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=== iggy is now known as Ignatius === Ignatius is now known as iggy === iggy is now known as Ignatius === Ignatius is now known as iggy === iggy is now known as ggrg === ggrg is now known as ggerg === ggerg is now known as lemon_grass [02:00] <lubot_> [telegram] <ctisme> how to assign shortcut key to screenshot/windows tiling on lubuntu in easy way? [02:02] <arraybolt3> Hellp ctisme! Let me see if I can help you. [02:04] <arraybolt3> Almost there... [02:05] <arraybolt3> For screenshot: Click the Application Menu in the lower-left corner of the screen. [02:06] <arraybolt3> Hover over "Preferences", then hover over "LXQt Settings", and click "Shortcut Keys". [02:06] <arraybolt3> Scroll down until you find an entry in the table with the description "screen shot". [02:07] <arraybolt3> Hold down the shortcut keys you want to use to take a screenshow (say Win+S), and while holding those keys down, click the button next to "Shortcut:". [02:09] <arraybolt3> Not all of the shortcut key combos will actually work, so you may have to try different combos until you find one that works. [02:10] <arraybolt3> Ack, I missed a step (I'm using two computers here), sorry. [02:10] <arraybolt3> So, open the Application Menu, hover over "Preferences", then hover over "LXQt Settings", and click "Shortcut Keys". [02:11] <arraybolt3> Find the "screen shot" entry, click it, and click the Modify button at the right side of the screen. [02:11] <arraybolt3> *Now* hold down the shortcut key combo you want and press the button next to "Shortcut:". Press OK, and you're done! [02:14] <arraybolt3> Window tiling appears to be a bit more difficult, so I'm not sure if I can help you right here, but you might try the Lubuntu Discourse [02:14] <arraybolt3> forum for more help on that front. [08:30] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> wow, you are fast [08:31] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> Haha Googled😂😂 (re @tbs61: wow, you are fast) [08:34] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> What's the telegram bot? (re @tbs61: wow, you are fast) [08:34] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> it s a bridge that allows irc and telegram to be connected (re @adithyav: What's the bridge bot?) [08:35] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> you know irc ? [08:35] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> Nope (re @tbs61: you know irc ?) [08:36] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> it s also a messaging platform (re @adithyav: Nope) [08:36] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> a different kind of [08:36] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> Okay, there we can ask questions? [08:36] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> yes [08:36] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> for lubuntu group it s same if it is here or there [08:37] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> Okay (re @tbs61: for lubuntu group it s same if it is here or there) [08:37] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> since that bridge bot carry messages from there to here and here to there [08:37] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> Do you answer as well? [08:37] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> if i know, gladly [08:38] <lubot> [telegram] <adithyav> 👍👍👍 [10:56] <fren> hello, I have and early 2009 imac. Can I just install Lubuntu as if I were on a windows pc or do I have to do something else [11:00] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> what do you mean by " as if i were on a windows pc" ? sorry im not native english user (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <fren> hello, I have and early 2009 imac. Can I just install Lubuntu as if I were on a windows pc or do I have to do something else) [13:43] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> i just noticed i cant use appimages at lubuntu. i tried same appimage which is pling at ubuntu-mate and it works there [13:44] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> i used both usb flash and gnome boxes with lubuntu 22, cant run pling [13:44] <lubot> [telegram] <kc2bez> You need to install the libfuse2 package. [13:45] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> first time hearing this, thanks (re @kc2bez: You need to install the libfuse2 package.) [13:50] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> libfuse3 is preinstalled at system, seems 3 doesnt cover 2... [13:51] <lubot> [telegram] <kc2bez> That