[02:28] hey would it be bad to use ubuntu pro on lubuntu 22.04? [02:28] sudo pro attach #(&#(((** etc [02:29] It's not supported by the Lubuntu team, but you can try it and I would guess things probably won't burst into flames. [02:31] i mean would it override lubuntu packages or something [02:31] if not I don't see the problem [02:31] No telling. Depends on what Canonical puts in the Pro archives. [02:32] i like that their supposedly putting out updates faster, debian and normal ubuntu take forever to patch their packages and deploy updates [02:32] The Ubuntu community doesn't support Ubuntu Pro, as it is a proprietary service. We have no control over what will happen if you use it, or what they do with it. [02:32] kk makes sense [02:33] Still, if you want to try it, there's nothing stopping you. If it works, great. You might try it in a VM first to make sure that it doesn't mess anything up. [02:39] rn after a lubuntu update it says "these packages have security updates which you can only get with ubuntu pro!" [02:39] lol [02:40] not even joking [02:40] Yeah, that's a known issue that we're waiting on to get fixed. [02:40] (The updates to advertise Ubuntu Pro were applied a bit too broadly :P) [02:45] wuts the cheapest thing i can put lubuntu on [02:45] found some lenovo laptops on sale or $150 or so [02:45] maybe there's some SBC that's cheaper [02:45] maybe a used desktop or somethin off craigslist [02:49] I've put Lubuntu on ~$70 Chromebooks off eBay before. [02:49] You have to mod the firmware to get them to boot Lubuntu, and it only works on certain Chromebooks, but it works well in my experience. [02:54] lol i did that once and my laptop caught on fire [02:56] something where the right speaker would spark up if using the wrong driver [02:56] probably my fault but got scared of repurposing chromebooks after that [02:57] Grief, I thought that was a joke at first :P [15:12] Asus C423 with Mr Chromebook firmware works but need to keep speakers at < 10%