[00:00] your going in the dev credits :D [00:07] LinuxCommando: compile your program. Does it offer source? Or is it Adobe flash? [00:30] hey all [00:32] hooray for patience [00:36] Hi. Am not using the latest Kubuntu, would like info on it: has Kubuntu undergone any major interface/win manager changes the way standard Ubuntu went to Unity, or is it still the same KDE4 interface as in Kubuntu 10.04? [00:40] kwtm: only changes to kubuntu's interface are those done upstream by kde :) which havent had any major overhaul since what was in 10.04 [00:41] kwtm: if anything its just more refined and logical :) [00:41] (also, I think some time after 10.04 the desktop and netbook images where merged, but you can switch between them at will) [00:56] back again [00:56] wonderful, James147. Am hoping to eventually switch my work laptop to Kubuntu if they let me (naturally I have to do my own support) but I had been hoping that Kubuntu would be immune to frivolous^Wnon-essential interface changes by devs who have nothing better to do^W^W^W^W^Ware so good at it that they can make lots of changes rapidly. [00:57] hey i need help with arch now. hah [00:57] i cant get a gui [00:57] how do i open it? [00:58] well, usually you would have init start kdm, and then login from there [00:59] but I'm not sure how you set your system up.. [00:59] James147: are u there? KDE can't detect my external HDD when i plug it in [00:59] i did the defualt [00:59] how would i get start kdm [01:00] why can't KDE detect my external HDD when i plugged it in? [01:00] ionite: does the kernel see it? i.e.: does it show up in the output of 'dmesg' after you plug it in? [01:00] i love KDE [01:00] LinuxCommando: "default" is very vague if you compile things yourself... [01:01] it download and istalled only binaries [01:01] yofel: i don't know what ure talking about? [01:01] ionite: open a Konsole and run 'dmesg' after plugging the drive in [01:02] that'll print the kernel log which should show that it registered the drive [01:02] LinuxCommando, arch? or kubuntu [01:02] arch [01:02] LinuxCommando, then use the arch channel for support [01:02] #archlinux [01:02] LinuxCommando: well anyway, arch support is either in the arch support channel or ask in #kubuntu-offtopic [01:03] i was talking to James147 before and he told me it was a good idea + i always get good help here [01:03] yofel: check this out: http://paste.ubuntu.com/676282/ [01:03] LinuxCommando, its not the arch support channel, so dont ask for help with arch here -----> #archlinux [01:04] sorry bout that. [01:04] LinuxCommando: not really the channel for arch support ^^ i suggest reading the arch wiki... its a very good reference on how to setup just about everything :) or ask on #archlinux [01:04] i figured it out know thanks anyways [01:05] ionite: o.O, seems it does register the device itself, but then gets errors and can't read the partition table [01:05] can't say I've seen that yet... [01:06] yofel: so what should i do? [01:07] I have no idea, sorry. [01:07] someone else? ^ [01:07] ionite: does a device file show up in /dev when you plug it in (ie /dev/sdX where X is a letter) [01:07] ionite, is it a new device ? [01:07] James147: nope, see his kernel log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/676282/ [01:08] OerHeks: nope i've use this external HDD for many times with my kde and now it can't detect [01:08] oke, does it work on an other machine ? [01:08] yofel: maybe i'll try restarting my comp. [01:09] OerHeks: yes. i just unplugged from a windows Xp machine but i removed the .Trash1000 folder inside my HDD [01:09] BRB while i restart and see what happens. it's just so weird... [01:10] ionite: hmm, did you "safely remove" it from windows? [01:10] hi, is reiserfs a good option or should i use ext4? [01:10] * James147 remembers windows doing something funky toa drive once and linux faling to do anything with it if he didnt safly remove it ... but that was along time ago [01:10] ultrixx: unless you have a reason to use reiserfs I would say use ext4 [01:11] yofel: ok [01:11] yofel: what reasons could that be? [01:11] ultrixx: btrfs is the new file system :D ... though I wouldnt yet recomend it for general use [01:12] is reiserfs still maintained? [01:12] no idea, I know that reiserfs performance differs depending on the usage. But default is ext4 ans thus the most tested one [01:12] James147: it is an option in installation program [01:12] James147: still can't detect my hdd [01:12] btrfs is still experimental, while usable as long as you have backups [01:12] yofel: still cant detect my hdd [01:13] ultrixx: i recomend ext4 unless you know what your doing [01:13] James147: ok [01:13] thanks [01:13] could be be because i deleted the .Trash1000 file? [01:13] ionite: when did it stop working? [01:13] yofel: when i copied some .3ga files and deleted the .Trash1000 folder from my external HDD [01:14] yofel: there are no popups from my device notifier [01:14] odd, any kernel update or so? [01:14] James147: i have heard that btrfs can cause fragmentation like ntfs. is that true? [01:15] ionite: right, because the kernel can't even properly read the device, so it doesn't even get to that [01:15] ultrixx: all filesystems can cause fragmentation... [01:15] they just differ in the amount and how they handle it [01:15] yofel: so what should i do? [01:15] ultrixx: not sure.. though I dont see why they would design a filesystem these days that was as bad as ntfs [01:15] for fragmentation [01:15] yofel: replace the .Trash1000 file? [01:16] ionite: I don't think the file is the problem... try an older kernel maybe? (I'm fishing for ideas here...) [01:16] yofel: what's strange is that it was working fine then now it stopped working. [01:16] ionite: when you unpluged it from xp did you just yank the cable or did you "safely remove" it? [01:17] James147: i did a safely remove [01:17] ionite: well, I don't know what's the problem, from the kernel log I would say it's a problem with the disk, which doesn't make sense if it still works in another system [01:17] * James147 is out of ideas and falls asleep :p [01:18] ultrixx: if you ever heard about btrfs and fragmentation then probably because its supposed to have working defragmentation support on release [01:18] which most other linux filesystems don't have [01:32] anyonehere? [01:33] ionite, yes [01:33] yofel: i tried XP. it detects my HDD. [01:35] bazhang: why do i get permission denied when i type this? /dev/sd* [01:35] yofel: why do i get permission denied when i type this? [01:35] yofel: /dev/sd* [01:35] because you're trying to execute a device -> won't work [01:35] ionite, explain what you are trying to do [01:35] you want something like 'ls -l /dev/sd*' [01:36] bazhang: detect my HDD [01:36] yofel: i still get permission denied [01:37] ionite: what exactly did you run? [01:37] yofel: http://ircanswers.com/kubuntu/730556/why-cannot-detect-external-hdd [01:38] yofel: it's just puzzling why a external HDD is not detected in KDE but is detected in XP [01:38] well, could be udev too, true. I don't get why he's suggesting wine... [01:39] yofel: what's ddev? [01:39] yofel: udev? [01:39] !info udev [01:39] udev (source: udev): rule-based device node and kernel event manager. In component main, is required. Version 167-0ubuntu3 (natty), package size 355 kB, installed size 1552 kB [01:39] nothing you usually need to care about.. [01:40] but udev is responsible for creating the files in /dev/ when a device is connected [01:40] yofel: so what should i do now? [01:40] ionite: well, why are you getting premission denied when you run ls -l /dev/sd* ? [01:40] yofel: yea. puzzling too when i was already at root [01:41] yofel: i keyed sudo -i [01:41] what does ls -ld /dev say? [01:41] yofel: drwxr-xr-x 18 root root 4080 2011-08-28 09:10 /dev [01:42] correct [01:42] yofel: next? how do make Udev create files? [01:42] try ls -l /dev/sd* again [01:42] yofel: brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 0 2011-08-28 09:10 /dev/sda brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 1 2011-08-28 09:10 /dev/sda1 brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 2 2011-08-28 09:10 /dev/sda2 brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 5 2011-08-28 09:10 /dev/sda5 [01:42] well better, but still only shows sda [01:43] yofel: hmm? [01:43] ionite: well, _usually_ you plug a device in, the kernel recognises it, sends the device information to udev and that creates the device nodes [01:43] but I don't know how to trigger udev by hand (if that's even possible) [01:44] yofel: ... alright... [01:45] yofel: thanks.. now i'm screwed with kde.. [01:45] your issue has nothing to do with kde [01:46] any other desktop env wouldn't see it either, your issue is a few levels below kde [01:46] ionite: can you run 'udevadm monitor' as root and then plug the drive in? [01:46] what does it print? [01:47] you can also look at the messsages you get when plugging it in - plug it in, wait 10 seconds, and type dmesg [01:47] yofel: how do i run udevadm monitor? [01:47] ionite: sudo udevadm monitor [01:47] ionite: when plugging a disk in here I get http://paste.kde.org/115117 [01:48] Shirakawasuna: we already passed that - dmesg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/676282/ [01:48] yofel: it doesn't print