[00:00] <[itchyjunk]> hm, it tells me it is already installed. :: https://bpa.st/2D2A
[00:00] <[itchyjunk]> but `qemu-system-riscv32` returns a `command not found`
[00:01] <sarnold> ahhhhh
[00:01] <sarnold> it must have been added to our packages after bionic
[00:01] <[itchyjunk]> ah :<
[00:23] <Heeeeelp> Hi. I can't install a package from PPA. I'm new to PPAs, not sure if I'm missing something. I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 and want to install qt4-x11 from https://launchpad.net/~rock-core/+archive/ubuntu/qt4/ . This link says that they have a package called  qt4-x11 for focal. I used the commands given to add this ppa repository, I can confirm this PPA is in
[00:23] <Heeeeelp> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ too,  but after running apt update, I still can't install it. There's no qt4-x11. https://paste.debian.net/plain/1212057
[00:24] <Heeeeelp> is launchpad updated manually or something? is it possible the ppa page is out of sync with the actual packages served?
[00:27] <dbungert> Heeeeelp: qt4-x11 looks to be the source package name.  You'll want to install one of the binary packages listed here.  https://launchpad.net/~rock-core/+archive/ubuntu/qt4/+packages
[00:29] <Bashing-om> Heeeeelp: Looks to be suspect as "Sylvain Joyeux (2020-05-10)" indicates has had no love in some time.
[00:29] <Heeeeelp> I see...you have to click View Package Details to be taken to that page that then lets you expand the package names. Thanks!
[00:30] <Heeeeelp> he's in Brazil, I'm sure he can find love in the wrong places if he wanted
[00:35] <sarnold> honestly, for qt4, it probably hasn't had any chances in years anyway, right?
[00:35] <sarnold> s/chances/changes/
[00:36] <sarnold> I think upstream was done with qt4 something like five years ago
[00:36] <sarnold> I'm not good with time, that's a guess :)
[00:37] <Heeeeelp> you're correct, probably 5 years ago. but I have an old app that still uses it and wanted to run it on Ubuntu 20.04.
[00:39] <Heeeeelp> the alternative wouldnt be updating the code, it would be having to run a VM
[00:40] <sarnold> or maybe lxd container / snap / etc kind of thing
[00:42] <Heeeeelp> I would have thought apt-file (to list/search contents of packages) would include any apt package, including PPA. But after apt installing libqtcore4, then running "sudo apt-file update" and "apt-file list libqtcore4" I get nothing
[00:42] <Heeeeelp> yeah, well the 1st step to run it in a snap would be to get my hands on those libraries :)
[00:45] <Heeeeelp> oh, locate gives me the same thing. Those packages might just be broken
[00:46] <sarnold> hrm. I kinda expected apt-file to work with ppas too, but now I realize I'm not sure..
[00:46] <Heeeeelp> nm, I see files with "dpkg -L libqtcore4".
[00:46] <sarnold> locate only works if you've got the packages installed and there's been a updatedb run after it was installed
[00:46] <Heeeeelp> so it's only apt-file and locate that dont. Perhaps a manifest or whatever is missing from the PPA packages.
[00:47] <Heeeeelp> sarnold: you're right, I see something when I run updatedb manually. I thought it would've run automatically after an apt install
[00:48] <Heeeeelp> *i see something in "locate libqtcore4"
[00:49] <sarnold> Heeeeelp: normally it runs overnight.. it can take hours to run, so it's best it doesn't run after every apt install / upgrade / purge :)
[00:50] <Heeeeelp> really, hours? it took less than a second for me
[00:51] <sarnold> yeah, I've got a system with a few hundred million files on it
[00:51] <sarnold> maybe billions? I forget. it takes an eternity to count them :)
[00:55] <Heeeeelp> I'm afraid to  ask :)
[00:55] <Heeeeelp> but I will. What kind of files?
