[00:31] <isf369> g++ `pkg-config --libs --cflags sdl3` ... isn't working, i have libsdl3-0/plucky and libsdl3-dev/plucky
[00:32] <isf369> it reports undefined references (missing symbols)
[01:43] <BOB432Ill> i would like to hide all join/part msg
[01:44] <BOB432Ill> how can i do this in hexchat
[01:46] <tobias41> Hi
[02:06] <BOB432Ill> hello
[04:16] <attila> Welcome world anyone ?
[04:17] <attila> here is already in the morning Europa
[04:20] <attila> just one by one
[04:20] <attila> by by
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[06:47] <webchat76> Hi, my Nautilus/File file manager does not provide the functionality to set Execution permission to files (for non sudoer users). The same functionality is possible using Thunar (for the same user).
[06:47] <webchat76> I'think something has changed as it seems to me that this was possible some months ago.
[06:47] <webchat76> My OS is Ubuntu Desktop 24.04.
[06:47] <webchat76> Thank you in advance for your support/reccomendations.
[06:47] <webchat76> Hernan
[07:12] <nteodosio> webchat76, you tried right clicking the file > properties > executable?
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[08:03] <joee> hi how to update gdb ;sudo apt update gdb?
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[08:21] <joee> no easy update for gdb ?
[08:22] <geirha> if there is a newer version of gdb available, then   sudo apt install gdb   will upgrade just that package, and   sudo apt upgrade   will upgrade all packages that have newer packages available
[08:28] <joee> how strange most recent relase of gdb is 16.3 but i have 12.1 wich reports apt install gdb is the newest version ... (:
[08:29] <geirha> yes, that means 12.1 was the version of gdb that was included when the ubuntu release entered package freeze stage
[08:30] <geirha> the only updates you get to a package is bugfixes for that version. You won't get newer versions with newer features.
[08:30] <geirha> until you upgrade to a newer ubuntu release, that is
[10:38] <GG49> hi bros
[10:55] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:01] <tyrell_wellick> hi
[12:45] <isf369> Did Ubuntu devs accidentally strip symbols from libSDL3? (libsdl3-0/plucky)
[12:45] <isf369> https://paste.centos.org/view/raw/2d257b86 https://paste.centos.org/view/raw/cacf5144
[13:07] <ogra> isf369, surely not given it gets synced directly from debian and not touched in Ubuntu (as the version number tells you)
[13:11] <mgedmin> isf369: what if you reorder the command-line arguments?
[13:11] <mgedmin> i.e. g++ sdl-screensaver-desert-scene.cpp $(pkg-config --libs sdl3)
[13:12] <mgedmin> https://stackoverflow.com/a/409470/110151
[13:21] <isf369> oh gosh, mgedmin, that worked
[13:21] <isf369> i don't remember that being the case, maybe gcc changed
[13:56] <Guest3460> helll
[13:56] <Guest3460> i need to access vnc in ubuntu running on raspberry, is it possible ?
[13:57] <poes> hmmm
[13:57] <Guest3460> if anybody tied it than please let me know
[13:57] <leftyfb> Guest3460: why wouldn't it be?
[13:58] <poes> what are you talking about?
[13:58] <Guest3460> i have installed tightvncserver and when i run it its connecting and showing only blank screen
[13:58] <leftyfb> poes: can we help you with something This is an Ubuntu support channel
[13:59] <leftyfb> Guest3460: that's because most VNC servers are configures to start a fresh X server to connect to. Not your existing session
[13:59] <Guest3460> leftyfb, than how to get existing session
[14:00] <leftyfb> Guest3460: I would recommend try x11vnc. There's lots of tutorials online on how to set it up
[14:00] <Guest3460> what to write in xstartup file ?
[14:00] <leftyfb> you don't
[14:00] <leftyfb> please follow one of the many x11vnc tutorials available on google
[14:24] <poes> okay
[14:24] <poes> thanks
[15:27] <miggonza> quit
[15:27] <miggonza> sadf
[15:27] <ilya_> Всем привет. Может кто нибудь подсказать по коннекту с внешним цапом?
