[01:03] leftyfb: Trying to help you out there. I really hate it when I get pushback from people I try to help, makes me throw my hands up. [01:04] I get where they're coming from but it's a really old mentality that really isn't necessary anymore [01:06] I agree. What they really need to do is look at the syslogs. Journalctl will only show systemd messages. [01:06] IMO, it's not worth trying to figure out the tty1/tty2 relationship with the default DE and force it off to another (F7?) just so he can use tty1 ... and even then, I don't think the default printk does what he wants by default anyway. Hell, it'd probably be easier to just configure printk to write to tty4 or something [01:06] Exactly. This is where the syslogs are handy. [01:07] Viewing it in realtime, though, isn't handy because nothing is saved. syslogs are saved. [01:08] well, "syslog" is pretty useless these days. It doesn't have kernel messages in it. He either wants dmesg while you're in the broken session (pointless) or journalctl -k to perform forensics after the fact [01:09] They're not going to listen, though. I stop helping when they stop listening and start pushing back. [01:10] this isn't even one of the bad ones [01:11] I'll ping you the next time I get one of those :) [01:11] Heh, more than likely I'll conveniently not be around. XD [01:12] And yes, I've seen those. phr34k comes to mind. [01:12] no offense, but I doubt it ;) [01:12] heh [05:42] good morning [18:52] hey [20:52] UWN: Issue769 now available to our reading public: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue769 :D