[00:10] are ubuntu installs encrypted by default now, btw? [00:10] hello, does anyone know how to get Ubuntu's Image Viewer to view .png files [00:10] io didn't see an option for that [00:10] nisa, if you are going to install it, what do you mean not install it. If it already is installed it won't hurt anything. [00:10] TortillaSandwich: you can choose during partitioning [00:10] TortillaSandwich, Yes they do, there is a manual partitioning option. What I do is I make a small partition and leave that for /home. It doesn't make a difference if your just using Ubuntu for it's OS, unless you are going to install a lot of apps. [00:21] cool cool [00:21] alright all looks good [00:28] desktops come a long way since I last had it installed in 2012 lol [00:30] lol I never thought I'd own something with as much power as my Ryzen 5 === M4he is now known as mahe [01:09] 20.04 installed on top of VMware. Has IPv6 addressing despite telling it to disable IPv6 during installation. How do you actually disable it? [01:11] Hello, I hope this is the right channel for asking a networking related question and someone can help me. I have a networking problem on Ubunutu 21.04 with the network manager icon always showing the wired connection symbol although wifi is connecting successfully to the router. [01:12] webchat45, if you are having problems with connecting to the Internet do you have your router password set? [01:13] NoBugButFeature yes! [01:13] webchat45, please provide the password. [01:13] ughh what? [01:13] ignore NoBugButFeature [01:13] oerheks, I don't think he actually had a problem. [01:14] ok :) [01:14] he's just asking why the icon indicates a wired connection vs a symbol for wireless [01:14] NoBugButFeature please troll on an other network, you are warned. [01:14] webchat45, the reason the network icon is indicating a wired connection is because the wired connection is being used in order to connect to the internet. Thats why the icon is showing a wired connection. [01:15] NoBugButFeature no he said he is connected to a wireless network you didn't read his OP very well [01:15] nr0q_radio, webchat45 is trying to connect to an Ethernet port but his laptop has a wireless card. [01:15] webchat45, here the wifi symbol appears, did you switch or used wifi only? [01:15] NoBugButFeature your not helping [01:15] So what nr0q_radio what are you talking about? [01:15] nr0q_radio yes, but internet is also not working. I can connect to the router via phone though [01:16] ok that's not what your post above said [01:16] yes, sorry. maybe I was unclear. [01:16] lol [01:16] are you using WPA2 or WPA3? [01:16] WPA2 [01:16] Can you be more clear? [01:17] have you been able to connect previously to this wifi or is this the first time with this computer [01:18] I was able to connect previously, yes. [01:18] It think it could have been was messed up from installation of the protonmailvpn client [01:18] rebooting a router sometimes helps strange connections issues [01:19] I'd start with rebooting the router like oerheks said [01:19] oh, late info, protonmailvpn client [01:19] hmm, that'd certainly make things appear broke if it's trying to route every over the VPN when it doesn't have to [01:20] I can connect to the router, according the network manager. but it shows the wired icon. [01:20] webchat45, what do you mean by "network manager" ? [01:20] really? [01:21] I uninstalled the vpn client with apt purge [01:21] does that help? [01:21] no, same [01:21] have you set static IP address in /etc/networking/interfaces ? [01:21] well probably not if he's using the gui network manager [01:21] but that vpn package might have have mucked up stuff [01:22] oh lol [01:22] i read no uninstall guide .. https://www.tecmint.com/install-protonvpn-in-linux/ [01:22] no uninstall guide but " sudo apt purge 'protonvpn*' " worked for me [01:22] yes, I think you are probably correct nr0q_radio [01:22] but I'd remove protonvpn first since it probably did some damage [01:22] um he did [01:25] Is it possible to reset the networking config to a state like when installing a new system ? [01:25] what I did is removed vpn and then reinstalled [01:26] kill switch https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-vpn-tool/#uninstall [01:26] then remove cache and reboot? [01:26] Yeah, this could have messed up the config. [01:27] thanks oerheks I'll try to figure that out now. [01:34] "nmcli c show" displays two pvpn entries: killswitch and ip6leak-protection [01:35] I'd remove those [01:35] yep. have to figure out how to do that. rebooting... [01:43] nr0q_radio oerheks I removed the still existent pvpn connections