[00:56] <sarnold> I've unpacked all the source packages for everything in ubuntu
[00:58] <Heeeeelp> are you trying to do Ubuntu development?
[01:02] <Unit193> updatedb has a cron or timer entry, but I'd recommend plocate over mlocate as it's much faster.
[01:03] <sarnold> Heeeeelp: sort of; I usually use it to search for vulnerabilities
[01:03] <sarnold> plocate is magic goodness
[01:03] <Heeeeelp> I see. good luck
[01:04] <sarnold> d'oh. I wanted to find out how long plocate takes to output something, and the first thing I searched for was taking forever because it was too common and flooding my ssh connection..
[01:04] <Heeeeelp> wow, 6GB of RAM wasnt enough to compile the old app. I used to build it on a desktop with 4GB . I guess gcc improvements need more memory
[01:04] <sarnold> the second thing I searched for went *way* faster because the database had already been loaded in memory. kinda wrecked my attempt to time it :)
[01:05] <sarnold> Heeeeelp: yeah :/ it's usually useful to reduce parallelism during builds
[01:05] <Heeeeelp> first thing I did, even with a singular "make" it ran out of RAM on one file
[01:05] <sarnold> anyway, I think locate doesnotexist would take something like a minute and a half on that system; plocate doesnotexist runs in seconds on a cold database and nearly instantly on a hot one
[01:06] <Heeeeelp> I have more RAM normally but I'm in the middle of an RMA for my 2nd memory stick which died on me. Guess I'll wait a few days.
[01:06] <sarnold> $ time locate doesnotexist | wc -l
[01:06] <sarnold> 263
[01:06] <sarnold> real	0m0.022s
[01:06] <sarnold> Heeeeelp: ouch :(
[01:08] <Heeeeelp> appreciate the help, I'm gonna go eat!
[01:08] <sarnold> enjoy :)
[02:01] <wroathe> Is there a straightforward way to install just a single packages man pages without unminimizing?
[02:02] <wroathe> I've got a docker container here, and I'm installing tcpdump to to do some debugging, and getting access to the man page for this system required running unminimize, which takes like 5 minutes
[02:03] <Guest17> This exists: https://manpages.ubuntu.com
[02:04] <wroathe> Yeah, I suppose. It always seems like there's a mismatch between web man pages and the man pages that correspond to a package for a particular version though
[02:05] <wroathe> But I see that Ubuntu now has it by distro version
[02:05] <wroathe> So thanks for the recommendation, Guest17
[02:07] <sarnold> WrathOfAchilles: I very much like the 'dman' program
[02:07] <sarnold> WrathOfAchilles: sigh. sorry. you already know about dman :)
[02:51] <Unit193> sarnold: Yes, though I don't think it's common to know of it, or the other tools in debian-goodies.
[03:37] <pycurious> I want to run a program (server listening at port) on bootup ? What is the right place to put this server?
[04:03] <Hash> pycurious: systemd service
[05:07] <Tolki> Hello there
[05:08] <Tolki> I have a quick question. I have an issue with Gnome Terminal where the window gets smaller and smaller every time I alt tab to it/click it. I'm not finding any solution to it online.
[05:08] <Tolki> What would be a well maintained and very stable terminal emulator alternative?
[05:08] <Tolki> (with tabs)
[05:17] <alkisg> Tolki: sudo adduser user2; logout; login as user2; check if the problem happens there; if yes, it's a system problem, if not, it's a user settings problem => which means you could get rid of it by restoring some settings
[05:18] <alkisg> Or, mate-terminal :)
[05:18] <Tolki> Close enough, just tried Konsole and I don't have this problem with it
[05:19] <Tolki> I just want something stable and well maintained so I think Konsole should fit the bill
[05:20] <Tolki> alkisg it's definitely likely a settings problem, I'm using gTile with a few other extensions and that might be causing an issue
[05:20] <Tolki> still, I don't have this issue with other terminal emulators (tested Alacrity and Konsole)
[05:20] <alkisg> mate-terminal is gtk3 based => less library dependencies for your setup
[05:44] <obby> Hey
[05:45] <bittin> hi
[05:45] <obby> I have a ubuntu 20.04 LTS Desktop install that I use as a server that has a LUKS for the main drive and I had to clear its CMOS to clear up some GPU problems but this erased my EFI settings
[05:45] <obby> is there an easy way to restore the proper efi?
