[00:14] Well I keep trying to install but I run into this "ubuntu unresolved problem occurred while calculating the upgrade this was likely caused by unofficial software packages not provided by ubuntu please use the tool ppa-ourge -site:pinterest.*" [00:14] Well I keep trying to install but I run into this "ubuntu unresolved problem occurred while calculating the upgrade this was likely caused by unofficial software packages not provided by ubuntu please use the tool ppa-purge" === money is now known as Polo [00:39] And did you try that? === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK === ananke_ is now known as ananke [01:29] I want to create a ubuntu user using a script with no password acess (only key ssh access) and no sudo password. Does anyone have a pointer for me for such a script that can do that. I feel like this is a 2 command process. === TheAppleFox_ is now known as THeAppleFox === THeAppleFox is now known as TheAppleFox [01:38] it is strange why hexchat won't let me add a libera server . [01:39] i am sure libera is added in an update, long time ago [01:40] oerheks..well if i sudo hexchat there is a libera server entry for root...but i don't want to use root [01:40] oerheks and if i use normal user it won't let me edit data [01:41] never run hexchat as root. [01:41] oerheks yes i don't [01:42] maybe you cannot edit current profile , add a new one [01:42] it is not a problem since i can manually connect but i would like to be able to edit data and add a libera surver [01:43] maybe #libera is a help, i say hexchat on current supported releases have libera standard in the list. and no need to edit that, AFAIK [01:44] This command errors out -> sudo adduser --system --shell /bin/bash --gecos ‘User’ --group --disabled-password --home /home/ubuntu ubuntu [01:44] what am i missing? [01:44] Error: adduser: Only one or two names allowed. [01:44] oerheks well this version is 2.16 or linux 5.15 [01:46] found the issue [01:46] or maybe you need to be disconnected, to edit [01:47] oerheks it erases the data i enter when i try to close the window [01:47] oerheks it has the same problem on the windows version also [01:49] wipe the contents of ~/.config/hexchat and try again? [01:53] oerheks that gave me an idea i just entered the data in the config file...let me close and reopen and see if the libera server shows up [01:55] oerheks yes ok it has a server entry now and it works [01:55] !yay [01:55] Glad you made it! :-) [02:00] now there just needs to be a way to get systemctl enable gdm3 to work..it seems to be missing a config file [02:01] i noticed the same problem with lightdm [02:01] the enable doesn't work..but the start does [02:07] well rosegarden looks like it is working but i don't have my old hand me down casio keyboard to test this version 21 [02:08] for entering all the instruments to create a symphony [02:15] I'm trying to install ubuntu 20.04lts on an old intel nuc, and it wont show me the USB drive in the bios to boot from. [02:16] the usb drive shows red light at the beginning of the boot process, then the machine boots from the old os on the ssd [02:16] geosmile well your bios may not support that style of drive [02:17] if it is an older bios [02:18] i have an old bios that only supports a cd boot [02:18] I think you might be right - how do i burn a usb drive (32GB) so that I can install 20.04LTs [02:18] I think this one might support only upto 4GB usb sticks? [02:19] 4 gig is more than enough for a ubuntu install [02:20] nuc5i7ryb is the model number [02:20] geosmile i would have to look up the specs on that model [02:21] geosmile: update your NUC to latest firmware [02:21] yes you can see if a firmware update is available [02:21] trying to find the updated bios for it [02:21] those are pretty crucial on nucs [02:23] i have only been able to find a relatively few hardware updates..a couple of versions for some cd burners and then no more [02:24] geosmile: it could also be your bios settings not setup properly, i never heared of a nuc not be able to boot from usb before [02:24] lotuspsychje, this is at least a 5 year old nuc if not more - I can't even find that model on the bios download page of intel! [02:25] geosmile yes hardware support doesn't last very long [02:27] it is because all the hardware and software prices are being driven to zero...by the free software foundation and the free hardware foundation [02:29] geosmile: how did you burn your usb? [02:35] hello there everyone === Guest5647 is now known as Polo [02:39] geosmile they are even putting the bios people out of business