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enigma9o7Hello.  I am using virt-manager and have a VM fullscreen in another workspace.  How do I take a screenshot of it?  It ignores my PrtScr00:35
JanCthe PrtScr is probably going to the VM & thus the snapshot too?00:39
circuitboneescape out of the vm and click the desktop then execute screenshot.00:41
circuitbonenot sure with fullscreen unless you take a shot within the vm and hand it out00:41
enigma9o7virt manager doesn't offer a way?00:42
circuitboneIt would be the host or the vm taking the shot, unlike the feature in virtualbox which I assume you are thinking of.00:45
pragmaticenigmawhen the Guest VM has focus, the PrtSc keypress is going to be captured by the Guest OS. I don't know if virt-manager has a "host" key which can sometimes be pressed before pressing other control keys to trigger the Host machine to take the screen shot instead00:48
pragmaticenigmasimilar to pressing the Right Ctrl key in Virtual Box00:49
enigma9o7yeah I don't either.  I'm new to virt manager.00:54
enigma9o7By taking it out of fullscreen i can find screenshot in the menu, so that works I guess.00:54
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SheilongGood evening02:50
Guest7975Hello, I am unable to update Ubunut Studio to an invalid GPG key. I suspect I may have misconfigured tor perhaps. Can someone share any insight. Here is the output from my attempt to update02:55
Guest7975https://pastebin.com/Rx74W9nU02:55
enigma9o7thats not an ubuntu repo, thats some torproject?02:56
enigma9o7maybe they have a new key?  alternatively you could disable their repo, but then you'll no longer get their updates to your software02:57
ravagecheck their documentation. the current key is here: https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org/A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89.asc02:59
SheilongI have a dell Inspiron-3583 with Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS running. I wanted to upgrade to a newer LTS version. However my laptop doesn't appear in the list of Ubuntu certified laptops, meaning it does not have support.03:00
pragmaticenigmaSheilong: You misread what that list means03:01
ravageGuest7975: wget -qO- https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org/A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89.asc | gpg --dearmor | tee /usr/share/keyrings/deb.torproject.org-keyring.gpg >/dev/null03:01
ravageall instructions at: https://support.torproject.org/apt/03:01
enigma9o7That's an interesting conclusion, I doubt many of us are in that list Sheilong....03:02
enigma9o7But anyways you can support it yourself with our help, so no worries.03:02
ravageSheilong: just do the upgrade(s)03:02
SheilongActually it appears on the list, but only for  Ubuntu 18.04 LTS03:02
pragmaticenigmaSheilong: What CPU is in that machine?03:03
ravageim pretty sure everything will just work03:03
Sheilongpragmaticenigma: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8265U CPU @ 1.60GHz03:03
enigma9o7got e nough bits it seems03:03
pragmaticenigmaSheilong: You can upgrade without issue03:03
Guest7975ravage: https://pastebin.com/pWvsFKih03:04
Guest7975ravage: similar error03:04
ravagesee the other link. remove any old repos from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/03:05
ravageand then follow their instructions03:05
SheilongOk! So do you think a fresh install is better or just upgrading without formatting it could crash the system?03:05
Guest7975ravage: gotcha03:05
ravagei would do a fresh install of 24.0403:06
pragmaticenigmaSheilong: if your interest is getting to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, I would do a fresh install. Otherwise you're going to spend hours waiting for updates to install from the past 6 years.03:07
enigma9o7you'll spend way less time installing clean and setting up fresh03:07
enigma9o7and won't have weird issues to resolve03:08
SheilongOk, thanks so much for your help.03:08
Guest7975ravage: so /etc/apt/sources.list.d contains three files and I assume that the tor.project.list is the one that I needed to adjust for the correct repos. I deleted the old ones and have these instead https://pastebin.com/7ExchnEV ...does that seem right?03:14
ravagethat requires a tor connection for updates03:15
ravagethats also not what https://support.torproject.org/apt/ says03:16
