#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-02
<CrazyTux> hello, can I install Budgie DE on Ubuntu Mate 16.04.3?
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-03
<bcowan> anyone having trouble with VTE's or tilix?
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-04
<jbicha> fossfreedom: I think it doesn't make sense for U Budgie to ship gnome-getting-started-docs
<jbicha> I think we can fix that by having ubuntu-desktop recommend that package instead of having ubuntu-docs recommend it
<jbicha> are you ready for a sponsor for LP: #1712047 ?
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 1712047 in budgie-welcome (Ubuntu Zesty) "SRU: Budgie-Welcome to support 2.18 series of webkit2gtk" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1712047
<jbicha> we should take care of that soon since I'm sure there will be a new webkit2gtk security release soon
<jbicha> they have a pattern of about once per month https://webkitgtk.org/security.html
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-05
<sherlock_> Hello all...
<sherlock_> Hi, fossfreedom!
<fossfreedom> jbicha, hi - yeah - you are correct about gnome-getting-started-docs.  Not sure why we are.  Definitely a mistake.
<fossfreedom> jbicha, I'm more that happy to progress with LP: #1712047 - I've tested this and am happy.
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 1712047 in budgie-welcome (Ubuntu Zesty) "SRU: Budgie-Welcome to support 2.18 series of webkit2gtk" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1712047
<hogpen> i query if someone may know how to remove the option for other... at login screen. i've been looking for a way to make my user the only user and the only option. lmk.
<fossfreedom> flexiondotorg, before the new webkit2gtk is backported to zesty and xenial though does mate-welcome have a similar issue that we both had with our welcome apps where gtk threads caused crashing issues in this cycle?
<fossfreedom> hogpen, 17.04 with the lightdm-gtk-greeter ?
<hogpen> 16.04
<fossfreedom> budgie-remix?
<hogpen> yeah
<fossfreedom> hogpen, I think in lightdm you need to edit /etc/lightdm.conf and add greeter-show-manual-login=false
<hogpen> you're saying just add that line to that file? that might work
<fossfreedom> yep
<hogpen> then do i have to apt update or resart to see if it works?
<fossfreedom> a reboot
<hogpen> fossfreedom thanks pal for your time. if that works i will let know
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-06
<giampy> please help me to wifi not worked
<fossfreedom_> giampy: version of ubuntu budgie?
<giampy> ubuntu budgie 17.04
<giampy> pc : hp 255g4 amd 64 wifi rtl8723be
<fossfreedom_> giampy: have you tried https://askubuntu.com/questions/902992/ubuntu-gnome-17-04-wi-fi-not-working-mac-address-keeps-changing
<giampy> yes we tried
<fossfreedom_> giampy: and this? https://askubuntu.com/questions/883673/rtl8723be-wifi-incredibly-weak
<fossfreedom> jbicha, FYI - that mutter dot release has really killed budgie-desktop. we are getting all sort of hangs and crashes now :(  looks to be due to the tiling changes.  Have reported to upstream budgie-desktop.
<jbicha> fossfreedom: report to GNOME please
<jbicha> I did test the new version in VBox first but since I don't usually run Budgie, it appeared to run ok
<fossfreedom> jbicha, will do.  Going to work with ikey first over the weekend.
<jbicha> sorry about the trouble
<fossfreedom> last minute issues!
<jbicha> maybe complain to the GNOME Release Team about allowing mutter to make those kinds of changes that late in the dev cycle
<fossfreedom> I was actually remarking to the team how smoothly everything was working this cycle.
<jbicha> 8 weeks after the GNOME 3.26 freeze and they didn't even file the paperwork for a GNOME freeze break
<jbicha> the mutter changes were committed to git master ~20 hours *after* the 3.26.1 deadline
<fossfreedom> ouch.  I'm going to-do a git bisect - thanks for the tip - should make it easier to see what happened when.
<jbicha> note that gtk+ was also required for the tiling feature
<fossfreedom> oh dear. this is going to be more complicated.
<jbicha> it sounds like Arch Linux updated to GNOME 3.26 today and broke Budgie there so at least things are a bit better here
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-08
<Kokolo> Bello channel. I hace a question. I upgrade budgie 17.04 to 17.10 and some programa were removed like terminix. AlzÃ³ at the login screen i ser gnome as al option but when trying to login with gnome nothing happens. It is normal? How to remove gnome desktop? Thank you
<fossfreedom> Kokolo, terminix has been replaced by "Tilix"
<fossfreedom> Kokolo, it sounds like you have part of the gnome-session still installed but not all of the necessary packages
<fossfreedom> suggest - sudo apt purge gnome-session
<Kokolo> Gnome-session is partir budgie?
<fossfreedom> no
<kiwilinux> hello has any one had any issues with budgie crashing back to the ubuntu login screen
<fossfreedom> kiwilinux, what are you doing before the crash?
<kiwilinux> at one time i was working on libredraw trying to export a drawing to a png which happen serveral times
<kiwilinux> it seemed to refresh the whole desktop a couple of times and then crash
<fossfreedom> try opening raven - budgie-settings - style . turn off animations.  log off and log on.