with free bioses using qemu...for various motherboards already [02:39] geosmile just more of the power and influence of the free software and free hardware foundation [02:41] and the 64 bit chips have loosened intel's grip on the old 32 bit market === tom is now known as Guest4172 [02:43] so everyone is scrambling for just a few pennies left as the prices all approach zero [02:45] that is why people are trying to focus on creating multimillion dollar movies and video games with creative and musical genius [02:45] hey laguna whats your facebook name [02:45] i don't do facebook [02:46] i am opposed to spyware that victimizes people's privacy [02:46] question laguna do you noe aynthing about hacking [02:46] slashdot reports today that google is the worst and apple is the least offensive but still uses 12 trackers too [02:47] !ot [02:47] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [02:47] jasonwiz...what do you want to hack [02:47] a bank [02:48] jasonwiz...no i am a violent criminal..by jew laws...i don't engage in theft [02:48] ok [02:49] i am also a hacker my self [02:49] not a topic for here Jasonwiz [02:49] jasonwiz..well white hat hackers have been quite useful [02:49] laguna: and please dont feed ot discussions [02:50] jasonwiz...but watch out for the black hats that victimize their prey [02:50] i am both [02:50] jasonwiz..ok i will take this off-topic to the #ubuntu-offtopic channel [02:52] what tp-link bluetooth usb works ? have to buy one... please suggest the model thats working already.. or where can i get the supported chip details.. [02:53] Rodon, keep away from tp-link perhaps? Try linksys/netgear? [02:54] its brand? [02:54] linksys,netgear. [02:55] ys found [02:56] OK to ask about Kubuntu 20.04 in here? [03:01] >#ubuntu supports Ubuntu and official flavors [03:01] yes [03:04] OK, so, in kcharselect when I go snooping for some weird character to use, I see lots of blank boxes. How do I install enough locales/fonts/whatever to fill those boxes in with real unicode characters? [03:07] i think it just means that the unicode character specified isn't available in that particular font [03:07] no fix === pizzaiolo is now known as pizza === Guest0 is now known as beaver [04:47] hi, is anyone on here? I am testing weechat on ubuntu [04:48] Guest5790: And the support question is ? [05:03] `apt-get dist-upgrade` on my 22.04.1 server is reporting: [05:03] The following packages have been kept back: [05:03] libnftables1 nftables [05:03] i'm not sure what the issue is, or how to fix it [05:22] slingamn: slingamn: What results with "apt" ... ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' ? [05:22] same output exactly [05:23] i saw some SO posts like "if you're seeing this from `apt upgrade`, try `apt-get dist-upgrade` instead" [05:23] but neither works [05:24] slingamn: Surprised .. while one may force the held packages to install - I am not a proponent of such action. But ! [05:24] !info nftables focal [05:24] nftables (0.9.3-2, focal): Program to control packet filtering rules by Netfilter project. In component universe, is extra. Built by nftables. Size 51 kB / 143 kB. (Only available for linux-any.) [05:25] this is jammy [05:25] i currently have 1.0.2-1ubuntu2 [05:26] slingamn, https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/phased-updates.html (it's a phased update) [05:26] you can apt upgrade [05:26] if you want [05:26] or wait [05:26] slingamn: Are tou pukking from the ubuntu repository ? ' apt policy nftables ' . [05:26] ty [05:26] i'll wait [05:26] I really hate that even when you opt out of phased updates you see those updates :( [05:26] just wanted to be sure my system wasn't in a bad/unexpected state :-) [05:26] slingamn: Ouch - sorry - tired and mu eu=yes are crossing :( [05:27] I would fav that site, as you can't see otherwise which updates are phased (except you apt policy every package) [05:27] bookmarked :-) [05:28] I really wonder why canonical doesn't have a more "official" site which tells you which are phased. as a "random" people website :/ [05:29] hmm if the policy information is available in-band, i would prefer if apt-get would just display it [05:30] even if the website were more prominent, people (like me) might not know about it, at least until the first time they encounter this [05:31] slingamn, if you don't use 3rd party repos, it's like 99.9% a phased update when it gets held back [05:31] ah [05:31] i usually have one or more third party repos on my desktop systems [05:32] but this is a server so it's pure [05:32] makes sense. not everybody is happy what's