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7:00 PM
@TRiG They should really make gparted installed my default.. I think they used to have it that way.
 
cryptsetup: WARNING: failed to detect canonical device of overlayfs
cryptsetup: WARNING: could not determine root device from /etc/fstab
 
:O
 
O.o
@TRiG WHAT DID U DO? ;)
 
@Seth They never had it that way.
@Seth unless pre-8.04
 
Meh. They're only warnings, not errors.
 
7:00 PM
@ThomasW. Well they should have.
 
@TRiG haha I know, you normally get them :)
 
@Seth I agree, but meh. suggest it to the release team
@Seth since if they start including it they should start with 14.04 :p
 
lol.
 
@TRiG that is the message of .. DEATH
I mean, virtually :P
 
I don't see anything deathly in those warnings..
 
7:02 PM
Me neither :D
They are just warns
 
lol
 
@ThomasW. It's 13.10. It's just not the most recent 13.10. Biggest upgrades, as far as I could tell from eyeballing the terminal as stuff scrolled past, were LibreOffice and Thunderbird.
 
I receive tons compiling
 
Skype for Linux is so... eww.
 
(I shouldn't said that)
 
7:02 PM
And finished.
 
@TRiG and kernel
 
@Seth 100% agree
 
@TRiG and also drivers
 
@Seth Agreed.
 
@TRiG and some Unity changes/updates
I could go on
but I won't :P
 
7:03 PM
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ gksu gparted
The program 'gksu' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install gksu
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install gksu
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package gksu
 
Really not that big of a difference... Nothing new that I actually use. Except the kernel of course :P
 
Hmm.
 
@TRiG Try gksudo
 
@Seth you forgot they removed gksudo and gksu didn't you?
 
I ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ gksudo gparted
The program 'gksudo' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install gksu
Meh.
 
7:04 PM
@ThomasW. No, I didn't. Unless you mean removed from the repos.
@TRiG sudo -i then.
 
I'll see if I can launch it some other way.
 
@Lucio Thank you. ;)
 
sorry, I know that apt is hatefully hateful
 
Ahh. gksu is in Universe.
 
7:05 PM
is that a word?
 
@Seth That seems to be working.
 
You probably don't have Universe enabled.
@TRiG It better :P
 
@Seth They removed gksudo, i think, i thin gksu still works
gksudo was removed
gksu may still exist
 
@ThomasW. gksudo and gksu were the same thing anyway.
 
lol
 
7:06 PM
gksu does still exist, in universe.
 
but not by default install
so you still have to install it :P
and you can't use gksu or gksudo to install it :p
 
ofc
 
because it doesn't exist.
 
haha, universe talks
 
@Lucio universe is a repo
@ThomasW. Did you not see askubuntu.com/questions/284306/… ?
 
7:08 PM
@Seth I know perfectly where I come from!
 
Okay
 
i did, however most others havent seth
:P
 
@ThomasW. I am aware of that fact.
 
@Seth Okay
 
then the discussion is over :)
goes back to burning things on /dev/null
 
7:09 PM
btw, I'm glad @Jin will change the top bar's color somewhat..
black dark grey just looked weird.
 
@Seth it'll be purple.
 
Yep.
 
dark aubergine or w/e the color was
 
w/e as in what ever?
 
i think that they're willing to help like that slightly if it vastly contrasts with a theme
@Seth yes
 
7:10 PM
@ThomasW. I think so you.. It wouldn't make sense if they didn't.
 
@Seth indeed. and as Jin pointed out they already modified scifi and rpg's bar's translucency
so some wiggle room is available
so long as the format of the bar stays the same
 
and also, there will be some coctels on the bar so..
 
coctels?
 
 
lol
 
7:13 PM
sorry, I though you were Welsh
BTW, what is Welsh?
is that a country?
 
Err sorta.
 
it isn't a country it's a language
 
yep
 
Wales (; ) is a country that is part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain, bordered by England to its east and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to its west. It had a population in 2011 of 3,063,456, and has a total area of . Wales has over of coastline, and is largely mountainous, with its highest peaks in the north and central areas, including Snowdon (), its highest summit. The country lies within the north temperate zone, and has a changeable, maritime climate. Welsh national identity emerged among the Celtic Britons after the Roman withdrawal from Britain in ...
 
close to Wales
:D
 
7:14 PM
Wales
they use welsh
here's a disambiguation page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh
 
@Seth Are you a Waleshianito?
 
@TRiG have u solve the issue?
 
