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mybalzitchwsl2 has mostly fixed my key repeat issues in the more recent builds00:04
yukiupi have a usb hdd that crashes anything I write something to it, even from a live cd. works just fine in windows and it used to work in ubuntu but somehow i messed it up. help?00:37
yukiups/anything/anytime/00:37
yukiuplinux freezes00:37
mybalzitchyour computer hard locks, or you can't write any more data to the drive00:41
yukiupright after trying to write a file, the mouse stops moving00:41
yukiupand i can't do anything00:41
mybalzitchif you do ctrl+alt+f2 does it give you a text based login screen?00:41
yukiupi tried that too00:41
yukiupnothing00:41
yukiupit does nothing*00:42
mybalzitchif you unplug the drive does the computer come back to life?00:45
yukiupno00:46
yukiupi think i was messing with mount options before it stopped working00:51
yukiupi rest the mount options to the default00:52
yukiupi was using the gnome disk utility00:52
yukiupwhat confuses me is why it has the same problem when using a live cd of ubuntu00:55
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yukiupinside the usb hdd, new folders seem to be being created called "FOUND.000" .001, .00201:02
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yukiuplogged in via ssh, manually mounted the drive01:28
yukiupand now its working01:28
yukiup^_^01:28
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yukiupbtw i rebooted before i was able to ssh in02:50
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nickgawWith the new canary installer does it just boot into the installer and no live environment as I being totally blind can not get orca to run with control or alt and windows key and s no matter what I try?03:46
Guest4838hi, who can tell me how I can convert coding from ettercap.. conversations?04:11
matsamancoding?04:12
Guest4838not really... I mean encrypted04:13
Guest4838I will copy some of this to be more clear04:13
Guest4838...........>...y..:..k.f....e...6...f...#....w@.I6....94=&..O#..<$..O{..L....ORYn....Y..04:14
Guest4838.'..Q....e(..s.$.....$....#.V....N....t....[..Vv......L.....Ppc.OV#...o...504:14
Guest4838..=......_R...A.2k.r.`...:P..|Qj......W.z...>._.&..2....ul..|T....4$..R...)a.-...e+...I......,...v_.?.@......,.1..)...............b4&"Sd....`G.[1...?. .p.Q.G....6...:...U.G@.# ...e.E......6...'.=..,$SC@k.)J....&1.B...}....O^.AF......a.04:14
Guest4838>...#...,ru~.?kP..7..Y..r..g..Y2.}.D.....59>g..e..A...............x_d....w%.,.;......q........)...........1..M ...h..`...T./.a.G.A~N...W9..&04:14
matsamanheh04:14
Guest4838some like this04:14
bankai_... seriously?04:14
Guest4838why not ?04:14
Guest4838any Idea how can I get it in txt04:15
Guest4838?04:15
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bankai_do you have the key that encrypted it?04:16
lotuspsychje_Guest4838: pentesting is not the scope of this channel, we focus on ubuntu support issues here04:17
Guest4838just any idea and I will go on please..04:17
Guest4838where is the key in ettercap files04:18
Guest4838recibed at the time?04:18
Guest4838ok04:19
bankai_it'd be a pretty crappy encryption process if it sent the key04:19
Guest4838I think so04:19
Guest4838This is a Ubuntu issue, because is installed in ubuntu, not in Kali04:20
Guest4838where does can i find the encryption key when I listening inettercap04:22
Guest4838?04:22
Guest4838please04:22
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bankai_it won't be in there04:51
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unimatrix9hello there , good morning ( for some )07:26
unimatrix9the software app ( software centre ) on ubuntu there is a botton that refreshes, whats the commandline switch to do the same thing ?07:27
SteelRoseHi all!07:30
yukiuphi07:31
SteelRosequestion: is accessing Windows shared folders always so slow? I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS + KDE Plasma. Accessing them from Windows is quite fast. Thanks07:31
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espereguI have an USB drive with EFI partition and 2 linux installations. How can I make EFI see both installations? They both an ubuntu entry in EFI and I renamed one, tried to add it with efibootmgr but it only boots to the one that has the folder name 'ubuntu'. Any suggestions? thx!08:14
alkisgesperegu: by default, you should be able to see both entries in grub; why do you need to see them in the uefi boot manager instead?08:15
esperegualkisg: I thought it be most clear to have them totally separated that way. One also has grub installed on the EFI partition since it apparently needs some modules to boot.08:16
alkisgThe boot process is uefi > shim > grub > rootfs (grub.cfg, kernel etc)08:17
alkisgTo do what you wanted, you'd need to rename /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu to ubuntu1 and ubuntu2, and after every grub or shim update, you'd need to move them again manually08:18
alkisgWhile if you stick to the existing workflow, you should be able to select all your operating systems from the grub menu instead of the uefi boot manager08:18
alkisgSure, your idea is solid, but it doesn't align with the current workflow08:19
EriC^^esperegu: can you paste the output of sudo ls -lR /boot/efi   and sudo efibootmgr -v  so we get an idea about the setup08:19
esperegualkisg: its need to be ubuntu1 and 2? I changed one to kubuntu (or another name) and it never boots that. It appeared in bios but selecting it just booted 'ubuntu' instead.08:22
alkisgesperegu: you can use efibootmgr to add a kubuntu entry. But kubuntu won't know that. So when grub is updated inside kubuntu, it will override your ubuntu grub08:22
alkisgI.e. it's possible to do what you're asking, but it will confuse you very much after an update, and you'll need to repeat the process08:23
EriC^^im not understanding why is he having to change the name and whatnot08:23
alkisgEriC^^: ubuntu writes stuff to /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu. Then kubuntu uses the same path, overwriting ubuntu's stuff08:24
alkisgAnd esperegu wants kubuntu to use /boot/efi/EFI/kubuntu instead, which isn't configurable08:25
EriC^^he said he 'changed' the name not copied the whole dir so its confusing08:26
alkisgThe goal is to press f12 while the PC boots, and see "ubuntu" and "kubuntu" there08:26
EriC^^esperegu: did you originally have 2 efi dirs in /boot/efi/efi or just the one ubuntu?08:26
alkisgThat entry can be added with efibootmgr, but there will be issues with it after grub updates08:27
