[01:08] <xubuntu124> Hi i have a HP pavilion dv2000 I install xubuntu, but i can't connect via wifi
[11:24] <knob> Good morning all! =)
[11:25] <cfhowlett> timezones = morning for you but not for all.
[11:25] <cfhowlett> "greetings!"   :)  is always good
[11:28] <knob> he... true that
[11:28] <knob> Yet I'm just pumped in the mornings.... so I always blast in with a hearty GOOD MORNIGN!  =)
[11:28] <knob> Yet it's all good!    Sometimes I go for the  morning/afternoon/evening   lol
[11:28] <knob> How you doing cfhowlett ?  How's it going over there?
[11:29] <cfhowlett> no complaints.
[11:29] <knob> Good stuff then!   I'm starting the day at the office... some paper work.  Let see if we don't get any fires today.
[12:08] <knob> Hey cfhowlett and others, got a n00b question.   Years ago, Ubuntu used init.   I believe in 8.xx they changed to upstart.
[12:09] <knob> Is it changing now to systemd?
[12:09] <cfhowlett> I know systemd is coming but don't know anything about "init".  ask #ubuntu?
[12:10] <knob> Ok.  Just asking because I am going through some LPIC material (for a Linux Certification).  And they're mentioning the move from  init to upstart... yet I don't know if systemd follows upstart.  The material I have is "dated".
[12:11] <cfhowlett> knob, right.  ask the other channel.  most of them know WAY more than I do.
[12:12] <knob> Ok ok.  Thanks! =)
[12:17] <knob> cfhowlett, I found this... which seems to indicate that yes, it was  init --> upstart --> systemd    http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/5877/what-are-the-pros-cons-of-upstart-and-systemd
[12:17] <cfhowlett> knob, OK.  (still exceeds my understanding).
[12:18] <knob> cfhowlett, cool.  Just wanted to share.   I am forever a linux/bsd n00b
[12:18] <knob> =)
[12:18] <cfhowlett> lol
[13:00] <IceyEC> so, I'm having a strange issue; Macbook Pro retina 13", touchpad worked fine originally, setup touchegg on it to handle multitouch gestures, touchpad still worked; this morning touchpad will let me click, and multitouch gestures work but I can't get it to move the cursor
[13:06] <knob> odd
[13:06] <IceyEC> I've tried resetting the X settings for the input
[13:07] <IceyEC> I'm really getting to my wit's end, over an hour debugging this so far with no end in sight :(
[13:07] <IceyEC> fortunately external mouse works just fine
[13:07] <IceyEC> the strangest thing to me is that the multitouch gestures and click work fine
[13:08] <knome> IceyEC, the strangest thing is that you are expecting macs are supported :)
[13:08] <IceyEC> heh, it's good hardware and I'd rather have Xubuntu that OSX on it
[13:08] <IceyEC> :)
[13:08] <knome> sure
[13:09] <knome> anyway, traditionally xubuntu hasn't done much for hardware support
[13:09] <knome> that's also why we don't promise support for this and that
[13:09] <IceyEC> yeah, the annoying thing is that it _did_ work before
[13:09] <IceyEC> :(
[13:09] <knome> you might want to ask #ubuntu and/or other people who run (x)ubuntu on macs
[13:09] <cfhowlett> !mac | IceyEC
[13:10] <knome> ^ those might help, but i don't know if they have a lot of information about the newer systems
[13:10] <knome> (tbh looks like they don't, and new hardware is new hardware)
[13:13] <IceyEC> well thanks, I'll keep digging
[13:13] <IceyEC> i'm wondering if it's actually a mac issue or a touchpad setting somewhere disaling mouse movement from the touchpad
[13:13] <cfhowlett> IceyEC, assuming a new kernel in that update you mentioned, perhaps boot an older kernel??
[13:14] <IceyEC> well, when I say it worked before, I installed xubuntu on this laptop on Sunday
[13:14] <IceyEC> so it's all fairly fresh
[13:14] <cfhowlett> and if that works, you might need to reinitialize a driver or 2 with dkms.  I discovered my vbox drivers didn't always autoupdate.
[13:14] <IceyEC> I _may_ just install clean again but I'd really rather not
[13:15] <cfhowlett> IceyEC, dpkg --get-selections | grep linux-image | nc termbin.com 9999
[13:15] <cfhowlett> that'll return a url.  paste here
[13:15] <IceyEC> http://termbin.com/y0ke
[13:16] <cfhowlett> IceyEC, see the new kernel?
[13:16] <IceyEC> 3.19.0-28?