[05:46] <obby> it used to boot into this ubuntu imaged thing and ask for the decryption key and then go to a ubuntu login but now it loads GRUB and then just fails to boot never asking for decrypt key
[07:28] <TJ-> obby: yes, there is a way to fix it, starting from booting a LiveISO and using the 'Try...' option
[08:07] <Nicho1as> Hello, I'd like to build a program on Ubuntu 21.04 with a couple of optional libraries but the dependencies are conflicting.. libvulkan-dev depends on libvulkan1 (= 1.2.162.0-1) but qtbase5-private-dev eventually depends on libvulkan1 (>= 1.2.131.2)\
[08:08] <Nicho1as> Should I file a ticket on an issue tracker?
[08:11] <Nicho1as> Should I just upgrade to 21.10?
[08:13] <toddc> Nicho1as: stick around till someone better than me can answer
[08:13] <Nicho1as> toddc: Okay, Thank you toddc
[08:19] <locsmif> Does Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute) support different font scaling setting per monitor already?
[08:22] <locsmif> Hmm, I should be asking this in #kubuntu, my apologies
[08:47] <raddy> Hello
[08:50] <raddy> I am finding that ubuntu becoming more and more slower upon eacher new version
[08:50] <raddy> Would fresh install help ?
[08:55] <Mekaneck> raddy: I never experienced Ubuntu, or any other distro, becoming slower in the 14+ years i used them.
[08:57] <toddc> raddy: If we assume a few things each new version is a bit bigger with more tools bigger and better programs on a older computer
[08:59] <toddc> a clean install may help a bit or fix a issue --I prefer clean installs
[09:02] <raddy> Mekaneck: Do you upgrade to newer versions ?
[09:03] <Mekaneck> yep
[09:03] <raddy> Mekaneck: Great
[10:21] <faekjarz> hi! Am i doing something wrong? I thought i'm supposed to have 2 storage devices on my new Optane H10. I'm running it on AMD B550, in a PCIe riser/adapter card.
[10:27] <lotuspsychje> faekjarz: can you pastebin inxi -F please?
[10:28] <faekjarz> lotuspsychje: i might, one moment please
[10:36] <faekjarz> lotuspsychje: are you looking for anything specific? I'm hesitant to publish a fingerprint of my box. In the Drives section, there's only the NAND portion of that H10 listed.
[10:37] <lotuspsychje> lets see the whole log please, im curious
[10:37] <Lumpio-> The hackers will get you if you "fingerprint your box"?
[10:39] <lotuspsychje> systeminfo wont expose you much
[10:40] <faekjarz> i'd like to learn what you are looking for - the composition of hardware, version numbers, mac addresses, that's faily personal data
[10:41] <Lumpio-> Hardware revisions are boring ans surely you spoof your MAC id you're security conscious
[10:43] <faekjarz> i'd rather not discuss my privacy choices, and focus on debugging Optane H10 on AMD B550 ;)
[10:49] <lotuspsychje> so, how about your dmesg in a paste faekjarz
[10:50] <faekjarz> you obviously desire a troll reputation, lotuspsychje
[10:51] <lotuspsychje> faekjarz: you come here asking for ubuntu help, but refuse to share details of any kind, good luck with that
[11:05] <faekjarz> there you go https://pastebin.com/h3aTfkCz i hope that motivates you to tell me what exactly you are looking for, lotuspsychje
[11:07] <lotuspsychje> faekjarz: i see 3 nvme's in there, are you saying your intel one only shows 1 instead of 2?
