[00:24] toddc: My laptop hard drive is too small, that's why I installed onto USB flash. I got recommendation form a computer engineer (professional) to do so. HE said it might be a bit slow, but would be my best answer. Slowness isn't the issue though. [00:45] jsmooth: how small is the hard drive? [01:01] anyone alive in here? [01:04] I'm using kubuntu 22.04. I have a tether setup to my phone via usb running an app called tetrd. I'm sharing the internet via ethernet into the router's internet port. If I enable the built in firewall in Kubuntu settings with the rule allow all incoming and allow all outgoing I lose internet on the router. === esv_ is now known as esv === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [01:47] can I use FSCK to check / repair a windows based drive?? or does it not do the same as chkdsk would do? [01:48] c0ld5n4p: no. You can use ntfsfix but you are better off using Windows to run chkdsk [01:50] thx === homer is now known as V1A [04:59] Greetings! I have upgraded to Ubuntu 23.03 and I am experiencing some freezing issues, has anyone faced such issues and if so is there a workaround? [05:35] Hello, can Ubuntu.iso be downloaded whilst including virt-manager? The machine has no Internet until a KVM router is installed. [05:38] I can download virt-manager.tar.gz onto a USB, however the Ubuntu.iso needs Internet to install some packages, to run virt-manager. === ord is now known as quem === ord is now known as quem [06:37] sup guys === ick is now known as pickanick [07:34] hello ... [07:34] jakarta from here [07:35] hary: what do you mean? [07:35] ubuntu qusetion? [07:35] yes [07:35] How to install virt-install on ubuntu22 desktop with no Internet? [07:36] 1st time lubuntu [07:36] trying how fast this os [07:37] kotgc: I suspect thats' part of "virt-manager" package [07:37] enyc, yes, I'm trying to install virt-manager without Internet...I have the tar.gz file on USB [07:37] kotgc: not exactly sure but you may be able to save all the .deb files and faff but imho thats a bit silly, better to set up temporary internet connection, get everyithing installed, ... [07:37] kotgc: you shouldn't need tar files, as virt-manager is a core deb package [07:38] kotgc: compliing from tar.gz source is needless faff [07:38] enyc, well, that's it...once virt manager is installed, I can install internet on a KVM. [07:38] kotgc: ONE approach to this is as follows:- [07:39] kotgc: (1) get another separate machine with internet, clean ubuntu install [NOT with packages etc added] (2) on that machine, sudo apt-get install virt-manager [07:39] I have the unzipped tar.gz file, which is: virt-manager-4.1.0 [07:39] kotgc: yes you DONT WANT tar.gz file [07:39] kotgc: deb packages ALREADY inscluded in ubuntu [07:40] enyc, really, can ubuntu show me the GUI icon VMM, so I can then install the KVM? [07:40] kotgc: (3) then you have in /var/cache/apt/archives/ all the .deb files needed, copy that whole set of .deb's to the machine you need it on [07:41] kotgc: you can then start installing the suitable .deb's including all the dependencies and virt-manager deb itself [07:41] kotgc: notice ubuntu ALREADY has virt-manager as deb packages included, you DO NOT need to tar.gz install at all [07:42] enyc, ok, I see these deb files https://dpaste.org/quMEU [07:42] kotgc: you MISSED step (1) [07:43] enyc, Step 1 is tricky, I have only this machine on Internet right now, so I'm trying to find the deb file here. [07:43] kotgc: its tricky whatever you do [07:44] kotgc: you could use a chroot ararngement on internet connected machine [07:44] kotgc: debootstrap chroot ubuntu jammy22.04LTS [07:45] kotgc: if you have a CLEAN chroot or CLEAN ubuntu with internet, NOT just another machine ... then when you apt-get -yd install virt-manager ... you'll get all the necessary deb packages in /var/cache/apt/archives [07:45] kotgc: you can then transfer all those .deb's to the offline machine and use them to install all those packages to make virt-manager work [07:48] enyc, can I copy these deb files over to a new machine now? [07:48] kotgc: its' also possible to manually find them all in https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/virt-manager