[00:00] cmreigrut, have you tried Wicd, much superior to network management [00:01] brb, gotta set up the sprinklers [00:01] That was the earlier suggestion, and I'll still probably give it a try [00:01] But at least I have nm functional now [00:09] * Captain_Haddock concurs on wicd... it's excellent [00:09] set gui_url_mod 0 [00:09] while the network manager widget is a big improvement on earlier solutions, it's still far from perfect [00:10] wicd's "connect before logging in" feature alone is worth its weight in gold [00:12] Captain_Haddock, the network managerment widget is unpredictable. Sometimes connects without a hitch and other times it keeps asking for pw's. [00:12] on my setup at least [00:13] BluesKaj: yep. I faced a lot of issues with it misbehaving on my laptop... esp. when the pc wakes up from sleep mode [00:14] and the incessant password requests really ticked me off :/ [00:15] time to sleep [00:15] g'night! [00:15] ign0ramus , suggested Wicd to me and I'm favourably impressed so far === ruben is now known as Guest38803 [00:21] What are blocked updates? [00:36] yoga http://osdir.com/ml/kubuntu-users/2009-06/msg00129.html [00:37] KPackagekit is the new in kubuntu so it;s still not so perfect === liberfiasco is now known as libervisco === Paraselene__ is now known as Paraselene_ [01:09] hi guys [01:10] ign0ramus: there? [01:10] shadeslayer, yep [01:10] ign0ramus: what was that grub editor you were telling me about? [01:10] shadeslayer, qgrubeditor [01:11] ign0ramus: i cant find it [01:11] shadeslayer, kgrubeditor is in the repos... should be similar [01:11] its kgrubeditor [01:11] shadeslayer, http://www.qt-apps.org/content/show.php/QGRUBEditor?content=60391 [01:12] shadeslayer, ahhh... kgrubeditor replaces qgrubeditor [01:12] ign0ramus: BIG FAT NOTE :P [01:12] shadeslayer, last i used it, it didn't have the graphical effects you were talking about, though :/ [01:13] ign0ramus: the only thing stopping me from having those effects is my architecture :P [01:13] shadeslayer, amd64? [01:13] yep [01:13] guys do u know the sourcetype for tp-link wn322g for kismet??? [01:13] ign0ramus: were always at the losing end of support [01:14] shadeslayer, i am 64-bit capable but still run 32bit OS for reasons like that. i remember saying in 2004 that everything will be 64bit in the next year or so [01:14] ign0ramus: heh...everything will be 64 bit in a few years :P [01:15] ign0ramus: good thing for you...you can have those effects...theres a howto on ubuntu forums [01:15] shadeslayer, i blame Enterprise. but i do want to eventually install a 64bit Kubuntu [01:15] u people dont really know a thing do u??? [01:15] i blame keeping the default download option as 64 bit [01:16] panos4ever, you're the one with the questions [01:16] lol [01:16] nope [01:16] i could jys google it right?? [01:16] *32 bit [01:16] panos4ever: yeah... [01:16] i was testing u [01:16] panos4ever, honestly though, this is support for kubuntu... kismet isn't really a big topic here [01:16] i told u [01:16] it was a shit testing qest [01:17] question [01:17] !ohmy > panos4ever [01:17] panos4ever, please see my private message [01:17] bazhang, that is my favorite 'factoid' by far [01:17] panos4ever, please keep on topic here [01:18] ign0ramus, yep [01:18] ok ask me [01:18] ;) [01:18] !nvidia [01:18] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto [01:18] i love our kubuntu society [01:19] :) === nick is now known as Guest1036 [01:27] anyone able to help me get ATI driver to play videos without using 100% cpu? [01:27] hello [01:27] hey whats up? [01:28] hi........ [01:28] this is jus a purely ubuntu/ kubuntu help guide right? [01:29] actually this is kubuntu only, if you need help with ubuntu please try #ubuntu [01:29] haha..... i juz wanna ask d same question... === Guest1036 is now known as nstuart [01:29] no no dont neep help [01:29] ok... [01:29] ubuntu [01:29] jus thought this was also a "hat" chat [01:30] if you just want to chat have a look at #kubuntu-offtopic :) [01:49] vao da o cu bando de viado [01:49] qm manda é windows [01:49] seus burro [01:49] Dos na veia [01:55] spark [01:56] maton [01:56] jdddd [01:56] djjmsl [01:56] jdlwd [01:56] dlmnwsd [01:56] dlmdwwwmdx [01:56] andres_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:56] andres_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:57] s [01:57] cd [01:57] d [01:57] csz [01:57] c [01:57] andres_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:57] cd [01:57] !ops [01:57] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) Riddell, Tm_T, fdoving, Mez, tsimpson, jpatrick, seth_k, apokryphos, nalioth, Hobbsee, robotgeek, imbrandon, gnomefreak, genii, Hawkwind, trappist, LjL, haggai, fooishbar, crimsun, seth, apokryphos, DBO, nixternal, PriceChild, Pici or jussi01! [02:00] Please fill in the blank, "In kubuntu, we don't use su, we use ________." [02:00] !k3b [02:00] k3b is a feature-rich and user-friendly burning application for KDE (and, as all KDE applications, works fine on GNOME). For a guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/K3BHowto [02:01] deprecated: sudo [02:01] or kdesudo to be precise [02:02] That's it. I could not think of it for the life of me. Thanks netdaemon! [02:02] no problem :) === david is now known as Guest73561 [02:41] Hello, I booted my computer today and the kde kicker is missing [02:41] Anyone have idea on how to bring it back up? [02:46] thomas, provided you're talking about the actual kicker panel, "kicker" will bring it back to life [02:46] I could be refering to the wrong thing [02:46] thomas, kde 3 or 4? [02:46] I am looking for the toolbar at the bottom of kde [02:46] 4 [02:47] thomas, afaik, there is no way to reinstate an old panel that's been removed, but you can add a new one and add the same widgets you had before [02:48] Ok, what steps do I take to add it again [02:48] I can add widgets but dont have the bar to add them to [02:48] thomas, right click the plasma dashboard (ie, desktop) [02:48] thomas, 'unlock widgets' [02:48] thomas, 'add panel [02:50] What should I use for RSS feeds in Kubuntu? Kubuntu have anything good? [02:50] Serpardum, as far as widgets? nothing great, imho :/ [02:50] Serpardum, sage in firefox is pretty good, though [02:50] I have firefox [02:51] I had added the panel but it will only allow me to move left side or right side, not bottom [02:51] high rating, 2.5M downloads https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/77 [02:51] is "Live Boomarks" sage? [02:52] I got it, thanks [02:52] In the K-Menu, under the "Computer" tab in the "Applications" section. How do I add stuff to that? Also how do I make a direct link to the Add/Remove programs bit of System Settings [02:53] origin, to add apps to the Kmenu, right click the icon > Menu Editor [02:54] ign0ramus: How do I add to the "Computer" tab from there though? [02:55] origin, ah, good question... i use the classic style menu. seems the Menu Editor doesn't correspond to the new Kickoff Menu [02:55] i have this page: http://www.cabezadejapi.com/cdp_window/cdp_06_chicle.html , but i cant see the video because it says a unknown plugin is missing, can someone help me? [02:55] luis__, mplayer plugin [02:56] [02:56] [02:56] [02:56] LOLSHARK: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:57] ign0ramus: Hmm. THanks anyway. I assume it's just .desktop files in a folder somewhere. [02:57] ign0ramus: how i can download it? [02:57] origin, most likely [02:58] luis__, "sudo apt-get install mplayerplug-in" [02:59] thx [02:59] origin, open dolphin. see the 'places' menu on the left pane? that's where the Computer entries come from apparently [02:59] luis__, de nada [02:59] origin, i just added /opt to that panel, and now it shows up in Kmenu > Computer [03:00] Hmm... I'm trying to add to the "Applications" bit though... Hrmm... [03:01] origin, oh... you should be able to use regular Menu Editor for that... right? [03:02] Nope. that only adds to the "Applications" tab. I mean the bit under the "Computer" tab that says "Applications". In 9.04 it has "System Settings" and "Run Command..." in it. [03:03] origin, i don't seem to have the same config :/ [03:03] You don't? Your on 9.04? [03:04] origin, oh yes, now i see it [03:04] origin, sorry never used this style menu before... 