anything. [01:48] @_@ [01:49] yofel: only this [ 2235.004703] ===>rtl8192se_link_change():ieee->iw_mode is 2 root@david-NX116:~# sudo udevadm monitor monitor will print the received events for: UDEV - the event which udev sends out after rule processing KERNEL - the kernel uevent [01:49] that would mean the kernel doesn't even tell udev that it sees the disk [01:50] yofel: now i'm screwed. [01:50] yofel: thanks for u help gtg [01:50] * kaulbach makes more coffee [01:51] right, lines 904-908 show that it's an issue with recognizing the drive [01:52] he's gone, but my last idea would have been to try another kernel, maybe there was an update [01:53] my guess would be to check power [01:53] if it's powered by USB, that particular port might not be properly powered under linux for whatever reason [01:57] just a guess thoug [01:57] true, would be good to check too [03:29] how can i get cURL with SSL support? [03:29] and im using the distro version [03:31] should be a setopts for SSL [03:31] http://php.net/manual/en/function.curl-setopt.php [03:35] ssfdre38: indeed there are a bunch of options for SSL [03:37] well im trying to get it set up on the server side [03:40] ssfdre38: ok... I have it set up on my server for a site I'm running... but I haven't played with the SSL part... what problem are you running into? [03:41] i just need cURL with SSL set up on the server side and i do have cURL installed [03:43] im trying to install WHMCS on my localhost to edit it for a new server that im going to be setting up soon for my companty [03:43] so something like: "CURLOPT_SSLCERT :The name of a file containing a PEM formatted certificate" from the link I posted doesn't help you? [03:44] no it doesnt say how to do it server side only site side [03:45] it's for a website? [03:46] ok i need the cURL with SSL set up on the localhost side cause the script is asking for it as a requirment [03:46] what kind of script? [03:46] WHMCS [03:47] wow... ok... not what I was expecting [03:48] you thought it was a simple self bulit script? [03:48] built* [03:49] im waiting for the server host to get cPanel installed so i can get it bulit [03:51] I'm wondering why you're using cURL to pull billing info from a site that you should have access to [03:52] its a requirement for protection [03:53] ok, if you say so, but that seems odd [03:55] this is the the requirements http://pastesite.com/25636 [03:57] ssfdre38: ok, you can use cURL with PHP... [03:57] i have it installed already but its saying its doesnt have SSL with it and i have enable SSL [03:58] using linux? [03:58] kubuntu [03:58] ok, just making sure [03:58] that is why im on here [03:59] do you get an error? or just no result? [03:59] » CURL .......... You must have CURL installed with SSL Support for WHMCS to function correctly [03:59] i have done sudo apt-get install php5-curl [04:04] <[deXter]> Hi all, installed nvidia drivers and reboot the sysetm but now there is no display [04:04] http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_curl.htm [04:04] <[deXter]> I can't even get to the grub menu [04:04] <[deXter]> As soon as I see the message "GRUB2 Loading" the monitor goes out of range [04:05] <[deXter]> tried a different monitor and it says "Unsupported signal. Check your device output" [04:09] [deXter]: do you get your BIOS screen at least? [04:09] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: yep [04:10] [deXter]: is/was your grub menu set to a resolution different than the default? [04:10] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: No idea, it's a fresh install [04:11] ok, and Kubuntu is the only OS? [04:15] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: yea [04:18] [deXter]: so... when you see your BIOS messages, hold ESC (I do believe) and you should get a Grub menu... you can boot into "safe mode" or whatever it's called and work from there [04:18] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: Yep I already tried that as I said before.. nothing happens [04:19] <[deXter]> it goes into "out of range" immediately [04:19] do you know your video card? [04:20] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: nVidia 7600GT [04:20] ok, and what version of Kubuntu did you install? [04:21] <[deXter]> SIR_Taco: 11.04 [04:22] had it been working? or did it go that way after the install? [04:22] <[deXter]> Yep it was working then I installed the nVidia drivers [04:22] <[deXter]> and after that it got messed up [04:24] well then you probably have Grub 2... which is holding down "shift" and not "ESC".... you can get into the fail-safe mode (which is just command line) and apt-get update && apt-get dist-ugprade [04:24] may fix