espereguEriC^^ alkisg: https://dpaste.com/3F67BXG5W08:27
alkisgesperegu: UEFI doesn't just read the directories there, it has some internal memory for boot entries, which can be manipulated with the efibootmgr command, run it so that you see what's missing08:28
EriC^^it looks like kubuntu was always there, grub.cfg is differently sized08:28
EriC^^esperegu: did you create 'kubuntu' by copying a duplicate of /boot/efi/efi/ubuntu ?08:29
alkisgesperegu: but even if you do use the efibootmgr to add the kubuntu entry, you'll still have all the issues I mentioned, and you won't even know you have them; kubuntu updates will be updating ubuntu's grub instead08:29
espereguEriC^^: I copied it from another drive where it was named 'ubuntu' and renamed it.08:30
EriC^^oh ok08:30
espereguI did a fresh install on another drive and trying to get those on one08:30
EriC^^honestly just use grub for both as alkisg said08:30
espereguhow do I get to recognize them both?08:31
EriC^^run 'sudo update-grub' from the main OS you'll be using08:31
espereguEriC^^: that I tried but it did not show the install08:32
alkisgIs it 22.04?08:32
espereguhmm. maybe I need to do it from the other intstall08:32
espereguyes08:32
alkisg22.04 needs this in /etc/default/grub.d/local.conf: GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true08:33
alkisgSorry, false, not true08:33
esperegualkisg: yes. but the new install has ZFS. I think that does not automatically gets detected.08:33
alkisgThen do it from the new install, it'll be easier08:33
alkisgYou can also add a custom entry, "chain to kubuntu", which does "set root=xxx; configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg"08:34
esperegugrr. somehow that stupid laptop sometimes shows the USB drive in EFI boot menu and sometimes not. Annoying, I keep retrying...08:36
alkisgYou could also use grub-efi in ubuntu and grub-pc in kubuntu :P08:36
alkisg(grub-pc is used when booting in bios mode)08:37
esperegualkisg: whats the diff?08:37
espereguk08:38
espereguI'll try grub update from the ZFS and otherwise I will just change the /EFI/ubuntu folder manualy to boot the other os each time I need to change.08:40
EriC^^esperegu: if update-grub doesnt pick it up from the zfs one, then just add a custom entry in grub to load the grub.cfg of the 2nd08:41
EriC^^in /etc/grub.d/40_custom   put in it       menuentry 'Ubuntu-2' { configfile (hd0,gpt1)/EFI/kubuntu/grub.cfg }08:42
esperegufuck. removed /etc/default/grub. when it rains it poors.08:44
EriC^^esperegu: sudo cp /usr/share/grub/default/grub /etc/default/grub08:48
espereguEriC^^: how to get grub to recognize the /etc/default/grub.d/local.conf ?08:50
murmelit should automatically08:50
EriC^^esperegu: it should be /etc/grub.d/local.conf , you run update-grub it should use it08:50
alkisgEriC^^: no, /etc/grub.d has scripts08:51
alkisgIt should be in /etc/default/grub.d/local.conf08:51
EriC^^aha, new dir it seems?08:51
alkisgA single line there, GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false08:51
espereguit does not seem to take that line into account. grrr08:52
alkisgesperegu: run sudo update-grub, then pastebin the whole output08:52
alkisgesperegu: sorry I meant local.cfg, try with cfg instead of conf08:53
alkisgNah the extension doesn't seem to make a difference, but anyway .cfg is more frequent for grub configuration files08:54
esperegualkisg: that did the trick ;-)08:54
alkisgHaha, ok then08:54
espereguwith .conf it did not use it. it just showed the prober warning again08:54
alkisgFor me with .conf it did, but anyway no point in analyzing it if it works08:54
esperegugrrr.. and usb drive does not show upon reboot. irritating08:56
espereguappears with the controller name on next boot and then nothing. pffff. crap laptop08:57
esperegugrr... it does not see the usb drive at all anymore. weird09:06
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pagioswhat is this error about ? https://pastebin.com/ifZyAD8z09:20
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ubethelo09:43
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esperegualkisg: EriC^: apparently that grub update broke it and now both don't boot anymore .... One gives a kernel panic and the other can't the pool and gives an initramfs10:55
alkisgesperegu: in the initramfs, type: blkid; cat /proc/cmdline10:56
alkisgAnd upload a screenshot10:56
alkisgThe update-grub normally doesn't break things, it's even called automatically on kernel updates10:57
alkisgSo I think something else broke it10:57
EriC^esperegu: if you have a live usb it would be easier to troubleshoot11:03
esperegualkisg: https://postimg.cc/WF8841dM11:06
alkisgAh, zfs, no idea, wait for someone else :)11:07
alkisgAlso mention the actual error the initramfs displays before dropping to initramfs11:08
alkisgYou may also manually type commands in grub, by pressing "e" and then typing "set root=(hd0,gpt10)" and "linux /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda10" and "initrd /boot/initrd.img" and "boot". These should at least boot your kubuntu.11:09
esperegualkisg: when I selected that in grub it gave kernel panic11:10
alkisgMaybe because it had the wrong parameters? More information is needed, e.g. screenshots of both the issues along with your existing grub.cfg, which you could get from a live cd11:11
dellHello11:12
lotuspsychjewelcome dell11:12
Kartagis-hi. /usr/bin/ is in PATH and my newly installed package is there but it can't be invoked. why?11:17
EriC^Kartagis-: is it +x?11:17
Kartagis-EriC^: I just checked, it's 755 so yes, it's +x.11:18
EriC^Kartagis-: try "type -a <command>"11:18
Kartagis-EriC^: metapixel is /usr/bin/metapixel\nmetapixel is /bin/metapixel11:19
Kartagis-EriC^: /bin is also in $PATH11:20
EriC^Kartagis-: looks good, so what happens when you type "metapixel" in the terminal?11:20
Kartagis-EriC^: interesting, it started working in a new tab11:21
EriC^well that's good11:22
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docmaxhow do i apply openssl 3.0.7 quickly on ubuntu 22?11:46
Habbiedocmax, are you asking because of the security issues?11:47
docmaxyes11:47
Lartzaapt updata && apt upgrade11:47
Habbie^ that11:47
Lartzatypod lol11:47
LartzaBut you get the point11:47
docmaxLartza, did this allready, no update11:48
LartzaAnd which package version do you have?11:49
ograthere is no 3.0.7 in ubuntu11:49
docmaxinstalled  3.0.2-0ubuntu1.711:49
ograthats the fix11:49
LartzaThat's already up to date11:49
