meustation | I'd say 1 or 2gb, perhaps more | 00:17 |
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meustation | but it's a machine that has been having troubles with a full fledged ubuntu lts, so a more lightweight distro is to see if the lifetime of the machine can be extended | 00:17 |
meustation | can't try them all because it's not my machine, but of a relative that I will be visiting shortly to help with the data backup process in case the machine kicks the bucket | 00:18 |
oerheks | lubuntu is the lightest, with 2gb+ i would do xubuntu and tweak some, like disable animations https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/711122/edit-xubuntu-preferences-via-command-line | 00:21 |
oerheks | tons of other help/tweak performance pages to find, bottleneck will be your browser, that can be a memory-shark | 00:22 |
wiseguy | I'm on Lubuntu right now. I like it. In addition, it resurrected 3 laptops from my tech graveyard like a wizard. I was havinging issues with those boxes for the longest time trying other distros. Lubuntu just worked. Up and running in 45min each. | 00:39 |
oerheks | https://lubuntu.me/tips-and-tricks/ | 00:40 |
z1nt3k | hello | 00:49 |
meustation | just finished getting the lubuntu 22.04.4 iso, thanks for the advice | 01:04 |
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webchat89 | I tried asking about it yesterday, but got no replies, so I'll try again: are there any plans to fix Intel iGPU support in Ubuntu 24.04? Neither vainfo or clinfo find suitable devices nor do apps work, when everything works just fine in e.g. 23.10. | 02:15 |
vortexx | webchat89: seeing as it's the next LTS release, yes I imagine it will be fixed. Might have to wait for 24.04.1 for that. | 02:36 |
vortexx | webchat89: and maybe you should stay on 23.10 till then | 02:41 |
webchat89 | Oof | 02:42 |
webchat89 | No other choice, then | 02:42 |
rfm | vortexx, Is it actually known to be generally broken? Is there a bug filed? | 02:43 |
rfm | I couldn't find anything in a search... | 02:43 |
vortexx | rfm: I do not know that | 02:44 |
vortexx | webchat89: are you addicted to upgrading to the latest release? 23.10 will remain supported for a while | 02:44 |
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turtleneck | i did a sudo upg and the message 'nigger' accidentally appeared how to fix | 07:25 |
ArtfulDodger | Hi! I've just upgraded from Ub Mate 22.04 to 24.04 (passing by 23.10) and now the Backup app (deja-dup) has a partly broken UI. Here is an example with the Help and About windows https://www.cjoint.com/data/NFqmAnmKKb0_Capture-du-2024-06-16-14-25-07.png but it is also the same with the other windows allowing actual backups so I currently can't backup anything. Any idea? | 12:29 |
ArtfulDodger | (broken UI = text and labels don't appear properly so can't be read) | 12:30 |
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BluesKaj | Hi all | 14:22 |
yaslam | Hi BluesKaj | 14:23 |
BluesKaj | hi yaslam | 14:25 |
GottaHavThemRibs | whaaaaaazup BluesKaj | 14:25 |
GottaHavThemRibs | yo yaslam | 14:25 |
yaslam | yo GottaHavThemRibs | 14:25 |
BluesKaj | morning coffee, GottaHavThemRibs | 14:26 |
yaslam | coffee, morning | 14:38 |
Marz | Does Ubuntu have an official discord server? | 14:42 |
lotuspsychje | Marz: here's the most common community support ways; https://ubuntu.com/community/support | 14:44 |
Marz | I could swear i saw something about discord while installing Ubuntu but couldn’t find an official channel | 14:45 |
Marz | I can use other locations to connect to a server using sftp with password. How do i connect with a key and password authentication disabled?i can’t seem to find a solution | 14:48 |
leftyfb | Marz: you probably saw discourse https://discourse.ubuntu.com/ | 14:54 |
Marz | I guess that was it. lol | 14:59 |
coder | hello everyone | 15:04 |
coder | um | 15:04 |
coder | ok | 15:04 |
lnxx | hellooooo | 15:05 |
LuckyMan | too late | 15:05 |
LuckyMan | he left | 15:05 |
LuckyMan | it was an impatient coder | 15:05 |
LuckyMan | :-D | 15:05 |
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nikolar | hello, can anyone here tell me how do i upgrade a ubuntu install from eg 18 to 20 non-interactively | 16:00 |
rbox | well, there is no "ubuntu 18" or "ubuuntu 20" to begin with... | 16:02 |
nikolar | sorry, 18.04 to 20.04 | 16:03 |
nikolar | thought that was obvious enough | 16:03 |
rbox | so yo uwant to upgrade a really ancient dist to an ancient dist... | 16:03 |
nikolar | i wouldn't call 20 ancient | 16:04 |
nikolar | but sure | 16:04 |
nikolar | whatever | 16:04 |
ioria | i recall a thing like 'DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive' option , but never tried, so i cannot recommend | 16:04 |
nikolar | yeah doesn't work | 16:05 |
nikolar | just exits witout printing anything | 16:05 |
ioria | nikolar, what was your exact command ? | 16:05 |
