[01:14] <barg> hi, on a VPS console, any idea how I can download multiple files simultaneously.. i'm using the youtube-dl command. (which is like wget but for youtube videos). The problem is that if I have a script that runs youtube-dl [url]  then youtube-dl [url] it doesn't do them simultaneously. It runs one then when that completes it runs the next one
[01:16] <llanhmod> there's another version of yt-dl... forget what it's called....try that
[01:16] <sarnold> there's a few possible approaches; youtube-dl http://whatever/foo & youtube-dl http://whatever/bar & ...
[01:17] <sarnold> the & will ask the shell to run them in the background, but they'll probably spew output all over the terminal. it won't be great fun
[01:17] <ravage> llanhmod, https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
[01:17] <llanhmod> ravage: possibly that
[01:18] <sarnold> you could run screen or tmux or byobu to get a 'windowed' interface with as many shells as you want
[01:18] <sarnold> screen / tmux / byobu are fantastic because you can also disconnect your ssh and it'll stay running. I run my irssi irc client in tmux so it's just always running whether or not I'm actually connected to it
[01:20] <sarnold> you could also use a program like task-spooler to let you just queue up a bunch of them, and it'll run N of them, and when one stops, it'll start the next one for you. you can configure how many will run at once. it'll save stdout and stderr from the programs in a handy format for retrieval later. it's pretty handy when you need it, but it's probably not somethin gyou'd use every day
[01:20] <llanhmod> sarnold: it would be if automated
[01:20] <sarnold> llanhmod ?
[01:21] <llanhmod> sarnold: read that wrong... my bad
[01:22] <llanhmod> all I read was not something used every day
[01:22] <sarnold> llanhmod: oh! :)
[01:22] <sarnold> llanhmod: good point, hehe
[01:27] <barg> thanks
[01:37] <IRONBOBCAT32> Hello!
[02:42] <barg> so if I have a file with a list of 10 youtube URLs to download, and I wanted to use 10 screens, each downloading one file, how would I do that automatically?
[02:43] <barg> (so , without manually going to each screen and executing the relevant command?)
[02:44] <sarnold> doing ten simultaneous downloads from youtube feels like the sort of thing that'd get you blocked; I'd probably just do youtube-dl url1 url2 url3 url4 url5 url6 .. and just grab them one at a time, to try to stay on their good side
[02:44] <enigma9o7[m]> why do you need a screen to download at all
[02:46] <barg> enigma9o7[m]: well the thought was to download multiple ones simultaneously rather than one then the other.. the speed youtube gives me to download is quite slow. like < 1MB/s
[02:47] <sarnold> yeah, I think they serve data only as fast as you can 'watch' it ..
[02:48] <enigma9o7[m]> Well even to do them simultaneously just launch the process in the background by following with ampersand.  No need for multiple screens unless you're trying to minitor progress or something.
[02:48] <enigma9o7[m]> And to go faster use yt-dlp someone already mentioned.
[02:57] <sarnold> heck at this point, I bet it's 'use yt-dlp in order to download at all'
[02:57] <sarnold> youtube-dl has been neglected for so long I'd be surprised if it works on youtube
[03:01] <lord_daemon> there are some distributions for maintenance: DLC, Trinity, REDO, System Rescue.I had one that starts with the letter S, but I deleted it and I can't find it anymore. can anyone help?
[03:24] <barg> enigma9o7[m]: thanks, yt-dlp(great fork of youtube-dl), seems very fast..and also it downloads the age restricted video no problem.  and yeah i see youtube-dl hasn't been updated in a while.
[03:26] <Unit193> !info yt-dlp focal-backports
[04:08] <arraybolt3> OK, I think I must be doing something wrong here. I'm trying to bisect a kernel. I know the problem exists in Ubuntu 22.04 and 21.10, but not in 20.04. So I'm trying to install Linux 5.4.0-115 on Lubuntu 22.10 (Kinetic), to see if the bug vanishes when I do that. I've installed linux-image-unsigned (no, I'm not using Secure Boot), linux-modules, linux-modules-extra, and both the "all" and "amd64" versions of linux-headers. I also added a focal mirror
[04:08] <arraybolt3> to the installation so I could install crda, wireless-crda, and libssl1.1, which were dependencies of the kernel packages. (This is a test system, don't have a heart attack at the Frankenbuntu I just built.) When I go to boot kernel 5.4.0-115 in GRUB, it just stalls. What am I missing here?