is correct. [13:55] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> installing libfuse2 worked btw, i want to try a new theme i saw at pling for lxqt :) [14:00] <lubot> [telegram] <tbs61> i just remember i cant use pling for auto install, need to install themes manually. [18:52] <lubuntunoob> Today had a kernel panic with version 5.15.0-27 with lubuntu 22.04, has anyone else had this? (fixed by switching to version 5.15.0.25) [20:04] <arraybolt3> @lubuntunoob Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I'll look into it and see if I can reproduce the problem. If so, I'll file a bug report so we can start getting it fixed! [21:25] <arraybolt3> lubuntunoob: Hey, can you tell me what hardware you're using by any chance? Something like "Dell Latitude 5420" is what I'm looking for. [21:27] <lubuntunoob> @arraybolt3 hey thanks for looking into this - it is an Asus laptop - model X456U [21:27] <arraybolt3> Thank you, that will be helpful for debugging! [21:32] <lubuntunoob> @ arraybolt3 It's a few years old and likes to be a trouble-causer - I get a few error messages during boot but they all seem benign, not sure if that would contribute to the kernel panic [21:36] <arraybolt3> If it's not too much trouble, it might be helpful if you could reinstall the bad kernel, boot into it, and then take a picture of the kernel panic error with your phone or something. Upload it to Imgur and send the link over chat. The error contains a wealth of debugging information. If it's too much trouble, don't worry about it. [21:39] <lubuntunoob> yeah I can give that a try, see you in a couple minutes [21:49] <lubuntunoob> @arraybolt I'm back - I reinstalled the kernel but when I tried rebooting it didn't kernel panic (nor did it boot properly). It got stuck somewhere in bios loading with text as follows [OK] finished secure boot updates for DB and DBX [OK] finished plymouth boot screen [OK] finished set console screen. I installed linux-modules and linux-headers 5.15.0-27-generic with the required dependencies but maybe I missed something. I remembered I [21:49] <lubuntunoob> took a photo earlier in the day of the kernel panic, but some of the message is cut off [21:53] <arraybolt3> Sounds like you forgot to install linux-image? [21:53] <lubuntunoob> haha thank you I will try again [21:53] <lubuntunoob> is it just the 3? [21:53] <arraybolt3> I've done stuff like that before lol [21:54] <arraybolt3> I believe so, but let me check just real quick [21:54] <lubuntunoob> linux-image is installing the other 2 as dependencies by the way [21:56] <arraybolt3> Nice. I believe it is just those three. [21:56] <lubuntunoob> okay round 2! [22:13] <lubuntunoob> @arraybolt still no dice, froze at [OK] finished terminate plymouth boot screen [22:14] <lubuntunoob> this pastebin is the portion of the kernel panic I had a photo of https://pastebin.com/C7G1N1Ms [22:15] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> > Initramfs unpacking failed: ZSTD-compressed data is corrupt...... [22:15] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> This suggests that maybe the kernel installation and stuff failed [22:15] <lubuntunoob> @arraybolt3 missed the 3 [22:15] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> only way to know is to uninstall the kernel and probably reinstall it while in the older kernel and watch the apt output like a hawk to see if there's something going awry during the install process [22:19] <lubuntunoob> I tried reinstalling and noticed this error in the install message dkms: WARNING: Linux headers are missing, which may explain the above failures. [22:19] <lubuntunoob> please install the linux-headers-5.15.0-27-generic package to fix this. [22:20] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> yeah install that as well [22:20] <lubuntunoob> It is old because during the confirmation it said linux-headers would be installed as a dependency [22:21] <lubuntunoob> *odd [22:22] <lubuntunoob> there was also this message during linux-image install Memtest86+ needs a 16-bit boot, that is not available on EFI, exiting [22:22] <lubuntunoob> Warning: os-prober will not be executed to detect other bootable partitions. [22:22] <lubuntunoob> Systems on them will not be added to the GRUB boot configuration. [22:22] <lubuntunoob> no errors during linux-headers [22:23] <lubuntunoob> I'll try another reboot, back shortly [22:26] <lubuntunoob> hello again, still no dice on 5.15.0-27, no kernel panic, no successful boot. At least 5.15.0-25 seems to work fine haha [22:27] <lubuntunoob> not sure if these