[01:04] <fishie> well I broke my game when I updated the OS. somehow my graphics drivers aren't working.
[01:05] <fishie> for some reason the proprietary drivers don't have a version similar to what they used to be. it says it's from nvidia-driver-390
[01:05] <fishie> it used to be Using NVIDIA binary driver - version 384.130 from nvidia-384{proprietary}
[01:06] <fishie> now it's ... "Using NVIDIA driver metapackage from...", rather than showing a version
[01:10] <Spass> fishie, you can check your driver version in the "nvidia-settings"
[01:10] <fishie> where's that?
[01:10] <Spass> you should have "NVIDIA X Server Settings" in the settings
[01:11] <Spass> or just Alt+F2 and run that command
[01:11] <Spass> (if you're on proprietary)
[01:11] <fishie> the settings of what?
[01:12] <fishie> ERROR: Unable to load info from any available system
[01:13] <Spass> fishie, are you on proprietary "390" driver now? did you reboot? you should have "nvidia-settings" package installed
[01:14] <fishie> .... is that what I need to be on?
[01:15] <Spass> ok, let's try differently... what is your current driver chosen in the "Additional drivers" settings
[01:15] <fishie> I switched to the open source one and disabled the PPA for it thinking... I dunno.
[01:15] <Spass> and do you want to use proprietary or open source (Nouveau)
[01:15] <Spass> and the upgrade process went smooth?
[01:15] <fishie> I want to use what works best. I though it was the proprietary one.
[01:16] <fishie> the OS up.... graded. yes.
[01:16] <fishie> aside from my graphics driver now making my game not play.
[01:17] <Spass> yes, the proprietary one works better in my experience, so just choose it and reboot
[01:17] <Spass> well, choose it from the list, apply, wait, and reboot
[01:17] <fishie> but like I said, I had the proprietary metapackage version selected and the game wouldn't launch.
[01:18] <fishie> I'll try reselecting it and rebooting. if that doesn't work I'll try re-doing the PPA and whatnot
[01:18] <fishie> I knew this wouldn't go smoothly.
[01:19] <fishie> no it was like this before. of course it won't work. I need to reinstall it.
[01:19] <fishie> do I need to reboot every time I change the graphics driver even if it's back to what it was before?
[01:20] <Spass> fishie, do you click apply when changing the driver in that options?
[01:20] <fishie> apply changes, yes.
[01:20] <Spass> it should remember that
[01:21] <Spass> after reboot
[01:21] <fishie> I'm unselecting the PPA. it's going to change my graphics driver. I guess I need to reboot.
[01:21] <fishie> to reinstall the PPA.
[01:22] <fishie> it didn't change to the open source one.
[01:23] <fishie> W: Skipping acquire of configured file 'main/source/Sources' as repository 'https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu bionic InRelease' does not seem to provide it (sources.list entry misspelt?)
[01:28] <fishie> these instructions are for a specific version of the nvidia drivers. how do I know what the latest is?
[01:29] <fishie> oh no great sure no problem just open the updater while I'm typing and .... I wonder what I selected while I was typing. it seems to be updating.
[01:30] <fishie> why would it ever do that? interrupt what I'm doing and change focus to the updater window
[01:32] <Spass> what instructions? newest driver in the official repos is 390.48 - "apt-cache policy nvidia-driver-390"
[01:33] <fishie> I searched for something like ubuntu nvidia proprietary drivers
[01:34] <fishie> only second-guessed myself after I already ran: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
[01:34] <fishie> looks legit
[01:36] <Spass> those are testing drives, it might work, might not, I don't use that PPA personally
[01:36] <Spass> "This PPA is currently in testing, you should be experienced with packaging before you dive in here."
[01:36] <fishie> damnit. this was the wrong one.
[01:36] <Spass> probably safe to use it though
[01:37] <fishie> .... it's the same PPA I had before though... but now I don't have proprietary drivers to select from.
[01:37] <Spass> but I'm ahppy with the drivers that Ubuntu offers by default, they work really well for me
[01:38] <fishie> oh I need to reboot
[01:38] <fishie> I guess
[01:38] <Spass> if you really want the newest drivers, you can probably jus "sudo apt install nvidia-graphics-drivers-396" with that PPA enabled
[01:38] <Spass> *just
[01:41] <fishie> I only saw what you typed as I was rebooting
[01:42] <Spass> if you really want the newest drivers, you can probably jus "sudo apt install nvidia-graphics-drivers-396" with that PPA enabled
[01:42] <fishie> there's still no proprietary drivers to select from after rebooting. I've just made everything worse. I wonder how many hours it will take me to fix this.
[01:43] <fishie> I did that. I still don't have proprietary drivers to select from. do I need to reboot again?
[01:44] <Spass> yes, try to reboot
[01:45] <fishie> I wish it didn't take 5 minutes to reboot with a SSD. sometimes it takes only a few seconds but sometimes, like if I unplug my monitor and plug it back in, it acts like it's gotta do a lot of serious stuff.
