[00:00] the flag for Wayland (tried both ways) no difference AND commented the line NOT do auto sign in [00:00] in foyu have installed nouveau gain, theat line would be commented out. so wayland is an option again [00:01] sudo systemctl restart gdm3 [00:01] ok [00:04] thats done -- now from root terminal do i just type reboot ? [00:07] i am not a terminal wizard... [00:15] was that supposed to restart desktop ? it didnt -- then i tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3 -- just goes back to root prompt [00:25] oerheks I GOT IT GOING - I also had to sudo apt autoremove (to get rid of some other nvidia stuff) i am back in desktop THANKS... now timeshift backup === EriC^^_ is now known as EriC^^ [03:06] i set an icon in /tmp/.directory because linked to /home/user/tmp for easier temporary usage, but my icon keeps disappearing because apparently the .directory keeps getting deleted... is there a way I can set it so whatever system service doesn't delete it? [03:06] what happened to installation-guide-amd64 package? [03:18] don't use a temporary directory to store things that aren't temporary? [03:24] [ what happened to installation-guide-amd64 package? you asked before? [03:24] not available anmore === neon is now known as Guest1734 [04:15] testies [04:32] hi people [04:32] welcome jacekowski [04:32] i have an issue with ubuntu not loading amdgpu automatically [04:33] which then messes up other things later during boot [04:33] i can modprobe it just fine [04:34] jacekowski: amdgpu module should load by default, unless the specific kernel comes to an error around [04:35] jacekowski: a good starting point is mention your ubuntu release and kernel version with the volunteers here [04:35] and upload your dmesg to a !paste service [04:35] it's not even attempting to load the module [04:35] thats possible yeah [04:36] Linux kubuntu 5.15.0-97-generic #107-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 7 13:26:48 UTC 2024 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [04:36] 22.04.04 [04:36] so i would expect the issue to be somwhere around initrd [04:38] !info linux-image-generic jammy [04:38] linux-image-generic (5.15.0.97.92, jammy): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Built by linux-meta. Size 3 kB / 21 kB. (Only available for amd64, armhf, arm64, powerpc, ppc64el, s390x.) [04:39] jacekowski: so please share your dmesg here with the volunteers aswell [04:39] i'm just booting it with debug in cmdline [04:40] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sXVXRZYwY6/ [04:48] jacekowski: sudo lshw -C video , in a !paste too please [04:49] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Zp57yx5MJ8/ [04:50] yep unclaimed indeed [04:51] jacekowski: lets try the !HWE kernel as a test [04:51] !hwe | jacekowski [04:51] jacekowski: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [04:52] jacekowski: a more easy tut, https://www.linuxcapable.com/how-to-install-hwe-kernel-on-ubuntu-linux/ [04:52] it used to work [04:52] then i did an upgrade [04:52] its posible newer kernel versions get stuck modules jacekowski that happens [04:52] also, if i do modprobe amdgpu after it boots, driver loads fine [04:53] thats odd indeed [04:53] the only thing that i'm not sure about [04:54] this system boots via iscsi on various machines [04:54] some with novideo graphics [04:54] and i might have updated it on machine with novideo [04:57] hmmmmmmmmm [04:57] it did work with hew kernel [04:57] yay [04:58] iscsi is a server you playing on jacekowski ? [04:58] no, it's a desktop [04:59] but i'm using PXE + iscsi to boot it [04:59] sometimes [04:59] i see === boubou_ is now known as boubou [05:00] so lets assume latest kernel 5.15 doesnt like your module jacekowski [05:00] jacekowski: if you want more proves, you could try booting a lower kernel 5.15 to see if you can reproduce [05:01] i've tried it with -94 and it was broken as well [05:02] hmm [05:02] it worked on whatever was available ~month ago [05:02] jacekowski: ok, then perhaps try the oldest of your 5.15 series === root is now known as Guest8622 [05:11] !rootirc | Guest8622 [05:11] Guest8622: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [06:47] can one still install wine32? [06:48] without it removing a bunch of software that has nothing to do with WINE? [08:09] is it a ubuntu o.s. chat platform? [08:10] !discuss | oner [08:10] oner: 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! [08:22] hello, a local online place and an old plain text not communicated html or java or flash web site builder, maybe out of the reprository and i386 32bit debian machines working. [08:22] i am thinking and searching about this. [08:23] i want to build my own web site. but, a very plain text based. old good web sites like. [08:25] i found some people answering that spesific question. i do quit, thank You! all answered that instant chat. wish You an ordinary