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ograhttps://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2022-378611:49
-ubottu:#ubuntu- A buffer overrun can be triggered in X.509 certificate verification, specifically in name constraint checking. Note that this occurs after certificate chain signature verification and requires either a CA to have signed a malicious certificate or for an application to continue certificate verification despite failure to construct a path to a trusted issuer. An attacker can c... <https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2022-3786>11:49
Guest16Hello fellas. I'm using Focal Fossa, and the way my Files are listed is bad. I want it to be listed first by type, than by alphabetical order. How can I do this, instead of choosing only 1 of these columns???11:50
docmaxogra, how do you know that?11:50
ogradocmax, see the link11:50
ograGuest16, richt click on one of the column headers, that shuld open a list of checkboxes ... pick type ... then click that header after it was added11:51
ogra*right11:51
BluesKajHi all11:51
Guest16ogra: it works, but if I close the window and open another Files window, the Type column won't be there anymore and files are exhibited like before. How to make it persistent?11:54
ograGuest16, hmm, on my 22.04 there is a little down arrow at the top of the window that gives a menu "visible columns" ... not sure 20.04 has that though11:59
Guest1627ogra: hey I asked you about Files order a few minutes ago, but my pc died. if you answered please resend it?12:01
ograGuest1627,  "Guest16, hmm, on my 22.04 there is a little down arrow at the top of the window that gives a menu "visible columns" ... not sure 20.04 has that though"12:01
Guest1627ogra: ohh there it is and works. thanks a lot mate12:04
ogra👍12:04
Guest1627Fellas, I'm having a problem that both my monitors are turning off randomly, and only way to get them on again is hard rebooting the machine. Is anyone willing to take a look at my syslog and perhaps point me in the right direction? https://controlc.com/0234747ac (too big for pastebin, sorry for that)12:07
Guest1627Btw it doesn't happen at all on my Windows 10 (dual boot)12:07
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Blohshhi there12:28
Blohshdoes 22.04 or LTS 22.10 contain latest kernel?12:29
Blohsh22.04 lts*12:29
murmelno12:30
Blohshmy device have wifi rtl8821C12:30
Blohshdoes not have ethernet also, i want to use wifi after install12:31
murmelBlohsh: hm in the list of files, it says it should support the bt module. but not sure if that includes the wifi (I guess not(12:32
Blohshwhat kernel is 22.04 and 22.1012:32
murmelBlohsh: 22.04 is 5.15 and 22.10 is 5.1912:33
Blohshi tried distro with 5.18 and it was having my wifi working12:34
murmelbut 22.04 should get 5.19 at the latest in feb if I remember correctly12:34
murmelBlohsh: which distro was it?12:34
Blohshdeepin os12:34
murmelcan you try out a live session? as ubuntu does include _some_ firmware, no idea if that includes wifi12:35
Blohshhave to download iso first.12:35
Blohshit will take time, my internet not fast enough. so making sure i save time and select correct iso12:36
murmelBlohsh: give me a sec12:37
Blohshmurmel, i should go with 22.10?12:37
Blohshok12:37
Blohshi don't have bluetooth hotspot so only option is enabled wifi after install12:38
ogradont go with 22.10 ... dkms has issues in the 22.10 images12:38
ogra(and you will need dkms fo this out of tree driver)12:38
murmelBlohsh: can you give me the output of "lspci -nn | nc termbin.com 9999"12:38
murmelif that doesn't work, paste the content on termbin.com or paste.debian.net12:40
Blohshmurmel, also touch pad does not work on other distros other then on deepin os12:40
murmelBlohsh: what device do you have? (laptop)12:41
Blohshmurmel, termbin.com/oift12:41
Blohshmurmel, its asus x415ja 14"12:41
Blohshi7 10th12:43
murmelBlohsh: hm your wifi device should be supported on 22.04 as the driver was included in 5.912:43
Blohshok murmel should i start download 22.04?12:43
murmelif you want to switch to ubuntu yes.12:44
Blohshyup.12:44
murmelbut before installing play around in the live session to make sure that your device works fine12:44
murmelthat's one of the reasons I don't buy end consumer devices :S it _can_ work on linux but it's not guaranteed (also not on business devices, but it's more likely)12:45
Blohshmurmel, i tried this thing on debian, when i tried in live everything was working but when run installed on machine, wifi didn't work.12:50
Blohshi remember i selected 3rd party drivers in option12:50
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webchat39Hi, I'm a beginner in linux and I'm trying to install poetry using "curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -" in wsl2-windows 10. I'm facing the following error and it would be of great if I could get some help12:56
webchat39Error: curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate12:57
murmelwebchat39: more info?12:59
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webchat39murmel: This is the tool I'm trying to install in wsl2 within windows 10 (https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installing-with-the-official-installer) and when I'm running the curl command I'm getting the above error I have mentioned13:14
webchat39Error: curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate13:14
webchat39murme: this is the error for reference13:15
murmelwebchat39: hm, make sure that your ca-certificates are updated13:17
webchat39yeah I have tried the following steps:13:33
webchat391. curl -K -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -13:33
webchat392. curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 - --insecure13:33
webchat393. sudo update-ca-certificates -f13:33
webchat394. downloading cacert.pem and c_rehash13:33
webchat39but still facing the issue13:33
murmelwebchat39: if you want to --insecure, it would be "curl -ksSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -"13:39
webchat39murmel thanks a lot this "curl -ksSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -" worked13:39
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fricklerhow can I make my bluetooth headset be used for both input and output automatically? currently when I switch it on, output is fine, but I need to switch from the default microphone in the setting every time again. on 22.04 if that matters14:04
Habbiefrickler, do you see a "Profile" dropdown in settings?14:05
