[06:52] <Guest3718> http://dchub.one/catalog/Soft/eiskaltdcpp/make.txt DC++ Ubuntu install
[11:32] <x2z> тут есть русские или русскоговорящие?
[13:26] <xu-help69w> Hi everyone, I have an issue where sometimes the pc shuts down immediately it finish booting, I've raised the error here once, but I'm not sure how to get back a response, because every time I relog in the text have been cleared. It was @tomreyn that responded to my message then. I've ran journalctl and pasted the response to a bin. here's the link, I'll truly appreciate your help. https://bpa.st/PSCQ
[13:27] <xu-help69w> journalctl -kb -1, is the command I ran
[13:29] <tomreyn> hi xu-help69w. you doing this exactly right. indeed, past chats will be lost here unless you log them. so it's exactly right to re-ask the same question when it remains unsolved
[13:30] <tomreyn> did you say your computer shuts down cleanly after booting, or does it just immediately power off - if you can tell.
[13:32] <tomreyn> the log you posted shows a successful boot at Nov 28 14:09:45
[13:34] <tomreyn> so, at least from this log, i couldn't tell what may have caused it.
[13:36] <tomreyn> the only issues seen on this log are some ACPI bugs regarding the thermal zone. i would suggest to try disabling uefi 'secure boot' in bios - this may (or not) help diagnose it / solve it as a side effect.
[13:52] <tobiloba_> @tomreyn it immediately power off
[13:52] <tomreyn> tobiloba_: hmm, this really sounds a lot like a hardware or firmware issue to me.
[13:53] <tomreyn> if it's quite reproducible, compare it to earlier *ubuntu releases and other operating systems, too
[13:54] <tobiloba_> I'm dual booting with windows and the issue doesn't occur when i use windows
[13:54] <tobiloba_> I'll try a fresh reinstall
[13:57] <tomreyn> tobiloba_: hmm, i don't think a fresh install will help there, unfortunately
[13:58] <tomreyn> disabling 'secure boot' might, but i don't know whether windows would tolerate that
[13:58] <tomreyn> is fast startup disabled in windows?
[13:59] <xu-help69w> yes
[13:59] <xu-help69w> I'll try disabling secure boot then
[14:16] <tomreyn> tobiloba_: note that with such fundamental issues, and anything that's not xubuntu/XFCE/XFWM specific, you can also ask in #ubuntu - which has more (and more active) people. maybe also someone with another suggestion.
[14:17] <tomreyn> (you'd need to repeat the question and your findings so far)
[14:31] <tobiloba_> Ok thank you @tomreyn
[14:37] <tomreyn> you're welcome - sorry i couldn't really help
[15:46] <sentient-pants> hello, i have a question.  i'm trying to find a way to add new default folders to the wallpaper dialogue box.  does anyone know which config controls that?
[15:52] <sentient-pants> also the function where windows expand when dragged to the screen borders is not working properly.  the windows aren't resizing.
[16:07] <sentient-pants> ok i solved the window snap problem.
[17:59] <sentient-pants> can someone tell me where the nano config is stored?  i'm running nano 6.2 and it's configs aren't in the same place as version 7.2 for some reason
[18:02] <tomreyn> 7.2's system-wide configuration file is stored at /etc/nanorc
[18:03] <tomreyn> 6.2's as well
[18:04] <tomreyn> i'm not sure where the users' configuration file is stored. it may have been stored at ~/.nanorc in the past and have since moved to ~/.config/nanorc or similar
[18:05] <tomreyn> ~/.config/nano/nanorc rather, according to nanorc(5)
[18:32] <sentient-pants> nope that config doesn't exist
[18:33] <sentient-pants> i don't know why version 7.2 has an easy to modify config but 6.2 just doesn't.  all i want to do is enable word wrap globally.
[19:24] <rfm> sentient-pants, the config doesn't exist until you create it. "mkdir -p ~/.config/nano" and edit ~/.config/nano/nanorc