day! === peacefulman2 is now known as peacefulman [08:55] hello [08:55] hey [08:55] who are you [08:57] hello [08:57] i'm a software engineer from austria, you ? [08:57] any one tell me what quassel irc ? [08:57] quassel ?? [08:58] tried to google it ? [08:58] which app i used right now [08:58] so you mean your IRC client [08:58] i'm into weechat [08:58] yeah i think [08:59] what's the problem ? [08:59] u are using linux [08:59] ? [09:00] that's why i'm in this channel [09:00] ohh === PasiZ2 is now known as PasiZ [09:02] why are you in this channel ? [09:04] i install linux yesterday i don't know what is this what's do this application [09:04] i just enter [09:04] and write hello [09:04] good choise of yours !! [09:04] !ot [09:04] #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! [09:05] one time a linux user you normaly stay a linux user because it's such a big world for free software and the good applications work on all platforms [09:05] jay: switch to weechat then [09:06] sudo apt-get install weechat [09:06] https://weechat.org/ [09:06] okk [09:06] easy to customize [09:07] i tried a few IRC clients over the years but weechat is my favorite, i would hate it if there where no weechat [09:08] how much you experiance [09:08] +plugins, you can have a language corrector during typing which let you choose the right word if you have made a typo [09:08] as a software enigneer [09:08] 20 years with around 5-6 years completely off the grid because of my girlfriend [09:09] ohh [09:13] lotuspsychje: do you know how to change xfce4-terminal shortcuts ? i found the config file but everytime i make changes they are switched back [09:50] i am on ubuntu 22.04 i just installed obs-studio "sudo apt install obs-studio", when I open the software I get this error: https://paste.debian.net/1308529/ please help [09:51] atreo: the solution seems to be in that message [09:52] akik: i did, same error [09:52] you did what exactly? [09:53] CosmicDJ: "sudo apt install obs-studio" a second time got the same error then "sudo apt remove obs-studio" then "sudo apt install obs-studio" got the same error [09:54] atreo: export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland then start it from that shell [09:54] akik: ok 1 moment [09:54] akik: same error [09:59] atreo: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/obs-studio/+bug/1960892 [09:59] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 1960892 in obs-studio (Ubuntu) "Starting 'obs' creates a core dump" [Undecided, Fix Committed] [09:59] atreo: solution: sudo apt install qtwayland5 [10:00] peacefulman: ha nice, it worked,, thanks :-) [10:03] atreo: no problem, glad I could help :D [10:32] i took video with screenshot feature of system but the file that generates webm and i cannot import that formati in instagram any suggestion took the video of screen? [10:37] spinningCat: what program did you use to save your desktop? [10:38] just built in screenshot [10:38] click printscreen [10:38] ahh I c [10:39] hello [10:41] spinningCat: install ffmpeg to convert the file to mp4 (which instagram uses) or use a different type of desktop recorder [10:42] i will try flameshot [10:42] spinningCat: sudo apt install ffmpeg; ffmpeg -i file.webp -c copy out.mkv [10:42] i already tryied to convert [10:44] spinningCat: unfortunately, that file format seems to be the only one the default desktop recorder uses (reference: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1427429/how-to-record-videos-of-my-desktop-as-a-mp4-instead-of-a-webm-file) [10:44] jay: hi [10:45] peacefulman: hi [10:47] hello guys, could you help me? after full-upgrading Ubuntu Noble, i cant get GUI up. Only in failsafe mode. I asked #ubuntu+1 but then cant help me [10:48] i can get GUI up in failsame mode, though [10:48] jay: how's it going? [10:48] failsafe, sorry [10:48] can anyone help me? [10:49] yes [10:49] peacefulman :absolutely fine [10:50] jay, what should i do? [10:50] elhoir: what type of video card do you have? [10:50] or video chipset [10:50] or gpu [10:50] peacefulman, its a laptop, its an APU, AMD A6-5200 [10:50] Radeon HD 8400 / R3 series [10:51] i uploaded a bug report but i dont know it its correct ---> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/2054890 [10:51] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2054890 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "freezes on ubuntu 24.04" [Undecided, New] [10:52] elhoir: did you try enabling additioning drivers in failsafe mode? [10:52] additional drivers I mean [10:53] peacefulman, i tried modprobe but i cant, it says "bad arguments" [10:53] modprobe radeon [10:53] elhoir: in fail safe mode do you get a graphical login? [10:54] yes i do [10:54] actually im currently logged in [10:54] elhoir: when you go to the start menu, or program list, do you see the additional drivers program? [10:54] yes [10:54] there is no additional drivers