=== VMGuy23_ is now known as VMGuy23 [00:25] I've never used apache kafka. i wonder if it's kafkaesque === MrC is now known as MrSpooky === pong is now known as Guest666 [00:31] i panicked at the class bc my virtualbox didnt work [00:32] // [00:32] what was the issue? [00:32] virtualbox and uefi ? [00:33] uh the issue was [00:33] the issue was [00:33] if that didnt work, i would have noticed, oerheks [00:33] unless you mean uefi in the box or something [00:33] run as admin when i open virtual box [00:33] that was the key [00:34] katnis, on windows? [00:34] yes! [00:34] :DD [00:34] as a host? [00:34] idk how to answer that. i run ubuntu on virtualbox and it is installed on my windows10 [00:34] i know that issue. basically if you ever run it as admin, you now always have to run it as admin, otherwise it wont be able to use its existing directories [00:34] oh m y god [00:35] now i wanna run native ubuntu asap [00:36] also virtualbox invoked from cygwin/babun and virtualbox invoked the regular way used to have separate directories. but that'll probably only affect you if you use vagrant [00:36] dunno if that still happens. i think that might have gotten fixed, too === javi404_ is now known as javi404 [00:37] i want a native ubuntu [00:38] but is it ok to use ryzen [00:38] or just stick to intel forever? [00:38] of course you can use ryzen [00:39] also, with all this stuff, watch out for a process called VBoxSVC. that process determines which data directory etc. will get used. so if you ever notice that restarting virtualbox isn't doing anything, you might wanna look for VBoxSVC. to get rid of that, see if there are any virtualbox/vboxheadless processes still around (those are your VMs). then if you got rid of all those, vboxsvc should disappear. if not, [00:39] kill that too. [00:39] katnis, what is the name of ubuntu's 64-bit architecture? [00:40] https://releases.ubuntu.com/20.04/ hint: it's on this page [00:40] let me take a look [00:41] oh [00:41] it is AMD64 [00:41] also wow, still mentioning athlon64 in 2020 :D [00:41] that thing is from 2003 [00:41] is she over 18 [00:42] since last month, yes, but that is a creepy way to phrase it [00:42] then i can build a cheap b450+2600 to run native ubuntu [00:43] you can also run ubuntu on a pi, btw [00:43] https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi [00:44] if you want really cheap [00:45] how cheep do you want ? [00:46] katnis: what kind of price are you willing to pay [00:46] having trouble using nuget, never tried to use it before [00:47] not exactly an ubuntu problem, but nonetheless [00:47] isnt nuget like a windows thing? === stackswapper is now known as onelegend [00:48] yeah but it's used for some stuff [00:48] https://pastebin.com/9jAECC2b [00:48] VMGuy23: around $500 [00:48] GrayGhost: $500 [00:48] around === onelegend is now known as stackswapper [00:48] in this case I need it to install a library for a neat voice/eyes interface thingum [00:48] katnis: you can get an ubuntu machine for under 100 [00:48] does it work well [00:48] https://www.ebay.com/itm/144257422526 [00:48] and how is that possible [00:49] im a windows guy also a gamer [00:49] no idea how that works with $100 [00:49] oh wow 6700T [00:49] thats a good idea [00:49] wait. thats sold [00:49] to late it just sold [00:50] I also have a asus flex 5 laptop for sale [00:51] katnis: raspberrypi.org get one of these and put ubuntu on it [00:51] turns out advertising your ebay listings on #ubuntu is a great way to get them sold [00:52] and probably to get banned off the channel [00:52] sorry [00:52] ill buy everything here no worries [00:52] I did not know [00:52] ;) [00:53] I didn't check if there's a "no advertisement" rule, but it's very common, so assume it's there, if not sure === stackswapper is now known as onelegend [00:58] checked and nothing in ubuntu or libera guidelines [01:00] ok so raspberry pi [01:00] is it ok to run [01:00] im a gamer guy so idk if it looks promising lol [01:00] so small [01:00] for chess, sure [01:01] katnis: https://9to5linux.com/raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-released-with-ubuntu-server-21-10-support . [01:02] zero 2 [01:02] tiktok [01:02] connect a webcam module, is the most usefull use of such creditcardpc [01:03] its fifteen [01:03] $15 omg imma keep it for later [01:03] its gonna be a fun toi [01:07] Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W [01:07] AVAILABLE ON NOV 02,2021 [01:08] * if the ship containers gets unloaded [01:08] grinn, totally