[11:09] <faekjarz> yes, because Optane H10 ist intel - noone else sells Optane
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> faekjarz: did you check gnome-disks to see if its partitioned right?
[11:13] <faekjarz> there's 1 Windows reserved, 1 NTFS, and free space - all summs up to the QLC part of the H10 - the whole visible capacity is NOT 256+16GB ...that tells me that i'm still not seeing the 3dXpoint portion
[11:15] <faekjarz> that's how the H10 came out of the box - a bit odd, that they'd format it with NTFS - usually new storage is blank
[11:17] <faekjarz> i've double-checkt the item description - it's new/pulled from working & wiped - SMART reports only 1 whole drive write
[12:28] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:12] <AikenDrum> Hi all, Does anyone know the name of the Kubuntu group that is the equivalent of Fedora's lock group ?
[13:18] <AikenDrum> Hello, anyone there ?
[13:25] <Mekaneck> !patience | AikenDrum
[13:27] <AikenDrum> oes anyone know the Kubuntu equivalent of the Fedora lock group ?
[13:32] <Mekaneck> AikenDrum: i asked you to be patient
[13:33] <AikenDrum> I was also asked to repeat my question quickly. ??
[13:33] <Mekaneck> Not
[13:33] <Mekaneck> and this is not the place to ask imho since it's a Ubuntu support channel
[13:34] <oerheks> well, why would kubuntu have it and ubuntu not?
[13:35] <AikenDrum> ubottu: AikenDrum: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/  I am using Kubuntu 2.04.1
[13:35] <oerheks> anyway, i used bing but i think debian/ubuntu does not have the same functionality as fedora lock group?
[13:38] <AikenDrum> @oerheks: I don't know. I'm just trying to fin out this equivalent group in Kubuntu.
[13:38] <Mekaneck> AikenDrum: take it over to #ubuntu-discuss please
[13:38] <oerheks> or #Kubuntu ?
[13:39] <Mekaneck> oerheks: not much activity there
[13:39] <Mekaneck> maybe he can ask on askubuntu.com or the forums
[13:40] <AikenDrum> @Mekaneck: OK  @oerheks: OK
[13:56] <goddard> it apears desktop notifications in firefox don't resolve to your gnome workspace as well?
[13:59] <nuxnoob> installed mx19 it keeps borking my seperate ntfs drive
[14:00] <nuxnoob> when i copy files to it i get i/o erros and then i cant read superblock
[14:00] <leftyfb> nuxnoob: what is mx19?
[14:00] <nuxnoob> boot to winpe chkdsk fixes it or gets no error
[14:00] <leftyfb> goddard: this is as close as it gets https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/gnome-download-notifications/
[14:00] <oerheks> mx19 is not ubuntu, they have their own channel
[14:01] <nuxnoob> mx19 is a debian fork
[14:01] <oerheks> so?
[14:01] <leftyfb> nuxnoob: ok, please seek support from mx19
[14:01] <nuxnoob> thought you might help
[14:01] <oerheks> we don't want to give wrong advise
[14:01] <leftyfb> nuxnoob: you are not running ubuntu or even a distro based on ubuntu.
[14:02] <nuxnoob> same filesystem no
[14:02] <leftyfb> nuxnoob: please seek support from mx19
[14:14] <Hash> Is there a way to get redshift to be always on, instead of only night time?
[14:14] <Hash> a lot of times I keep my room dark and the monitor light is too bright and burnsmy eyes
[14:15] <Hash> and redshift uses long/lat to determine the time of day and turns on/off
[14:15] <Hash> I want to keep it on all the time
[14:18] <Hash> logically if I set day/night to be the same, then it doesn't matter wht the software thinks the time is
[14:18] <Hash> I can probably set brightness/temp settings to be the same for night/day in redshift.conf ok hm
[15:34] <iomari891> greetings, my 20.04 installation has iptables legacy running.I also see that iptbles-nft is installed. How can I switch to iptabls-nft and if I do will all my current rules work seemlessly?