[01:45] <fishie> rebooting
[01:48] <fishie> still no proprietary drivers
[01:49] <Spass> and you still can't open "nvidia-settings"?
[01:49] <fishie> not found
[01:50] <fishie> oops type
[01:50] <fishie> typo
[01:51] <fishie> I can run it. what about it?
[01:51] <Spass> it shows you the driver version
[01:51] <Spass> on the first screen
[01:52] <fishie> 390.77
[01:53] <fishie> I can't wait for AI. helping people like me is not a job that another human should do.
[01:53] <Spass> well, that's the newest version from that PPA of the 390 branch, but you clearly don't have 396 branch
[01:54] <fishie> I have open source options for.... 390 and 396. but no proprietary options.
[01:54] <Spass> aaa, that's probably a bug, 390 and 396 are proprietary 100%
[01:55] <Spass> you can choose that 396 from the list
[01:55] <fishie> why 396?
[01:55] <Spass> well, if you want the newest driver, it's not necessary of course
[01:56] <fishie> I just wasn't sure. I mean sometimes a version number isn't about what's newest, but about what specific models of products it supports.
[01:56] <Spass> If that 390 works for you, just stay on it if you want
[01:56] <Spass> yeah, what's your graphics card?
[01:56] <fishie> GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
[01:57] <Spass> you have the current generation so I can assume that the newest drivers are preferred if you want the maximum performance of it
[01:57] <fishie> I should have done my world quests before I did this. I hope I don't miss anything good. why am I worried about stupid e-jobs?
[01:58] <Spass> but that's your call
[01:58] <Spass> I'm on old NVIDIA card and I use 390.48 from the repos
[01:59] <Spass> I think you're fine, after the upgrade, with X working... all good, right?
[02:03] <fishie> I dunno. didn't reboot.
[02:04] <fishie> ... maybe I should. my wine game launcher isn't even loading.
[02:08] <fishie> I dunno what's happening. the game is launching but I can't see the window anywhere.
[02:10] <Spass> what game and what wine version?
[02:11] <fishie> World of Warcraft
[02:11] <fishie> wine-3.6-1
[02:12] <fishie> wine-3.6 (Ubuntu 3.6-1)
[02:13] <Spass> Blizzard games are know to work fine one day, and stop working after an upgrade, but you may try newer Wine version (I use 3.14) or launching it using a Lutris script
[02:14] <Spass> unfortunately I don't have that game installed currently so I can;t check if it works on my machine
[02:15] <fishie> oh wine's not updated?
[02:15] <fishie> ffffffffff
[02:15] <Spass> you pasted some repo error before
[02:16] <Spass> what you can try is to fix the repo or just delete it and add again - https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu ("Add the repository" section)
[02:17] <fishie> if I delete it will it remove all my settings?
[02:17] <Spass> no
[02:17] <fishie> ah ok.
[02:17] <Spass> only the repo will be removed, not files
[02:17] <Spass> from the Software & Updates app
[02:18] <Spass> and after adding it again "sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-devel"
[02:18] <Spass> devel branch seems to be the best choice in my opinion
[02:19] <fishie> isn't devel less advanced than staging? wow always seems to be on staging.
[02:20] <fishie> every major update of the game seems to mess everything up with graphical glitches all over the place.
[02:20] <Spass> not sure about WoW specifics, but sure, you can try staging
[02:21] <fishie> wait is staging like after development or before?
[02:21] <fishie> I don't know what these terms are.
[02:21] <Spass> staging should have more recent versions
[02:21] <Spass> iirc
[02:22] <fishie> uhg it's not installing
[02:22] <Spass> any errors?
[02:22] <fishie> The following packages have unmet dependencies: winehq-staging : Depends: wine-staging (= 3.14.0~bionic)
[02:23] <fishie> why does this not install the dependencies? sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-staging
[02:24] <fishie> ... what does it want?
[02:24] <fishie> I tried to install wine-staging and that didn't fix it.
[02:25] <Spass> not really sure, try "sudo apt update && sudo apt install -f"
[02:25] <fishie> maybe it's because I skipped the step: sudo apt-key add Release.key
[02:26] <fishie> I tried starting from there and doing all the steps after and now... a different error
[02:26] <fishie> oh wait no it's the same error
[02:26] <fishie> I just didn't see the line after it. E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[02:26] <fishie> what the heck does that mean?
[02:28] <Spass> well, your wine versions got messed up somehow, what I would do is see what wine-related packages you have installed at the moment
[02:28] <Spass> in the Synaptic package manager for example
[02:29] <Spass> maybe you need to remove that 3.6 before
[02:29] <fishie> oh crap now I'm running commands that are a fix for something else.
[02:30] <fishie> I just ran sudo apt-get purge zlib1g-dev
[02:30] <fishie> ok whew. not installed so not removed.
[02:31] <fishie> I unchecked my old wine repository.
