[00:00] the host has 295.25.05, with 295.44 it does not work. it errors with a driver mismatch message [00:00] for cuda 11.5, https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-toolkit-release-notes/index.html, version 450.80.02 should be new enough [00:01] but I've used cuda 10.0, 10.1, 10.3, 11.0 and 11.3 images on a machine with the drivers from cuda 11.3 (which I think were 465 or so) [00:02] E tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_diagnostics.cc:313] kernel version 495.29.5 does not match DSO version 495.44.0 -- cannot find working devices in this configuration [00:03] that looks screwy [00:03] I use tensorflow (without docker) with various driver versions, no such issues [00:05] which cuda version was your TF compiled for? [00:05] probably 11.5? [00:05] actually it was originally compiled against driver 460 something [00:06] ah, cuda-compat-11-2=460.32.03-1 [00:06] and the other cuda libs all 11.2.152-1 [00:07] so newer drivers shouldn't be an issue [00:07] did you compile tf yourself? [00:07] or custom cuda ops? [00:07] I dunno, it's a docker build, I didn't create it [00:07] looks like all deb packages [00:08] google's tensorflow docker? [00:08] no, built up from ubuntu base [00:08] hmm :/ [00:09] I'd either use an nvidia/cuda docker as base, or just a docker from google / tensorflow directly as base [00:09] (if I wanted to use docker to run TF) [00:09] it works elsewhere, just not on my particular docker host atm [00:09] it worked before, an earlier version === Abrax- is now known as Abrax [00:56] Can anyone tell me where xorg.conf file is its not in usr [00:57] marc_: in the usual case it isn't a file on disk for most users for the last ~15 years, maybe more [00:57] last time i used linux was gentoo x64 13 years ago [00:58] hmm I would have guessed it to have been unecessary even then [00:58] heh [00:58] I installed ubuntu today [00:59] so, you can generate something for your system with xorg -configure -- that'll do the autodiscovery of eveyrthing and write out a config that matches what it found. *but* that's vast overkill, you can supply just the fragments you want to override [00:59] I think xorg.conf started being phased out sometime around 2006-2008 [00:59] i got a server board and the onboard graphics is matrox g200ex and its stuck in 1024 [00:59] I'm not entirely sure exactly how to do the partial replacement, I've never needed it [00:59] oh zounds I think I had a g200 ~20 years back [00:59] or was that 400? heh [01:00] so how do i fix this [01:00] xrandr doesn't list any other resolutions? [01:01] nope [01:01] should do 1920 x 1080 [01:03] !info xserver-xorg-video-mga focal [01:03] xserver-xorg-video-mga (1:2.0.0-1, focal): X.Org X server -- MGA display driver. In component universe, is optional. Built by xserver-xorg-video-mga. Size 63 kB / 177 kB [01:03] Bashing-om: niiiiiiice [01:04] when i left windows 10 the onboard card was on 1920 x 1080 75hz [01:04] sarnold: Matrox is sorta left out in left field - do not know how apt that ^ driver might be. [01:05] Bashing-om: it seems *really* plausible :) [01:05] are there no config files i can alter [01:05] marc_: try installing the package Bashing-om found, restart X, see if that does the trick [01:05] You can add custom resolutions to xrandr [01:11] I'm trying to report a bug about that snap issue, and ubuntu-bug says I have two versions of snapd installed: snapd-2.53.2 (latest beta) snap, and snapd 2.53+21.10ubuntu1 deb package. [01:11] how do you add them [01:11] I have never intentionally installed any snapd; this is what I got from do-release-upgrade. Should I remove one somehow? [01:12] akk: I think that's entirely normal, though uninstalling the deb will probably make filing the bug report easier [01:13] Turns out I have to choose the deb to report a bug; the other one says there's no address to use for a bug report. [01:14] marc_: There is an example here of how to add a 1920 x 1080 mode https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/227876/how-to-set-custom-resolution-using-xrandr-when-the-resolution-is-not-available-i [01:14] thanks [01:19] any idea where xrandr stores its config file if it does that its easier to edit a file than type out commands [01:19] I think xrandr only makes live changes, no config file [01:20] has gentoo gone this way of live changes as well [01:21] cos i dont like it [01:22] everything has, I expect 99.9% of Xorg users don't need xorg.conf files of any sort [01:22] I would much rather have the xorg.conf file [01:23] man not me, I wasted too much of my life trying to get my modelines juuuuust right, and handling the input devices I