[16:03] <oerheks> iomari891, install nftables and enable nftables.service
[16:04] <oerheks> some info; https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/how-to-use-nftables/
[16:07] <CapnKernel> Hello.  I have a server running hirsute.  I'd like to install keycloak, which says "make sure you have OpenJDK 1.8 or newer installed".  What packages do I need to install for this?
[16:08] <CapnKernel> apt search openjdk shows me openjdk-17-jre.  How close or far is that to what I need?
[16:10] <oerheks> !info  openjdk-8-jdk hirsute
[16:11] <CapnKernel> Thank you.  What version of OpenJDK will that give me?
[16:12] <CapnKernel> And why not openjdk-17-jre?  Isn't 17 higher (newer?) than 8?
[16:13] <oerheks> 17 = 7
[16:14] <CapnKernel> So 18 = 8?
[16:16] <oerheks> yes?
[16:19] <CapnKernel> So the numbering went 11 15 16 17 8??? https://bpa.st/WTBA
[16:27] <CapnKernel> Perhaps it's covered here, sigh.  https://dzone.com/articles/a-guide-to-java-versions-and-features
[16:32] <oerheks> oh, openjdk 17 just released,
[16:33] <oerheks> dunno about that keycloak, there is a snap version though https://snapcraft.io/keycloak-standalone-spicule
[16:38] <timvisher> Is there any way to have apt be more verbose about it's download speeds during updates and installs?
[16:38] <timvisher> I'm looking for something similar to what snap currently does by default which is emitting a log message with the current speed periodically.
[16:41] <timvisher> apt _does_ emit a summary at the end of the operation but I need it while the operation is ongoing. The summary looks like `Fetched 21.9 MB in 4s (5,622 kB/s)`, for instance.
[16:41] <tieinv> Fetched 7,332 kB in 6s (1,229 kB/s)
[16:56] <arash> Hello, when i try apt install it tries to install php7.2 and apache and some other things, how can i install php7.4 with some php modules only and not apache2?
[16:57] <arash> I tried apt install php
[16:57] <arash> E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'php7.4'
[16:58] <arash> when i try  apt install php7.4 i see that ^^
[17:02] <toddc> arash: apt will try to install any dependcies needed by the program you are trying to install
[17:03] <arash> so apache2 is a "dependcies needed by PHP" ?
[17:03] <oerheks> arash, for bionic 18.04?
[17:03] <arash> isn't it possible to run php with nginx?
[17:03] <oerheks> use the ondrej ppa perhaps? DMP (~textual@django/moderator/EvilDMP) has joined
[17:03] <oerheks> err
[17:03] <oerheks> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php/+index?field.series_filter=bionic&batch=75&memo=75&start=75
[17:03] <arash> oerheks, yes, added that repo and fixed. thank you
[17:22] <a_> hi, people.
[17:23] <a_> i'm new at irc.
[17:24] <leftyfb> !support | a_
[17:25] <a_> any sugestion about irc channels? and where to learn about the commandas?
[17:25] <leftyfb> a_: this is a support channel. If you have a support question, please explain it in detail here
[17:26] <oerheks> see https://libera.chat/guides/ or join #libera for irc help?
[17:26] <a_> sorry! as i said i'm new in irc. if it's no the right place to put the question about irc, please i'm sorry.
[17:27] <leftyfb> a_: type:    /join #libera
[17:27] <a_> thank you very much for your info.
[17:28] <a_> i'll try to learn more about the commands and return bacck latter. thanks for your help, people. bye.
[17:42] <ioria> arash, btw, you could also install 'php-fpm' and it will install php7.2 without apache
[17:49] <Kobaz> what would cause a slow ssh login time on a brand new ubuntu server?
