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aneeshhi14:55
lubot[telegram] <tbs61> Hello, how to active both headphones and speakers ?15:33
lubot[telegram] <Halis> Does this help you? (İ did not test)18:11
lubot[telegram] <Halis> https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/2/2.5/2.5.2/pulseaudio_volume_control.html18:11
crabapplehello18:20
lubot[telegram] <randomphoenix> Hello all! Back again with another question. What would be the best go-to software to repair a boot issue? I went to install a distro on another of my laptops and after install, it is unable to boot, I continually roll back to the BIOS. Any advice or a point toward a recovery iso would be great...18:21
lubot[telegram] <aptghetto> The live-medium contains all the needed tools.18:24
crabapplehi, is anyone on here that can help me? i'm trying to find an iso for lubuntu 16.04 for powerpc machines. I have not been able to find the iso; the link on the download page no longer works18:25
lubot[telegram] <randomphoenix> I thought that may be so, but I am newish to Linux altogether, so here I am....18:26
lubot[telegram] <aptghetto> Lubuntu 16.04 is not only dead, it is a prehistoric version.18:34
lubot[telegram] <aptghetto> I am not sure, if there are still supported powerpc builds. I think Debian might be the best bet.18:34
tomreynunsupported, EOL: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e9bbefdc033a21a95449d7fe6d1813f7a55f894c&dn=lubuntu-16.04-desktop-powerpc.iso18:36
tomreynhttps://ipv6.torrent.ubuntu.com/tracker_index has https://ipv6.torrent.ubuntu.com/file?info_hash=4g7%F8%EDH%AA%0A%C9%90%A1%DA%A34r%90%DEP%25%9E18:42
JoeLlama'allo ;)21:51
JoeLlamawhen I press the power button in lubuntu my machine shuts down.  I made shortcuts so that it suspends and reboots also but...21:52
JoeLlamaHow to I make pressing the power button ask what I wanna do?21:52
JoeLlamaTJ- ? (:21:53
JoeLlamaoh and I finally got lubuntu to work on a dell inspiron 172021:53
JoeLlamaubuntu (and probably linux in general) hates the NVidia G8500 graphics board :(21:54
JoeLlamaworks well enough with intel crestline graphics :)21:54
JoeLlamaunfortunately, I have about 20 inspiron 1720's with the NVidia graphics :(21:55
JoeLlamaseroiusly at least 20 of them and NVidia doesn't have an updated driver that works after 16.0421:56
lubot[telegram] <lynorian> do they not even work with nomodeset?21:56
JoeLlamaI will check on that... thanks lynorian...21:56
JoeLlamabtw lynorian what server are you on?21:57
JoeLlamaall i know is with the NVidia card and the default driver things run slow and load slow and the browsers (any of themn) lock the system up or cause long delays.21:59
JoeLlamaand there are terrible memory leaks21:59
JoeLlamaI have bad enough memory leaks when linus is running okay.21:59
JoeLlamabut tolerable... just have to reboot periodically22:00
JoeLlamafirefox is a memory pig... I mod it and that helps.22:00
JoeLlamaso if anyone knows how to make the power button ask what to do please let me know...22:00
* JoeLlama is afk & idle22:00
tomreynyou usually configure it on the bios so that it doesn't immediately power off. and then, in the OS, you can configure it to behave as you want. that's if ACPI PM works properly22:07
tomreynwith systemd, you have /etc/systemd/logind.conf and /etc/systemd/logind.conf.d/*.conf22:08
tomreynand man pages for those: logind.conf(5) logind.conf.d(5)22:09
tomreynJoeLlama: ^22:11
JoeLlamathanks tomreyn I will look into it...  it's not like xubuntu for instance where you can just configure it with a gui huh :/22:21
JoeLlamathat would be a nice feature to add I think...22:22
JoeLlamapower off, suspend, hybernate, reboot, and do nothing would be nice power button options.22:22
JoeLlamaon these boxes there is nothing in the bios to set that... they are from 200722:23
