playing ping-ping
[19:22] <TJ-> hmmm, apt-key del ... - doesn't!
[19:23] <TJ-> got an old expired key in trusted.gpg but apt-key doesn't delete it despite reporting "OK" on command line
[19:25] <Bashing-om> TJ-: My note: "Deleting a key ('apt-key del <keyID>'), or removing a repository; one has to manually remove the empty keyring files, in addition to removing package repositories. !!!".
[19:27] <TJ-> Bashing-om: this key is in the main /etc/apt/trusted.gpg keyring
[19:29] <TJ-> Had to use gpg manually: " gpg --homedir . --no-default-keyring --keyring trusted.gpg --delete-keys  "Skype Linux Client Repository <se-um@microsoft.com>"  "
[19:29] <TJ-> (executed as root in /etc/apt/0
[19:30] <tomreyn> iconoclasthero: the vmware images may work. gnome-boxes is a frontend for qemu-kvm, which has native support for vmdk format v5
[19:31] <iconoclasthero> well shut, i guessed the wrong one on a 7 gb download.  :(
[19:31] <Bashing-om> TJ-: That is some kind of an invoation there :D note for future reference ?
[19:32] <TJ-> Bashing-om: I seem to recall this apt-key issue from years ago too
[19:33] <TJ-> Bashing-om: apt-key is a wrapper around gpg to make it easier to use and setting the correct homedir, so what I did manually is what apt-key does (badly!)
[19:33] <TJ-> Bashing-om: if you're going to store the command line, use the following
[19:33] <TJ-> Had to use gpg manually: " gpg --homedir /etc/apt --no-default-keyring --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --delete-keys  "${KEYID}"  "
[19:34] <TJ-> Bashing-om: and remember that will only remove keys from the primary trusted.gpg - it will never delete files in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/ - those have to be removed manually
[19:37] <tomreyn> iconoclasthero: you can convert between most image file formats.
[19:37] <Bashing-om> TJ-: So noted - thanks.
[19:38] <iconoclasthero> what i have downloaded is MSEdge.Win10.VirtualBox.zip
[19:38] <iconoclasthero> it's great that ubuntu uses torrent for distribution.  i always grab new images that way!
[19:38] <iconoclasthero> it looks like boxes will accept the unzipped .ova image.
[19:40] <TJ-> Bashing-om: have you considered a 'power users corner' in the newsletter?
[19:41] <iconoclasthero> does 20.04 require anything special for gnome boxes out of the gate (e.g., like 18.04 does w/ the kvm, etc., pkgs?)
[19:46] <Bashing-om> TJ-: Well things along that line - I would be receptive to a change in the format :( .. issue 698 is soon now to happen.
[19:48] <TJ-> lol buggie bug hunter
[19:49] <Bashing-om> TJ-: ^^ To be Honest - we just do not get enough feed back from our readers to make a determination of what changes to make.
[19:50] <TJ-> Bashing-om: right; I think we had this discussion a year or so ago, that being a major failing of the format
[19:56] <Bashing-om> TJ-: For sure would be good to add a section for those things we know of that fall out of "in this week's events".
[19:57] <Bashing-om> TJ-: With your consent will add your suggestion to the want list :)
[20:06] <webchat13> Does Ubuntu work with miracast?
[20:07] <webchat13> oe anycastZ?
[20:07] <webchat13> or anycast?
[21:42] <Batzy> why does dragging and dropping windows on linux suck?
[21:43] <sarnold> I haven't used a window manager that offered that for a long time, but I don't remember anything super bad about it when I did it
[21:43] <minimec> Batzy: Does it??? Probably depends on the Desktop Environment you use...
[21:43] <Batzy> minimec i've noticed it on multiple DEs and multiple distros
[21:43] <Batzy> if i try to drag a browser tab out
[21:43] <Batzy> to another screen
[21:43] <Batzy> holy hell does shit go down
[21:44] <minimec> Batzy: What's your GPU?
[21:44] <Batzy> nvidia rtx 2060 super
[21:44] <TJ-> Batzy: no problems here with amdgpu
[21:44] <minimec> Batzy: Ok... ;) Blame it on 'team green'... As Linus said... Nvidia... Fuck you...
[21:44] <TJ-> Xubuntu 20.04
[21:45] <minimec> Batzy: I had problems with my nvidia gtx1060 on Enlightenment, but they are gone now.
[21:46] <minimec> Batzy: The Nvidia driver can be a bit tricky with some cards.
[21:46] <sarnold> oh, I always stick with intel onboard, that might be part of it
[21:47] <minimec> Batzy: Try some configuration options in nvidia-settings... https://blog.desdelinux.net/en/how-to-improve-the-performance-of-your-nvidia-card-in-linux/
[21:47] <Batzy> i dont think it's performance
[21:47] <minimec> Batzy: https://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&q=nvidia+optimize+nvidia+performance+linux
[21:47] <Batzy> like i can play games
[21:47] <Batzy> 3d games just fine
[21:47] <Batzy> but if i try to move a tab out of my web browser
[21:47] <Batzy> it's actually hilarious
[21:48] <minimec> Batzy: It is not only 'performance' in regard of speed, but of 'features'...
[21:51] <Batzy> does your guide address that
[21:54] <minimec> Batzy: First link I posted, probably not... Try the arch wiki for example. Often the arch wiki gives some good tips and tricks
[21:54] <minimec> Batzy: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA
[22:43] <Karatsuba> #join #html
[23:41] <Guest08> Hello, i'm using ubuntu 20.04 is it possible to disable the update popup notification that appears when i do "apt update" ? thx
[23:46] <Guest08> i was tinking of deleting the file /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99update-notifier   but i'm not sure it's the right way ?
[23:46] <EriC^^> Guest08: in "software and updates" you could make the updates show weekly only or not at all if you want
[23:47] <Guest08> i've done that already but it doesnt stop the popup
[23:49] <Guest08> oh well it's not a huuuge problem i can live with it for now, thx anyway