and get the "all" or "amd64" version but then you need every single dependent package manually as well [07:48] ok [07:48] kotgc: what do you mean, you didn't DETAIL the steps you already took to get a clean machine FIRST [07:48] no clean machine. [07:49] kotgc: so set one up, or set up a clean chroot as I said [07:50] bit of a trick for KVM routers. Need Internet for the deb packages. I'll look up what a clean chroot is. [07:50] kotgc: chroot environment is a way to get a basic ubuntu or debian or other distro inside another system without full virtualization [07:50] kotgc: what I mean by 'clean' is one you have NOT added packages to yet [07:51] ok [07:51] kotgc: so that when you sudo apt-get -yd install virt-manager it then ... "gets" all the package files into /var/cache/apt/archives/ [07:51] kotgc: no good doing that on system with virt-manager or at least many of the dependencies already installed, as the .deb's you need won't be saved [07:51] enyc, I'm missing why I can't use this computer and need to do a clean machine and then download virt-manager? [07:52] This machine was clean until I downloaded the VMM. [07:52] kotgc: ''downloaded'' too-vague [07:52] kotgc: did you "suto apt install virt-manager" or what EXACTLY ? [07:52] enyc, installed Virtual Machine Manager. [07:53] kotgc: what ubuntu package is that installed with ? [07:53] kotgc: aah package "virt-manager" it would seem hrrm [07:54] kotgc: if this other machine had "sudo apt install virt-manager" recently then you should already have virt-manager deb in /var/cache/apt/archives [07:54] enyc, yes, I think I ran command: sudo apt install virt-manager, as per https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/virtualization-virt-tools [07:55] which wasn't on the list you showed be earlier i think [07:55] enyc, this one, strange? https://dpaste.org/quMEU [07:56] kotgc: exactly maybe it was a while ago [07:56] enyc, Ubuntu now has a big app icon saying Virtual Machine Manager. [07:56] kotgc: this is what i'm sayincg you could just get another machine or set up a chroot or whatever [07:57] kotgc: then sudo apt-get -yd install virt-manager on that clean machine and voila all needed deb's in /var/cache/apt/archives [07:57] ok [07:58] kotgc: you CAN sudo apt-get -yd install --reinstall virt-manager but you'll only get virt-manager deb ... similarly you could download that deb manually starting from https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/virt-manager BUT when you try to sudo dpkg -i the virt-manager deb package on that offline machine you'll then find you need loads of other dependent packages [07:59] yes [08:01] kotgc: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot <- I imagine you can set up a Jammy chroot and then sudo apt-get -yd install virt-manager to get [/path/to/chroot...]/var/cache/apt/archives/ .deb 's you need [08:01] enyc, thx, I'll read that [08:02] kotgc: you can use either gui tools or sudo dpkg -i to install from .deb files ... [08:02] ok [08:03] kotgc: KEEP NOTE DONT LOSE: it MAY be helpful to go into the chroot, sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade THEN sudo apt-get clean FIRST [cleans out /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb] THEN sudo apt-get -yd install --reinstall virt-manager SO that you only get the 'addon packages' needed to a basic clean install [08:04] uerr [08:04] kotgc: KEEP NOTE DONT LOSE: it MAY be helpful to go into the chroot, sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade THEN sudo apt-get clean FIRST [cleans out /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb] THEN sudo apt-get -yd install virt-manager SO that you only get the 'addon packages' needed to a basic clean install [08:04] * enyc meows =) === ord is now known as quem === ord is now known as quem === ord is now known as quem [09:17] hey guys, is it possible to force a Steam game to run on the integrated GPU, please? I've done a fresh installation of ubuntu 23.04 on my gaming laptop with and AMD Ryzen 7 3750H CPU with Radeon Vega 10 integrated GPU + nVidia GTX 1660Ti discrete GPU. So far so good. I've installed Brave, Steam, nvidia v535 drivers. Games work fine. I have