[13:16] <cfhowlett> yep
[13:18] <IceyEC> so, I'm assuming I should try booting with the 0-25 kernel and see if it works
[13:19] <cfhowlett> so: reboot, choose the older kernel and test
[13:20] <IceyEC> k, off to try that
[13:23] <medicijnman> does anyone know how i can change the background image in xfce4-terminal with a command rather then edit->preferences->background?
[13:23] <medicijnman> man xfce4-terminal does not help me either
[13:23] <IceyEC> old kernel didn't help
[13:24] <IceyEC> besides not working with my wifi card ;-)
[13:24] <koegs> medicijnman: you have to change the config-file
[13:24] <cfhowlett> IceyEC, arrrr.  sorry.  no more ideas.
[13:24] <IceyEC> alright, thanks
[13:25] <medicijnman> koegs: here?  ${XDG_CONFIG_DIRS}/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc
[13:25] <medicijnman> that file does not seem to exists. should i create it?
[13:25] <koegs> medicijnman: you have to create it
[13:26] <koegs> it will only be there if you have changed xfce4-terminal settings via preferences
[13:26] <IceyEC> so, intereating tidbit, in the mouse and touchpad settings page, the option for touchpad is gone
[13:26] <medicijnman> koegs: ahh i have found the file. but i can't see the var=value for the background image i have set via preferences
[13:28] <koegs> medicijnman: BackgroundImageFile=
[13:28] <koegs> and BackgroundMode
[13:29] <medicijnman> koegs: just BackgroundMode ? without = value?
[13:29] <koegs> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12521072/
[13:31] <IceyEC> I can see the setitngs in the settings editor but not in the regular mouse and touchpad settings
[13:32] <IceyEC> looks kind of like http://askubuntu.com/questions/661036/xubuntu-14-04-options-missing-from-mouse-and-touchpad-control-panel
[13:34] <medicijnman> koegs: okay. this is my file http://paste.ubuntu.com/12521087/.
[13:34] <medicijnman> if i open a terminal it does not seem to have any effect. logout + login does not seem to have any effect either
[13:35] <medicijnman> koegs: the image does exist
[13:39] <medicijnman> koegs: i rebooted the machine but still no background image
[13:41] <koegs> medicijnman: same here but it also does not accept a background image via preferences
[13:41] <koegs> seems like a bug
[13:42] <medicijnman> koegs: so for background via preferences you have "Background image" ? what xubuntu version do you have?
[13:43] <koegs> 14.04.3 and xfce4-terminal 0.6.3
[13:49] <medicijnman> koegs: hmmm i have the exact same versions
[13:50] <medicijnman> koegs: xfconf-query -l does not list xfce4-terminal either. is that also a bug or do i need to invoke another command?
[13:51] <cfhowlett> medicijnman, doesn't show on mine either
[13:51] <koegs> xfce4-terminal does use the config-file, not the xconf-system, i think
[13:51] <medicijnman> cfhowlett: so apparently to only way to change xfce4-terminal behavior is through the config file?
[13:52] <medicijnman> koegs: but apparently the preferences override the config file?
[13:53] <koegs> the preferences write/change the config file
[13:54] <koegs> and normally the xfce4-terminal immediately obeys to changes in the config file, even if you did them manually, no restart of the terminal required
[13:55] <medicijnman> koegs: maybe i am editting the wrong file then
[13:55] <koegs> ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc
[13:55] <medicijnman> koegs: mine is located in /etc/xdg/xdg-xubuntu/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc
[13:55] <koegs> nope
[13:55] <medicijnman> koegs: ahhh
[13:55] <medicijnman> koegs: that makes sense
[13:56] <medicijnman> koegs: i already thought something was wrong because root is the owner with 644 permissions
[13:58] <medicijnman> koegs: thanks. that worked
[13:59] <medicijnman> xfce4-terminal does not support animated gifs does it?
[14:02] <Pici> medicijnman: no... its a terminal.
[14:02] <medicijnman> Pici: i mean as background image :p but it should be expected to work with background images anyway
[14:02] <Pici> medicijnman: oh.. heh.  I don't know, but I sadly wouldn't expect it.
[14:04] <medicijnman> Pici: yeah. i was really suprised that xfce4-terminal supports background images in the first place.
[14:04] <cfhowlett> wait, what?
[14:04] <cfhowlett> so a background image IN the terminal?!
[14:05] <Pici> I thought that had always been there.  I remember using it as a poor-man's transparent terminal.
