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XXXtacEEEhello all anyone have any help on how to connect the turnserver database with the webrtc rest api. i am getting a 401 unauthoorized error coming from the turnserver logs. i think it has to do with static token in the database or long term credentials. im not too sure, this is my first time configuring such a server. i am running ubuntu and coturn for this project. thank you02:20
kotgcHello, anyone able to help passthrough 2 NICs to the VMM 4.0.0 or KVM router? Currently Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Desktop sets up default Network Settings.02:34
john_edwards_mckHi, I'm trying to set up an appliance OS using Ubuntu Server 22.04, with LXDE desktop installed on top.   Is there any packages or scripts I can install that will allow the user to configure the ethernet network via a GUI (or at least an interactive script of some kind?)  The LXDE network configuration app doesn't seem to do anything when03:22
john_edwards_mckinstalled on Ubuntu Server, I assume it still wants me to use netplan.03:22
Bashing-omjohn_edwards_mck: The network GUI front end for netplan is network-manager: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager03:36
johyxxxgood day to be on libera chat03:37
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wowalacarthi all03:50
gadaihi!04:27
grygadai: hello! :) may I help you?04:35
Apachezany of you who knows if its possible to use 3 different console types at once to have stdout printed on all three (as in kernel messages during boot) but also that all three accepts login? Reading https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/serial-console.html it seems that only one will output the boot messages and accept login?04:41
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john_edwards_mckBashing-om: Thanks.  Hmm, it seems network-manager is already installed, its the GUI that doesn't seem to do anything.  So when I deploy Lubuntu Desktop to this hardware, it picks up the ethernet automatically.  However, Ubuntu Server doesn't seem to recognise the ethernet automatically.  Is this normal behaviour for Ubuntu Server?  Or is04:49
john_edwards_mcksomething going wrong here?04:49
Bashing-omjohn_edwards_mck: Server back end is Networkd . what is the render shown ' less /etc/netplan/config.yaml '.04:53
john_edwards_mckBashing-om: I don't have such a file.  The only file in that folder is 00-installer-config.yaml.04:56
john_edwards_mckBashing-om: I don't know how to do multiline here, but the contents of that file is: "network: ethernets: eth0: dhcp4: true"04:57
Bashing-omjohn_edwards_mck: No idea of what you have going wrong - for network-manager one should have the file /etc/netplan/01-network-manager-all.yaml .05:07
john_edwards_mckBashing-om: Ah thanks, I managed to fix it with your clues, I think.  I changed the contents of 00-installer-config.yaml to "renderer: NetworkManager", and now the GUI works.  Thanks for your help!05:15
Bashing-omjohn_edwards_mck: Good deal - you do good work :D05:16
josh_Good morning all! Any chance of getting some assistance with my rhythmbox not detecting my iPhone on Ubuntu 22.02? Even clementine doesn't work.06:30
hermanotrying to setup certbot on a "ubuntu 22.04" host. I have the nginx with publish port: 8080:80. Get this error.06:35
hermanoThe error was: NoInstallationError("Could not find a usable 'nginx' binary. Ensure nginx exists, the binary is executable, and your PATH is set correctly.")06:35
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abelanybody there09:35
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arkanoidhello! my gnome desktop hangs quite often but I fail to restart it without restarting the whole laptop11:22
skraito-0dayhi all11:23
skraito-0dayhow to make internet from darkness ?11:23
arkanoidI tried restarting systemd-logind, I get back the login screen, but logging in ends with a terminal screen with [FAILED] Failed to start Network Manager Wait Online11:23
Habbiearkanoid, this may sound a bit random, but do you have a suspend button? and if you push it while gnome hangs, what happens?11:23
ravagearkanoid: https://ubunlog.com/en/reinicia-sesion-de-gnome-congelada/11:24