offtopic [01:12] the assignment i sent last night to my prof didnt make it [01:13] i cant even find it on my 'sent' inbox [01:13] istg i sent it last night [01:13] ._. [01:15] katnis: ' sudo find / -name ' [01:16] error : no permission to execute [01:17] it happened to me last night. i type something sudo blah blah and it said i had no permission- [01:17] i was like "bro this is sudo" [01:17] a magic word [01:17] like open sesame [01:17] you must do it for me [01:17] katnis: ^ then talk to the systems administrator, as "you" are not authorized :D [01:19] i am the admin tho... [01:20] it was my pc [01:20] idk what i am ta;lking about === px_ is now known as px [01:21] i just thought that i have a 256gb microsd in my room [01:21] never touched === Starmina_ is now known as Starmina [01:22] Help, using KDE and my mouse keeps going to the menu button [01:22] i might use it to my pi zero 2 [01:22] dirt on the mouse [01:22] oerheks: its a touchpad [01:22] blow it [01:22] corner touchpad.. [01:23] obviously [01:23] and connection issues are related? [01:23] oerheks: ? === ice is now known as madmax [01:23] ubuntu@ubuntu21:~$ /.local/share/nautilus/scripts [01:24] nautilus :O [01:24] league of legends [01:47] Hello, I am running Amazon Linux with the MATE desktop environment. I can't click the "Time Settings" button as show here https://learnubuntumate.weebly.com/change-date--time.html as it is greyed out. How can I fix it? [01:48] Hey, sadly, we are unable to help as you are not using Ubuntu or an official flavour. Please refer to the distribution's support information. [01:51] funnybunny: ^ === genii is now known as genii-core [02:05] VMGuy23: OK, ty [02:17] mate is supported, but a vm on amazon .. maybe force time in your control panel? [02:17] your vm might be protected for override [02:18] juppy [02:27] how did I fix a broken do-release-upgrade [02:28] what is the problem [02:28] mysql-server-8.0 failed and I had to remove some depreciated configurations and it now works. [02:28] VMGuy23 It failed before completeing [02:28] Is there an upgrade error log [02:28] "release upgrade error log" [02:28] Ok, run sudo apt update and then sudo apt upgrade and tell me if it errors [02:29] sudo: apt-update: command not found [02:29] apt update, not apt-update [02:30] VMGuy23: hmmm just figured that out. Is that new?? [02:30] apt works like apt-get does normally, but has an additional helpful progress bar [02:30] VMGuy23: ahhh [02:30] apt has been here for years [02:30] VMGuy23: i've always use apt-get [02:31] VMGuy23:Anyway no errors [02:31] apt show is the same as apt-cache showpkg. Its basically a combined apt [02:31] ahh ok [02:31] so can I just restart the release upgrade [02:31] ? [02:32] Can you send a line with "Get" at the start from sudo apt update? [02:32] Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-updates InRelease [114 kB] [02:32] So you're currently on 20.04 [02:33] VMGuy23: that's what I was trying to upgrade to. It faild and said my server my be in an unstable state [02:33] *may [02:33] Nope, seems fine [02:34] VMGuy23: yep: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS [02:34] So it seemed to work. [02:34] VMGuy23: ok. but one of the packages installed removed my Apache2 server [02:34] Can I just re-install apache2 [02:35] yeah i think so [02:35] anyway i need to go to bed its 3am [02:47] I have DVDs and I'm trying to rip titles within these DVDs to video files, any common format acceptable. This system is headless so I can't use VLC or Handbrake. Is there a CLI tool for this? [02:48] well you gotta pull the disk in and out... so why not click to start encoding [02:49] yukiup, are you saying it's absolutely, completely 100% impossible to do this without a GUI? [02:49] idk [02:50] vlc has command line [02:51] yukiup, all that does is open a player. in an X11 environment. that I don't have. [02:51] :/ [02:51] should I go to #ubuntu-server instead maybe [02:51] wouldn't hurt [02:55] there is ffmpeg to encode videos, but you still need something to pull the files off the disk [02:55] https://www.miskatonic.org/2020/05/12/dvd-ffmpeg/ [02:56] yukiup, i've gotten as far as installing dvdbackup and copying the correct titles off the disk, but part of my confusion is the number of VOB files don't match the number of titles. [02:57] true [02:57] Specifically, this DVD has three episodes, and I only have two VOBs. [02:57] https://superuser.com/questions/316745/how-to-access-a-cd-dvd-drive-over-the-network [02:57] If