[11:41] <juliank> seems Xwayland is completely broken today
[11:42] <juliank> eclipse, chrome crahs :(
[11:43] <juliank> this is a regression from the last boot on Apr 3
[11:44] <juliank> to be fair chrome hang before, but on external screen and I'm now on internal
[11:48] <juliank> orca-autostart.desktop[3854]: gi.repository.GLib.GError: atspi_error: The process appears to be hung. (1)
[11:48] <juliank> OK
[11:49] <juliank> Somehow screen reader was enabled in accessibility menu and that crashed it all
[11:50] <juliank> so I guess hooray it works for me but accessibility is dead?
[12:01] <juliank> filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/orca/+bug/2015680 but don't have more input
[15:47] <KBar> hello. im having a peculiar problem regarding node snap. snap correctly installs the latest LTS (v18.15.0). cool. but then there is also /usr/local/bin/node symlinked to "/usr/local/lib/node_modules/node/bin/node" having priority over it (due to their order in PATH). where does it come from? `/snap/bin/npm ls -g` doesn't list it, nor does `npm rm -g node` help. when i uninstall the snap, /usr/local/bin/{node,npm} are still there.
[15:47] <KBar>  im a bit puzzled
[15:48] <KBar> also, i dont have it installed as .deb
[15:53] <KBar> does node snap also install it in /usr/local/bin so as to stay in-line with npm's packaging structure? but then why is the snap version 18.15 but the one in /usr/local/bin  is 18.13
[16:34] <jbicha> KBar: the node snap does not install /usr/local/bin/node maybe that's leftover from a previous time you installed node?
[16:44] <KBar> the very first time i wanted to install it via apt, the version was outdated (as was shown by apt policy) so i was okay installing its snap. i honestly dont remember if i ever compiled it myself but looking at their instructions im 99% sure i didnt.
[16:47] <KBar> `sudo /snap/bin/npm i -g node` exits with an EEXIST error. i suppose i did `npm i -g node` at some point when only the snap version was present
[16:49] <KBar> but then again, shouldn't `/snap/bin/npm ls -g` list it?
[17:11] <KBar> ok, `cd`ing into /usr/local/lib and removing it manually did the trick