arkanoidI'm into terminal now, can't open links, but also can't reboot as I cant reproduce11:25
arkanoidwould you paste the command please11:25
arkanoidHabbie: I've already summoned restart logind, so I'm no more in gnome, yet it's not restarting11:25
arkanoidgnome-shell --replace doesn't work either11:28
arkanoidvirtual console F1 takes me to login manager, but loggin in takes to virtual console F2 with terminal with that strange systemd message about networkmanager11:29
arkanoidI think it's nvidia drivers again going on strike11:29
arkanoidrestarted the PC, can't waste time fighting what was working before last update11:33
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PapayPopeye<PapayPopeye> ever wondering how We hack ?11:57
PapayPopeye<PapayPopeye> is supercool from skraito with Lord Jesus Christ11:57
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ravage!ot | PapayPopeye11:59
ubottuPapayPopeye: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!11:59
Unknown4f45845huhi12:22
BluesKajHi all12:28
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realivanjxany idea how to fix my calculator not opening? this is the error: ** (gnome-calculator:75655): WARNING **: 19:43:34.821: currency-provider.vala:161: Couldn't download IMF currency rate file: HTTP/2 Error: INTERNAL_ERROR12:44
nteodosirealivanjx, that is a warning and as such shouldn't prevent it from opening. Is that all you got?12:50
nteodosiIs it installed as a deb (apt policy gnome-calculator) or as a snap (snap info gnome-calculator)? You could try the other one.12:51
realivanjxnteodosi: there are more:12:55
realivanjx** (gnome-calculator:75655): WARNING **: 19:43:34.821: currency-provider.vala:161: Couldn't download IMF currency rate file: HTTP/2 Error: INTERNAL_ERROR12:55
realivanjx(gnome-calculator:75655): libsoup-WARNING **: 19:43:34.821: (../libsoup/soup-session.c:334):soup_session_dispose: runtime check failed: (soup_connection_manager_get_num_conns (priv->conn_manager) == 0)12:55
realivanjx(gnome-calculator:75655): libsoup-WARNING **: 19:43:34.821: (../libsoup/soup-connection-manager.c:84):soup_host_free: runtime check failed: (host->conns == NULL)12:55
realivanjxSegmentation fault (core dumped)12:55
realivanjxthats all12:55
nteodosiAh, so, that makes more sense. In general though you should paste messages with a paste service. I think12:55
nteodosi!paste12:55
ubottuFor 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.12:55
ravagerealivanjx: you can try "dconf write /org/gnome/calculator/refresh-interval 0"12:56
realivanjxdoes this only affect me or you all also get this crash at the moment?12:57
ravagemy calculator opens fine12:57
ravagebut my interval is weekly12:57
realivanjxthanks ravage it works12:57
nteodosiIn any case, realivanjx, it looks like a bug, could you please report it with report-bug gnome-calculator?12:57
ravageit may be a network problem on their side or yours12:57
ravagebut that should not prevent the app from launching12:58
ravagesounds like a bug report :)12:58
ravageyes12:58
realivanjxany idea what is the endpoint for the currency stuff?12:58
realivanjxINTERNAL_ERROR suggests that it is a server error but i will try to curl it12:58
ravagei did not know about that feature since about 10 mins ago12:59
nteodosiAnd as said it doesn't matter what the server is doing, the program shouldn't crash because of it.12:59
realivanjxwhere/how to report it?13:00
nteodosiOpen terminal and type reportbug gnome-calculator.13:00
nteodosiOr https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-calculator/+filebug.13:01
ioriathere's indeed a libsoup transition ongoing,but ....13:01
ioriarealivanjx, what 's your version ? apt-cache policy gnome-calculator13:01
realivanjxubuntu suggests to use ubuntu-bug instead of reportbug13:02
realivanjxioria: 1:44.0-1ubuntu113:02
ioriarealivanjx, dpkg -l| grep libsoup | nc termbin.com 999913:03
realivanjxioria: https://termbin.com/nomf13:06
ioriaprobably a conflict 2 to 313:07
ioriai'd try to remove one, but it's just an idea13:07
ioriaremove 2, i mean13:07
ioriarealivanjx, nope, probably not a good idea13:13
nteodosiAh yes sorry, ubuntu-bug not reportbug13:15
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josh_Has anyone found a way to transfer songs from Ubuntu to  iPhone, I have tried kdeconnect, rythmbox and clementine without success....but the system does detect the iphone as I can see the pics14:28