[04:09] <arraybolt3> (Oh, the problem also happens on Kinetic - I checked.)
[04:13] <samy1028> arraybolt3 : are you able to boot with another kernel then review /var/log/boot.log or any other log to get details?
[04:13] <arraybolt3> Yeah, I can boot the latest kernel in Kinetic. I'll look at the log.
[04:14] <arraybolt3> I did just discover I forgot to install linux-tools stuff. Would that have messed me up?
[04:17] <arraybolt3> Hmm. I'm not seeing anything in particular wrong in the logs. I'm wondering if the kernel is even able to find my disk? Let's see if I can wipe the log and then try to boot into the bad kernel.
[04:18] <arraybolt3> Oh, also, when I try to boot the bad kernel, I don't even get a Plymouth boot screen.
[04:19] <arraybolt3> And pressing keys on the keyboard doesn't do anything - even Ctrl+Alt+F[1|2|3|etc...] doesn't work. I should try booting it with nosplash and see if I can tell if a kernel panic is happening.
[04:22] <arraybolt3> Wow, the bad kernel is really stuck. I tried removing "splash" from the kernel command line when booting, and I didn't get a single line of text on my screen. I just checked boot.log after trying to boot the bad kernel twice, and I only see one boot in the log, that being the boot into the good kernel. So it's not logging anything, and it's not telling me anything on the screen.
[04:22] <arraybolt3> (And this laptop used to run Focal, so...?)
[04:24] <kubuntu> hi guys
[04:24] <Duck[m]> hi
[04:24] <kubuntu> how to force a background image via a script on kubuntu (I have three monitors)
[04:24] <kubuntu> ?
[04:24] <kubuntu> hi Duck[m]
[04:26] <kubuntu> i'm struggling with a problem i'm having with my setup: 3 monitors, gpu rtx 3080, kubuntu lts, ​​nvidia 470 driver, everytime i hibernate they skip the wallpapers and go the standard ones ...
[04:27] <kubuntu> with 510 drivers we don't talk about it. x11 stopped working on two screens, menu items and black screen ... all disappeared
[04:28] <kubuntu> as it happens to him -> https://forum.manjaro.org/t/multi-monitor-setup-in-plasma-broke-after-stable-update-2021-07-28/76342
[04:29] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Sadly this seems to be somewhat complicated to do. There's an answer on SuperUser that might help you: https://superuser.com/questions/488232/how-to-set-kde-desktop-wallpaper-from-command-line
[04:29] <kubuntu> but in my case blacklist nouveau seems not to have been enough unless I did something wrong ...
[04:30] <kubuntu> I had seen but how do I identify the three monitors?
[04:32] <kubuntu> i am new to ubuntu, i built my pc specifically for him but this driver problem is really nasty for me ...
[04:32] <arraybolt3> I think the script is designed to automatically find all three monitors. If you're trying to set one image per monitor, then you might have to tweak the script to remove the for loop and repeat the code in it three times, one for each monitor, and each one pointing to a different picture. If the pictures show up in the wrong order, tweak the picture order so they show up in the right order.
[04:32] <arraybolt3> (Note that not all of Linux is this tricky - this one particular problem is a doozy, many problems aren't near so bad, so don't be discouraged by this.)
[04:34] <kubuntu> Thanks for the support, and I have been trying to solve this problem for 2 days but im a noob XD
[04:34] <kubuntu> could you suggest me how to modify the script?
[04:35] <kubuntu> i've programmed a little bit in c ++ so i'm not a complete stranger ... but i just don't know where to start here
[04:35] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Hmm, let me stick my mod in a pastebin so you can try it out.
[04:36] <kubuntu> great thank you really!
[04:37] <arraybolt3> https://pastebin.com/bJC3Htnw OK, take this, mess with the "file:///path/to/imagefile1" bits to point to your intended pictures, then paste it into a terminal with Ctrl+Shift+V, run it, and see what happens.
