[01:41] <realivanjx> hi. so i have installed nemo as my default file explorer via xdg-mime and "gsettings set org.nemo.desktop show-desktop-icons true
[01:41] <realivanjx> ". the problem is brave browser is still using nautilus for things like opening downloaded files in folder. any ideas to tell brave to use nemo instead?
[04:58] <okabe> como isso funciona
[04:58] <okabe> ?
[04:58] <rbox> english
[06:30] <josh_> Good morning! Has anyone encountered freezing issues upgrading to Ubuntu 23.04?
[09:29] <cetjs2> 2> are  you know how to install latest ruby on rails stack to xubuntu?
[09:30] <cetjs2>  are  you know how to install latest ruby on rails stack to ubuntu?
[11:42] <jsmooth> I installed Ubuntu to a Flash drive, giving me only a limited GRUB shell. I rebooted a few times and that got me a desktop environment, but I could not get Firefox to open and now Firefox appears uninstalled. Trying to install Firefox snap, it times out.
[11:43] <jsmooth> I really want Ubuntu to a can do PHP development, but I don't know what to do here.
[11:52] <lotuspsychj3> jsmooth: wich ubuntu release is that?
[12:15] <jsmooth> I downloaded the latest release a day or two ago.
[12:35] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:58] <lotuspsychj3> !next | jsmooth
[13:10] <mybalzitch> oh hey, no more activities button
[13:10] <lotuspsychj3> not a discussion for this support channel mybalzitch
[13:30] <KingShark> I dont accept the terms at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/TermsOfService, whatever they are :-))
[13:50] <KingShark> Guys, did you ever consider changing to linux or will you stay on ubuntu?
[13:50] <leftyfb> KingShark: trolling is offtopic here. Feel free to /join #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support issues
[13:51] <KingShark> :(
[13:51] <KingShark> * Now talking on #ubuntu-trolling
[13:59] <hfckjg> I have a question, is there any known problems with ubuntu2023.04?
[13:59] <matsaman> compared to what
[14:35] <jsmooth> I only have 22.04.3, according to ubuntu.com, so I don't need #ubuntu-next
[14:36] <lotuspsychj3> jsmooth: thats not the latest ubuntu then, but the latest current LTS
[14:37] <jsmooth> Yes, that is correct.
[14:37] <jsmooth> I don't understand what happened to firefox or why only Terminal, Software, and app menu will open.
[14:38] <jsmooth> I have at least 8G ram, the flash drive is 32G and this laptop is not even a year old.
[14:38] <KingShark> try to open firefox from a terminal and see what happens
[14:39] <jsmooth> I did, it said I needed to install firefox using snap install firefox. I tried that and it timed out.
[14:40] <jsmooth> I certainly didn't uninstall it.
[14:40] <KingShark> is snap the only option? what does sudo apt install firefox give you
[14:41] <jsmooth> Let me try booting again and see if I can get firefox
[15:01] <mesnitu> hi! is this the ubuntu or the ubuntu studio topic?
[15:01] <Eickmeyer> Both
[15:01] <Eickmeyer> !support
[15:01] <mesnitu> ok. thanks!
[15:02] <Eickmeyer> Ubuntu Studio is *not* a separate distribution, being an official flavor of Ubuntu. Don't know where you got the idea it was separate.
[15:07] <mesnitu> anyone using ubuntu studio ? I updated audacity to v3 , and now reports a lot of plugins not compatible . The thing is , if I update (if I can)  those plugins, will not mess the other audio apps, etc. I made the download from the audacity site, so I guess the question is, is there a proper way to update audacity to version3?
[15:07] <Eickmeyer> mesnitu: What version? yy.mm
[15:08] <Eickmeyer> !yy.mm | mesnitu
[15:08] <mesnitu> ok. 22.04
[15:09] <Eickmeyer> mesnitu: Sadly, 22.04 lacks the proper dependencies for Audacity 3, but there is a snap for Audacity 3 if you want to use that.
[15:13] <mesnitu> ok, I'll check that. There is no issue with audacity , the thing is about the plugins warnings ( around 27 plugins not compatible with version 3 ) ... I guess all of them . Also, I'm "new" to ubuntu and new to ubuntu studio, so not sure if this warnings are just for audacity, and no harm done if I try to update those of plugins, or is down hill afterwards.
[15:14] <Eickmeyer> mesnitu: That's actually pretty normal for Audacity. It's known to not be compatible with all plugins and implements a non-standard way of handling lv2 plugins.