[17:50] <Kobaz> dns?
[17:50] <Kobaz> mm yeah looks like it
[17:52] <tech_> yo
[17:52] <tech_> wassuo
[18:12] <GWM> Hi I'm trying to set crypto policies via crypto-policies package via Ansible and I'm looking for the correct way to do it, if I set future as a policy on Ubuntu I get rid of CBC which is what I want, for RHEL like I have to set a .pmod file in /etc/crypto-policies/policies/modules/, but say I wanted to disable more ciphers in Ubuntu, naturally I set off to create the same policy in Ubuntu but I keep getting "Unknown policy property: ssh_cipher\nErrors found in
[18:12] <GWM> policy" on Ubuntu when I try to apply it, the manpage haven't been very helpful, I tried creating local.d in /etc/crpyto-policies/ and playing the module there, but I get the same error
[18:13] <GWM> The content of the .pmod file is simply "ssh_cipher = -AES-128-CBC -AES-256-CBC"
[18:14] <GWM> (Which works splendidly on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora)
[18:15] <GWM> So my question is really, how do I set custom crypto policies in Ubuntu?
[18:16] <GWM> Or is it that just this property is unavailable in Ubuntu?
[18:29] <GWM> (Ubuntu Server 20.04.03)
[19:06] <sarnold> GWM: as far as I'm aware there's no crypto-policies support in ubuntu yet. I have to admit I don't understand how we have imported the packages from debian but don't actually support it, but it sure feels like it ought to be possible to do. I just don't know how, learning it has been on my todo list for ages
[19:11] <GWM> sarnold, fair enough, I already had what I needed for my homelab, but curiosity piqued my interest
[19:11] <GWM> setting the policy to FUTURE is good enough on 20.04 at least
[19:14] <sarnold> GWM: lol FUTURE :D
[19:15] <GWM> That's what the policy is called
[19:15] <GWM> and yes, it has to be in caps
[19:17] <GWM> (no, not a joke, the file is called FUTURE.pol and under RHEL at least it exists under  /usr/share/crypto-policies/policies/FUTURE.pol)
[19:17] <GWM> I checked Ubuntu Server and it's in the same place with the same name
[19:18] <GWM> For anyone reading this and is curious, I recommend the RH documentation: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/8/html/security_hardening/using-the-system-wide-cryptographic-policies_security-hardening
[19:20] <GWM> Typical use case is hardening an env from reports from vulnerability scans and security compliances scans, a more practical example is allowing your Linux server to talk to an older Active Directory LDAPS instance, in which case you may have to set LEGACY depending on when it was installed
[19:22] <sarnold> GWM: man that's nice. that's a thousand times nicer than trying to edit the openssl.cnf file.
[19:23] <a_> #ubuntu-br
[19:25] <a_> #ubuntu-br: sorry. i think it's no the right place.
[19:29] <GWM> sarnold, it sure is, it was such an ease of use item that I thought the original source was actually Canonical, but I guess I was wrong!
[19:30] <sarnold> GWM: oh wow :D
[19:31] <ezakimak> I have a working system. I'd like to be able to install a base ubuntu image on another system, then update that new system to the exact same package versions on the first system. what's are the best ways to do that?
[19:32] <GWM> ezakimak, just packages or config too? (thinking XDG compliant)
[19:32] <ezakimak> I can handle copying the configs myself, I already know exactly which ones, I have a setup script that does that already
[19:33] <ezakimak> my biggest issue is being able to reproduce a stable set of package versions, there's several upstream repos I'm pulling from for various things
[19:35] <sarnold> ezakimak: perhaps dpkg --get-selections on one machine, dpkg --set-selections on the other machine, and then apt install -f
[19:36] <ezakimak> looking at that output I don't see any versions included
[19:37] <GWM> Hmmm... Getting the list is easier than installing the same list, but I'm not an expert on APT, I'd do dpkg --list and regex the results
[20:18] <ubuntu_user> bye, people. be well.