tomreynJoeLlama: i'm not saying you can't configure this on the lubuntu GUI, i just don't know.22:23
JoeLlamaand yeah ACPI I've had issues with things like running the fan for instance but these work okay.22:23
JoeLlamayeah I can't find it tomreyn in lubuntu or online help.22:24
tomreyndid you upgrade their bios, yes?22:24
JoeLlamawell I can online but it's all like this big procedure 22:24
tomreyn*yet22:24
JoeLlamayes 22:24
JoeLlamaupgraded to what is called A0922:24
tomreyn!acpi_osi22:24
ubottuIf your system is unstable or power management does not work well and logs show ACPI issues, you can try to make the Linux kernel pretend it was Windows during boot (which can help on hardware which was only tested with Windows): http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html22:24
JoeLlamahrm okay I look at that too when I have time thanks :)22:25
JoeLlamaokay tomreyn thanks again... you'd think they had something to set that in lubuntu... easy like...  if anyone else knows lemme know22:26
* JoeLlama is afk & idle22:27
tomreynhttps://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/3/3.2/3.2.12/power_management.html22:28
JoeLlamabak & thanks tomreyn checking that now22:33
tomreyni wonder how you did not find that22:34
JoeLlamahey tomreyn yes I went to power management but mine does not have a power keys option :/22:34
JoeLlamathat's why I was confused22:34
JoeLlamaand that's how I did not find that (: heh22:34
tomreynhmm maybe those are from berfore acpi times then ;)22:35
JoeLlamawonder why I don't have that option tomreyn...  I will figure it out though... thanks for pointing that out!22:35
JoeLlamaoh :/22:35
lubot[telegram] <lynorian> what version joellamma22:35
lubot[telegram] <lynorian> I think that feature was added after 20.0422:35
tomreyni don't think they are, but they are really old22:35
JoeLlama20.04 lynorian22:35
JoeLlamaoh after 20.04 hrm...22:35
JoeLlamaI know 20.04 is supported for a long time but 21.04 is not... but it will be replaced with 22.04 or something like that right?  not sure how that works?22:36
JoeLlamaso maybe I need to install 21.04 to get that feature?22:36
JoeLlamait's not a huge deal... I mean I did drag different options to the panel and I can click on those for now.22:37
JoeLlamait would just be nice to have that feature in the actual button22:37
JoeLlamaand where do these telegrams come from lynorian?  where are you on the internet so that you telegram that here?  just curious.22:38
JoeLlamaI am new to the channel.22:38
tomreynhttps://lubuntu.me/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/cycle.png shows the lifecycle of releases up to 20.0422:40
JoeLlamawelp there is food calling my name...22:40
JoeLlamaafk & idle22:40
guivercwe're in final testing of Lubuntu 21.10 now; the upgrade replacement of 21.04 which will be out next month (thus the 21.10)22:42
JoeLlamahey guiverc thanks!  I will wait for that.22:57
JoeLlamaokay and now I get it year 21 and month 10 neat...  I'm learning this stuff pretty fast.  Windows sucked so bad I couldn't stomach it anymore.  I still support it for some clients but for anything internet related it's linux now.22:58
guivercwe have a release every six months; 20.04 (2020-April) was followed by 20.10 (2020-October), 21.04, next is 21.10, then 22.04. 22:58
guiverc:)22:58
JoeLlamaokay but I noticed that some version are not supported as long can you tell me why?22:59
guivercLTS releases get 3 years for flavors like lubuntu (5 years for main Ubuntu Desktop, Server or cloud).  non-LTS get 9 months, ie. you've 3 months after the next release comes out to release-upgrade to it.22:59
JoeLlamaguiverc22:59
JoeLlamaoh22:59
JoeLlamagotcha thanks... so it's okay to upgrade because even though it might not be supported that long, a new version will come out before that time expires...23:00
JoeLlamaguiverc would you know much about that old NVidia driver that doesn't work with new released of linux? lemme get you the exact graphics hardware name...23:01
