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 ashugg | In reply to @tadam_0_0:matrix.org
yes, the question still remains and any help appreciated: I still would like to know, why the normal GUI-updater does not update some packages? Hi tadam_0_0, the "phased release" method for packages lets Ubuntu release new updates into the general population in stages rather than all at once. The packages are tested and the maintainer thinks the updates are good, but the phased release adds a safety net allowing an update to not be published to any more people if something bad does slip through and in the first 10% or 20% of users who receive the updated package, there are problems found that hadn't been picked up by the QA process. So it's not "beta software", like the "unstable" tree in Debian, it's what Ubuntu does for all the package updates for its stable releases. Another way of looking at it is that by the time an update appears in your software updates GUI, you can have confidence that it has successfully been installed by other people over the last few days/weeks and they haven't reported problems with it.
Or, maybe I should have written the short version first: install the updates you see in the GUI. If "apt list --upgradeable" shows you more packages than the GUI, don't worry. They'll probably appear in the GUI in the next few days - and if they don't, it's because something wasn't right and they got pulled.
https://canonical-sru-docs.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/explanation/standard-processes/#phasing
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 Nils | If we have some more german speakers feel free to join #ubuntu-de:ubuntu.com . It is very quiet at the moment. But that can be changed 🙂 | 13:43:35 |
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 tmm627 | Xorg segfaults and blames vmware video driver. I uninstalled that, but it segfaulted again and blamed something else. I put the vmware driver back, figuring it's not actually the problem and I might need that to work. Probably will ask on the forum or make a bug report when I have time, but thanks for the help | 15:46:57 |
 Soumyadeep Ghosh | Anyone knows if there is any matrix client to discuss about mpv? | 16:10:02 |
| Soumyadeep Ghosh | * Anyone knows if there is any matrix room to discuss about mpv? | 16:10:27 |
| Soumyadeep Ghosh | I am unable to make it play audio inside snaps... It work in the gnome based snaps though, but not in KDE | 16:10:36 |
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 Jacomo Beltran | In reply to @soumyatheman:matrix.org
Anyone knows if there is any matrix room to discuss about mpv? https://mpv.io/community/ | 21:58:56 |
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 Michael | When unplugging the USB-C charging cable, my laptop with Kubuntu wakes up from sleep mode. This causes the battery to drain unnecessarily. Any ideas how to fix this ?
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| Nils | https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/741521/linux-wakes-up-from-sleep-on-power-jack-plugging-or-unplugging | 10:24:47 |
| Nils | Could be a thing in the BIOS about sleep states | 10:25:05 |
| Nils | I don't think the OS itself triggers it | 10:25:29 |
 mei | i have a similar issue | 10:34:32 |
| mei | you can try to disable some triggers in /proc/acpi/wakeup | 10:34:42 |
| Michael | thanks for your support. BIOS is a good hint, but my asus zenbook 13 oled um325 BIOS there is no option to change the option AMD PBS. | 10:50:34 |
| Michael | how to configure /proc/acpi/wakeup ? | 10:54:40 |
| mei | cat /proc/acpi/wakeup to figure out the name of the trigger | 10:55:12 |
| mei | then echo NAME > /proc/acpi/wakeup | 10:55:20 |
| mei | to toggle it | 10:55:55 |
| Michael | thanks for the hint, but it did not have any effect: i have disabled GP17 (GPP1) was already disabled. Device S-state Status Sysfs node
GPP1 S4 *disabled pci:0000:00:01.2
GP17 S4 *disabled pci:0000:00:08.1
What else could i try ? | 11:15:44 |
| ashugg | Dang. That sounds proper borked. Good luck! | 12:31:01 |
| Jacomo Beltran | I read something about entering a tty (6, I think) and then typing plasma start command (unfortunately I don't know the exact command), another person installed something to get it to work, but those fixes were on a real machine, not VM. | 12:33:51 |