inside the ubuntu repos ;) [05:33] slingamn, on a server, I would definitely look into configuring phased updates to be always installed or not [05:33] if you didn't do that already [05:33] i'll think about it [05:34] but, they wouldn't do this for a security update or anything else eligible for unattended-upgrades, right? [05:34] so this really only affects manual upgrades [05:34] slingamn, if you have more than 1, you want to always be on the same status [05:34] i have a bunch of these but not in the same role [05:34] I never saw a security update for now (afair) [05:35] slingamn, I would definitely make them one or the other, so you know that they all share the same base ubuntu package versions [06:16] I've got a fresh install of 22.04.1 (running xfce now), and software & updates doesn't work. If I try to change a checkbox or a dropdown option, it just immediately reverts to the previous option. Can this be because I installed the default flavor and then xfce/xubuntu after that, or what's going on? [06:23] Cursarion: what happens if you update from the command line? [06:23] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y [06:25] alkisg: no errors, but doesn't change the way how Software & Updates doesn't work. Also, when I close it, it complains about sources being not up to date [06:25] even though I did the apt-get commands seconds prior [06:27] OK, I just wanted to make sure it's a GUI issue and not an underlying apt issue; wait for more feedback from others... [06:31] alkisg: alright [06:43] Hi [06:43] What's the best way to get 5.19 on 22.04? [06:44] https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.19/ should I use this? [06:47] OpenSource, you can, and as you still have the old kernel, you can just reboot into the old one if you have issues [06:47] just remember that those kernels are mainline, so have no ubuntu specific patches [07:03] so like I'm setting up software RAiD 6 on this box and the hard drives aren't doing anything and it's stuck at 19.5% complete... [07:04] it's resyncing... [07:04] can I shut down and will it just continue when I reboot later? [07:09] I guess I'll just shutdown and see === mickey77 is now known as mickey7 === jdrab_ is now known as jdrab [07:55] I've just received a notification which says "panding update of firefox snap, close the app to avoid disruptions (12 days left). what is this 12 days left? [07:56] cosmicrajiv: if you leave firefox open it will install the new firefox and restart firefox in 12 days [07:57] toddc; ok.. can i install it now? [07:58] i mean can i update it now? [07:58] cosmicrajiv: yes I prefer snap refresh in a terminal it will update all snaps now [07:59] toddc: ok. thanks [08:00] you could also just close firefox long enough to complete the upgrade but may as well do them all at once [08:04] toddc; i updated it by snap refresh. === SteelRose_ is now known as SteelRose [08:52] Hi, I have a problem with my external screen. I have a Hp Zbook G6. It detects the two external screens but only shows desktop on 1 of them. I have tried to do `sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall` . Reconfigured gdm3 and alot more but still nothing is shown on my screen [08:53] Payam, which gpu do you have? [08:53] murmel Quadro RTX 3000 [08:54] Payam, which gpu driver? [08:55] nvidia-driver-515 installed by ubuntu-driver [08:55] is the driver also used? [08:55] it is selected in Additional drivers [08:55] I don't know if that is used [08:56] it should be, but you can verify with lspci -k [08:56] it tells you which kernel driver is used [08:56] https://pastebin.com/CmbNH5si [08:56] nvidia [08:58] good, so I would try out an older driver version. and/or complain to nvidia [08:59] ? [08:59] sorry got disconnected [09:00] Payam, as this is driver issue, you need to complain to nvidia directly as it's a driver bug (closed source). otherwise you can test out if an older driver version works [09:00] older? like 430? [09:00] and so on? [09:00] 510 I assume? [09:00] okej, I will try it thanks [09:01] I remember that I installed 430 and 510. How do I know what version is in used? [09:02] Payam, whatever ubuntu-driver tells you, otherwise I assume the driver packages conflict each other (but not sure) [09:02] well autoinstall tells me 515 [09:03] yeah because it's the newest driver [09:03] and that's installed I assume [09:48] hi. how do I turn off that annoying "shaking" animation thing in the left-hand sidebar when some application is activated? I have already turned off animations [09:52] noelgrandin, did you go into the settings of the gnome