fricklerHabbie: nope14:06
Habbieok14:07
Habbieanyway, without being super helpful, my understanding is that bluetooth has different profiles - some with mic, some without14:07
Habbieand at least on my hardware, the profiles with mic (like a2dp) really ruin music14:07
Habbieso i need to rely on apps to switch the profile when they need the mic14:07
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Blohshmurmel, sadly there is no wifi on live14:14
Blohshi can see bluetooth14:14
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fricklerHabbie: o.k., that would at least explain why the default is set the way it is. still would be nice to be able to permanently override14:19
Habbiefrickler, yes - on my Debian I recall seeing the dropdown, but I'm not sure it was in settings or in pulseaudio14:21
Blohshmurmel, what can i do?14:23
kkkssfto get your wifi working? Maybe chaeck if youare missing some firmware14:24
Blohshkkkssf,  RTL8821CE14:26
kkkssfs/chaeck/check/14:26
Blohshi don't have ethernet port, so can't install anything on it.14:26
Blohshonly way is to download file from other machine to this machine.14:26
fricklerHabbie: there is a Settings/Sound/Output/Configuration dropdown that has "High Fidelity Playback (A2DP Sink)" as default and "Handsfree Head Unit (HFP)" as choices. sadly this also doesn't persist14:26
Habbiefrickler, oh right, i mixed them up, a2dp for music, hfp for calling14:29
kkkssfI'm not sure but it looks like you need the rtl8821ce-dkms package to build the rtl8821ce kernel module14:32
Blohshdoes ubuntu have build-essentials already installed by default?14:32
Blohshand other commands like make14:33
Blohshbecause i had same issue in debian so i moved to ubuntu14:33
kkkssfbut i don't know if this works on a live system14:33
Blohshi will install ubuntu but what to make clear does it have make commands installed by default?14:33
HabbieBlohsh, probably not14:36
kkkssfrtl8821ce-dkms depends only on dkms and bc14:39
kkkssfit should build the kernel module automatically14:40
cnnxhi,, how do I auto arrange my desktop icons in ubuntu 20.04 LTS to the left14:41
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c_89Hi, I wrote this script which runs with exit code 0 but the sed command does not replace the required entry. Any suggestions? https://bpa.st/O6BA14:44
BardonHello, I'd like to boot a liveusb with the kernel option iomem=relaxed. Is it possible?14:45
BardonIf I edit the file /etc/default/grub and reboot, will the change still be there?14:45
EriC^Bardon: no it wont be there14:48
EriC^but you could edit the kernel line in grub when you boot the live usb by pressing 'e' and adding it and press ctrl+x or f10 to boot14:48
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BardonOh right, I'll do that. Thanks!14:55
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jpmhI want to be able to detect whether a commented HDMI monitor is on - how do I do that?15:01
tomreynwhat is a "commented HDMI monitor"?15:03
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diverdudeHello, say i have 3 USB devices on my ubuntun 22.04 machine and i never remove those usb devices and i reboot my machine a million times.... will device A always be mapped to same /dev address and device B to its same /dev address etc? I mean... are devices mapping for /dev consistent?15:36
jpmh_I got booted - so I apologize for asking again:  I need to detect whether my HDMI monitor is connected.  How do I do that?15:36
lotuspsychjejpmh_: <tomreyn> what is a "commented HDMI monitor"?15:36
jpmh_lotuspsychje: I'm sorry I don't understand your question, please explain more15:37
lotuspsychjejpmh_: thats what you said in your original question15:37
lotuspsychjejpmh_: maybe you meant a connected monitor instead?15:38
jpmh_lotuspsychje:  connected - not commented.  Is that the confusion?15:38
jpmh_I do believe my question says that - it does on my screen15:39
lotuspsychjejpmh_: yes, as on ubuntu/linux commented lines are also a thing15:39
jpmh_lotuspsychje: very true - but in this case I want to detect if it is CONNECTED - really I want to detect if it is on15:40
lotuspsychjejpmh_: i think xrandr can help you see whats connected15:40
ogradiverdude, no. there are explicitly not ... it is up to the kernel to assign device nodes and that might be influenced by the speed of the HW, the controllers, th ephase of the moon ... which is why you should never rely on namig in /dev15:40
ogras/there are/they are/15:41
jpmh_lotuspsychje: I have tried eveything I can think of with it.  It seems to report the status as the monitor was when it was last connected as long as it has been connected even if now off15:41
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GBGamesThe notification from Software Updater saying "Software Updater is ready" won't go away. Clicking the X or on the notification does nothing, and clearing notifications has no effect on it either. Is there a program I can restart?15:49
espereguhowto disable the wifi interface at boot? (want to make sure I am not able to turn on the device without rebooting)15:50
alkisgBlacklist its module, then you'd need to manually modprobe it to function15:52
rob0will modprobe load a blacklisted module?15:53
alkisgI think so15:53
GBGamesI tried Do Not Disturb and disabling the notifications from Software Updater, but the existing notification is still up and blocking my view of the top of the screen annoyingly.15:55
jhutchinsGBGames: Try restarting gdm.15:59
jhutchinsrob0: TIAS15:59
rob0jhutchins, I was not asking for me.16:04
jhutchinsrob0: Does my answer not apply?16:07
GBGamesjhutchins: So essentially reboot?16:08
GBGamesI tried using xkill, but I guess the notification isn't technically a window.16:08
jhutchinsGBGames: Restarting the display manager just restarts your GUI session.  The who core system isn't affected.16:08
jhutchinss/who/whole/16:09
GBGamesTrue, I suppose generally speaking restarting isn't the same, but in my case I think I might as well. Oh, well. Thanks!16:09
jhutchinsPeople tend to loose track of the fact that unlike with Windows, the graphical desktop is just an app running on a non-grapical OS.16:10
jhutchinsGBGames: The other option would be to track down the application that _is_ displaying the notifications and re-start that.16:10
jhutchinsps axw.16:10
GBGamesjhutchins: Yeah, but if I restart gdm, I basically need to restart pretty much everything I'm using on multiple virtual desktops. Browser windows, email, a bunch of libreoffice docs, hexchat, terminals, etc.16:11
