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[02:02] <nvrpunk> anyone know how to get transparency back on gnome-terminal using tahr? |
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[02:14] <nvrpunk> so oddly when I pull up "about" in gnome-terminal my transparency settings work |
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[02:14] <nvrpunk> but not otherwise :P |
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[10:34] <JediMaster> hi guys, I've just done an apt-get upgrade, which upgraded libgcc1, which in turn added gcc-4.9-base and now apt-get is broken with: apt-get: error while loading shared libraries: libgcc_s.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory |
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[10:35] <JediMaster> I can see: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgcc_s.so.1 on my 13.10 boxes but on this 14.04 install it does n't exist |
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[10:37] <JediMaster> I still have the package in /var/cache/apt/archives but dpkg -i'ing the package hasn't fixed it, it does appear to be missing the file from the archive (which is also only 1kb in size, and installs successfully) |
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[10:39] <JediMaster> http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/libgcc1/filelist shows that it should be in the package |
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[10:45] <JediMaster> it appears the package may have been pulled |
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[10:45] <JediMaster> as the packages.ubuntu.com site shows version 4.8.2 and not 4.9 |
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[10:46] <JediMaster> saying that, I've reinstalled the 4.8.2 version that the packages site shows, doing an apt-get update/upgrade brings back 4.9 |
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[10:46] <JediMaster> which then breaks it all again |
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[10:57] <JediMaster> ok, downgrading to libgcc1 4.8.2 fixes the issue, but as soon as I apt-get update/upgrade again 4.9 is brought in and the package is completely broken, breaking apt again (amongst other things) |
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[11:00] <Nothing_Much> Hey guys, I'm having a problem with my online accounts |
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[11:00] <Nothing_Much> They aren't showing up on Ubuntu 14.04 (Unity) |
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[11:07] <JediMaster> bug #1280183 confirmed =D |
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[11:07] <ubottu> bug 1280183 in gcc-4.8 (Ubuntu) "Package missing /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgcc_s.so.1, breaks apt-get etc." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1280183 |
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[11:07] <JediMaster> ty ubottu bot =) |
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[11:09] <JediMaster> I was testing some upgrade scripts, so was apt-get update/upgrading a lot, and the package suddenly popped up, so must have been one of the first to install it, heh |
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[11:12] <Nothing_Much> I need some help with the online accounts settings not showing up on Ubuntu 14.04 Unity |
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[11:16] <Nothing_Much> I need some help with the online accounts settings not showing up on Ubuntu 14.04 Unity |
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[12:06] <Nothing_Much> I need some help with the online accounts settings not showing up on Ubuntu 14.04 Unity |
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[12:22] <Nothing_Much> Anyone? |
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[12:22] <Nothing_Much> I need some help with the online accounts settings not showing up on Ubuntu 14.04 Unity |
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[12:26] <eyfour> Nothing_Much: What, exactly, is "not showing up"? The panel icon? |
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[12:27] <Nothing_Much> eyfour: I hit "Online Accounts" on the top right corner menu and the Settings manager shows up with nothing else |
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[12:27] <Nothing_Much> happening |
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[12:27] <Nothing_Much> It just shows the Settings manager |
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[12:27] <Nothing_Much> Whenever I boot up my computer it complains about not seeing online accounts |
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[12:29] <eyfour> Nothing_Much: That happens on my system as well. It could be a work-in-progress bug, but I didn't know the problem was still there. |
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[12:30] <eyfour> Nothing_Much: I rarely use Online Accounts anyway, so I am afraid I cannot be of much help. |
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[12:30] <Nothing_Much> eyfour: Ah okay, I thought I was the only one. :) |
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[12:30] <Nothing_Much> Yeah the Online Accounts needs some refinements |
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[12:30] <Nothing_Much> I only started using them just recently |
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[12:31] <Daekdroom> eyfour, Nothing_Much Probably a work-in-progress bug from the transition to unity-control-panel. |
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[12:31] <Nothing_Much> Ohh, from the Gnome control panel? |
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[12:31] <Daekdroom> Yeah. It was forked. |
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[12:32] <Daekdroom> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1257505 |
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[12:32] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1257505 in gnome-control-center-signon (Ubuntu) "Create Unity Control Center so can remain on old GNOME Control Center version" [Medium,In progress] |
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[13:45] <BluesKaj> Howdy all |
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[13:46] <Nothing_Much> So how do I disable the desktop search using CTRL? |
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[13:46] <Nothing_Much> So how do I disable the desktop search using CTRL? |
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[13:46] <Nothing_Much> (If I posted twice, sorry) |
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[14:09] <Nothing_Much> So how do I disable the desktop search using CTRL? |
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[14:14] <hitsujiTMO> hmm, according to top vmware workstation is using 140% of my cpu .... thats nice i guess |
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[14:14] <hitsujiTMO> sorry, wrong channel |
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[14:17] <Nothing_Much> np hitsujiTMO |
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[14:19] <sandGorgon> ok - the big question needs to be asked : is 14.04 getting systemd ? |
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[14:21] <Pici> nope |
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[14:21] <sandGorgon> hmm.. that's a bummer, now will need to wait to 14.10 to upgrade |
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[14:28] <Nothing_Much> sandGorgon: It might actually |
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[14:28] <Nothing_Much> Unless you already saw the article |
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[14:28] <sandGorgon> Nothing_Much, yup |
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[14:28] <Daekdroom> I think it's too late for them to switch to systemd for 14.04 |
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[14:28] <Nothing_Much> Alright then |
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[14:29] <sandGorgon> Nothing_Much, but it seems 14.04 remains on upstart . Hoping that the ubuntu-gnome guys switch over for 14.04 then (I'm still on 12.04) |
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[14:29] <Nothing_Much> Yeah probably |