<kiwilinux> ok i will try that thanks
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-09
<yolox> hello channel. need help. I installed version 17.10 but sometimes aout of the sudden i just get logged out and i have to login again. How to stop it? thank you
<fossfreedom> yolox, there is a fix that resolves this.  Just waiting for upstream to accept the fix and then we'll ask ubuntu also to review the patch.
<yolox> Perfect fossfreedom. Thank you. I'll wait
<yolox> Ubuntu-budgie is great!
<fossfreedom> thanks - always welcome to get feedback
<yolox> It is a pleasure. Great day fossfreedom & channel
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-10
<gdi2k> hi, after installing latest updates on 17.10, every time I close a window, the whole Desktop crashes and I end up back at the login screen. This is with nvidia drivers. Any tips?
<jbicha> fossfreedom: I'm applying the mutter fix (via Debian), does that mean you want to close LP: #1722119 ?
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 1722119 in budgie-desktop-environment (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu Budgie: bug fix release 0.8.6 of budgie-desktop-environment" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1722119
<nico_> hi there
<nico_> congrat for your nice budgie distrib
<nico_> i love it
<mpmc> I read there was going to be an Ubuntu Budgie Minimal version, is that still in progress? Can't find any more info on it since Dec last year.
<fossfreedom> mpmc, development of the minimal version is looking for people to help develop and maintain it.  We are still producing test ISO's but are not really happy with the quality at the moment.  Need some help
<mpmc> fossfreedom: Ok. Thanks for the info :).
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-13
<Kamen> Hi people
<jbicha> fossfreedom: are you ok with the Debian GNOME team NMUing budgie-desktop when we start the mutter transition? (hopefully soon)
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-16
<Raqbit> Hey! Wanting to install Ubuntu budgie on a new laptop. The download page lists "UEFI PCs booting in CSM mode". Does that mean UEFI is not actually supported? I want to have a clean bootup sequence, and I've had some devices get cleaner results in UEFI mode.
<lafleurdubien> Hi everyone! Been loving Ubuntu Budgie 17.04 so much since its release and I can't wait for 17.10!
<lafleurdubien> In the meantime, I've recently been having a very irritating issue with the wifi/network manager where my connection drops every 1-30 minutes
<lafleurdubien> Sometimes its so bad the only way to reconnect is to manually stop and restart network manager. And even that only fixes it for a few minutes before it drops again. I'm hoping its fixed with the new version of network manager in 17.10, but I can't install that on 17.04. Any ideas what to do?
<fossfreedom> lafleurdubien, possibly that might be the mac address problem in 17.04 - comment #1 here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1681513
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 1681513 in network-manager (Ubuntu Zesty) "Ubuntu 17.04/17.10: New feature in NetworkManager stops several WiFi adapters from working (MAC Address Randomization issue)" [High,Triaged]
<lafleurdubien> fossfreedom: thank you, my friend! much appreciated!
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-17
<emir> https://yadi.sk/i/IHOP2Gas3NpfM8
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-19
<Runawaysheld123> Hello
<bashfulrobot> Hello Runawaysheld123
<hackerton> hi
<bashfulrobot> hello
<hackerton> anyone using budgie 17.10
<bashfulrobot> Since Alpha 1
<hackerton> did you experience any problem with snap to window
<hackerton> I am using budgie 17.10 beta 2
<bashfulrobot> Personally? In the earlier alphas, but not for some time
<bashfulrobot> And very minot... something liek it didn;t snap every time.
<bashfulrobot> And very minor... something like it didn't snap every time.
<bashfulrobot> Sorry - just having the morning coffee - can't spell.
<hackerton> mine is different
<hackerton> sure, no problem
<bashfulrobot> What sort of issue are you having?
<bashfulrobot> And are you still on B2?
<hackerton> still using it, really liking it
<bashfulrobot> Keep in mind hte official release came out today... so I would update to that
<bashfulrobot> May fix your issue
<hackerton> sure, will try.
<hackerton> thanks for your help
<bashfulrobot> Well it's a start
<bashfulrobot> We mostly just need ot rule out that the bug you are encountering has not been fixed already.
<bashfulrobot> Then the next step would be to report the bug if you still encounter it.
<hackerton> ah  okay
<hackerton> hope it works
<hackerton> really like the new interface
<bashfulrobot> awesome! (liking the interface). Let us know how it goes
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-20
<ryanpcmcquen> Does 17.10 have Wayland support?
<CyberGuy2017> Hi Everyone
<hackerton> hi
<hackerton> finished clean install budgie
<hackerton> the latest version
<hackerton> but still having the same problem
<dbrimley> just installed budgie, very nice
<dbrimley> 17.10
<dbrimley> came from ubuntu 16.04
<dbrimley> I'm trying to enable workspaces?
<dbrimley> ok I think i found it, it's an applet
<bashfulrobot> ryanpcmcquen it does not. The 10.x series will never have it (tech issues), it would be in v11 at some point, but there is no indicator from upstream as to when that is
<ryanpcmcquen> Thank you bashfulrobot.
