[01:09] === keypushe- is now known as keypusher [01:38] where is vi??? i'm typing vi but it opens vim [01:39] i know, yeah, vi is less better than vim but i'm following a tutorial that is using vi and introduces vim later [01:43] supastupid: https://github.com/n-t-roff/heirloom-ex-vi [01:43] thanks :D [01:44] supastupid: it makes no sense to learn/install vi as opposed to vim these days. There's really no such thing as vi anymore. Other than that personal project from years ago [01:44] true [01:44] supastupid: See that ' ls -al /usr/bin/vi ' symlinks to vim . try "vi" with explicit path ? [01:44] i'm currently reading the 'Learning the vi and Vim Editors' book from O'Riely [01:44] i have a lot of books now, recently got the Unix and Linux humble bundle [01:45] Bashing-om: i'm just going to use that repo leftyfb sent me [01:45] supastupid: just focus on the vim part of the tutorial. Unless you're going to be running UNIX anytime soon, you won't be coming across the original vi editor [01:45] but i want to be able to run it on other unix systems too [01:46] but ok [01:46] supastupid: which other unix systems? [01:46] supastupid: linux != unix [01:46] bsd, mac [01:46] use vim [01:46] okay [01:46] there is a large part of vim in the book [01:47] what do you guys think about the o'riely unix&linux books, by the way? [01:47] supastupid: feel free to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic [01:47] alright === M4he is now known as mahe [03:40] hello all [03:53] hi swift === Ricardus_ is now known as Ricardus [05:09] Hello [05:11] So I have been having problems with usb3: "Not enough host controller resources for new device state." and "Not enough bandwidth for altsetting 0"| [05:12] that with only 26 devices connected to 2 7-port hubs [05:24] only 26? lol. === ravan__ is now known as ravan === scumbag is now known as kevr [07:34] 26 devices in total several on internal channels ( diverse hubs built-in-webcams and such) only 14 attached through the 3 system's usb ports. === Auth is now known as auth === SmokenatorZ8 is now known as SmokenatorZ === keypushe- is now known as keypusher [09:04] Hi Croran are you here? I had to reinstall the OS to install the NVIdia cuda however that last link you sent me was to the point, after installation I had to use it again. Now, however, I ran into another problem [09:05] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/RPTMRJtw/ [09:15] libcudnn8 is not in ubuntus main repo, however it could be a working third party... google fu`d? [09:17] https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/cudnn/install-guide/index.html [09:17] you need the .deb files === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [09:38] thank you Shanzem , turns out I have to install runtime before I have to install development packages... so problem solved. [09:39] does fwupdmgr allow vendor-provided installer scripts? [09:39] or just blobs? [11:00] I have resident file from my Last Windows OS, called ' System Volume Information ' My partitions are in NTFS format .. Is it safe to delete this folder? or it has some information about mounting the NTFS files? [11:00] Folder* [11:00] Tryane: sounds like a question for #windows [11:01] lotuspsychje: it isn't fully windows related though, i'm running kubuntu .. will ther ebe any problems if i deleted them? [11:02] i will ask in windows regardless [11:26] Hello, does anyone know in Gitlab CI how to make include of template to be a manual job? [12:36] Hi all [12:57] so.. lshw is good at finding computer and motherboard serial numbers [12:57] I want to know if my gpu is covered for overclocking but that depends on serial number and purchase date and I can't find how to determine a graphics card serial number from lshw or nvidia-smi or nvidia-settings any thoughts? https://www.evga.com/warranty/graphics-cards/ [12:58] basically I want to know if overheating voids warranty or any act of overclocking [13:01] https://www.evga.com/support/faq/FAQdetails.aspx?faqid=55 I guess that post makes it clear overclocking is allowed.. but wont be covered after its warranty expires and that it must be returned with the factory heat-sync re-attached(no liquid blocks) [13:04] I guess hving said that ... with rtx3090 in short supply it might be very hard for anyone to ship a replacement in a timely manner and its best to avoid taking risks with those === diskin_ is now known as diskin [13:39] Is this possible to set a DNS record to forwarding to heroku? [13:47] naptra: /etc/dnsmasq.updns? [13:47] how do I use the package graphite-web if I install it through apt? Where do I find that documentation? [13:53] https://luppeng.wordpress.com/2020/10/28/install-and-setup-graphite-on-ubuntu-server-20-04-via-apt-repository/ [14:10] That was really good, they hitting the same bug Im having, hopefully their solution works for me too === scoobydoo_ is now known as scoobydoo === genii-core is now known as genii [15:00] apt-listdifferences: unhandled download exception, exiting Preparing to unpack .../libmm-glib0_1.16.6-2~21.04_amd64.deb [And then it continues on.] [15:00] What's that? Are things like that supposed to happen quite normally? === dongcarl7 is now known as dongcarl [15:33] hi [17:13] you APT conf is corrupt !!! what is solution for this error ? [17:15] you APT conf is corrupt !!! what is solution for this error ? === sig_9 is now known as bebop [17:25] hi