[14:05] <medicijnman> cfhowlett: yeah :D like a desktop background with your command output on top of it
[14:06] <cfhowlett> sweet.  looking up my favorite ... image :)
[17:19] <xubuntu87i> hi guys, im installing xubuntu now, everything is fine
[17:19] <knome> glad to hear
[17:42] <cubatron> Any sigestion for a good video editing software?
[17:44] <xubuntu87i> kdenlive?
[17:54] <cubatron> xubuntu87i, if is possible another
[17:58] <xubuntu87i> i did not use, but i seen suggests of lightworks beta. and i heard kdenlive one of the best
[17:59] <cubatron> xubuntu87i, I have a bug with lightworks
[17:59] <cubatron> when I start lightworks in Xubuntu 15.04 I only get a black screen
[18:00] <xubuntu87i> u can also try Cinelarra
[18:00] <cubatron> ohh yes, I tottaly forget Cinelarra
[18:00] <xubuntu87i> *Cinelerra
[18:00] <cubatron> thanks xubuntu87i
[18:33] <dreamon> hello. if I tab on my touchpad upper right corner .. it paste my clipboard. how can I remove this?
[19:03] <Elbron01> any solutions to xfce power manager not working? (blank screen after 10 minutes even though setup not too, same for laptop lid close putting laptop in sleep)
[19:09]  * m3n3chm0 nasZ
[20:00] <m3n3chm0> hi, in Xubuntu 15.04 how can I move or adjunt in one place the WICD icon on the panel ¿?
[20:00]  * m3n3chm0 hi
[20:01] <knome> if it works like any other panel applet, then you can move it like any other panel applet
[20:02] <gordonjcp> evening
[20:02] <gordonjcp> is anyone here using gmusicbrowser?
[20:03] <gordonjcp> how do you get rid of the hideous crunching distortion?
[20:03] <knome> i'm using gmb but i have no idea what you are talking about
[20:03] <gordonjcp> knome: everything is severely clipped
[20:08] <m3n3chm0> knome it doesn't move
[20:09] <m3n3chm0> the other icons sure but wicd not :(
[20:09] <m3n3chm0> another issue most urgent i need to edit /etc/resolv.conf and add a line
[20:09] <m3n3chm0> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:09] <m3n3chm0> router IP
[20:09] <m3n3chm0> all the times I login
[20:10] <m3n3chm0> why ¿? if not internet is not working
[20:10] <drc> m3n3chm0: 1) Are you talking about WICD icons (i.e., you installed it yourself, it's not installed by default); 2) how are you trying to move it?)
[20:10] <knome> m3n3chm0, well if you are using wicd, there's not much we can do
[20:10] <knome> m3n3chm0, if that was working when you used network manager, then you should talk to the wicd developers
[20:10] <m3n3chm0> ok
[20:10] <m3n3chm0> thanks knome
[20:22] <Abraham> Hello! I'd like to know what dock I could use in alternative to cairo.
[20:22] <Abraham> I have 1 GB RAM
[20:24] <Abraham> Hello! I'd like to know what dock I could use in alternative to cairo.
[20:24] <Abraham> I have 1 GB RAM
[20:24] <gordonjcp> 1GB ought to be plenty
[20:26] <Abraham> Yes, I think it is, gordonjcp..
[20:27] <Abraham> What dock could you recommend to me?
[20:37] <whiter> Hello, I need some help.
[20:37] <whiter> I've been trying to get this working since last night.
[20:37] <whiter> Basically, I got Xubuntu 15.10 installed, and Compiz/Emerald, and everything works correctly, but when I maximize the windows, it covers the panel OR maximizes behind the panel
[20:37] <whiter> which is at the top of my screen
[20:37] <whiter> how would I fix this?
[20:38] <Abraham> whiter, what is your screen resolution?
[20:38] <mrkramps> Abraham, try wbar, it's pretty light weight
[20:39] <Abraham> hmmm, thanks, mrkramps. I will.
[20:39] <whiter> 1680x1050
[20:39] <whiter> on this external display im using
[20:39] <whiter> on the laptop its 1600x900
[20:40] <Abraham> pretty good resolution XD. Well, open panel preferences and check it to reserve space for the panel.
[20:41] <knome> whiter, compiz/emerald isn't officially supported on xubuntu, so you should ask for compiz support for help
[20:41] <whiter> jesus
[20:41] <knome> asking jesus would likely not help in this case, but you can ask jesus as well.
[20:42] <whiter> It's not a compiz issue.
[20:42] <whiter> This was happening before I installed those
[20:42] <whiter> asking you would not help, so please stop
[20:42] <knome> 15.10 is not released officially, but i haven't heard others having this problem either
[20:42] <knome> maybe it's something else in your configuration
[20:43] <whiter> .....
