=== guiverc2 is now known as guvierc === Israphel_ is now known as Israphel === ubot3 is now known as ubottu === GridCube_ is now known as GridCube [03:51] god bless super nets irc network [03:51] BANnNEDoo_y troglodi1o kc2bez_ Exterminador_ tomreyn_ guiverc Pokey ubottu Israphel bynarie_ GridCube xangua nanotube ruenoak tomg_ tcuthbert diogenes_ rfm rinzewind Eickmeyer torv chuanshi Exterminador Bardon_ kiska3 JanC ikwyl6 Drone moetuning kc2bez koo5_ militantorc jwash bodiccea calcmandan doc krytarik mneptok keypusher PeGaSuS niska linsux ubot9 jmcgnh DarkTrick_ Hackerpcs roadkill === Exterminador_ is now known as Exterminador [04:46] yee [04:50] yeeee === tomreyn_ is now known as tomreyn === afrodidact_ is now known as afrodidact [14:27] do I need to understand that? [15:56] DarkTrick_: what's "that"? BANnNEDoo_y was spam, and i doubt there was much to be understood about what vvxpxr wrote. [16:32] thx for the clarification. [18:22] Hello, im unable to install xubuntu 24.4 alongside windows, I get this error: Command unshare --fork --pid --mount-proc=/target/proc -- chroot /target apt-get --quiet --assume-yes --option=Dpkg::options::=--force-unsafe-io --option= etc [18:22] Exit code: 100 [18:22] Reason: - [18:23] No stdout or stderr [18:23] Its clearly -- chroot and not --chroot [18:24] "Unexpected error while running command" [18:50] -- indicated that anything following it should be treated as non-option arguments [18:51] indicateS [18:51] and there is no "--chroot" option to unshare, so this looks fine [18:54] xu-help66w: you're installing using the xubuntu installer there, not the ubuntu server installer, right? [18:55] Yes, xubuntu installer from website, torrent download [18:55] Before the error it says: [18:55] have you verified the ISO checksum against the one published on the website? [18:56] raise ProcessExecutionError [18:56] curtil.util.ProcessExecutionError: and then the error [18:56] I was honestly unable to find the sha sum on the website... [18:57] so I didnt verify [18:57] can you share the full log file? cat /path/to/logfile | nc termbin.com 9999 [18:57] The sum is not next to the download links, at s it usually is on other distros [18:58] this would require internet access [18:58] il try [18:59] https://cdimages.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/24.04/release/SHA256SUMS [18:59] i agree it would be nice to have those stated on the download page [19:02] WTF the checksum does not match, I get bbd869f20cf24a017e75758a209e5d9b6b5d5469976ae8253d95c29fcee4800d xubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso [19:03] first time, i guess im downloading again [19:44] it works now yes [19:56] very well [19:57] nrmally, a bittorrent should do checksumming, too, though, so i'm wondering whether, maybe, the .torrent is broken [20:05] how come I still cannot smart upgrade to 24.04? do-release-upgrade shows no new candidates [20:06] from? [20:06] 23.10 [20:07] https://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release does not list noble, yet, so apparently upgrades have not been enabled, yet [20:09] tomreyn, so all ubuntu flavors are meta enabled at the same time? that list is for ubuntu [20:09] i believe so, yes [20:10] will xubuntu also have a 24.04.1 released in August, like ubuntu? [20:10] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NobleUpgrades states that "Upgrades from Ubuntu 23.10 will be enabled shortly after the release, once any known upgrade issues are resolved." [20:11] i assume thaz will be so, but am not really sure. [20:14] xu-help66w: for what it's worth, i just downloaded xubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso using the https://cdimages.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/24.04/release/xubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent file and got a matching checksum on the downloaded .ISO file (to the one at https://cdimages.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/24.04/release/SHA256SUMS ) [20:34] tomreyn, but I want to smart upgrade [20:41] what's that? [20:43] loswedseded: ^ [20:44] apparently upgrade not deleting your configuration [20:51] supported release upgrades should not delete your configuration (unless those would break theupgraded version of some software - but there, too, i'd rather expect the new version to move the unsuitable configuration out of the way, not outright delete it) [20:54] tomreyn, this is an option I found on synaptic. I like using synaptic to see package names, but it was last updated in 2021, should I use something else? [21:00] loswedseded: if you don't mind using apt in a terminal too much, use that [21:06] tomreyn, do you use any app to give you an idea of what apps are available? [21:09] loswedseded: apt search 'something' and https://packages.debian.org and https://ubuntu-archive-team.ubuntu.com/madison.cgi [21:10] those are for debian packages (*.deb, via apt) only, though, not snaps or other package formats. [21:12] there's also package and command "apt-file", which you can use to "apt-file search 'something'" which you'd otherwise only find while the package was installed. [21:41] moin moin