[00:25] Hello, how can I change the File Manager icons to details please? I've searched about 5 results on this and checked File Manager preferences but it's proving to be a complicated process? [00:27] Amazing, ubuntu docs talk about it, but don't show any navigation path? https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/nautilus-preview.html.en [00:27] ubuntu_: Depends - please tell the channel what flavor and release you are running. [00:31] Bashing-om, I'm running Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS. [00:32] ubuntu_: there should be a button in the right top corner i think, next to the down arrow [00:34] EriC^^, yes, I've looked there in the Preferences, however nothing intuitive or obvious how to change from icons to details? [00:35] not the preferences, there's a button to the left of the arrow that has the caption 'show list' [00:36] EriC^^, ah, thank you, that finally solved that epic. [00:36] ubuntu_: no problem [00:38] ubuntu_: A Turorial on the file manager: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/files.html.en#common-file-tasks === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [01:35] Using the ubuntu docker image, what's a command that can just test for a connection to another service? [01:35] like, curl hostname.com [01:35] something very simple [01:36] what do you mean "service" [01:36] *, depending on what you need to test connection to curl itself could be sufficient [02:14] Hello [02:14] Hello [02:14] I need help [02:15] I need solution for Nouveau driver error in Ubuntu [02:15] !ask | webchat68 [02:15] webchat68: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [02:16] What is solution for Nouveau driver error in Ubuntu? [02:18] webchat68: Share the error in a pastebin - give us something to work with :D [03:14] hi all i recently bought a used laptop 2 in 1 (lenovo yoga 12) on the lenovo sit about that version it talk about linux , so i guess they have some version sol wiht linux (ubuntu and som ewiht fedora)iplan on making a dual bouot (windows linux ) on it what ubuntu flavor woul work best with a converting 2 in 1 laptop [03:17] The latest version possible. [03:17] stacy, Just regular Ubuntu tbh [03:27] Liowenex, ok sowihtthe regular version the touch screen will work and so will the pen?thanskcause some site said ubuntu mate other ubuntu unity that why i said ill log on this chat and ask [03:28] Liowenex, Thanks forthe help [03:28] i get the laptop next week === Liowenex_ is now known as Liowenex [04:34] I'm running ubuntu 22.04 as my main desktop machine. At some point I installed docker, but I don't remember how I did it. I want to remove it. [04:35] 'apt purge docker' tells me that docker isn't installed. But docker commands exist on this system. [04:35] If I was a dolt then I'd just go around removing binaries, configs and images manually. But I aspire not to be a dolt. [04:40] bobdobbs: Any hints ' apt policy docker ; snap find dicker ' ? [04:40] docker* [04:40] all good, I think. I uninstalled the binaries with dpkg [04:41] then, like a semi-dolt, I went aroudn manually removing data [04:44] I'm looking for a laptop under $600 that can run ubuntu 22.04 with at least 8GB of memory and 256GB SSD. Any suggestions? [04:51] juno__: whereabouts are you geographically? [04:51] matsaman, US [04:52] ok let's see [04:52] I mean, for starters, any chromebook that you can both 1) change the OS on [some make this easy, some hard] and 2) access & upgrade memory slots/m.2/storage slots on [04:53] you could easily buy a really cheap chromebook (<$200), upgrade the ram & storage for cheap, and swap the OS [04:53] also chromebooks' default OS, Chrome OS, actually uses the Linux kernel, so in a real way the hardware is designed for Linux [04:53] downside: you encourage Google =P [04:54] damn, are low end chromebooks $50 now? =P [04:54] matsaman, yeah I thought about that. Was hoping to find something a bit more ready made. I was looking at the HP Envy x360 but some people are saying there are wifi issues. [04:55] yeah you'll be able to find something readymade [04:55] for slightly more money (but less effort) [04:55] I currently have an HP laptop and the wifi doesn't work on the newest kernel. I have to load up an old kernel every time I start it up [04:55] what kinda screensize you want? [04:56] 14 inches