had, etc.. :) [01:23] I hope linux isnt going the way of MS windows that would be a disaster. [01:24] it's still possible to waste time on input devices, of course, goofing around with libinput settings for touchpads is still a tried-and-true linux tradition [01:27] I'm with sarnold, definitely don't miss xorg.conf hacking. That was right up there with sendmail.cf. [01:28] ok without sounding old school is there any linux distros that used the old xorg.conf [01:28] oh god you've reminded me of another hundred hours I want back :) [01:28] marc_: xorg -configure to generate one, and then edit away! :) [01:29] ok good. [01:30] marc_: Real old - but if you must do xorg.conf. might get some hints: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1316035 . [01:31] Launchpad bug 1316035 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "matrox g200eR2 is unclaimed in 14.04" [Undecided, Confirmed] [01:33] ok thanks [01:35] Bashing-om: nice find [01:43] ok i did it i changed resolution without xorg.conf but i got it wrong so try again :)) [01:44] marc_: Good man :) .. If at 1st you do not succeed ---- try try again and again :P [01:47] is upstart (or any other /sbin/init alternative) available for focal lts? can't find the packages I would expect [01:49] DHE: Bo not know if this will help >> [01:50] heya DHE :) upstart never made it to bionic .. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/1649310 [01:50] Launchpad bug 1649310 in upstart-watchdog (Ubuntu) "RM Upstart, obsolete, superseded by systemd / Products discontinued" [High, Fix Released] [01:50] !info unity | DHE [01:50] DHE: unity (7.5.1+21.10.20210601.1-0ubuntu1, impish): Interface designed for efficiency of space and interaction.. In component universe, is optional. Built by unity. Size 1,616 kB / 6,964 kB [01:50] !unity [01:50] Unity is a graphical shell for the GNOME desktop environment. Ubuntu used it by default from 11.04 to 17.04. For more information, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity [01:50] DHE: there's s6 but .. you'd probably be the first to try it out: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/s6 [01:51] DHE: sysvinit is still kicking around, and probably has more users in debian than s6, it might work better out of the box https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit [01:52] (I kind of expected to see that yanked from ubuntu, but there it is :) [01:52] so sideload debian packages? [01:53] sorry I'm not normally an ubuntu user. someone else asked me to help with getting a system up.... :/ [01:54] avoiding systemd on ubuntu is definitely swimming against the tide [01:54] DHE: you should be able to get there with ubuntu packages, but if you really want a deb-ish system without systemd, you may have better luck on devuan or debian [01:54] so i don't think you'd be helping that person if you did that [01:55] mwhudson: unfortunately I'm in an uncomfortable situation. systemd can't run. it's a strange, container-ish environment and cgroups aren't available, among other things. so I'm taking 99% odds it just won't run. [01:55] oh blargh [01:56] openvz on rhel6 or something? [01:57] probably pretty close.... [01:58] pay for trusty ESM? (not really) === friv is now known as frib === dl is now known as Guest3117 [03:03] Hello [03:04] welcome webchat99 [03:04] I'd like to ask if anyone could help me with a problem [03:04] what is it webchat99? [03:05] I cannot log in normally, my screen shows a white screen with "Oh no! Something has gone wrong" [03:05] is this a new install or have you logged in before? [03:05] But I could login normally with ctrl+alt+F2 and typing startx [03:06] webchat99, your "gdm" is broken [03:06] I've been using this install for some months now [03:06] webchat99, try switching to "kdm" or similar [03:06] Belamos how can I switch? [03:06] this could be because of a number of reasons, but instead of bugfixing it, just switch to "kdm" - you can still start into "gnome" from there [03:06] webchat99, are you comfortable with the command line? [03:07] Not very much [03:07] But I'm willing to try [03:08] webchat99, let me quickly look up a command... from the top of my head, it should be something with "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" [03:08] but hold on for a moment, I want to be sure [03:08] do you even have KDE installed? [03:08] Ok, thank you very much [03:08] I don't think so, how can I check? [03:08] apt install kubuntu-desktop [03:09] that is going to install a LOT of stuff... but alongside, also "kdm" [03:09] and then you switch from "gdm" to "kdm" and that should solve it [03:09] your login screen will look different - but it should solve the problem [03:09] bugfixing why gdm is broken would probably take longer - much longer [03:09] and again, you can boot from kdm into gnome as you're used to [03:10] Thanks, it's installing now, how can I change to kdm once it's finished? (And also change back in case things go wrong immediatly haha) [03:10] and yes, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm" or "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" respectively should do the trick [03:11] there you can change what software should greet you after booting up [03:11] Ok [03:11] webchat99, how long will the installation take? [03:11] I can stay here until then [03:11] but only if you have a decent internet connection ;) [03:11] 2m remaining [03:12] god damn, your internet connection is brilliant then [03:12] you have downloaded the entire kubuntu-desktop in a matter of minutes? [03:12] Really variable tho --' [03:14] To be that fast for 330MB surprised too [03:14] oh, I thought it were bigger [03:14] has it finished installing, or is the installation still running? [03:15] A message appeared [03:15] Something about setting encfs [03:15] webchat99, is it about choosing "kdm" or "gdm" by any chance? [03:15] encfs? o_O [03:16] sarnold, a FUSE-based cryptographic filesystem [03:16] Now there is, ssdm or gdm3 [03:16] ssdm [03:16] Belamos: yeah... I ran it for a few weeks a decade back. it ate so many files.. [03:16] Belamos: I wonder if it ate something important here [03:16] I don't know how many times I've got to learn the lesson that fuse is just a toy [03:17] webchat99, after you're done, you should be able to boot up your computer normally [03:17] webchat99, make sure, that you choose "gnome" when you log in [03:17] otherwise you will end up in KDE [03:17] I admit, my "solution" is more a hack, but it will work, so ... who cares ;) [03:17] sarnold, I personally love LUKS [03:18] Belamos: aye. I mean I dread ever needing to troubleshoot this thing, but it mostly just works, sooooo... [03:18] if anybody reads this, I could actually also need somebody to hold my hand for a moment (but after I am done with webchat99) [03:18] it's about video codes and stuff [03:18] As long as it works, I'm fine with it, its getting late and I have work tomorrow, so I'm getting pretty desperate [03:18] webchat99, so, we're on the same page here ;) [03:19] Belamos: do I remember you're trying to do video editing? [03:20] sarnold, I have learned how to edit videos in the past 2 days [03:20] \o/ [03:20] sarnold, now I am pretty good in it (transitions, effects, text, music, etc.) [03:20] but I need help with the technical side of things - I must check (in the shell / ffmpeg or similar) if the video has all the right codecs and stuff [03:21] mhm... webchat99 has left the chat. They probably rebooted. Or they forgot me ;) [03:22] Here, this is what I need to deliver the video as: [03:22] https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171 [03:22] I have no idea what any of this means. [03:22] "moov atom" at the front... (in the category "Container: MP4") [03:23] how can I check if I have the right audio and video codec? [03:23] how can I check if my framerate is correct? [03:23] re webchat99 [03:23] how did it go? [03:23] I could login, the screen was blue instead of purple and with some different buttons [03:24] please rate this solution on a scale from 1-10 ? [03:24] are you satisfied with this solution? Or is this not what you wanted? [03:24] Belamos: ffprobe can dump a lot of information about a file [03:24] sarnold, I should have thought of that... thank you!! [03:24] Belamos: there may be better ways to get there, but it's something I already had installed and worked on a file I had :) [03:25] A solid 9 out of 10, it works really well for the time being, but someday I'd like to change it back [03:25] sarnold, I just stumbled upon ffprobe today (first time in my life) - thank you for reminding me [03:25] webchat99, yeah, sure. It was just a quick hack [03:26] Thank you very much, really [03:26] webchat99, no worries, IRC is a friendly place [03:26] well, this IRC server, that is [03:26] heh yeah there's some that are best avoided.. [03:27] It's my first time here, I tried searching for what could be happening, but it only listed help for manjaro [03:27] webchat99, you might want to: [03:27] I'm really glad that I was able to find help here [03:27] webchat99, sudo snap install hexchat [03:27] webchat99, then add the server: "irc.libera.chat" manually [03:27] that brings you onto this network here [03:28] you can then check out all channels, like #linux, #ubuntu, #php, #mysql, etc. [03:28] without the comma (,) at the end [03:28] webchat99, alternatively, you can use "apt" if you don't want it to be a self-updating snap [03:29] Is it better than from URL? https://web.libera.chat/?nick=webchat?