<bashfulrobot> No problem ryanpcmcquen. Glad to help
<mark-9876543210> sorry to barge in - im using UbuntuBudgie as my HTPC and everything is awesome, save for one small detail...was hoping maybe someone could offer some help/advice
<mark-9876543210> i have a bottom panel, and i need larger icons (10 foot interface) since i will be far away from the TV...the IconList icons scale up perfectly when i increase the panel size.....but, the system-tray style icons do not scale up....is there a way to make the system tray icons scale properly? they're very hard to see from across the room ; )
<mark-9876543210> here is an image illustrating the behavior...
<mark-9876543210> https://imgur.com/a/X8UOP
<mark-9876543210> thanks for all the great work on ubuntu budgie btw....loving it so far
<mark-9876543210> i will likely get pulled away from the keyboard soon, but will leave this open and check back often...TIA for any help/ideas
<fossfreedom> mark-9876543210, I will have a look at the code - but I think they may be a fixed size.
<mark-9876543210> thanks foss! was hoping maybe there might be some stray .CSS file somewhere that could be tweaked....at this point even if i "force" them larger, and they don't look exactly perfect (pixellated from forced upscaling), i think even that might be preferable ...as it is now, i cant really see them...i just have to hover and look for the popup display msg
<fossfreedom> mark-9876543210, from here https://github.com/budgie-desktop/budgie-desktop/blob/master/src/applets/places-indicator/PlacesIndicator.vala
<fossfreedom> the icon is sized for a fixed size
<fossfreedom> line 83 - size of the Gtk.IconSize.MENU which is probably 32px
<fossfreedom> so - no easy way to scale those icons without changing and recompiling the code
<hackerton> hi
<mark-9876543210> ok thanks a lot fossfreedom for looking into it for me 'preciate it
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-22
<zeises> someone please help me with this bug
<zeises> there is no file transfer indicating at the top of window after installing 17.10
<p7f> hi: i've just updated to ubuntu budgie 17.04. I've noticed that now if i'm in a directory in the file manager, and write a letter, it starts a search instead of going to the first file starting with that letter... how can i revert this?
<fossfreedom> p7f, as far as I know that is a nautilus feature.
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-23
<bashfulrobot> p7f: That's the default behavior that I myself have not yet found a solution to.
<scootergrisen> How do i translate the gfx bootloader strings?
<scootergrisen> The "Try Ubuntu Budgie without installing" and "Intaller Ubuntu Budgie" strings
<Raqbit> scootergrisen, you can't
<Raqbit> Unless you want to create a custom translated iso for it
<remlap> Hi I want to select multiple files and have them queue up in MPV how can I do this right now they open individually
<remlap> works fine in gnome-mpv
<remlap> now its stopped working in gnome-mpv too
<khangeek> Hi
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-24
<tgorzka> good evening
<tgorzka> I have a question. How can I change the icons on the panel (nightlight, wifi...)
<jbicha> fossfreedom: good news: LP: #1716770  sorry it took so very long
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 1716770 in ubuntu-community "[TB/DMB] New packageset ~personal-fossfreedom in Artful" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1716770
<fossfreedom> jbicha, thanks!  Any instructions available to upload stuff?
<jbicha> I don't expect bionic to open for a few more days
<fossfreedom> Just reading Steves comment - he's not happy?
<jbicha> you should be able to upload your own SRUs without sponsoring though (still needs SRU Team to approve before the upload will be published)
<jbicha> dput ubuntu
<jbicha> instead of dput ppa:whatever
<fossfreedom> ah - thanks
<jbicha> I think this is updated once per day, so check it tomorrow to see the list of packages you have upload rights for
<jbicha> https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/packagesets/artful/
<fossfreedom> will do. cheers
<jbicha> once a flavor packageset exists, it is pretty straightforward for any developer to apply for that list and it's pretty easy to grant those rights
<jbicha> so I think that's what slangasek is pushing for mostly
<jbicha> but the list will be a bit different, I'm guessing that tilix will be in the list but rhythmbox-plugin-alternative-toolbar wouldn't be
<fossfreedom> curious - since I'm the author. but I suppose it is because it is now in main.
<jbicha> you could still get ppu rights for it if that happens, especially since the DMB already explicitly granted that to you
<fossfreedom> ok
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-25
<D0J0P> Hi there, I'm trying out Ubuntu Budgie 17.10 live, and I'm supposed to be able to see applets on the welcome screen, but for some reason I can't. Is there another way to access the applets?
<tgorzka> Good afternoon
<tgorzka> how can I change the color in the pan clock from white to black?
<f76> Hi folks, I was wonder if this distro had a discussion forum for support?
<fossfreedom> f76, hi - chat type support mainly through our gitter channel - but for general forum style stuff ubuntuforums.org
<f76> Gitter's terrible. Is UbuntuForums.org monitered?
<fossfreedom> f76, its a general forum for all ubuntu based distros
<fossfreedom> can I help in any way?
<f76> I don't have an issue right now, I'm thinking about moving over to Ubuntu Budgie from Xubuntu, I'm just looking at what the distro's support community is like.
<f76> I'm not a fan of gitter since they don't let you delete your account.
<fossfreedom> use the gitter irc bridge - the token is personal to you
<f76> I'm sorry I don't know what that means.