FHD [04:56] newest or newest? =) [04:57] Anything after version 5.11.0-46 wifi doesn't work [05:01] what's the wifi hardware? [05:01] regressions happen, and sometimes drivers are fully deprecated and replaced with others [05:02] matsaman, how do I check it? I think it's RealTek or something [05:02] juno__: probably lspci or lsusb [05:03] or lshw if you want to get overkilly [05:03] I'd bet this issue is fixable [05:03] HP uses really common ordinary cheap but functional parts [05:03] I've been trying for like a year to fix this. Would be nice [05:04] and, honestly, I've never run into a laptop I couldn't get the wifi to work on. I know they exist, especially in the past, but still [05:04] lshw, what am I looking for? [05:05] wireless, network, and so on [05:05] Here's BestBuy for 8gb (not necessarily 8gb or higher), 250+ storage, new: https://is.gd/oziluq [05:06] if you get a new one, you can just boot a live OS, check it works, and if it doesn't, return it [05:06] you can even backup Windows or set up a dual boot, make sure a to-metal install works, and if it doesn't, undo your changes and return it [05:07] bestbuy, walmart, staples, office depot, they'll all have really good deals all the time, online & locally [05:07] Yeah that's what I think I'll do with the HP Envy [05:07] I don't see the brand in that network section [05:07] what about like, lspci | grep -i net [05:08] Network controller: Intel Corporation Device a0f0 [05:09] I do see this though: Unassigned class [ff00]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTS522A PCI Express Card Reader (rev 01) [05:10] juno__: maybe just pastebin all of lspci [05:10] shouldn't be anything sensitive in there =P just hardware [05:11] matsaman, https://pastebin.com/duXtkHs3 [05:13] juno__: okay how about lspci -n [05:13] juno__: erm, -nn, even [05:13] such a weird app =P [05:13] Looks about the same [05:14] yeah but I want the ids [05:14] they're more specific [05:14] matsaman, https://pastebin.com/TbAMQA25 [05:15] juno__: okay and if you lspci -k | less, what driver does it say is in use for the intel network controller [05:16] Kernel driver in use: iwlwifi [05:18] mmm maybe this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=268094 [05:20] So clone the kernel, change the line, and compile and install? [05:21] mmmmmmmm [05:21] oh yeah we're in #ubuntu [05:21] yeah that seems a reasonable suspicion, based on the last comment [05:22] more ... discussion at that referred to fedora bug [05:22] red hat* bug [05:23] if that's the issue, I think it just means they haven't mapped this particular offering in the series to the driver in the linux upstream [05:23] so if it works, a pretty easy fix, and eventually probably they'll fix it in upstream linux [05:23] How do I fix it? I've never done this before. ::removes panties:: [05:23] which is, honestly probably always what a "my wifi doesn't work after version foo" bug was going to be about [05:23] hurr [05:24] I haven't done it on Ubuntu, let's see [05:24] this would probably work: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel [05:25] if you have um, zcat /proc/kconfig.gz [05:25] that's your running, existing kernel config [05:25] and you can just copy it to build a new kernel from sources [05:25] I think this is way beyond my understanding. I write Java for a living. I've never touched metal before [05:26] nah it's not a big deal [05:26] What are the risks here? Bricking the machine? [05:26] it's easier on the distro I'm on, but it's just a process [05:26] nah [05:26] what you do is... [05:28] you might want to customize GRUB's config a little [05:28] https://askubuntu.com/questions/532238/how-do-i-customize-the-grub-menu [05:30] the worst conceivably that could happen is that you configure GRUB to only be easily aware of one kernel and that kernel is so without support for your hardware that it won't boot, and you have to fix that from a live OS which is easy [05:31] matsaman, it's ok. I'll keep the old kernel for now. When I get the new laptop I'll test the wife on 22.04 [05:31] wifi* [05:31] juno__: what's the output of this? dpkg -l | grep iwlwi [05:31] if you want a new laptop anyway, yeah, makes sense [05:31] No output [05:32] OK, and I assume dkms status also shows no output? [05:33] virtualbox, 6.1.38, 5.11.0-46-generic, x86_64: installed [05:33] virtualbox, 6.1.38, 5.15.0-71-generic, x86_64: installed [05:33] OK. In which kernel version it works, and in which it doesn't? And I assume you haven't tested with the latest 5.19 kernel, right? [05:34] 5.11 works. Others don't. Latest I have tried is 5.15 [05:34] You can try this: sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-22.04 [05:35] I'm on 20.04 and I don't think I've gotten a newer kernel through apt upgrade [05:35] This gives you the 5.19 kernel that most ubuntu 22.04 installations have [05:35] Ah sorry I thought you were on 22.04 [05:35] Then you'd want the opposite, sudo apt install linux-generic [05:35] That would give you the 5.4 kernel, but it would be still maintained, receiving security updates etc [05:36] I can try that [05:36] (Ubuntu LTS versions get two separate kernel series, the generic and the hwe) [05:36] Let me reboot and see if it works [05:36] brb [05:41] Well that was interesting alkisg. Screen was super dark and the mouse didn't work at all but I had wifi [05:41] Had to switch back to the old kernel to come on here though [05:41] When you do such tests, run: sudo dmesg >~/test1.txt [05:42] Then when you're back online, upload the outputs of dmesg, it'll help with kernel module issues [05:42] But if you're moving to a different hardware, you can also just stick with 5.11 till then :D [05:42] Yeah prob easier [05:42] What security risks should I be aware of though? === remy_ is now known as Remy [05:46] Well you'd be affected by all of the recent kernel vulnerabilities [05:46] So if you do want to spend some time in getting it to work in a maintained kernel, it would be better [05:46] ...in which case, do what I mentioned with dmesg [05:47] alkisg, I'll probably try live usb 22.04 on this laptop [05:47] Maybe it will be fixed there [05:48] I.e. if you upload dmesg-5.4, dmesg-5.11 and dmesg-5.15, we could possibly pinpoint something to solve one of the issues [05:48] Sure, but try 22.04.2 which has 5.19, not any older version [05:49] 22.04.2 is the newest? [05:53] Yes, the newest LTS version [05:55] Thanks === Liowenex is now known as Primagen [07:16] * tMH is gone. nsf [07:17] hi there, is it possible to write a simple standalone executable in C for linux/ubuntu and when user downloads it, double-clicking it runs it and it encrypts all files in the home directory. what protection mechanism does linux have against such a ransomware [07:23] silv3r_m00n: none worth bothering with [07:23] the solution to end users being really silly, on any OS, is for them to not be [07:24] matsaman: i have data on external ssds/hdds all are directly writable from my ubuntu desktop user account [07:24] silv3r_m00n: keep backups [07:24] you need to do that regardless of ransomware existing [07:24] you could also practice some separation of permissions & access [07:26] okay, so in theory it is possible to write such a standalone portable C executable program that can download on a ubuntu system and atleast modify the home directory in undesirable ways [07:26] I don't think downloaded files are +x by default [07:26] might be wrong about that tho, but I always had to set the flag explicitly [07:27] belst: is it something that chrome/firefox does ? [07:28] silv3r_m00n: that a silly end user can voluntarily download and voluntarily run, yes [07:28] silv3r_m00n: that's possible on every OS in the world [07:29] files that download _themselves_ and run _themselves_? That's really rare on any contemporary OS, and GNU/Linux would easily trend to being the best about avoiding it [07:29] moreover, ransomware by its very nature generally targets weak links and popular OSes and their implementations [07:29] you can run an "antivirus" program on GNU/Linux if you want, and have it scan every download, even automatically [07:30] and known ransomeware apps will be flagged [07:38] matsaman: the knife is not dangerous in itself, it's the user of it [07:40] yeah kinda [07:40] knives actually are dangerous =P [07:40] but silly users of knives are moreso === Tempesta_ is now known as Tempesta [09:27] lo === NatSocSiD` is now known as NatSocSiD === TomTom_ is now known as TomTom [10:27] anyone here know anything about the packaging of ceph in jammy-updates? Would be nice to have the new 17.2.6 version =) [10:49] LarsErikP: stable distributions do not provide newer