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mybalzitchis gtkpod still around?14:34
mybalzitchoh, thats just for ipods14:34
mybalzitchjosh_: I could see this being something apple doesn't want you to be able to do14:35
mybalzitchjust like no access to imessage unless you're on an apple device14:35
Guest30Hello14:36
josh_Yeah but I would think with all the technicalities involving Linux, there would be at least a way around it14:37
ograjosh_, kind of a hack-around via VLC, but that seems to work (according to the comments): https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/xec2vh/solution_how_to_transfer_music_from_linux_to/14:40
lotuspsychjejosh_: did you pastebin your journal logs as requested yet?14:40
ravagein any case linux really is note the problem here :)14:40
josh_Most definitely! But since Linux is becoming more and more popular and people keep purchasing iPhones, I think that Aple should show some flexibility in that regards14:42
ravagegood one :)14:42
ravageyou get USB-C now. bow to Tim and be grateful14:43
leftyfbjosh_: the OS can't do anything if the hardware vendor locks everything down. It's surprising some linux devs were able to reverse-engineer things enough to get it working as much as it is14:43
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josh_When looking at the amount of individuals using iPhone and how lucrative it is in terms of profit, it's only fair that all parties come to a certain conscencus providing the needed ease of mind to most14:47
lotuspsychje!discuss | josh_14:47
ubottujosh_: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks!14:47
leftyfbjosh_: good luck contacting Apple. I hope you get through to them and make a difference14:48
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josh_Didn't mean to be off topic, I still desperate to find an alternative when it comes to my iPhone and Ubuntu14:50
lotuspsychjejosh_: i still want to see your journal input after iphone branch, you never know the volunteers can see something14:50
josh_Well, I am not the only person with that problem, I doubt it they will find something... I was rather looking for a quick alternative14:52
ravagethen please dont expect the volunteers to find solutions without the required information. we already established that there is no quick solution14:53
josh_I think that i might just go back to windows14:54
ravagegood luck14:54
josh_No, just kidding..I like linux, specially ubuntu14:55
lotuspsychjedid you try itunes on playonlinux yet josh_14:59
josh_I would have to set up a VM but I am not really up to it15:04
lotuspsychjejosh_: you dont need a VM for playonlinux15:05
lotuspsychje!info playonlinux15:05
ubottuplayonlinux (4.3.4-3, lunar): front-end for Wine. In component multiverse, is optional. Built by playonlinux. Size 909 kB / 2,903 kB15:05
leftyfbitunes doesn't work very well with wine/playonlinux15:05
josh_So why even bother?15:06
ravagegood question. from our side i mean15:06
gordonjcpjosh_: if you're using an iPhone, it sounds like you probably need a Mac to talk to it15:12
josh_Or windows15:15
xanguaDid you ever try kdeconnect to transfer files? josh_15:24
lotuspsychjehe's out xangua , he will be back tomorrow :p15:24
xanguaMmmm15:24
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strkI'm out of space, it's really time for me to move snap into another partition, are there easy to follow instructions somewhere about doing so ?16:22
strkor, how do I clean snapd caches16:29
strkUbuntu 22.04.2 LTS here16:29
mosfetyou can use a tool like Gparted, I believe if you do this in the command line the partition will have to be unmounted, so booting into a live enviornment will be necessary, from here you should be ablet to edit the partition16:31
strkI do have a free partition16:32
Siamaster70I have a m.2 drive where I had installed Windows and when I was installing Ubuntu on a different drive I accidentally installed the boot partition on the m.2 drive. Im currently logged into a live boot repair. Can anyone help me? >)16:35
EriC^^Siamaster70: type 'sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999' and paste the link here16:39
Siamaster70https://termbin.com/zykq16:40
