Ask Ubuntu General Room

Nathan Osman

00:05

@TheWanderer 4.2 IIRC. But I can go lower if need be. To Gingerbread I think.

I think 5 is the oldest I managed to get working in qemu.

TheWanderer

do you happen to have any idea when wm density was added to Android?

ie, can you try it on a Gingerbread emu? :p

Kaz Wolfe

o/ @TheWanderer

TheWanderer

why are you waving at me >_>

am suspish

Kaz Wolfe

no reason.

Seth

well I'm an idiot.

TheWanderer

00:09

@Seth what's new?

@KazWolfe <_>

Seth

I went to ##networking asking about my unsuccessful IPv6 setup and they're like "do you need another network? Just use it as a switch" and I'm like

Kaz Wolfe

@TheWanderer Don't worry, it gets worse. Like with some people.

TheWanderer

I need context @Seth

Seth

so now I'm using the router as a switch and everything is working.

4

Q: Hosts connected to DD-WRT router running radvd get IPv6 addresses but can't communicate

I'm trying to get IPv6 working on my local network. I know my ISP (Comcast) supports it because anything connected to the modem/router combo I rent from them gets assigned an IPv6 address and communicate using the protocol (can connect to ipv6.google.com and gets 20/20 on http://test-ipv6.com/)....

TheWanderer

u scrub

Seth

00:11

I'd still like to figure out how to get it working that way, but for now this suits my needs.

TheWanderer

suites them, eh

is it a penthouse suite?

Seth

oops

Kaz Wolfe

so @TheWanderer, how are you doing?

TheWanderer

tired

@KazWolfe so are you just trying to unsettle me or do you need something?

Kaz Wolfe

no, you're just the only active person in this room.

TheWanderer

00:13

Seth and Nathan aren't people?

k

Kaz Wolfe

"and aren't people?" wat

TheWanderer

@Seth @NathanOsman what is he up to?

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Seth I got my r8169 working yesterday FINALLY partly because I set IPv6 to ignore and went with IPv4 (perhaps my hardware from 2012 is just too hold for "new fangled stuff).

Kaz Wolfe

@TheWanderer who are you talking to?

TheWanderer

whom*

WinEunuuchs2Unix

00:14

He's wandering around randomly pinging objects that might be people :p

Kaz Wolfe

@WinEunuuchs2Unix He's not pinging anyone?

also hello @WinEunuuchs2Unix

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Look up five lines... and hellow long time no chat :)

Kaz Wolfe

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I've been a busy boy bubble sorting in bash last week.

Kaz Wolfe

??

Avery

00:15

@WinEunuuchs2Unix it just reads ""what is he up to

WinEunuuchs2Unix

TheWanderer
@Seth @NathanOsman what is he up to?

Avery

@WinEunuuchs2Unix who

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I dunno... He who shant be named?

Avery

Kaz Wolfe

@WinEunuuchs2Unix yeah, what are you pointing out?

TheWanderer

00:16

sigh

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Kaz Wolfe
@TheWanderer who are you talking to?

^^^ It's all up there....LOL

Kaz Wolfe

yeah.... i'm confused. because that's exactly what I'm seeing.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

He's randomly pinging objects that might be people.... just like I said earlier.

Kaz Wolfe

he's not pinging anyone.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

he pinged seth and nathan after saying they aren't people

Kaz Wolfe

00:19

you are making no sense

Seth

@KazWolfe your view is messed up.. it's missing words we got. Reload the page?

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Oh now I see when you scroll further back YOU said they aren't people.

All of us must be people because a BOT wouldn't F-up so badly :p

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix This machine is from 2012.. but I have an intel NIC.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I have a Realtek NIC and Intel WiFi but full Intel chipset all around.

Oops Audio might be Realteck too... I forget.

Avery

I think I'll refresh

WinEunuuchs2Unix

00:22

How's student life Seth? What are you taking?

sempaiscuba

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but today's free ebook from Packt Publishing is "Mastering Embedded Linux Programming", in case anyone is interested: packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning

TheWanderer

@Seth pretty sure Kaz is being a troll

@sempaiscuba it's pretty off topic, but so are we :p

Kaz Wolfe

@TheWanderer what?