and this fixed it. I am so grateful for your help :) [01:44] How can I thank you otherwise? [01:44] just pass on the wisdom when someone else needs it [01:44] always :9 [01:46] You saved me so much trouble, thanks again and bye!! [03:17] OK while in zoom with THIS group (and not the zoom I was in this morning??) my microphone goes way down and stays there, If I move it up it jumps back down. Help me, please. [03:33] revise question because the zoom this morning was on my tablet. [03:34] My zoom mic keeps going to a low setting. [03:35] I dont use my mic for anything other than zoom === zensei_ is now known as zensei [03:39] it's probably a zoom setting, do you have auto-level or whatever it's called enabled? [03:42] the box in settings labeled "Automatically adjust microphone volume" .. uncheck that [03:43] then set your volume and it should stay, their auto-leveling thing sucks bad === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [04:06] my mic works fin in a messenger chat. [04:07] fine === wyggler2_ is now known as wyggler2 [04:13] see what I said above, it's not the OS but rather zoom probably is set to automatically turn the mic down for auto-leveling, it doesn't work very well [04:14] ls === ArcDomh is now known as Domh === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [05:23] so for al ong time my usb worked normally on 20.04, but now it takes a really long time (sometimes not at all) for it to show up in disks and mount [05:24] is there some bug or deal that casued this? it worked fine for a while, then started being a jerk a while back and its finally angered me enough to see wtf is up [05:24] i will also say i'd love to disable write caching because i hate sitting there like a stooge for 15 minutes after the progess bar says it's finished, but i've gotten semi used to that [06:03] rxdeath: check kernel log for I/O errors on the device. "journalctl -k -n 100" to see last 100 kernel messages === diskin is now known as Guest8322 === diskin_ is now known as diskin [07:36] I installed ubuntu 21.04 using the installer. selected luks + zfs. However I don't think it did FDE. It seems only swap and keystore-rpool are encrypted. Can someone help me verify? [07:40] yeah I definitely think it was not encrypted... Does the installer not do FDE? [07:40] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Full_Disk_Encryption_Howto_2019 [07:41] my question is specifically related to the 21.04 installer. You can select LUKS + ZFS. [07:42] the guide says there are some post-installation steps to be done [07:44] Ok will have a look. thanks. [07:46] No seems that guide doesnt reference the 21.04 installer which allows one to select FDE + zfs. however the drive was not encrypted. Only swap and boot [07:48] is there anyone who understands slackware? [07:49] supone: encrypted ZFS is not fully working should encrypt root but there have been many edits over the last few weeks [07:50] aslan, this is a Ubuntu support room, slackware is off-topic her [07:50] supone: at least on 21.04 [07:51] aslan http://www.slackware.com/support/ [07:51] what network is the slacware room on? [07:51] ok [07:51] https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/forumdisplay.php?forumid=14 [07:51] the last link is slackware forum [07:54] toddc: thanks for letting me know. After install I assumed it was, real pity, have to start from scratch now. Any guide you can recommend to use? As the above posted guide is for LUKS + LVM, i wish to use LUKS + ZFS.... Thank you [07:55] I have resorted to installing Google's version of Chrome instead of chromium in order to get a version that works. So far haven't seen any of the quirks that come with the snap version. [07:56] Just as a warning, as if it was a final "fuck you" from Canonical, removing the chromium snap deletes your profile, but it gets saved in an obscure ZIP file in /var/lib/snapd/snapshots you can restore it from. [07:57] supone: many guides mention that grub-mkconfig and update-initrd won't recognize ZFS [07:57] supone maybe try these: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManualFullSystemEncryption [07:57] https://askubuntu.com/questions/729673/ubuntu-full-disk-encryption-with-encrypted-boot/801394#801394 [07:58] why can't I connect to the Freenode network [07:59] You didn't hear about the freenode takeover? [07:59] no [07:59] sorry, of course, but I'm a newbie [08:00] aslan: this is a ubuntu support channel, please take your conversation about freenode to offtopic or #libera [08:00] Google it it was big news [08:01] Lumpio-: just leave please it since it's offtopic [08:02] usb