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JimBuntu
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TJ-'s first computer was hand crafted from wood, I think.
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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:P
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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lol
2018-02-27
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JonelethIrenicus
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i am trying to connect to a device, but I think it might already be claimed
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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raidghost: JimBuntu isn't far wrong; A Sinclair ZX80
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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Have to google that:P
2018-02-27
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loginoob
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what does swapoff -a does?
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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loginoob: turns off swap for 'all' devices
2018-02-27
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JimBuntu
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loginoob, `man swapoff`
2018-02-27
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<system>
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[18:38] * vlt had a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KC_85
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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TJ-: Holly Molly. Looks like a early raspian pi :P
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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loginoob: see "man swapoff"
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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raidghost: 1MHz Zilog Z80 CPU :)
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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Ooh. What a lovely spec
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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4KB of RAM and seemed like a lot :D
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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4KB oh. Lord have mercy.
2018-02-27
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loginoob
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I saw man swapoff but i am not able to understand
2018-02-27
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loginoob
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if i run the command is it safe? Will it give problem
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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TJ-: Just enought ram and cpu for plex :P
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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raidghost: anyhow... your issue... can you "/join #ubuntu-kernel" I'm asking canonical kernel team if we can increase the config ... not had a reply yet
2018-02-27
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vlt
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TJ-: My KC-85 used an East German Z80 clone :-D
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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loginoob: "swapoff -a" will disable all swap files/partitions which are used as a backup if RAM starts to het exhausted, instead of killing processes
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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vlt: really? I've still got a ZX81 here in a shoe box :)
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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TJ-: how much did you pay for that xz80
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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Had to boot from floppy?
2018-02-27
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vlt
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No floppies here.
2018-02-27
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vlt
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We had our programs and data on cassette tape.
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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sounds like amiga/commondore
2018-02-27
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mutante
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you recycle some cassette tapes that had audio books for kids on them.. except they didnt have the term "audio book" yet
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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So. Saved stuff on casette tapes (for music?)
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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didnt know that was possible
2018-02-27
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mutante
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raidghost: yes, the device to play/record was a "datasette"
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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My first computer was a compaq 486 dx2 with 66Mhz and turbo button. And Hold on.
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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4MB of ram :P
2018-02-27
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mutante
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https://www.google.com/search?q=datasette&client=firefox-b&tbm=isch&source=iu&i
2018-02-27
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mutante
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you know how a modem would make those sounds when it connected to the internet? dial-up ?
2018-02-27
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mutante
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just imagine recording those on a tape :p
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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piiiip dubabababababababab P
2018-02-27
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mutante
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yea:)
2018-02-27
44
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raidghost
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back in the good old days
2018-02-27
45
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TJ-
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let's throttle the off-topic please
2018-02-27
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nemo
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so. my friend followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent to setup his ubuntu (14.04 LTS) on a flash drive using usb-creator-gtk
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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okey. as you wish ;)
2018-02-27
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nemo
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he then enabled "persistent" in the grub boot flags
2018-02-27
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nemo
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everything seemed fine. could save files to desktop, firefox profile was persisting. he then ran updates to pick up fixes. and on restart, got "filesystem is corrupt"
2018-02-27
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raidghost
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TJ-: See you around later. my girlfriend just made some late dinner. t2ul
2018-02-27
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nemo
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I was wondering if anyone here might have any ideas why that might be
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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nemo: sounds like the USB device was removed before the cached file-system data was flushed to the device
2018-02-27
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nemo
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hm
2018-02-27
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nemo
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TJ-: but it was a reboot
2018-02-27
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nemo
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that's ubuntu's job
2018-02-27
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nemo
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but can test with a sync I guess
2018-02-27
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nemo
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if so. could add explicit sync to shutdown scripts
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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nemo: indeed, it should have completed a "sync" before shutdown
2018-02-27
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nemo
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TJ-: other than that it should work right, even if kernel was changed?
2018-02-27
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nemo
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hm
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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nemo: yes; does an fsck have a chance of repairing it?
2018-02-27
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nemo
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wonder if grub would have a problem w/ kernel changes
2018-02-27
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nemo
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TJ-: can just fsck the union file?
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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nemo: no, GRUB doesn't care, all it does is load files into memory and pass control to them
2018-02-27
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nemo
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TJ-: was just wondering if it would be lacking the overlay
2018-02-27
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nemo
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but ok
2018-02-27
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TJ-
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nemo: fsck the underlying persistent file-system - boot without the persistent option on the command line so it's a regular Live session then run the fsck
2018-02-27
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<system>
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=== druid__ is now known as Guest28648
2018-02-27
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virtuosoj
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Keyboard settings question: In 16.04 Unity and also in Elementary, I could set my keyboard to U.S. International (AltGr Dead Keys) which allowed me to type easily in Spanish as well as English. However in 17.10 Gnome I don't have this option. Is there a way I can enable this?
2018-02-27
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kostkon
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virtuosoj, it isn't listed?
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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Hi guys I have an issue trying to play videos... I get the following error Error loading player: No playable sources found
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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I have done the following: Enable DRM Playback in Preferences under Content
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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Install ffmpeg-libs and dependencies I believe I've done too
2018-02-27
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virtuosoj
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kostkon, no it becomes English and Spanish
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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any ideas??
2018-02-27
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ZorroT
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anyone here familiar with the intel compute stick ?
2018-02-27
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pikapika
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Is it safe to perform a "normal" copy (ie cp, file manager, etc NOT dd) of /var, /bin, /etc, /usr, etc from a running Ubuntu system to an external drive?
2018-02-27
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ZorroT
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to the point: i have a unit that is coming up to the grub menu, and once you hit return to select 'ubuntu', it boots normally -- but i'm not sure how to make grub boot to this option automatically without interaction?
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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z3u4r5dok_: i think ya need to install ubuntu-extra or somehting i forget the name .. it has most of the nonfree things that you need to play back dvds and crap
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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How can I do that.... Sorry I am new
2018-02-27
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pikapika
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Wait, now that I think, what I want is a tar. Ie tar -cvpf /ubuntu/path /externaldrive/xyz.tar
2018-02-27
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pikapika
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Is it safe?
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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one sec i'll look to see what the package is
2018-02-27
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pikapika
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Or would it be better to dd from live mode?
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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I appreciatte it
2018-02-27
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MonsieurBon
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Hi
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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z3u4r5dok_: ok so termial .. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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it adds all the things you need to used for mp3s, videos and playback dvds
2018-02-27
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MonsieurBon
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I'd like to build my own Router/Firewall/DNS Server/OpenVpn Gateway. I was looking to buy a Shuttle NS02A as it's not too expensive and the octa core with 16 GB RAM sound like a lot of power. Has anyone experience with this hardware and ubuntu server?
2018-02-27
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kostkon
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z3u4r5dok_, on what websites? in which browser? firefox?
2018-02-27
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<system>
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=== SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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this is what I get
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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https://pastebin.com/fvDGz73z
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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Yes, firefox, Linux Academy
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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ohhhhhh thats not ubuntu lol
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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Yes, my ubuntu version is 16.04 lts
2018-02-27
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kostkon
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z3u4r5dok_, why are you logged in as root?
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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oh ok. sorry than .. why root
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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yes
2018-02-27
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z3u4r5dok_
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should I go back as a regular user??
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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bad idea to login to root..
2018-02-27
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kostkon
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!root | z3u4r5dok_
2018-02-27
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ubottu
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z3u4r5dok_: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
2018-02-27
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DiecastMessiah
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yeah and anything that you need root for .. like installing things use sudo in fornt of the command you are doing
2018-02-27
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