'applications' is very small on my screen [03:04] ohh I see [03:04] ign0ramus: Yea, I wanna add stuff to that [03:05] hello+ [03:05] ign0ramus: Namely, a direct link to the add/remove programs thing. and link to Konsole link would be nice too. [03:05] origin, let me see if i can find where they are called from [03:05] I could just stick links in the Favorates area, but that seems klunky... [03:09] origin, hmm... this seems to be trickier than first imagined [03:09] Is it hard-coded into the Kickoff source or something crazy like that? [03:10] origin, highly doubtful. [03:10] origin, but where the config file is.... good question. [03:10] I was going to say, that seems very non-modular [03:11] origin, /home/user/.kde/share/config/kickoffrc is close but no cigar [03:11] Allready saw that. [03:11] I tried searching for a default or system-wide setting in /usr found nothing. [03:12] no usefull hits for "kickoff*" [03:12] origin, results replicated here :( [03:12] Where in the KDE source-tree is Kickoff anyway? Is it a plasma applet? [03:12] origin, yes, the kmenu is now a widget [03:13] Yea I found it. /trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace/plasma/applets/kickoff [03:13] origin, really? [03:13] Yea http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace/plasma/applets/kickoff/ [03:14] origin, so you have to re-compile? [03:14] That's the trunk version and I'm not running from SVN, but i doubt it's changed much since 4.3 beta [03:14] ign0ramus: I dunno yet. I'm just looking for clues in the source. [03:21] ign0ramus: Hmm... now I'm not familiar with Plasma Programing or C++ so this is a little difficult... hrmm [03:33] What does "::" mean in C++? [03:35] origin, i'm not a programmer either [03:36] I am a programer, just Java. Not C++ [03:36] origin, got it! [03:36] origin, http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?action=printpage;topic=3103189.0 [03:37] origin, specifically: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3103189.msg177837#msg177837 [03:38] Ohh so you add to the kickoffrc file? [03:38] origin, you have to add a new section: " [SystemApplications] " [03:38] ei i have a problem with kubuntu shuting down, it says: unable to halt, no such file or directory, and it doesnt tunrs down :( [03:38] ign0ramus: Nice. Okay thanks! [03:39] origin, np... stuff like that bothers me too :P [03:41] luis__, is this using the "leave" button in Kmenu? [03:41] luis__, and is that the full error? [03:42] I'm still tracking though the Kickoff code to see how it loads them... because I want to know now. [03:42] xD [03:43] origin, i do the same thing... usually im in over my head at first, but as you learn more, it starts to make sense :) [03:43] ign0ramus: no, when using konsole to shutdown i also have the halt problem [03:44] luis__, can you pastebin your /etc/init.d/reboot please [03:44] and yes, thats the full error, it cant automatically shutdown [03:44] ??? [03:44] luis__, "kdesudo kate /etc/init.d/reboot" > copy/paste that file to pastebin [03:44] !paste | luis [03:44] luis: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [03:44] ok [03:45] luis__, i was having a similar issue, and it was due to the "-d" parameter that reboot doesn't like. [03:46] ign0ramus: http://pastebin.com/mbab9f68 [03:47] luis__, make a backup of this file: "sudo cp /etc/init.d/reboot /etc/init.d/reboot.bak" [03:47] luis__, then modify your version in kate; remove the "-d" option on Line 20 [03:47] luis__, save, exit, restart X. then *hopefully* rebooting will work properly [03:47] holda, i paste sudo cp /etc/init.d/reboot /etc/init.d/reboot.bak in konsole? [03:47] luis__, si [03:48] ok, i hope [03:49] luis__, verify that /etc/init.d/reboot.bak now exists [03:49] ok i will reboot now [03:49] luis__, you