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[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 8 points 1 year ago (4 children)

I'd say people should not be allowed to complain on behalf of a community, period.

We should normalize complaining about your own feelings being hurt, borders crossed or whatever.

One reason we have this problem is because we tell people to suck it up all the time. People dont need to suck it up, you need to grow some empathy, john.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 2 years ago (5 children)

Maybe that shouldn’t be possible.

 

Basically the headline. I‘ve been told by a colleague to not upgrade ubuntu immediately but wait for a couple months for bugixes and such. Is that correct?

I‘m currently on 23.04.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I recently found out that a game I played froze when my pc went into auto suspend. Does this help with it too? Thanks for making this.

 

Hi folks, I have recently changed my daily driver to ubuntu desktop and I use thunderbird quite a lot. Works good for me. I've seen that it has a matrix client (which doesnt work that great for me yet). Do you think it will get a lemmy/masto client as well? Would make sense imo. Have a good one.

 

Hi! I‘m very new to ubuntu desktop. I‘m a server admin so linux is not new to me but a gui/desktop very much is.

What aesthetic or functional tweaks do you make to your ubuntu desktop?

I have seen a lot of people make it more mac os like. Thats not my thing for some reason. I‘d like to know what else there is.

Have a good one!

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

well, then go troll someone else. blocked.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (3 children)

I find your comment highly condescending. Care to elaborate?

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (5 children)

I can see why you would think that. I think this video explains it well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPPig9JR5Y.

TL;DW: Capitalism in it's true form was "I give you this, you give me that". Exchange of goods. And from that perspective, it has worked. But now that nobody sells stuff anymore but holds you or the goods you want hostage, it has devolved back to the old system of feudalism where you live somewhere and the king asks for your work and money so you can live there.

I'm not saying thats the only way to look at it but I find the explanation pretty good. It would explain why so many people who are actually very good at trading things struggle in this climate now while others now thrive who have no clue how to produce viable products.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (7 children)

News break: capitalism is on its way out. Now we have tech feudalism (enshittification as a business model). Rejoice!

 

Hi folks!

I got my daily driver to work (which wasn't as hard as I thought) but linphone (VoIP solution) gives me a little bit of headache.

When I try clicking on a phone number in firefox (tel:) it asks for the app, I provided the linphone path but it doesn't do anything.

Now, I went digging. Turns out they have a gitlab instance with my exact issue unsolved for 2 yrs (but they're still active). I tried logging in with my gitlab credentials but it doesn't work. is that because it's self hosted? How should someone provide issues or other feedback if nobody can log in?

The Issue on gitlab: https://gitlab.linphone.org/BC/public/linphone-desktop/-/issues/27

Otherwise the app works great. was even easier to get working than micro sip on windows.

Thanks for reading! Have a good one.

Btw.: I know this is an app specific issue but we don't have a gitlab community yet, feel free to make one. :)

 

Hi folks,

I'm having some linux related problems (but not ubuntu server related so I don't post them here) and linux.org has helped me tremendously in the past so if you have issues, that don't seem to get fixed here, I highly recommend checking them out.

Have a good one.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 2 years ago

Good question! I have read about your instance a couple times I think and that kind of makes you a small celebrity in my book. :)

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Yo, the db0! Good to see that you feel strongly about this and are (imo) on the right side of the discussion.

I recently joined this place and this post makes me very optimistic about it.

Have a good one

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 2 years ago

They should be disowned. As should be everyone who made money from slavery, war profiteering, etc.

 

Hi there! I found ubuntu server when I was starting to work in tech fulltime (I had done admin work and dev stuff before but not exclusively). A lot of folks had some linux experience and I learned about VMs at the time.

So I spun up a ubuntu server vm to check out linux. It took me a bit to get accustomed to the command line but it worked pretty well. Knowing some programming languages definitely helped to grasp the syntax.

I worked with the VM for some time and then started searching for ways to use my knowledge and hone it further. So I grabbed an old server that was in my basement and put ubuntu server on it.