the [09:17] feeling the run on the discrete gpu by default, so I'd like to test how they run on the integrated gpu [09:21] why do I have the feeling the games run on the dGPU by default is that the FPS is too good in my opinion. I have 60 FPS on a new 3D strategy game and that would seem to be too good to be true for an iGPU [09:35] Mike112: could it be, hybrid graphics your app needs to be launched with right mouse click, then choose the graphics of choice? === bad_1 is now known as badbodh [09:36] I only see Run using Discrete GPU, unfortunately [09:45] Mike112: what about nvidia-prime package, can you choose powersaving vs performance mode there? [09:49] I could only select "Performance Mode" and "On-Demand Mode", but it behaves exactly the same [09:49] I just installed GPU Profile Selector: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5009/gpu-profile-selector/ [09:50] this allows me to select Integrated GPU, so this worked. Now the FPS is much lower, so it seems it really switched to the iGPU [09:50] ah nice looks cool Mike112 [09:50] thanks anyway! :) [09:50] but weird gnome cant handle that by default [09:51] there's also a switcheroo package that can do things on hybrid graphics Mike112 [09:51] yeah, one would expect it would have both, "Run on Discrete GPU" and "Run on Integrated GPU" when right-clicking on app iconž [09:51] maybe check your dmesg logs if thats your case [09:51] ok, thank you. I'll check switcheroo [10:35] I keep getting "timed out" trying to run composer install for a Laravel project. A search has shown it may be an ipv6 issue, but I don't want to type in a command I don't understand for making ipv4 have priority. I'm using Ubuntu 22 with WSL 2 [11:08] hallo [11:08] hi [11:10] welcome Instantcarma [11:10] how can we help you today? [11:13] hello [11:14] anyone here [11:14] I was just banned from the ubuntu forum [11:14] for trying to connect with fellow opensource developers [11:14] I posted my GPL'd project [11:14] coffeedipshit banned me [11:14] I want you to take my ip address down [11:15] because I'm tired of every fucking place banning anyone who isn't a mewling slave [11:15] please keep the language family friendly casualuse [11:15] godd dam it [11:15] I will kill you fucks when WW3 gets going, and things get chaotic [11:15] do you fking understand? [11:15] casualuse: this is not the place to complain [11:15] I am just trying to get some fellow C programmers [11:15] > I will kill you fucks when WW3 gets going, and things get chaotic, and you wonder hwy you were banned [11:15] lmao [11:15] I posted in "general questions" [11:16] alphasierra: I'm 37 [11:16] can you link that post i am curious [11:16] ubuntuforums.org is not the place to advertise projects [11:16] russia started ww3 [11:16] ask for the term of search [11:16] casualuse, do not understand how that is relevean [11:16] !ops [11:16] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - CarlFK, DJones, el, Flannel, genii, hggdh, ikonia, krytarik, mneptok, mwsb, nhandler, ogra, Pici, popey, sarnold, tomreyn, Unit193, wgrant [11:16] it's better than the link [11:16] jeremy31: "nowhere" is the place to "advertise" projects [11:16] im NOT going to obey "u cant get contributors anywhere hahahha it's the rulez" [11:17] see lotuspsychje calling for mods allready [11:17] probably a woman [11:17] obvious troll [11:17] alphasierra: nope dipshit [11:17] nipseyhussle2 [11:17] older than you [11:17] and been opensource programming for over 20 years [11:17] jeremy31: im going to post urls as asked [11:17] my mind was deleted and iam 44 [11:18] ofcourse I'm sure that's against the rulez too [11:18] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2491029 [11:18] https://web.archive.org/save/https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2491029 [11:18] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2491030&p=14158714#post14158714 [11:18] https://web.archive.org/save/https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2491030&p=14158714#post14158714 [11:18] [11:18] i am a 120, and have been programmin since before opensource was a thing [11:18] :) [11:18] 120 [11:18] thats a beautifull age [11:19] sending me dm's now [11:19] lol [11:21] He should have posted in #ubuntu-offtopic [11:21] check his forum threads though its fun [11:21] he posted in general help and the post is named 'Hi (wanted to say hi) ' [11:21] The ubuntuforums posts were hidden from public view [11:22] the web.archive.org links still work [11:22] casualuse, (not sure if you are muted): general help and trying to find fellow developers is not a good match [11:23] casualuse, 'general help'is meant as 'general help using ubuntu' [11:31] as you can see [11:31] you asked for the URLS [11:31] I gave them [11:31] banned by a bot [11:31] Banned by the bot for the same reason you got banned from ubuntuforums [11:32] KingShark: did you get the urls of the posts? I also posted the webarchive. [11:33] alphasierra: this look like a "troll" to you (you'll say yes to be snarky and "ironic"): chaosesqueteam.itch.io/chaosesque-anthology libregamewiki.org/Chaos_Esque_Anthology [11:33] jeremy31: go to hell asshole [11:33] casualuse, yeah BUT you posted on 'general help' which is meant as in 'general help using ubuntu' [11:33] whatever [11:33] not as in 'general help for anything' [11:33] you have 7000 forums [11:33] and 9000 that get 0 views [11:34] general is the only one that ever gets any posts in any forum anyway [11:34] casualuse, try finding fellow developers in more developer-centric environments than the ubuntu general help section :) [11:34] I used to run a phpbb2 : so I know [11:34] KingShark: there are none anymore [11:34] The view counter on ubuntuforums has been broken since 2016 [11:34] lol [11:34] casualuse, i found a friend to develop with by developing for an existing open source game and we are now working on our own projects xD [11:34] git browsing on sourceforge has been broken since 2012? [11:34] I've complained but they never fixed it [11:35] atleast I can torify git push to their tho [11:35] I have to publish my git repos as 25gb split tarballs tho every so often [11:35] casualuse, maybe use an existing game development engine and then get together with other devs that use it [11:35] KingShark: allready did that: this is a 10 yr old project [11:36] has 200 weapons, 60 vehicles, 100+maps etc [11:36] I put a link above in my post to alphanevada [11:36] casualuse, while the project might be impressive, your behaviour is not [11:36] KingShark: recently I've been adding some mode/map file formats [11:36] alphasierra: woman [11:36] alphasierra: you want to fight me we can fight [11:37] we can [11:37] so time and place [11:37] casualuse, you are comedy gold :)) [11:37] equal rights, equal lefts [11:37] in a 100 years, on the moon [11:37] i'll see you there :) [11:37] alphasierra: only india will be there then [11:37] russia couldn't do it anymore [11:37] and we don't even try [11:38] KingShark: I was adding some new file formats this summer [11:38] !ot [11:38] #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! [11:38] MineTest exports and BZFlag exports [11:38] lotuspsychje: oh so I can't even talk to someone now? [11:38] please stop that casualuse , only ubuntu support issues here [11:38] lotuspsychje: _fuck_ you [11:38] lotuspsychje: I will not dip fucking shit [11:38] not here no [11:38] lotuspsychje: fuck you faggot [11:38] been in opensource longer than you [11:39] ill do as I please [11:39] with as many IPs as I please [11:39] understand zoomer fuck [11:39] KingShark: the opinion of BZFlag and MineTest as to what exactly an obj file is, is different than the engines [11:39] KingShark: so for each I had to do some programming [11:40] KingShark: BZFlag's "obj file" wouldn't even show up at all [11:40] turns out some of their values were inverted [11:40] and both had a different idea of what "up" was [11:40] casualuse, i am to lazy to write the foundations myself, i use the godot engine and am happy with it [11:40] and, ofcourse, scaling [11:40] there are so many free engines out there.. [11:41] KingShark: I added wolfenstine:enemyterritory bsp loading to this engine last year :) [11:41] got us 600 extra maps to play [11:41] the minetest stuff actually got us anything you can export as obj from blender tho [11:41] so all of sketchfab :P [11:42] name it map.obj_from_mc