[15:14] <jsmooth> I got snap to try to install, but it stopped saying something wasn't seeded yet. I don't have a clue what that means.
[15:14] <mesnitu> Also note, that this plugins are from a default ubuntu studio installation. So nothing mine
[15:14] <jsmooth> It took 10 minutes for the system to boot up
[15:14] <jsmooth> Installing to a flash drive seems to have been a big mistake.
[15:15] <Eickmeyer> mesnitu: Understood. I'm the Ubuntu Studio lead, and I assure you all of the plugins are unmodified from the upstream and are done according to standards. Audacity just has a non-standard way of handling them.
[15:16] <Eickmeyer> jsmooth: Flash drives are notoriously slow compared to nvme or even a spinning hdd.
[15:17] <jsmooth> I have an external usb hard drive, but I'm not sure it'd be much better.
[15:17] <mesnitu> ok , I'll check snap. Thanks, and also thank's for your and the team work. So far so good!
[15:17] <Eickmeyer> jsmooth: Depends on the USB speed and the speed of the HDD, but typically internal is faster.
[15:18] <Eickmeyer> mesnitu: Glad to hear it.
[15:18] <jsmooth> It's usb 3.0, I know that
[15:18] <jsmooth> the flash drive is only 2.0
[15:18] <Eickmeyer> jsmooth: Yeah, you might have better luck with the external hdd compared to the flash drive.
[15:26] <onosendi> Why is my server swapping? https://imgur.com/a/zvc6bhq
[15:30] <KingShark> onesendi, try following this to find out which process is swapping https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-which-process-is-using-swap/
[15:40] <jsmooth> I give up. I can't get the Ubuntu on Flash to do anything and I cannot shrink partition on my external to install it there.
[16:09] <mesnitu> Is there a way to "reset" the studio control ( in ububtu studio ) to the default install values?
[16:34] <Yakov> how to detect hdmi devices on ubuntu?
[16:34] <Yakov> I have ezcap device which has hdmi and usb out
[16:34] <Yakov> if connected only with hdmi can i detect hdmi? can I detect usb itself?
[16:36] <josh_> Hello! I upgraded to Ubuntu 23.04 and  I am experiencing some freezing issues. Has anyone faced such issue and is there any appropriate step to remedy the situation?
[16:39] <KingShark> does your heating system have a central control unit?
[16:40] <farrah> that was mean KingShark ..
[16:40] <KingShark> :( sorry
[16:40] <farrah> bad pun
[16:40] <Yakov> farrah where are u from?
[16:41] <KingShark> i am still laughing but yes humour is subjective :))
[16:41] <farrah> :)
[16:56] <FKAShinobi> Can anyone clarify what this file is about? [2023-09-22T12:47:35-0400] error    : filesystem statistic error: cannot read /sys/dev/block/0:0/stat -- No such file or directory
[17:06] <KingShark> FKAShinobi, https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/block/stat.txt
[17:07] <jsmooth> How come netstat isn't in repo anymore?
[17:09] <FKAShinobi> KingShark: Is this a high severity error?
[17:11] <pydev2> hello everybody, is there a way to set a specific FIXED permissions of files and folder ? for example i would like to set 660 to /static and 600 to /app and after a git pull i would like to force permissions usign the same i set
[17:11] <leftyfb> jsmooth: it is, it's part of the net-tools package
[17:11] <pydev2> can i do it somehow?
[17:12] <pydev2> instead of running chmod everytime
[17:12] <Yakov32> is there any way to detect my hdmi device with cmd?
[17:13] <leftyfb> Yakov32: yes https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/en/man1/ddcutil.1.html
[17:15] <Yakov32> btw how to do the same on windows?
[17:15] <leftyfb> Yakov32: ask in #windows
[17:17] <Yakov32> I did :)
[17:20] <jsmooth> Curious, does this channel support Ubuntu that is installed into Windows Subsystem for Linux?
[17:20] <leftyfb> !wsl | jsmooth
[17:21] <jsmooth> I know, I have it installed, but I'm wondering if it's a special version of Ubuntu that isn't supported
[17:32] <Yakov32> how to detect what conntected to my hdmi port?
[17:33] <Yakov32> sorry, wrong channel
[18:03] <coderman1> what command might i use to print out the number of open files there are per application?
