[00:01] sarnold: you're on the money, its maintainer is different from others, others are Ubuntu Developers but this one is from a person from lunarg.com [00:02] apt-cache policy libvulkan1 libvulkan-de showed that [00:02] the version table for libvulkan1 and it had two candidates [00:02] Nicho1as: woot; does the lunarg version offer the -dev package? [00:02] here pastebind ; https://pastebin.com/tucNHcgs [00:03] there is nothing to effort to be paste but.... anyway [00:04] unfortunately it doesn't. I think I'm gonna have to disable the 3rd party apt source. thank you so much sarnold [00:04] su doesnt work in the new version how to fix that? [00:06] sarnold: oh, I don't see any apt source for lunarg in /etc/apt/sources.list.d I might have installed it from a single package or something... [00:08] Sintia: oh man :( there's something like 75 different places that System error text can be generated :( [00:08] Sintia: are there any details in /var/log/auth.log ? [00:09] sarnold: no its empty [00:09] dang [00:09] Sintia: how about /var/log/syslog? [00:09] i have access to root [00:09] Nicho1as: dang :( you could probably also ask lunarg folks to add back the -dev [00:09] but cant su from user [00:10] also sudo not working as intented to be on user [00:11] ? [00:11] Sintia: maybe try running pam-auth-update ? [00:11] sarnold: Yeah, I'll ask them for the dev package [00:12] sarnold: what is that [00:14] Sintia: it's an interface to configure PAM settings, it's run as part of debconf on upgrades / installs, and my guess is your /etc/pam.d/ directory has some mistakes in it, and this might help correct them [00:15] sarnold:ok how to install [00:16] Sintia: it's in the libpam-runtime package [00:17] sarnold: ok what to do apt install libpam-runtime? [00:18] Sintia: yes [00:18] I mean, I'd expect that package to already be installed, but you might have an odd situation here [00:20] hmm, might've been from an old vulkan-sdk package... the new package from lunarg repository for focal fossa includes libvulkan-dev as well. :) [00:21] Nicho1as: oh that's promising :) [00:21] got it what's next? [00:22] Sintia: were you able to run pam-auth-update without problems? [00:23] sarnold: sorry dont know how to execute this update [00:23] Sintia: apt install libpam-runtime ; pam-auth-update [00:24] yea got it [00:24] asked me Pam profile to be enable [00:25] unix conf or create login directory [00:26] unix authentication is it the best for pam profile? [00:28] ok yea i run pam update without problems! but my problem with the user still occurs [00:29] Sintia: dang :( [00:29] Sintia: I was really hoping that'd do the job :( [00:32] sarnold: ok thanks anyway :) [00:32] sorry Sintia [00:32] i will delete the user and use root until find a solution === Guest37_ is now known as tomfarr === M4he is now known as mahe [01:49] hello, i'd like to install ubuntu 21.04 alongside 20.04 and windows 10 for test [01:49] can i order it to install on just some free partition, do not install grub and count that 20.04 update-grub will detect it? [01:55] rud0lf: No - as the boot code to boot the 21.04 install must exist in the install. Then yes os_proper will pick up all the installs - be aware that unless you take action the last update makes that install the controlling boot. I disable os_prober in my secondary system to prevent this happening. [01:56] thank you for help [01:56] so i need efi partition and root partition on disk? [01:57] i install os once per 2 years so i have no clue what to do :) [01:58] rud0lf: You only need the one esp partition for all installs - "/" will contain the boot code in the /boot/grub/ directory. [02:00] !dual boot | rud0lf [02:00] rud0lf: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot/Windows - Macs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot === NoSQL is now known as SQL [04:06] /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER voidtype WsbK7a0Y4TlQlMln [04:14] Peope should never type commands like that in a channel [04:14] Always use status window! [04:28] I assume an extra space before /msg [04:57] Is there a file/method that can access gnome-dock badge counts for each individual program? I haven't been able to find anything for this. [05:00] Lvl4Sword: if you want to experiment with tweaks, try dconf-editor [05:01] Worth a shot, I'll see what I come up with [05:01] Lvl4Sword: if the tweak isnt there, you could wishlist bug or talk to the devel guys [05:07] hello i'm running kubuntu 21.04 64bit system - how can i check if my graphic drivers are installed properly? and how to check for missing drivers? [05:08] Guest8: sudo lshw -C video [05:08] Guest8: it will show driver=...here at bottom (if loaded) [05:10] i915 [05:11] lotuspsychje i believe i had more grpahic drivers listing in windows like my amd