[20:43] <whiter> that was literally the most useless advice you could have given
[20:43] <knome> you're welcome.
[20:45] <knome> whiter, anyway, you should likely file a bug so developers can look at the issue and at least try to reproduce it.
[20:45] <whiter> I doubt its a bug though
[20:46] <whiter> Its what you said
[20:46] <whiter> But I already knew that :\
[20:46] <Abraham> whiter, you watched panel preferences already?
[20:46] <whiter> no
[20:47] <Abraham> do it :) be sure the option 'Don't reserve space on borders' is unchecked
[20:49] <whiter> it was checked
[20:49] <whiter> I love you
[20:51] <Abraham> hahahaha
[20:51] <Abraham> thou are welcome.
[20:54] <Abraham> Hey, mrkramps, there's no wbar on Ubuntu Software Center... there's plenty of solitude...
[20:54] <Abraham> well, there is the wbar-config application... but nothing else.
[20:55] <mrkramps> sudo apt-get install wbar wbar-config
[20:56] <Abraham> oh, thanks


[22:32] <xet7> Peyam: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -f install
[22:33] <fabiansc> TJ-: But otherwise: cool stuff :P
[22:33] <fabiansc> TJ-: alright. Its getting late here. Thanks alot again for your spoort. Hightly appreciated. Keep the cool stuff up!
[22:33] <Peyam> xet7: working now
[22:33] <Peyam> what do I do now
[22:33] <TJ-> fabiansc: don't go breaking it again too soon :D
[22:34] <xet7> Peyam: Just a moment
[22:34] <Tutenkhamun> Hi!
[22:35] <Tutenkhamun> I'm new.  I was wondering if anyone could help me with bluetooth on Ubuntu.  I'm trying to pair it to my Google Home but the Ubuntu PC requires a bluetooth passkey and the Google Home doesn't want a passkey at all.
[22:36] <xet7> Peyam: Download Ubuntu 17.10 minimal iso: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/artful/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[22:36] <Peyam> xet7: done
[22:36] <xet7> Peyam: Double click that vbox-extpack to install it
[22:37] <Peyam> xet on that file or in vb
[22:37] <xet7> Peyam: in file manager, double click extpack
[22:38] <fabiansc> TJ-: I'll try my best. Playing with a Intel Xeon E5 right now. The power of that CPU is redicolous... I underexpected the performance :-D
[22:38] <fabiansc> TJ-: alright; see you :)
[22:38] <Tutenkhamun> Anyone here know anything about installing Bluetooth under Ubuntu?
[22:39] <xet7> Peyam: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/sda
[22:39] <Peyam> xet7: can find any ext
[22:39] <Peyam> cant
[22:39] <xet7> Peyam: https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/5.2.8/Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-5.2.8.vbox-extpack
[22:40] <Tutenkhamun> Since nobody can help me we'll try my other problem.  Can someone help me with logging issues?  Whenever I have my 128 GB USB flash drive plugged in my log files fill my 500 GB hard drive daily.  How do I tell it not to log the USB drive or whatever it's doing?
[22:40] <Peyam> xet7: when I double click it still opens the iso file
[22:40] <Peyam> and not vb
[22:41] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: what exactly is being written to the logs when you plug your usb drive in? Is it possible the drive is bad and the log is filled with errors?
[22:41] <Tutenkhamun> No, the drive is good.
[22:41] <TJ-> Tutenkhamun: check *why* the log files are growing so quickly, that sounds like there's a massive amount of errors being reported
[22:41] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: so what is being written to what log? Please paste to pastebin
[22:42] <xet7> Peyam: VirtualBox / File / Preferences / Extensions / add it
[22:42] <Tutenkhamun> I haven't read the logs, I am forced to just delete them because they fill my hard drive so full I can't open anything including a text editor.
[22:42] <Draconiator> Hi, is there any Nvidia driver for Xubuntu?  I've got a GT610.  my other hard drive died and I'm trying to get everything I need on this one until the other one I ordered arrives (I got a 2tb hybrid drive)
[22:42] <Tutenkhamun> But I know the USB drive and hard drive are good.
[22:42] <xet7> Peyam: Do you have ssd ?
[22:42] <Peyam> xet7: It is  installed
[22:42] <Peyam> yes xet7
[22:42] <xet7> Peyam: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/sda
[22:43] <necrogami> I'm working on trying to setup an interesting iptables tunnel to reverse ssh tunnel. It's something i originally had working on my 12.04 server but lost when it got updated to 16.04
[22:43] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: which log?
[22:43] <Tutenkhamun> I don't remember.