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix Right now I'm just taking a database class. And finishing 3 classes from last quarter I didn't get finished because I was so sick.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

@sempaiscuba I have a hard enough time doing Linux Bash coding on my reclining couch I don't think I can do it in bed... especially when you factor in drinking beer and smoking cigarettes.

@Seth Sweet. Database is on my to-do list after I finish learning bash arrays for data storage and retrieval. Any tips on SQL or some other RDMS?

Seth

00:24

@WinEunuuchs2Unix har har har

sempaiscuba

@WinEunuuchs2Unix Fair point. I thought that I'd share just in case. ;-)

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix SQL is a good place to start.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Embedded and Robust and Enabled and Empowered are just buzzwords surrounding a programming language or feminist organization I tend to ignore them.

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix embedded is not a buzzword..

WinEunuuchs2Unix

@Seth 30 years ago when I graduate college my friends at the time went into SQL and I went a different direction. Now I'm coming around to their point of view.

@Seth ${var//search/replace} is a BASH builtin (ie embedded) whereas sed is an external program call.

Seth

00:27

@sempaiscuba how is the quality of the book? A lot of free ebooks aren't of good quality at all.

@WinEunuuchs2Unix no, that's a builtin ;)

embedded is like programming an arduino.

for lack of a better example off the top of my head.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

To me "embedded" means "inside"... but I'm not going to argue

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix We're using MySQL with MariaDB.

@WinEunuuchs2Unix that's how embedded devices are used :)

WinEunuuchs2Unix

MySQL comes with LAMP right? I'll be learning that soon along with PHP.

sempaiscuba

@Seth Most of the Packt books are pretty good. They offer a different ebook every day through their "learning" site. Usually worth keeping an eye open.

Journeyman Geek

the M in LAMP is for mysql

Seth

00:28

@WinEunuuchs2Unix yep!

@sempaiscuba cool, I'll add it to my rounds :)

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I just have to figure out what the heck the server is going to find on the internet to populate into the MySQL database which is EMBEDDED in LAMP :p

Seth

Embedded system

An embedded system is a computer system with a dedicated function within a larger mechanical or electrical system, often with real-time computing constraints. It is embedded as part of a complete device often including hardware and mechanical parts. Embedded systems control many devices in common use today. Ninety-eight percent of all microprocessors are manufactured as components of embedded systems. Examples of properties of typically embedded computers when compared with general-purpose counterparts are low power consumption, small size, rugged operating ranges, and low per-unit cost. This comes...

@WinEunuuchs2Unix the first paragraph there can probably explain it better than I can ;)

WinEunuuchs2Unix

^^^ That's embedded hardware not fair... I could say embedded Mistress into an Open Marriage too.

Seth

@WinEunuuchs2Unix indeed but in reference to embedded programming that is what they are referring to :)

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Oh yes... pun intended on "embedded mistress"

TheWanderer

01:12

sigh

Android Dev

01:23

@NathanOsman - So I switched to grabbing the underlying image buffer instead of getting each pixel individually, and that made a HUGE difference in the speed :)

@NathanOsman - Also, did you see my comment asking for advice last night?

WinEunuuchs2Unix

01:36

@AndroidDev how did your SSD boot acceleration bounty go?

Kaz Wolfe

01:54

the world today:

sudo rm -rf /etc/sanity.conf.d/

Android Dev

@WinEunuuchs2Unix It's been ignored.

Avery

@AndroidDev linky?

WinEunuuchs2Unix

That's a shame Android... My 29 second boot shaved down to 14 seconds got even better with grub background image staying up longer now so transition to plymouth sunrise and then Ubuntu login custom wallpaper has like only 1 second black screen total. But I felt your pain early on in the saga.

The interesting thing about the 9 second initramfs delay was it was black screen the whole time. Then I had a few seconds of black screen (maybe 5?) between graphic splash screens.

The mSata III SSD is on a Sata II bus. When going to the Sata III SSD on the Sata III bus (it's there unused) the 14 seconds should go down to 10 seconds or so closer to the speeds byte and wanderer or kaz also reported in your Q&A. I wish I could tell you definitively how I chopped speed in half from 29 seconds to 14 seconds.

Avery

02:10

Do UL cover bsd?

That Brazilian Guy

Hello persons and entities

WinEunuuchs2Unix

weird at first I thought you said "cover band"...LOL

HI Ianc where you been?