GBGamesOther than docker containers which technically could stay up, I might as well reboot. B-)16:12
jhutchinsGBGames: Find the processes associated with "Software Updater" and restart those.16:13
GBGamesBut I do remember 20+ years ago a friend told me about how he converted his Red Hat install to Debian piecewise, and one day he rebooted (he had legendary uptimes) and he was reminded that he was running a Debian system at that point.16:13
GBGames"Oh. Oh yeah!"16:13
jhutchinsUnfortunately gnome has a bad habit of using obscure names that aren't related to the GUI process they spawn.16:13
jhutchinsGBGames: Do the notifications go away if you run the updates?16:14
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Juliaaa I run zoom, close the main window, and it's still in ps, still reports in unifi as doing zoom traffic over that time17:01
Juliaaawhy?17:01
JuliaaaOk the issue is that it minimizes to tray17:03
Juliaaaand i do not have tray17:03
lotuspsychjeare you using zoom-client snap Juliaaa17:03
Juliaaai3 with polybar problem :)17:04
squirrelwalkHello all, stupid question for you. I'm trying to build a graph of updates to software packages in a repo, eg version 1 -> version 2 -> version 3 and so on for each package. AIUI that's not really how apt works (please correct me if wrong), and instead a snapshot of a repo will only tell me that for a given package name and release I should have17:05
squirrelwalkversion N. Is there a way to gather that data, perhaps a revision history of the Packages files?17:05
squirrelwalkAlternatively, if that data is already available somewhere and I just don't know it, I'd appreciate a pointer to it.17:05
tomreynJuliaaa: this is for windows, but chances are there is a similar option for the linux build: https://www.technipages.com/zoom-stop-zoom-from-minimising-to-the-system-tray17:07
alkisgsquirrelwalk: why do you call it a graph? You just want the history of all releases, which is mostly a linear thing, right? version 21.10, 22.04 etc etc17:09
tomreynJuliaaa: maybe also this https://www.reddit.com/r/Zoom/comments/h9h76q/how_to_disable_zoom_mini_window/17:09
Juliaaathanks17:10
Juliaaabro17:10
squirrelwalkalkisg: I don't think it is. For instance, with the latest openssl issue there were updates issued to 3.0.2 and 3.0.5, which means that the tip of the 3.0.2 branch is no longer a direct descendant of many releases on the 3.0.5 branch17:10
tomreynJuliaaa: i don't 'bro', and you're welcome. :)17:11
alkisgsquirrelwalk: are you talking about code repositories or apt repositories?17:11
squirrelwalkIt might be more accurate to call it a forest of digraphs17:11
squirrelwalkalkisg: packages in an apt repository. AIUI, there is always a tip release of each package available in each release specified by the Packages file, and I'm looking to get the history of those17:12
alkisgsquirrelwalk: apt only walks in linear fashion; a bigger version number means it should upgrade to that. Code repositories such as git support multiple branches which are based on other branches, hence the graphs17:13
alkisgsquirrelwalk: another thing is the build system, e.g. launchpad; go to e.g. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/htop and click on the publishing history17:14
alkisgFrom the point of the build system, it's ..complicated; from the point of apt repository, it's not, it has to be linear17:14
squirrelwalkalkisg: as above, this is not the case when considering multiple releases. Eg, for 22.04 there is always one tip, and all versions of that package should update to that tip when taking an update. But for 22.04 and 20.04 together, that may be very different. It would be enough for me to get the (as you say, linear) train for each release and17:15
squirrelwalkmanually merge them into the graph, though17:15
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squirrelwalkalkisg: as you say, it is not a full graph, but rather a forest of directed acyclic graphs when considering multiple releases. But anyway, just getting that linear sequence for each release is fine for my purposes.17:16
alkisgIn any case apt doesn't record history. You can only find history on build systems such as launchpad.17:16
squirrelwalkalkisg: do you know if, for instance, Packages files are in some kind of SCM somewhere that would itself have revision history?17:17
alkisgsquirrelwalk: I don't think history is kept on the ubuntu archives themselves. It is kept in the build system, launchpad though.17:20
lorn1975hi17:20
lorn1975sound is not working on Ubuntu 22.04 LS after latest software update17:21
squirrelwalkalkisg: do you know where? I see history for each individual package, but history for eg: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic-security/main/binary-amd64/Packages.xz would be more useful17:21
alkisgsquirrelwalk: for debian, there's https://snapshot.debian.org/, but it still not exactly what you want, you'd have a hard time to get the info from there17:21
alkisgsquirrelwalk: I don't think they keep a history for the Packages files. Wait in case someone else has more information on that.17:22
lorn1975Does anyone else has a problem with no sound after the latest software update17:22
tomreynwhat is "Ubuntu 22.04 LS"? do you mean "LTS"?17:23
lorn1975yes LTS17:23
mybalzitchno they LS swapped ubuntu17:23
tomreynwhat was this latest upgrade? you can check in /var/log/apt/history.log17:24
tomreyndid you reboot since?17:24
lorn1975i am running 22.04 LTS on my iMac 2013 i just updated the software and when playing videos on Youtube there is no sound17:25
lorn1975but there was sound before the update17:25
ravageand did you open the sound mixer and check if it is maybe just muted?17:28
ravagepavucontrol is also a good tool to debug audio17:28
lorn1975i opened alsamixer17:28
ravagethat tool is obsolete :)17:28
lorn1975well what should i use to see if my audio muted or not17:29
ravagei just told you17:29
lorn1975ok17:29
lorn1975hold on installing17:30
lorn1975installed17:30
ravageopen it and check the output devices17:31
lorn1975cheking17:32
lorn1975i see says Built-in Audio Analog Stereo17:32
lorn1975Port : Speakers17:32
ravagecould be right17:32
ravageis the volume at 100%?17:32
lorn1975no17:32
ravageso do that17:33
ravagethen open your browser on youtube17:33
ravageplay a video. it should show up on the "Playback" tab17:33
lorn1975I see Firefox audio stream17:34
lorn1975under it the volume is at 100%17:35
ravageand has it your output device selected?17:35