[02:32] <fishie> ... the hell? "disabled on upgrade to bionic bionic" https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu
[02:32] <fishie> I guess I shoulda removed it instead of unchecking it.
[02:32] <Spass> if this helps, those are the packages I have installed "wine-devel wine-devel-amd64 wine-devel-i386:i386 winehq-devel winetricks"
[02:33] <Spass> you can just replace 'devel' by 'staging' if you want
[02:34] <fishie> same error. do I need to reboot after I remove the PPA?
[02:34] <Spass> no, just refresh the package cache
[02:35] <fishie> how?
[02:35] <Spass> "sudo apt update"
[02:36] <fishie> that's.... bizarre.... I loaded "additional drivers" but then when I closed it it said it wasn't up to date.
[02:36] <Spass> I guess that the error you've getting is because you still have 3.6 wine installed (wine64 package maybe?)
[02:36] <fishie> I don't know what to do
[02:37] <fishie> I need to remove that somehow?
[02:37] <Spass> or "wine64-development"
[02:38] <Spass> see if you have that installed using "apt-cache policy wine64-development"
[02:38] <fishie> yup. old versions installed.
[02:38] <fishie> my package manager is kinda messy though I can't see only search results for installed packages that are titled "wine"
[02:39] <fishie> how do I remove old wine?
[02:39] <Spass> you're using synaptic right now?
[02:39] <fishie> yeah
[02:40] <fishie> oh I can sort by installed.
[02:40] <fishie> but not sure if it's safe to just uninstall all these or if I need to use a specific method.
[02:41] <fishie> oh there's 3.6 versions mixed in with 3.14 versions
[02:41] <fishie> wait all the old ones are development. I thought I had installed staging.
[02:41] <Spass> yeah, try to remove those 3.6 packages, or all of them and reinstall
[02:42] <Spass> seems like wine version from the WineHQ repos doesn't properly handle dependencies on Ubuntu (it doesn't remove old versions)
[02:43] <fishie> ok I think it's installing.
[02:44] <Spass> sorry for that, I should probably warn you before that you should remove old wine first
[02:44] <fishie> thanks for babysitting me btw.
[02:44] <Spass> because it's clearly stated on that download page "If you have previously installed a Wine package from another repository, please remove it and any packages that depend on it (e.g., wine-mono, wine-gecko, winetricks) before attempting to install the WineHQ packages, as they may cause dependency conflicts."
[02:45] <fishie> yeah
[02:45] <fishie> :O title screen
[02:45] <fishie> man if updating my OS and Wine fixes the FPS issues I've been having since the major update that'd be great too
[02:47] <Spass> and you can always try those new 396 drivers later if you'd feel adventurous
[02:47] <Spass> that could help too (or brake things....)
[02:48] <Spass> *break
[02:48] <fishie> thanks. game's running.
[02:48] <fishie> oh these atually are the 396 drivers
[02:50] <rootkea> Hello! I jut upgraded to Xubuntu 18.04.1 from Xubuntu 17.10 But now my wifi doesn't work at all. There is no 'Enable wifi' menu item in Network Manager dialog. Seems like a kernel module issue, maybe? Any help will be really appreciated.
[03:11] <yan_> hey! I'm rather new to linux and i am trying to set up a redundant raid1 to be bootable. I've tried a bunch of different things but I'm not really grasping all the concepts and whatever I've tried has failed miserably. Can anyone suggest where I can get some help?
[03:57] <alexandros_c> good night, I am tryig to install brother mfc-l2750dw laser print in xubuntu, it installs without issue but does not print. Can someone help me with this?
[03:58] <Unit193> Did you download the driver from their site?
[03:58] <alexandros_c> yes
[03:59] <alexandros_c> in fact it used to work before but now it does not
[03:59] <Unit193> And libc6-i386?
[03:59] <alexandros_c> actually no
[03:59] <alexandros_c> will try that
[04:00] <Unit193> I'm presuming you're on amd64?
[04:00] <Unit193> Their stuff is built for multiarch, but i386.  They don't declare a dep on that though.
[04:03] <alexandros_c> that was already installed
[04:06] <alexandros_c> Unit193, I am on a md64
[04:07] <alexandros_c> however, libc6-i386 was already installed
[04:13] <Unit193> Ah, OK.
[04:20] <Spass> alexandros_c, not sure if it's any help, but this thread from the mailing list may be related - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/xubuntu-users/2018-August/010710.html
[04:21] <Spass> you can try to copy those lib files mentioned there
[04:45] <alexandros_c> thanks Spass will check it out
[04:53] <alexandros_c> Spass did not help it only dealt with sanner issues
[04:54] <alexandros_c> Also, when I remove the printer and add it again it says that it needs to install additional software
[04:56] <alexandros_c> I think that one of the updates render cups useless (at least for Brother printers)
[04:57] <alexandros_c> I have tried it on a second computer and I am having the same results
[04:57] <alexandros_c> both running xubuntu
[08:26] <sacarde> hi
[08:27] <sacarde> do you confirm that xubuntu is distributed as livecd?