guivercthe LTS path means release-upgrade every 2-3 years (you can jump from one LTS to the next; 18.04 was an exception due to change of desktop), OR you can release-upgrade thru every release - two supported upgrade paths23:02
guivercthere are some video cards that are old that won't work with newer kernels, thus older LTS release(s) make sense, eg. 20.0423:02
JoeLlamayes i think the oldest release that works with these is 16.0423:03
guivercI have a box here that I QA-test install to, it cannot handle Ubuntu Desktop/GNOME, Kubuntu/KDE except with 20.04/GA kernel stack (LTS releases come with two kernel stack choices; GA is the elder one)23:03
JoeLlamageforce 860023:03
guivercwe don't support 16.04; it's EOL, the oldest Lubuntu we support is Lubuntu 20.04 LTS23:03
JoeLlamaI have probably more than 20 laptops with the geforce 8600 and linux (I assume all flavors) hates them :(23:04
JoeLlamaterrible delays and lock-up and memory leaks23:04
JoeLlamawell fortunately, I can use 16.04 off-line for which I do have some air-gapped applications.23:04
guivercit's not likely the flavors, but the kernel.. Drivers are really kernel modules; thus kernel matters; as I said; LTS releases have two kernel stacks you can use; that's about all Ubuntu systems provide (choice of kernel stack if using a LTS)23:04
JoeLlamaso I assume using 16.04 is okay as long as I am not online right>23:05
JoeLlamaoh ok23:05
JoeLlamathere will be a learning curve...  I will look up "LTS"23:05
guiverc16.04 using the GA stack used the 4.4 kernel if I remember correctly; use the HWE stack it used the GA stack from 18.04, or 4.15 kernel.  23:05
guivercLTS = long term support (release)23:05
JoeLlamaoh! LTS neat okay23:06
guiverchttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack & https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/RollingLTSEnablementStack may explain the GA (general) or HWE (hardware enablement; for later drivers/stack) for LTS releases23:06
JoeLlamawell I think the last driver from NVidia worked with 16.04 but not after...23:06
JoeLlamaokay I will look that up too23:07
JoeLlamaso i will install 16.0423:07
guivercyeah there were fglrx? or drivers that were supported up to a specific kernel... but not past that.23:07
JoeLlamaif you try to install the latest NVidia driver with current releases of ubuntu it crashes and leave the sywtem in bad shape.23:08
guivercnah fglrx was AMD not nvidia; sorry I forget (16.04 or 2016-April) was too long ago23:08
JoeLlamayeah some people were asking for NVidia drivers that work with versions after 16.04 but no response last time I checked23:08
JoeLlamayeah23:09
JoeLlamaI specialize in certain old computers... I hate throwing computers away :(23:09
JoeLlamathese inspiron 1720's are workhorses23:09
guivercI'm using a 2009 dell desktop; running Lubuntu *impish*; what will be 21.10 on release23:09
JoeLlamaI keep shreading them and building them back up as needed23:09
JoeLlamathat's sweet guiverc :)23:10
JoeLlamaand yes I like lubuntu... tried ubuntu and xubuntu... I like xubuntu better than ubuntu and I like lubuntu better than xubuntu :)23:10
JoeLlamait's reasonably very fast...23:11
JoeLlamahaving a minor issue with VLC... sometimes it doesn't close right... there is an icon that is left on the panel and it won't play anything after that...  I'll figure it out23:11
JoeLlamaVLC is my player of choice and it's nice that it comes with lubuntu23:11
JoeLlamabut yeah lubuntu for the win23:12
JoeLlamaI have many other inspirons too like mini 1012's and mini-10's and mini-9's23:12
JoeLlamalubuntu seems to work very nice on those.  saved those from the trash can I think.23:13
JoeLlamaok thanks for the chat guiverc.. gunna go get tacos now.23:14
JoeLlamabbl23:14

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