available [10:55] :( [10:55] hrm [10:55] you mean the software-properties-gtk app, right? [10:56] no additional drivers [10:56] yeah thats the app [10:56] strange [10:56] and system is fully upgraded [10:59] any idea? [10:59] I'm not sure, I've never had a amd gpu with ubuntu, and the amd site doesn't list 24.04 as a supported os yet [10:59] why? [10:59] amd lists 22.04 or 23 [11:00] https://www.amd.com/en/support/linux-drivers [11:01] it has been working until latest full-upgrade on friday [11:01] its odd [11:02] and i dont use amd drivers, only sotck ubuntu ones [11:02] oh so it was working just on friday? [11:02] stock* [11:02] peacefulman, yes [11:02] ha, that happened to me with my nvidia drivers like a week ago [11:02] i upgraded acout 200 or 300 packages and it stopped working [11:03] with 22.04 [11:03] and what did you do to fix it? [11:04] well, I switch the driver version and had to shutdown the pc. When I dual booted and rebooted from windows 10 it caused issues [11:04] are you dual-booting? [11:04] (running windows as well) [11:04] yes xD i dual boot [11:04] You want #ubuntu-next elhoir - this channel is for current releases of Ubuntu. NOT dev ones. [11:05] +1 [11:05] mandem0110, i already asked #ubuntu+1 [11:05] And? doesn't mean you should ask here too. lol [11:05] elhoir: well, you could try doing a full shutdown/poweroff. Then turn back on [11:05] peacefulman, errrr... already done. Many times xD [11:06] you mean not reboot but shutdown? [11:06] !ubuntu-next [11:06] mandem0110, ooooooooook [11:06] !next [11:06] Noble Numbat is the codename for Ubuntu 24.04. For technical support, see #ubuntu-next. For testing and QA feedback and help, see #ubuntu-quality. [11:06] elhoir: /join #ubuntu-next [11:06] Right... [11:07] peacefulman: he's there and asked already. :D [11:07] No one answered so he thought it would be a good idea to ask here :/ [11:15] mandem0110, well, actually they did answer, but it seems they dont know how to help [11:15] Okay, cool. So why ask here? :D [11:15] thats why i search here [11:15] because i neewd to know whats happening lol [11:15] No, you did not search here. You *asked* here when you know you shouldn't have. [11:16] it is still early, just wait and see [11:16] okay name it as you wish xd [11:16] Just because someone didn't answer straight away, doesn't mean you should ask in different channels... [11:17] Have some patience. [11:17] !patience | elhoir [11:17] elhoir: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ === JanC is now known as Guest8253 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [12:24] \6,6 [12:24] How turnoff tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:902 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1493/vmware-authdla [12:32] Lolo: https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2005585 [12:33] HD THX [12:33] * [12:42] Why isn't this bar in Files clickable? https://i.imgur.com/UixkEsf.png [12:42] Seems like a pretty useless feature right now. I'd like to be able to click it and write a new path to go to. Or get a menu over recently visited paths (similar to a web browser). [12:43] Do you know of any Gnome extensions that fixes this? [12:43] http://explorer.net.ru:8080/music/XOLIDAYBOY/ [12:47] Lolo, not here, thanks. [12:48] peirik, on what ubuntu version? [12:48] oerheks: 23.10.1 [12:48] Lolo: https://p.haxxors.com/s5jrtfkl.webm [12:49] this works with a simple click on 24.04. if it does not work on your version yet press CTRL-L [12:49] ravage: wtf [12:49] oh sorry. peirik 🙂 [12:49] holy crap it works with ctrl+l [12:50] is this a new feature in 24? [12:50] (or that it works with click) [12:50] i only know it did not work in 22.04 [12:50] only use LTS releases [12:51] 24 isn't lts yet is it? [12:51] it is not released yet. im testing it [12:51] aha [12:51] well, glad to see it's being fixed then [12:51] thanks for the tip === Furna is now known as Furna_ [13:17] hi === Furna is now known as Furna_away [13:35] hi [13:35] puiypuiypo [13:51] Hi all [13:51] http://explorer.net.ru:8080/temp/Photo0245.jpg [13:51] \6,6 [14:12] http://explorer.net.ru:8080/music/PSY/ [14:14] Lolo, i asked you not to do that here, it is considered spam [14:14] 3 times not, that is enough. [14:14] !ot [14:14] #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! [15:23] hi [15:24] :-) [15:26] xubuntu 22.04 LTS machine, firefox won't offer the laser printer anymore when printing an article, while system settings list the printer and prints a test page alright - what's happened here? [15:26] it _is_ possible that the user accidentally upgraded to 22.10 or later, not-computer person [15:27] in fact the least computer person I ever dealt with [15:27] lsb_release -a # would show? [15:28] we just quit the session as Teamviewer was outdated and hung up every couple minutes (updating by talking the least computer person in the planet through the telephone