That Brazilian Guy

There is this question with 15 upvotes and 50k views and 7 answers (top one with 25 upvotes)... But the question is just screenshots and they are not in English

Anyway, could someone with an English install of Ubuntu take new screenshots and replace it please?

15

Q: virt-manager can't connect to libvirt

I'm running Ubuntu 12.04.2 32 bits. The error doesn't show up if I start gksudo virt-manager. libvirt-bin is installed. I don't know how to check for the daemon. I am a member of libvirtd. Output of ps ax | grep libvirt: 9225 ? Sl 0:04 /usr/sbin/libvirtd -d 9302 ? S 0:00 /usr/sbin/dnsmasq...

virtualization kvm qemu

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Hopefully not mean... mine tend to be < 10 views

That's a 12.04 question.... who cares?

Plus it's 32 bit kernel.... double down on the WHO CARES

That Brazilian Guy

Sure, because ANY issue that EVER happened on a previous Ubuntu install and / or on a 32 bit kernel is completely irrelevant.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

02:15

I'm working on questions that predate 12.04 and 32 bit like how are file names sorted when certain characters are ignored like "." and "_" and possibly "(" and ")".

Many have asked the questions on Stack Overflow, Android and Windows forums but no definitive answer yet.

Journeyman Geek

@ThatBrazilianGuy I'd just translate the error message and add it to the question

makes it sooooo much more searchable

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Still don't understand investing in a Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit software Q&A. shrugs

Journeyman Geek

@WinEunuuchs2Unix the error is likely to be same on newer versions.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Sorry I never actually followed the link... please ignore me :)

Journeyman Geek

booo

@ThatBrazilianGuy did you have to add yourself to the group?

Avery

02:30

@ThatBrazilianGuy I'm on, arch but same pics sec.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

@Avery How do you like Arch Linux and what Desktop Environment do you use? Is Arch systemd friendly?

Avery

1) I like it, not the moost stable distro ever but rather lightweight. 2) KDE 3) Yes.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

1) Stable depends on the platform and the bugs encountered. 2) Never used KDE but heard a few good things. 3) systemd friendly is the best thing these days.

Avery

1) shrug you have a point 2) KDE plasma is quite modifiable- I really like it. 3) yup! hides the freebsd setup she's installing on KVM atm

WinEunuuchs2Unix

1) Point taken. 2) I don't want to modify my DE so KDE "plasma" being configurable is a shrugs. 3) Avery is a she?

Avery

02:40

2) each for their own 3) avery is a she.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

2) Understood. 3) The second smartest person in Programming Accounting college was a she.

Journeyman Geek

1) why are we talking in point form?

WinEunuuchs2Unix

0) It's the new "in thing" :p

Journeyman Geek

@Avery heh. I have a haiku install next to me ;)

arch is vaguely like gentoo.

Its probably excellent for learning, but I would never host anything critical on it

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I think the Linux distro field will shrink in the next 3 years.

Making things different is not good for programmer-kind or user-kind not to mention mankind or ahem personkind

Avery

02:44

(man in mankind refers to human race in general... so...)

Journeyman Geek

lol

@WinEunuuchs2Unix history suggests... not bloody likely.

There's just too many ways to do things, not all of em terrible

WinEunuuchs2Unix

Sure homo-sapiens doesn't mean we are all gay. And just because we are happy and gay doesn't mean we are homo. Words are contextual.

Journeyman Geek

and the nice thing about linux is you can pretty much chop and change anything you have the skills to integrate.

WinEunuuchs2Unix

@JourneymanGeek I just think there are too many Linux Distros for the world to support. The people need to focus their energies developing for less platforms is all.

Journeyman Geek

@WinEunuuchs2Unix but a linux distro is just an easy to use collection of... things

WinEunuuchs2Unix

02:48

@JourneymanGeek Agreed. Ubuntu is Linux Kernel + Gnome internals + SystemD + some gnome GUI like Nautilus and gedit + some Unity (soon to be dead).

Avery

Fortunately, the charging one has been solved now that we've all standardized on mini-USB. Or is it micro-USB? Shit.

Journeyman Geek

@WinEunuuchs2Unix unless you run a KDE respin or a xfcd respin or a ...

Avery

relevant xkcd. as always.

