| === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer | |
| [10:15] <lotuspsychje> good morning | |
| [10:20] <lotuspsychje> im getting disformed authentication window recently on 20.04, anyone else noticed this? https://imgur.com/a/fc5jS0o | |
| [10:21] <lotuspsychje> easy test from nautilus: ctrl +l admin:/// | |
| [14:44] <mcphail> lotuspsychje: popey mentioned something about that. I think it is fixed in proposed | |
| [14:44] <popey> it is | |
| [15:10] <lotuspsychje> ah thank you mcphail popey | |
| === hggdh is now known as hggdh-msft | |
| [16:26] <ali1234> libnewlib-dev appears to be busted | |
| [16:29] <ali1234> just make a boilerplate test with "#include <string>" and standard main(), and it fails to compile because string header is not found. i have all the newlib packages installed | |
| [16:29] <ali1234> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cfffFbd3dm/ | |
| [17:11] <TJ-> ali1234: I'd suspect that's because the arm libs aren't installed | |
| [17:11] <ali1234> which ones? | |
| [17:12] <ali1234> binutils-arm-none-eabi libnewlib-arm-none-eabi libnewlib-dev libstdc++-arm-none-eabi-newlib are all dependencies of gcc-arm-none-eabi | |
| [17:12] <ali1234> same as they always were | |
| [17:13] <ali1234> i'm currently trying to fix apt on my 18.04 test system so that i can verify it works there | |
| [17:13] <TJ-> not sure, it's obviously something to do with using cross-build tooling | |
| [17:13] <ali1234> well yes | |
| [17:13] <ali1234> it's a bare metal compiler | |
| [17:15] <TJ-> ali1234: is the host arch the same as the compiler, ARM, or host is x86 based? | |
| [17:17] <ali1234> the compiler is for Cortex M which cannot run linux | |
| [17:17] <ali1234> therefore yes, the host and target are different | |
| [17:18] <TJ-> ali1234: right; I'm exploring on a 20.04 amd64 system now to see if I can reproduce | |
| [17:19] <ali1234> just apt install gcc-arm-none-eabi and then build the example C++ file | |
| [17:19] <ali1234> it works on 18.04 and fails on 20.04 | |
| [17:21] <ali1234> have to use "-c" otherwise it complains about missing _exit but that is expected | |
| [17:23] <ali1234> this looks like the bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libstdc++-arm-none-eabi/+bug/1811296 | |
| [17:23] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1811296 in libstdc++-arm-none-eabi (Ubuntu) "libc++ files version mismatch" [Undecided,New] | |
| [17:28] <TJ-> ali1234: I don't see the newlib/libstdc++ files in the default gcc search path shown when doing "...-gcc -v" | |
| [17:37] <TJ-> ali1234: looks to be issue, then arm newlib installs 7.3.1 /usr/include/newlib/c++/7.3.1/string | |
| [18:19] <Kangarooo> I cant install boot-repair on 20.04. How to add ppa? What to read to learn putting old version ppa? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python/+bug/1865529 | |
| [18:19] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1865529 in python (Ubuntu) "Cant install boot-repair" [Undecided,New] | |
| [19:26] <extor> Is there such a thing as a pre release version of the LTS that is due next month? I'd like to grab that rather than these daily builds. | |
| [19:27] <extor> The next LTS is 20.10 right? | |
| [19:33] <Kangarooo> @extor, lts is every 2 year. Here can help testing 20.04 with daily builds which i am on also. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1213811/how-to-download-release-candidates-featurefreeze-versions | |
| [19:49] <extor> So every single day I need to expend bandwidth to patch each app? :O | |
| [19:49] <TJ-> extor: install the daily, then just keep it upgraded | |
| [19:49] <extor> I have bandwidth issues | |
| [19:49] <TJ-> extor: since we're in Feature Freeze only bug-fixes will come through between now and release day | |
| [19:50] <extor> Does that mean very little bandwidth? | |
| [19:50] <TJ-> extor: you can leave it a week between upgrades if you wish to | |
| [19:50] <extor> Ok so I have an issue with lubuntu | |
| [19:51] <extor> My laptop is on the ubuntu approved hardware list. It's a Dell Inspiron 3565 and I have problems with lubuntu not being able to suspend on this hardware. Is there support for lubuntu LTS as well or just regular ubuntu with gnome? | |
| [20:31] <mason> extor: Did you exercise systemctl suspend already, and it doesn't work? | |
| [20:32] <extor> No i only used the start menu | |
| [20:33] <mason> extor: Try 'systemctl suspend' and that'll help verify if it's something related to the GUI or not | |
| [20:34] <TJ-> extor: does it try to suspend and instantly resume, or time-out trying and then fail to try again at all? | |
| [20:35] <extor> Ok suddenly it all works properly. I should try to duplicate the issue. | |
| [20:36] <mason> extor: Did it work with systemctl suspend, did you not try that and it worked from the GUI, or...? | |
| [20:36] <extor> It suddenly worked both ways | |
| [20:36] <mason> Oh, interesting. | |
| [20:37] <mason> extor: I can't think that 'systemctl suspend' would do anything to change state, but I'd probably test with a cold boot and trying from the GUI again, then trying from the GUI after systemctl suspend | |
| [20:37] <mason> And by cold boot, actually power off for 30 seconds or a minute. | |
| [20:37] <extor> There is however a persistant problem with the GUI. When I go to Desktop Preferences, Advanced and then check the box "Show menus provided by Window Managers when desktop is clicked" then it goes into a buggy dead end but that is the GUI | |
| [20:38] <extor> It creates a drill downmenu on desktop right clicks, but when you click any of those it errors | |
| [20:39] <extor> Failed to execute child process "lxsession.default" No such file or directory | |
| [20:40] <extor> I'm guessing that is a lubuntu only issue...I have it on both my laptops | |