versions. That's why they are called stable. If you need newer versions for specific packages you can use PPA, snap, AppImage, flatpak, docker,compile yourself… whatever provides it. [10:52] after installing ubuntu desktop, is there a cloud-config file generated from the options specified during the installation somewhere? [11:01] koffeinfriedhof: so, hypothetically - what happens if it turns out that ceph 17.2.5 has a critical security issue which is fixed in a newer version? [11:06] LarsErikP: Depends on the possibility to backport it and if there is a maintainer for doing so. [11:09] okok. wast just curious [11:09] LarsErikP: https://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/c/ceph/ceph_17.2.5-0ubuntu2/changelog shows you what happened to the package. Basicall applying patches from debian maintainers. [11:11] The "cherry picking" is backporting. But this does not work in every case. Some bugs are also related to a higher version. This really depends on the package itself and there can't be a general rule. === nocturnal is now known as ayebeesee [11:12] I see. Actually this is the current version: https://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/c/ceph/ceph_17.2.5-0ubuntu0.22.04.2/changelog but I get the point [11:13] This is the version provided in jammy-updates and newer (kinetic, lunar, mantic) [11:13] right. that's the one we're currently using [11:13] → https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ceph [11:14] my case is that I have a 17.2.6 cluster running on focal; and no upgrading to jammy is impossible since that version is not available, and you can't join a 17.2.5 ceph-mon to a cluster where everything else is 17.2.6 [11:14] and now* [11:16] The official way is: remove every non-ubuntu-package, dist-upgrade and reapply needed changes. In your case it would be installing a new release, manual switch to .6 as you did in focal and migrate your stuff after everything is setup. (sounds easy, but isn't) [11:16] not worth it :P [11:16] Nope. Better stick to repo-versions in this case. [11:17] We'll just keep it at focal for now, until there is a version we can use on both focal and jammy [11:17] I guess ceph will build 18.x.x for jammy i.e [11:32] Hier en marchant dans les rues, j’ai aperçu un mec plutôt canon. Arrivé à mon niveau je l’ai salué il m’a répondu en me regardant avec hésitation de haut en bas mais tout deux on ne s’est pas arrêté pour entamer la conversation [12:12] Hi all [12:15] ubuntu-unity === bad_1 is now known as badbodh === propus_ is now known as propus [13:41] Hello. I just installed Ubuntu 23.04 server on a Raspberry Pi 3 A+. My use case for this is to record audio from a USB microphone. Unfortunately, the server does not detect the microphone. Any ideas on what I can try? Is this configuration just not possible with the Pi? Any help would be appreciated [13:42] webchat47: so you open a terminal, type "dmesg -Tw" and unplug replug the usb microphone nothing happens? [13:42] webchat47: lsusb doesn't show it either? tried all usb plugs? [13:44] Looks like it does see it after all [13:44] [Fri May 5 13:44:04 2023] usb 1-1: USB disconnect, device number 2 [13:44] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: new full-speed USB device number 3 using dwc2 [13:44] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: New USB device found, idVendor=3142, idProduct=5060, bcdDevice= 1.00 [13:44] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: New USB device strings: Mfr=0, Product=1, SerialNumber=0 [13:44] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: Product: Fifine Microphone [13:47] dmesg -Tw does show that it sees the microphone [13:47] I'm using "arecord -l" to list devices and it is saying no sound card is found. Looks like I just need to do some more research on arecord. Thank you [13:49] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: Product: Fifine Microphone [13:49] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: Warning! Unlikely big volume range (=496), cval->res is probably wrong. [13:49] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] usb 1-1: [50] FU [Mic Capture Volume] ch = 1, val = 0/7936/16 [13:49] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] input: Fifine Microphone as /devices/platform/soc/3f980000.usb/usb1/1-1/1-1:1.2/0003:3142:5060.0002/input/input1 [13:49] [Fri May 5 13:44:08 2023] hid-generic 0003:3142:5060.0002: input,hidraw0: USB HID v1.00 Device [Fifine Microphone] on usb-3f980000.usb-1/input2 [13:49] !paste | webchat47 [13:49] webchat47: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://dpaste.