Journeyman Geek

or do what I used to do and build of a minimal disk

right now I run fedora (since they're further upstream on KVM than ubuntu is) and run ubuntu on top of that

WinEunuuchs2Unix

We all have our different view points.... You on the DE which I am ambivalent about me on grub boot and how file names are sorted which you are ambivalent about.

Journeyman Geek

02:51

and its a similar enough system that once I 'got' one distro, switchung was painless

@WinEunuuchs2Unix I worked in a place where all applications were dumped into... /apps

and everything was launched by an eidritch series of c shell scripts setting 20-30 environment variables

WinEunuuchs2Unix

I switched from two different mainframes to three different mini-computers to many different PC's and many different Network Operating Systems, then to internet with different browsers and all kinds of different PC OS's and DE's now. I'm kind of tired off all the options if you get my drift.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: www-data can't write to /tmp

Linux 4.4.0-75-generic #96-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 20 09:56:33 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux Permissions seem wide open >>> ll / ... drwxrwxrwt 8 root root 4096 May 1 02:44 tmp/ Denied access: sudo -u www-data echo "hello" > /tmp/test.txt -bash: /tmp/test.txt: Permission de...

ubuntu permissions

WinEunuuchs2Unix

HMV music had the most interesting computer system Data General Basic I think where the Control Key and "A" key were next to each other. On that platform <Ctrl>+<A> rebooted the BASIC operating system. Which is really stupid. Ironically HMV went out of business this year. Not due to that old Data General Mini-Computer but because CD sales sort of got wiped out by Apple iPod Music, spotify and the like.

Anyway change is good but too much diversity in the computer world reinventing the wheel is not good (IMO). There are WIP projects over the last 20 years that still aren't perfected for file managers, time management, RAD, etc. that still need to be finished. eg Ubuntu wasted 1/2 decade trying to write and OS for a phone before giving up but still don't have a basic function to know when a phone is plugged into my laptop and say "hey would you like to backup all your contacts?".

Nathan Osman

03:54

@AndroidDev sorry, I totally forgot to address your question from yesterday.

My suggestion would be to put a cap on the maximum size of data that can be embedded. Say, 10 MB, and then any number higher than that is considered corrupt and processing stops.

A checksum would work but then you have the extra need to calculate it.

Kaz Wolfe

o/ @ThomasWard

Seth

04:41

it just doesn't sound the same when you censor your language..

I can't tell if the SU folks on my question are just being dense or if they're 100 times smarter than me. Probably a bit of both.

Avery

05:01

for those who want to go "what are you even"

Journeyman Geek

@Seth could be both

SmokeDetector

05:28

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL-only title, link at end of body, link following arrow in body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: gomusclebuilding.com/testo-burst/ by Keafreyz on askubuntu.com

Anwar

appears silently in a silent room

Journeyman Geek

06:01

slides across the floor, clattering loudly into the silent room

Kaz Wolfe

OY! SOME OF US ARE TRYING TO SLEEP! KEEP IT DOWN YOU CRAZY KIDS!

Journeyman Geek

I blame it being a public holiday everywhere but the US

In the US...

Its... Monday

Rinzwind

06:40

@JourneymanGeek it is monday here too :-P

Seth

@NathanOsman --^ :D

Journeyman Geek

@Rinzwind lol

@Rinzwind But... no labour on labour day! Unless you're a woman in labour I suppose...

Rinzwind

anyone using kde?

Journeyman Geek

kinda.

Rinzwind

and I do not need a general "yes,someone does" ;-)

Journeyman Geek

06:52

(I have it on the fedora box I run my seedbox on)

Rinzwind

0

Q: How can I make variety work in Kubuntu?

How to make variety work in Kubuntu 17.04? Variety does not change wallpaper in Kubuntu automatically.

kubuntu wallpaper 17.04

easy rep ^

just got to test the methods it lists in the link

Journeyman Geek

ah

._.

not sure what my box runs ;p

Rinzwind

:D

Journeyman Geek

if no one's answered, I'll see if I can fire up a VM to test

Zanna

07:16

Maybe Anwar can help

Rinzwind

he's sleeping :=)

Zanna

07:33

more likely having lunch haha

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

08:53

0

Q: How to connect OpenVPN from Ubuntu?