[22:43] <leftyfb> necrogami: have you looked into sshuttle?
[22:43] <Peyam> xet7: RAW host disk access VMDK file /home/xubuntu/rawhd.vmdk created successfully.
[22:43] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: we cannot help you unless we have which log and what's being written to it
[22:43] <Tutenkhamun> I guess I'll have to make it happen again and keep track of which log right?
[22:43] <necrogami> Basically i've got port 80 -> 9000 via prerouting and 443 to 9001 and then via ssh reverse tunnel i go from 9000/9001 to ports localhost:80/443
[22:44] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: just plug in the usb drive, if it's filling up as quick as you say it is, you should get stuff being written pretty quickly. Look at all the logs and their size and see which log is growing quickly
[22:44] <xet7> Peyam: actually, look what is your harddisk name, with for example "df -h" or from /dev directory
[22:44] <xet7> Peyam: or with gparted
[22:45] <Tutenkhamun> I need to go to work soon so I'll plug in the USB drive when I leave and figure out which log it is when I get home in 5 hours.
[22:45] <xet7> Peyam: do you have SSD or NVME ?
[22:45] <Draconiator> What is a Linux users favorite drink?  ROOT BEER, okayimboredlol....
[22:45] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: ok, you really shouldn't ask for help if you can't provide information nor have the time to troubleshoot
[22:46] <necrogami> Anyone have any ideas?
[22:46] <Peyam> xet7: ta-hp_DVDRW_GUD1N_M1BGCGN2334
[22:46] <Peyam> usb-Kingston_DataTraveler_3.0_60A44CB463DFBFC103592406-0:0
[22:46] <Peyam> usb-Kingston_DataTraveler_3.0_60A44CB463DFBFC103592406-0:0-part1
[22:46] <Peyam> wwn-0x5001480000000000
[22:46] <leftyfb> !pastebin | Peyam
[22:46] <Peyam> xet i guess nvme
[22:46] <Tutenkhamun> In the meantime can you help me with a bluetooth issue?  I'm trying to pair my Ubuntu PC to my Google Home so I can use the Google Home as a speaker.  But Ubuntu's Bluetooth software requires a pin and the Google Home refuses to take a pin so they won't pair.  I was wondering if there's another bluetooth software available for Ubuntu that doesn't require a pin.
[22:46] <Bashing-om> Draconiator: Sure, nvidia is well supported . what shows ' sudo ubuntu-drivers list ' ?
[22:46] <xet7> Peyam: That seems to be your USB stick
[22:46] <leftyfb> necrogami: what exactly are you trying to accomplish? Try to explain without mentioning ports
[22:47] <xet7> Peyam: ls /dev/mmcbl*
[22:47] <necrogami> leftyfb: i connect via ssh, route http/https to my local http/https via reverse ssh tunnel
[22:47] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: try blueman
[22:47] <Tutenkhamun> Okay, how do I install and setup blueman?
[22:47] <Peyam> xet7: no such directory
[22:47] <necrogami> leftyfb: allows me to via an ssh connection (secure) have publically available http/https from my laptop to show clients sites i'm working on
[22:47] <leftyfb> necrogami: for what purpose exactly? So someone at the remote location can get to your local http?
[22:47] <xet7> Peyam: do you have gparted? what is your harddisk in /dev ?
[22:48] <xet7> Peyam: or: sudo apt-get install gparted
[22:48] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: you install blueman like every other package in ubuntu
[22:48] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/3NVcNJs.png
[22:48] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: then you open up "Bluetooth manager"
[22:50] <xet7> Peyam: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/nvme0n1
[22:51] <xet7> Peyam: ls /home    <[22:51] <xet7> Peyam: I mean username
[22:51] <xet7> Peyam: /home/something
[22:52] <Peyam> https://pastebin.com/dmBbyP9D
[22:52] <Peyam> xubuntu
[22:53] <xet7> Peyam: sudo rm /home/xubuntu/rawhd.vmdk
[22:53] <xet7> Peyam: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/nvme0n1
[22:53] <Peyam> xet7: RAW host disk access VMDK file /home/xubuntu/rawhd.vmdk created successfully.
[22:54] <xet7> Peym: close virtualbox. write: sudo su   , then as root: virtualbox
[22:55] <xet7> Peyam: Then create new VirtualBox VM of Ubuntu 64bit
[22:56] <Peyam> thre isnt ubuntu 64
[22:56] <Tutenkhamun> I'm having the same problem with Blueman.  It won't pair without me entering a pin code.
[22:56] <Tutenkhamun> But the Google Home refuses all pin codes.