@Lucio I have GParted running now. Have reduced size of Ubuntu partition, but it's not allowing me to expand Windows.
Am fiddling with it.
 
right
 
7:16 PM
@Lucio I am not welsh
 
@TRiG why don't you get ride of Windows
@Seth Now it is clear :D
 
@Lucio *rid
 
@Lucio I now have unallocated space, but that space is still within /dev/sda4.
@Lucio I want IE10 for testing purposes.
 
screenshot
 
@TRiG Why don't you get rid of the Hard Drive?
 
7:17 PM
screenshot gparted, upload it?
 
I build websites, so I need a bit of IE now and again.
 
@TRiG you could in theory put XP on a VM inside Ubuntu
or Win7 inside a VM
 
@TRiG trust me, that is exactly what you need to avoid
 
and then view from there
but i agree, IE is BAD
3
and you should build for firefox, etc.
 
yep
 
7:18 PM
which is SANE. IE is dying
hell, SSL labs even points out IE doesn't support all the SSL stuff that it should
and every dev out there knows it
 
IE actually isn't dying.
 
no forwarding secrecy, etc.
 
@TRiG The newest version is now 11 you know.
 
 
But I don't even wast my time building for IE.
(personally)
 
7:19 PM
oooop i noticed a problem with Ask Ubuntu's SSL
they need to add www. to the prefixes :/
 
@TRiG Might be because sda3 is extended.
 
@Lucio I'm afraid a couple of clients use IE. I don't develop for IE, but I do want to glance at the finished product in IE. Just a glance.
 
...The new topbar....
 
@TRiG sda3 is an extended partition
that's the problem
you can't move extended partition space from within the extended partition to outside without resizing the extended partition too
 
@TRiG yeah, I pity you
 
7:20 PM
so you have to reize your sda5, like you did, then resize your sda3 and shrink it
and by doing that you run the risk of corruption and dataloss within the extended partition (so sda5 and sda6 could both die)
 
@ThomasW. Yup. Have done it now. It wouldn't let me resize sda3, because one of the sections within it was being used. So I turned off the swap and now it works.
 
@TRiG back up data you want to keep though
before you apply changes
because...
25 mins ago, by Thomas W.
ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR STUFF.
 
@ThomasW. true
@ThomasW. lol
 
should I post on MSO about the SSL issues?
 
@ThomasW. The only thing on this computer that I want to keep is my record of tabs open in Firefox. And I won't cry if I lose it.
@ThomasW. Don't bother. You'll be told that SSL is not yet officially supported.
They have it enabled for a few experiments, but you shouldn't expect it to be working yet.
 
7:23 PM
@TRiG then i'll give them guidance on configuration, as it stands they're vulnerable to many SSL vulnerabilities by only using older SSL protocols
and it's very easy to turn on the newer ones unless they're using win2k
 
It's broken. They know it's broken. They're working on it.
And bah. Now I have two small portions of unallocated space I can't get rid of.
 
@TRiG They're working on it. since?
 
> We’ll be working on it over the next 6-8 weeks.
They are not working.
 
I'm now going to hit the scary button in GParted.
If I can find it.
Ah. There it is.
*crosses fingers*
^^ Those should be backslashes (to escape the asterisks), but because I'm running Ubuntu from a flash stick it's given me a US keyboard layout, and I don't know where the backslashes are hidden.
 
7:37 PM
crosses fingers :(
 
And fixed from my Desktop computer, while the laptop ruminates on repartitioning.
 
well, I'm out
(^ you when I close the chat room)
 
7:56 PM
@Lucio the whole of Stack Exchange the moment I become active
 
@Seth which only works fully on windows 8.1, IE has been dead for everything else
 
IE is the best internet browser in the world
 
BLASPHEMY
2
 
oh right, sarcasm can't be detected in chat
IE11 isn't terrible though tbf
Chrome is still the best browser though
 
wait, SE use nginx?
 
@Braiam Apparently so.
 
8:21 PM
mm... vote to reopen? askubuntu.com/q/388037/169736
 
8:31 PM
@Braiam Sure. I can't believe that got closed. At least, with that close reason anyway.
 
@Seth because reasons, I want reviews audits...
 
@kalina .
 
I think we should remove the second part of the question
 
still not sure what is being asked...
 
@RolandiXor Sending people periods again hmm?
:P
 
8:33 PM
@kalina e_e
 
does he want a hard drive image?
 