you can access the machine over the network [02:58] maybe its really only one vob? [02:58] if I had a GUI, I could theoretically load a big mega video into an editor and cut it by hand...but then I could also probably just use VLC. [02:59] maybe you could check the timing [02:59] ravage, if I'm doing things like trying to access a DVD drive over the network then I consider the whole project a bust. it's a USB DVD drive, i might as well just plug it into my Windows PC and rip it there. [02:59] Then maybe do that [02:59] that's probably what I should be doing in the first place, but I was hoping to skip the whole "copy it to the media server" step and get it ripped ON the media server. [03:00] you would think if CLI CD rippers are a thing I can just set and forget, a DVD ripper shouldn't be that much more complicated. [03:00] https://github.com/automatic-ripping-machine/automatic-ripping-machine [03:02] that's a lot of pregame to install one program but at least it's a program that does what i need [03:04] nice. so i am sure i can leave the rest of googling to you. thats what i found [03:04] google doesn't know what it's talking about, unfortunately. i made sure to specify "cli" and "command line" and it's only suggesting Handbrake. [03:05] handbrake has a cli [03:05] ... [03:06] maybe i really was just fucking stupid the whole time. i should probably drink until i forget tonight. [03:06] thank you, i'm sorry i'm a waste of space and text. [03:08] np. just woke up anyway. its 5am. some morning googling was fun ;) [03:08] Handbrake doesn't read a DVD-R just says VIDEO_TS unknown. VLC will same DVD-R. Think it was from a dvd-recorder circa 1990. Well I'm stumped [03:09] VLC will play same dvd-r [03:09] ripped a DVD with handbrake a few weeks ago. worked perfectly [03:10] but you need libdvdcss [03:10] i remember i installed that first [03:10] I've ripped 100s using Handbrake. Nautilus File Manager only sees VIDEO_TS unknown nothing else [03:11] ahc, does the DVD-R work in another device, like a standalone DVD player of some sort? [03:13] windoze laptop here without a dvd drive. Hmm. So strange. Readable on VLC not Handbrake or FileManager [03:14] i'm wondering if the process that wrote to this DVD-R in the first place wrote it as a data DVD with a bunch of VIDEO_TS files instead of a proper video DVD [03:14] those are not the official terms, I'm certain, but... [03:17] only clues so far are, physically its a Kodak DVD-R, visibly inner 30% is burnt, burnt from a DVD-recorder circa 1990. [03:17] My first option is to Record from VLC> [03:18] Mbe my only option, without another PC and dvd drive. [03:18] 1st time have had this no read problem, Handbrake has been excellent for years === Erisa49 is now known as Erisa4 [03:31] I just installed Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on an AWS EC2 and installed a desktop following https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/ubuntu-desktop-aws#1-overview There is no clock in the panel at the top of the screen. How do I add one? [03:37] funnybunny: right-click + add + clock did nothing? [03:38] i broke Apache 2 upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS and the error message are not help [03:38] tomreyn: Right clicking does nothing [03:38] Also gnome-terminal doesn't pop up again after restart even though it's in the xstartup script from the instructions. I don't even know how to get a terminal now [03:38] funnybunny: hmm. i guess the difficult part is that this guide was written for ubuntu 16.04 and you're using 20.04, which has a very different gnome. [03:39] Oh, I didn't notice that [03:39] How annoying [03:39] it says "16.04+", but i think this is really misleading [03:41] your best option is probably to combine two guides, one for setting up ubuntu-desktop on am ubuntu 20.04 server, and another for setting up vnc on the, so that you can have graphical remote access. [03:42] BCB: maybe the error messages would help others, though. you culd share them on a pastebin. [03:42] Is there an official desktop environment? [03:42] I don't want to install something dinky that's not going to work or be very Googleable [03:42] funnybunny: sure, there are ubuntu desktop 20.04 ISOs. [03:42] but i'm not sure there are AMIs for that [03:42] No [03:43] I installed ubuntu-desktop [03:43] That's what the guides are saying to do for 20.04 as well [03:43] tomreyn https://dpaste.com/5X3HSVVBP [03:44] tomreyn: https://dpaste.com/FVND5T6E2 [03:46] error message trying to