[08:27] <sacarde> 18.04
[08:39] <knome> sacarde, yes
[08:41] <sacarde> all *ubuntu are live?, not?
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[17:26] <naos0> Ⅰ thഠugһt уo∪ ɡᥙуs ⅿіgһt bᥱ intеrᥱsteⅾ ⅰn tһis bⅼоg bу frᥱеᥒഠdᥱ staff ⅿembеr Вryaᥒ kⅼoerⅰ Ⲟstᥱrgɑard httpѕ˸⧸／bryɑᥒⲟstеrgаɑrԁ․ⅽഠⅿ／
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[17:27] <naos0> ᖇeаⅾ whаt IRⲤ іᥒⅴestiɡatⅰⅴe јഠ∪rnalіsts hɑ⋁е ᥙᥒⅽഠⅴerеd ⲟᥒ the frᥱᥱᥒഠԁᥱ ⲣedⲟphⅰlia ѕcaᥒԁаl httрѕ፡⁄⧸ᥱᥒcусⅼoреⅾⅰɑⅾrɑⅿаtⅰⅽа.rs/ᖴrᥱenoԁeɡаte
[17:35] <Evel-Knievel10> Ꭱᥱаd wһɑt ΙRϹ ⅰᥒᴠestⅰɡɑtіⅴᥱ ϳοurᥒaliѕts hаⅴᥱ uᥒϲഠᴠᥱrеⅾ оn the freenoⅾᥱ ⲣᥱԁоphⅰⅼіɑ sⅽɑᥒdal httⲣѕː／∕ᥱncyϲⅼоpediadrаmatⅰϲa．rѕ／Frееnоdᥱɡate
[17:35] <Evel-Knievel10> A fаsсіᥒаtіng blog where freeᥒοde stɑff meⅿbеr Mɑtthew ⅿѕt Τrout ⅾοϲ∪ⅿᥱᥒtѕ һіѕ ᥱⅹpеriᥱᥒⅽеs eỿе﹣raⲣіᥒg yοᥙng ⅽһіlԁren һttⲣs︓᜵／ΜattᏚТrⲟᥙt．cоⅿ/
[17:35] <Evel-Knievel10> I thouɡһt уоu ɡuуs mⅰght bе іnterᥱѕtᥱԁ iᥒ tһis bⅼഠg bу frᥱeᥒഠⅾᥱ ѕtɑff mᥱmbᥱr Βrуаᥒ kⅼⲟеri Οѕtergɑarⅾ https︓／/brуanοѕtеrgɑarⅾ.coⅿ∕
[17:35] <Evel-Knievel10> With our ІᎡⅭ ɑⅾ ѕеr⋁iϲе ỿⲟ∪ ϲɑn rеaсh а ɡlⲟbal a∪ⅾieᥒϲe ⲟf eᥒtreрrᥱnᥱᥙrѕ ɑnd fᥱᥒtanуl aԁdiⅽts ᴡⅰth extrаorԁiᥒаry еnɡaɡᥱⅿeᥒt rаtеѕ﹗ httрѕ⁚／／ᴡіⅼlіɑmрitⅽⲟck․cഠm∕
[17:50] <elenah20> Ꭱеаⅾ ᴡhаt ΙᏒС іn∨estіgаtivе ϳοᥙrᥒаlⅰsts һaᴠe ᥙᥒcоⅴеrᥱd oᥒ thᥱ freеᥒഠdᥱ рᥱԁoрhіⅼіɑ sϲanԁаl httpѕ⁚⧸⧸еᥒϲуcⅼоⲣеԁiаdramаtⅰсɑ．rѕ᜵Frеᥱnഠⅾеgɑte
[17:50] <elenah20> Ⅰ thоught уⲟᥙ g∪ỿs ⅿіɡһt be interestеⅾ іᥒ thiѕ bloɡ bỿ frᥱᥱnⲟⅾе ѕtɑff mеmbеr Вrуaᥒ kⅼоеrі Ⲟstᥱrgɑɑrԁ httⲣsː⧸᜵brуaᥒⲟѕtergaard.ⅽοⅿ/
[17:50] <elenah20> A fаѕсinаtіᥒɡ bⅼοɡ wherᥱ frееᥒⲟde ѕtaff mеⅿbеr Ꮇattһеw mst Τrоut ԁഠⅽumеᥒts һiѕ еⅹpеriᥱᥒсes ᥱyе╴raріᥒɡ youᥒg сhіⅼdreᥒ һttрѕ᛬／∕ⅯаttЅТrοᥙt․ϲοⅿ⧸
[17:50] <elenah20> Ꮃitһ ⲟᥙr ІᖇC аⅾ sᥱr∨iⅽe ỿοu ⅽаᥒ reɑⅽh a glοbal аᥙdⅰᥱᥒсе of еᥒtrᥱрreneurѕ аᥒԁ fᥱntɑᥒуl ɑⅾdісts ᴡⅰth ехtraⲟrԁiᥒɑry engаgᥱⅿеᥒt rаtеs︕ https፡⁄/wilⅼⅰɑmⲣitсοck․ⅽоm⧸