<fossfreedom> https://irc.gitter.im/
<f76> I think I prefer the UbuntuForums. I really don't like Gitter. Would I likely get help if I posted there or are you trying to shepherd people into using Gitter?
<fossfreedom> no - just saying - interactive chat is via gitter - traditional forums style stuff is covered by ubuntuforums
<fossfreedom> or if you have an irc bouncer - just throw a question here and someone will get back-to you.
<f76> Ok thanks. If you don't mind my asking, is there a reason you've decided not to go down the forum route?
<f76> It's just Ubuntufoums isn't linked on your site or anything.
<fossfreedom> the team covers specific budgie support via here, G+, Facebook, Reddit - there aren't many queries via ubuntuforums.
<f76> Ok, thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
<fossfreedom> yw
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-27
<mpmc> Random question guys, any way I can increase the window control icons (min, max, close)?
<fossfreedom> mpmc, increase the size?
<fossfreedom> the window control icons are sized as per your theme.  So in theory you can adjust the appearance and size using GTK CSS
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-28
<mpmc> fossfreedom: I have no idea how to do that. Shame there isn't an option somewhere. I would've assumed that increasing the window title size (or even the icon size) would change those too.
<mpmc> Additionally, how do I go about properly debugging a hang in gnome-control-center?
<mpmc> I've ran it with -vvvvv but that doesn't seem to output much.
<fossfreedom> mpmc, not really sure - maybe ask on debian irc? irc.debian.org
<fossfreedom> the #debian channel there
<fossfreedom> not really sure if gnome themselves have an irc channel
<fossfreedom> ah - they do https://wiki.gnome.org/Community/GettingInTouch/IRC
<mpmc> It worked in Xubuntu (16.04), but since the switch to Ubuntu Budgie (17.10) it doesn't quite work, I assume due to the switch over from blueman to BlueZ? I wonder if theirs a separate app I can install.
<mpmc> there's* wow I'm still half asleep >.<
<fossfreedom> kind of odd - there was lots of bluetooth work done this cycle. At a minimum file a bug-report on launchpad ubuntu-bug gnome-control-center to report the hang - or bluez if you definitely think there are more issues to look at.
<mpmc> fossfreedom: It's probably just the cheap bluetooth dongle I have.
#ubuntu-budgie 2017-10-31
<jimmy-x> Hi, just installed ubuntu budgie 17.10 in VMware. Came across 2 problems. 1: when installing vmware tools it can't find appropriate gcc. and when I point to /usr/bin/gcc it says it is not valid. Does anyone have a reason for this? it is gcc (Ubuntu 7.2.0-8ubuntu3) 7.2.0
<jimmy-x> I've installed build-essential
<jbicha> jimmy-x: by the way, I find VirtualBox works pretty well with Ubuntu
<jimmy-x> ok. I might try that. to be clear, I've ubuntu 17.10 working with no issues, it is just the ubuntu budgie edition
<jimmy-x> actually it is no related to vmware.. getting an error when trying to compile. eg. installing package via pip
<jimmy-x>     building '_scandir' extension     creating build/temp.linux-x86_64-2.7     x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc -pthread -DNDEBUG -g -fwrapv -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -fno-strict-aliasing -Wdate-time -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -g -fdebug-prefix-map=/build/python2.7-l1RrwO/python2.7-2.7.14=. -fstack-protector-strong -Wformat -Werror=format-security -fPIC -I/usr/include/python2.7 -c _scandir.c -o build/temp.linux-x86_64-2.7/_scandir.o     _sc
<jimmy-x> looks like gcc is broken in this image
<jimmy-x> copy/paste error
<jimmy-x> No such file or directory      #include <Python.h>               ^~~~~~~~~~     compilation terminated.     error: command 'x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc' failed with exit status 1
<jimmy-x> actually nevermind.. was missing python-dev package.
<jimmy-x> sorry for bothering. Looks like a slick OS (aside from some missing default packages I'm used to)
<jbicha> compilers intentionally are not installed by default
<jbicha> Pop!_OS might be including some build tools by default though
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-01
<paraxial> I want to check if is damaged // @ darkmeson will test this. thank you !
<paraxial> https://paste.debian.net/hidden/b1e32859/
<paraxial> maim
<paraxial> fullstack, where did you download it?
<paraxial> othias: i imagine then i could a) return a struct (no idea how to signal error then, without using nasty globals)? b) take a pointer to struct and make the function return some error code
<Kongaloosh26> \x: 6014050377:24:39 <Highdude> tell \x https://i.imgur.com/Gh1oGL4.jpg
<Kongaloosh26> and it'd be cool to be able to have the ability to gift plexpass to another user for life or buy an app for another user as a gift
<Kongaloosh26> about 30 usd for 3 fans + a controller
<nmm5> Hello
<loganlee> that's a bitmap
<loganlee> if even 80% is well-informed, the 20% that aren't create more than large enough of a market for specific companies to carve a niche in marketing only to them
<drewery29> what tool are you using to test with SNI? alanhuang
<drewery29> de que hablan
<asyd14> 1000w
<asyd14> i'm not discouraging you from optimising parsec, quite the opposite
<doppo7> are read-only mirrors of the branches in another repository.  //it is read/write
<doppo7> there's no current rating on them :(
<doppo7> shouldnt any windows irc client be able to connect to a weechat relay when the protocol is set to IRC?