Installed packages: network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome network-manager-pptp network-manager-vpnc Config the connection information from system network setting tool. Tried to connect it but got error: May? 1 12:49:32 pppd[19091]: Using interface ppp0 May? 1 12:49:32 NetworkM...

ubuntu openvpn

Rinzwind

09:55

yearling \o/

3

Zanna

\o/

how many have you got? six?

Rinzwind

10:21

yes

Zanna

I'm a baby

4

Journeyman Geek

lol

I have only 5 here

Zanna

nice collection

Rinzwind

wtf is this askubuntu.com/questions/910460/…

we are doing windows ? :P

Jacob Vlijm

4 (yearlings)

Rinzwind

10:27

newbie

Jacob Vlijm

Old age

Rinzwind

smokey dont post closed questions :=)

there! good job

Jacob Vlijm

He wants to make us feel slow

user136984

10:41

Feeling good just having closed my first 12.04 question! >;D

user136984

10:58

Could could an almost 26k user post a LOA???

user136984

-1

A: How do I share files on my home network?

There is a fairly detailed tutorial here. It details how to set up the networking/file sharing although it doesn't mention chat. You can do file sharing and synchronisation using ubuntu one, though this sends everything over the internet instead of doing things locally.

user136984

I guess it was a while ago...

Zanna

11:20

I'm sure I've posted some rubbish stuff...

Rinzwind

12:16

my starred yearling needs 3 more upvotes :=)

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

12:48

0

Q: find lock time of threads in g++ file using ps filesystem

I have find the lock time of threads of a g++ program manually (In it, i myself has created the threads using pthread build in functions). Now i want to find the lock time of threads of the same program using ps commands. Any one know how it can be done?

ubuntu ps multithreading g++

Byte Commander

Huh, what is going on on the main site?

2/3 of all new questions have a score of -1 or lower

Is there a troll going round or are they all really that bad?

Zanna

13:15

hmm... that is odd

perhaps someone is very annoyed about something

or they just got 125 and are really, really, really excited about their new privilege

user136984

@Zanna That was me when I got there... :P

Zanna

13:38

how should we deal with this?

Rinzwind

@fossfreedom regarding this: askubuntu.com/questions/910716/auto-hide-ubuntu-budgie-panel The install button does nothing

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

14:21

0

Q: Why does my NVIDIA GPU Tegra K1 freeze for 10h in a row during flash?

I am currently trying to flash my NVIDIA Tegra K1, but it failed a few times so far... I am following this tutorial Which is the same as in the getting started guide. When executing the following command (described in step 7): sudo ./flash.sh jetson-tk1 mmcblk0p1 The board just freezes when sen...

ubuntu usb system-installation nvidia flash-memory

fossfreedom

@Rinzwind what install button?

Rinzwind

14:40

@fossfreedom software center :=)

fossfreedom

gnome-software-center?

Rinzwind

yeah

fossfreedom

you know the drill - run from a terminal - any errors you see?

Rinzwind

pixel saver is a GNOME Shell Extension Do those work in budgie?

fossfreedom

"budgie-pixel-saver-applet" is a budgie specific applet - no gnome-shell extensions are for gnome-shell

Rinzwind

14:42

wait

ehm i have backports open, updated but all it shows is "pixel-saver" not 'budgie-pixel-saver-applet"
Hmm

fossfreedom

thats the one!

Rinzwind

cli installed it :=)

Ask Ubuntu Meta

15:00

0

Q: can i ask qutions about debian on askubuntu?

I've just installed Debian alongside Ubuntu and windows 7 in other partition. since i got a bib problem about Debian OS (about its booting) but it didn't have any askdebian sites.since i trust the answers from Askubuntu and Ubuntu is made by Debian , can i ask questions about Debian i tried to f...

discussion asking-questions

Zanna

15:19

those questions in the answer look like they would get closed with hammers if asked today...

fossfreedom

ah - those were the days! 2010 - just when we were starting and finding our feet

Rinzwind

15:40

fossy! other question. why does chromium in budgie sometimes open links in a new tab and close a tab when I click it. When normally a link opens in the same window and a tab gets focused (and shows) :=)

and on another note. What should I order in today from my fav. chinese restaurant? >:-D

Zanna

@fossfreedom :) yeah. It looks like U&L had not yet appeared so the scope of AU might be a little broader for that reason too

Rinzwind

focus @zanna focus on the important things :=)

Zanna

hmm what do you mean?