start Apache after 20.04 upgrade [03:49] funnybunny: yes, installing ubuntu-desktop is probably fine [03:50] but "gnome-panel" seems wrng to me in this guide, since that'd be mixing old and current gnome interfaces. [03:50] It doesn't look like anything I've ever seen. It's super minmal. I can't figure out how to even run a progran. Alt + F2 seems to do nothing [03:52] BCB: "Configuration error: No MPM loaded." that's an apache2 service worker module [03:53] BCB: check whether it's installed (IIRC there is an apache2-mpm package), and the module is configured to be loaded [03:53] funnybunny: what did you dislike of the approach i suggested? [03:54] your best option is probably to combine two guides, one for setting up ubuntu-desktop on am ubuntu 20.04 server, and another for setting up vnc on the, so that you can have graphical remote access. [03:54] tomreyn: I have been Googling. It says I can just install ubuntu-desktop although there are alternatives [03:56] I don't want to install xfce4 and many guides have it [03:57] I guess I will... [04:01] Lol, this is trash [04:01] I start it up and immediately get an error: "The application xiccd has closed unexpectedly" [04:01] funnybunny: so, maybe some more backgroun. the desktop ubuntu defaults to since ubuntu 18.04 is the "modern" gnome3 based on gnome-shell: https://ubuntu.com/wp-content/uploads/d944/yaru-screenshot-large.jpg . while visually not *that* different, this is technically a very different software stack than the "unity" desktop ubuntu 16.04 and earlier defaulted to: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7b/Ubuntu_16.04_Desktop.png [04:01] just removed and reinstalled Apache and it still won't start [04:01] https://dpaste.com/6JNS92S39 [04:02] funnybunny: if you want xfce, you should probably install xubuntu-desktop on top of the official ubuntu AMI [04:02] I don't want xfce [04:03] I want the official desktop [04:03] All the guides show xfce. I need a proper xstartup for vnc though [04:04] This desktop environment doesn't let me set the time either anyway [04:05] How do I install the officially supported desktop environment? Isn't it just ubuntu-desktop? [04:05] as i wrote a few times, yes [04:06] I'm going to try installing it again [04:07] i think 20.04 comes with a gnome3 version which provides a spice server for graphical desktop access. [04:08] Well, I guess I need a better xstartup script, because simply running ubuntu-desktop gives me no panel or anything [04:08] When I was googling guides, there was also mention of ubuntu-gnome-desktop [04:08] Do I need that? === Hash is now known as OpenSores [04:09] that'd be the classic gnome desktop, without gnome-shell [04:10] umm not, sorry, got this wrong, that's the unmodified (non ubuntu styled) gnome 3 [04:11] I can't find any guide which shows what to put in xstartup for vnc with ubuntu-desktop [04:11] I just put ubuntu-desktop & and it looks to be a totally minimal X environment [04:12] maybe that's for lack of graphics acceleration on the host, so the compositor can't really work === OpenSores is now known as OpenSource [04:14] here's how the gnome project thinks you should be connecting to a gnome3 (mutter + gnome-shell) desktop: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Mutter/RemoteDesktop [04:15] but that's in universe in 20.04 - maybe it's not mature there, yet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gnome-remote-desktop [04:16] It's just a wrapper over vnc [04:16] BCB: same error as before: No MPM loaded [04:17] meanwhile prof trying to teach what 'man' does on ubuntu [04:17] samba bruh [04:17] BCB: https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/libapache2-mpm-itk [04:18] katnis: please use #ubuntu-offtopic for chat - thanks! [04:19] oh okay thank you [04:23] what is tty? [04:26] !tty [04:26] To get to the TTY terminals 3-6, use the keystroke Ctrl + Alt + F3-F6 respectively. Ctrl-Alt-F2 or Ctrl-Alt-F1 will get you back to your graphical login (Ctrl-Alt-F7 on 16.04). To change TTY resolution, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [04:27] oof [04:29] it originally stands for "teletype(writer)", which also hints of when this was a suitable name ;) [04:36] ooo /dev/tty === eman__ is now known as curetex === OpenSource is now known as Hash === mkv is now known as m4v === veegee_ is now known as veegee === newdimension2 is now known as newdimension [07:16] how to re-prioritize open source programs [07:23] more context required [07:30] Launch browser, graphics