usb4-port3: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad? [08:02] i get this no matter what port i put it into, and using different flash drives [08:03] like every 4 seconds [08:04] Mekaneck: I sincerely apologize for disturbing all the ongoing conversations with my two off-topic lines to help a person out. I will make sure to only stick to the topic which only lists guidelines and not hard rules, to the extent of being rude to people going forwards. [08:05] Lumpio-: good [08:05] lol [08:18] its funny how that gets an instant response but actual questions regarding ubuntu are nearly ignored [08:19] sorry. dont mind that person [08:20] i have incredibly slow usb mounting times [08:20] as to your question, i cannot help because i am not familiar with the subject [08:20] i've taken every signle usb device out/swapped ports/ different flash drives etc [08:20] usb usb4-port3: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad? [08:20] but i get this every 4 seconds [08:21] i dual boot this machine and it doesn't complain in winblows [08:21] lol [08:22] but usb works, correct? [08:22] rxdeath: try a live media to eliminate hardware [08:23] wouldn't 'works in windows' cover that? [08:23] whats your ubuntu version? is it a fresh install? [08:24] 20.04 [08:24] not fresh, but less than a year [08:24] i upgraded from 16.04, so i tend to run them a long time because i'm very lazy [08:24] the flash drives are mounted, right? it's just they're mounted really slow? [08:24] everything worked great until maybe 2 months ago [08:25] yes, that is typically what happens [08:25] sometimes over a minute [08:25] also the write cache makes me want to shoot myself, but i think those are 2 different issues [08:25] one of the few ways i want linux to work like windows, not the other way around. [08:25] have the progress bar be accurate ffs [08:25] the error you see appears in gui or you have to look at the terminal? [08:25] terminal [08:26] and i get it every 4 seconds [08:26] regardless of what is or isn't plugged in [08:26] with literally 0 things plugged into usb, it does that [08:26] even if nothing is plugged in? [08:26] strange [08:27] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/d4989e8619dc6fa793175ba076854857/pasted.txt [08:27] as i said, i have no idea about this, but the first think i would have done is to look at the journalctl [08:27] dmesg running, me unplugging my keyboard/mouse, and it sitll doing it [08:27] yea it gives the same thing as the dmesg [08:28] except with a readable date in the beginning [08:28] what if you switch to a virtual console? [08:28] and stop graphical environment [08:28] it still occurs? [08:28] i haven't tried that [08:28] is it like cntl f1 or some noise? [08:28] i don't remember how to do that [08:29] ctrl + alt + f1 through f6 [08:29] f7 lets you back into gui [08:29] ok i'll try it brb [08:30] ok for me its f2 that gets me back in [08:30] but yes, when i did that, it would print out that message while waiting for me to log in [08:30] like i didn't even have to login for it to start printing the message over the login prompt [08:32] so it messed the prompt? [08:32] like it showed the login: normal thing [08:32] but it would start printing that message over top even if i didn't log in [08:33] looks like there is something weird going on with the kernel itself [08:33] [309169.932532] usb usb4-port3: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad? [08:36] rxdeath what's the output of lsusb -t? [08:37] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/d4989e8619dc6fa793175ba076854857/pasted.txt [08:38] uhm, thats the previous one [08:38] wut [08:39] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/688441ba12b9f293be99d49141573969/pasted.txt [08:43] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1856608 [08:43] Launchpad bug 1856608 in linux (Ubuntu Focal) "[Regression] usb usb2-port2: Cannot enable. Maybe the USB cable is bad?" [Undecided, Confirmed] [08:44] ok [08:44] so i remembered a few months back i got a usb cardreader deal [08:44] it plugs directly into a usb header on the motherboard [08:44] i pulled that shit out (yes, while the computer was running, i'm crazy) and those messages stopped [08:45] so i think i want to plug it into the other header and see if the message comes back [08:45] lol [08:45] but is it likely that port is dead, or likely the card reader is an asshole [08:45] glad you found the root cause [08:46] and yes, now my usbs are mounting nearly instantly [08:46] (but i'd still like to talk about how to disable write caching to all usb devices) [08:46] so what you think, bad card reader, or bad port? [08:46] and is there a way