Rinzwind

see my last question ^ :=)

Zanna

oh oh sorry, my apologies

Rinzwind

15:54

I am thinking menu c :P

chineesafhaalpamela.nl/aanbiedingen.html

:D

Zanna

*consults the document*

Rinzwind

lol

Zanna

oh I get a 503...

Rinzwind

opens for me :X

Zanna

cancel that...

Rinzwind

15:55

why? I should not get menu c? :**

Zanna

haha no the 503 went away on refresh

Rinzwind

>:)

Zanna

You should get menu c, yes (nodding and smiling while not understanding Dutch or Chinese)

Rinzwind

D:

fine

and some wantansoup

they dont answer the phone:*

Zanna

wanton soup? sounds rebellious

Journeyman Geek

16:04

lol. also, awesome kde theme

Zanna

:)

what are you eating today JMG?

Rinzwind

jman!

Journeyman Geek

I had boonda. currently sitting in bed, looking at cars

Rinzwind

me in bed. looking at snooker :=)

Zanna

haha I'm in bed writing book reviews

Journeyman Geek

16:05

more importantly, trying to see if the cars my dad has in mind will work for my dog

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

0

Q: Problems on Ubuntu Budgie 17.04 with Ryzen CPU and Gigabyte Motherboard

In order to fix the issues with the Gigabyte AM4 Motherboard, I installed a modified 4.10.3 kernel with CONFIG_PINCTRL_AMD disabled. I downloaded it from here. After booting with this kernel, everything worked fine. But now the system frequently crashes and there are a few weird things in /var/lo...

ubuntu kernel amd

Rinzwind

@JourneymanGeek HIS car? YOUR dog? >:-D

Journeyman Geek

lol

technically I'm rhe dog's human

5

and its important

Rinzwind

16:27

yes my 2nd close <3 askubuntu.com/questions/910825/…

Android Dev

@NathanOsman - I just discovered something quite interesting. Converting a single-dimensional array to a 2 dimensional array only took 25 milliseconds, but converting that newly created 2D array from YX to XY took 750 milliseconds...

I guess I need to rework my loops to use YX instead of XY

Wait sec...

I just thought about something

If I use a single-dimensional array,

I don't even need to worry about running over the edge

Which means I wouldn't need two incrementing variables, just one

Which would probably yield a large speed boost...

Hmmmm.

Time to backup the current code and do a bit of reworking here!

user136984

16:56

Perhaps someone could help this person look through their logs and solve their problem?

user136984

-1

Q: Upgrade without ubuntu-release-upgrader

I want to upgrade from 16.10 to 17.04 and sudo do-release-upgrade fails due to An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade. (and nothing else). My point of view here is that this is ridiculous feedback for an important system component and I requested improvement at https://bug...

apt upgrade do-release-upgrade

user136984

I'm on Arch and my Ubuntu VM can't be accessed at the moment so I am unable to.

user136984

But I don't think that it should be too hard to diagnose their situation.

user136984

:)

Nathan Osman

17:26

Dupe: askubuntu.com/questions/905874/…

The weird thing is that the answer seems to have nothing to do with the question.

Zanna

yeah

I already VTC that

on April 17th

so I cannot vote now

Android Dev

18:01

@NathanOsman I also VTCed on the 17th like Zanna

Nathan Osman

18:22

Weird. It wasn't showing up.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

18:32

0

Q: bash: /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/xe/bin/nls_lang.sh: No such file or directory

When I open my terminal, I see this on top of the terminal. I removed Oracle XE. However, I cannot remove this line from my terminal. Also I cannot remove Oracle user from my group. What can I do? bash: /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/xe/bin/nls_lang.sh: No such file or directory

ubuntu oracle

Rinzwind

who is in charge of the old releases website?

jokerdino

Canonical probably.

Rinzwind

not a specific person? >:-)

Zanna

@NathanOsman close votes age away - mine is long gone

Nathan Osman

Ah.

lewis4u

18:46

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Q: Advanced install options under UEFI

I have a new laptop and when I boot from my USB stick the very first screen menu is this: And what I want is to be able to chose advanced install options under UEFI bios: With F4 Modes and F6 Other Options like on this ss up ^

boot system-installation uefi

Zanna

18:56

@NathanOsman it lets you vote again eventually, but I can't at the moment

user136984

19:36

Does anybody know any recipes for good rice-based bread? :)

Rinzwind

yes!