restarted X first? [03:49] thx dude, if i have problems, i will contact with u tomorrow :) [03:49] i dont have more time, cya [03:49] luis__, you have my msn [03:49] luis__, saludos [03:49] no, i will contact u by irc lol [03:49] adios [03:50] luis__, ok. goodnight [03:50] :) [03:54] What is the name of the widget that shows the open applications on the taskbar? [03:54] My son accidnetly removed his, I dont' remember the name [03:54] I think it's Task Manager [03:55] Yeah, it is [03:55] thanks Dragnslcr [03:55] No problem [04:07] ign0ramus: Okay. I've traced it back to the KDE core libaries where it loads the config files... lol [04:08] origin, have fun messing with those! :P [04:08] It's actualy quite clever. It just asks KDE for it's config. It does't need to know where KDE stores it. Abstraction is awsome. =D [04:08] Ahmuck: You are DISGUSTING, no one wants to talk to you. [04:09] Become an hero, you fucking walking embarrassment. [04:09] origin, nice [04:09] i smell a ban [04:09] inb4 b& [04:14] Mmmmkay [04:14] chicago === TMKCodes_ is now known as TMKCodes [04:15] So, what was with that guy? Prior argument or just a random troll? [04:16] ign0ramus: Yet more abstraction! It loads the dirs though http://api.kde.org/4.0-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdecore/html/classKStandardDirs.html but that loads them from a resource file... [04:17] origin, "....So the search algorithm basically appends to each prefix each registered suffix and tries to locate the file there." [04:17] origin, awesome. [04:18] origin, so what does " :: " mean? [04:19] ign0ramus: No idea. I think it might just declare methods of classes. [04:19] Any C++ coders here care to shed some light on what "::" means? [04:19] It isn't static class method? [04:19] I could go bug the guys in #kde-devel (was that the channel name?) lol [04:20] origin: Try ##C++ [04:20] Dragnslcr: I could well be [04:20] *it [04:20] origin, search engines are terrible for regex [04:20] ign0ramus: huh? [04:20] origin, try typing a regular expression from almost any language in a search engine. useless [04:21] !offtopic [04:21] #kubuntu is the official Kubuntu support channel, for all Kubuntu-related support questions. Please use #kubuntu-offtopic for general chatter. Thanks! [04:21] Sorry. [04:21] origin: ##c++ would be able to answer all your c++ questions better than we can [04:21] You might need to register to join though. [04:21] !register [04:21] Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname . Registration help available in #freenode [04:22] Pici: True, I was just wondering off-hand. [04:22] origin, Dragnslcr, gnite fellas [04:22] ign0ramus: Night [04:22] G'night [04:36] !netsplit [04:36] netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit === shadeslayer is now known as Guest86530 [04:38] how can one upgrade to 4.3 before its relase? [04:39] WHere are my enviroment varables defined? [04:42] orogin, java? === hemathor_ is now known as hemathor [05:19] so... what is so great about kubuntu that ubuntu doesn't have? [05:25] how do i install software on kde? [05:25] add/remove in the kmenu or adept package manager. [05:26] joshua___, same as on ubuntu (via the cli) or a package manager [05:26] what package manager is on kubuntu? [05:26] !info kpackagekit [05:26] kpackagekit (source: kpackagekit): KDE package management tool using PackageKit. In component main, is extra. Version 0.4-0ubuntu8.1 (jaunty), package size 236 kB, installed size 756 kB [05:27] I don't see it anywhere [05:27] see what [05:27] kpackagekit [05:28] install it [05:29] how did i install kubuntu without installing a kpackagekit? [05:29] live cd? [05:30] no via cli in ubuntu [05:30] kubuntu-desktop ? [05:30] yeah [05:32] sudo apt-get install packagename <---- joshua___ [05:32] I did... [05:32] but now when i open kpackagekit...there are no available packages... [05:34] this is messed up [05:37] joshua___: kpackagekit is terrible :/ [05:38] then why did they tell me to install it? [05:40] Its the default