[04:38] <arraybolt3> I modified it to point to three different files, and assign one file to each desktop, so hopefully if I'm understanding the script right, this should work.
[04:38] <kubuntu> I do it right away
[04:39] <arraybolt3> samy1028: Hey, thanks for your help. I finally got the kernel to give me some text on the screen, and it is indeed panicing, apparently since it can't find my root disk. I think I can hopefully figure it out now. Thanks!
[04:42] <samy1028> arraybolt3 : glad to help point in the right direction :)  One of the best things about these channels.  I may not know the answer but I can provide insight on where to look for more information.
[04:42] <samy1028> Similar things have helped me many times before.
[04:47] <kubuntu> ok it seems that after a few attempts they succeeded Great arraybolt3
[04:47] <kubuntu> and now?
[04:49] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Well, now that it works, the trick is going to be to get it to start after every boot, even a boot from hibernation. My best guess from a bit of research is to save the script, move it to /lib/systemd/system-sleep, and mark it executable.
[04:49] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: You can do that by saving the file to your home directory as "wallpaperrestore.sh".
[04:50] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Then, in a terminal, do "sudo mv ~/wallpaperrestore.sh /lib/systemd/system-sleep/wallpaperrestore.sh"
[04:50] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Then do "sudo chmod a+x /lib/systemd/system-sleep/wallpaperrestore.sh".
[04:54] <kubuntu> yes it finally works, thanks thanks thanks arraybolt3
[04:54] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: No problem! Glad it worked!
[04:55] <kubuntu> at the new entrance the images had gone for a ride but the script immediately intervened and repositioned them
[04:55] <kubuntu> magnificent, finally
[04:55] <kubuntu> Thanks!
[04:56] <arraybolt3> Woot!
[04:56] <kubuntu> now I make a screen of the conversation so if I have to do it again I'll know how
[04:57] <kubuntu> however nvidia drivers and configurations with multiple monitors through display port have read that they have problems
[04:59] <kubuntu> oh no, again... https://ibb.co/SNk81rc
[05:00] <arraybolt3> Hmm. Quick fix idea, make a symbolic link from the script to your desktop, that way in the event that the script doesn't autorun, you can run it manually.
[05:01] <arraybolt3> Hmm. Quick fix idea, make a symbolic link from the script to your desktop, that way in the event that the script doesn't autorun, you can run it manually.
[05:02] <arraybolt3> samy1028: Hey, got it to boot! Turns out the initrd wasn't getting mounted because it was using zstd compression. I changed it to gzip compression and it boots now. Thank you so much!
[05:02] <kubuntu> no unfortunately in this case it was not the background that was missing, it was precisely x that was skipped. I couldn't even right click on the desktop to put the wallpaper manually
[05:02] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Oh, wow, crud. I dunno how to fix that.
[05:03] <kubuntu> https://pastebin.com/smpUyQgL
[05:04] <kubuntu> I always get this error
[05:04] <arraybolt3> Yuck. Looks like your desktop crashed. And this is happening after every boot, or after every wake from hibernation?
[05:05] <kubuntu> after each wake up from hibernation, and sometimes even at startup
[05:06] <arraybolt3> Did it only happen after adding the new script? Can you fix the problem by removing the script out of /lib/systemd/system-sleep?
[05:07] <kubuntu> it would be nice if it were for the script, no the script was great
[05:07] <kubuntu> apparently the problem is nvidia drivers ...
[05:07] <kubuntu> I've been fighting for 2 days
[05:11] <kubuntu> https://pastebin.com/tSKEDsME
[05:11] <kubuntu> before it seemed that through the DPMS option in the xorg.conf file I could solve but this was not the case
[05:16] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: Crud. Well, try switching to a terminal with "Ctrl+Alt+F2".
[05:18] <kubuntu> I was able to get back to a normal situation by hitting ctrl + alt + del and then log out> and log back in. but I would like to solve this catch, I can't do this every time ...
[05:19] <kubuntu> it makes me think that my xorg file is wrong
[05:19] <arraybolt3> Yeah. the problem is, I'm not sure how to reliably set things up to automatically restart plasmashell. I'm thinking along the lines of making a systemd unit to do it, but I'm not sure if that's the best option. Anyone here got ideas on automatically restarting plasmashell?