lorn1975no it Firefox:AudioStream17:35
ravageon the dropdown beside that17:35
lorn1975there is no dropdown beside it17:36
lorn1975sound is at 74%17:36
lorn1975but no sound from Youtube17:36
ravageit should look like this https://i.imgur.com/unvq8gu.png17:36
lorn1975neither in from Firefox or chromium17:37
ravagejust with another name of the output device of course17:37
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lorn1975under Silence i see a orange line that is vibrating17:38
lorn1975but no sound17:39
lotuspsychjecan you share your dmesg in a paste please lorn1975 maybe the volunteers can find something there17:40
lorn1975ok17:40
lorn1975i am using two computers17:41
lorn1975let me figure out how to send dmesg from my Imac here17:41
lorn1975i put it onto pastebin?17:43
lotuspsychjeor dpaste how you wish lorn197517:44
AteeHello guys! I have a web server with vqmod installed, I moved the images folder of my website, then i saw no pics are loaded obviously, after that i moved the images folder back to its original location. I see the cached "no image" images. How can I clear the cache ?17:45
lorn1975ok17:47
lorn1975check17:47
lorn1975https://pastebin.com/f8R1MiRc17:47
lorn1975can u see it17:47
lotuspsychjeyes tnx lorn197517:47
lorn1975no thank you17:48
lorn1975if they come up with the answer to the problem how willl they contact me17:49
lorn1975just send me a pm17:51
lorn1975i installed Ubuntu onto my iMac2013 as a standalone system because it works very slow with Mac own OS Monterey17:52
lorn1975although it crashed once17:52
lorn1975with ubuntu17:53
lorn1975with fsck message17:53
lotuspsychjelorn1975: can you confirm your sound was working on linux-image-5.15.0-50-generic ?17:54
lorn1975yes it was working before i just ran the update on the fresh install17:55
lorn1975it was working yesterday today i ran software update and sound stoped working17:56
tomreynif that's a late 2013 "iMac 27" then snd-hda-intel module option "model=imac27" may help. but then, this should not have vanished during an update.17:56
tomreynhmm no, different model - DMI: Apple Inc. iMac13,317:58
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lotuspsychjelorn1975: did you install any apps related to sound recently?18:01
lorn1975no18:01
lorn1975except pavucontrol18:01
lotuspsychjelike timidity or something?18:01
lorn1975no18:01
lotuspsychjeok18:02
tomreynlorn1975: can you run this and share the url:    journalctl --list-boots | tail | nc termbin.com 999918:02
lorn1975i try18:02
thymageI'm having trouble with partitions on my ubuntu server18:03
thymagelsblk reports that within my sda3 of my sda, I have a 100G LVM partition18:03
thymagebut gparted reports what I think it would be...18:03
tomreynlorn1975: this will list when the system was rebooted. you didn't answer my question earlier about whether you rebooted after the update which you're saying caused sound to fail. maybe with this output you will be able to tell?18:04
lorn1975i rebooted18:05
lorn1975the command you just gave asked me for passsoword and didnt return anything18:05
tomreynlorn1975: hmm, sorry then, maybe it took too long,t hen it would have not printed anything18:05
tomreynlorn1975: you can also run it just like this:    journalctl --list-boots | tail18:06
lorn1975ok18:06
lorn1975let me try18:06
tomreynrun it in a terminal window, so you'll see the output18:06
lorn1975k18:06
tomreynthymage: what's your question?18:07
lorn1975k worked18:07
lorn1975hold18:07
lorn1975pastebin.com/fcnTFs3v18:08
tomreynlorn1975: you can also run this command    less /var/log/apt/history.log    this will show what apt last did. you can scroll up and down and press q to quit18:09
thymagetomreyn, this helped me18:09
thymagehttps://packetpushers.net/ubuntu-extend-your-default-lvm-space/18:09
Habbieah, you expected more than 100G?18:09
Habbiein LVM?18:09
tomreynthymage: i'm glad you found a solution (we could not help since the issue wasn't clear)18:10
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lorn1975ok18:12
lorn1975pastebin.com/zNN4JWFR18:13
tomreynlorn1975: the alsa-ucm-conf update from version 1.2.6.3-1ubuntu1 to version 1.2.6.3-1ubuntu1.1, which took place on 2022-11-03  10:01:04, could be related. is this when sound stopped working?18:15
lorn1975yes i think18:15
tomreynthis update contains only one change (the one on top): http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/a/alsa-ucm-conf/alsa-ucm-conf_1.2.6.3-1ubuntu1.1/changelog18:17
jhutchinsuptime shows time since last boot.18:17
tomreynfor bug 199243518:17
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Bug 1992435 in OEM Priority Project "sof-hda-dsp Dmic0 not initial correctly" [High, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/199243518:17
tomreynjhutchins: right, but i did not know how many reboots had happened since. "last" could have worked as well.18:19
lorn1975after the latest updated which was run today the sound stopped working18:20
lorn1975that was the second update i ran since fresh install18:20
tomreynlorn1975: try this: sudo apt install alsa-ucm-conf=1.2.6.3-1ubuntu118:21
lorn1975k18:21
tomreynand reboot, and see whether it fixes sound18:21
lorn1975k18:22
lotuspsychjenice find tomreyn18:22
tomreyni don't even know whether it's related, i'm just guessing wildly here18:22
lorn1975i can hear the sound on the boot up but its somewhere too far in the back of the speakers18:24
lorn1975like the sound is inside the computer not outside18:24
lorn1975still now sound from Youtbue18:26
lorn1975Youtube18:26
lorn1975and like i said i can hear the sound on bootup but its somewhere inside the computer18:27
tomreynlorn1975: this sounds like you just have the wrong output set18:27
lorn1975k18:28
lorn1975what should i do to fix that18:28
tomreyntake a screenshot of the "output devices" tab of pavucontrol18:29
tomreynand post it to imgur.com, and then copy the url from there to this chat18:30
lorn1975i m on the other computer18:30
lorn1975i will pastebin18:30
lorn1975how do i take screenshot18:31
lotuspsychjethe prt scr button18:31
lorn1975where does it save the screenshot18:32
lotuspsychjein your pictures folder18:32
lorn1975k done18:33
lorn1975hold18:33
Guest420How can I make the Visible Columns on Files be persistent, and also the order?18:33
lorn1975https://imgur.com/a/4zazTW718:35
tomreynGuest420: i *think* they would be by default. which ubuntu version are you running?18:35
tomreynlorn1975: the *output devices tab*18:36
lorn1975k18:36