matter, but here are the 'benign' errors I get during a successful boot https://pastebin.com/Vrdz8DJS [22:37] <kmh> hi [22:37] <kmh> i got a question regarding the swap partition [22:39] <kc2bez> Ask away kmh [22:39] <kmh> for some reason (maybe i forgot it in the manual partition) my swap space doesn't get mounted at boot up and there is no entry for the swap partition in /eetc/fstab either [22:40] <kmh> however the swap partition was created (just not mounted) - I can see it an activate it with KDE partition tool [22:40] <kmh> but that activation goes away after a reboot [22:41] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> did you do manual partitioning to add it, or was it part of an automatic install? [22:41] <kmh> i'm not quite sure what i need to do to assure that it is mounted and activated at booting [22:41] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> if you did manual partitioning it won't be activated automatically and you will have to write the fstab entry yourself to make it work [22:41] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> (which isn't hard) [22:41] <kmh> and/or what exact line i need in fstab [22:42] <kmh> i did a manual partition [22:42] <kmh> ah ok [22:42] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> run blkid on the command line. Start by getting the UUID for your swap partition. I'll walk you through the fstab entry [22:42] <kmh> then my only question is for the exact syntax for the fstab entry [22:44] <kmh> i get get the UUID from the kde partition tool too, so i have that but i'm unsure about any parameters i may have to pass [22:44] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> that'll work fine too as i said i'll give you all the lines you need for the fstab [22:44] <kmh> currently fstan also contains a "/swapfile swap swap defaults 0 0" line [22:44] <kmh> do i leave that as it it is? [22:45] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> if you have the UUID then, your line will look like this: /dev/disk/by-uuid/UUIDHERE none swap sw 0 0 [22:45] <kmh> ok thanks i have uuid and fstab open [22:45] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> and as you've noticed, Lubuntu uses swapfiles by default. If you don't want to use a swap file you should comment that out [22:46] <kmh> well once the swap partition is mounted i suppose a swap file makes no sense (just eats up memory on the system disk?) [22:46] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> pretty much hence just comment out thatline in fstab for now [22:47] <kmh> ok [22:47] <kmh> one more question regarding the syntax if you don't mind [22:48] <kmh> the already mounted partitions in my fstab seems to use a slightly different syntx - looking like: [22:48] <kmh> UUID=f52a4b45-f105-4b73-849d-7b0a681dc606 / ext4 defaults,discard 0 1 [22:48] <kmh> for the root/system partition [22:48] <teward> correct [22:48] <teward> UUID= and /dev/disk/by-uuid/ are pretty much identical [22:49] <teward> except that i've seen UUID randomly fail for Unknown Reasons in some environments and had better luck using /dev/disk/by-uuid/ [22:49] <teward> you can use UUID= if you want [22:49] <teward> but i personally use /dev/disk/by-uuid [22:49] <teward> (i'm teward001 on Telegram by the way :P) [22:50] <kmh> so i could do : UUID=<myswap partition uuid> none swap sw 0 0 ? [22:50] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> correct [22:50] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> I just prefer using /dev/disk/by-uuid/ because that's my preferred way :) [22:51] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> but you can do it either way [22:51] <kmh> ok thanks i'll try that way then to keep the notation consistent (for me) [22:54] <kmh> and irc question regarding the bridge to telegram [22:55] <kmh> teward, [22:55] <kmh> oops [22:56] <kmh> teward001 if i address your nick this way is that helpful on thelegram client or does that get ignored? [22:56] <kmh> and related the teward in the irc channel is identical with you or somebody else? [22:57] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> @teward001 will ping me here in Telegram [22:57] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> but teward is my IRC nick and IRC Cloud will ping me if you ping that [22:57] <lubot> [telegram] <teward001> so either way I get the notice :) [22:57] <kmh> ah ok [22:58] <kmh> but for your client to get pinged on telegram i need the @ rather than just the nick? [23:00] <teward> correct [23:01] <kmh> all right thanks a lot, i'll test everything with a reboot soon |