extension? [09:53] murmel, which extension? this is stock ubuntu, have not installed any extensions? [09:54] noelgrandin, by default ubuntu has 3 extensions active (the sidebar, systray and desktop icons) [09:54] murmel do I need to install the driver server aswell? [09:54] noelgrandin, the settings of the dock are in settings and then behaviour(?) or the like, sorry I am right now not on ubuntu [09:55] Payam, no [09:55] that's only if you have no gui [09:55] what is it for? [09:55] ah [09:55] okej [09:55] how about xserver-xorg-nvidia? [09:55] they are not good? [09:56] Payam, that should be autoinstalled afaik [09:56] murmel, Settings -> Appearance -> Dock has nothing to configure such behaviour, sadly [09:59] noelgrandin, install gnome-shell-extension-prefs [09:59] , which gives you a software called extensions in the menu (or cli gnome-extensions-app) [10:00] noelgrandin: i think i know the effect you mean, but i don't actually see it on a mostly fresh 22.04 LTS installation. what are you running there, and did you upgrade? [10:02] tomreyn, I am running stock Ubuntu, completely up to date, and using an application called Codelite. Every time I open a file in codelite (via the command line), the Codelite icon in the dock will shake until I select that window [10:02] which stock ubuntu version are you running? [10:02] murmel, gnome-shell-extension-prefs does not have any settings for the dock (other than disable) [10:03] tomreyn, 22.04.1 [10:03] oO [10:04] this seems to be an effect introduced by dash-to-dock https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/r3c4lg/stop_the_dock_icons_from_shaking_please/ [10:07] The "Ubuntu Dock" extension is a fork of dash-to-dock [10:07] tomreyn, no fixes there for me :-( I have logged a new issue. I just want the damn thing to go away. [10:07] all available tweaks can be found in dconf-editor [10:08] just not sure that notify shake can be disabled [10:08] but thanks for the suggestions everybody [10:12] noelgrandin: if you upgraded, maybe try this with a new user account. as i mentioned, the effect you describe does not occur on the unmodified 22.04 installation i have here (running in a VM). [10:13] tomreyn, this was a clean installation [10:15] you possibly can't see it because most applications will steal focus when you open something in them from the command line. So I have an unusual setup in that regard [10:16] noelgrandin: i just got confirmation that it's by default, i probably just wasn't able to trigger it. [10:21] noelgrandin: if you dont like how the ubuntu dock behaves, you could try plank as alternate [10:21] !info plank | noelgrandin [10:21] noelgrandin: plank (0.11.89-4, jammy): Elegant, simple, clean dock. In component universe, is optional. Built by plank. Size 99 kB / 475 kB [10:21] "launch statup disk creator" accrepts ubuntu iso, but not windows iso ... lol [10:22] arkanoid: try woeusb or ventoy for win iso's on ubuntu === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK [10:33] Hi, I've got a fresh install of 22.04.1 (running xfce now), and "Software & Updates" doesn't work. If I try to change a checkbox or a dropdown option, it just immediately reverts to the previous option. It also complains about "The information about available software is out-of-date". Can this be because I installed the default flavor and then xfce/xubuntu after that, or what's going on? [10:35] Cursarion: does it also happen on the "Ubuntu" session (gnome-shell)? [10:43] tomreyn: dunno, I don't even get the option to use GNOME atm. I remember seeing an option for enabling a chooser or whatever, somewhere deep in the settings, but either I didn't enable it or it doesn't work. [10:48] in case it matters, it's xubuntu-core, not xubuntu-desktop [10:55] Cursarion: if you install several flavour ontop each other you can get a mixed frankenubuntu system where packages & settings mix up [10:55] Cursarion: good for testing purposes, but some combos will have side effects on using or purge [10:58] Cursarion: maybe try a reinstall of software-properties-gtk and see what kind of depends it wants to drag? [10:59] apturl nautilus-share software-properties-gtk ubuntu-desktop ubuntu-desktop-minimal [10:59] Cursarion: so you purged ubuntu-desktop? [11:00] I did not [11:01] Cursarion: apt policy ubuntu-desktop [11:02] Installed: 1.481 [11:02] ok tnx [11:03] I tried running software-properties-gtk from terminal, and it worked like before, but there was output: ERROR:root:Authentication canceled, changes have not been saved [11:03] Cursarion: maybe xfce doesnt like software-properties-gtk