[05:20] <kubuntu> maybe all three monitors should be defined? This current xorg.conf is generated by nvidia-settings
[05:21] <kubuntu> and she says she only sees one monitor https://ibb.co/yYCGtZ5
[05:23] <kubuntu> thanks arraybolt3 very grateful for the help
[05:26] <arraybolt3> Hmm, that might be the problem. At this point, I don't have a lot of ideas other than auto-restarting plasmashell (I'm using only one screen on nVidia, and it's connected over HDMI).
[05:28] <kubuntu> could we create a script that, like the wallpaper script, restarts plasmashell at every login and awakening from hibernation? I reboot to get things right and I'm back in 10 second
[05:29] <arraybolt3> The next time it goes weird, try switching to a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+F2, then sign in, and do "startx" to see if that works. If that works, then we might be able to get something together.
[05:30] <kubuntu> I reproduce it immediately, as it always does ...
[05:30] <kubuntu> restart and return, it takes me a moment
[05:41] <Khepra> Hello. Has anyone noticed this. Firefox (snap) constantly keeps re-activating the "Check Spelling" option after a few minutes or when some other interaction happens.  I can't keep it OFF....
[05:46] <kubuntu_> here I am, I can no longer log into the operating system. at login it blocks and does not let me in
[05:47] <kubuntu_> i logged in from another partition i tried these days ...
[05:48] <arraybolt3> kubuntu_: Does "Ctrl+Alt+F2" get you to a terminal screen?
[05:51] <kubuntu_> yes, but after the first startx, the whole arrangement of the screens and obviously also the backgrounds went to be blessed. I tried to close session and when I came back it told me wrong password. I rebooted and after entering the password it freezes
[05:52] <kubuntu_> i tried to restart the computer several times but it freezes on login
[05:59] <kubuntu_> but do you think there is something wrong with my xorg.conf? arraybolt3
[06:04] <arraybolt3> kubuntu_: I don't know. Maybe? You can fiddle with it and see if you can fix it, but at this point, I'm not sure what's going wrong or how to resolve it. Sorry.
[06:05] <kubuntu_> I thank you. you were still precious and kind to give me a hand thanks
[06:05] <Khepra> kubuntu_: what DE or WM?
[06:06] <kubuntu_> I can only ask you if you have more than one screen and if so how is your xorg.conf done?
[06:06] <Khepra> kubuntu_: what DE or WM are you using with startx?
[06:06] <kubuntu_> Hi Khepra, what is de or wm? sorry if i didn't understand
[06:06] <Khepra> desktop environment or WM
[06:07] <arraybolt3> kubuntu_: I've got just one screen, sorry.
[06:07] <kubuntu_> do you mean plasma?
[06:07] <arraybolt3> Khepra: He's using kubuntu, so I assume KDE is his DE.
[06:07] <Khepra> does KDE even run without SDDM sessions?
[06:07] <arraybolt3> Kwin as WM I'd guess, unless he's messed with it, which I doubt.
[06:07] <kubuntu_> i am installing kubuntu 22.04
[06:08] <arraybolt3> Khepra: I've gotten KDE working on Arch without benefit of SDDM (I just used startx to jumpstart the desktop).
[06:08] <Khepra> I don't know this for a fact, but I think KDE/Plasma require SDDM, just like Gnome might require gdm3 for proper session setup. startx is really for "plain" WMs and simpler desktops with no session requirements
[06:08] <kubuntu_> sorry if I'm so ignorant XD
[06:08] <Khepra> also, is this a systemd system? systemd/logind will set up permissions for devices
[06:09] <arraybolt3> Khepra: Kubuntu uses systemd AFAIK, so most likely yes.
[06:09] <Khepra> kubuntu also doesn't install startx, so I'm wondering what kind of system is that
[06:09] <Khepra> obviously crippled and modified, if startx is used
[06:09] <Khepra> doesn't install *xinit
[06:10] <arraybolt3> I was suggesting startx to try to restart a crashed desktop without logging out and logging back in.
[06:10] <arraybolt3> I don't know if it works, it was just a suggestion.