nikolar | do-release-upgrade -f DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive | 16:06 |
nikolar | as root, clearly | 16:06 |
ioria | nikolar, ok, maybe you need to enable old-release repo, idk | 16:06 |
nikolar | oh the upgrade would work without that option | 16:06 |
nikolar | but i'd have to attend to it | 16:06 |
nikolar | which i can't exactly do for a 100 servers at work | 16:07 |
ioria | nikolar, so you would need a little debian script, but i don't remember atm, sy | 16:07 |
nikolar | sy? | 16:08 |
ioria | sorry | 16:08 |
rbox | what do you mean"but i'd have to attend to it" | 16:08 |
nikolar | i'd have to go pressy Ys and Ns to get it to upgrade the system | 16:08 |
nikolar | ioria: no problem, thanks anyway :) | 16:09 |
ioria | ok | 16:09 |
nikolar | s/pressy/pressing | 16:09 |
rbox | theres the non interactive stuff | 16:10 |
rbox | that epple use in docker | 16:11 |
nikolar | i am not sure i know what you're referring to | 16:11 |
rbox | DEBIAN_FRONTEND | 16:11 |
ioria | nikolar, yea, something like that: env DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive APT_LISTCHANGES_FRONTEND=mail apt-get upgrade -y -o Dpkg::Options::='--force-confdef' -o Dpkg::Options::='--force-confold' ; but change the apt cmd | 16:13 |
nikolar | well i replaced apt with do-release-upgrade | 16:14 |
nikolar | let's see if it works | 16:14 |
nikolar | nope | 16:16 |
Birbasaurus | BTW i use Artix with OpenRC init | 16:48 |
Birbasaurus | systemd is a bloated security hole that has always run like trash for me | 16:50 |
Birbasaurus | pacman is so much better than apt | 16:50 |
Birbasaurus | dependencies are so much easier to deal with | 16:51 |
Birbasaurus | iv never liked apt | 16:51 |
Birbasaurus | even when i was using it as my main | 16:51 |
Birbasaurus | Arch is supperior | 16:52 |
Birbasaurus | Ubuntu is trash | 16:53 |
bertptrs | that's a nice opinion but why spam it here | 16:53 |
rbox | Birbasaurus: didn't your mom t ell you to go to your room for being a bad boy? | 16:53 |
Birbasaurus | because i am birb | 16:53 |
Birbasaurus | rbox, yes she did, but im a rebel | 16:54 |
rbox | !ops | Birbasaurus | 16:54 |
ubottu | Birbasaurus: 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 | 16:54 |
Birbasaurus | haha nice | 16:54 |
Birbasaurus | *waits for the ban* | 16:54 |
Birbasaurus | Artix is also better than Arch cause no systemd | 16:55 |
Birbasaurus | i like trains | 16:58 |
Birbasaurus | staff must be sleeping or some shit | 17:03 |
Birbasaurus | i cringe when people have / and /home on the same partition | 17:04 |
Birbasaurus | pie | 17:12 |
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user1__ | hi | 17:23 |
Guest134 | how do I mount a zfs pool in ubuntu desktop 24.04 ? | 17:27 |
Guest134 | 1 zfs disk only | 17:27 |
ioria | nikolar, try this: https://termbin.com/n1qm | 17:28 |
nikolar | ioria: thanks, i will :) | 17:28 |
nikolar | ioria: E: Invalid operation do-release-upgrade | 17:30 |
nikolar | :( | 17:30 |
jardon_ | is this a good place to get some help with gbp? | 17:32 |
ioria | nikolar, sorry, change the last line apt-get/do-release-upgrade | 17:34 |
nikolar | sorry, change it to what | 17:34 |
ioria | nikolar, with 'do-release-upgrade -f DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive' | 17:37 |
Aavar | A simple question about dualbooting. Is it recommended to have Linux or Windows frist on the drive? | 18:51 |
rbox | you should install windows first | 18:53 |
Aavar | Rbox: thank you, but that was not My question 😉 | 18:54 |
rbox | then what was | 18:54 |
oerheks | install windows first, let windows make free space, install ubuntu | 18:55 |
oerheks | windows at the beginning or the end, does not matter | 18:56 |
Aavar | I dont mean the installation order, but the order on the drive. Which comes first on the drive | 18:56 |
oerheks | grub2 bootloader takes care of that | 18:56 |
Aavar | oerheks: thank you 🙏 | 18:57 |
oerheks | have fun! | 18:57 |
vortexx | Aavar: it doesn't matter much but generally I let windows use the first part of the drive with it's 3 partitions (and I try to leave the OEM ones at the back of the drive if they exist too). Shrink the NTFS C: partition if need be, the install other OSes. Grub will handle everything for you | 19:44 |
Aavar | vortexx: the reason I am askin is because windows does not want to install because the partition is in the wrong place (I dont remember the exact error). I have had windows and ubuntu for years on this computer, but this week I replaced ubuntu with popos. Didn't like it and moved back to ubuntu. and now it's not working. But it's no big deal. I | 19:47 |
Aavar | almost never use windows anyway. | 19:47 |
vortexx | I think Windows does like being at the front of the drive | 19:50 |
walterduranov | Hello bros | 20:42 |
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