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [13:50] hello, my gpu is not working in my linux distro but is detected by the system, is anyone availible to help me out? [13:50] https://dpaste.com/HK62FHJY2 [13:50] so the "server" sees the hardware. it's just you must find the right software and right sound api software [13:50] i was ok with OSS, and ALSA. gave up aftewards [13:51] pulsewhatever and pipestuff [13:51] lubuntu: nvidia? which one? (see lspci |grep VGA) [13:51] lubuntu: i'm installing nvidia/cuda stuff with: https://github.com/alexmyczko/autoexec.bat/blob/master/config.sys/ubuntu-system-cuda [13:52] works like a champion got about 200 machines with that (nvcc, tensorflow, pytorch, biology/photogrammetry/physics stuff) [13:52] its amd and is detected with lspci "VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Baffin [Radeon RX 460/560D / Pro 450/455/460/555/555X/560/560X] (rev ff)" [13:53] haha, ok i've got two machines with amd 3d stuff, and i had to use the proprietary drivers to get it to work [13:53] it also shows my intergrated gpu which is the one that programs use when i run anything, and DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo shows the IGPU aswell. not the DGPU. [13:54] i've got this one: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Raptor Lake-S GT1 [UHD Graphics 770] (rev 04) [13:54] i've added this repo: deb [arch=amd64,i386 signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/intel-graphics.gpg] https://repositories.intel.com/graphics/ubuntu jammy arc [13:55] so you think drivers may be the issue? [13:55] and made sure that: https://dpaste.com/FFWDW5SSP [13:55] no idea. not familiar with non-nvidia gpu. but maybe [13:55] hello, is there any reason why i dont have firefox in lubuntu on internet section ? iso is valid from lubuntu website [14:00] at any attempt of amd_gpu installs im greeted with this https://dpaste.com/6WNMKFGJ2 [14:26] 1958628688 [14:36] Hello [14:42] lubuntu, does the documentation tell you to enable i386 architecture maybe? [14:43] or run it with --no-32 [15:12] https://github.com/konstruktoid/hardening - is this a dependable repository? I know that the pro version of ubuntu comes with some hardening scripts. How do those compare with this one? Any suggestions? [15:17] Hello, Im trying to upgrade from ubuntu 18 to 22. Since its such a jump I've backed up my old OS and am trying to wipe, then install 22 on the old partition [15:17] Its a dual boot setup. [15:17] I am trying to select "Device for bootloader installation" however when I select '/dev/sda' "Install Now" is disabled [15:18] Its my understanding that I want GRUB on sda. Any idea why the installer wont let me install to /dev/sda? [15:23] sgen: for example, it's possible that you are booted in uefi mode, yet your disk is mbr [15:24] sgen: (sudo lsblk -fe7; sudo ls /sys/firmware/efi) | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:24] alkisg: That might be it [15:24] What's the output of that? ^ Include the parenthesis in the commands [15:26] https://termbin.com/r359x [15:27] alkisg: https://termbin.com/r359x [15:29] Im not sure how to figure out if Im on uefi mode from that output [15:34] So 22 doesnt support mbr? [15:41] sgen: something else is amiss, it should be fine for /dev/sda for uefi and mbr [15:42] sgen: can you take a screenshot of your partition layout in the installer [15:42] did you set a partition as "/" ? [15:47] How would I access the screenshot I just took? [15:48] Im typing this from a laptop beside the desktop Im trying to upgrade [15:48] sgen: it's probably in ~/Pictures [15:48] ah [15:48] no internet on the desktop? [15:48] theres internet [15:49] look in ~/Pictures [15:49] upload to imgur.com [15:49] Okay. How do I access ~/Pictures from the Install Menu? [15:49] oh i see [15:50] try ctrl+alt+f2 [15:50] that gets me a terminal [15:50] ty [15:50] Whats the default login? [15:50] ubuntu and just hit enter for the password [15:51] ok [15:51] The screenshot is in ~/Screenshots [15:51] Now how can I upload it? Launch gnome? [15:53] sgen: curl -F "file=@filename.jpg" https://0x0.st/ [15:56] https://0x0.st/HZTG.png [15:56] EriC^^, akik ^ [15:57] akik: ty [15:57] learning a lot about uploading things from the command line today [15:57] same here [15:57] sgen: you want to wipe the whole disk and install only ubuntu on it? [15:57] sgen: i also have a function to use for termbin if you're interested [15:58] akik: i'm interested :D [15:58] It needs to be Dual boot sadly. Until Adobe gets proper linux support [15:58] sgen: i see [15:59] ok, unfortunately in the pic the sda5 one isnt showing [15:59] if you lower down abit or expand the window [15:59] akik: also interested [15:59] EriC^^, will do [15:59] do you see next to the ext4 mountpoint as "/" [15:59] no need for pic [16:00] see if the mountpoint is set to "/" and "format" is selected if you want to erase it and install the new ubuntu there [16:01] sgen: probably best to double click it, select ext4 and mountpoint "/" in the installer [16:01] Restarting the installer to get out of terminal [16:01] second [16:01] wait [16:01] EriC^^: https://paste.linux.chat/?8c533251040067a9#7YaQBjGpacyNGRpbKEwzo9TnLZJDNwxs6ihNPJgEh36e to use it, it's just "grab_termbin command" and it grabs both the command and its output [16:01] press ctrl+alt+f7 [16:01] sgen: [16:01] that should take you back to the gui installer [16:02] Too late already back to the installer lol [16:02] or f1 possibly [16:02] ok [16:02] EriC^^: and it also shows the output in the shell === svm_invictvs_ is now known as svm_invictvs [16:03] akik: nice, thanks :) [16:05] so /dev/sda5 is there and that is where the current Ubuntu 18 partition resides [16:05] I set it to mount as / [16:06] Thats probaby it [16:06] And this wont overwrite the Windows 10 Installation? [16:07] The installer didn't seem to reognize Windows 10 as being installed [16:08] Im going to backup windows just in case [16:08] EriC^^, akik, alkisg thyvm [16:09] sgen: np remember to select format as well [16:09] Will do! === bad_1 is now known as badbodh [16:23] is there a way to add a comment to ipset from iptables rule "-j SET --add-set someset" aslong as the set has comments enabled? [16:24] seems im hitting this exact bug on 22.04: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/s390-tools/+bug/1978323 [16:24] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 1978323 in s390-tools-signed (Ubuntu Kinetic) "cmsfs-fuse fails to mount file systems on Ubuntu 22.04 with error unknown option(s): '-o hard_remove'" [Medium, Fix Released] [16:25] but it says "fix released" for 22.04 there.. and my system is fully updated === vlm_ is now known as vlm [16:25] there it says fix for 22.04 was released 2022-07-06 [16:26] sshfs -o transform_symlinks -o follow_symlinks -o allow_other -o hard_remove root@192.168.86.248:/ waterboi_lan [16:26] fuse: unknown option(s): `-o hard_remove' [16:27] any idea how i can hit that bug on a fully 22.04 when the bugtracker says fix was released 8 months ago? should i fill a new bug? or [16:28] fully updated 22.04* [16:28] That fix must be hanging in 'proposed' i guess [16:28] Is your hostname theme "Bad Adam Sandler films" ? [16:29] wontfix[m]: no, but it's my only watercooled system (all the others use air/fan cooling) and.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [16:32] hans_: you're also using a s390 system? [16:33] akik: no, x86_64 [16:34] hans_: it looks like it's only fixed for s390-tools [16:34] oh [16:37] Hi there everyone in ubuntu IRC land! [16:37] https://github.com/konstruktoid/hardening - is this a dependable repository? I know that the pro version of ubuntu comes with some hardening scripts. How do those compare with this one? Any suggestions? [16:39] pycurious, it was last updated 20 hrs ago, so it is active, no clue how it holds on 22.04. there are tons of such pages and githubs [16:40] just take a read on https://github.com/konstruktoid/hardening/blob/master/systemd.adoc to get the idea [16:47] This hardening system is also fairly old and is somewhat RedHat oriented, but very good on theory: http://www.trinityos.com/LINUX/index-linux.html [16:48] jups, there are tons of them [16:54] HELL o [17:09] w [17:13] Does the Ubuntu seed blacklist apply for build depends, the final product or both? [18:12] hi all. how can i enable/disable my touchpad with a command line ? [18:13] xinput