Guest7975ravage: Which portion am I being directed to? The "can I use APT over tor" section?03:17
ravageThe last one03:17
ravageYou want the stable builds and your distribution is jammy03:18
ravageAt least that what I got from your earlier pastes03:19
ravageThat's Ubuntu 22.0403:19
Guest7975ravage: https://pastebin.com/gZ4idDDA03:25
Guest7975ravage: ravage: sorry..https://pastebin.com/FhZN9g9X there03:26
ravageWhy did you add 32 bit?03:27
Guest7975ravage: I have amd64, where do you specify that?03:30
Guest7975ravage: I copied step 2, but with "jammy" as the distro03:31
Guest7975ravage: deb     [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/deb.torproject.org-keyring.gpg] https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org jammy main03:32
Guest7975ravage: I specified amd64 and fixed a bracket issue, but there seems to be a different problem now https://pastebin.com/kcEzQaM903:47
coderman1with ufw, why would i be seeing this in my ufw.log [UFW BLOCK] IN=eno1 OUT= MAC=d4:be:d9:af:6f:96:18:03:73:f4:a6:5e:08:00 SRC=67.23.70.x DST=67.23.70.y LEN=40 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=0 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=443 DPT=49662 WINDOW=0 RES=0x00 RST URGP=003:48
coderman1if i am allowing 443 in on from everywhere?03:48
coderman1im seeing this from a bunch of differnt hosts coming in on 443, but the DPT are different03:48
coderman1some of them are from my own servers, some are remote servers03:49
rboxbecause your rules are wrong?03:51
coderman1well id like to understand why https requests would be SPT=443 but DPT=49662?03:52
coderman1443                        ALLOW       Anywhere03:52
coderman1443/tcp                    ALLOW       Anywhere03:52
coderman1ufw status shows this03:52
rboxthey woudnl't be03:52
coderman1what are they then?03:53
rboxhow should i know03:54
coderman1because you said they wouldnt be.03:55
rboxoh i guess the source does show up as 443, even though thats a lie03:57
rboxso t ahts going to be a response from an https connection03:57
rboxyour settings in ufw are probably for incoming 44303:57
coderman1ufw allow 8003:58
coderman1ufw allow 44303:58
coderman1my ufw script contains the following03:58
coderman1i am accepting traffic on 443 fine, im just wondering what these blocks are coming from in the logs. i want to make sure im not blocking something i shouldnt be03:59
coderman1i also have: ufw default allow outgoing03:59
rboxthat is a response from a 443 server04:00
coderman1so this is my server reaching out to a 443 server and it sending the responses back on these random ports?04:02
rboxcurl https://whatever04:03
rboxits the response back04:03
coderman1is it something i should be worried about? im not seeing this on other servers that have UFW turned on04:06
coderman1whats strange is its happening at almost the exact same seconds of every minute04:08
rboxyou shodun't be blocking random https responses04:09
coderman1how would i allow them if i dont know what port they are going to be coming in on...every one of them is showing a different DPT value04:09
rboxsounds like your ufw is horrifically misconfigured04:11
rboxthats how scokets work... its aliways going to be differnet04:11
coderman1is there a way to see what the request was that got blocked? the ufw.log doesnt really help in that regard04:16
coderman1its processing tens of thousands of requests per minute. but only about 6-8 BLOCK's in the log per minute04:18
rboxprobably not since the handshake is probalby getting blocked04:18
rboxmaybe you could try wireshark/tcpdump04:18
coderman1https://pastebin.com/axYQE1Qw04:20
coderman1this is an example of the blocks im seeing, about 6 per minute04:20
coderman1it would be nice to know what all those blocks are attempting to do, but also know the reasons for the handful of failures coming from my own servers....its a little strange that thousands of requests are going through fine but a couple per minute get blocked04:21
rboxthey are blocking tcp conections04:22
rboxthats what they're doing, not attempting04:22
rboxits because your rules are screwed up04:23
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olspookishmagusso, what's the final advice on this for us peasants with Xubuntu 24.04? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-panel/+bug/206484607:57