<theborger2> Let the terminal handle that
<theborger2> triceratux: who's the sjw ?
<theborger2> Why only ancient Greece?
<Knunez5> Apachez:  pppingme: ssh -D 1234 server: on ssh client side, listen on *local* port 1234 and *forward* everything to a *remote* port on the ssh server side, which again *forwards* it post routing. Correct?
<Knunez5> just ask questions, don't wait for particular people :)
<Knunez5> so a fork is just a clone of a repo that you push onto a place you have write access to
<muteki27> and it turned out to be a good book as well
<muteki27> and thank you to you too romainl
<rm_work25> Wha..?
<rm_work25> looks like the link went down and up
<sze3> |            /':./':.  (o)  /__) _)  )
<sze3> installed muh bulbs
<sze3> Tin_man: BTW it's a built in webcam
<sze3>  /etc/cups/cupsd.conf  this file is missing as you can see ,
<sze3> javi404: probably 14.10
<sze3> j3kyl_: if you want a wireless chip with free firmware you can't use intel.
<Guest90973> just about anything
<Guest90973> sara2010: I think so ...
<trench24> from the parameterization of a torus as (cos s (a+b cos t), sin s (a+b cos t),. b sin t)
<trench24> confirmed.  i have not seen.
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<Jarnomus> or some gapps shir
<Jarnomus> ayjay_t: To do what?
<crayfishx9> Not here its not.
<crayfishx9> Was that it? I'm just trying with  `vim -Nu NONE -O b1 b2`  and it still works for me, even though nohidden is still set
<omahn1> suvdev: all that does afaik is set http_proxy and https_proxy in the environment. Applications are free to ignore those.
<omahn1> Tentacles: you're welcome
<computertechieOw> that it was an accident? yeah
<computertechieOw> ayecee: yeah. I have been trying to dockerize something and it has been painful. definitely something a very skilled sysadmin would be good at
<computertechieOw> autopsy: let's just say that grub is bigger than the entire chroot
<computertechieOw> what sort of clamps
<computertechieOw> today is not a good day
<lifwl> RhodiumToad: http://dpaste.com/1VJD3TK is the plan for the correct remote SQL
<lifwl> AAA after your comment UUID is starting to make more sense to me
<avocadoIu> iCookie why u make lol bitch ?:/
<avocadoIu> repost: Anyone have opinion best way to install Steam, repo or snap?
<avocadoIu> Simounet: Next, you need to make some changes to your installation so it has the right bootloader.
<avocadoIu> darkmeson: let me find the link!
<aakvikdk> no, in a .h
<aakvikdk> but not all of them
<aakvikdk> it's stuck in a desktop in the back with all the cables and under a desk?
<TheAssassinQG> Padawan-,  i'm suspecting he was a "handy" ready to use function rather than a modelled/constructed one
<TheAssassinQG> mark721: my bad:    for i in dev proc sys ; do sudo mount -o bind /$i /mnt/$i ; done
<TheAssassinQG> Totally_David: rest assured that nothing is better for servers than linux
<TheAssassinQG> all good brushes are stainless steel they last lionger and clean better
<Guest30163> driver in use >> lspci -nnk | grep -i vga -A3 | grep 'in use'
<Guest30163> Forget that, I just have a single virtual function defined in extendedArrayList. Otherwise it just provides a pointer to arrayList
<Guest30163> but the other build has status=failed (?)
<Guest30163> chisight: not recognition, but text to speech
<stgraberKU> sort of like a table
<stgraberKU> katamo: i already did
<t0x0shFu> is a function with two points at the same x,y coordinate still be continuous?
<t0x0shFu> That's the thing with app dependancy. Once the app exists on Linux, people finally start to make a decision based on the merits of the OS, not the apps they're stuck with using.
<Dad`is> Yeah, it varies across kernel versions and hardware, apparently.
<Dad`is> ok, that is what I expected.
<Dad`is> what is this mean?
<Dad`is> AeternusIgnis: try to exaplin your problem please.
<Dad`is> ozzzy_: Getting something really-really sharp is not easy.
<Dad`is> british: we don't need to be racist. We have a class system, whereby you can even discriminate against those who look like you.
<nitramLy> ya I was reading that
<nitramLy> unyu. Ah great! I've often wondered what 'pushing a finite number of symbols' actually means too!
<Guest15964> Ah, indeed.
<Guest15964> oh like caviar gold kind of joint?
<Guest15964> AstralStorm_: https://wandbox.org/permlink/ra96nJFmxbM9H09z
<Guest15964> ghc so helpful
<Humtek_> they confused P(B) with P(B|A)
<Humtek_> << array<char, 4>().size()
<mateuszcn> it's called disklabel
<mateuszcn> I have never used foldl in a productive way.