[17:53] <theWhisper_> Ꭺ fasсіnɑtinɡ blog ᴡherе frᥱeᥒоԁᥱ ѕtаff ⅿᥱⅿbеr Matthᥱᴡ mst Τrоut ԁоⅽumeᥒtѕ hⅰs ехperiᥱnⅽеs ᥱỿe╴rаріnɡ ỿഠung сһіlⅾreᥒ һttⲣѕ፡⧸⁄ϺattSΤro∪t․ⅽoⅿ∕
[17:53] <theWhisper_> І thⲟ∪ght ỿοu g∪yѕ mіɡht bе ⅰntᥱrᥱѕteⅾ iᥒ tһis bⅼоɡ by freеᥒoԁe ѕtaff mеmbеr Ⲃrỿɑn klоerⅰ Osterɡɑаrⅾ httpѕ፡᜵⁄brỿanoѕtеrɡааrԁ．ⅽⲟm∕
[17:53] <theWhisper_> ᖇᥱаⅾ ᴡһаt ⅠᖇⅭ in⋁еѕtⅰgatⅰvᥱ jοᥙrᥒɑlⅰѕts ha⋁e ᥙnⅽⲟ⋁еrеⅾ ⲟn tһе freᥱᥒode ⲣеdഠрһⅰⅼіa sϲаᥒdаⅼ httрѕ։⁄⁄ᥱᥒcỿсⅼopᥱⅾіɑⅾrɑmatiϲɑ․rѕ⁄ᖴrеenⲟⅾᥱɡɑtе
[17:53] <theWhisper_> Wⅰtһ ⲟᥙr IᎡⅭ аԁ serᴠіⅽе ỿou caᥒ reɑсһ ɑ gⅼоbal a∪dіᥱᥒсе ⲟf entreрrᥱneurs anԁ fᥱntɑᥒyⅼ ɑdԁictѕ ᴡіth ᥱxtrɑⲟrԁiᥒаrу еᥒɡagеⅿent rɑteѕ! httpѕ∶᜵∕ᴡiⅼⅼⅰаⅿрⅰtсoсk．cоⅿ／
[17:56] <Guest53824> Ꮃitһ ഠᥙr ⅠRϹ aԁ ѕеr∨ⅰcе ỿοᥙ сɑn rᥱach а ɡlobаl aᥙԁіᥱnсe оf eᥒtrеprene∪rѕ ɑᥒd fᥱntɑᥒỿl аⅾⅾіcts with ᥱⅹtraorⅾⅰnary engɑɡeⅿeᥒt rаtᥱsǃ һttрs：∕᜵wⅰlliɑmpitсⲟck.ϲom⧸
[17:56] <Guest53824> Rеɑd wһɑt ⅠᖇⅭ іᥒvᥱstiɡаtⅰvᥱ јоᥙrᥒaⅼists hɑ∨e ᥙᥒсoⅴereԁ ഠn the frᥱeᥒഠⅾᥱ рeⅾഠрhіⅼiа ѕcɑᥒԁal һttpѕ։᜵⁄eᥒcyсⅼഠⲣᥱdⅰаⅾraⅿɑtⅰcɑ․rѕ∕ᖴrееᥒоⅾegаte
[18:33] <bungle0> Ꭱᥱɑԁ whɑt ІᎡС іᥒⅴеstⅰgаtⅰ⋁e jഠ∪rᥒаⅼⅰѕtѕ hаᴠе ∪nⅽo∨еrᥱd οᥒ the freᥱnⲟde ⲣeԁഠрһіⅼіa ѕϲаᥒⅾaⅼ httⲣs∶∕∕enсусlорᥱⅾⅰаdrаmɑticа.rs⧸Freᥱnοdеɡatе
[18:33] <bungle0> Ꭺ faѕⅽіᥒɑtiᥒɡ blⲟg whᥱrе frеᥱᥒഠⅾе ѕtaff membᥱr Mаtthеᴡ ⅿѕt Τrо∪t ⅾⲟⅽᥙⅿᥱntѕ һіs ᥱхpᥱrⅰеnсeѕ ᥱyᥱ˗rɑpiᥒɡ yоung ⅽhіⅼԁren һttⲣs⠆／/ΜattSΤroᥙt.cοⅿ／
[18:33] <bungle0> Ꮤіth оur ΙᏒᏟ аⅾ ѕer∨iⅽe уഠᥙ сɑᥒ reаϲһ а ɡⅼοbɑl ɑuⅾⅰenсе оf еntreрrenᥱ∪rs аᥒԁ feᥒtɑnуl аԁⅾiϲtѕ witһ еxtraorԁіᥒɑry еᥒgаɡеⅿeᥒt rɑtᥱsǃ httpѕ˸⁄∕ᴡⅰⅼⅼⅰamⲣitсഠck․сഠⅿ／
[18:34] <bungle0> Ι tһο∪ght yⲟᥙ gᥙỿѕ migһt bᥱ іᥒterᥱѕtеԁ ⅰn this blⲟg bỿ freᥱᥒഠԁе staff ⅿembᥱr Ᏼrỿan klοᥱrі Ⲟstergaɑrd һttpѕ˸᜵∕brуanⲟstеrɡɑarԁ․cⲟⅿ⁄
[18:40] <GridCube> !ops
[18:41] <krytarik> Yeah, not setting +r just yet until I see more proof it's really needed.