@Seth there are no words for what I saw there lol
 
@Mateo Other people are ;)
 
Firefox or bust.
 
@RolandiXor No kidding lol.
 
8:34 PM
(Sent from Chromium).
 
@RolandiXor THIS
@RolandiXor (same lol)
 
Well.. Opera running on Chromium.. Not exactly the same.
 
ewwww
 
Actually it's not that bad.
Opera 12 was awful though.
2
 
8:38 PM
why people are suggesting edits to OT questions that are about another OS?
 
Because they really have no idea how this site works.
 
and even worse... reviewers are approving them!
(really wants reviews audits...)
 
GTK+ 3.10 did land in 14.04!
I was wondering.
Trust me folks, you will be pleased with 14.04.
 
I hope so.
 
It is 12.04 evolved.
 
8:40 PM
Tahr looks so cool
 
@Braiam then they will be disappointed when down the road rep starts disappearing 2 points at a time
 
Not revolutionary, but definitely a good evolution of the not-so-different iteration that 12.04 was.
@Seth you tried it? (sorry for the late reply, was reading)
 
@RolandiXor Tried what?
Opera 12 or 19?
 
19? oh right they switched development systems...
 
@Seth 19
 
8:43 PM
Yep. Opera is actually fast in 19.
Opera 12 was soooo slow, even though it has awesome features.
 
I miss that they are not crazy on the edge everything changes each version
 
@RolandiXor I'm typing this on 19
 
@Seth on Linux?
 
@RolandiXor No, they don't have a dev version for Linux yet.. The Linux version of Opera is still 12 dot something
 
Oh okay I thought so
 
8:45 PM
@Seth :`(
 
12.16 to be exact. Maybe I'll try it again..
 
4 whole number releases, looks like they abandoned us
 
:O
You're right! Opera is at 18 for Windows...
 
they skipped a few numbers in there, mac is up on 18 too
 
9:04 PM
Wouldn't this be a Steam bug?
0
Q: I can't get Steam to exit or close on Ubuntu 13.10

Jason ScottSteam works absolutely fine on my Ubuntu 13.10 installation, however I'm unable to quit the client - the menubar indicator stays there even when I hit Exit. I can only close Steam completely by killing the process.

 
9:17 PM
@Seth yep
 
9:29 PM
Voted to close and commented on how to report steam bugs.
 
@bex just remove one, install the other, fill the form, remove the other and install one! — Braiam 6 secs ago
O_O
I don't know if someone can understand that...
 
@Braiam, go to bed man, your not making sence
Good night!
 
9:58 PM
Hey, my pro forma comments script started working all of a sudden... COMMENT ON ALL THE THINGS!
 
@Seth Silent patch or change from the SE end of things?
 
Let me see..
Seems like an SE update. The script hasn't been updated for 49 days supposedly.
 
@blade19899 I don't think it's a bug. I don't thing they're even trying to click on the applet and get the dropdown that lets you exit steam. Works for me on Trusty.
Also, software updater needs a "Restart Later" button for kernel upgrades, at least in Xubuntu.
 
@hbdgaf I just kill the thingy....
 
Could just kill it, but then you run the risk of corrupting some download you forgot you backgrounded. I'ld exit it as it was designed for safety.
my life just got way easier. there's a libnl python wrapper built in to libnl. it's just that nobody uses it...like...ever
 
10:21 PM
BTW, @Seth I won! :P
Also I think that you know a lot of keyboard, maybe you can help here:
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Q: xmodmap,map capslock to control_L,contol to super_L

user224199I usually swap control and capslock, but the old Laptop I am using has no win key which I use as a super key. So that is why I would like to have to assin control_L to caplock but control to super_L any help is strongly appreciated Uwe Brauer

 
10:41 PM
I'm about to report a bug, so want to be sure that it is not reported in another place
The bug is with the Keyboard and Text configurations, Ubuntu doesn't recognize the configs values (I think) so I need to change it after every boot
Have anyone heard it before?
 
Is it an order of interpretation problem? The answer will probably be to put it in an init script instead of rewriting something to include an order of precedence rule.
 
what?
I'm not looking for a solution now, but to report it and then you and everyone have more and better info to debug it.
 
you're mapping something to something that is remapped. it's possible restoring the configuration gets borked because of the order it restores in. that's just my guess.
 
O.O
@hbdgaf I don't understand any word of that :D
Oh, you say that I need to restore the configs, right?
 
you're still talking about xmodmap question right?
 