<Victor-1EB> dbus is revolutionary
<Victor-1EB> You probably can view it that way, but I just meant in the usual analysis sense of "for any polynomials p of given degree n, there exists delta such that ..."
<Victor-1EB> but it says they are not spamming us
<Victor-1EB> i meant it as in avoiding to print anything
<Victor-1EB> madnight, problem is, haskell98 is fairly easy to implement (under a few thousand work hours)
<bazzuo> backnforth: you can read the code...
<bazzuo> nothing, i'm just waiting for an opportunity to afc and look at the docs ;)
<bazzuo> davor, so...
<bazzuo> I think that should work
<lukexjFI> thats how i printed the tricorder case
<lukexjFI> Murii, Windows XP
<neoticnS> and runs these as commands at appropriate lines
<neoticnS> they are software programs
<devxiT> Boot0014* ubuntu	HD(1,GPT,<UUID>
<devxiT> it says so
<devxiT> i think i meant more "*WHICH_cast<Phantom<U>*>(this)"
<devxiT> ovulating?
<devxiT> Well, not invoke, but 'write', I guess.
<devxiT> nai: Third one?
<orev> Is there anything wrong with result[0] = '\0'?
<orev> <msmith> does for me, yes
<orev> well. thanks for the input and enjoy your workday.
<orev> (But yes, I too prefer TypeApplications to Proxy.)
<Guest23669> username234:^
<Guest23669> sc_: damn, thought I'd disabled that on this box
<Guest23669> kludge and i don't want an old car.. i want my sattelite radio and android auto and big infortainment system
<hexoroidYn> skhan23,  also integrating might not work at all (in term of finding an elementary formula)
<hexoroidYn> greycat: what part of that document shows how to preserve \ escapes within a var that youre expanding? i cant find it
<hexoroidYn> Also tried several versions of ubuntu server (16.04.1 16.04.5 18.04.1(
<hexoroidYn> that's him thanks very much Vigdis
<jamesbvaughan> why on earth are you using round()
<jamesbvaughan> you cÉn not get marrieÔâá´¡Ñthoâªt tÒ»á¥±âpÐµrmâ°sÑâ°Î¿n of ÉllaÒ»
<distantoriginrc> extension ?
<distantoriginrc> it is just another name
<fringe> hey baby are you http, because ://
<fringe> RaphGro: mhlavink was last seen in #fedora-devel 2 days, 6 hours, 5 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: *** mhlavink <mhlavink!quassel@nat/redhat/x-ekordawbidsxsymt> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
<fringe> is the quickest way to just get some lines of text into a text file from bash to do something like `cat >myfile.txt` and then just type and hit <CTRL+D>? or is there a better way?
<fringe> b1 is a local branch, and b2 is a branch at some remote:    "remote/b2"
<jw358li> default with gentoo
<jw358li> irrenhaus3: that's what happens when you go all C-mode and declare your variables at the top of the function :(
<jw358li> so, i wonder if it was missing too
<jw358li> Pentode:  this is:   VERSION="18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver)"
<XXCoderFh> But I want something that works even when the field is not algebraically closed.
<XXCoderFh> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__48P1Fbjm8
<XXCoderFh> don't see anything about safe mode there
<XXCoderFh> BootScout: that looks about right, mine is -rwxrwxrwx 2 root root 1208184 Apr  3 06:22 /mnt/Windows/System32/winload.exe
<AexodenPZ> i smell something new brewing ^^^
<AexodenPZ> and how older predatory practices aren't working anymore
<AexodenPZ> The name has to be transmitted before the cert is sent, so it's in the clear
<AexodenPZ> tpa, sort of
<AexodenPZ> 84c lol
<yashsrivyC> wow, ocd and obnoxious. good combo, sport.
<wingrime2> John9_ smart would be not to start with 'guys'
<wingrime2> shit I questioned everything
<blobvB> effortDee, ?
<blobvB> svuorela: i don't see the validity in your statement.
<unixdudeZc> horribleProgram: Because most people naturally "don't care", until that day they "do care".  It can take time to see the reason to care.
<mianosmnp> otherwise these might be getting a bit k-lined
<mianosmnp> Ah, that was it! Thanks.
<mianosmnp> I feel so much more ready gloved and goggled
<mianosmnp> tomreyn:  if I kill the install (after it hangs) the machine will boot to a grub> prompt
<mianosmnp> davor, 3062 right now.  dropping as a fix optimization problems introduced.  i have no way to test this, so it's anyone's guess whether or not it'll "just work".  i'm sure there's something i screwed up.
<mianosmnp> because you're just going to say?
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-02
<moritz_srJ> madLyfe: the most common approach is probably ssh or network file sharing, nfs
<moritz_srJ> i don't even know what's happening
<moritz_srJ> FrozenFox: Looks plausible.
<moritz_srJ> cocreature: and that typecasting to Int prevents it from autocasting to ()?
<moritz_srJ> android was a project spearheaded by Google, wtf do you want?
<rcollier> we can't see the `import_` within the `include_` at parsing time, so it is handled a little "weird"
<btaroligd> ã/g/ - Based and redpilled - Technology - 4chanã
<btaroligd> have you tried #cockpit?