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[14:29] <Nothing_Much> Ah |
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[14:29] <Nothing_Much> So how do I disable the desktop search using CTRL? |
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[14:31] <Nothing_Much> Anybody? |
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[14:41] <Nothing_Much> Goddammit |
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[14:41] <Nothing_Much> Can someone explain to me why CTRL sends Team Fortress 2 back to the desktop? |
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[14:41] <Nothing_Much> Ubuntu Unity 14.04 |
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[14:43] <nvrpunk> hmm |
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[14:43] <nvrpunk> I dont play games so no clue |
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[14:43] <nvrpunk> but i think it uses Mir |
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[14:43] <nvrpunk> ? |
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[14:43] <nvrpunk> and I have no transparency in my gnome-terminal |
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[14:44] <nvrpunk> have you tried changing settings in Gconf? |
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[14:44] <Nothing_Much> nvrpunk: I'm not on Mir currently |
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[14:44] <Nothing_Much> Gconf? |
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[14:44] <Nothing_Much> Hang on a sec |
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[14:44] <nvrpunk> gconf-editor |
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[14:44] <nvrpunk> etc |
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[14:46] <nvrpunk> also check keyboard under sytem settings and the shortcut tab |
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[14:46] <nvrpunk> it may be there as well |
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[14:46] <nvrpunk> I used Ubuntu-Gnome unfortunately |
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[14:46] <nvrpunk> use* |
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[14:50] <Nothing_Much> nvrpunk: Doesn't look like there's a shortcut in the keyboard settings.. |
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[14:55] <genii> Something odd... At lightdm screen I often switch to consoles with ctrl-alt-F# keys and login, etc. My hostname is set to default of "ubuntu" .. today I see that on tty1,tty3,tty4 like: Ubuntu Trusty Tahr (development branch) ubuntu tty1 ...but on tty2, tty5, tty6 I see: Ubuntu Trusty Tahr (development branch) dhcppc5 tty2 ... logging in then shows regular hostname at prompt though. Where is this "dhcppc5" coming from? |
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[14:55] <Nothing_Much> Oh my god |
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[14:56] <Nothing_Much> Apparently Ctrl + W is a close focused window function!! |
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[14:56] <Nothing_Much> WTF |
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[18:10] <pietro10> Hi. GTK+ programs running in KDE do not use the proper kerning, letter spacing, etc. as evidenced by other KDE programs. Oddly, Firefox looks right, but the GTK+ standard dialogue boxes it uses don't. I have gtk*-engines-oxygen installed; this appears to happen regardless of engine. I tried installing gnom,e-settings-daemon, but that dind't work. What can I do? Thanks. |
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[18:17] <pietro10> ok my thing seems to be an issue with cairo?... |
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[18:56] <pietro10> [13:55] <pietro10> oh here's some fun |
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[18:56] <pietro10> [13:55] <pietro10> the KDE session locker is ALSO using the wrong font kerning! |
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[19:02] <chrispecoraro> i cannot get the 14.04 resolution to be anything other than 640x480 in virtualbox |
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[19:02] <chrispecoraro> and the virtualbox addons says that the headers are not installed for the current version, even though that they are. Any info? |
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[19:09] <bekks> They arent installed. |
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[19:09] <bekks> The guest additions dont lie. |
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[19:17] <BluesKaj> chrispecoraro, boot the guest OS then install guest additions from devices |
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[19:20] <elfy> chrispecoraro: it's not just you - nor is it not installing the guest additions |
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[19:20] <elfy> https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/12623 |
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[19:22] <elfy> got the same issue here - so have a few others I know |
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[19:22] <chrispecoraro> so should I just go back to 13.10 |
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[19:23] <chrispecoraro> I had 13.10 installed but then I upgraded to Mavericks and the sound stopped working and other problems (compiz is using 200% of the CPU) |
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[19:23] <chrispecoraro> So my 13.10 is hosed, and my 14.04 is hosed too! |
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[19:24] <chrispecoraro> Unfortunately, I cannot install Ubuntu on the MacBook |
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[19:25] <chrispecoraro> warranty issues, according to our IT guy... |
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[19:27] <chrispecoraro> So I'm stuck running ubuntu in VirtualBox (unless there are other options) |
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[23:50] <huayra> Hey there |
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[23:50] <huayra> Want to move from 13.04 straight to 14.04 |
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[23:50] <huayra> is it possible to do that now? |
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[23:50] <huayra> I am skipping 13.10 |
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[23:50] <huayra> Using Ubuntu with Unity (actually defaulting to Classic, but still) |
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[23:51] <huayra> I can live with a broken system or even install from scratch if I have to, but my main aim now is to get to 14.04 |
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[23:51] <huayra> In whatever state it is |
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[23:51] <jtaylor> you can only upgrade over 13.10 |
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[23:52] <bekks> You cannot skip 13.10 |
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[23:52] <jtaylor> though you could try the direct upgrade, but its likely to fail |
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[23:52] <huayra> will that be the case once 14.04 is released as well? |
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[23:52] <jtaylor> yes |
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[23:52] <huayra> ok I will try the direct upgrade then |
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[23:52] <jtaylor> only upgrade from 13.10 and 12.04 is supported |
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[23:53] <huayra> sources.list? or can I tweak update-manager in some way? |
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[23:53] <huayra> Feeling adventurous tonight :D |
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[23:54] <jtaylor> you probably need to edit sources.list |
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[23:55] <huayra> jtaylor, thank you very much |
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[23:55] <huayra> bekks, thanks for your reply as well |
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[23:55] <huayra> let's see how this goes |
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[23:55] <huayra> :) |
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[23:55] <jtaylor> don't be surprised when it borks your system :) |
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