[22:20] <ostenson> Hey guys, I just installed Google Chrome using the "sudo apt install ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb"
[22:20] <ostenson> I noticed this line on the terminal "N: Download is performed unsandboxed as root as file '/home/user/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb' couldn't be accessed by user '_apt'. - pkgAcquire::Run (13: Permission denied"
[22:20] <ostenson> Even though Chrome was installed and everything appears to be working fine. I just want to know if this might cause some problems in the future?
[22:26] <sarnold> ostenson: it only affects the apt installation step, where it fell back to doing everything as root, same as apt worked for two decades before the new _apt user was introduced
[22:26] <sarnold> ostenson: it's pretty harmless
[22:28] <Eickmeyer> ostenson: To dovetail on what sarnold said, "N:" means Note, "W:" means Warning, and "E:" means error. Notes are harmless and purely informational, warnings are mostly harmless (but should be fixed, usually), and errors mean something broke.
[22:46] <ostenson> sarnold Eickmeyer Thanks guys for the help, really appreciate it.
[22:46] <sarnold> you're welcome ostenson :)
[22:59] <watchcatss> ejejjs
[22:59] <watchcatss> hallo
[22:59] <sarnold> hello
[22:59] <watchcatss> where you from?
[23:01] <catssss> wowww
[23:47] <Nicho1as> Hello, I'd like to build a program on Ubuntu 21.04 with a couple of optional libraries but the dependencies are conflicting.. libvulkan-dev depends on libvulkan1 (= 1.2.162.0-1) but qtbase5-private-dev eventually depends on libvulkan1 (>= 1.2.131.2). \
[23:47] <Nicho1as> Should I file a ticket on an issue tracker or upgrade to 21.10?
[23:48] <sarnold> where is the conflict?
[23:49] <Nicho1as> dependencies want to install both libvulkan-dev and libvulkan1 but the version requirement from libvulkan-dev about libvulkan1 is not allowing the install
[23:49] <Nicho1as> Actually, I should try apt update today since the issue occurred yesterday
[23:50] <sarnold> 1.2.162.0-1 is greater than or equal to 1.2.131.2
[23:50] <sarnold> maybe pastebin the entire command and error message
[23:50] <Sintia> Hello. Have a problems with ubuntu 21.04 fresh install.
[23:50] <Nicho1as> oh you're right. ok I'll make a pastebin
[23:51] <Sintia> 1st -   su:system error   2nd: user is not i the sudoers file
[23:51] <Sintia> please help
[23:52] <sarnold> Sintia: heh, same thing I guess, pastebin what commands you're running and the errors you're getting..
[23:52] <Sintia> these are the errors
[23:53] <Sintia> the commands that i write are Su and sudo
[23:53] <Sintia> :(
[23:55] <Nicho1as> sarnold: here is the pastebin https://pastebin.com/HEk0LJ5d
[23:55] <sarnold> Sintia: there's no Su command, so that's easy..
[23:56] <sarnold> Sintia: there's no Su command, so that's easy.. try 'su' instead
[23:56] <sarnold> Sintia: there's also no root password by default, so it'll be good for switching to other users, but not so good for switching to root
[23:56] <Nicho1as> it turns out libvulkan1 had already been installed for other packages. I wish I could downgrade it to 1.2.162.0-1
[23:56] <Nicho1as> I hope I can
[23:56] <Sintia> sorry to tell that i know that there is not Su command is Su only in the Irchat
[23:57] <sarnold> Sintia: ah. that's why it's a good idea to copy and paste things into a pastebin site :)
[23:57] <Sintia> awweeeehhh
[23:58] <sarnold> Nicho1as: I bet an apt-cache policy libvulkan1 libvulkan-dev  will show the issue -- my guess is that you've got a third-party apt source configured that provides a different libvulkan1 etc