10:45 PM
oh, no
sorry
haha
 
ok. i was reading it that way.
 
yeah, I should have separated it, silly of my
 
@Lucio I don't understand..
 
I mean, the bar is like I wanted
 
But it's also like I wanted
 
10:48 PM
O_O
Oh right :D
 
;)
 
we all win!
 
Exactly :D
 
with Mateo yessss
 
An Ubuntu Widget would be cool although rather out of place on an SE site..
 
10:50 PM
We are like miles far away from the rest of SE thanks to this guy.
 
This guy?
 
that and it would be totally different from the ubuntu bar
 
nop
 
@Lucio miles away? I'm not sure that translates as good here
 
abs. not
google failed on me
a big one to be honest
 
10:52 PM
<-- is lost
 
unless it is a mile high in the sky, maybe
 
hi
 
The sound of silent
Hi!
 
waves
 
what's wrong with this command sudo scp -r pi@192.168.103: ~/www/ /var/ ?
trying to copy my php stuff to my raspberry pi
 
10:55 PM
all? :D
 
Emm.. Maybe the question mark at the end?
 
lol
 
lol
 
that's not in it
 
Are you sure it's .103?
 
10:56 PM
yes
 
That's... high.
 
I did that myself
I know I wrote it myself in the router
the address starts at 100 ;)
 
wow.
 
yep
 
So.. you trying to copy to two different locations?
 
10:56 PM
My mobile is using 105 xD
 
but the scp command?
 
@Alvar home might not expand properly... and i don't mix sudo and scp.
 
And I'm on like 4 lol
 
I want to copy the www folder and all the rest in it
 
.1.103 ?
 
10:57 PM
to /var/ on the PI
 
What happens when you run the command?
 
@Mateo no
@Seth it copies .desktop files
which is strange...
 
try with out the ~ shortcut
 
@Mateo this
 
@Alvar indeed
 
10:59 PM
no such file or directory
think I need the full path
 
/home/usrename/
 
@Mateo this
 
yep did /home/alvar/www/
but still sends a bunch of .desktop files and no /www file :S
 
Why is www in your ~ anyway?
 
@Seth I put it there, it's not my actual WWW
I just wanted to copy paste that into my new www
and replace the one that's there now..
 
11:01 PM
I see.
 
I can't understand why this isn't working..
 
wait, you have desktop files in ~/www ?
 
Me either.
 
@hbdgaf on my laptop yes
 
try -v to see if it says anything more
 
11:04 PM
hmm think I did it wrong...
$ sudo scp -r /home/alvar/www/ pi@192.168.0.103:/var/
I wrote that
and got back a bunch of permision denied
which makes no sence...
 
it makes perfect sense
 
@Alvar: / var/www is owned by www-data
 
why?
 
pi can't write to it
 
damn!
 
11:08 PM
you're running as local root, not as remote root... derp
 
also, your raspi has no internal sensors
 
so what should I do?
@JourneymanGeek that sucks :(
@JourneymanGeek I love DATA!
so what should I do?
 
ssh to remote and pull. it's the easiest and least confusing
 
@hbdgaf pull?
 
ssh -l pi piaddress
sudo scp alvar@devboxaddress/home/alvar/www /var
chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
or similar
 
11:12 PM
ok...
 
check to make sure of who owns /var/www first. i do python django virtualenvs, so i can put them wherever i want...var dubs sounds like apache though
 
yeah this is apache via lightphd and php 5 server
 
i don't do php, but yeah, check permissions before you clobber them as a rule
 
owner is alvar
php is awesome ;)
 
on the pi...
 
11:15 PM
haha
 
I know it has a lot of faults..
 
Done
After any boot the configurations of the keyboard and the Text Entry menu is are not recognized. My keyboard has an Spanish configuration, but after turn on the computer the configuration is set on Spanish but not working. I have find a *turn around* to this issue (uploaded a video here and also on YT: http://youtu.be/v2bu1fohmvI) You can see (in the video) that I get the '@' character with the default combination, but after Add and Remove any language on the Text Entry menu, the Spanish configuration is recognized and I can then get the '@' char.
console-setup (Ubuntu)
Undecided / New
 
how do I check permission via cli?
 
ls...
 
wut?
 
11:17 PM
ls -la something or ls -laR something
 
ls list all files and folder.s..
 
i'm done.
 
thx
 
@Lucio what keymapping you got?
 
11:36 PM
aubergine color is up!
 
@Mateo I like it. But I would like to see a white theme. :)
that or Ubuntu orange
 

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