editor and file manager. Re-prioritize them. Kill all the above processes in one line. [07:32] are you trying to solve some sort of out of memory problem and you want to kill off the least important one first? [07:32] aslan: much more context required; what do you actually want to do? [07:37] I need to open 3 programs and reassign their priority, this is my task in training and then I need to remove them in one line in the terminal [07:38] who set you this training? [07:39] priority???? [07:40] renice [priority value] -p [process id] [07:40] I found such a command, but I don’t know what to put in brackets [07:42] the niceness value ranges from -20 to 19 [07:42] I know that [07:43] then you know what to put in the brackets [07:43] are you struggling on how to get the process id? [07:44] yes [07:44] i dont now this [07:45] ps aux | grep my_proram [07:46] root 5191 0.0 0.1 20228 2516 pts/0 S+ 12:46 0:00 grep --color=auto my_proram [07:50] aslan: Replace "my_proram" with the actual name of the program that you are looking for. [08:23] How can I find what Ubuntu machines already attached to my free personal token of Ubuntu Advantage? === kalin is now known as THX === THX is now known as vipthx === kalin is now known as vipthx [09:17] Hello, there are multiple ubuntu releases without amd64 iso: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/21.10/release/ are there new distribution plans? Are they just missing for now - or forever? [09:19] MonkZ, cdimage only holds the (typically more exotic) images that do not go onto releases.ubuntu.com ... try there instead [09:22] okay thanks === kai7 is now known as kai === scoobydoob is now known as scoobydoo [10:24] hello. going STRG+ALT+F2 in console. Pressing ALT+0246 Im getting "ö" output. in Xubuntu Xorg pressing ALT+0246 it prints "0246". I need "ö", how can I configure this behavior? === Tykling_ is now known as Tykling [10:41] dreamon: here, I press and hold Alt-Gr (right Alt), press [ release Alt-Gr, press o and get ö === A_Dragon is now known as Awoobis [10:46] damn ubuntu changed into a cool ass jaguar [10:46] upgrading wasworth it [10:47] hello, I am setting up an smtp server, I have installed mailutils, trying to send test mail, however the receiving server tells me that my host name is not fully qualified address. I changed /etc/postfox/main.cf variable myhostname from xyz to xyz.org (xyz stands for some name). still does not help. hostname -f still shows xyz, do I have to restart my computer for the hostname to change? [10:48] cloudcell: sometimes, also try hostnamectl set-hostname [10:48] cool! thank you Guest87 [10:49] cloudcell: yw [10:57] why all the messages about snap during upgrade? [10:57] does ubuntu use snap for its system in some way now? [10:58] riv: some packages use Snap instead of the normal Aptitude, you may have gotten a snap package [10:59] interesting, why do they do this? isn't it harder to manage 2 installers [10:59] riv: actually, no [11:00] riv: apt can even get a snap package for you [11:00] cool :) [11:04] riv, firefox is a snap now ... snaps free up a lot of developer time (maintaining one snap that works on all releases (and other distros) vs. maintaining 4 .deb's for 4 supported releases) ... apt has a "fake deb" for this that cares for copying your profile data to the snap and make the switch ... [11:05] Bonjour a tous [11:07] awesome! [11:08] !fr | picsou-62 [11:08] picsou-62: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [11:09] can we help you with anything picsou-62 ? [11:09] neat [11:09] Gutentag alle! Servus! [11:10] !de | sprout [11:10] sprout: Please see my private message [11:10] heh === VMGuy23 is now known as Guest3993 === VMGuy23_ is now known as VMGuy23 [11:40] sprout: if you have a ubuntu support question just ask, all nonrelated stuff belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic [11:52] Hello =) Is there another good way to fix dependency issues beside dpkg --configure -a or apt --fix-broken install ? [11:56] r_: apt usualy always tell you what to do, to heal itself, can you pastebin whats happening exactly? [12:05] is it just me or has full text search (in PDFs etc.) become much slower in newer versions? [12:12] 'Morning all [12:14] lotuspsychje: my upgrade to 21.10 god borked and i cannot resolve. i lost my gui session while upgrade, it went into "Oops something went wrong" quite early after download [12:15] related packages involve php7.4 and lots of gnome things === pah is now known as pa === blackest_mamba_ is