and you can add directives like map.scale128.obj_from_mc and others [11:42] KingShark: our engine is Quake1: but lots have been added over the years [11:42] Quake3 map format is the default I use when mapping [11:42] lord havoc and others added a ton a decade ago [11:43] I've been programming things in as needed [11:43] KingShark: I wanted the unreal 97/ UT99 formats now tho [11:43] figured "hey don't opensource projects usually have lots of people?" [11:43] "I just have me, and that's been enough" [11:43] "but blender has alot of formats because it has people" [11:43] casualuse, they do but they are usually occupied working on existing stuff already x) [11:44] yea ... but [11:44] in the sourcecode I linked [11:44] casualuse, not having enough devs is a problem many projects suffer from. and its a circle: no devs > no features. no features > no users. no users > not attractive to other devs. [11:44] I allready did the setup so .t3d will load as a file (you can do map bla.t3d) [11:44] and it will load the vertexs [11:44] Well I only have me as a dev [11:44] you would need to attract someone who cares deeply about your project to reach some critical mass xD [11:44] and I've done: [11:44] maps [11:44] textures [11:44] engine code (C) [11:44] gamecode (QC) [11:45] music [11:45] sfx [11:45] etc [11:45] maybe post on forums for your development language [11:45] hhhahahhahahahahahah [11:45] lol [11:45] you're a funny guy too [11:45] I try that [11:45] 1) No registrations allowed on 1/2 of them [11:45] 2) banned in 2 seconds [11:46] everything's "against the rulez" from stick up they asses [11:46] because the stick-up-they-asses don't program or do anything [11:46] considering you posted in general help on ubuntu to try to find devs, they might be on to something x) [11:46] so they become "important" by "managing" [11:46] !ops | casualuse language & offtopic [11:46] casualuse language & offtopic: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - CarlFK, DJones, el, Flannel, genii, hggdh, ikonia, krytarik, mneptok, mwsb, nhandler, ogra, Pici, popey, sarnold, tomreyn, Unit193, wgrant [11:46] KingShark: the msg I got was "u r banned for 42 points because spam" [11:46] KingShark: see lotuspsychje is doing it too [11:46] he can't code [11:47] so he's "enforcing" [11:47] guess that is because you made like 5+ comments on your own post instead of putting it in one post [11:47] well I wanted to post screenshots [11:47] link the imgur in the initial post [11:47] and make it not like a wall of text [11:47] imgur is after my time [11:47] and the first post I wanted to have no links [11:47] as when people see a link they ignore the post [11:47] if you keep commenting on your own thread, its pretending activity that does not exist. which is against usual forum ettiquette [11:48] I don't care about transsexual things like ettiquette [11:48] I was running shell servers before such things existed. [11:48] before #debain-woman too [11:48] nice for you but if you dont want to play by others rules why are you surprised they ban you x) [11:49] KingShark: I'll eventually kill them [11:49] when WW3 gets more chaotic [11:49] did you forget to take your pills x) [11:49] "could of prevented this with t3d" [11:49] KingShark: only pills I take are for the heart [11:49] and it's still burning with a desire to add more features [11:49] well. you might want to see a psychologist for your anger issues and get some more pills xD [11:51] pressed the "stop" ctrl thing [11:51] oops [11:51] KingShark: https://chaosesqueteam.itch.io/chaosesque-anthology [11:51] some screenshots [11:52] as you can see: my project can procedurally generate cities with interiors to all [11:52] (also level of detail) [11:52] but you can use that to generate whatever you want, map wise [11:52] supports using other models as heightmaps too [11:53] KingShark: and here's a video of the wolfenstine enemy territory maps working: [11:53] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh6FytoJxek [11:53] anyone here anymore? [11:54] or did "stop execution of program" stop everybody? [11:58] https://sourceforge.net/p/chaosesqueanthology/discussion/general/thread/bed4ec239c/ === phonemic833 