it... it's possible something messed up in the update process before [04:25] <[deXter]> Again, holding shift doesn't work.. [04:26] <[deXter]> nvm SIR_Taco I'll try to figure this out on my onw [04:26] <[deXter]> thanks for your time [04:48] anyone know why compiz is so laggy ..resizing windows isn't smooth and kinda jerky....and typing messags here in irc is causing a 1 second lag between 'return' ands eeing it show up in window... [04:53] <[deXter]> well, fixed it [05:08] late here..tty tomorrow ;0-0 [05:32] why doesnt buntu make drivers for broadcom wireless cards-one of the most widely used [05:38] hi guys, I just experienced a weird problem off lately, The fonts changed to monospace on their own and the look and feel of using kubuntu even degraded [05:38] I tried changing the settings from Fonts section of System Settings -> Appearance to no good [05:39] What I don't understand is how can the settings change on one fine day without me fiddling with it :( . [05:39] And please tell me how I can get the pretty fonts back. [05:41] most of the html webpages are displayed using the same fonts and it is not at all comfortable to read them. === a is now known as Guest59943 [05:55] Hello [05:56] Can anyone here use Unity on top of KDM? [06:27] hola [06:27] hay alguien por aca? [06:27] !es | pgus [06:27] pgus: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [06:28] bien, dale gracias [07:06] как мога да си инсталирам MAC OS на лаптопа ACER ASPIRE ONE 150 [07:12] има ли някои да ми помогне [08:05] hi. i have a problem installing kubuntu the i can't see the full screen it is cropped at the borders such that i can not see the relevent stuff any more. [08:06] i already tried to change the settings at the monitor but i can't make the stuff apear. [08:06] also the aspect ratio is not the right one. [08:06] can i change the x-server settings of the installer? [08:51] hi all [09:43] hurray ... following the instructions at http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8251178&postcount=16 I was able to solve the weird fonts problem. [09:43] but can someone please explain how and why was deleting the ~/.fonts.conf the solution to the problem [09:50] why can't KDE detects my external HDD? [09:51] ionite, what exactly happens? [09:52] anuvrat: i used to be able to detect my external HDD not untill i used it on a windows xp, copied some files and removed some files. [09:52] ionite, do you know you can manually mount your external hdd too? [09:52] anuvrat: how do i do that? [09:52] I agree its not an exact answer to your question .. but might get your job done [09:53] anuvrat: please help me step by step [09:54] Hello, quelqu'un si connait bien en histoire de partition etc? [09:54] create a folder in /media or /mnt where ever you wish to mount your external hdd then, fire [09:54] mount -vt auto /dev/sdb /media/ [09:55] aw ok only enlish people there? [09:55] !fr | Zearta [09:55] Zearta: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [09:55] !partition | Zearta [09:55] Zearta: For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted, or !PartitionManager (!Kubuntu 9.04 and up) - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap [09:56] ionite, where sdbX indicates the partition you wish to mount [09:56] ionite, fire man mount on the konsole for more information [09:57] anuvrat: if i want to mount in media do i type this: mount -vt auto /dev/sdb /media [09:57] anuvrat: media is the default folder right? [09:58] ionite, yes you do type that .. but usually a subdirectory is created in /media for mounting external drives [09:58] you don't type say sdb it has to be /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2 .. [09:59] hope you are familiar with the naming scheme for harddrive partitions .. i [09:59] anuvrat: how do i know if tis 1 or 2? [10:00] ionite, okay you are not ... lemme find a page which tells you exactly that [10:00] anuvrat: i typed df -h but it doesn't shows my HDD on /dev [10:01] ionite, because it probably shows the drives which are mounted [10:01] anuvrat: so what should i type now? [10:01] ionite, look into your /dev partition [10:01] anuvrat: u can check out my dmseg paste bin if u want. http://paste.ubuntu.com/676476/ [10:02] anuvrat: how do i do that? [10:03] share the output of ls /dev | grep sdb* [10:03] ionite, share the output of ls /dev | grep sdb* [10:04] david@david-NX116:~$ ls /dev | grep sdb* sda sda1 sda2 sda5 [10:04] ionite, see your internal drive is /dev/sda, so the external ones will be sdb sdc ... so on .. [10:05] anuvrat: permission denied [10:05] ionite, permission denied for what? [10:05] I cant tab complete any file even if am in the