[01:04] Woot, survived! [01:04] Still need to get my SSH key and whatnot in place, but I am reinstalled and restoring my data. [01:20] And I am back in action with SSH! [01:20] This turned out to be (thankfully!) easy. [02:39] O [02:39] I'll point out bug 1880418 as a good example of some low-hanging fruit. [02:39] -ubottu:#lubuntu-devel- Bug 1880418 in lxqt-config (Ubuntu) "Secondary monitor config not working" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1880418 [02:39] Just general UX cleanup, you can probably reproduce a dual-monitor setup with a VM [02:40] Looks doable easily enough. [02:41] I can do dual-monitors on baremetal hardware. (Multimonitors in a VM is actually a pain unless you're using VirtualBox and VirtualBox is a pain all on its own :P) [02:41] But I've got laptops with an HDMI port so no big deal there. [02:42] Fair enough there. :) [02:44] * arraybolt3[m] gets my todo list restored onto the laptop === arraybolt3[m] is now known as Guest4510 === Guest4510 is now known as arraybolt3[m] [21:43] Gonna have to wait for the Lubuntu ISO to be installable again - I can't install Guest Additions unless I can do a real install and I can't test multimonitors in a VM without Guest Additions. I was going to use bare metal but my secondary monitor is in use elsewhere. [21:49] Actually, it's been almost two days since that bug was reported (with the lsb_release module missing). I may end up trying to figure out what's tangled in there at some point. [22:17] Hmm. So I can actually run the erroring command (from lsb_release import get_distro_information) in a python3 terminal on Jammy and it works.If it fals on Lunar then I think we have our problem. [22:17] In which case I'll probably file a bug against lsb_release. [22:28] [telegram] lsb_release recently had some changes if I remember the blur that went by either in IRC or email. [22:29] Yeah, noticed that. Not sure on the details, I asked about it in #ubuntu-devel. [22:29] I could probably dig it out of the backlog if it was necessary. [22:29] * arraybolt3 should at some point make a channel log and mailing list archive searcher [22:32] [telegram] Sometimes it goes by quick but Quassel and Thunderbird both have good search features. [22:33] I can grep through WeeChat's logs come to think of it. And yeah, thunderbird's search works good but when you just finished deleting a whole ton of emails you thought you were done with and you know you can get back out of the archives... [22:34] (I think the lsb_release stuff was on IRC though, not email.) [22:34] [telegram] Makes sense. That does narrow it down. [22:38] Um, the automirror module is part of cala-settings arraybolt3 [22:39] No delta needed it is a Ubuntu only package. [22:39] It isn't part of Calamares code? [22:39] No [22:39] It is a module we added. [22:40] kc2bez: *Deep sigh of relief.* OK, thanks for checking that. I didn't remember that. [22:41] https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/calamares-settings-ubuntu/src/branch/ubuntu/lunar/common/modules/automirror/main.py [22:41] I thought it was an internal routine in Calamares since Calamares has a ton of Python in it. [22:42] :P [22:42] OK, well that makes things a ton easier. [22:42] It does indeed. [22:44] I think jbicha's suggestion might work. Admittedly I haven't looked at that Python module but it might be the best option [22:49] Glancing ever so slightly it seems really close to what we currently have.