[18:04] <coderman1> lsof | wc -l is showing 150k open files....just curious whats making that number up
[18:07] <KingShark> coderman1, this page has same solutions to that https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21752067/counting-open-files-per-process
[18:07] <KingShark> some one liners in the first reply
[18:10] <coderman1> KingShark, hard to find one of those that actually works...most of them print it out by PID, and some of them only print out a total of like 500 open files
[18:11] <coderman1> lsof | grep ' rabbitmq ' | awk '{print $NF}' | sort | wc -l
[18:11] <coderman1> worked the best, it shows 115k open files by rabbitmq
[18:13] <KingShark> coderman1, the second answer (10 upvotes) one works well for me
[18:13] <KingShark> it does not translate the pids to process names though so thats something you could work on x)
[18:47] <mina> ciaoooo
[18:50] <reinaldo> Hey everyone
[18:50] <mina34> hello
[18:51] <mina34> are u from
[18:52] <reinaldo> from Cuba here
[18:52] <leftyfb> !chat | mina34
[18:57] <mina34> ❤️Sei disposto a fare sesso reale?❤️😋 Telemm>>mina4986
[19:16] <delmina> ❤️Sei disposto a fare sesso reale?❤️😋 Telemm>>mina4986
[19:16] <delmina> ❤️Sei disposto a fare sesso reale?❤️😋 Telemm>>mina4986
[19:18] <Guest22> del amina siento yogo? Telemm >> Guest22
[19:19] <Guest22> layiento amina siento la mina
[19:20] <delmina> ❤️Sei disposto a fare sesso reale?❤️😋 Telemm>>mina4986
[19:21] <Eickmeyer> !es
[19:21] <Guest22> lalala delmina
[19:21] <Guest22> es nochos doritos la Einmeyer, siento nochosahhhhhh
[19:22] <Eickmeyer> !ops | Guest22
[19:22] <Guest22> oh shit
[19:23]  * el raises eyebrow at Guest22
[19:23] <Guest22> taco
[19:23] <el> if you're not actually that spammer perhaps learn to not repeat spam because i very nearly removed you from the whole network for that.
[19:31] <delmina> https://shrinke.me/RdoWok
[19:58] <dman777_alter> how do I set ubuntu 20.04 to have all the utf8 locals in usa? this is what I want to set it to https://dpaste.org/cQHEB
[20:18] <zoomm10> dman777_alter: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[20:27] <dman777_alter> zoomm10: do I click every box on there?
[20:28] <zoomm10> dman777_alter: no, only en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
[20:32] <dman777_alter> does it slow down the shell or the system if I have 2 many locals used?
[20:44] <zoomm10> dman777_alter: no
[20:47] <dman777_alter> zoomm10: thanks
[20:59] <Mike112> hey guys, I've just done a fresh install of ubuntu 23.04 (gnome 44.3) on my gaming laptop AMD Ryzen 7 3750H CPU with integrated GPU Radeon Vega 10, and discrete GPU nVidia GTX 1660Ti. I'm having trouble starting Steam
[21:00] <Mike112> when running steam via gnome, it loads, logs me in, and then freezes
[21:00] <Mike112> however, if i run steam via terminal, it works fine
[21:01] <Mike112> I've also noticed that if I run steam via gnome but by using right-click menu and "Launch using integrated GPU" it also works
[21:02] <Mike112> I previously set Prime profile to "Performance Mode" instead of the default "On-demand" mode, in Nvidia X server settings
[21:03] <Mike112> also, I installed steam using terminal and apt install steam-installer
[21:07] <Mike112> if I run this in terminal, steam also freezes: "__NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia steam"
[21:45] <Mike112> I think i solved the issue with Steam. I've reverted the nvidia x settings from "Performance" to "On-demand" so that Steam starts with iGPU
[21:46] <Mike112> it works now
[21:48] <matsaman> gj
[21:48] <janc_phone> \o/
[23:28] <jsmooth> I installed Ubuntu a few days ago onto a USB stick, after a few reboots, i got to a desktop, but Firefox wouldn't start. Then after a reboot, Firefox must be installed via snap. Attempt to install it got me an error that something isn't "seeded yet"...I don't know what to do.
[23:42] <toddc> jsmooth: usb is very slow to transfer data so once installed everything will happen much faster from the harddrive it upadte after 1st boot then all should be fine
[23:42] <toddc> updates
[23:44] <toddc> jsmooth: I do usually update and store updates a few minutes after first boot before looking for issues speed ect.