[02:02] <KatieVM> I have two games that have the same name in my Games folder. How do I change one of them?
[02:02] <KatieVM> In the start menu, sorry.
[09:49] <dragon_> should chromium upgrade from the regular terminal function?
[09:50] <dragon_> I downloaded from Moun
[09:50] <dragon_> ..Muon
[10:03] <guiverc> dragon_, what release?  chromium-browser in current releases installs the snap package which updates automatically (`snap refresh` will upgrade it, but you don't need to run that)
[10:04] <dragon_> I get this pop up warning from chromium
[10:05] <guiverc> The snap package will give a notification "Pending update of 'chromium' snap. Close the app to avoid disuptions (99 days left)"  (where 99 is the number of days before it'll force itself closed & auto-update for you)
[10:06] <guiverc> (the normal default wait; what I used 99 as example of in ^, is 14 days)
[10:07] <guiverc> if you close the app, wait a little (let the kernel close it), you can use `snap refresh` to cause the upgrade..)
[10:08] <dragon_> I must have done something in the install, I don`t think I called for "snap" in particular
[10:09] <guiverc> i don't know what release you're using (you haven't said), but packages like `chromium-browser | 1:85.0.4183.83-0ubuntu2         | jammy/universe           | source, amd64, arm64, armhf` installed with `apt install` (of using a package manager like `muon`) will cause the snap to be installed... 
[10:10] <guiverc> s/of using/or using/ ^
[10:11] <dragon_> oh, my lubuntu needs upgrade too
[10:11] <dragon_> I should go for the april release
[10:12] <guiverc> for all of 20.04, 21.01 & 22.04, tne deb package of chromium-browser (chromium) will install the snap package of it
[10:12] <guiverc> s/21.01/21.10/ ^
[10:12] <dragon_> I need to do that in terminal?
[10:12] <dragon_> I am in 21.10
[10:13] <guiverc> No, you can use discover or muon, but even if you select the deb package in those, the snap gets installed by the deb package you select
[10:13] <dragon_> thanks
[10:13] <guiverc> FYI: You still have a month+ before you need to release-upgrade from 21.10 to 22.04; so it's not yet urgent.
[10:13] <dragon_> I shall have to tackle the upgrade to 22.04 first I think
[10:14] <dragon_> thanks
[10:14] <dragon_> is there are site for upgrade commands?
[10:16] <guiverc> Firstly always check the manual - https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/D/upgrading.html  -- but I'd also always read the release notes as well - https://lubuntu.me/jammy-released/ 
[10:16] <guiverc> jammy is the codename of 22.04
[10:20] <dragon_> do you upgrade to stable and are stuck there, or can you go to the next 22.10 when it arrives?
[10:24] <dragon2> hi
[10:29] <dragon2> I just switched pc
[10:29] <dragon2> I slightly panic on release upgrades
[10:34] <dragon2> a few promps appear, clockmore, something with restart and incopatibilites, I just pressed ok
[10:39] <dragon2> 10 minutes into the process
[10:47] <dragon2> it took less than 15 minutes
[10:49] <dragon2> I am not sure the upgrade went as it should?
[10:49] <dragon2> I have the same desctop background?
[10:51] <dragon2> I am in jammy I think
[10:54] <dragon_> I miss the jellyfish walpaper
[10:54] <dragon_> well...
[10:55] <dragon2> it is there as an option if I select it
[10:56] <dragon2> thanks, the upgrade went smoother than I tought, quite painlessly
[16:36] <ilmais1n> Hello
[16:36] <ilmais1n> How long should that white cursor be flashing after selecting "install" from grub?
[16:44] <ilmais1n> Umm, it worked when i selected uefi mode from boot :o
[18:06] <arraybolt3> ilmais1n: Some systems have buggy firmware that can cause the initial boot of the installer to take a very long time. It does eventually get around to booting, but it might take ten minutes or so.
[18:08] <arraybolt3> It didn't used to be this way, but the old installers used a boot method that had other problems, and the new method fixes these problems. It just can take time. https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/slow-boot-times-of-lubuntu-22-04-lts-on-some-hardware/3280
[20:57] <JoeLlama> moo
[21:21] <JoeLlama> moo