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2064846 in xfce4-panel (Ubuntu) "xfce4-panel 4.18.4 in noble broken with glibc 2.80" [Medium, Confirmed]07:57
enigma9o7disable the crash reporter from notifying you about it08:00
enigma9o7its harmless08:01
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enigma9o7and fixed in newer versions08:01
olspookishmagusenigma9o7: 1. how do I re-enable it back? 2. this will disable it the crash reporter only for THIS type of "crash"? 3. how can crash reported tell? what's the associated program for it? whoopsie?08:03
enigma9o7just for thatapp, yeah.   think it offers than when it pops up.08:08
olspookishmagusenigma9o7: yeah but what's what holds the paths to the configuration files of this behavior?08:55
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olspookishmagusseeing the related files are in /var/crash and that the group owning those is whoopsie09:16
olspookishmagusI guess whoopsie is the way to investigate09:17
olspookishmagusI'm reading about apport too, so I'll have this in mind as well09:17
olspookishmagusI think it must be this: /etc/apport/report-ignore/README.denylist09:27
olspookishmagus$ ls -l /var/crash10:13
olspookishmagustotal 454210:13
olspookishmagus-rw-r----- 1 topsyturny whoopsie 2193635 Jan  1 22:24 _usr_bin_xfce4-panel.1000.crash10:13
olspookishmagus-rw-r----- 1 topsyturny whoopsie 2654008 Jan  5 09:27 _usr_lib_x86_64-linux-gnu_xfce4_panel_wrapper-2.0.1000.crash10:13
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tazhi i am having trouble with my can ubuntu can someone help?11:48
tomreyntaz: hi. you'll need to provide details.11:49
tazok i want to install mixxx or ubuntu studio on my laptop but it does not work neither with the app on ubuntu softwate store nor by entering the codex in the terminal11:50
tomreynwhat did you type into the terminal, what was the result?11:52
tomreynuse a pastebin to share multiple lines11:52
tazmark@mark-Latitude-E7270:~$ sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-desktop11:57
tazLecture des listes de paquets... Fait11:57
tazConstruction de l'arbre des dépendances... Fait11:57
tazLecture des informations d'état... Fait11:57
tazLes paquets suivants ont été installés automatiquement et ne sont plus nécessaires :11:57
taz  dctrl-tools dmeventd dmraid dpkg-repack gir1.2-nma-1.0 gir1.2-timezonemap-1.0 gir1.2-xkl-1.0 kpartx kpartx-boot libaio111:57
tomreynuse https://bpa.st11:58
tazErr :71 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lunar/universe amd64 libkf5kdcraw5 amd64 22.12.3-0ubuntu111:59
taz  404  Not Found [IP : 51.158.154.169 80]11:59
tazErr :72 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lunar/universe amd64 libkcolorpicker0 amd64 0.2.0-111:59
taz  404  Not Found [IP : 51.158.154.169 80]11:59
tazIgn :73 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lunar/universe amd64 libkimageannotator-common all 0.6.0-111:59
tazErr :74 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lunar/universe amd64 libkimageannotator0 amd64 0.6.0-111:59
tomreyntaz: please stop pasting into the channel. last warning.12:00
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tazE: Impossible de récupérer http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/libq/libqapt/libqapt3_3.0.5-2_amd64.deb  404  Not Found [IP : 51.158.154.169 80]12:02
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BluesKajHi all12:49
gjaekelI need help on Ubuntu-Unity-24.04.1: On logout or user switch, the graphical session hang until `systemd` hard kills `gnome-session-binary` after a timeout of about 1m30s .13:05
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elias2helloooo15:09
elias2i haven't logged in in a while15:10
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oerhekshi elias215:12
deadromhi15:19
deadromI'm trying to compile the roccat tools to setup my RGB keyboard: https://sourceforge.net/projects/roccat/ which needs https://sourceforge.net/projects/libgaminggear/ . I'm stuck at make:15:21
deadrom /usr/include/pango-1.0/pango/pango-coverage.h:28:10: fatal error: hb.h: No such file or directory15:22
oerheksmaybe you need harfbuzz , this post gave me a clue https://github.com/Ettercap/ettercap/issues/1062#issuecomment-66482599415:26
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Issue 1062 in Ettercap/ettercap "fatal error: hb.h: No such file or directory 28 | #include <hb.h>" [Closed]15:26