guys.... [17:25] anyone here? [17:25] anyone know of a way to lockdown a file to give no acl access but only application access? [17:28] Aut0Exec: run the executable as a separate user, make the file owned only by that user [17:45] TJ-: thanks for you help... sounds like a plan === Guest6352 is now known as xenialito [18:12] thekingofbandit: Hi! [18:21] hablen español [18:21] aloha putos [18:21] ;DDDD [18:21] !es | nani [18:21] nani: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [18:21] eh? [18:22] oka [18:22] weno ya fue [18:22] oigan de que paises son?:DD [18:22] yo soy de Montevideo uruguay babys 737 [18:22] a [18:22] no me dan bola:,) [18:23] se les quiere [18:23] help XDD AJAJAAKSKAJSJ [18:23] voce me entende? [18:23] nAo [18:23] lol [18:24] wtf [18:24] ANKKjslajs [18:24] aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa [18:24] stop please [18:24] why?XD [18:24] because you're spamming the channel [18:24] i dont speak english,but a little [18:24] and [18:24] i dont spamming wtf [18:24] a [18:24] nani: Este es un canal de apoyo. Vaya a otro lugar para chatear y enviar spam al azar [18:25] no es spam [18:25] no manches we [18:25] nani: do you have an ubuntu support issue you need help with? [18:25] yo me instale esta app pa hacer amikos no pa que me vengan a decir eso [18:25] well this is not a channel to make friends. go elsewhere. [18:26] asdfgyujni0 [18:26] nani: go to #ubuntu-offtopic [18:26] woa a llorar:,v [18:26] if you plan to speak english there, otherwise, don't [18:26] BUT I DONT SPEAK ENGLISH>:V [18:26] nani: go to #ubuntu-offtopic [18:27] AHHH i wanna die [18:27] ahhHhH [18:27] !ops | nani [18:27] nani: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [18:27] e? [18:28] nani: this isn't appropriate behaviour, can you please find somewhere else [18:28] chicos,xd,no manchen we,en la info de la app no dice en ningun momento sobre nada de esto [18:28] and,i dont speak english ahhhh [18:28] :,v [18:28] nani: you can talk to me in PM but please leave this channel alone [18:29] no>:v yo me instale esto pa hablar con gente wena oonda,y no me cansare [18:29] Hey I'm trying to sudo apt install linux-image-5.11.0-27-generic-dbgsym but I'm getting linux-image-5.11.0-27-generic-dbgsym : Depends: linux-image-unsigned-5.11.0-27-generic-dbgsym but it is not installable [18:29] hasta encontrar gente buena onda [18:29] UnU [18:29] efe [18:29] saben que?andesen a lavarle las patas 7n7,saluditos desde montevideo uruguay!! [18:30] nani: stop [18:30] a mi no me vengas a decir STOoOp NO NI MADRES>:V [18:52] is it normal to have to change dhcp=dhclient in NetworkManager.conf ? (the problem was ethernet losing connectivity, ubuntu 20.04) [19:21] does ubuntu still support suspend-to-didk/hibernate? [19:22] I don't see the option in power settings, only sleep. But this is a laptop that sleeps for days on end so I need a full poweroff [19:35] nshirelaptop: you could try systemctl hibernate and see if it works or not [19:40] ok previously I had only 2gb of swap, set it to 12gb swap for 8gb ram system. I read that low swap space could have been one issue. [19:40] will try hibernating now [19:40] sarnold, Failed to hibernate system via logind: Sleep verb "hibernate" not supported [19:41] nshirelaptop: if you have 12gb of information in memory/swap you're trying to keep while hibernating you're doing it wrong :) [19:41] nshirelaptop: aw. [19:41] I was told the general idea was to set the swapfile to 1.5x system memory size [19:42] @leftyfb, [19:42] sarnold, do you think that would be a hardware/bios limitation of the laptop? or just something misconfigured [19:44] nshirelaptop: https://askubuntu.com/a/1241902/1151311 [19:44] nshirelaptop: I know once upon a time ubuntu went to the effort to either prevent it or make it difficult to do, etc, because it was notoriously unreliable [19:45] hibernate was unreliable? [19:45] was/i [19:45] was/is [19:45] eh so no hibernate on swapfile, only swap partition? annoying [19:45] hibernate IS unreliable. No matter the OS. [19:45] luckily I left 25gb of unallocated space at the end of this drive [19:46] never had an issue with it on windows, and I went crazy with hibernating. for years on end I would hibernate every night and only do a full system reboot once a month [19:46] no memory errors or anything [19:49] how much time do you actually save this way? i mean it's not like booting takes a lot of time on linux. [19:49] ah then you've got very good taste in hardware and driver authors :) [19:49] it usually worked if you had 'moderately nice' hardware [19:49] reopening programs to where I left off does, sometimes I have to close my laptop quickly to resume later [19:49] if you went too nice, it was rubbish. if you went for rubbish it was rubbish :) === rhymeswithmogul is now known as signofzeta === saribro is now known as swinnenb [21:14] Hey all === WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft === genii is now known as genii-core === iconoclasthero_ is now known as iconoclasthero [23:04] skype always sign me out when i restart it [23:04] is there a fix to it [23:04] i have gnome-keyring installed [23:09] you'll probably have to ask the skype folks about it [23:17] not ubuntu's fault? [23:18] would you say ubuntu is 100% innocent though [23:20] why restart skype at all? [23:20] does it not stay in your taskbar? === sig_9 is now known as bebop === sig_9 is now known as bebop