Siamaster33sorry browser crashed16:41
Siamaster33as I was trying to enter that link16:42
EriC^^np, so which drive has ubuntu?16:42
Siamaster33The sdb drive has ubuntu. On Kingston 24016:44
EriC^^Siamaster33: it looks like it has a boot partition of its own16:45
Siamaster33but the boot is on Kingston 1000 the m.2. on partition /dev/nvme0n I think together with Windows16:45
EriC^^Siamaster33: ok, type "(sudo blkid; sudo efibootmgr -v) | nc termbin.com 9999'16:45
Siamaster33https://termbin.com/iedo16:46
EriC^^indeed it's using the nvme efi partition to boot16:47
EriC^^Siamaster33: type "sudo mount /dev/sdb3 /mnt"16:48
Siamaster33Thanks a lot for helping me. I would never know what to do.16:48
EriC^^no problem16:48
Siamaster33done16:48
EriC^^type "cat /mnt/etc/fstab | nc termbin.com 9999"16:49
Siamaster33https://termbin.com/3cf3916:49
EriC^^Siamaster33: ok, type "sudo sed -i 's/AA15-951C/172D-224D/' /mnt/etc/fstab"16:50
Siamaster33done16:51
EriC^^Siamaster33: type the following "for i in /dev /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -R $i /mnt$i; done"16:51
Siamaster33done16:51
EriC^^Siamaster33: sudo chroot /mnt16:51
Siamaster33done, at root16:52
EriC^^Siamaster33: mount /boot/efi16:52
Siamaster33done16:52
EriC^^clean prompt no errors etc?16:52
Siamaster33no errors16:52
EriC^^great16:52
EriC^^Siamaster33: type "grub-install --target=x86_64-efi"16:53
Siamaster33done, no error16:54
EriC^^Siamaster33: update-grub16:54
Siamaster33done16:54
EriC^^Siamaster33: type "efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999" to confirm16:55
Siamaster33https://termbin.com/noqt816:55
EriC^^looks good, type "exit" and you can reboot16:56
Siamaster74It worked! Thanks a lot! God bless kind, competent ppl! :D16:59
EriC^^great! no problem :D16:59
Siamaster74Hmm, there is still an ubuntu boot loader on the m.2 partition. How can I remove that?17:01
Siamaster74It's not as easy as deleting the partition, Because then Windows will not work17:02
leftyfbSiamaster74: I'm not that familiar with efibootmgr, but if it were me, I would physically unplug the ubuntu drive and run the boot repair from a Windows USB17:03
Siamaster74Hmm okay. Or just reinstall Windows, I have nothing on it anyway17:04
leftyfbyou don't need to reinstall Windows, you can just run the boot repair17:05
Siamaster74I should be able to format the m.2 drive now without ruining my boot17:05
leftyfbSiamaster74: but again, I stress physically unplugging the Ubuntu drive while you do either of these tasks17:05
Siamaster74Right now, with all my data backed up. I'm more worried about reclosing my case afterwards17:06
Siamaster74I would rather reinstall both Windows and ubuntu :P17:06
Zed`BTW -  termbin.com is fantastic17:07
Zed`I had created my own little thing with tmux, vim and my own web server but this is almost better with the suggested alias :)17:08
Siamaster74Is it not as easy as removing some files? I'm trying to mount the partition to do that with sudo mount /nvme0n1/nvme0n1p1 /media/siamaster/w but I'm getting mount: /media/siamaster/w: mount point does not exist.17:15
Siamaster74also tried /dev/nvme0n1p117:17
EriC^^Siamaster74: you just need to delete the files in efi/ubuntu17:17
Siamaster74I think so too17:17
Siamaster74but I'm unable to mount17:17
leftyfbSiamaster74: run the boot repair from a Windows USB17:18
EriC^^Siamaster74: type sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt17:18
EriC^^then sudo rm -r /mnt/efi/ubuntu17:18
Siamaster74Oh ok that worked17:18
Siamaster74Done.17:19
Siamaster74Let me reboot :D17:19
Siamaster25Yup, that did it :D Thanks alot again <317:20
stats4647Hi - I need to upgrade from LTS 18.04, should I go directly for the latest stable or should I try upgrading to 20 and then to 22 ? TIA17:40
ravagestats4647: you have to update to 20.04 first. then 22.0417:50
tripstahravage: that is not so, i updated succesfully to the latest version without having to install all the versions inbetween.17:52
kostkon!eolupgrades | ravage17:52
ubotturavage: End-Of-Life is when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop. Make sure to update Ubuntu before it goes EOL so you get updates promptly for newly-discovered security vulnerabilities. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more info. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades17:52