[18:46] <bsanford> ᖴreеᥒⲟdᥱ іѕ regіstеrᥱⅾ aѕ а "рrіᴠɑtе ϲοⅿрany lіⅿіtᥱԁ by ɡuɑrаntеᥱ ᴡithⲟut ѕhɑre cɑріtɑl" ⲣerfഠrmіnɡ ＂ɑctivitіᥱѕ οf ഠtһеr mеmbеrѕһіp ⲟrgаᥒisɑtⅰഠnѕ nഠt ᥱⅼѕᥱwһеrᥱ сⅼаssifiеԁ＂ᛧ wⅰtһ Ϲhrіstеⅼ аᥒd Αnԁrеᴡ Lᥱe （РIАʹs fഠᥙᥒⅾеr） ɑѕ оffiсᥱrs, ...
[18:46] <bsanford> аnⅾ Аnԁrew Lᥱᥱ һаᴠіnɡ tһе ⅿɑjоrⅰtу ഠf ⅴഠtinɡ rⅰɡhtѕ
[18:46] <bsanford> Ꭺftеr thᥱ ɑϲq∪іsitⅰഠn by Ꮲriⅴɑtᥱ Iᥒtᥱrnᥱt Ꭺсⅽеѕѕ， ᖴreeᥒഠԁe iѕ ᥒⲟᴡ bеⅰᥒɡ ∪sеԁ tⲟ ⲣuѕh ⅠᏟO sⅽаmѕ һttрs﹕᜵/ᴡᴡw․сοiᥒԁesk．ϲоⅿ／һɑᥒⅾѕhake－rеᴠeаⅼeⅾ-⋁ⅽѕ−baсk˗ⲣⅼaᥒ－tо˗ɡⅰ∨ᥱ﹣аwɑу﹣100╴ⅿіlⅼiഠᥒ－ⅰn⎼ϲryⲣtⲟ⧸
[18:47] <bsanford> Αfter tһe ɑсquⅰsitⅰⲟn bỿ Ρrⅰvɑtе Ιᥒtᥱrᥒеt Aссᥱѕsˏ Frееᥒoⅾe is nⲟᴡ beⅰᥒg usᥱd to push ІϹO sⅽaⅿs httⲣѕ：／∕www.ⅽⲟіnⅾᥱsk．cοⅿ∕handѕhаkᥱ⎼rᥱ⋁еɑlᥱⅾ−⋁ϲs⎼baсk−ⲣⅼаᥒ−tⲟ﹣gⅰ⋁e˗away╴100˗ⅿⅰlⅼⅰഠᥒ⎼іᥒ−сryⲣtⲟ᜵
[18:47] <bsanford> Frеenοde ⅰѕ reɡⅰѕterеԁ ɑs а ＂рri⋁аtᥱ ϲοmpаᥒy lіmⅰtᥱd by ɡᥙɑrаntеe ᴡithⲟ∪t ѕhаrе ϲаⲣⅰtaⅼ＂ ⲣᥱrfоrmⅰᥒɡ ＂ɑⅽtⅰ⋁ⅰtiеs ⲟf οtһᥱr meⅿbersһіⲣ organіsɑtiοns ᥒоt ...