then [11:03] been too long ago for myself since ive tested xubuntu [11:04] it worked a while ago in a previous setup that ran 18.04 or so [11:04] does xfce have a replacement for it? [11:04] * guiverc has both xubuntu-desktop & ubuntu-desktpo installed without issues, but has not tried xubuntu-core (I experienced fewer issues with everything so got lazy & thus get all desktops) [11:05] Cursarion: can you give us more info of your working 18.04 xubuntu-core setup, how did you install set it up to your wishes? [11:05] Cursarion, when adding different desktops; what works on one release (eg. 18.04) may not be the same if it's a different release install (eg. 22.04 or 20.04) [11:07] lotuspsychje: it may've been xubuntu-desktop, and I installed it a couple of years ago so I sadly don't remember the exact details of what I did [11:07] guiverc: yep, evidently [11:07] Cursarion: ok, then tell us your end goal? a minimal fast xubuntu based system? [11:09] lotuspsychje: yeah, I suppose. At first I wanted to give a shot to GNOME, but I guess I don't really like it now either. [11:09] so I should just purge GNOME? [11:09] Cursarion: what we usualy advice to users, when they tested/liked an ubuntu flavour, is just clean install that flavour instead of mixing up [11:10] Cursarion: unless you want a combine of different flavours for daily use? [11:10] !flavours [11:10] Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. For a list, see https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours [11:12] Cursarion: what i would do, is install xubuntu 22.04 clean, then trim it down to your own needs [11:12] Cursarion: but if you dont wanna start over, i would go the way guiverc did it, install xubuntu-desktop [11:13] and keep in mind, purging packages on mixed flavours 'can' have side effects [11:17] alright, thanks. Looks like running it with sudo helps, so apparently something's messed up in authentication, so maybe I'll live with this and consider the fresh install option if other issues appear. [11:18] Cursarion: be carefull with running GUI packages with sudo, thats not meant to be [11:18] running a desktop with sudo is probably a bad idea. and could also mess up the other one. [11:18] some settings software & updates admin pass is needed indeed [11:20] https://xubuntu.org/news/introducing-xubuntu-core/ [11:20] seems like xubuntu-core is a working minimal desktop [11:21] but that might not have software & updates GUI by default === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [11:22] also there is no more mini.iso [11:26] tomreyn: I ran `sudo software-properties-gtk`, not a desktop, but yeah. [11:27] I figure there should be a pop-up that handles authentication, but none appears. Maybe installing xubuntu-desktop would help. Could as well try it before a clean install. [11:28] Cursarion: software-properties-gtk is prob part of ubuntu-desktop(gnome) asking your admin pass [11:28] i think the elevated permissions required for such actions are usuaully granted through policykit, not sudo [11:29] Cursarion: maybe its good to go talk to the #xubuntu guys, what handles the repos there GUI [11:29] i would also guess that xubuntu-desktop makes this work (at least when installed while no other xfce/xfwm components are installed, yet). [11:30] guiverc: do you know whats the software & updates alternate on xubuntu? [11:32] software-properties-gtk is in Xubuntu too. `seeded-in-ubuntu software-properties-gtk` [11:32] sorry lotuspsychje , I thought it was the same ; https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/xubuntu-desktop shows gnome-software as depends... (I can't look on this box given I have xubuntu-desktop, xubuntu-desktop, lubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-mate... [11:32] kk tnx Unit193 guiverc [11:32] Needs the -b switch, whoops [11:32] so he would need ubuntu-desktop to make it working right [11:32] xubuntu-desktop sorry [11:33] That's a metapackage, it's not required for anything. [11:33] If you want to use software-properties-gtk but it's not installed, install it? [11:34] he got it installed [11:34] but he wants to use xubuntu-core [11:36] That's just a subset of the normal desktop, sooo... [11:39] ok great! i think you got all the info you need now Cursarion let us know if you run into new mysterys :p [11:56] lotuspsychje: thanks. I probably will : d [11:56] michacassola, the build scripts for the OCI tarballs are in livecd-rootfs. see https://git.launchpad.net/livecd-rootfs/tree/live-build/functions#n919 for the most relevant function [12:00] michacassola, the tarballs