kostkonoops wrong nick17:52
ravagetripstah: that is not supported and not recommended17:53
stats4647ravage: tripstah: thanks, it looks like I need to run dist-upgrade twice to go from 18->20->22, but it tells me it requires some security updates from Ubuntu Pro17:57
leftyfbthe upgrade doesn't require pro17:57
leftyfbstats4647: you want do-release-upgrade, not dist-upgrade17:59
voldemorthello18:11
EriC^^!eolupgrades | stats464718:11
ubottustats4647: End-Of-Life is when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop. Make sure to update Ubuntu before it goes EOL so you get updates promptly for newly-discovered security vulnerabilities. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more info. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades18:11
voldemorthow are we?18:12
leftyfbbtw, I just spun up an 18.04 LXD container ran sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade, did the updates, then ran do-release-upgrade and followed through the process. The container is now running Ubuntu 20.04.6. Now, this is ubuntu server, desktop is obviously going to have a bit more at stake18:17
carpatuhi18:53
carpatuis there a way to restart the gnome-wide session environment without rebooting or logging out?18:54
carpatuI want to avoid a single shader cache cleanup that happens on restarts so I dont have to process the shader cache again18:54
carpatuI set an env var that will avoid such shell cleanup, but in the current session it doesnt come into effect, I have to reboot18:55
carpatushader cleanup*18:55
grumblercarpatu, try: alt+f2 and type 'r' (without quotes) into the textbox and hit enter18:55
grumblerit should restart the gnome-shell session18:55
leftyfbsession = logged in18:56
leftyfbrestart session = logged out18:56
carpatuah18:56
carpatucant I force a gnome-wide reload of .profile ?18:56
leftyfbnot that I know of, no18:57
carpatuI can probably run steam again with an env var via bash18:58
carpatuand restart then18:58
carpatubut no, its not steam that does the cleanup18:59
carpatucan u reboot with a different environment?18:59
leftyfbcarpatu: source ~/.profile && <command that starts steam>18:59
carpatucause the problem is, if I reboot without __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 it will delete it and I have to start it over for 20 min19:00
carpatuI'm gonna yolo source ~/.profile && reboot lol19:06
leftyfbuh19:07
leftyfbrebooting negates the need to source anything19:07
leftyfbeverything gets re-sourced on boot19:07
carpatuI need the processes triggered by a reboot to use MY environment19:08
carpatuor I will process shader cache for 20 min again19:08
carpatubut yeah I'll try cant hurt19:08
leftyfb:/19:09
carpatuit worked19:12
leftyfbcarpatu: you could also run:   export __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 && reboot19:14
carpatuik19:14
carpatuI knew all these things all along, was just looking for a way to kernel/gnome-shell-wide restart the environment19:15
carpatuoh and I did do the 'r' gnome prompt command19:16
carpatuit didnt delete19:16
carpatuso for the record: r doesnt trigger something synonymous with a logout19:20
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organismHi! I'm on fresly installed Ubuntu 22.04 and any of gpg commands (--recv-keys, --refresh-keys) gives me "gpg: keyserver receive failed: Server indicated a failure" with any keyserver (keys.openpgp.org, keyserver.ubuntu.org). Didn't found anything helpful.20:23
organismMy goal is to install Tor browser, but torbrowser-launcher can't install torbrowser, because it has obsolete GPG signature (need to update key)20:24
ravageorganism: cd ~/Downloads/; wget https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/12.5.4/tor-browser-linux64-12.5.4_ALL.tar.xz; tar xvf tor-browser-linux64-12.5.4_ALL.tar.xz; cd tor-browser; ./start-tor-browser.desktop20:33
ravageor change Downloads to whatever location you want to install it to20:33
organismravage, this url is blocked in my country, download fails20:34
ravagehttps://p.haxxors.com/tor-browser-linux64-1254all.tar.xz20:36
organismravage, it worked, thank you20:40
ravagemaybe a VPN is a faster way to get uncensored internet for you20:40