[06:10] <Khepra> it doesn't
[06:11] <Khepra> xorg sockets are maintained by the DM
[06:11] <kubuntu_> I didn't mess around. I installed kubuntu for the third time and installed the nvidia drivers, first from the repo and then from the driver manager. only this I have tried the various versions of the drivers and the configuration of the xorg.conf file
[06:11] <Khepra> so running startx while another xserver holds the socket would not work
[06:12] <arraybolt3> Guess Arch != Ubuntu in this regard, good to know. That explains the issues kubuntu_ had with my suggestion. Do you have any ideas on how to fix the problem he's having? His plasmashell is crashing when he resumes from hibernation, and sometimes when he starts up the computer. He's using nVidia with three screens (there's more details higher up in the chat).
[06:12] <arraybolt3> Khepra: Pinging.
[06:12] <Khepra> nvidia is notoriously terrible with suspend and hibernation. I can't remember last time that work with nvidias, that I tried.
[06:13] <Khepra> (the proprietary driver, I mean. nouveau has swathes of other issues tho)
[06:15] <Khepra> arraybolt3: in which regard? are you saying you can run multiple xorg servers on the same socket in arch?
[06:15] <kubuntu_> this is comforting XD nvidia could do some better drivers ....
[06:16] <arraybolt3> Khepra: My Arch setup (when I was using Arch) was SDDM-less. I booted into a terminal, then ran startx to make the desktop appear. I didn't know about all this stuff with xorg sockets, so I thought "startx" would start X (right?) in the event that it crashed. I was wrong, sorry.
[06:17] <arraybolt3> (I was wrong with this setup, at least.)
[06:19] <kubuntu_> i reinstalled the drivers-nvidia-510 reboot and re-enter chat
[06:24] <kubuntu> Khepra, arraybolt3 do you think something can be done?
[06:26] <kubuntu> or is it all useless?
[06:31] <arraybolt3> kubuntu: The best I can figure (if it is nVidia's fault), is to not put the computer to sleep when you're using it for GPU-intensive tasks. When you're done with the GPU stuff, switch it to Nouveau drivers,  reboot, and then try putting it in sleep. If it wakes up and works properly, great. Then switch back to the proprietary drivers when you need the GPU to work good again.
[06:33] <arraybolt3> (Actually, I know you have to reboot when going from Nouveau to proprietary, but that *might* not be needed when going from proprietary to Nouveau, so, just throwing that out there.)
[06:34] <arraybolt3> CiccioBello: The best I can figure (if it is nVidia's fault), is to not put the computer to sleep when you're using it for GPU-intensive tasks. When you're done with the GPU stuff, switch it to Nouveau drivers,  reboot, and then try putting it in sleep. If it wakes up and works properly, great. Then switch back to the proprietary drivers when you need the GPU to work good again.
[06:34] <arraybolt3> (I saw you change nicks, that's how I knew what nick to ping, if you're wondering, "HOW DID HE KNOW MY DIFFERENT NICKNAME?!?")
[06:34] <arraybolt3> (Actually, I know you have to reboot when going from Nouveau to proprietary, but that *might* not be needed when going from proprietary to Nouveau, so, just throwing that out there.)
[06:43] <Khepra> eh the user's gone... but yeah, I agree. it's likely the driver fault. but other than hibernation/suspend, it should work pretty good.
[06:44] <CiccioBello> I understand thank you ....
[06:44] <Khepra> arraybolt3: you need to reboot in either direction.
[06:44] <CiccioBello> im here
[06:44] <Khepra> are you now :)
[06:44] <CiccioBello> i was reading this... lol ----> https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=346628
[06:45] <CiccioBello> I hope the translation turns out well: The theory is when you know everything and nothing works. Practice is when everything works and no one knows why. We have put together theory and practice: nothing works ... and nobody knows why!
[06:45] <Khepra> not even nvidia.
[06:45] <CiccioBello> it is my case of course XD
[06:47] <CiccioBello> I mean, I don't know anything and nothing works. In addition to familiarizing with ubuntu, I must also familiarize myself with English, sorry XD
[06:48] <CiccioBello> ahahah
[06:49] <CiccioBello> 1200 euro of video card to not make it work completely on the operating system that I decide lol
[06:52] <gamura> Hello
[06:52] <Khepra> kubuntu: that's the unfortunate state with hardware on linux. I got a 1k euro amdgpu and I had a lot of trouble to make it work glitchless. "too new" for linux (march 2021).