#ubuntu [03:29] yes! [03:29] it is a client, that connects you to the IRC protocol [03:29] the webchat is ... well... a webchat only [03:29] you can use an installed program to get into this chat [03:29] webchat99, take a leap of faith, and try it [03:30] I'm installing it right now [03:30] attaperson [03:31] OK, I think I did something wrong [03:31] No channel joined. Try /join # [03:31] Not connected. Try /server [ [03:32] type exactly this: [03:32] /server irc.libera.chat [03:32] then wait until you are connected [03:32] then type: [03:32] /nick webchat_now_hexchat [03:32] /join #ubuntu [03:33] :) [03:33] hi [03:33] Ow, it worked! [03:33] webchat_now_hexc, yep... [03:33] and now, you can check out all the beautiful channels [03:33] How can I get it to display emojis like the site version? [03:33] like #php #mysql #perl #design #photoshop #gimp #blender and so on [03:34] webchat_now_hexc, don't... just... don't.... IRC is a no-emojie place [03:34] that's the beauty of it... plain and simple, good old IRC [03:34] Thanks a lot, I'll see if there is one for python3 [03:34] webchat_now_hexc, yes, of course [03:34] webchat_now_hexc, also for frameworks of python [03:35] 🍻 [03:35] You might want to look into the dialogue CTRL + S [03:35] that opens the server list where you can set your nick [03:35] /msg nickserv help register [03:35] ^ also interesting [03:35] how do i install latest thunderbird? [03:35] 20.04.3 [03:36] linsux, let me check snap... brb [03:36] don't want to install snap or flatpak [03:36] linsux, then I cannot help [03:36] i don't have much space [03:36] linsux, maybe you find some private repo, but that might be risky [03:37] webchat_now_hexc: Now be a good time to pick your nick and "register" the account; see the output : /msg nickserv help register . [03:38] Is there a way to make hexchat appearance more modern? It seems a bit blocky and I can't find what to do in settings [03:38] ppa:mozillateam/ppa is this legit [03:38] Bashing-om, /msg nickserv help register [03:38] linsux, I cannot answer that, maybe somebody else can [03:38] linsux: do you have snapd already installed? if so, the thunderbird snap is 102 megs.. but trying to install the thunderbird deb shows me: After this operation, 211 MB of additional disk space will be used. [03:39] Belamos: I admit I be slow :( [03:39] webchat_now_hexc, that's the _beauty_ of it! [03:39] webchat_now_hexc, there is always "wine" and "mirc" (just kidding) [03:39] webchat_now_hexc, hexchat is cool the way it is :) [03:40] webchat_now_hexc, there are many IRC clients - maybe you like an other one more [03:41] webchat_now_hexc, or, you use IO::Sockets (the CPAN module) and create your own client in accordance to RFC 1459 [03:41] Hmm, I guess I should've changed my nickname before registering this one === webchat_now_hexc is now known as junior [03:42] should i use snap or flatpak === junior is now known as juniorom [03:43] linsux, that is your decision. "snap" does the updating itself. [03:44] /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER webchat_now_hexc 9hqnTvyhr9SZgJQL [03:44] juniorom: be careful with those leading spces.. === genii is now known as genii-core [03:45] juniorom, everyone just saw that [03:45] webchat99: you can drop it with ' /msg nickserv DROP ' and then re-register. [03:45] Thanks, I will be careful [03:45] irc is kinda old technology with these flaws [03:45] juniorom, you should enter such things in the server tab, not in the channel tab [03:45] juniorom, this provides some safety net [03:45] it's not safe [03:46] linsux, well, if they add a space at the beginning in the server tab, we won't see it, now will we? [03:46] it's a common mistake to have a space [03:46] it's just a space [03:46] The server tab is the one named Libera.Chat, right? [03:46] yes, juniorom [03:46] Thanks [03:46] juniorom, if you type something wrong there, we won't see it [03:46] e.g. leading spaces [03:52] I think it worked now [03:53] congrats, juniorom [03:53] Is anyone of you by any chance good when it comes to video editing? [03:54] I am still stuck with the requirements laid out by google in regards to youtube videos [03:55] are you generating video entirely in the computer? or are you starting with input from cameras or phones or already existing files? [03:55] sarnold, the input comes from a camera [03:56] for crying out loud, the generated video is NOT 4K [03:56] I go crazy here... programming is