to tell without just pulling shit and see what happens [08:47] i was looking at how to disable a specific port [08:47] but since you found the device thats been acting up [08:48] yea i just pulled the thing tyhat was plugged into the other header and moved it, and no message [08:48] i'm gonna plug that reader back into the other port and i bet its gonna be a dick [08:48] that, or try another reader [08:48] so what is causing that? just a crappy reader? i do want a card reader becaue i work a lot with sd and micro cards a lot and i hate looking for adapters all the time [08:48] maybe [08:49] try plugging in another reader into the same port [08:49] yea as expected, as soon as it was plugged into, it was bitching agin [08:49] so the error stays with the card reader, regardless of port [08:50] it does have a removable cord that one end is usba3.0 and the other is motherboard usb header [08:50] so iguess i can try and get another cord and see if its less angry [08:50] but i bet not. [08:50] whats a well known good card reader that i can run off the usb header [08:50] for that, you might have to google [08:51] bew [08:51] im out of knowledge :D [08:51] hoping some had personal experience [08:51] google is full of 98% the dumbest questions and you have to pick the 1 right link out of 200 morons [08:51] try the same card reader on a live system if you can [08:51] maybe its just the kernel acting up [08:52] after some update [08:52] preferrably 21.10 === Poster` is now known as Poster [09:03] lol [09:04] i just spend 15 minutes looking for a new one and finally found one that has micro sd and regular, plus a type c port [09:04] realized right before i bought it that it seems familiar and its the exact same one i have [09:08] and does the kernel complain about that one too? === sidh_ is now known as sidh === nini is now known as nini321 [10:51] hey all [10:51] hi [10:51] question time ...i have installed ubuntu but im having trouble getting my wifi to work. [10:51] can anyone help with this matter [10:52] hello [10:52] nini321: which wifi card? [10:52] its a realtek [10:52] and which version of ubuntu [10:52] have you checked the driver manager? [10:52] ubuntu works fine with wifi [10:53] no nisa [10:53] check it;-) [10:54] i just put in a ethernet cable after having all this trouble.I have been reading on the internet but no solution [10:54] you have to search for Realtek in the driver manager [10:54] ok will do [10:56] are you talking about addition drivers menu ? [10:56] yeah [10:56] yep [10:56] in there i have a update for the grahics card nothing else [10:56] which realtek is it exactly? [10:56] i got a Realtek in a HP Pavilion Laptop (dv6440se) [10:56] what version of ubuntu nini321? [10:57] i just download the the one from there website so im guessing the lastest one :) [10:57] and the driver for this one is named "rtl8723be" [10:57] Bus 001 Device 010: ID 0bda:c811 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. 802.11ac NIC [10:57] does that help? [10:57] could you check lshw? [10:59] i dont see my wifi there [11:00] nini321: can you send the full output? [11:00] i have used this usb wifi card before. to use linux mint [11:00] a while ago [11:00] yes [11:00] also can you send the output of dmesg? [11:00] whats the outpuf of nmcli device status? [11:00] If the output only shows this one line, that's normal: wlp2s0 UNCLAIMED [11:01] i have to create a pastebin account one second please [11:01] nini321: don't use pastebin [11:01] use https://paste.ubuntu.com [11:01] @nisa http://pastebin.com/ZgX2wv7h [11:01] ok [11:02] Nervensaege: 404 also we weren't asking you [11:02] @nisa: okay [11:03] https://pastebin.com/M6D8K146 [11:04] nini321: and what's the output of dmesg? [11:04] @nisa: http://pastebin.com/6K0jZsHN [11:04] Nervensaege: ok [11:04] I have no idea what to do now :/ [11:05] https://pastebin.com/86Sj8xwR [11:06] nini321: "Downshift occurred from negotiated speed 1Gbps to actual speed 100Mbps, check cabling" you should check your cable I guess [11:06] Is there a way to downgrade from 17.10 to 16.04 ? I tried with a live disk but it didn't work [11:06] reinstall [11:07] nini321: nvm thats ethernet. The log indicates nothing at all about a wifi card [11:07] downgrades are not supported, but you might upgrade to 18.04 instead [11:07] I know it can be done with 16.04 [11:07] nisa its just a old ethernet cable [11:07] or include sources for 16.04 only and reinstall all packages [11:07] But the installer doesn't allow you to choose an older version of Ubuntu :/ [11:08] it use to work fine i have another computer using mint.with the same wifi usb and it is working