is now known as phonemic [12:34] fedora is planning on disabling xorg for plasma and gnome. does ubuntu have these plans? [12:36] i think it is being discussed only at the moment [12:41] Hi all [12:48] After a reboot my wired connection stopped working - only wifi works. Could someone please help me diagnose/fix it? [12:52] foomo, is the interface up and configured ? run 'ip a' [12:53] ioria: I presume I'm looking for `eth0`, which is not there [12:54] foomo, run 'lspci -nnk' [12:56] ioria: there I see `Unassigned class [ff00]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTS525A PCI Express Card Reader [10ec:525a] (rev 01)` [12:57] foomo, run 'dmesg | grep rtsx_pci' [12:58] ioria: the only line found is `[ 14.182677] rtsx_pci 0000:3b:00.0: enabling device (0000 -> 0002)` [12:59] foomo, maybe better if you paste the full output of 'lspci -nnk' [12:59] foomo, lspci -nnk | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:00] ioria: https://termbin.com/yhirl [13:03] foomo, is the ethernet integrated or on a different slot ? [13:03] ioria: integrated [13:05] foomo, and what's your kernel ? uname -r [13:05] ioria: 5.15.0-84-generic [13:07] foomo, i don't see an Ethernet controller there [13:09] ioria: seem like hardware failure? [13:09] Hi folks [13:09] Since when `pastebinit` posts in a restricted area? People need an account to view the posting? [13:10] I either mess it up with another similar utility or they made it restricted recently [13:10] foomo, if integrated , would be a rare case, but sure might be; try to boot another kernel and check again lspci [13:11] ioria: how do I boot another kernel, and what am I looking for in the lspci output? [13:11] I had this happen once before and it seemingly resolved itself after a reboot, but no such luck this time. [13:12] foomo, from grub, and you check for an 'Ethernet Controller'; unless is that Communication controller [0780]: [13:12] OnkelTem: the ubuntu pastebin, the pastebin pastebinit on ubuntu default to using (but it supports several others), has unfortunately been required, for legal reasons, to introduce these restructions. [13:12] (this is unrelated to the pastebinit utility) [13:13] so anyone can post w/o an account, but only authed users can view then? :) [13:14] OnkelTem: i think so, yes [13:14] cool! (no) [13:14] ioria: okay, going to try now. ty === VlA is now known as V1A [13:14] ok [13:14] thanks for the answer tomreyn [13:15] OnkelTem: there are many other pastebins and pastebin-like services which can be more convenient to use since they do not have these restrictions, yet. [13:15] I would like to use them from command line, are you folks aware of an alternative [13:16] echo hello |& nc termbin.com 9999 [13:16] :D [13:16] thanks tomreyn ! [13:18] you're welcome - read their website, this service aslso applies some limitations (as do others), which may come unexpectedly. [13:19] ok! [13:20] more importantly, a 1000 lines limit. and the connection closes after 3(?) seconds, so if anything before the pipe into nc has not finished within these 3 seconds, nothing will get posted. [13:22] I like it, so minimal, so easy. Already created an alias (`tb` obviously) [13:23] ah, hence the '&' tomreyn? [13:23] I'm familiar with command line, just don't remember that I was using `|&` [13:23] the & character ensures, in bash only, that standard error output also goes through the pipe [13:24] so not just standard output [13:24] hm [13:24] I use usually 2 > &1 [13:24] So & is like a shortcut? [13:24] you can do this, it's just more to type [13:24] yes [13:24] Haha. Darn, I wish I knew it before [13:25] man bash discusses this and A LOT more things. and the wooledge.org wiki also does so, in a much more readable way. [13:26] https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashSheet#Piping [13:27] i have one specific game (kinda my favorite sadly) not respecting remapping changes im doing in jstest(gtk). i can confirm like in firefox the changes are applied and effect immediatly the javascript test thing i use for second point of reference :s any chance to 'force' a mapping to a unity app (native linux build of hollow knight) [13:40] tomreyn: what legal