just was beyond my nerves today) [15:28] some firefox help; https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/fix-printing-problems-firefox#:~:text=Check%20Firefox%20permissions%20in%20Ubuntu%20Software,-You%20can%20see&text=Find%20Firefox%20and%20click%20it,check%20if%20printers%20are%20showing. [15:29] sudo snap connect firefox:cups-control [15:29] then restart firefox [15:29] oh snap [15:29] alright, I'll try that. [15:29] and another trick on this page https://askubuntu.com/questions/1260603/how-can-i-print-from-the-snap-packaged-version-of-firefox [15:31] I need this fella to go for a Mac [15:32] what's the status with snap and flatpak? I keep hearing snap is tricky and flatpak is somewhat closed, so which way is canonical gonna go? [15:35] we use snaps. [15:35] for years now. [15:35] flatpak, mehhh .. no control like snap gives in settings [16:25] nek [16:26] sanremo 2024 [16:30] oerheks: well, as we see: snap here means: browser update breaks printing which a senior citizen cannot fix for it needs cli magic that _might_ work [16:43] how do i save a pdf of an spa that requires login from the cli [16:49] I have setup openvpn via gnome/networkmanager. I need to pass some extra options to openvpn when I start up the vpn profile. How can I do this? === JanC is now known as Guest1553 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === Guest6890 is now known as e === e is now known as Guest8711 === Guest8711 is now known as unjustice1 [18:17] what's up [18:38] hi [18:38] hi [19:31] is anyone familiar with the current recommended workflow for installing 22.04 desktop without grub? [19:32] ubiquity -b [19:32] thanks === wynn is now known as Guest2706 [20:46] I am trying to activate my OpenVPN connection via network manager, but am getting the following errors. https://pastebin.com/JQ1w8CEV [20:52] Hello [20:52] I have an issue with bluetooth in ubuntu 22 [20:52] Im using tws headphones and everytime i loose the link.. [20:53] I have to manually remove the device and start fresh.. [20:53] If i dont do that the bluetooth settings will say connected but sound coming through the laptop speakers instead of the headphones.. [20:54] How can i fix that.. It makes me loose a lot of time manually rewmoving the device and paring afresh each time i go out of reach for some reason.. [21:01] mrcoffee: I'd say, install "pavucontrol", which is a volume control center, and if the bluetooth headphone loses its link, check in "pavucontrol", it'll show in the menus as "pulse audio volume control", and from there choose the output device, and from the list pick your bluetooth headphone [21:04] Ok bprompt thats an option i might try, but really would like the bluettoth tab within settings to work properly.. [21:13] having some trouble using a security key on ubuntu. gnome-keyring-daemon is running and I see the keys in the gui. I'm only able to ssh with the key if I a) start a new ssh-agent in the current terminal, and b) have ssh-askpass installed, otherwise I get "agent refused operation" [21:15] any ideas what I may be missing? ideally it would work with the already running ssh-agent, and prompt for the pin in the terminal without needing needing ssh-askpass [21:16] I assume it's something to do with the permissions required by some component in the flow, since if I use sudo then it just works as above, no ssh-askpass or local ssh-agent needed === coc0nut_ is now known as coc0nut [21:21] THats strange headphones seem to work properly now.. Cant replicate the issue i was having, weird. [21:26] mrcoffee: maybe it was the battery =) [21:41] no. [21:45] I've got a zfs pool that isn't showing up in 'mount', is that expected behavior or am I looking at potential data loss? [21:47] is it mounted? [21:48] first step is to import it [23:30] i'm running 22.04.4 desktop, my GPU is branded as "Radeon R7 450" and lshw identifies it as "Cape Verde PRO / Venus LE / Tropo PRO-L [Radeon HD 8830M / R7 250 / R7 M465X]" [23:30] slingamn: ok [23:30] vainfo says: https://pastebin.com/in1tP15i [23:31] if i try to play a 1080p h264 video, mpv says: "[ffmpeg/video] h264: Hardware does not support image size 1920x880 (constraints: width 64-0 height 64-0)." [23:37] i get similar errors for 1280x720 and 720x480 [23:38] If you have a multi-boot system, is there a sensible way to have them all update grub independently, or is it better to have one that can update grub, and the others don't touch it? [23:39] its better to just have 1 dist [23:39] fofl [23:41] Ok, I thought it might be. That's how I'm doing it now. But if one of the minor ones updates its kernel, I have to run update grub from the main system for OS prober to find the new kernel. [23:42] Is there an alternative to that or just best to live with it [23:43] sem: that is a shortfall of grub [23:49] sem: I too multi-boot 'buntus - my solution is to disable 30_os-prober is the secomdary systems.