[18:55] <xryuu> fossfreedom hello
[18:55] <xryuu> i was the one with the slow boot and login
[19:47] <fossfreedom> xryuu: hi - did you find any more information about this?
[19:49] <xryuu> fossfreedom: gimme a min to see something. brb
[19:57] <xryuu> fossfreedom: hello again
[19:58] <xryuu> so i runned a systemd-analyze-blame
[19:58] <xryuu> 9.081s NetworkManager-wait-online.service       8.295s dev-sdd1.device          6.449s ModemManager.service         4.955s accounts-daemon.service
[19:59] <xryuu> those are taking 5s+ to boot
[19:59] <xryuu> to start sorry
[20:00] <fossfreedom> if you are not using a modem to connect - you can deinstall that
[20:01] <xryuu> would you care to tell me how?
[20:01] <xryuu> nvm found that!
[20:02] <xryuu> uninstalled it
[20:03] <fossfreedom> http://askubuntu.com/a/776913/14356
[20:03] <fossfreedom> that sounds reasonable - 3 things to try for network manager
[20:04] <xryuu> if i set it to non auto
[20:04] <xryuu> will i have to enable it everytime i boot?
[20:08] <fossfreedom> no idea - try, each one - see if things improve. there are several other answers on that question you might want to look over.  There is something rather strange with your setup that needs tweaking.
[20:08] <xryuu> hmm let me restart and see. brb
[20:12] <xryuu> fossfreedom: back
[20:12] <xryuu> Startup finished in 6.101s (firmware) + 2.549s (loader) + 3.469s (kernel) + 31.241s (userspace) = 43.361s
[20:12] <xryuu> 10.023s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
[20:12] <xryuu>           8.567s dev-sdd1.device
[20:12] <xryuu>           4.583s networking.service
[20:12] <xryuu>           4.552s NetworkManager.service
[20:12] <xryuu>           4.248s accounts-daemon.service
[20:12] <xryuu>           4.119s dev-loop0.device
[20:13] <xryuu>           4.056s dev-loop1.device
[20:13] <xryuu>           4.048s dev-loop2.device
[20:13] <xryuu>           3.071s gpu-manager.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           2.973s grub-common.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           2.593s apparmor.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           2.556s keyboard-setup.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           2.009s avahi-daemon.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.775s rsyslog.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.766s plymouth-start.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.741s thermald.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.672s systemd-udevd.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.618s teamviewerd.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.301s resolvconf.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.149s systemd-tmpfiles-setup-dev.service
[20:13] <xryuu>           1.145s speech-dispatcher.service
[20:13] <xryuu>            990ms udisks2.service
[20:13] <xryuu>            937ms systemd-remount-fs.service
[20:13] <xryuu> oh damn. sorry
[20:16] <fossfreedom> dev-sdd1 - what is on that drive?
[20:16] <xryuu> linux
[20:16] <fossfreedom> what partition is that?
[20:17] <xryuu> ext4 320gb HDD linux filesystem
[20:18] <fossfreedom> is that your root partition?
[20:19] <xryuu> root? contains OS
[20:19] <xryuu> if you mean that
[20:20] <fossfreedom> loop0 1 and 2 - you are mounting 3 drives?
[20:21] <xryuu> want me to send you a screenshot?
[20:21] <xryuu> to see what i have in my "disks"
[20:24] <xryuu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24141332/ here
[20:24] <fossfreedom> just asking the question. if you dont need to mount lots of drives automatically you can try to unmount these - have a look around on askubuntu.com for this.
[20:25] <fossfreedom> the biggest culprit is your networkmanager - found another thread you can look at https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2342450
[20:29] <fossfreedom> ah - those loop thingies are snaps - interesting that they are launching at boot
[20:31] <xryuu> fossfreedom: should i unmount them?
[20:32] <fossfreedom> the snaps?  sorry - I'm not familiar about how they work - 12 seconds for these to start up doesnt sound right.  Are these starting as part of your startup applications?
[20:33] <xryuu> hmm let me check that
[20:33] <xryuu> they are not in my startup programs
[20:34] <fossfreedom> k - I would ask a question on ubuntuforums.org
[20:39] <xryuu> i unmounted them


[07:40] <dholbach> good morning
[17:31] <czajkowski> oh good ideas from the ohio LoCo
[21:15] <JanC> czajkowski: I don't think an interview would be really useful (our server runs FreeBSD, and at least 3 of the 5 board members & some of the other members use linux for years ;) )
[21:16] <Pendulum> JanC: doesn't matter if you think it'd be useful. we want to interview you anyway :)
[21:19] <JanC> it's a group of volunteers representing telecom & internet consumers, so we have more volunteers to do the IT stuff than to do the actual work  ;)
[21:57] <czajkowski> JanC: aye it's not just Ubuntu
[21:57] <czajkowski> it;s all oss
[21:58] <czajkowski> :)
[21:58] <Pendulum> and not just people who aren't tech related NGOs :)


[08:59] <vish> what is the irc command to identify when the user nic was last logged in?
[09:04] <hyperair> /whowas
[09:04] <hyperair> or /msg nickserv info
[09:17] <vish> hyperair: ah, /msg nickserv info was the one i was looking for, thx..
[09:19] <vish>  /whowas doesnt seem to work for people online or offline..
[14:19] <Pici> ubottu: no lfs is <reply> LFS is Linux From Scratch (www.linuxfromscratch.org) - not to be confused with !LTS, which is the long term support release of Ubuntu (currently 6.06, 8.04 and 10.04)


[15:53] <pleia2> work, book deadlines and travel have been all-consuming, so updating things for our meetings has really slipped on my end
[15:54] <pleia2> apologies for that, hopefully it'll be better at the end of May
[15:55] <pleia2> (schedule-wise, we should have one tonight, but no announcement or updating of any resources to tell people since our meeting in March, so...)