This server now sits in my other room and has 8 TB of data on it, movies, tv shows (all backups of course...), my home automation system, dashboards, vaults, cloud data. The data is mirrored and backed up off site.

I also then came across it again at work when I took care of some servers we had there.

It has been quite a ride so far but also a lot of fun. currently trying to phase out my windows laptop for a ubuntu desktop tower. Wish me luck. :)

Thanks for reading. I'm curious to hear your stories.

 

I recently activated „unattended upgrades“ so that I might not have to update my system every 2-3 days by hand.

But nothing has really changed. From the logs I see that unattended upgrades does updates regularly but it never does all of them. So I still have updated pending every couple days.

I know, there are updates that can break your stuff but that can happen anyway. Maybe I‘m just missing a config entry or something. Btw. the same goes for autoreastart if needed. That I should activate as well.

Does anyone have experience with it?

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Although I appreciate your comment, I don’t think anything will come of it. There are too many other things that grab peoples attention. „Starve to stick it to the dems“ could be an unironical political slogan and people would do it. Same goes for „slave for the billionaires to become a billionaire yourself!“

The problem is that the general population is equally underequipped mentally as they are blinded by shiny stuff they‘ll never have.

[–] Haui@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 years ago (3 children)

Welcome to trickle down economics

 

Hi folks!

System

I‘m running ubuntu 22.04.2 on an old terra miniserver g2 with a xeon 4 core without mt, 16 gb ram and a redneck engineered usb-stick/ssd/hdd config which was supposed to be temporary. I have a 3-2-1 Backup solution though.

What happened

Today I opened my grafana panel and found it not working. Portainer told me that my influxdb container is down. So I ssh‘d in and the system told me it needed a restart. So I ran an update (including docker) and restarted. Nothing worked. Turns out, my dns (pihole) was offline. I found that docker was down completely. Grep syslog told me that docker couldn’t start since the docker config was defective.

An old mistake coming to haunt me

Turns out I had made a „weird“ docker config, using the /erc/docker/daemon.json. Instead of { „asset“:“value“, „asset“:“value“} I had done {„asset“:“value“}{„asset“:“value“}.

This led to the error but didn’t bother me for over a year and worked well. Something in this new update must have enforced the syntax or soenthing.

TL;DR

I made a janky docker daemon.json conf and got fucked by the update today. If your docker stops working, check the logs/daemon.json

 

Hi there,

I'm running ubuntu server on my Wortmann Terra G2 with (now upgraded) 16G DDR3 Ram, Xeon E3 1220v3 4 Core, with now 6 Drives (2x8 TB HDD Raid1, 2x 1 TB HDD Raid 1, 2x 250 GB SSD - soon raid 1)

While I generaly know my way around ubuntu, the sensors lm is giving me a hard time. The G2 runs on an Asus P9D-i itx Motherboard with kvm module which I have not touched yet.

I bought a fancy noctua 120mm casefan since my harddrives run too hot in the case (which is tiny, google wortmann G2). The new fan runs well but I cant detect the fans for either the cpu or the case.

I tried sensors detect and installed fancontrol, just to find out the fans are somehow not discoverable.

Any ideas how to proceed? I'd really like to give the casefan a specific speed to run at. Pretty sure I could gain knowledge in the bios but i really dont want to bring a monitor to the server just for that.

TL;DR: my ASUS P9D-i board wont show me fanspeeds with sensors-detect. What to do next?

In any case, thanks for reading. Have a good one.

Edit: I put a picture of the tower in the post if you're curious. :)

Edit 2: I forgot I have the manual for the server mainboard on my pc. the mainboard can see the fanspeeds and you can change the behavior there. How would I change that?

 

Hi there, I just ordered a second (similar) ssd to the one I have. Not a boot drive. Once it arrives, I'd like to put it in raid 1 with my current drive. The current drive is not empty (but I could back it up if necessary).

I have used mdadm in the past but never with a drive that is actually in production use. Which steps would you suggest?

Have a good one!

 

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