isn't working since we have shifted towards xwayland server [18:15] earlier we could do xinput disable idno === scott_ is now known as Scotty_Trees === scott_ is now known as Scotty_Trees [18:36] sdfasad [18:36] hello [18:52] hello. can anyone tell me how to pastebin an output from terminal. i forgot the app that does it. [18:52] i think it is installed by default [19:13] murlidhar: could it be pastebinit ? [19:16] vlm: i don't remember. someone a while back gave me a command. it just created a link and pasted back the link to share. [19:17] ~termbin [19:17] !termbin [19:18] murlidhar: echo ubuntu | pastebinit [19:18] ls | nc termbin.com 9999 [19:19] murlidhar: my suggestion included the username maybe rather try oerheks suggestion [19:19] oerheks: how to use it ? [19:19] | nc termbin.com 9999 [19:19] nc is installed [19:20] ah okay thanks [19:22] oerheks: i did that and no link was provided [19:23] it can take 30 sec [19:24] sudo apt get upgrade | nc termbin.com 9999 [19:25] this should give the output to a pastebin ? [19:25] just a test [19:26] WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. [19:26] E: Invalid operation get [19:26] (sudo apt update) | nc termbin.com 9999 as it need some time [19:27] the brackets make it wait until completed [19:27] local actions are swift [19:36] murlidhar@murlidhar-laptop:~$ (/home/murlidhar/test.sh) | nc termbin.com 9999 [19:36] bash: /home/murlidhar/test.sh: cannot execute: required file not found [19:36] murlidhar@murlidhar-laptop:~$ [19:37] oerheks: nope . this isn't working for reasons i don't know [19:38] also i did chmod 750 and still the script isn't running giving this error that required file not found [19:40] cat /home/murlidhar/test.sh | nc termbin.com 9999 === A_Dragon is now known as POSIX_Dragon [19:45] oerheks: https://termbin.com/qf3n [19:45] oerheks: well i am not able to run this script [19:46] oerheks: actually trying to append a hotkey for disabling/enabling the touchpad of my laptop [19:47] i see .. [19:47] xinput was easy i mean i got that with some help. it was a learning curve === POSIX_Dragon is now known as A_Dragon [19:48] xwayland is way different [19:50] It's in the name [19:51] Sex in a Minecraft world? It is more than possible! Read the spellbinding tale of Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey, and an English teacher from Regina who meet up, have a threesome, and even make hot pockets! The Minecraft pigs oink with pleasure as they watch the orgy from their pigsty! Read all about it today! https://justpaste.it/MariahCareyMinecraftALHotPocket === lubuntu is now known as lu38922 [20:32] what's proper way to install virtual machine on D drive? (windows) [20:32] i installed once, but it doesn't work when launching , it works fine with C drive [20:49] So having realized how to select a root partition, I have installed ubuntu 22 [20:49] Im now trying to restore my backup from last night [20:49] However backup doesnt recognize it [20:50] Any idea how I can trouble shoot that? [20:50] nvm [21:02] Rosie O'Donnell gets feces shoved in her pussy Hot Pocket style in Tijuana by a famous Mexican folk singer! Read all about it here! https://justpaste.it/PesoPlumaAlabamaHotPocket [21:21] are they hoping to get justpaste.it taken down? [21:28] Coco Madison, Iker, and Brayan all have a diarrhea threesome at the Charleston Place Hotel on Mayday in 2023. Coco, a negro tranny, and Iker with Brayan, two hot sexy cholo mayates, have diarrhea fun on their trip to Charleston! https://justpaste.it/Charleston_Place_Shitshow [21:34] hi all. been trying to figure out how to get my mute button LED working for about a week now... any ideas? Soundcard is ALC236, using a laptop, kubuntu 23.04 [21:41] Coco Madison, Iker, and Brayan all have a diarrhea threesome at the Charleston Place Hotel on Mayday in 2023. Coco, a negro tranny, and Iker with Brayan, two hot sexy cholo mayates, have diarrhea fun on their trip to Charleston! https://justpaste.it/Charleston_Place_Shitshow [21:43] Fuck you ChatGPT is the future of entertainment [22:48] hi all. been trying for a week to troubleshoot 2 keyboard issues on an HP laptop. 1. can't get the mute button (f6) LED light to work at all. 2. Numlock for sddm i can't get to work either, even with numlockx. sddm actually requires i press numlock twice to get it to turn on.