=== genii is now known as genii-core [12:09] morning KBar [13:09] hi [13:28] o/ [13:49] KBar: paul let us know bug 1759526 changed to a wontfix [13:49] Bug 1759526 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "Enabling 'Auto-hide the Dock' moves the clock and desktop icons" [Undecided, Won't Fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1759526 [14:07] well if its set to wont fix then theres really not much we can do other than join the upstream discussion. i wont say its a serious bug, but i dont understand how and why its supposed to move around like that [14:16] exactly KBar [14:16] what i also dont understand, the clock is part of the gnome panel, so part of gnome shell realy, shouldnt be moving at all right? [14:43] yep [15:06] lotuspsychje, KBar: Was reading log on web due to very bad internet connection today. Re clock bug I found another one which explains that moving the clock is an Ubuntu modification - also closed 'Won't Fix' - bug 1884392 [15:06] Bug 1884392 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "Clock does not remain in center when auto-hide the dock setting is disabled from gnome settings" [Undecided, Won't Fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1884392 [15:09] one more reason to stay away from gnome and bring back unity! :P [15:10] I'm thinking of moving to Kubuntu :) [15:10] no. please migrate to xubuntu!! [15:10] you wont regret it [15:11] (totally unbiased) [15:11] I used Xubuntu for several years. Didn't work well with my dual monitor setup [15:12] ah. i see. i think they're working on it [15:13] Also had a problem with Chrome/Chromium menus not working after resuming from suspend. [15:28] tnx for the new bug find PaulW2U [15:29] affected too, but wont do much at this point [16:00] I've never had issues with multi-monitor - which GPU/drivers Paul? [16:05] think he was on intel TJ- [17:08] Typing `asdf`, I get asked by `command-not-found` to run `sudo apt update` so that it updates its database. [17:08] But even after that, it keeps asking again and again. Is that an 22.04 issue or is it just me? [17:11] lotuspsychje@R00TB00K:~$ asdf [17:11] Kon gegevensbank niet vinden voor command-not-found. Voer 'sudo apt update' uit om de gegevensbank te maken. [17:11] asdf: opdracht niet gevonden [17:12] same alkisg [17:12] Thank you lotuspsychje :) [17:17] alkisg: even after apt update and full upgrade, still persists [17:19] Yeah something is wrong there, unfortunately until the new year my free time is nil :/ [17:25] what is it suppose to do normaly alkisg [17:26] lotuspsychje: after its database is updated, when you type e.g. "php" and it's not installed, it says "to install this program, run apt install php7-cli" etc [17:26] I.e. it maps unknown commands to packages [17:27] ah right, packages sugestions [17:28] should i file a bug against apt? [17:28] No, that would be against command-not-found, probably [17:29] allright, on it [17:29] Maybe its apt hook isn't properly registered and is not running on `apt update` [17:29] 👍️ [17:36] alkisg KBar bug #1950052 [17:36] Bug 1950052 in command-not-found (Ubuntu) "Package suggestions are not working, apt asks sudo apt update" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1950052 [17:37] Great! [17:37] thank you alkisg for the find [17:37] Thanks! [17:43] Hi, what should I do to make jammy bugs appear on jammy Launchpad? They seem to have the tag, but they don't appear as, for example, bug 1949589 [17:43] Bug 1949589 in xfce4-panel (Ubuntu) "appindicator icons don't appear if they are enabled after the panel was started" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1949589 [18:23] lotuspsychje: Re your command-not-found bug I can't confirm. Works properly here. Mine is an upgrade but yours a new install? [18:23] Early days into development may be something hasn't been enabled yet [19:44] yeah mine is a clean install PaulW2U [19:45] nite === guntbert_ is now known as guntbert