oerheks!find harfbuzz15:27
ubottuFound: gir1.2-harfbuzz-0.0, libharfbuzz-cairo0, libharfbuzz-dev, libharfbuzz-doc, libharfbuzz-gobject0, libharfbuzz-icu0, libharfbuzz-subset0, libharfbuzz0b, libghc-gi-harfbuzz-dev, libghc-gi-harfbuzz-doc and 5 others <https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=harfbuzz&searchon=names&suite=noble&section=all>15:27
elias2it isn't really that hard15:27
oerheks libharfbuzz-dev probably?15:27
elias2if it says you need something then get it15:27
elias2super simple15:27
oerheksyes, bu finding the righ -dev package might be not that simple15:28
elias2nope it is simple to me15:28
deadromelias2: harfbuzz is installed so spare me your selfrighteousness15:28
elias2nothing important at all i was just talking15:29
elias2bye15:29
deadromfind says sits at  /usr/include/harfbuzz/hb.h15:29
oerheksroccat kone pro mouse?15:29
oerheksoh sorry, keyboard15:29
deadromoerheks: Vulcan II keyboard15:29
deadromnow "Turtle Beach", roccat's successor, but same hardware15:30
JanCyou might have to tell the compiler where to find those15:32
JanCthose headers15:32
JanCmost likely it was only tested on one distro and has some things hardcoded or so15:33
JanCor maybe it has documentation on how to configure it for your distro in the documentation15:34
deadromFIXED with workaround at https://sourceforge.net/p/roccat/discussion/989581/thread/3064ff0312/15:34
deadromseems you are right JanC15:34
oerheks!cookie | JanC15:34
ubottuJanC: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie!15:34
JanCthat's why various tools like autotools exist15:36
JanCor other build configuration tools15:36
JanCbasically, some tool that you run once before running make (or whatever build tool is used) to configure locations & options15:37
JanCcmake should be able to do that too AFAIK, maybe they have a bug in how they use it?15:38
gjaekelI need help on Ubuntu-Unity-24.04.1: On logout or user switch, the graphical session hang until `systemd` hard kills `gnome-session-binary` after a timeout of about 1m30s .15:40
JanCoh, it seems like the bug is an assumption that if pango headers are included, harfbuzz headers are auto-included too, which is not (no longer) true15:40
JanCgjaekel: does that (have to) kill other things too?  (i.e. that gnome-session-binary was waiting for)15:45
JanCyou might want to check the logs for stuff like that15:46
gjaekelJanC: I don't know how to determine that. I'm not used to handle with systemd; may you tell me?15:47
JanCthere is a graphical log viewer for Gnome, or otherwise you can use journalctl to see the logs15:48
gjaekelJanC: But what to look for. I see in the logs that one of the two instances of `gnome-session-binary' is killed by systemd.15:49
gjaekelThis one seems to get no request to terminate. If I send a SIGTERM to it, the things happens as expected, i.e. the greeter appears in a quick time.15:51
JanCnothing else in the log around the time you log out?15:51
gjaekelNothing remakable IMHO.15:53
gjaekelI have no knowledge on systemd. There seems to be two services in `/lib/systemd/user` that start the `gnome-session` binary15:56
gjaekelJanC: I added `--debug` to the both invocations, now. Will do a desktop logout cycle again.16:00
JanCthe problem seems to be in gnome-session or something else that prevents gnome-session from shutting down properly, not in systemd16:00
gjaekelJanC: Of course.16:03
gjaekelJanC: May you get a look on logs? It will take some minutes to prepare this.16:04
JanCI can have a look, but no guarantees I can help  :)16:04
JanCif you post them somewhere others can look too16:05
gjaekelIs there some commandline pastebin available in Ubuntu?16:09
JanCthere is pastebinit16:10
theayannnhi16:12
gjaekelJanC: pastebin.com/spgkR6CZ16:22
gjaekelThe default `dpaste.com` don't work for me.16:23
gjaekelJanC: You'll find a `SIGKILL`on l.182116:25
olspookishmagusI don't think it's any of the files I mentioned earlier16:30
olspookishmagusso, does anyone know, if you set the "crash" notifications for a "specific program"... HOW do you unset it?16:31
olspookishmagusmaybe it's a setting to be found with dconf-editor?16:31
oerheks set the "crash" notifications for a "specific program"??? there is only a blacklist in /etc/apport/blacklist.d/16:35