in Jaunty, and is one of the buggiest programs Ive ever used. I have no idea why it replaced the old one o_O [05:41] that is messed up [05:42] Even the error messages are messed up: "A problem we were not expe". And thats why I'm still running Hardy lol [05:43] there are number of package managers, joshua___ , or even just the konsole you can choose which to install (or remove should you not like it) [05:45] Ive heard KDE4's version of Adept is even worse, tho I reverted my install before I tried another manager (I also had problems with graphics and the KDE menu) [05:48] Mamarok: are you free?? [05:50] ok anyone who can give me some info on the kubuntu-tutorials coming up? === sixofour is now known as amerikkka === amerikkka is now known as sixofour [06:11] yeah...so anyone who can give me info on the kubuntu tutorials? === mae_ is now known as mayee [06:19] brb [06:22] Hello, i'm with a problem here with my soundcard... well, its not really a problem, its just that on windows i can tell it do this: "Black output = line out", since my green minijack is not working properly, and i need to do that on ubuntu to get audio too [06:22] any ideas? [06:24] ops. [06:26] tymon: why do you call the ops?? [06:26] No [06:26] I mean "oops". [06:26] oh.... ok..see this [06:26] heh [06:26] !sound | tymon [06:26] tymon: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ARTS is running, by going to K Menu -> System Settings -> Sound System and making sure "Enable the sound system" is checked. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 [06:28] i dont think that is what i need exactly, i just want to control where the sound will come out in the soundcard, which connector will have the output [06:28] * shadeslayer wonders if there actually is something named soubd system.... [06:28] *sound [06:31] tymon: imho all sound cards are intelligent enough to recognise if there is a headphone plugged in or not and redirect sound as required...but yours seems to be a peculiar case [06:32] hm..., nvm [06:32] tymon: ok [06:32] Looks like i can't use the grey exit like i do on windows for it [06:33] but the black one worked fine === |eagles0513875| is now known as eagles0513875 === desti_T2 is now known as desti === bayu is now known as hantu === shadesla2er is now known as shadeslayer [07:01] sorry got disconnected... [07:10] i lost right and left menu function on my mouse all users all desktops any idea? [07:13] insmod: alt+F2 > window > select first option and change the settings there [07:14] insmod: its under the window actions tab [07:17] insmod: did it work? [07:17] i can not figure where it is [07:20] shadeslayer: no idea what todo there is no menu option [07:22] insmod: no option for window actions? [07:22] *tab [07:22] oh wait.... [07:23] insmod: try alt+F1 > system settings > mouse and keyborad [07:23] *keyboard [07:25] switched mice now it goes [07:25] thanks [07:25] i think i dropped it to many times [07:27] insmod: hehe.. [07:45] What does flashplayer 10 output it's sound too? [07:48] the speaker :P [07:48] shadeslayer: The wrong speaker in my case. lol [07:48] I mean what service thing. Because it isn't Phanon. [07:48] hehe... [07:49] i think arts... [07:49] !sound [07:49] If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ARTS is running, by going to K Menu -> System Settings -> Sound System and making sure "Enable the sound system" is checked. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 [07:49] I don't see an arts process... [07:50] I have two sets of speakers. Tinny ones and big ones. I want almost everything to play though the big ones and use the tinny ones for notifications. Phonon can do this but Flashplayer isn't useing that apparently so I need to figure out what it's playing it's sound though so I can change it. to the right speakers... [07:56] *sigh* is there some funky way of forceing GTK apps to use Phonon. Just pushing sound though it I mean instead of ALSA or OSS or something old like that. [08:01] origin: that's not a problem of