right directory and going through the right spelling [10:05] ls? [10:05] in the terminal [10:05] anuvrat: /dev/sda1 [10:05] anuvrat: /dev/sda1 this i got permission denied even while i am a root [10:06] terminal is behaving odd [10:06] I cant tab complete any file even if am in the right directory and going through the right spelling [10:06] ionite, look for a /dev/sdb or /dev/sdc [10:07] anuvrat: where do i look? [10:07] ionite, if you are not able to get grep right ... you can manually even look at the output of ls /dev [10:07] anybody? [10:07] list the files of /dev [10:07] ionite, list the files of /dev [10:08] anuvrat: i typed /dev i got this: root@david-NX116:~# /dev -bash: /dev: Is a directory [10:08] ls /dev [10:08] ionite, ls /dev [10:09] ls is the command for listing the files of a directory [10:09] anuvrat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/676482/ [10:11] ionite, oops the external device is not even getting listed, was it connected? [10:11] anuvrat: yes the light is lighted up on my HDD [10:12] ionite, weird :( [10:12] ionite, try reconnecting [10:12] anuvrat: what's even more its that XP can detects it but KDE cant [10:12] ionite, its not a fault of KDE [10:13] anuvrat: ubuntu? [10:13] anuvrat: i've reconnected it. [10:13] ionite, you may say so, [10:13] anuvrat: i've reconnected it. what should i do now? [10:14] ionite, see if sdb or something appeares in the listing of /dev [10:14] ionite, that is .. fire ls/dev [10:14] oops ls /dev [10:15] anuvrat: no sdb. same list at the last one [10:15] ionite, sorry, I have tried what I knew [10:19] anuvrat: do u know who can help? [10:19] ionite, hang on .. someone will come to your rescue :) [10:21] anuvrat: are u sure? u mean now? [10:22] ionite, there are 234 users logged in the channel ... [10:22] ... [10:22] can anyone help me? I cannot detect my external HDD on /dev [10:22] and besides you can search the the internet looking for somebody who had faced a problem similar to yours. [10:26] can anyone help me? I cannot detect my external HDD on /dev [10:31] ionite, patience [10:35] bazhang: how long should i wait? [10:39] can anyone help me? I cannot detect my external HDD on /dev [10:42] can anyone help me? I cannot detect my external HDD on /dev [10:46] hi where is ktorrent application by default? Which directory? cannae find it... [10:51] can anyone help me? I cannot detect my external HDD on /dev [10:52] ionite: is it usb-powered? [10:52] Shirakawasuna: yes it is and i got this error message [sdb] Result: hostbyte=DID_NO_CONNECT driverbyte=DRIVER_OK [10:52] Shirakawasuna: from my dmseg [10:53] ionite: is it possible to also power it via an AC adapter? [10:54] Shirakawasuna: nope. it was working fine few days back not until i plugged it into xp to copy and delete some files. [10:56] hmm [10:56] ionite: so it was working with linux a few days ago, but stopped after using it with xp and copying/deleting some stuff? [10:56] Shirakawasuna: exactly. [10:57] hmm [10:57] Shirakawasuna: check this out http://paste.ubuntu.com/676505/ [10:57] ionite: when you use it with xp, do you use the 'safely remove hardware' option? [10:57] Shirakawasuna: yes i did. [10:57] k [10:57] I know that with things like iPods, it's extremely important to do that to avoid screwing up its firmware/HD in general. [10:58] and that even when it claims to be safe to unplug it, this is sometimes not the case (have ot wait for the HD to stop spinning instead) [10:58] it might be that this one time, the drive got unplugged too quickly and something got messed up a bit - I would try reformatting (after backin stuff up of course) and if that doesn't work, seeing if you can mess with/restore firmware [10:58] Shirakawasuna: so what should i do now? [11:00] ionite: does it still work in windows? [11:00] ionite: also, that windows machine you used it on, is that the same machine or a different one? [11:00] Torch: yes it does. [11:00] Torch: it's a different machine [11:05] ah [11:05] I assumed you were dualbooting [11:05] Shirakawasuna: sorry ? [11:05] have you tried other USB ports, preferably one on the other side of the computer? [11:06] Shirakawasuna: i tried. check this out http://paste.ubuntu.com/676505/ [11:06] and also checking the BIOS to make sure the USB ports are powered [11:06] Shirakawasuna: it's all powered. [11:09] hmm [11:09] well basically your issue seems to be spontaneous disconnects [11:10] it's conceivable that this is due to inconsistent powering, something weird on the drive side, aberrant usb settings, or something with the cord/connection itself [11:10] the fact that things work on the windows computer pretty much rules out it