[06:54] <kubuntu> if more people used linux the world would be a better place ... that's why I decided to switch from mac or linux for my work too. Instead of buying a new built mac I have this build ....
[06:55] <Khepra> kubuntu: but what would you do with your 1.2k€ nvidia on a mac?
[06:55] <kubuntu> in the end the fact that he can't hibernate is a problem I can turn a blind eye to, but it's the fact that there's a problem I haven't solved that I don't like ...
[06:56] <kubuntu> I apologize if I mentioned the money, I didn't mean to be vulgar
[06:56] <Khepra> nobody said you were :)
[06:56] <Khepra> gtg, good luck
[06:57] <kubuntu> thanks, of course I couldn't have done anything about it ... but I wish everything worked perfectly
[06:58] <kubuntu> gtg?
[06:59] <kubuntu> which screensaver can i use on kde?
[08:39] <sankaranvenkatar> rmat a flash drive in ubuntu mate? I don't find any software in the software boutique.
[08:44] <biapy> sankaranvenkatar: format a flash drive ? things like gparted should be able to if you need a UI, from command line, mkfs.vfat or something should do the trick
[08:45] <sankaranvenkatar> OK. Thanks.
[11:11] <iomari891> greetings, is there a network applet for cairo-dock?
[11:19] <computerworm> iomari891, try "cairo-dock-wifi-plug-in"
[11:33] <delluser> using the slack snap the webcam works but not the microphone. the microphone works when using slack via chrome.
[11:42] <xubuntu> .........
[11:57] <ogra> delluser, is the audio-record plug connected ? see with "snap connections slack"
[12:17] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:31] <delluser> ogra: i can see that it is
[12:32] <delluser> audio-record              slack:audio-record                :audio-record                    -
[12:41] <Multbrelch> Hello. Is this channel still active or is there some other chat in the Internet?
[12:42] <ioria> !ask
[13:15] <ogra> delluser, what desktop are you using ? by default this should give slack full access to pulseaudio recording ... perhaps install pavucontrol and see if something is muted ?
[13:42] <donsira> I am having an issue with getting my laptop to get the DNS server from my router, and was wondering what the correct way of doing this is?
[13:42] <donsira> I have searched and found different solutions,
[13:42] <donsira> - some insert the DNS manually in the Network Manager or using netplan
[13:42] <donsira> - others use resolvconf
[13:42] <donsira> - others just change the simlink of `/etc/resolv.conf` from `/run/resolvconf/resolv.conf` to `/run/resolvconf/resolv-stub.conf` or `/run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf` and modify that one.
[13:42] <donsira> so I am confused as to which way would be the correct way to have my laptop dynamically get the DNS from the router so that it is always up to date in case I change the DNS in the router.
[13:43] <leftyfb> donsira: if your laptop is set to DHCP by default, then any issues you have with getting a DNS server assigned are due to your router/DHCP server
[13:43] <leftyfb> donsira: you posted too much too quick here so were put on silent. Give it a bit and you'll be able to post again
[13:43] <leftyfb> ok, you should be good now
[13:43] <leftyfb> donsira: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[13:44] <donsira> I am not running Ubuntu, I am running PopOS 22.10, but I was not able to get help anywhere so I thought I would try here
[13:44] <leftyfb> !popOS | donsira
[13:44] <leftyfb> sorry, but we cannot help you with PopOS
[13:44] <donsira> ok, thanks
[14:26] <jyan> Hello!
[14:26] <jyan> HAHAHHAHAHAH
[14:26] <polo> Hahahahaha
[14:26] <jyan> I finally got ubuntu to dualboot with windows
[14:26] <jyan> By the way
[14:26] <polo> Word
[14:26] <jyan> Why is the Ubuntu 22.04 Installer keep saying error code 5
[14:27] <jyan> I cant seem to find a fix
[14:28] <jyan> The 22.04 Installer says error code 5 but 18.04 MATE installs without problems
[14:29] <jyan> Zamn
[14:30] <jyan> Zamn
[14:30] <jyan> Yooo
[14:30] <jyan> you there?