GTK, it's a flash problem IMHO [08:02] Mamarok: Before (before I re-installed linux) I solved it by makeing pulse audio the default for everything and set pulse's default sink to the big speakers. So it can be done... [08:03] origin: in KDE? [08:05] Yea. KDE4 had it's default for all types of sound (appart from the notifications, which were pointed directly at the tinny speakers' output) pointed at pulseaudio. Pulse was setup with the big speakers as the default sink. [08:05] All KDE4 apps used phonon. So their sound was routed though pulse. Everything else just used pulse. [08:05] KDE itself is the only think that realy makes notification sounds so it all worked quite well. [08:06] pulse isn't installed this time round and I'm looking if it's possible to do it without it. [08:06] I mean. Pulse isn't installed. and flash can play sound, just thought the wrong speakers, so it must be playing though something. [08:07] where are alsa's config files... [08:10] hi, does anyone use unetbootin? [08:12] Ah! Problem solved. Flash was useing ALSA. So I made an /etc/asound.conf to set the default sound card. No Pulse requred. === julio is now known as BugsBunnyBR [09:21] yo yo yo [09:22] Hi, I've just installed Kubuntu into my Laptop (Vaio GGN C190p) [09:23] I got sound work perfectly with amarok, vlc ... but not Flash !!! [09:23] I tried every solutions in google, but nothing changed [09:23] oh boy [09:23] theres a billion fixes for this [09:24] hello, I'd need help with packaging - I have a tarball with wrong layout, and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete says it's not a reason to redo the tarball, but it actually doesn't say how to fix it - can somebody tell me? [09:24] something like reinstall, get the one from adobe.com,... no solution work :( [09:24] ciao [09:25] thao: let me websearch some [09:25] thao: are you running 32bit ubuntu or 64bit? [09:26] 32bit [09:26] ActionParsnip: [09:26] ok cool [09:28] i'll stop looking then:( [09:29] there is no ubottu here? [09:30] !ubottu [09:30] Hi! I'm #kubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [09:30] thao: try: amixer -q set PCM 100% unmute [09:30] ActionParsnip: ? [09:30] ActionParsnip: ah, sorry, got it [09:30] ActionParsnip: amixer: Unable to find simple control 'PCM',0 [09:32] thao: if that doesnt work try: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer [09:33] I hate flash [09:34] thao: if you bring up kmix (speaker icon near the clock) make sure all sliders are ~80% and unmuted [09:34] ActionParsnip: I'll try [09:37] ActionParsnip: I tried running kmix, but the windows didn't show up [09:37] thao: right click on the speaker icon and select show mixer window [09:38] ActionParsnip: 80% huh ? [09:39] thao: 100% degrades quality some, you can whack it to the to pif you wish [09:40] ActionParsnip: i set it 100% already, [09:40] ok thats cool [09:40] also run the command you gave me [09:40] and restart ff [09:40] and no sound [09:40] :) [09:41] ok [09:41] let me hunt some more [09:41] Hi. So stumbled on to this problem once again today. Trying to change ownership on a file with the charachter ø fails. I get the following error: "Could not change owner on this file: verdigrunnlag og �velser.doc". Any Ideas as to how to konquer ;p this issue. I have always solved it from the commandline before. But the whole thing really bugs me and it shouldn't really be an issue, this is after all 2009... [09:45] thao: http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136556&page=3 [09:45] ka: kdesudo konqueror [09:46] ka: change the filename then close konqueror [09:47] thao: do you have other flash plugins install like gnash / swfplayer etc? [09:49] ActionParsnip: no,i don't have [09:50] thao: good [09:50] thao: they fight and nothing works :) [09:51] * thao restart [09:51] ActionParsnip: I forgot to say that I am already root ;) === carl_ is now known as Snowdeamon [09:52] ka: you shouldnt be root, you should be you [09:52] ka: enabling the root account reduces system security [09:53]