card [05:11] but it's not sowing here === synapt is now known as nate [05:11] only Haswell-ULT Integrated Graphics Controller [05:11] Guest8: if driver isnt loaded, it will shove your card as 'unclaimed' do yous ee that? [05:11] *see [05:12] no i don't see anything unclaimed [05:12] Guest8: your AMD card doesnt show at all? [05:13] lotuspsychje: yes there's no mentioning of AMD at all [05:13] Guest8: thats weird, try sharing your 'dmesg' in a pastebin so the volunteers can take a look for you [05:14] !dmesg | Guest8 [05:14] Guest8: dmesg is a console command which outputs the kernel ring buffer - an important log for diagnosing problems in Linux. Often when something errors with hardware it will result in additional lines reported which can be seen by running dmesg in a console. [05:14] ill be afk for a bit [05:15] ok thank you lotuspsychje [05:17] can't copy all the ouptut of the terminal dmesg [05:37] lotuspsychje, Looks to be set here -- https://github.com/micheleg/dash-to-dock/blob/a081e416096d2a082b191eba1b0631de06371b51/appIconIndicators.js#L725 -- so that's a start at least :) [05:58] Hello. What can I do to trust a repository where I get "N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default." every time I update the package? [05:58] I want to trust it permanently. [06:02] you probably need the public key of the maintainer of the repository [06:37] I have a problem with a package installation that was interrupted. I need to run dpkg --configure -a to fix it but every time I do my computer shuts down. It works fine otherwise [07:17] devslash: do you see any error messages? If they go by too fast, maybe a video would help? === Guest37_ is now known as tomfarr === Abrax- is now known as Abrax [12:33] Hi folks [12:56] tiled: This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "wayland-egl" [13:03] is there anyone here normally using kdenlive snap? i've been issuing several problems with it [13:05] h1pot, try opening a topic in forum.snapcraft.io (the kdenlive snap maintainers read that forum i think) [13:07] also: [13:07] $ snap info kdenlive|grep contact [13:07] contact: https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=neon&component=Snaps [13:07] thanks, ogra [13:08] but there is a way to report these bugs without creating an account? [13:11] h1pot: no, that would lead to abuse [13:11] yeah, you'd end up with a ton of spam [13:12] well s/you/they/ 🙂 === c10l8 is now known as c10l === DocMors is now known as putenjupp === putenjupp is now known as DocMors [16:43] Hi. Do I get it right that `dnsmasq` is using hosts `/etc/resolv.conf` for dns resolution? [16:49] asbachb, yes, but make sure that you disable systemd-resolved [16:49] asbachb: what version of ubuntu? Desktop or server? Without mentioning dnsmasq or resolv.conf, what is it exactly you are trying to resolve or do? [17:07] greetings, anyone know of a good clipart manager that can view many filetypes? eg. svg,cdr,jpg,eps,pngetc. bitmap and vector. [17:33] heyya [17:33] this is grat i have finaly gotten it to work [17:36] infinite, what did you got to work? === blackest_mamba_ is now known as blackest_mamba [18:42] i found a new bug #1944055 on 20.04 for gnome-screenshot anyone noticing this aswell feel free to affect the bug [18:42] Bug 1944055 in gnome-screenshot (Ubuntu) "Select area loops itself on random" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1944055 [19:09] hey everyone [19:09] hi frazer [19:09] anyone familiar with google compute engine here? [19:10] nope sorry, but maybe someone else tough === beaver is now known as pong [19:10] no problem bro, got some dumb issue i cant find any documentation for [19:11] thought asking a linux community is the best bet for an issue like that lol [19:11] i hope someone is free for you :) [19:56] hello terminal freaks [20:25] hello [20:29] Hmm this is crazy. Lenovo P620 Threadripper Pro 3975WX with 64gb ECC DDR4 @3200MHz and it's being run headless, completely idle, with not even X running. However, SSHing in and typing bash commands causes half second delays sometimes. I ran htop and the culprit is snapd [20:30] How is it that a $5.5k workstation running ubuntu basically idle and not even running X is less responsive than slackware or FreeBSD on a 15-20 year old box? [20:44] hey all! === MrMattsm1nd is now known as MrMattsmind [20:44] I have some trouble with unmounting ecryptfs on logout [20:44] Trying all of the stuff and didnt help :/ [20:45] the distro is Mint MATE (should be the same in this area, I suppose) [20:50] !mint | dikiy [20:50] dikiy: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [20:53] thnx [23:09] Hi, I am using virtuam machine manager but when I load an ubuntu VM it doesnt take full screen, how would i do this. In virtual box you need to install guest additions