<scurryiW> so I was confusing two different things, but I ended up being right on both :)
<coolacidsU> basically, when it's a type not matched by _Generic, it just uses memcpy
<coolacidsU> Right.. :)
<FragmentedCurveA> jp: sorry.
<FragmentedCurveA> Blondie101010: i dont need restart or anything for it to run?
<FragmentedCurveA> Made out of bantu?
<FragmentedCurveA> a healthy ecosystem is rolling and releases are just optional
<Zarutiansg> question to both: why are you using sshfs for git repos? If you have ssh access, why not just clone?
<nafBB> int-e: I notice it's backwards though: (1-r^{n+1})/(1-r) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GeometricSeries.html
<nafBB> One is not possible :D
<nafBB> do I need to move something first?
<nafBB> just different ports
<iNsAn|tYSa> nils_2: I used someone else's config for the colors, and /reload says reloaded configs but the changes are not reflected
<scrdcowNJ> nur deutsch
<yadneshTS> Skhan23: Yep. Have you found all the solutions, then?
<fumcksD> :k 'Just '()
<hyperizedYE> and if you add a little woodglue on top of that, I expect it to hold really well even in the endgrain. However the preferred method is pocketscrews.
<hyperizedYE> ãOriginal Xiaomi Mi IV Hybrid Dual Drivers Earphones Built-in Mic - $18.99 Free Shipping|GearBest.comã
<obert> Soliton: for some reason it does work for me. $? is 0 there
<obert> in the case of a 2d vector, do I think of it as a single input or like 2 inputs?
<sigmundv_Mq> heap_: restarting the server while the client have a mount/files open can also cause it
<zman099> https://web.eecs.umich.edu/~taustin/papers/OAKLAND16-a2attack.pdf
<zman099> AHH FUCKING WINDOWS.
<Guest72911> fooman2011: here: http://tinyurl.com/ya6598u7
<Guest72911> dorp, no
<AurelgadjoGo> now down to link errors. i dont see that i built a libv8_base.a, libv8_libbase.a yes
<AurelgadjoGo> Alâ¼aÒ» is doing
<Neighbour> \x no idea what the fork will include
<Neighbour> Deadwood, good show
<carstenwpr> hmm, some docs say bash ignores sigterm, but didn't when I tested it
<pyrtsajW> probles.  Sounds like a town in New Mexico.
<pyrtsajW> [ There Was Meddling In The Swedish Election - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
<madLyfe> the problem is we didn't get any alerts that it was at 100%
<bionic75Zh> is Openbsd only used for servers and firewalls etc?   or is it possible to use it like a desktop alternative  like  say  freebsd?
<bionic75Zh> aaronpk: Nope, manyverse is just built upon ssb
<woodcruften> !s Letâs Start *wink*
<ubottu> woodcruften: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
<woodcruften> probably like (Proxy @n) or something
<drpalcC> those are fantastic
<drpalcC> But I didn't, ramirezanna@example.org.
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-03
<mceierDf> (Because they can be of characteristic 2!)
<threadwa1> You are talking about that 3D printer gun? I think getting it into blockchain can lead to new reason for goverments to take actions against btc
<threadwa1> sorry X= 0
<cytadela8Yi> whispersystems-textsecure-attachments.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com
<cytadela8Yi> Wants is working fine. I was trying it now using Before=
<chainsawbikeDi> though you should parenthesize
<chainsawbikeDi> ziggylazer ty
<brent80_plowjq> JimBuntu: wouldn't matter
<cpugeniusey>      Not in scope: âSet.toListâ
<cpugeniusey> why cant you use lvm?
<cpugeniusey> if you replace JSON with say, a table
<cpugeniusey> ok, I don't, I actually have some while loop in bash :p
<cpugeniusey> it was another foss coup
<cpugeniusey> runjutsu: ok, but how can I now add the voltage to get the electric energy from charge?
<r3mhb> before thatthey were obviously working on perfecting their tennis game
<r3mhb> how many Sockets do you have?
<r3mhb> "I think so, brain... but where are we going to find a child at this time of night?"
<cromagGK> sure, wouldn't matter
<cromagGK> (Â·_Â·)
<WereWikingiV> long before google existed, to be fair!
<DieBaggerNb> i worded things badly before
<DieBaggerNb> byobu is "just" a wrapper/setup for screen and tmux though, not its own thing
<Random832nT> anyway thanks
<Random832nT> why don't I need an & when I assign an array to a pointer
<kensanatalo> Rochester or Holly, or some piece of crap?
<Akamus> even thru se
<Akamus> # printf "%(%c)T"
<faidenSg> qwebirc89260: WHY do you want ubuntu core on your pi? Do you know what Ubuntu core is or how to use it?
<faidenSg> ThoMe: how about something like this? https://gist.github.com/Nothing4You/caa7c3df05ff701deeaf0ee0818aa62d
<WritvB> https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Quality_Assurance/As-needed#Properly_filtering_--as-needed
<jinks> autopsy: I'm afraid that I can only spare my time to help people who use a learning resource.... without such a learning resource it becomes a tedious private tutoring
<jinks> was 1 or 2 years ago
<Eric_TheITGuy_> looking for ethereum contract researcher to audit my contract DM me price paid!!