are build with launchpad. See https://launchpad.net/~cloud-images-release-managers/+oci-recipes [12:07] Hi all === kdas_ is now known as kushal [13:01] how do i add a line at the end of visudo using a shell command? [13:02] I want to test if there is a line with ubuntu or not, and if not append a line to the file [13:10] pycurious: i'm not sure what you're asking. you want to add a blank line to the end of the visudo script? visudo is actually a binary file, so this is probably not going to do whatever you are trying to achieve (but are not telling us). [13:10] Anyone know how to get the iSight drivers/firmware? [13:11] Or can point me to a link [13:11] pycurious: or are you referring to some other file which you edit using the visudo command? [13:12] I've got an issue on a box with two nic's, one with a public ip and one private ip. Both are configured for static ip's using netplan, but the internal one only replies to pings form the same subnet - assuming I'll need to add routing manually? config similar to this one (just sanitized the ips) https://pastebin.com/x8s8k9g4 [13:13] jbwncster: this is old, but might still apply https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/AppleiSight [13:13] does anyone know firefox [13:13] how do you force firefox to load icons of bookmarks [13:13] if I remove the enp12s0 config, enp1s0 works and replies just fine [13:14] Also need to figure out why my Logitech k380 pairs but won’t connect [13:14] But I just updated the Bluetooth drivers so I’ll try again [13:14] jb are you trying to run ubuntu on mac [13:14] tomreyn: thanks [13:15] pikapika: I have ubuntu mate on my old 2008 MacBook [13:15] jbwncster, have people managed to reverse engineer it enough that everything important works? [13:15] So far [13:15] It’s Broadcom wifi which is easy [13:16] The Ethernet port works, my docking station is displaylink and works [13:16] jbwncster, does apple suffer from same model number, luck of the draw chipset issue? [13:16] Eventually I need to replace the top case and keyboard because some keys are broken [13:16] It seems model numbers are very unreliable to understand whats inside soemthing [13:16] pikapika: I don’t know. It’s an intel based model [13:17] jbwncster, where is the on switch [13:17] is it near the hinge [13:17] tomreyn: I want to automate what I do in visudo manually using a script [13:17] I want to add a sudo user - that does not need to enter a password [13:17] This is what I have https://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/specs/macbook-core-2-duo-2.4-white-13-early-2008-penryn-specs.html [13:18] jbwncster, when the on button is placed near or above parts of the hinge mechanism it seems it starts to have mechanical issues with time [13:19] I haven’t seen anything else wrong with it besides the keyboard [13:19] its an old model so at least the exhaust vents probably are to the side [13:19] The trackpad still works [13:19] The vents are at the hinge [13:19] Hey guys, I want to add a route to my face via nmcli. However when i do so, and check with "ip r" its not there and doesn't work nmcli con show, lists ipv4.routes and IP4.ROUTE[i] the latter do work but I can't seem to address it via nmcli. [13:19] Like all macs [13:19] jbwncster, oh i see [13:19] yeah [13:19] pycurious: if your goal is to change the sudo configuration in an automated way, i'd suggest using some of the common software deployment tools, such as ansible, puppet, salt stack etc. [13:20] I find that scary [13:20] I’m just waiting on the upgrade from focal whatever to jelly whatever [13:20] jbwncster, are the vents at the back or in front (blowing air right up the screen) [13:20] the latter is nasty [13:20] Back [13:21] thank god [13:21] on some models vents are in front [13:21] I try to use a laptop riser anyhow [13:21] Because it puts out a lot of heat [13:21] But at least there’s no heat issues with Linux so far [13:21] I don't have a mac but I kinda fucked out on my new laptop purchase [13:22] It has that stupid vent design thing [13:22] no doubt copied from apple, lots of companies just blindly copy apple trends without looking at context or whether the decisions were right in the first place or not [13:23] JornS: yes, this sounds like you want to add a static route. i suggest asking in #netplan or #ubuntu-server [13:23] I think more laptops need more vents [13:23] thanks, I'll try #netplan :) [13:23] Not enough in any laptop [13:23] jbwncster, yes [13:23] Nobody fucking asked for "thin" laptops packed tighter than sardines [13:23] Also they probably put in the cheapest fans