being the drive or cord/connection [11:10] so look into inconsistent powering/aberrant usb settings. Try a knoppix CD (or similar) and see if it gets recognized. [11:11] Hiyas all [11:12] also check for modules - lsmod | grep hcd [11:12] if there's no results, sudo modprobe ehci_hcd [11:12] then plug it in [11:12] if not, sudo rmmod ehci_hcd && sudo modprobe ehci_hcd [11:13] actually, try it without ehci_hcd as welljust in case [11:14] uhci_hcd or ohci_hcd should be able to handle things [11:18] Shirakawasuna: must i keep my externall HDD plugged in to perform all the above? [11:19] hello [11:19] ionite: you should, yes [11:19] KDE PIM 4.7 still is in experimental? [11:23] Shirakawasuna: i solved it. [11:23] Shirakawasuna: it was some bad files that made it unable to detect it. [11:24] bad files? [11:24] Shirakawasuna: .3ga files [11:24] Shirakawasuna: but why would it stop a OS from detecting a HDD? hmm.. i wonders... [11:26] can someone please tell me how i van compile a platform independent npn-gui code? [11:26] edit: sorry for mistype can someone please tell me how i can compile a platform independent non-gui code? [11:26] I don't know, ionite. That's very, very, very strange [11:27] i am using choqok ,but this client is not sending private message, it say "this method requires authentication" why ? [11:30] Shirakawasuna: yes i tried again. i copied the bad files over and now it can't read the HDD [11:39] i am using choqok ,but this client is not sending private message, it say "this method requires authentication" why ? [11:53] KDE PIM 4.7 still is in experimental? [12:02] cojack, no it's official afaik [12:05] kolko kifli ima v marmalada [12:07] aguitel: you need the latest choqok version(at least 1.1) and reauthenticate with twitter. [12:07] fayaz, i got last version ,how reaunthenticate? [12:09] BluesKaj: how... I have still 4.4 [12:11] aguitel: Settings > Configure Choqok... > Accounts > Select you twitter account from the table > Modify > Authenticate with Twitter service [12:15] fayaz, i did but same error remains [12:15] afternoon :) [12:15] aguitel: oh? try removing that account altogether and readding it? [12:20] aguitel: never mind. mine's not working either... [12:20] but i swear it was working a few days back :/ [12:21] fayaz, another good client for kde? [12:25] aguitel: KDUu(mu/micro)blog is there. haven't used it. and not sure which package you need to install [12:25] *KDE [12:27] anyone here use ettercap? === risky is now known as R1SKY === risky is now known as R1SKY [12:44] !liveusb [12:44] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent === stuttie is now known as stuttie3 === stuttie3 is now known as stuttie [13:37] hi all, I had a system freeze and now I cannot login using kde-plasma-workspace anymore. kde-plasma-workspace-failsafe does seem to work ... what is the difference ? [13:59] Hey guys I have one question [14:00] My laptop have dual processor is there away to get kubuntu to take advantage of this setting? [14:02] it should automagically i believe [14:02] then why does it act like cpu usage is 200% O_O? [14:02] and all I have is open firefox and open office [14:05] cpu 1: 20% cpu2: 30% weird [14:05] xboxowns, seems normal for OO [14:06] OO? [14:06] open office [14:07] oooh open office is cpu hooger? [14:09] xboxowns, it's a large app , no worse than windows office suites actually [14:09] OOh ok. [14:22] Hi, I'm having real trouble logging in on my regular account :( The password is fine, but I just get a little X cursor, and then I'm returned to the lgin screen again. I think it's because I had a session that didn't close down properly. Can anyone help me track down and fix the problem pls? :) [14:23] jcgs, how is your grub setup , 0 timeout or do you get a grub menu ? [14:24] No, grub is fine, the problem is way after that, when I'm trying to log in to KDE [14:24] Erm, that means I do get a grub menu [14:24] Should I try and use recovery mode? [14:25] Also, I should probably say I can log in to a terminal session fine :) just not KDE :( === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 [14:27] jcgs: have you tried using the failsafe session? [14:28] phoenix_firebrd what does that mean? is it an option in kdm? I think I may have tried it for it not to work... [14:28] jcgs: ya its an option in kdm [14:28] pici bruda ola [14:28] bazhang bro ola [14:29] ola bruda [14:29] !dutch [14:29] Nederlandstalige ondersteuning voor Ubuntu (en vers gezette koffie) is te vinden in #ubuntu-nl [14:29] phoenix_firebrd it failed :( [14:30] jcgs: do you get any error message from xserver? [14:30] not to the screen. Would I be able to find it in a log? [14:30]