ravagebut tor should work for basic browsing20:40
NoImNotNineVoltunless the sites you're trying to browse block tor20:41
ph88how can i make the F keys work like F keys? right now F11 and F12 are volume keys for example20:58
ravageyou press the Fn key and then the F-key20:59
Habbie(while holding the Fn key, usually)20:59
ph88when i press F12 it does volume up, when i press Fn + F12 it opens the calculator21:00
Habbiethat sounds like the keyboard is working as expected, and something in your desktop is picking up F12 to mean calculator21:00
leftyfbph88: you change it in the BIOS21:00
Habbieleftyfb, why?21:01
Habbieoh wait Fn is not switchable on every system in real time21:01
leftyfbHabbie: it sounds like they might want the opposite results21:01
Habbieyeah21:01
ph88Habbie, when i do this in firefox then the web developer tools are supposed to open with F12 key21:01
ravageyou can usually switch the behaviour there if that is what you want21:01
Habbieyes indeed21:01
Habbiethe two systems closest to me here have fn switchtable without going into BIOS, but not all do21:01
leftyfbph88: switch the function key behavior in the BIOS21:01
Habbieas for calculator vs. the firefox thing, that's desktop configuration21:02
ravagebut it will not change the assigned functions to that key21:02
ph88it used to work correctly and i didn't change anything in bios21:02
ravageit will still open the calculator with f1221:02
ravagebut that is something your desktop has configured this way21:02
ph88if i switch my keyboard from windows to mac mode then F12 key works with Fn + F1221:14
ph88for windows this keyboard works fine, for ubuntu it used to work but it broke after i started switching modes21:20
leftyfbph88: "switching modes"?21:21
ph88https://document.ganss.cn/HS%20%E8%8B%B1%E6%96%87%E7%89%88/HS75T%20RGB%20Manual%20Electronic%20Version%2020221221.pdf21:21
leftyfbok, so it's a hardware/driver problem21:22
ph88anyway i can reset the driver or reconfigure it ?21:23
ph88i will have to test it on windows on the same laptop21:33
ph88maybe the Fn function switch is the bios setting in the end21:33
ph88So on windows (another laptop) the windows mode works fine. On ubuntu the windows mode F12 does either calculator or volume. On ubuntu in mac mode the F12 key works but the super key acts like Alt21:43
ph88maybe i can map the keys manually on ubuntu somehow ?21:44
leftyfbyou haven't specified what behavior you're looking for. Only what each does. Also, if you don't have a mac, why put the keyboard into mac mode?21:45
ph88leftyfb, i was just trying out what the two modes do21:48
ph88i want F12 to work as F12 (with or without Fn key i don't care) and i want the super key to work like super key21:48
Guest12Hello, how can I add a user without a password? Like adding a user and then passwd -d user, but in 1 command21:55
jeremy31Guest12: possible guest user?21:56
Guest12adduser --disabled-password username21:57
Guest12seems to be it21:57
Guest12ty21:57
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LinuxNoobHello guys22:20
LinuxNoobI think I have messed up22:20
LinuxNoobI ran this command and everything seems broken now22:21
LinuxNoobsudo apt autopurge qemu-kvm qemu-system qemu-utils python3 python3-pip libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y22:21
LinuxNoobI was only trying to remove what qemu has tried to install :(22:22
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nothingmanhello22:24
jeremy31LinuxNoob: python3 is needed by other programs22:31
LinuxNoobI am sorry, I messed up :(22:31
LinuxNooblinux guys are helping at the mo22:31
jeremy31LinuxNoob: might want to backup /home and reinstall22:31
LinuxNoobjeremy31 can I still do a backup?22:34
LinuxNoobhow would you suggest me to go about it?22:35
jeremy31LinuxNoob: a couple USB thumb drives with one having the Ubuntu ISO and doing a backup of /home shouldn't be difficult22:39
LinuxNoobjeremy31 I do have a up and running system still22:40
LinuxNoobso shall I just use that?22:40
jeremy31LinuxNoob: I would wait in that case22:41
peirikwhy does 'sudo -u guest node' use /usr/bin/node instead of /usr/local/bin/node? and how can i fix that?23:17
ph88peirik, /root/.bashrc set $PATH /usr/bin first i suppose23:30

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