so much easier [03:56] I rather think about memory allocation and data types than clicking around in a GUI [03:58] Belamos: as far as I understand it, it's best to try to get the quality as high as you can as early in the production process, and avoid converting etc.. [03:59] sarnold, I am working on 4K videos with proxy clips [04:01] sarnold, do you actually also get the feeling, that the younger / newer generation of Linux users doesn't use the command line any more? [04:01] I feel like the command line came more natural to linux users 15-20 years ago compared to the new users now [04:01] (still thinking about webchat99) [04:05] Belamos: it varies, some folks know it way better than I do, because they're more eager to embrace things like fish or ptpython or nbterm or oilshell or whatever, and can really make it *theirs* .. [04:05] Belamos: and a lot of old-timers are set in their ways and still try to use ancient tools like ifconfig or route that can't handle the full depth of the linux networking stack [04:06] Belamos: I'm guessing it's less to do with age and more to do with just how eager people are to learn what's there vs build new things vs just want to browse the web etc :) [04:06] what's wrong with ifconfig?? Don't take away ifconfig! [04:11] last I heard it didn't know how to work with multiple IPs per interface, it required using interface aliases instead [04:12] and it didn't work with bridges at all [04:17] sarnold, I just googled it... what is your alternative program? [04:17] sarnold, by the way, I will leave very soon, I am totally exhausted (it's 6 AM here) [04:20] sarnold, let us continue this chat an other day. [04:20] I am really sleepy. [04:20] thank you for the nice time we had! [04:20] see you soon [04:20] sleep well [04:37] heyo i'm a bit stuck trying to upgrade to jammy from focal [04:37] i keep getting the "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade." error [04:37] so i checked apt.log [04:37] and there's 165 broken packages [04:37] !jammy [04:37] Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish) will be the 36th release of Ubuntu, scheduled for release April 2022 (https://ubottu.com/y/jj). Join #ubuntu-next for support and questions. [04:38] oh i see so it's trying to upgrade to a prerelease [04:38] ehm in that case i'm not sure if i should ask here or there, how can i ugprade to the latest, stable, release? [04:39] msim_: -next is best :D [04:39] sure, thanks :D [04:43] actually since i'm here, on another note - the whole reason i'm trying to upgrade is because i'm trying to create a .deb package for a piece of software. the thing is, we rely on qtbase5-dev >5.15, but focal (afaik, the latest LTS release) only has 5.12, whereas the newer versions have >5.15. after thinking about it for a bit, i think the better way to solve this is either link a static version of the qt libs, or ship the qt dynamic libs on the side. [04:43] am i missing something here or are these my only options? [04:44] (again sorry, i'm not sure if this is the best place to ask) [06:27] Can someone help me out? I'm on 21.10, my computer had a power outage and now i'm stuck with fsck message, no GDM working, and no network. I'm not sure what happened [06:27] I am able to login to tty1-6 [06:29] it also tells me my eth devices are unmanaged [06:31] hal8999: "power outage" >> run a file system check/repair from the liveUSB. [06:33] did, it passed [06:37] hal8999, ok, after getting the system disk clean, what happens when you boot from that? [06:42] Sneaking suspicion that hal8999 did not boot from a livecd/liveusb and fsck the root. [06:43] hal8999, if you are not going to deal with us straight, we cannot help you. [06:43] And I'm off to bed anyway === ubuntu is now known as Guest3492 [07:23] Any advice for Sharex like tool for Ubuntu ? I am mostly interested in the ease of Screenshot+Annotation/edit part... I tried flameshot but it is very very limited and buggy [07:33] nice, since last chromium update the gpu decoding works again. Happy :) === synapt is now known as nate === Znevna- is now known as Znevna === Znevna is now known as Guest5176 === five60 is now known as five6 [09:58] Hey [09:59] Anything here [10:01] !support | slumfat [10:01] slumfat: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com [10:16] Hello [10:21] Hi [10:22] slumfat, hello and welcome to the official Ubuntu support channel. Do you have any questions? [10:23] No [10:23] Kbar no [10:25] slumfat, oke, have fun, chit chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic [10:26] Thank kbar === Znevna- is now known as Znevna [10:29] Hiiii [10:30] :-) [10:30] how are you [10:57] hello [10:58] can someone help me? [10:58] Hi Pokos22, ask wait and see [10:59] i am using ubuntu 20.04 lts. i have installed another DE , but i want GDM to have gnome as default login [10:59] is there any way to do this? [10:59] GDM seems to remember the last choice and use that as default [11:00] and what is the other one, SDDM? [11:01] no, no login manager. i only use GDM as login manager. and as desktop environments i have gnome and xfce [11:01] but i want gdm to always use gnome as the default, unless i select xfce for that session [11:04] xfce uses lightdm, IIRC... [11:05] you have no clue what i am talking about, do you === five68 is now known as five6 [11:06] i understand what you ask for, i have no ready answer to this issue, except install those desktops side-by-side [11:07] !ops [11:07] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [11:07] maybe someone else reading here ? [11:07] Pokos22 has crossposted this question across at least three different channels and is using either Arch or Debian. [11:07] no need to trigger the ops for that [11:08] Given his behavior in the other channels, I decided to. [11:08] just say so... and if he did not got answered in other channels, i understand, there is no logical answer [11:08] jkc is a troll [11:08] pay no attention to him [11:09] oerheks: It was within the same 60 seconds. [11:09] Pokos22: please don't cross-post [11:09] oh oke, that is 'real' cross posting' [11:09] stop trolling dude, you already got banned in archlinux [11:09] i work for freenode, cut the shit [11:09] Pokos22, if other channels give a solution, let me know [11:09] He also said he was using Arch and/or Debian, not Ubuntu. So there's also a concern of relevance to this channel. [11:11] listen i did crosspost [11:11] that doesnt change in the least bit the fact, that jkc is a pathetic no-lifer [11:12] that has nothing better to do, than instantly report me in all channels [11:12] noone likes snitches my dude, not sure if you learned that. have fun in life with that mindset [11:13] move on .. [11:13] * alkisg was ready to post a solution, and wasn't even concerned too much about the cross-posting, but I'll refrain until the bad language stops... [11:13] So yeah snitches are a lot better than bad-languagers [11:14] hi alkisg there *is* a solution? [11:14] alkisg there is no good or bad language sir [11:15] my favorite part was the "freenode admin" :) not sure what relevance that as in general and especially on libera :D [11:15] Pokos22: there's no point in blaming someone that respects the rules, just because it's against you at that time [11:15] only means to convey meaning. and this dude is a pathetic nolifer. thats the case [11:15] alkisg are the rules to call ops and snitch on all channels? [11:16] Just accept the blame and go on [11:16] I'd look into /var/lib/AccountsService for the saved session info [11:16] # grep Session /var/lib/AccountsService/users/alkisg [11:16] Session=mate [11:16] Pokey: cross-posting is against the rules, yeah. Anyway, as oerheks said, just say "I'm sorry" and move on man [11:17] he is gone [11:19] sorry for interrupting your on topic chat there, alkisg. but it wasn't getting any better. [11:20] alkisg: you alrighty there? Got the wrong guy I reckon [11:20] No worries, thanks for intervening :) [11:20] Pokey: yes, sorry :) [11:20] It's ok :P [11:21] I was going for Pokos22 but Matrix decided a different thing for me :D [11:21] I was poked [11:21] jkc: as oerheks already told you: there is no need to call the ops (and stir things up) just due to cross posting. [11:22] * oerheks waiting for a paste about switching sessions === JoelJoel is now known as Joel [11:37] How am I supposed to share a file over Skype/any app that is running inside the Ubuntu Snap ? [11:38] nikolam, go into system settings > applications > permission of that app [11:38] Application running in Snap seems does not have access to regular filesystem it is isolatad as I see in /snap/appname/ and can't open files to send from other parts of the disk. Drag and drop also does not work. [11:38] maybe you can grant access to other folders/external storage? [11:40] oerheks, I am on Xubuntu. [11:40] on xubuntu i don't know where those permissions reside [11:41] is it possible to send images here? I'm having too much trouble configuring bind9 DNS private static IP network according to the config diagram [11:42] oerheks, what is the name of the app for setting up snap permissions? [11:42] nikolam, on comandline ; https://askubuntu.com/questions/1291778/how-can-i-manage-a-snap-application-permissions-using-command-line [11:42] bind9noob, imgur is free [11:43]