fine ? [11:08] nini321: could you try just doing sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade ? [11:09] yes [11:09] 109 packages can be upgraded [11:09] Do I have to install 16.04 or should I rather use a daily build ? [11:10] daily build? [11:10] I mean this : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BionicBeaver/Daily [11:10] 16.04 is EoL [11:10] Oh, I see. So there is no way to do it with the current release ? [11:10] is that sudo apt-get update? [11:10] Yes [11:11] i did that [11:11] upgrade too? [11:11] nisa: What if I tell the installer that it should keep the same version as in 16.04? [11:12] i think some of you are confused [11:12] Oh ok. I thought it was a server [11:12] https://pastebin.com/kmLckRtJ [11:13] nini321: yeah, run sudo apt upgrade [11:13] on one of my ubuntu 20.04 hosts, I can use journalctl -u pattern matches, but not on the other. the man page on both hosts claims that it should work. https://tbruns.de/b28072a9fb22eeb7.txt [11:14] Oh yeah that's just the normal systemd weirdnes :D [11:14] Are you sure both machines are up-to-date? [11:16] ok updating now ....taps foot [11:16] no, but they have identical systemd package versions [11:16] nisa: It asked if I want to keep it at 16.04 (of course I said yes) and I said yes. [11:16] be back in 20mins ....life calls :( [11:17] PyroPeter make sure both machines are up-to-date. [11:17] PyroPeter: library versions may differ [11:20] okay, now both hosts are up to date, but the issue persists [11:22] which unit exactly do you need to follow? [11:24] I wrote some units myself, but I can reproduce the issue with ssh.service and ssh* as a pattern [11:28] one machine is able to recognize the ssh* pattern? (journalctl -u ssh*) [11:28] PyroPeter: OHHH, what if you do ssh\* instead? [11:28] have you clicked on the link? [11:28] Maybe your shell interprets ssh* instead [11:28] Does anyone else have problems with ubuntu 16.04 and the bluetooth keyboard that's built in with it? When I push the up key it just skips to the next keyboard layout. [11:29] I copy&pasted the stuff in my link from my terminal [11:30] and I have the same issue with `journalctl -u 'ssh*'` [11:31] nvm then [11:31] And my bluetooth adapter worked just fine in 16.04 [11:32] make sure those units are active and loaded then [11:32] I mean the bluetooth keyboard [11:32] in the future, try using https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/ [11:33] that requires a login, and I run my own httpd anyway [11:33] please dont post links to random sites [11:33] I should have specified, the keyboard is working fine, it's the keys on the keyboard itself [11:34] Nervensaege: why not try if 18.04 or even better 20.04 improve it? [11:34] okay, I get your concern [11:34] I am using 18.04 right now [11:34] tarzeau_, I am using it. But because it works fine on my other box, I thought there would be a problem with the keyboard itself [11:34] the other box is running what os/release? [11:37] thanks to you both for your efforts! [11:37] 16.04 and 18.04 === Guest8265 is now known as deus_| [12:39] hey all i updated my nvidia driver on the driver manager now my screen resolution is awful and only has the one setting [12:39] i only have 1024 now [12:39] and i cant revert back [12:40] any ideas [12:42] Hi folks [12:43] hello and welcome [12:59] In gparted, what is the difference between "Partition name" and "Label"? [13:00] one is a name in the partition table, the other is a label on the filesystem level [13:00] ogra: Oh, I see. So to name a partition that will not be formatted, I need to give it a "Partition name". [13:00] right [13:00] Thanks [13:00] notsure how much the partiton name will be used anywhere though ... [13:01] if you use Label= on your kernel cmdline or fstab i think that only looks at the filesystem level [13:02] Ok [13:02] hi! i'm facing problems with the broadcom wifi on my laptop, when i open the console and write 'sudo rmmod brcm80211', then iwconfig wlan0 essid myssid mode managed i will see that i have an ip. and i can ping google. but i don't know how to start, i mean, what to write in the command line. any help please? [13:03] When I copy a linux partition with "cp -a" to another partition, will I be able to boot that other partition? [13:03] no_gravity: probably not :) [13:07] Nervensaege: ? [13:07] no_gravity: when you copy one partition to another partition, you will be able to boot that new partition, if the bootloader was installed on that partition [13:07] Nervensaege: I would like to put the bootloader on yet another partition. [13:07] and bootloader can be put on an arbitrary partition (I think, I