oerhekswhat is your goal exactly?16:37
gjaekelJanC: A hint might be `2025-01-05T17:01:06.249793+01:00 lenovy gnome-session-binary[4766]: DEBUG(+): State of graphical-session-pre.target unit is 'active', waiting for it to go inactive`16:43
JanCgjaekel: yeah, but I can't find why either, so maybe file a bug...16:51
gjaekelA bug no one discovered before? Nobody logs out or switches users?16:53
gjaekelTo trace it down, this is done after a dedicate, fresh, vanilla install.16:55
JanCI don't think a lot of people use Unity these days16:55
oerheksgraphical-session-pre.target Description=Session services which should run early before the graphical session is brought up16:56
JanCand many people shut down rather than log out; not sure if that makes a difference16:57
gjaekelJanC: Yes! I might be the only one that try this.16:58
JanCI'm sure not the only one, but maybe there are also some other conditions involved16:58
JanCcondittions like certain hardware, or networking type, or ...16:59
JanCand most people don't file bugs16:59
gjaekelThe only one who's using more than one session. Our familiy is using it on our "info terminal". It's "always on" and suspended to S3 during the night.17:00
JanCyou said it's a new install?17:01
JanC"fresh & vanilla"17:01
gjaekelJanC: No reason IMHO that this is related to hardware, networking or something like that.17:01
gjaekelJanC: Yes, because this happens after upgrading from my installations in use. On different hardware, btw.17:03
gjaekelAnd because I can't find any reason and want to exclude quicks from upgrading or all I had changed over the years, I did a test installation.17:04
oerheksi see gnome session in that pastebin, do you have 2 desktops?17:05
gjaekeloerheks: Don't understand, please repeat.17:05
oerheksi am not sure unity is build on gnome-session ..17:07
oerhekshow did you install unity?17:08
gjaekeloerheks: Ah. To my understanding Unity uses mostly Gnome in the background. // I used the official ubuntu-unit-24.04.1 ISO.17:09
gjaekel.. ubuntu-unity. Unity become a supported flavour, again.17:10
gjaekelWhat does the content of `graphical-session-pre.target` mean? As said, I have no knowledge on systemd. To my eyes, there's nothing "active" inside it.17:14
gjaekelHow to get this "inactive" as a hack?17:15
gjaekel.. e.g. by a command while the timeout is going on.17:16
JanCthat unit is just session stuff that has to be started before Xorg is started, I suppose17:17
gjaekelJanC: But there's no `Exec` inside.17:18
sl4rvanoyone knows if ubuntu is working on a Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro? All i found was old posts of it, discussing serveral problems.17:18
JanCthere might be dependencies with Exec lines17:18
deadromJanC, that software even comes with a ubuntu deps installer, but seems to be an issue with the hb package itself. I tried openrgb now, that doesn't see the device at all....17:27
deadromoh, sudo openrgb sees the device :)17:28
JanColder versions of pango always included harfbuzz too, newer versions don't, and the roccat software hasn't been updated for that, it seems17:30
JanCthe roccat software's build script needs to be updated17:30
JanCfrom what I can tell  :)17:31
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Coucou77Hello, I've finally fixed my problem of sound, by using these commands (without understanding it) :18:05
Coucou77oerheks18:05
Coucou77I've installed alsa-tools.18:06
Coucou77And I play a video, and I ran sudo /usr/bin/hda-verb /dev/snd/hwC0D0 0x01 SET_GPIO_MASK 0x0418:06
Coucou77and sudo /usr/bin/hda-verb /dev/snd/hwC0D0 0x01 SET_GPIO_DIRECTION 0x0418:07
Coucou77I think I have to do this each time I restart my computer, but for now it is okay for me.18:08
deadromoh, sudo openrgb sees the device :)18:08
Coucou77By the way thanks for the help, and I hope you are enjoying to know a "solution".18:09
Coucou77deadrom I can't install openrgb with apt-get.18:09
gjaekelJanC: Thank you so far. I have to leave now to prepare dinner.18:15
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kuka_liehow to get creative webcam working19:18
kuka_lielsusb says: Bus 004 Device 008: ID 041e:4041 Creative Technology, Ltd Webcam Live! Motion19:19
rboxwhat does dmesg say when you plug it in19:26
oerhekssome forums point to guvcview for that old webcam, it never got a proper driver19:30