[15:29] <leftyfb> !ru | ilya_
[15:29] <ubottu> ilya_: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke.
[15:33] <ilya_> The external DAC does not see the signal at the input and when switching to it in the mixer, playback stops, and when switching back to the internal card, playback continues
[15:33] <isene> With the release of the rcurses library and the rtfm-filemanager (https://isene.org/2025/04/RTFM.html) I am looking at making a path for this into Debian/Ubuntu. Any help with that would be highly appreciated.
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[16:52] <atreo> I am on a linux and trying to figure out what is the best medium for long-term archival cold storage of my data (in-house not cloud service). if this is not
[16:52] <atreo> the best channel for this topic, can someone reccomend a better channel?
[16:55] <leftyfb> atreo: what release of ubuntu?
[16:55] <xangua> atreo: hard drive
[16:55] <leftyfb> atreo: if you're just looking for general linux suggestions, try #linux
[16:55] <atreo> leftyfb: 24.04
[16:55] <leftyfb> atreo: hard drives
[16:56] <atreo> leftyfb: well more like computer industry siggestions and insight
[16:57] <atreo> HDD tend to break, for example in the latest ubuntu release if i copy more than 200,000 files the HDD fails and the OS freezes. also after 15 years some data n some HDDs got corurpted
[16:57] <leftyfb> yeah, that's not really how things work
[16:57] <atreo> at the moment i am copying 10TB of data that accumilated on 15 HDD starting from 1999
[16:57] <atreo> although i can fit them on 4 HDD  each 5TB   (copy A and copy B)
[16:57] <leftyfb> hard drives, when stored properly don't just corrupt data on their own
[16:58] <leftyfb> and there's no limit of 200k files. You have other issues there
[16:59] <atreo> ok, but back in the 2000s i stored most of my data on DVDs and blue ray optical discs, which is the only data that didn't get corrupted
[17:00] <leftyfb> atreo: optical storage degrades. Hard drives do not
[17:01] <atreo> leftyfb: over the past 15 years, i have had 4 HDD explode on me while performing the backup process, last time was dec 2023,    power surge or something, but it burned and lost all the data in it (thankfully i always keep 2 copies of my data)
[17:01] <leftyfb> atreo: regardless, feel free to discuss anecdotes in #ubuntu-offtopic or #linux
[17:02] <leftyfb> atreo: I'll leave you with this: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/the-3-2-1-backup-strategy/
[17:02] <atreo> sure, but i feel HDD are a good option (my current option) but not a backup and forget it, right? is there something better?
[17:02] <atreo> leftyfb: ok let me read it
[17:02] <leftyfb> there's no such thing as "backup and forget it"
[17:02] <leftyfb> if you aren't periodically testing the restore process, consider your backups unreliable regardless of medium
[17:49] <ddn> Hi
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[19:03] <nemo76> goodevening
[19:03] <nemo76> can i use whats mentioned here on ubuntu and firefox snap
[19:03] <nemo76> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox/Tweaks#Performance
[19:08] <bprompt> nemo76: hmmm those options or enhancements are provided by the Firefox app, OS-agnostic
[19:10] <nemo76> Well reason i ask is because i saw this video of this major youtuber who madea video about linux and in it he mentions he sped up firefox from 2 seconds to basicly instantly i was wondering if i can add some of it to my own system to even if only slightly increase the boot speed
[19:10] <nemo76> of firefox
[19:11] <nemo76> so i understand this correctly that means no?
[19:11] <bprompt> nemo76: how fast is your cpu?  how much ram?  what old is your model?
[19:12] <bprompt> nemo76: app speedups can be done by several factors, cache, buffering, doesn't mean the system became faster of the app became lighter
[19:12] <tomreyn> 1.4 and 1.7 might not work due to snap confinement, the other options listed there should work out/apply.
