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webchat21That seems to have worked, sarnold! I even have my background. Will explore features00:04
webchat21Thank you again00:05
sarnoldwebchat21: *yes*! :D that went better than I expected00:09
DarkenedGentInstalled Xen-hypervisor with 24.04 and for some reason it's not booting xen by default on boot.  Bug? Anyway to fix this easily?00:50
DarkenedGent22.04 did not have this issue.00:50
sarnoldI wonder if this is related or if it's a red herring https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/206553400:55
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2065534 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "broken dependencies for xen on ubuntu 24.04" [Undecided, New]00:55
DarkenedGentDon't think so.  Pretty sure that package provides a grub binary the guests can use to boot from their own boot dir01:01
sarnoldahhhh01:02
sarnoldI wondered about it01:02
sarnoldthe description is garbage either way, heh01:02
DarkenedGentYa, true.01:04
DarkenedGentWell from ubuntu 22.04 to ubuntu 24.04 the /etc/grub.d/20_linux_xen has changed quiet a bit.01:04
loganleei have upgraded to 22.04.4 LTS01:47
loganleemy disk space after installation hardly changed, which is good01:49
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tarzeauloganlee: when you do 24.04?01:51
loganleetarzeau, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NobleUpgrades it says: "Upgrades from Ubuntu 22.04 LTS are not enabled until the release of Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS. This is currently scheduled for August 2024."01:53
loganleeso i'll do it later01:53
loganleeman... ubuntu is a blessing that keeps giving :)01:54
sarnoldyou can force it if you're curious :)01:54
loganleeok :)01:54
tarzeauloganlee: i'm so blessed i can use what ubuntu copies their great stuff from to01:54
loganleelike, my last LTS was 20.04 so i used for more than 4 years01:54
YakovHow to add miliseconds to my time widget?01:57
YakovI've added seconds but want to see miliseconds too01:57
DarkenedGentAhh, figured out the Xen issue, was my fault.02:07
loganleejust realised my gnome comes with todo and calendar apps lol02:15
loganleeFOSS for the win!!!!02:15
loganleehopefully we get a FOSS AI too!02:16
loganleei might have to come in the form of foundation that has a FOSS version of trained model02:17
sarnoldDarkenedGent: oh sweet :) what was it?02:19
DarkenedGentI needed to set the GRUB_CMDLINE_XEN_DEFAULT var in /etc/default/grub.d/02:20
DarkenedGentIn my case I created a 99-dom0.cfg with GRUB_CMDLINE_XEN_DEFAULT="console=hvc0 earlyprintk=xen nomodeset dom0_mem=16G,max:16G" inside.  On my 22.04 host I had done this directly inside the xen.cfg file which is why it wasn't a problem their.02:21
DarkenedGentSince there is a grub.d directory I'll use that rather than modifying the package provided xen.cfg02:21
sarnoldahhhhhhhhhh02:22
sarnoldcool, thanks :)02:22
jwashhi everyone, i discovered a problem with the package printrun. it requires a change in a few lines of python, then it works perfectly. How would I go about reporting this issue, and the fix to the package maintainer?05:27
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mybalzitchapt info pkgname05:32
mybalzitchMaintainer: Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>05:33
mybalzitchOriginal-Maintainer: Debian 3-D Printing Packages <3dprinter-general@lists.alioth.debian.org>05:33
mybalzitchBugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug05:33
jwashty05:34
mybalzitchyw05:35
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luna_https://social.linux.pizza/@bittin/11260810302640564607:23
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taeaadHow can I disable the Bluetooth connected/disconnected messages? 24.0411:21
taeaadAnd maybe per device?11:22
taeaadXfce4.11:22
tomreynluna_: as usual, this is off-topic for this support-only chat11:46
luna_tomreyn: alright won't say much more here as i am busy working *keeps idling to not disturb the Ubuntu support*11:47
Ders112:12
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BluesKajHi all12:24
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DarkTrick_ibus-anthy seems to have been dropped from the repos in 24.04. Is there any specific reason this happened?13:24
leftyfbDarkTrick_: the odd thing is, it looks like it was in mantic, removed from noble, but will go back into oracular13:30
DarkTrick_oO13:30
ogra_the debian maintainer of it died last year, it might have vanished from the debian archive for a short time or some such13:44
ogra_(or early this year, i cant remember the exact date)13:45
Yakovhow to add miliseconds to my ubuntu time widget?13:49
ogra_"ubuntu time widget" ?13:50
ogra_can you elaborate what you mean exactly by this13:50
DarkTrick_ogra_, putting the package aside, that's very sad to hear :(13:57
ogra_yes, he was also our input guru in ubuntu13:58
ogra_https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/in-memoriam-gunnar-hjalmarsson/4228413:58
luna_and the leader for the Swedish translations13:59
ogra_and many other translation, font and input related bits13:59
luna_oh alright i only talked to him as a Swedish translator so did not know that14:00
luna_but /me continues to work for the last 15 minutes for today *updating Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 12 at dayjob*14:01
Psi-JackIs anyone here able to help with AppArmor stuff, this for this userns/unprivileged_userns causing denials to shared files?14:01
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jStefanseems they have recently enabled "development" upgrades from 22.04 lts directly to 24.04 lts, is the channel for that ubuntu+1 ?15:31