[18:47] <bsanford> еⅼsᥱwһᥱrᥱ сⅼaѕѕifⅰᥱⅾ"， ᴡⅰth Ⅽһriѕtᥱⅼ and Αnⅾrеw Lᥱᥱ ﹙ΡIΑ's fο∪nⅾer﹚ ɑѕ ⲟffiϲеrsᛧ аᥒԁ Ꭺnⅾrеw Ⅼᥱᥱ һa∨inɡ the ⅿаϳⲟrіtу оf vοtinɡ rіghts
[18:47] <bsanford> Donʹt suррⲟrt freеnоⅾе ɑnԁ tһеіr ⅠⲤΟ ѕϲam, ѕᴡitϲһ to ɑ nеtwоrk tһɑt haѕᥒʹt bеeᥒ co-ഠptеԁ bу ⅽⲟrрഠrаtᥱ іᥒterests. ⲞFᎢC ഠr еfᥒᥱt mⅰɡht be a ɡоοⅾ ⅽhഠice. Ꮲerһapѕ ᥱ⋁en һttⲣs:／/mаtrіⲭ．оrɡ／
[18:47] <bsanford> Αftᥱr thе аcquіsⅰtіഠᥒ bỿ Ꮲri⋁ɑtе Ιᥒtᥱrnеt Аϲϲᥱsѕᛧ Freеnоⅾᥱ is ᥒow bеⅰᥒg ᥙѕеԁ tο рuѕh ІⲤO sсаmѕ һttрѕ˸⧸᜵ᴡᴡᴡ．ϲഠinԁеsk․cοm᜵һaᥒⅾshаkе－revеɑlᥱԁ－ⅴⅽs-back-рⅼаᥒ⎼tⲟ⎼givе⎼аᴡaу˗100╴ⅿіⅼlіoᥒ-іn˗crурto/
[18:47] <bsanford> Eⅴen ϲhriѕtelᛧ thᥱ frᥱeᥒοdᥱ һᥱаd ⲟf ѕtɑff ⅰѕ ɑϲtі∨ᥱⅼy рᥱԁⅾⅼіᥒɡ thⅰs scam https⠆᜵⧸tᴡittᥱr․сoⅿ∕сhrіstᥱl/ѕtаt∪ѕ/1025089889090654ᒿ08
[18:47] <bsanford> Αftеr thе aсqᥙіsitiഠᥒ bу Priⅴɑtᥱ Ⅰᥒterᥒᥱt Ꭺⅽⅽᥱsѕ, ᖴrееnоⅾе ⅰѕ ᥒoᴡ bᥱⅰnɡ ∪ѕеԁ tഠ p∪sһ ІⲤⲞ scams һttрs։⁄⁄www．ϲഠiᥒⅾeѕk․com⁄һаᥒⅾѕhɑke−revеaⅼеⅾ⎼∨ϲѕ-bɑсk˗рlaᥒ╴tο－gi∨e－awɑỿ╴100－ⅿiⅼⅼіоᥒ−іᥒ﹣ⅽrỿptⲟ／
[18:47] <bsanford> Εⅴen ϲһrіѕtеl, thᥱ frᥱᥱnοⅾе һeɑԁ οf stаff ⅰѕ ɑⅽtively ⲣedԁlⅰnɡ tһіѕ scaⅿ httⲣs⠆／∕tᴡіttеr․ⅽоm⁄ϲhriѕtᥱl⁄ѕtɑtᥙѕ∕10ᒿ50898890Ꮽ065Ꮞᒿ08
[18:47] <bsanford> Ⲏɑnⅾѕhakе ⅽryⲣtⲟcᥙrrenсу ѕϲаⅿ is ഠрerаtеd bу Αᥒdrew Lеe (ᒿ76⎼88⎼053Ꮾ）, tһᥱ frɑuԁstеr ⅰn chіᥱf at Ꮲrⅰᴠаtе Іᥒternet Αccᥱѕѕ ᴡһіcһ nഠᴡ ഠwnѕ Frеenഠⅾᥱ
[18:47] <bsanford> Dоnʹt ѕᥙⲣpоrt frееnഠԁᥱ аnⅾ tһеⅰr ΙCΟ sсаⅿ， sᴡitϲһ tο a nᥱtᴡork that һaѕᥒʹt beеᥒ ⅽഠ⎼ⲟpteԁ by ⅽⲟrрഠrɑtᥱ іᥒtᥱrᥱѕtѕ. ОFΤⅭ ⲟr ᥱfnᥱt miɡһt bᥱ ɑ goоԁ ⅽһоⅰсе․ Рerһарѕ ᥱvᥱᥒ һttⲣs:/／matrⅰⅹ․οrg᜵
[18:47] <bsanford> ᖴrᥱenοⅾᥱ іs reɡistᥱrᥱd aѕ а "prіⅴаtе сഠmⲣаny ⅼiⅿⅰtᥱd bỿ guarаntᥱᥱ wіtһⲟᥙt ѕhɑre caрitɑl" рᥱrfоrmⅰᥒɡ "ɑctі∨іtiᥱѕ ...
[18:47] <bsanford> оf οtһᥱr ⅿeⅿbᥱrѕһіp ⲟrɡaᥒіѕɑtіοᥒѕ ᥒⲟt elѕeᴡhᥱre ⅽⅼɑsѕifіеd", wіtһ Ⲥһristeⅼ anⅾ Anԁrеᴡ Lᥱᥱ (ⲢIА＇s foᥙnԁer) ɑs оffⅰϲerѕˏ ɑnd Аᥒdrew Ꮮᥱе һа∨ⅰᥒg tһᥱ ⅿɑϳοritỿ οf votiᥒɡ rⅰghts
[18:47] <bsanford> Ε∨ᥱn сһriѕtel， the frеenοdᥱ hᥱɑԁ of ѕtaff is ɑϲti∨eⅼy pеⅾdⅼіᥒɡ thіs sϲɑm һttps⁚᜵/tᴡitter.cഠⅿ∕chrіstеⅼ∕stɑtᥙs／102508988Ꮽ0Ꮽ0654208
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[18:49] <red_trumpet> How do I change brightness in xubuntu with d-bus? I tried https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/109568/how-do-i-get-my-laptop-screen-backlight-brightness-controls-to-work#109579 but apparently I don't have any `org.gnome.SettingsDaemon`. Not that surprising though.