[22:57] <xet7> Peyam: in VirtualBox, click New, Type: Linux, Version: Ubuntu 64bit
[22:57] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7182412?hl=en
[22:58] <xet7> Peyam: as harddisk, select /home/xubuntu/rawhd.vmdk
[22:58] <xet7> Peyam: for RAM, select for example 8 GB
[22:59] <Peyam> xet7: there isnt any 64 bit
[22:59] <xet7> Peyam: is all 32bit ?
[22:59] <Peyam> yes
[23:00] <leftyfb> where is there only ubuntu 32bit?
[23:00] <leftyfb> Peyam: ?
[23:00] <leftyfb> Virtualbox will most certainly let you create a 64bit Ubuntu guest
[23:00] <Peyam> xet7: there are only 32 bits
[23:00] <Peyam> cant find the screen shot button
[23:01] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: btw, I found that answer on google by searching for: google home bluetooth intext:"pin"
[23:01] <necrogami> Any ideas leftyfb
[23:01] <xet7> Peyam: In your UEFI settings there is no VT-x or VT-d enabled most likely
[23:02] <Peyam> i disabled them
[23:02] <Tutenkhamun> I went to that page, got to step 5, and apparently Google removed guest mode from Google Home.
[23:02] <xet7> Peyam: You should enable them to be able to install 64bit Linux in VirtualBox directly to your harddisk
[23:02] <Peyam> ohhh so We have to do all this again?
[23:02] <Peyam> wait i will do it now
[23:03] <leftyfb> necrogami: I would just forward those 2 ports with ssh -R. To be honest, I'm not sure how to do with with iptables. I'm sure there's a better way to accomplish what you're trying to do though.
[23:03] <Tutenkhamun> Since my Android phone pairs to Google Home just fine I'm going to remove Ubuntu from my PC and install Android on it.
[23:03] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: ok, you'll have to contact google support. There's a chat button right on that pahe.
[23:03] <leftyfb> page*
[23:03] <leftyfb> :/
[23:03] <Tutenkhamun> I contacted Google support.  They also gave me a bunch of directions that don't work.
[23:03] <necrogami> @leftyfb: I was under the impression I couldn't ssh -R port 80/443
[23:03] <leftyfb> necrogami: of course you can
[23:04] <Tutenkhamun> There MUST be a bluetooth app for Android that doesn't need a pin or a passkey.
[23:05] <flipper887> have brand new Dell Precision Tower 3420  sf with an AMD firepro w2100 grapohics card. On which i have a fresh install of ubunu 16.04LTS and i'd ;like to know which driver to add into the xor.conffile to get the aforementioned GPU functioning?
[23:06] <Peyam> xet7: can you send me again the links to download
[23:06] <leftyfb> Tutenkhamun: finding some bluetooth pairing app that for whatever reason doesn't ask for a pin isn't going to solve your problem. Your problem is with google home.
[23:06] <necrogami> @leftyfb: you can't reverse tunnel 80 directly unless root. It's a protected port
[23:06] <xet7> Peyam: Download VirtualBox from https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/5.2.8/virtualbox-5.2_5.2.8-121009~Ubuntu~xenial_amd64.deb
[23:07] <xet7> Peyam: https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/5.2.8/Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-5.2.8.vbox-extpack
[23:07] <Tutenkhamun> Yeah, because Google Home does not want a pin or passkey.
[23:07] <Tutenkhamun> Without a pin or a passkey, I believe it will work.
[23:07] <xet7> Peyam: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/nvme0n1
[23:08] <xet7> Peyam: in VirtualBox, click New, Type: Linux, Version: Ubuntu 64bit
[23:08] <xet7> Peyam: correnction: run virtualbox as root
[23:08] <Peyam> xet7: the one with -f install
[23:08] <xet7> Peyam: correction
[23:08] <Peyam> what was the code
[23:09] <xet7> Peyam: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -f install
[23:09] <Peyam> xet7: and for the extpack
[23:09] <xet7> Peyam: VirtualBox / File / Preferences / Extensions / add it
[23:10] <xet7> Peym: close virtualbox. write: sudo su   , then as root: virtualbox
[23:10] <xet7> Peyam: in VirtualBox, click New, Type: Linux, Version: Ubuntu 64bit
[23:11] <Peyam> xet7: can you send me the mini.iso link
[23:11] <xet7> Peyam: Download Ubuntu 17.10 minimal iso: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/artful/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[23:11] <Peyam> 8g RAM?