ogra_nobody has enabled such a thing, LTS to LTS upgrades will only be enabled in august15:31
ogra_24.04 questions are fine in here ... 👍 would be for 24.10 already15:32
ogra_bah silly emoji plugin15:32
ogra_ubuntu👍 would be for 24.1015:32
ogra_GRR15:32
jStefanif you do -d flag15:32
ogra_that works since day one15:32
jStefanit's now detecting it, seems since tuesday15:32
ogra_-d means you are knowing you do something dangerous15:33
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ogra_it should have worked all the time since it was enabled for 23.10 upgardes15:33
jStefanif you have your config set to lts, before tuesday it would detect jammy as the latest development release15:33
ogra_ah, right, that might be15:34
ogra_anyway, questions for 24.04 are fine in here15:34
jStefanseems the "meta-release-lts-development" file was updates on tuesday to include noble, flagged as "Supported: 0"15:34
ogra_right ...15:35
jStefanso the -d flag would now pick it up, if your config was set to lts instead of normal. allowing you to skip 23.1015:35
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ogra_right15:36
imihi, the /usr/lib/apt/methods/store process ran by _apt user uses 100% of my cpu. it that normal?15:48
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webchat8I have an iissue shutting off my computer with ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS kernel version 5.15.0-94. Looking for some help or another set of eyes. Is this the place for it?18:16
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GeekDaDsure, let's do it18:26
GeekDaDI've got a few minutes @webchat818:27
GeekDaDYou'll need to be more descript though, unless your only looking for a smart alek answer of `init 0`18:27
loocky55how to install coqui tts for gt710?18:40
webchat8still there?18:40
webchat8GeekDaD18:41
webchat8I have created a linux kernel driver that drops a gpio pin on shutdown. However it only works like 95% of the time.18:42
webchat8Basically all my driver does is register a couple gpio pins and then replaces the pm_power_off function with my own to drop just drop a single gpio as the last command. But it doesn't work every time.18:43
webchat8Either pm_power_off is not being called or it is being called and the gpio is not being set low for some other reason18:44
webchat8but my driver was working fine in ubuntu 18.04 with linux kernel 4.15, not with ubuntu 22.04.3 kernel version 5.15 is now only works like 95% of the time18:44
webchat8if anyone has any ideas let me know18:47
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test924I'd really like to be able to submit bug reports with apport but I don't want to compromise my security/privacy. If I delete coredumps from /tmp before submitting my apport bug report, will that guarantee that the coredump will not be included?19:06
test924I don't understand why they don't give the option to not submit the coredump.19:06
oerheksunusual, but you can https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/disable-core-dumps-in-linux-with-systemd-sysctl/19:09
test924is it useless to mention bugs here?19:31
babayagahello19:31
test924I often wish there were an easier way to report bugs. Sometimes I'm willing to report a bug but not to go searching to see if it's reported since that is time consuming.19:31
oerhekstest924, no, just use the ubuntu-bug routine?19:34
oerheksor manual on launchpad19:34
oerheksany duplicate bugreport helps anyway19:35
oerheks.. affects X people19:35
oerheksadmins link bugreports together too.19:35
oerheks!bug19:36
ubottuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.19:36
blinkyAnyone online?19:54
blinkyI need some help.19:54
blinkyMy Ubuntu Noble Numbat is stuck on Balanced power mode and it won't change to Performance power mode no matter how many times I try to change it.19:55
blinkyWhat could be wrong here?19:55
loswedsededare ppas outdated?20:00
loswedsededis there something newer?20:00
oerheks?20:01
oerheksthere are plenty of ppa's. and snaps.20:01
blinkyI'm new to Ubuntu so I don't know what a PPA is.20:04
oerheks!ppa20:05
ubottuA Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge20:05
oerhekssure you could have found it.20:05
blinkyI could have. But it never occurred to me.20:05
blinkyI'll read up more about it.20:05
blinkyPPAs means snap, flatpak, wine, etc.?20:07
oerheksno20:08
blinky!addppa20:08
ubottuA !ppa can be added using a single command «  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:user/ppa-name » See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#Adding%20PPAs for more details20:08
blinkyI see.20:08
oerheksthey still are deb packages, see example https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa20:08
mutanteyet another thing that claims to make things "easier" but actually just makes it more confusing20:09
mutanteas if you couldn't add normal APT repos before20:09
oerheksnot confusing, if the maintainer does his job20:09
blinky@oerheks, I've used this command - sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade and the system is updating.20:11
oerheksnice20:11
blinkyThank you!20:13
blinkyHopefully this will resolve the problem.20:13
blinkyI'll leave for now. Thank you for the help! :D20:14
mutanteconfusing as evidenced by the need for support what it even is wen apt was known :p20:19
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Psi-JackHeh. App Center, the ONLY app that doesn't honor the left-side window control options.20:26
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ivnovomiHola21:46
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