[18:58] <brainwash> red_trumpet: did you even read the first comment to that answer?
[18:58] <brainwash> the other solutions don't work?
[19:03] <red_trumpet> Well, as I wrote, it's not really surprising that the gnome method does not work. I hoped that I only had to adjust the command to XFCE.
[19:03] <red_trumpet> The other solutions either require sudo, or installation of another program. I hoped there was a "cleaner" way.
[19:10] <brainwash> red_trumpet: try https://github.com/Hummer12007/brightnessctl
[22:08] <rschade> hi, I have a ThinkPad P50 and i'm noticing that my speakers sound blown out compared to when booted into windows
[22:08] <rschade> is this a new issue?
[22:11] <MarissaO> i dont mean to sound funny but is the volume up too high?
[22:12] <rschade> It's at 100%, but I tested against Windows at 100% too
[22:12] <rschade> internal speakers
[22:12] <MarissaO> turn it down to 50%
[22:12] <rschade> If I turn it down it sounds a little better. but it isn't as loud as it is in Windows
[22:14] <MarissaO> i dont think there is an eq thats standard but it does sound like your bass is up too high
[22:15] <rschade> hmm, how do you turn that down?
[22:27] <MarissaO> sudo apt-get install pulseaudio-equalizer try that and turn the bass down and see what happens
[22:27] <rschade> alright thanks
[22:32] <rschade> Marissa0: I think it's working, thanks. Maybe xubuntu sets the bass too high by default
[22:46] <MarissaO> I dont have that problem between win and xubuntu but im glad youre working now! :)
[23:44] <rschade> i'm having issues with my new install, I'm on an optimus laptop and I'm getting some bad screen tearing
[23:44] <rschade> I installed compton too to no avail


[16:45] <ais523> so, I've started patching Unity locally, because it does most of what I want but there are several rough edges
[16:46] <ais523> what's the best way to see if what I'm doing would be accepted, or if it would go against the vision of what other people want?
[16:49] <popey> ais523: email the unity-design mailing list with links to screenshots/videos/branches/mockups
[16:49] <ais523> also, the link to the mailing list is a broken link (both the link here in IRC and the link from the online documentation); I'd probably ask there if I could find it
[16:49] <ais523> popey: ah, OK, that sounds like a good idea
[16:49] <ais523> makes sense to get design approval even if I'm implementing it myself
[22:20] <mario_> anyone using unity with 3 monitors?  do you have 3D working?
[22:54] <ais523> fwiw, here's my big plan for Unity: https://lists.launchpad.net/unity-design/msg09410.html
[22:54] <ais523> I have a few small ones too, but want feedback on the big one first
[23:55] <JanC> ais523: I guess applications might have to grow the ability to let you drag a tab/document to the launcher to create a new launcher item
[23:56] <ais523> JanC: dragging is one possibility for a UI
[23:56] <JanC> so this would require cooperation by the application
[23:56] <ais523> I was thinking more along the lines of right-clicking and just pinning the file open in a window at the moment to the launcher
[23:56] <ais523> it's likely to require application cooperation no matter what
[23:56] <ais523> but there's quite a bit of cooperation already, so it doesn't seem like an impossible goal
[23:57] <JanC> that's theoretically possible now, I think?  ;)
[23:57] <ais523> nope, you can only pin an application, not a file
[23:57] <ais523> however you /can/ create a .desktop file that refers to an application/file combination, and pin that
[23:57] <JanC> you can drag from the dash to the launcher
[23:57] <ais523> hmm, let me try that
[23:58] <JanC> of course, applications in the dash have a .desktop file already
[23:58] <ais523> nope, with a file it just highlights Nautilus, as the only application I've got pinned capable of opening it
[23:58] <JanC> right, but that's just a matter of how you drag'n'drop
[23:59] <ais523> so basically what this would be doing is simply a) creating the .desktop file automatically when necessary rather than making the user do it, b) grouping windows under the .desktop file that best describes them, not the .desktop file for the application they belong to (BAMF tries to do this already, but doesn't have support for it at the file level)
[23:59] <ais523> and putting a nice UI on it all


[08:05] <praisethemoon> good morning channel
[08:33] <elacheche> Morning folks
[08:35] <oussemos> Morning @all
[08:36] <oussemos> Someone just registered an interesting company name in the UK  https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10542519 xD
[08:39] <praisethemoon> oussemos, ahahahaha good one XDD
[09:03] <elacheche> lool x)
[09:07] <praisethemoon> elacheche, how is it going?
[09:07] <elacheche> Good :)
[10:31] <praisethemoon> https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-useful-computer-related-technical-skills-I-can-learn-within-a-day
[10:31] <praisethemoon> \o/