[23:12] <xet7> Peyam: yes. and this rawhd.vmdk as harddisk: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/rawhd.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/nvme0n1
[23:12] <xet7> it is link to your real harddisk
[23:12] <Peyam> xet7: https://pastebin.com/710TeAiB
[23:13] <xet7> Peyam: delete rawhd.vmdk if it exists, then create it again
[23:14] <xet7> Peyam: but if it exists, add it as harddisk to VirtualBox
[23:14] <Peyam> ok
[23:14] <xet7> Peyam: When virtualbox is started as root
[23:15] <Peyam> xet7: xet7http://i.imgur.com/ag6qwLp.png
[23:15] <xet7> peyam: use yellow folder icon to select rawhd.vmdk
[23:15] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/O6377NP.png
[23:16] <Peyam> corect?
[23:16] <xet7> Peyam: create
[23:16] <xet7> Peyam: yes
[23:16] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/4SMeox1.png
[23:16] <xet7> peyam: click settings => storage
[23:17] <Peyam> adn then?
[23:17] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/kALXtTc.png
[23:18] <xet7> Peyam: remove controller ide. in controller sata, add cd drive to it, and your mini.iso to sata controller cd drive
[23:18] <xet7> Peyam: sata harddisk, checkmark [X] solid state drive
[23:19] <Peyam> http://i.imgur.com/WNy9GJF.png
[23:20] <xet7> Peyam: Click OK and start VM
[23:20] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/H1Ept85.png
[23:20] <Peyam> I mark the Solid-state in rawhd
[23:20] <Peyam> is it sorrect
[23:20] <xet7> Peyam: Yes
[23:21] <xet7> Peyam: click OK and start VM
[23:21] <Peyam> xet7: no it shows
[23:21] <Peyam> xet7: http://i.imgur.com/Gk4C4yZ.png
[23:21] <xet7> Peyam: Install
[23:22] <xet7> Peyam: if it captures keyboard, you can use Right Ctrl when you want to write or click outside VirtualBox window
[23:23] <xet7> Peyam: Install Linux normally, reboot, and try does it boot correctly.
[23:23] <Peyam> so it installs on my disk?
[23:23] <xet7> Peyam: yes, to your harddisk directrly
[23:23] <Peyam> you are a genius
[23:23] <Peyam> and the Vb is installed on usb?
[23:23] <xet7> Peyam: after it is installed, you can reboot and try to boot from it without USB stick
[23:24] <mcm_> how can i run command that require root user on wayland? e.g. whoopsie-preferences
[23:24] <xet7> virtuabox is running on top of your live ubuntu, but it uses your harddisk directly
[23:24] <xet7> Peyam: and after install you can use it directly from harddisk
[23:25] <ubun7u> Hello! I just installed (inserted) TO-Link AC1300 Wireless Dual Band PCI Express Adapter. I don't see wireless connections listed; 1) settings -> software & Updates -> Additional drivers say that im using broadcom wireless driver from bcmwl-kernel-source 2) restarted few times 3) restarted networking 4) looked up askubuntu forums. I'm not able to figure out how to fix this. Any ideas? thanks!
[23:25] <ubun7u> output of lspci -vnn https://pastebin.com/jZUw3bwn
[23:25] <Peyam> xet7: then I can install debian I mean I use the ubuntu to download debian
[23:25] <xet7> Peyam: if there no graphical user insterface installed with it, you can install any desktop later you want, for example "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop"
[23:26] <xet7> Peyam: I'm not sure does Debian have hardware support for your laptop
[23:26] <xet7> Peyam: Ubuntu supports more hardware out of the box
[23:26] <Peyam> xet7: cool
[23:27] <xet7> Peyam: I need to go to sauna now, I'll be back to this chat later or tomorrow
[23:27] <Snappys> help apt-get install python-pip
[23:29] <xrandr> I was trying to upgrade to artful from yakkety, but the software upgrade tool says it cannot do it
[23:29] <xrandr> Should I do it via command line?
[23:30] <Snappys> whit
[23:30] <Bashing-om> !info python-pip xenial | Snappys
[23:32] <xrandr> ok, command line isn't working either
[23:32] <xrandr> What are my options?
[23:33] <abtip> hi all
[23:34] <abtip> have a windows 2000 drive and its not being seen in ubuntu
[23:34] <Anonymos> help
[23:34] <Anonymos> Failed to fetch http://gr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/p/python-pip/python-pip_1.0-1_all.deb  404  Not Found
[23:37] <Anonymos> Release_
[23:37] <Anonymos> Failed to fetch http://gr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/p/python-pip/python-pip_1.0-1_all.deb  404  Not Found
[23:37] <Anonymos> help me
[23:37] <xrandr> actually, i think it decided to work for me :) yay, upgrading to latest ubuntu
[23:39] <Anonymos> I do not use ubuntu I use anonymous os and I'm a root user
[23:39] <xrandr> it didn't. How can I upgrade from 16.04 to 17.10?