now known as blackest_mamba === ricardo is now known as Guest6438 [12:57] TJ.. her not. Press alt+gr and [ after releasing alt it prints 88888888 before I can press o :( === pah_ is now known as pa [13:21] dreamon: do you have a different "Compose" key configured. On my system Alt-Gr is the Compose key [13:24] I am trying to install Ubuntu Server 20.04 but it is breaking my balls by wanting me to enter the subnet in CIDR for setting the IP address manually [13:25] 2021 and it doesn't calculate it automatically, something Windows 95 did. [13:25] Anyone know what the subnet in CIDR format is for the IP address 192.168.0.4? [13:28] The IP can be part of any subnet [13:29] I assume you use a /24 [13:29] Kolusion: private addresses are listed there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network [13:30] But note that while 192.168.x.x is listed as a /16 network, most home routers operate it as /24 [13:30] All meaningless to me [13:30] Then educate yourself [13:30] That's why it's not "automatically deduced from the ip" [13:30] Kolusion: do you have a DHCP server in your network? [13:31] Yes, but I need to know how to do this for static. [13:31] If you run `ip a` you'll see your ip in cidr notation [13:31] Then you'll know what subnet your network uses [13:31] I know what the subnet is [13:31] Wait, let me show you this POS I am using... [13:32] If you type `ip a`, do you see something like 192.168.0.4/24 ? [13:33] Please see this [13:33] https://i.ibb.co/2sf273F/Untitled.png [13:33] Eeeew ok I see now :) [13:34] How can it be fixed? [13:34] I'd report a bug in ubuntu, that's an awful interface or message there [13:34] I guess it's the new ubuntu installer, what's its name, sublime === court_jester is now known as easter_egg [13:34] Yes mate [13:35] Obviously Canonical didn't bother testing it [13:35] This is the usual FOSS story. [13:35] Wait here, someone that has used it will answer; if they don't, try in #ubuntu-server [13:35] Good idea! [13:35] Thanks for your help alkisg!! [13:35] hello [13:36] np, sorry for no understanding sooner! :) [13:36] *not [13:38] Kolusion: and if you assume it's a bad message, not a bad UI, and you go ahead and insert 255.255.255.0, does it accept it? [13:39] Nah it doesn't [13:39] I tried it before [13:39] https://i.ibb.co/H2hHgcD/Untitled.png [13:39] Tried this, too [13:40] Without the /24 at the end, right? [13:40] Awful. Plain awful. [13:40] https://i.ibb.co/2sf273F/Untitled.png [13:40] With 24 [13:40] Yeah man, and people wonder why people choose Windows Server over Linux [13:41] Try this: 192.168.0.0/24 [13:42] But also note you mistyped the IP, you put 160 instead of 168 [13:42] Nah [13:42] Someone in #ubuntu-server corrected me. I was entering a netmask, it wants a subnet! [13:42] I.e. these: 192.168.0.0/24, 192.168.0.4, 192.168.0.1 [13:43] I needed 192.168.0.0/24 and it worked [13:43] If I designed this software, I would have asked for the IP first, then the next field automatically calculate the subnet! [13:44] you can't calculate the subnet from an ip address [13:49] Sure, but if you're going to ask the users to type 192.168.0.0/24 AND 192.168.0.4, they might just type the more usual 192.168.0.4/24 [13:50] i agree that the UI could an dhsould be improved to make it easier to use, and less redundant. [13:50] *and should [13:50] hello? [13:51] hi hewwo [13:53] Thanks for your help everyone. Take care! === gggpkm_ is now known as gggpkm [14:50] hi is there a screensaver that can use videos? === diskin_ is now known as diskin === genii-core is now known as genii [15:21] Guys. I have been searching for some systems capable of gaming and so on [15:22] I tried Ubuntu and Manjaro so far. All the flavours. [15:22] Ubuntu works flawlessly. But in Manjaro games just freeze... [15:23] I can't even guess why in Ubuntu it works fine and why it doesn't in Manjaro. Any guesses? [15:23] !discuss | xu-help42w [15:23] xu-help42w: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [15:24] Ah, ok, if something works fine in Ubuntu, then it isn't support question? [15:24] why would you ask for support with something that works? [15:55] hi :) [16:09] does focal have support for a video capture card Pinnacle Systems Digger-51013524-5.1A? [16:12] I am surprised ifconfig is not installed by default on Ubuntu. What do you guys use to see what your lan IP is? [16:13] no_gravity: ip a [16:13] I see hostname is available though [16:13] TJ-, pse tell me how to compose? where do I find information for it? [16:14]