[19:13] <tomreyn> only 1.6 should impact application startup
[19:14] <tomreyn> (in a notable way, not taking 1.4 and 1.7 into account)
[19:15] <tomreyn> most of the time what slows down firefox are add-ons
[19:16] <nemo76> bprompt i have a old hp elitebook 6930p Intel® Core™2 Duo P8700  × 2 Intel® Mobile GM45 Express Chipset 4.0 GiB running ubuntu 25.04 with kernel 6.14
[19:16] <bprompt> hmmm a core2 duo with latest OS, ok :S
[19:16] <tomreyn> oof, yeah, that's old.
[19:16] <bprompt> nemo76: nevermind firefox, any app would run slow per se  =)
[19:16] <nemo76> I just got greedy though because the update from april 25th did something which sped my all my snaps by like almost 1 seconds
[19:17] <nemo76> firefox snap (one second opening )now matches flatpak firefox
[19:18] <nemo76> I have about 7 addons not much it hink
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[19:20] <nemo76> I also was thinking about repasting (is that what is called ) the cpu? i dont know if that is even possible on my laptop and if i am capable of it seeing as i am kind of an idiot
[19:20] <nemo76> also thinking about overclocking the cpu again dont know if that is doable for an idiot like myself
[19:22] <bprompt> nemo76: hmmm if you're using Hexchat, it has a section in under Window > Send System Info, which provides all specs
[19:23] <nemo76> i dont know what hexchat is?
[19:25] <nemo76> oke i looked it up but i think i am using webchat? libera.chat?
[19:26] <bprompt> nemo76: well, a core2 duo, will be a machine from 2005 or so, with a new OS it'd be laggy either way
[19:26] <bprompt> nemo76: you can speed it up with an SSD, but you'd be limited to SATA1 speeds though, not to mention your cpu fans will be going off quite a bit
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[19:28] <ravage> the real problem is your RAM here
[19:29] <nemo76> actually it is from 2008 its 64bit architecture and i already have a ssd installed i figured if i do that repaste thing it would bring back some power and run cooler which would compensate maybe the overclocking ?
[19:29] <bprompt> low on ram, and likely is slow ram DDR2
[19:30] <nemo76> why is my ram a problem? i have more then inn off for my use case
[19:30] <nemo76> oh i see yes it is ddr2
[19:31] <ravage> also from a efficiency perspective it is a much better room heater that an computer in 2025
[19:35] <nemo76> So what are you guys saying i shouldnt overclock and repaste cpu ? if its even possible?
[19:35] <nemo76> for ym computer
[19:36] <bprompt> nemo76: no, OC'ing is fine, but we're still looking at a slow cpu with a slow bus and slow peripherals, so Firefox taking that long is expectable, is not extraneous
[19:38] <bprompt> nemo76: keep in mind that my machine is just 2 years old, and some websites with cheesy ads, run my quad-cpu to 100%
[19:39] <nemo76> I understand i just want get everything out it you know and in the proces experience this stuf
[19:42] <nemo76> so how can i find out if i can overclock and repaste my laptop i cant find anything forexample about repasting only about cpu replacement?
[19:55] <admini> Helo
[19:55] <bprompt> allo
[19:55] <admini> issue.. wondering if its normal.. new install of ubuntu using LUKS? encrypted shows ubuntu using approx 170 of 190gb on drive?
[19:56] <bprompt> admini: hmmm I don't use LUKS, however my basic install was around 12Gbs though
[19:57] <admini> yeah its wierd
[19:57] <admini> It shows... 177.9 GB / 198.9GB available /  (new install)
[19:59] <admini> is 177 the encrypted home dir?
[20:03] <bprompt> admini: I'm guessing here, it may just be reporting 177.9Gbs of allocation to LUKS, including empty space from a physical 198.9Gbs
[20:55] <fat> hi person
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