ever [13:24] I want big and airy laptops [13:24] I do not want a 17 inch laptop though [13:24] pikapika: please keep the language family friendly in here, and move off-topic chat elsewhere, such as #ubuntu-offtopic - thanks! [13:24] Is this the Ubuntu official support channel? [13:24] jbwncster, I'd gladly lug a 25kg laptop if it had a big enought battery and was airy enough to stay cool [13:24] tomreyn, sorry [13:24] korra: it is [13:24] jbwncster, would you like to go to #ubuntu-offtopic [13:25] korra: see also the channel /topic === yano1 is now known as yano === pascalm1 is now known as pascalm [13:31] hello [13:31] pikapika: just use an external power source. I have one of these: https://us.ecoflow.com/products/river-max-portable-power-station [13:31] how long does this power a small desktop [13:32] oh wait [13:32] depends on which one you buy [13:32] lug laptops and carry the battery right [13:32] yeah that would be better [13:32] desktop might be a bit annoying to set up and tear down [13:32] the one I have has 576 Wh capacity [13:33] it's more efficient if you make it output power over USB-C than using the DC-AC converter [13:33] anyway, this is independent from ubuntu, so... :D [13:34] my laptop does not have usb charging [13:34] i think [13:34] at least not officialy that i know [13:34] :/ [13:36] is there a way to NOT install the ubuntu-server package with the new automatic installer? [13:37] Md: don't know about the new installer, but if you go via debootstrap, then you can install everything at any granularity you want :/ [13:39] the new installer does not use debootstrap [13:39] Last time I used ubuntu, the screen was upside down on my machine logging into the live ISO. Is there a keyboard shortcut to rotate the screen by 180 degrees? [13:51] I also have read reports of oomd-systemd being a tyrant about when it kills applications. Was there a change in 22.04.1 or will I have to disable it manually? [14:07] 12 [14:14] hi....with iptables having no rules, what can make a port show as filtered in nmap? [14:31] Good morning from WV, USA. How do I install wxPython-4.2.0 on aarch64, I've the src tarball on site already [14:39] hi [14:39] I have in user-data autoinstall: // kernel: // package: linux-image-virtual, but linux-generic is still being installed. why? [14:40] WOWElectronics: ubuntu provides fixed versions of packages per ubuntu release. newer ubuntu releases often provide newer software versions. [14:41] WOWElectronics: you can manually build software, of course. software usually comes with build instructions. [14:41] I need >4.? for pronterface [14:42] WOWElectronics: Unless you for sure need newer software, stick to the software provided in Ubuntu. If you must have newer software, do NOT use "make install" to install it, this will break your system. Build it, then run the resulting binaries from right where they're at. And also, Python is playing with fire - if you somehow accidentally install it into the core of your system, your whole system may blow up. [14:42] I'd highly recommend doing anything with newer versions of Python inside a virtual machine so that if it goes wrong you have a way to recover. [14:42] I found the build script, and I've a venv setup [14:44] WOWElectronics, you know pronterface is already available in the repo, right ? [14:45] yes, but it needs wxPython >4. and won't run w/o it [14:47] arraybolt3[m]: or a docker container [14:47] WOWElectronics, afaict, it depends on python3-wxgtk4.0 (4.0.7); are you suggesting is it not working for you ? [14:48] or what ? [14:48] WOWElectronics: if you try "sudo apt update; sudo apt install pronterface;" what is it saying it's trying to do? Is it complaining about missing packages? [14:49] no, not until run it [14:50] WOWElectronics, what's your ubuntu release ? cat /etc/issue [14:51] Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS \n \l on a rock64 running armbian [14:52] shows in the xfce4 menu but nothing happens when selected [14:53] WOWElectronics, dpkg -l | grep pronterface [14:53] ?? [14:54] ii pronterface 2.0.0~rc7-1build1 all Graphical 3D printer host [14:55] WOWElectronics, ok, what happens if you start it from terminal ? [14:56] do you want the whole trace, its around 20 lines [14:57] yes [14:58] WOWElectronics, pipe to | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:58] and its the same with or w/o the venv [14:58] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/printrun/+bug/1975947 [14:58] Launchpad bug 1975947 in printrun (Ubuntu) "pronterface does not start in jammy" [Undecided, Confirmed] [15:00]