Rice honey bread: smulweb.nl/recepten/1370767/Rijst-honing-brood--lekker-brood-

user136984

@Rinzwind: Great! Thanks! :)

Rinzwind

in dutch though in case someone wants it >:)

user136984

I have a Dutch friend, I will get him to translate.

user136984

Google Translate will probably end up poisoning me. :P

Seth

19:41

what if your Dutch friend's translation matches Google Translate? Is your Dutch friend trying to poison you?

user136984

Yes :P

Rinzwind

sethy!

Nathan Osman

Maybe he submitted the translation.

You can do that now.

Rinzwind

@ParanoidPanda I could translate >:=D

Nathan Osman

I have done that with some latin phrases.

Rinzwind

19:42

150 g gekookte rondkorrelige rijst
150 g melk
5 g verse gist
40 g honing
250 g meel
5 g Zout

Seth

@Rinzwind hi!

Rinzwind

= 150 gram boiled round rice, 150 gram milk, 5 gram fresh yeast, 40 gram honey, 250 gram flour 5 gram salt.

toss 1st 4 in bowl. kneed. same for last 2. kneed.

put together and kneed some more.

let it rest

do the last 2 4 times.

and then into the oven

done :-D

user136984

Well, I bake a lot so I'm pretty sure that that wouldn't poison me. So I will trust the recipe, though obviously I will trust my nose more. :P

defalt

Try to install AnBox on your PC. They are saying it supports ubuntu

user136984

@Rinzwind: It sounds nice, I will give it a go, and then I will bake a second time adding Natto which apparently is only nice with rice...

user136984

19:46

And thanks for the translation! :)

defalt

Anbox allows you to run android apps in Linux without emulator

Rinzwind

@ParanoidPanda sure thing but it seems it is the same as with any bread; this just has some honey with it :P

user136984

@defalt: Yay! I can finally get the Panda Dumping theme then! :D

user136984

@Rinzwind: Most bread doesn't contain rice...

user136984

That's the important bit for me.

user136984

19:50

@Rinzwind: Does the recipe specify the type of flour?

Rinzwind

no?

wait Ill have another look

nope

user136984

Ok, then it's up to me.

defalt

I'm waiting for anbox to support kali linux. Then I'll reverse engineer closed source online android apps..it is very difficult to use IDA pro

user136984

Sometimes recipes have a preference over flour because it changes the bread depending on the kind of flour you get.

Nathan Osman

@defalt ...and expensive.

user136984

19:52

@defalt: By their closed source nature I assume that it will be in their license to not reverse engineer them, in which case that would be illegal. So I wouldn't go announcing it too much.

user136984

@defalt: What distros does it currently support?

Byte Commander

@NathanOsman only in theory...

Avery

@defalt um

kali isn't really aimed at daily use.

Byte Commander

Just looked up that AnBox thing. Sounds useful, if it works. Maybe I can replace my Android_x86 VM with that at a point.

Avery

> snap

AGH

snaps are the worst

but thankfully aur is here to help me

edwinksl

20:30

Apr 23 at 13:27, by jokerdino

Q: How do you tell if someone uses Arch?
A: They will tell you.

Seth

dat burn tho

edwinksl

:p

Avery

@edwinksl well, to make @zenna's reply accurate too, I'll go ahead and reveal that I'm also vegetarian (not so vegan but would if there were enough vegan stuff overe here).

edwinksl

lolol

you are fine though, not that self-righteous yet

Kaz Wolfe

woof?

Avery

20:40

woof woof

@edwinksl hey, you don't know me that much.

edwinksl

true

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

I don't think Mein Kampf should be considered "Entertainment" . . . .

also What the flying Frack, YouTube ? What kind of suggestions you're giving me

Avery

21:01

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy disable suggestions

Rinzwind

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy it is based on your search history >:-D

Avery

@Rinzwind oh THAT'S WHY

Rinzwind

Off topic askubuntu.com/questions/910911/can-i-reinstall-windows-7

edwinksl

21:31

woahhh 100 bucks

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