<Eric_TheITGuy_> MousiePad: also its a web-thingy, i want to run it with cron :]
<korozionam> Additive normal form is generally gross.
<korozionam> then just throw it away
<oddtodpz> gurki: well australia tried to forbid the laws of mathematics, so i guess :P
<oddtodpz> by google do you mean a google result or do you mean their recommendations for youtube
<oorzavJ> i thought i can use my meme curves
<oorzavJ> I'm sure you can do that in bash
<xouszw> RadEntity: any error messages from netplan?
<xouszw> I mean, reencoding will get rid of the issue. If you're fine with reencoding that might be easiest
<zwnbs> I'm getting tired of always having to customize the keymap in Clonezilla, I'd like to always boot into RAM with 1024x768 resolution
<zwnbs> could one make a heart-friendly AC? :)
<PulseAsio> because it's so cheap in poundage, you're better off buying a new one than spend on shipping
<PulseAsio> if you cut the brake lines they brakes will apply ;)
<howlymowly> rabbitear: when i actually care i dont use arduino
<howlymowly> I gave it to some friends who needed a new TV after I got the new one
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-04
<jvolkman> (in reality)
<jvolkman> Oh. :-)
<JRTGuy> I can define one if you want to?
<JRTGuy> yeah and the clients are coming fast
<y0shFR> Seems so!
<y0shFR> Yeah I know what you mean
<y0shFR> But s/  */ / would work
<anarres___> goosfraba:  it's legally limited
<anarres___> have it run that on desktop login
<zolvarin1> it's still only 4:29PM here
<zolvarin1> But I can't keep on rebooting every 10 minutes, nevermind the fact that the last reboot didn't seem to clear this behaviour, so I'm not quite sure what's going on.
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-05
<TreyHarris> hey, I'm trying to clean cin after it receives invalid input to continue looping, but all my attempts to clean it seem to fail. http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/ca757788d184f65a
<TreyHarris> "I need to change some of my behavior, and I want to apologize to the people that my personal behavior hurt and possibly drove away from kernel development entirely." -- linus
<Tmanyo-m> alright, that makes sense. sorry to bother you people
<Tmanyo-m> anyways...does Jabber allow for saving messages?
<cURT> everything is cool when you're part of a team
<cURT> People still use sysfs?
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-06
<ProudlyTM> Hey guys. I was just wondering if somebody has taken into consideration to implement the "Super + Number" behavior into budgie? I know this is probably not the right place to ask a question about budgie itself, but just asking out of curiosity.
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-10
<tarator> Hi, I have Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 installed on my machine. I installed the tracker file indexer. Searching files from the cli works `tracker search foo`. How can I make the Filemanager (Is it Nautilus?) use "tracker" as search provider?
<tarator> Btw: Who the hell had the fantastic idea to translate Program-Names. The filemanager is called "Dateien" in German language. there is no way to find out what's the program's real name. This makes it really hard to find solutions for problems or even filing bug reports :(
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-12
<_0x00rick> yo o/ got a problem with unicode/german characters in my terminal. Tried tilix and gnome terminal. is there some lib/rendering issue? someone knows a fix?
<_0x00rick> correction: its in weechat..
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-13
<ozbrk> hi people I've got a question about calendar whenever I try to add anoteher account the the calendar it freezes
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-18
<drohm> new iso's gonna be out soon?
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-20
<pragomer> what it the command to create a shortcut for the budgie-session logout so that I can shutdown the pc?
<pragomer> like gnome-session-dialog --lougout or so...?
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-21
<pragomer> in ubuntu-budgie the panel icon for nextcloud (snap) isnt correct. how to fix that? please look here: https://snag.gy/vdtIqw.jpg
<EliteGod> hello guys. can anyone tell me what's the current font that Budgie uses system wide? thanks in advance
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-22
<pragomer> I can pin every running programm to the budgie panel (not plank, I mean the panel!) except virtualbox. any tipps?
<notze> HI guys! i like budgie very much. But the  window manager is not working so good. if i press Linux Key + ARROWBOTTOM THE WINDOWS are not positioned propperly. This is IMHO veryimportant for daily use. Can you tell me where i can read further how to fix this issue?
<notze> has anyone an idea
<notze> ?
<notze> Hello
<notze> Has anyone an idea for my pborblem
<notze> HI guys! i like budgie very much. But the  window manager is not working so good. if i press Linux Key + ARROWBOTTOM THE WINDOWS are not positioned propperly. This is IMHO veryimportant for daily use. Can you tell me where i can read further how to fix this issue?
<fossfreedom> notze, not sure what you are referring to - what are you expecting to happen?
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-23
<notze> guys
<notze> why is this channel so dead
#ubuntu-budgie 2018-10-29
<notze> hey guys any one here?
<notze> i still fight with the windows positioning
<notze> if i press linux +  direction its not working propperly
<notze> e.g. linux + left-down should place the window in the lower left coprner
<notze> but it will be in the top left corner ;D
<notze> any one any idea howto fix thois?
<notze> magic word is shuffler
<notze> perfectr working

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