reasons? [13:41] akik: i guess it was more a matter of "too much effort taken due to too many gdpr requests". but that's just heresay, i don't know the details. [13:44] nuala: If you have steam, then just use steam controller to override keybinds, on the otherhand, you could use something like antimicrox [13:53] Your_Dog: actually i was not expect steam to pickup non-steam games and doing its magic on the controller. but it does. (so modding e.g. via Lumafly is in the cards!) good call! But I keep an eye on antimicrox. Thank you! === enzotib is now known as enzotib__ === enzotib__ is now known as enzotib === enzotib is now known as enzotib_ === enzotib_ is now known as enzotib [14:10] Hello [14:10] Does Ubuntu already support "Device Tree"? [14:14] cfoch: you mean this? https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/dtc.1.html [14:14] !info device-tree-compiler [14:14] device-tree-compiler (1.6.1-4, lunar): Device Tree Compiler for Flat Device Trees. In component main, is extra. Built by device-tree-compiler. Size 222 kB / 411 kB [14:14] Not at all. I meant: [14:14] $ cat /boot/config-6.2.0-33-generic | grep CONFIG_OF [14:14] # CONFIG_OF is not set [14:15] so set it? [14:15] But for that I have to re-compile the kernel. [14:15] yes [14:16] That's why I was asking if Ubuntu already supports device tree. I am on Ubuntu Focal, old distro. [14:16] cfoch: not sure if this helps you https://www.phoronix.com/review/linux-42-of/2 [14:18] I am not sure either :) === Alod is now known as nicknay === nicknay is now known as nicnay === polymorp- is now known as polymorphic === polymorp- is now known as polymorphic === Alod is now known as nicnay === polymorp- is now known as polymorphic [16:45] Hi guys I just install U Server and I have and can install software using Ubuntu-software but I would like to install Solaar for my Logitech Mouse however when I try to install it the install button changes to Cancel and nothing happens. If I come out and search for Solaar again then it appears in the software list but now says Pending at the end of the row I can install other software fine. Any ideas please anyone? thanks [16:48] Reboot? [16:51] Yeah I gave that ago and its the same [16:51] Is there a setting that stops it installing if the app is classed as "Potentially Unsafe" === polymorp- is now known as polymorphic === VlA is now known as V1A === Guest1ll1l1l1|33 is now known as Guest1l|11 [17:56] hey losers guess what, fuuuuuulalalalalalaaaauuucccccccccccccccccccccccccccccckkk you [17:56] Guest1l|11: trolling is offtopic here. This is support channel [17:57] tsk tsk [17:57] I need liiiiiiiii support so I can a dumb windows 11 coms so I can get ubuntu on it with money I don't got [17:57] here they are again [17:58] what's the best way to pay for ubuntu? [17:58] Guest1l|11: go away [17:59] I'm asking a legit idea und this shit ain't clean [17:59] Guest1l|11: /join #politics, they love trolls === Guest1l|11 is now known as user9d [18:01] Guest1l|11, if you've got legitimate support questions to ask go ahead and ask them. Otherwise please remain quiet, you can stay on this channel, just please don't troll [18:02] oh they changed their nick in the meantime === Guest111ll| is now known as user9d === _siniestro_total is now known as _punkie_ [22:23] Hello. I'm used to a stripped down UNIX machine and something somewhere in modern Linus is resetting my default gateway [22:24] If there a way to disable all the services so I can just get my old non-NERFed UNIX back? [22:30] Ubuntu is not exactly stripped down, but the server version is pretty minimal. [22:32] Ballo: what release of ubuntu are you running? [22:34] 22.04 I think [22:35] I think I chose the wrong distro tbh [22:35] Things used to be simple [22:35] good luck on your search for the past then [22:35] yes, back when you set the route it would stay set [22:36] Amazingly, still works in MacOS Ventura [22:36] !ot Ballo [22:36] !ot | Ballo [22:36] Ballo: #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! [22:44] hi all, does someone know a 2023 replacement for this old functionality? https://www.howtogeek.com/111989/how-to-sync-quickly-reinstall-applications-on-ubuntu/ [22:46]