tomreynalso note that you have the firefox output stream muted (though this can be a result of some other setting)18:37
lorn1975k18:37
Guest420tomreyn: I'm sorry, I wasn't clear: everytime I open files I have to select TYPE on Visible Columns, and then order by type. I want this to be persistent and not have to change it everytime. I'm using focal fossa18:37
tomreyntry unmuting it though18:37
lorn1975https://imgur.com/a/YtaS9rZ18:37
tomreynlorn1975: does the "Port" drop-down there list anything other than "Speakers"?18:38
lorn1975headphones18:38
tomreynGuest420: no worries! i will give this a try o 20.04 LTS ("Focal Fossa") shortly18:39
tomreynlorn1975: and does either of those settings make sound work?18:40
tomreynlorn1975: are you abel to unmute those also?18:40
lorn1975i dont think they are muted18:40
Guest420alright :)18:40
tomreynlorn1975: well it's what they are showing like18:40
tomreyn(though it also looks greyed out, as if the device is not working)18:41
lorn1975no but you see if i press the unmuted button then the ornage lines disappear18:41
tomreynlorn1975: ah i see what you mean. right, this is what it looks liek when it's *not* muted18:43
lorn1975yes18:43
tomreynlorn1975: what do you expect the sound to come from? do you have external speakers connected?18:44
tomreynand can you try plugging in some headphones and switch to headphones and see whether those work?18:44
lorn1975ok let me see18:45
lorn1975i plugged int the headphones no sound18:47
lorn1975can i use the bluetooth headphones18:48
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tomreynlorn1975: you can give it a try. if the general audio chipset works, that should provide a new, working, output device.18:52
tomreynit's not what i meant about plugging in  headphones (to the headphone jack, if any) above, though.18:53
lorn1975not working18:54
lorn1975i am thinking of reinstalling the OS18:54
lorn1975fresh install18:54
tomreynif your theory, that the update caused sound to fail, is correct, then that's not likely to help, or not for long.18:55
jhutchinsHe could do a fresh install of the previous release.18:56
tomreynwe seem to have ruled out  alsa-ucm-conf=1.2.6.3-1ubuntu1  as a source of the problem. what remains a possible cause is a kernel update. but you'd still get either with a new installation.18:56
jhutchinsUbuntu doesn't keep fallback kernels?18:57
tomreynyes, trying a different ubuntu release could work. or booting to the earlier kernel version and trying that.18:57
jhutchinsYeah, like that.18:57
lorn1975where would i get the previous release of ubuntu that i can put on flashdrive18:58
lorn1975but it was working with the fresh release of 22.04 LTS18:58
tomreynlorn1975: try booting to the grub menu (press escape during boot), and boot the earlier kernel version19:00
lorn1975k19:00
tomreynit should look something like this: https://itsfoss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Grub-Advanced-Options.jpg19:02
lorn1975i now at the grub>19:02
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tomreyntype "normal" and press enter19:02
tomreynthis will either bring up the grub menu or reboot19:02
tomreynyou may have hit escape too often19:03
tomreynthe "grub>" prompt is what you get when pressing escape again after having the screen on the screenshot19:03
MacOsHi guys, so ive been trying to boot ubuntu tru live usb on macos... keep getting the same error tho of "The version of macOS on the selected disk need to be reinstalled".. Already tried 2 iso versions,all permission, idk what to do anymore tbh... Any one had this before?19:04
tomreynlorn1975: actually, the first image you should see is like this: https://itsfoss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/ubuntu-grub.jpg19:04
tomreynlorn1975: you'd choose "Advanced" there, which would get you the other screen.19:05
MacOsYep, doest even show that, show straight to this error19:05
MacOsmaybe usb stick?19:05
tomreynMacOs: i wasn't talkng to you, unless you are the same person as lorn197519:06
MacOsoh sorry, im not19:06
tomreynno worries ;) they have a mac, too19:07
MacOsseem like ppl have been going thru problems w mac19:07
MacOsusual stuff19:07
MacOs'=D19:08
ravageand lorn1975 got it installed. maybe you can help each other19:08
ravagebooting the mac with your ISO sounds very Mac specific to me19:08
ravagecant help much with that19:09
tomreynMacOs: i'm not really into macs, but the message you're getting seems to suggest that the firmware expected to boot a Mac OS system, which Ubuntu is not. Maybe you need to boot it differently, or write the usb stick differently.19:09
MacOsty will try other way of flashing it19:09
tomreynMacOs: balena ethcher is known to work well19:10
MacOsthats the one i used19:10
lorn1975have balena19:10
MacOsnever failed me, thats why im ???19:10
MacOsguys recommend other flasher?19:11
tomreynMacOs: how to boot your Mac from an ubuntu usb stick can depend on the mac model, though. some may not work at all, or be very complicated.19:11
tomreyni'd start by looking up the very mac model and then search the web about how to boot ubuntu there19:11
MacOsi see ty tomreyn19:11
tomreynusually those mac models are called something like "late 2011 iMac 13.3" or similar19:12
Guest420tomreyn: I fixed that column issue, actually Files had a Preferences settings that I didn't see before :)19:12
tomreynGuest420: ah, sorry, i hadn't gottne to this, yet19:12
lorn1975i am thinking reinstall should do19:12
lorn1975or should i wait for the next update19:12
Guest420tomreyn: np at all mate!19:13
tomreynGuest420: :) glad you worked it out19:13
Guest420tomreyn: thanks bro ;)19:13
ravagei think you will have to accept that you are a bro soon tomreyn :D19:14
tomreynapparently so19:14
GerowenIn a non-grub system (Raspberry Pi), how do I make sure that the system is going to boot into a text/terminal only interface by default?19:14
GerowenI'm removing Gnome from a personal server and want to make sure it doesn't hang on startup trying to load ubuntu-gnome-desktop or something that doesn't exist any more.19:15
tomreynlorn1975: i already commented on reinstalling, see above. we have not really found the root cause, yet, but you could try an earlier ubuntu release, hoping it will behave differently.19:15
ravageGerowen, "sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target"19:15
jhutchinsGerowen: What bootloader does the Pi use?19:15
tomreynlorn1975: i'd attribute this issue to "Mac", which can be a picky firmware + hardware platform.19:15