[23:40] <Anonymos> and how do I update my ubuntu system
[23:41] <ubun7u> trying sudo dpkg-reconfigure bcmwl-kernel-source brb
[23:43] <Anonymos> root@anonymous:~# sudo dpkg-reconfigure bcmwl-kernel-source brb
[23:43] <Anonymos> Removing all DKMS Modules
[23:44] <tgm4883> Anonymos: that wasn't directed at you
[23:44] <tgm4883> And Anonymous OS isn't supported here
[23:45] <Anonymos> and it's still loading
[23:45] <tgm4883> but in any case, that's a super old version of Python PIP. Not in any supported version of Ubuntu
[23:45] <Peyam> xet7: thank you again. it is installing
[23:45] <xrandr> is it possible to upgrade via iso?
[23:46] <tgm4883> Anonymos: wait, you're using an OS that was discontinued after a beta and never got a full release...
[23:48] <Anonymos> do not
[23:49] <Anonymos> i an yes
[23:50] <tgm4883> Anonymos: in any case, you need to go to the support channel for your particular OS, which is not Ubuntu
[23:51] <Anonymos> what would the channel be
[23:52] <tgm4883> Anonymos: I have no idea. I'm not even 100% sure what OS your running. You've stated it's not Ubuntu and the version of Pip you're asking about is older than what's in trusty. So in any case, you're unsupported here
[23:56] <necrogami> I need some help with iptables and prerouting anyone have any around that can help?
[23:56] <Anonymos> anonymous os is based on ubuntu and linux two in one but I need a command to install the pip
[23:56] <xrandr> Can anyone help me with upgrading from 16.04 to 17.10?
[23:57] <Anonymos> what command should I execute to install pip


[02:52] <donato92> nn
 How can i disable auto report service?
[04:48] <TomyWork> hi
[04:51] <TomyWork> https://kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-18-04-lts-bionic-beaver-reaches-end-of-kubuntu-support/ what does this mean? does a kubuntu version never have more than 3 years of security updates? I expected something more like 4 years and a bit, like it says on https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle#server-desktop-eol
[04:56] <TomyWork> sorry, I meant to say "more like 5 years"
[05:00] <TomyWork> https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Jammy_Jellyfish/ this doesn't list any special dates for the flavours, where the page for 18.04 did, so I'm kinda hopeful, but not sure
[05:05] <valorie> TomyWork: we did 5 years for that one, but all the rest are 3 years
[05:07] <TomyWork> ah
[05:07] <TomyWork> what are the future plans?
[05:07] <TomyWork> 5 years for every other LTS release at least would be nice :)
[05:08] <TomyWork> i.e. 26.04 30.04
[05:13] <arraybolt3> TomyWork: Maintaining a release of Kubuntu is a lot of work, and there simply isn't enough developer power to make 5 years of support an easy thing to do, ever. Canonical can do it for Ubuntu because they have a lot of manpower. Kubuntu isn't as well equipped, though it does get to benefit from Ubuntu's work.
[05:14] <arraybolt3> (I say this as a Lubuntu developer, not a Kubuntu developer- but from what I've seen of Kubuntu's activity, they may have a harder time keeping Kubuntu maintained than we have keeping Lubuntu maintained, since there's so many more packages to juggle.)
[05:25] <TomyWork> i see
[10:05] <xavimandres> Hello.  I installed the OS.  Kubuntu v.21 with the partition encrypted and password protected, and for a year it worked great, until suddenly the BIOS of my mini-pc went crazy and there was no way to access the only OS, but, yeah via Kubuntu v.  22 live (USB).  The problem is that I don't see the encrypted and password-protected share, which
[10:05] <xavimandres> logically I know.  I would like to be able to install the new Kubuntu 22 version on the only encrypted and password protected partition.  Or in the worst case to be able to format and install Kubuntu 22. Thanks in advance.
[10:08] <alkisg> xavimandres: to get the conversation started, what's the output of this command? (sudo lsblk -fe7; sudo fdisk -l ) | nc termbin.com 9999
[13:22] <chrisgt> i have installed kde plasma over a ubuntu install and i'm having a touchpad issue. When I click my touchpad on the right side, it right clicks
[13:22] <chrisgt> i have configured touchpad settings for a two-finger click to right click, but there is no option to disable this right click on the right side
[13:23] <chrisgt> it's one of these laptops without buttons, the whole pad clicks