[14:30] <polo> Yeah
[14:31] <jyan> Its the first time I got a reply in a IRC Channel
[14:31] <jyan> lol
[14:31] <jyan> some channels are dead
[14:31] <polo> What really
[14:31] <jyan> Ye--
[14:32] <jyan> Well
[14:32] <jyan> Its time I shut my lappy down
[14:32] <jyan> Goodbye
[14:34] <polo> Later
[14:35] <wez> marco!
[14:35] <polo> Haha
[14:35] <wez> <3
[14:41] <Guest2249> Can someone point me to a tuto how to make a systemd rules that will trigger when the Computer will be shutdown ( it is to execute a backup script)
[15:10] <armadefuego1> yes. google. you may wish to think about the side effects of your desire.
[15:16] <leftyfb> Guest2249: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/39226/how-to-run-a-script-with-systemd-right-before-shutdown
[16:23] <delluser> ogra: i'm using plasma desktop. i'll check out that pavucontrol thing.
[16:26] <delluser> it shows only one app active with the microphone: chrome
[16:26] <delluser> no show for slack
[16:27] <delluser> i just closed the slack in chrome and retested
[16:27] <delluser> still not showing any mic input on the slack snap. and no entry in 'recording' on pavucontrol
[17:42] <cbreak> isn't slack a snap application?
[17:43] <cbreak> you might have to give it permissions to access the microphone
[19:13] <lousiF> jellys
[19:14] <arraybolt3> lousiF: ?
[19:18] <lousiF> the jellyfish is operating OK now. heh
[19:20] <lousiF> alienware laptop
[20:25] <Multbrelch> Hi all. I try to install Ubuntu 22.04 from a Live USB stick (created by unetbootin) onto a HP Pavilion Aero (AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800U) without success! Please, help, thanks in advance. I end up with a black screen.
[20:25] <Multbrelch> I tried ‘nomode’ option manually typed into the grub preferences without success: still black screen, everything seems to be frozen. Any idea?
[20:29] <sarnold> try just using dd or cp to copy the installer image to a usb stick, some of the fancier tools muck around with the images
[20:30] <leftyfb> I would use etcher.io
[20:31] <Multbrelch> sarnold, I shall cp the iso file directly onto the USB stick?
[20:31] <leftyfb> no
[20:31] <leftyfb> the contents
[20:31] <Multbrelch> leftyfb, etcher.io? Where do I get this?
[20:31] <Multbrelch> leftyfb, okay. ;-)
[20:31] <leftyfb> http://etcher.io
[20:33] <Multbrelch> Well, I will see ... I stay online and report in (hopefully) some tens of minutes ... stay tuned ;-)
[20:34] <leftyfb> Multbrelch: are you having the issue booting the usb to get to the installer or did you install it successfully and now are getting the black screen?
[20:34] <Multbrelch> leftyfb, no it is with the usb stick, I cannot get into the install ...
[20:34] <leftyfb> Multbrelch: ok, then I suggest using etcher
[20:34] <Multbrelch> k
[20:35] <Multbrelch> This will take some time ... be patient
[20:36] <Multbrelch> It is writing onto the stick ...
[20:40] <Multbrelch> BTW: some years ago there was much more activity here ... why are the people gone?
[20:41] <leftyfb> Multbrelch: it's a support channel
[20:41] <arraybolt3> Multbrelch: Oh, don't worry, there's lots of people here, and when things get active, they can get REALLY ACTIVE.
[20:42] <Multbrelch> k
[20:42] <Multbrelch> 50 written, man is that slow ...
[20:43] <arraybolt3> Such is the nature of USB 2. I take it you're using a USB 2 drive or plugged your drive into a USB 2 port?
[20:43] <Multbrelch> Yep. ;-)
[20:43] <arraybolt3> There's your bottleneck.
[20:45] <Multbrelch> I'm booting ...
[20:51] <Multbrelch> Hmmm ... for a second I saw the mouse pointer after the loading screen disappeared and then it was loading from the USB stick and just got frozen, black screen again ...
[20:51] <Multbrelch> loading screen = Ubuntu loading screen
[20:52] <Multbrelch> Is the USB stick too slow may be?