lorn1975where can i get ISO of the earlier release19:16
Gerowenjhutchins: I have no idea, somebody else set it up and asked me to do some cleanup on it, and since I only ever use SSH.  When I looked for /etc/default/grub it doesn't exist.19:16
GerowenMeant to say, since I only ever use SSH, no need for GUI utilities.19:16
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tomreynlorn1975: https://releases.ubuntu.com19:18
tomreynhttps://releases.ubuntu.com/focal/ubuntu-20.04.5-desktop-amd64.iso would be 20.04 LTS.19:18
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alkisgGerowen: check if it's /boot/cmdline.txt19:32
alkisgBut what ravage said should work without messing with the kernel command line19:33
Gerowenalkisg: That file isn't there.  It's no biggie.  I just figure since it's a "server" with no screen even attached to it, he's an OTR truck driver (my brother) and I manage it for him 99% of the time and only use SSH, that since it's a raspberry pi, having gdm3, gnome-shell and all kinds of other stuff installed was just using up space and resources unnecessarily.19:36
lorn1975why can i not install Focal Fossa19:37
jhutchinsGerowen: THe ideal solution would be a clean, GUI-free install, but you seem to be headed in the right direction.19:37
jhutchinsGerowen: It looks like the Pi bootloader is in the firmware.19:39
jhutchinsGerowen: I would just trust the package manager to handle the cleanup.19:39
jhutchinsGerowen: What's your fallback if it hangs on boot?19:39
Gerowenjhutchisn: Just physicall walk down to his house, his house is only like a quarter mile away on the same property here.19:40
Gerowenjhutchins: Seems fine though, just rebooted after a whole lot of "apt purge --autoremove *x11* *gnome*" and then double check the list of proposed changes for anything essential.19:41
GerowenAlso checked for packages like ubuntu-gnome-desktop and ubuntu-desktop19:41
lorn1975how do i unzip the balena-etcher.zip again19:43
dkfkeyou don't need that crap anymore, just make a fat32 flash drive and extract the contents of the image there19:45
dkfkeflash images are for legacy boot19:45
jhutchinsGerowen: Sounds good.19:54
jhutchinsDoesn't any recent version of Windows open .zip files automatically?19:55
eelstreborcan memtester be added to the grub boot menu?20:01
tomreyneelstrebor: memtest86 is automatically added when you install the package on a bios booting system20:08
tomreynmemtester is an application, not an OS20:08
eelstrebortomreyn, i'm using uefi so it won't run20:12
eelstrebormemtest86+ that is20:12
eelstrebori just created a bootdisk with memtest 10 so i'm going to reboot and run it20:13
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lorn1975installed Focal Fossa sound still now working20:35
enyclorn1975: used not to in particular previous version?20:36
lorn1975i didnt get your question20:36
enyclorn1975: you said the sound is now working after installing focal fossa20:37
lorn1975negative20:38
lorn1975not working20:38
enyclorn1975: didn't work under bionic or jammy ?20:38
enyclorn1975: oh thats not what you said ;o20:38
enyclorn1975: tried jammy 22.04 LTS ?20:38
lorn1975it worked till yesterday20:38
lorn1975yes i downgraded20:38
enyclorn1975: under which ubuntu version, unitl yesterday?20:38
lorn197522.04.1 LTS20:39
Piraty_i just did a do-release-upgrade. durng cli menu i opted to drop to shell to examine config file diff and managed lock myself out of the menu so i had to kill it , how to get back to it (and resolve the conf file conflicts) ?20:39
lorn1975i think my speakers burned20:39
enyclorn1975: try writing 22.04.1 boot stick, test from that...20:39
enyclorn1975: try different speakers or headphones =)20:39
lorn1975enyc i did20:39
lorn1975its a hardware problem20:40
lorn1975i downgraded from Jelly20:40
lorn1975its still not working20:40
jazzyis there a command for creating a directory and CD'ing into it?20:46
jazzycurrently just do something like `mkdir dirname; cd dir`20:46
jazzynot too much trouble, but it's such a common use case you'd think there'd be something built in for it20:47
leftyfbjazzy: https://gist.github.com/rajeshg/71230020:47
olleMeh, Disney+ is broken again :( Anyone had the problem? I fixed it last week with user agent in ff, but now it's not enough, it seems.20:49
olleNo wait! The ff update removed the useragent setting maybe20:50
olleDamn20:50
jazzyleftyfb, oh cool, thanks20:51
jazzyI gotta learn to write bash scripts20:51
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olleFixed with plugin User-Agent Switcher and Manager21:03
jhutchinsolle: What agents does it like vs. block?21:03
ollejhutchins: Works with Chrome on Windows 10, for example21:05
olleFor some reason, just editing about:config in ff wasn't enough anymore21:05
olleMaybe some CDN issue or other domain needs to be spoofed too21:05
jhutchinsolle: It's Windows it's looking for, not chrome vs. ff?21:06
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kurtgzHello. I'm looking for the color palette from GNOME Adwaita theme. I'm trying to customize my firefox extension's colors, and I can't find them described anywhere, unfortunately21:41
ollejhutchins: hm k21:48
olleoh a question? dunno21:48
olleBut that's what worked :)21:48
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jhutchinsolle: Content providers are notoriously paranoid about anything "open" source.  They figure it can only be pirates.22:27
ollejhutchins: idiotic22:33
johnnee.22:55
johnny_Linuxk22:56
omarhanykasbahi ubuntu fan23:11
omarhanykasbas23:11
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omarhanykasbaanyone?23:33
omarhanykasbais ubuntu really dead?23:33
omarhanykasbaDEAD!!!!23:33
olleWe're sleeping23:34
ravagebut thanks for the shouting23:34
ravagenot sleeping anymore now...23:34
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pycuriouswill this work with ubuntu - > https://www.amazon.com/10Gtek-E10G41BTDAG1P5-Ethernet-Converged-X520-DA1/dp/B01LZRSQM9?th=123:37
ravagehttps://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&q=E10G42BTDA+ubuntu23:38
ravageor X520-DA123:39
ravagehttps://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000055360/ethernet-products.html23:39
ravagethanks for using the #ubuntu google service23:40
pycuriousravage: do you know the difference between X520-DA1 and X540-T1?23:53
ravageno sorry23:56
* jhutchins ponders what sort of a person would be in a situation to know the specific features of two random ethernet devices...23:59

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