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costashi there19:54
alikoHi guys19:55
alikoHello19:59
oerhekshello19:59
alikou have any good chat channels20:00
oerheksno, this is ubuntu support20:00
oerheks!alis20:00
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aliko!alis20:01
javaJakeHey guys. I'm trying to understand why OBS on Linux behaves poorly compared to OBS on Windows. When I capture a game running on my 6950XT, and the game runs my GPU to max, Windows OBS is able to capture and encode it to 1080p60 with typical Twitch H264 settings at 4500Kbps bitrate. On Linux, OBS struggles to do this. It appears that on Windows, OBS is able to use some kind of dedicated encoder20:01
javaJakehardware, whereas on Linux, when the 3D render hardware is maxed out, the encoder loses time on the GPU. Is anyone aware of steps I can take to debug this? I'm using stock OBS from Ubuntu apt repos and the stock AMD drivers that came on install.20:01
oerheksone cannot compare the same game on linux/windows with obs studio running..20:05
javaJakeMy two hypotheses are: (1) there's poor optimization and attention given to the interaction between the Linux AMD drivers and the software making GPU calls, so they're using the right hardware but in an unoptimal way (could be an issue with VAAPI, could be how the desktop transfers pixel data to/from the GPU? No idea) or (2) the default AMD/OBS/VAAPI setup simply isn't using the same hardware to do20:05
javaJakeencoding, due to the generic Linux APIs not matching with Windows APIs and not getting the same vendor support.20:05
oerheksset rendering a bit less?20:05
kuka_lierbox: i got it working with vlc20:06
kuka_liebut it dont use all of its features20:06
kuka_lieand dont work with discord20:07
javaJakeoerheks: on the contrary, I think it's completely valid to compare the same game + same OBS + different OS, and ask questions as to how to get them to compare favorably :)20:07
Guest44I have a question20:08
oerheksjavaJake, what game exactly? a native linux game?20:08
Guest44Why is IRC stuff full of tech people?20:08
oerheksif it is a windows blob, comparison is useless20:08
Guest44Like, all these programmers? And not just, normal convo lol20:08
oerheksGuest44, #libera is a FOSS network20:09
javaJakeoerheks: no, this is Final Fantasy 14 running under Proton. Can you explain why the comparison is useless?20:09
Guest44Im new to all of this lol20:09
kuka_lierbox: it has feature of auto moving20:09
Guest44Sorry, whats a FOSS network <320:09
Guest44I just wanted a pleasant chat lol but i cant find anywhere i can chat normally lol20:09
Guest44Everywhere is full of tech people lol20:09
oerheksjavaJake, "Proton is a compatibility layer built into Steam, it translates Windows APIs into a Linux readable format. "20:09
kuka_lieGuest44: go to #ubuntu-offtopic20:10
oerheksso not a native linux game.20:10
Guest44(Im rubbish with tech)20:10
javaJakeGuest44: #ubuntu-offtopic is a better place to start as this channel is for support for Ubuntu.20:10
javaJakeoerheks: that doesn't answer my question. I am asking why OBS encoding is worse and looking for ways to diagnose it.20:11
Guest44Tysm for the channel20:11
oerheksbecause proton?20:12
oerheksbe happy with the result you get..20:12
oerheks"if it is a windows blob, comparison is useless" i stick with this answer20:13
javaJakeoerheks: I accept that Proton games will behave differently, but at the end of the day they are making the same CPU and GPU calls as anything else. I would love to understand why OBS encoding would be affected by a Proton game running.20:15
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jpmh_2:33 PM <jpmh_> I would like to route any incoming traffic addressed to 192.168.0.44 port 80 (on the host machine) to 192.168.0.55 port 80 which is a different machine.  Is this possible and how?21:34
rboxDNAT21:36
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syphyrjpmh_, look at this as an example..  https://github.com/syphyr/dnscrypt_proxy_prebuilt/blob/master/dnscrypt-iptables22:01
jpmh_syphyr: ty - heading there now22:01
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Psil0all the best friends i am going out of town for 2 weeks23:30
Psil0i shall return later, wont be online but wishing yall the best :)23:30
Psil0cheers. :D :D :D23:31
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