have no real experience with this) [13:07] Nervensaege: And I guess I also need *another* partition with some efi stuff. [13:07] no_gravity: yes === klausfiend1 is now known as klausfiend [13:08] So 3 partitions to boot one. [13:51] In my ubuntu 18.04, I have package linux-lowlatency (Desc: This package will always depend on the latest complete lowlatency Linux kernel available.) [13:52] However, that package seems to be for 4.15 kernels, and there seems to be more recent lowlatency kernels [13:52] what is meta package I should install to get for example linux-image-5.4.0-87-lowlatency? [14:02] tavasti try apt-cache policy linux-lowlatency [14:02] you need to add a repository containing "linux-lowlatency" I think (I just do not remember it) [14:04] what do you have in candidate? [14:05] limux-lowlatency is in the main archive [14:05] that is what I suggest in such cases [14:06] *linux [14:06] tavasti: search for "linux-lowlatency" in the software center === genii-core is now known as genii [14:06] (and maintained by the ubuntu kernel team proper, with all security fixes) [14:07] in focal (20.04) that will install a 5.4 kernel [14:11] yep. 4.15 is the latest version for bionic. if you want 5.4+, you need to upgrade your system to focal or later releases [14:29] Hi, I try to make a launcher for digikam.appimage - http://paste.debian.net/1214278/ I place this digikam.desktop in .local/share/applications but no works. An idea ? [14:29] ogra: ok so I have a "linux-lowlatency" package which is installed [14:31] lpe, why not the snap package? also 7.3.0 https://snapcraft.io/digikam [14:32] oerheks, yes why not, but why not I can't create a launcher for my appimage ? [14:33] lpe, /home/.local/ ??? [14:34] do you mean /home//.local perhaps ? [14:34] good spot ogra [14:38] ogra, thanks, the bug was because I changed the place of the appimage. But I do not see digikam in gnome panel [14:39] lpe, maybe you need to logout/login to load the launcher and take effect? [14:39] you did this on user level, not systemwide [14:39] ogra: ok so when I check "apt-cache policy linux-image-4.10.0-37-generic", I see that the repository is activated, and I have "Installed: 4.10.0-37.42" but it is not installed [14:40] Nervensaege, how do you mean "the repository is activated" ? linux-generic comes from the main archive too ... and depends on the correct linux-image-*-generic [14:40] oerheks, i come back [14:40] well, I've updated my system with "sudo apt update", and I wanted to install a package [14:41] ogra: yes I have both, but I have activated "Unofficial archive for Ubuntu Artful" (https://usn.ubuntu.com/4195-1/) but it is not activated [14:42] Nervensaege, artful ? [14:42] yes [14:42] thats long dead and buried [14:42] ok, so I can install it with "sudo apt install linux-generic"? [14:43] that is the default kernel on every ubuntu install ... yes, you should be able to install linux-generic at any time [14:43] oerheks, yes, after a new login, works ! thanks ! [14:43] (which then pulls in the supported -image- package for your respective release) [14:43] i have a package "linux-generic", and if i try to install it, it says that "no information found", but i tried with "sudo apt install linux-generic" and then "apt full-upgrade" and then "sudo apt install linux-generic", i don't understand what i'm doing wrong [14:44] Nervensaege, paste the output of what you are doing with all failures to a pastebin ... [14:44] i have 2 problems now. I installed the kernel 4.10.0.13, and it don't want to start. If i want to use "sudo systemctl restart grub-efi-amd-rhel7" it says that "systemd-resolved.service is disabled; edit /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/systemd-resolved.service and [14:46] Nervensaege, i dont think there is a supported 4.10 version of the kernel anywhere in ubuntus archive [14:46] it's just a little bugfix for the graphic driver. and this graphic driver is for work i do now [14:46] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta [14:47] 4.4 (in 16.04) and 4.15 (18.04] are there ... [15:09] KBar, no other candidates as the one that is installed [15:09] the package is linux-generic and i think that's just a dummy package [15:10] Nervensaege, prefer command-line, haven't ever even started those graphical package managers [15:10] ok, thanks for the command line. it just works :) [15:21] Hello everybody. I have a problem bridging ethernet on Ubuntu 21.04 (Host) into kvm/qemu. Is there anyone who can help? === lpe is now known as Gwalenn [16:05] hi, I mount with fstab a hd in /media/Data. How to give a name to this hd instead of the generic volume name ? [16:12]