[20:54] <Multbrelch> I try now 'Ubuntu (safe graphics)' in the grub menu ...
[20:55] <tomreyn> Multbrelch: i don't think the read/write speed of the usb stick would have such results.
[20:55] <Multbrelch> k
[20:56] <Multbrelch> Ha, 'safe graphics' works!
[20:56] <tomreyn> Multbrelch: which graphics card / chipsets are there in this computer? there are different 'HP Pavilion Aero' models
[20:57] <Multbrelch> tomreyn, it is this AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800U with GPU included ...
[20:57] <tomreyn> and no additional graphics card, right?
[20:58] <Multbrelch> No additional GPU
[20:58] <Multbrelch> See here: https://www.darty.com/nav/achat/informatique/ordinateur_portable-portable/portable/hp_13-be0017nf_r7_16_12.html?store=991001&esl-k=sem-google%7cng%7cc240564131959%7cm%7ckpla395932772553%7cp%7ct%7cdc%7ca49693353265%7cg1019118428&dartycid=sea_shopping-local_LIA-ALL-Informatique_adgroup_Informatique&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgs6und6k9QIVlPhRCh3XewgsEAQYAiABEgIP-_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds#product_caracteristics
[20:58] <Multbrelch> Oh, sry ...
[20:58] <Multbrelch> So, I have chosen 'Try Ubuntu' and it seems to work ...
[20:58] <tomreyn> good, so you will be able to install, too
[20:59] <tomreyn> consider a bios upgrade before you do so
[21:00] <Multbrelch> I hope so. I succeeded in installing 21.10 ... I just had to manually install (compile) the WLAN card and that worked ... it seems that I have to do the same with 22.04 because I don't see any access point ...
[21:01] <Multbrelch> Is that essential, a bios upgrade now? Or later?
[21:02] <tomreyn> it is not usually essential, but can be helpful to get better compatibility.
[21:03] <tomreyn> specifications for model HP 13-be0017nf https://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c07992705
[21:05] <Multbrelch> tomreyn, seems to be my one, yes
[21:05] <Multbrelch> tomreyn, arraybolt3 and leftyfb, thanks for your kind help !
[21:07] <tomreyn> Multbrelch: you're welcome. this seems to be the latest bios: https://support.hp.com/gb-en/drivers/selfservice/swdetails/hp-pavilion-aero-13.3-inch-laptop-pc-13-be0000/2100371659/swItemId/ob-287316-1
[21:07] <tomreyn> journalctl -b | grep DMI:     would report yours
[21:08] <Multbrelch> tomreyn, thanks
[21:09] <Multbrelch> I bookmarked it ;-)
[22:00] <ArtfulDodger> Hey! When I connect through SSH to my 20.04 remote server, I see this message: "Super-optimized for small spaces - read how we shrank the memory footprint of MicroK8s to make it the smallest full K8s around"
[22:00] <ArtfulDodger> Does it mean that Micro8ks is already installed (it does not look so though) or is it just microk8s ads? :D
[22:01] <tomreyn> ArtfulDodger: the latter. the service is called motd-news, i think
[22:03] <ArtfulDodger> aaaaah yes, it's the message of the day tomreyn
[22:11] <overclucker> fortune strikes again!
[22:38] <WaV> jhutchins, oerheks1: Dont know if you remember my issue from a couple days ago, but so far defining a static in /etc/network/interfaces and defining dns servers in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf.d/dns_servers.conf seems to have fixed it
[22:44] <jhutchins> WaV: You did seem to be on the right path.
[23:09] <user9d> hey you guys I want to share a cool ubuntu package that does some really cool stuff!:  sudo apt install inotify-tools && inotifywait --recursive --monitor --quiet --event create ~/.config | tee ~/config_monitor.log  #get output like: ".config/hexchat/ CREATE hexchat.conf.new" as it runs. pretty sweet huh?
[23:11] <oerheks1> post it on ubuntuforums as oneliner
[23:25] <user9d> dangit my favorite pastebin was ubuntu's pastebin. Now I gotta login.
[23:26] <sarnold> yeah :(
[23:27] <oerheks1> registering is not that expensive