[00:04] hi all === lo is now known as Guest74595 [00:42] http://www.kubuntu.org/news/calligra-2.3.86 === chalced is now known as chalcedony [01:10] any one here have issues with their machine not turning off after hitting shutdown. even shutdown -h -P now from the command line doesn't work. all the processes stop but the machine doesn't actually power down. An ASUS F3T laptop circa 2007. [01:11] running Kubuntu Oneric [01:11] cmoman, suggest looking that up in the ubuntu official forum's [01:12] yep, trawled lots of places, installed older kernels, played around with power management settings. [01:13] installed different distos, looked through loads of dmesg logs. the machine behaved fine before Oneric [01:16] Hunty6: have you checked your downloaded install image is all good? The alternative CD can help here sometimes too [01:19] cmoman, sorry can't help you here, I have no knowledge of this issue [01:20] but, I confirm that there are similar issues in Kubuntu [01:21] like for example if I set the laptop lid to switch off when closed while have kde's screensaver runing, it locks my computer and forces me to do a manual poweroff [01:21] lethu: did you mean Ubunutu? [01:21] cmoman, nope Kubuntu [01:21] the Kde variant [01:21] lethu: yes, even hibernate no longer works on my machine [01:22] same, I just don't use suspend to ram and hibernate [01:23] I really like the improvements to KDE with 4.7 etc and Kontact but there aren't available on Lucid AFAIK [01:24] too bad [01:24] I can live with hibernate and suspend but the not shutting down is becoming a niggle [01:25] I understand that [01:25] I meant "I can live without hibernate and suspend but the not shutting down is becoming a niggle" [01:45] is there any way to have KDE unlock the GNOME keyring on boot/login, as well as the KDE keyrings? === seawolf is now known as Guest77115 === Guest81788 is now known as sleepy === sleepy is now known as Guest82221 [03:01] EvilResistance: yes, add gnome-keyring to startup-apps, its a user app aint it? [03:03] dunno, i can check on that though [03:16] Once you were in this chan 800 user === yofel_ is now known as yofel === Axlin is now known as Axlin^ === Axlin_ is now known as Axlin [05:23] hello all [05:24] hello [05:24] how do I replace the default 'radeon' driver in Oneiric with 'fglrx' [05:25] open the "K" menu and type driver at the search box. Should bring up a tool called "additional drivers" [05:25] firstlast: if you have that installed... That GUI app is the easiest and best way [05:25] what_if: X won't start for me, so I'm in the root console in recovery mode [05:26] oh, I see. thats a whole different story [05:26] what_if: I've done 'sudo apt-get install fglrx' and it ran through its paces, but on reboot, no dice [05:26] what_if: yes, I have a HD Radeon 6770 [05:27] firstlast: what error is there in your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file ?? [05:27] should tell you why X faild to start [05:28] what_if: good point, it says: Failed to load module fglrx, module does not exist [05:29] what_if: I thought installing it from apt-get would enable the driver and do al that hmm [05:29] what_if: my ultimate goal is to use this driver to power 3 monitors through Eyefinity [05:30] firstlast: it should have worked automatically.... Something did not work out properly if the module is not found. [05:30] what_if: if the regular radeon driver does it as well, i can stay with that, since I never play games....do you know if the open source driver can power 3 monitors as well? [05:30] what_if: ok let me try again [05:31] firstlast: reading online states that you may need to do a " sudo apt-get remove --purge xorg-driver-fglrx fglrx* " [05:31] firstlast: then " sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx libgl1-mesa-dri fglrx-modaliases " [05:32] firstlast: then " sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg " [05:32] what_if: isn't that the opposite way though? replacing fglrx with the mesa driver [05:32] what_if: i wish to do the converse: replace the open source mesa/radeon with fglrx [05:34] firstlast: sry about that. You should still purge the fglrx packages then reinstall them. [05:34] what_if: ok thanks, let me try [05:36] I have had the problem before where a proprietary driver is installed under one kernel... then the kernel is updated. The driver thenn only exists for the old kernel. Must purge and reinstall to the updated/newer kernel :) [05:37] oh... and ensure "" fglrx-modaliases "" is installed [05:38] what_if: is there anyway to automate that process? i have to recompile my wireless drivers everytime i update the kernel and it is becoming tiresome... [05:39] flexible: you can make apt run any program you like after running an installation. However, as far as I know there is no easy way to do what you ask. You would have to custom write a script which mimics the manual steps you take. [05:41] what_if: so if i wrote a basic bash script (essentially cd'ing into the soure directory, make'ing then make install'ing) then i could have that executed by apt before reboot and after the kernel upgrade? [05:41] will this compile with the correct linux release? [05:42] flexible: you could do it with a bash script. Getting it to compile against the correct kernel... when you are not currently running that kernel is possible... but I do not know how to do it. :) [05:47] firstlast: any luck? [05:48] what_if: it seems to have installed it, i was able to load the module with 'modprobe fglrx' in my root shell [05:48] what_if now to reboot and see if X starts [05:48] allright. I will be here. Good luck :0 [05:48] :) [05:49] ddh [05:49] hi [05:55] what_if: ugh, same problem, on picking the non-recovery mode option in Grub, it showed me the welcome screen and then the monitors turned off [05:55] no signal [05:55] what_if: maybe my xorg.conf is faulty [05:55] firstlast: whats the /var/log/Xorg.0.log error this time? [05:56] what_if: rebooting now [05:57] firstlast: if you have an xorg.conf ... rename it to something else temporarily. Restarting the 'kdm' service should generate a new xorg.conf [05:57] ... by restarting X,org... [05:57] what_if: same thing [05:57] what_if: oh ok, let me try that [05:58] what_if: i'll rename it and then try 'startx' eh [05:59] what_if: wow it's showing me the same screen on all 3 monitors, mind you, i started it as root from the root shell [05:59] what_if: also, this is with the radeon driver [05:59] firstlast: awesome. At least X is working now. [06:00] what_if: ok should i reboot as a regular user now? [06:00] firstlast: yeah, try a reboot. It may have been the old config file screwing things up... [06:00] what_if: ok [06:05] what_if: sweet, KDE is now up as regular user, 3 screens triplicated, but one step at a time I guess [06:05] firstlast: awesome :) [06:05] what_if: uh no widgets, taskbar, K button, nothing though, just the blank background....hmm [06:06] firstlast: thats odd.... [06:06] what_if: Alt-tab shows me the 5 apps running in the background, but they won't show up when I select them, how odd [06:07] what_if: ahh i crashed plasma and all my apps showed for a sec before it restarted, wth [06:07] firstlast: yeah... plasma is not yet perfect. [06:08] what_if: wow completely unusable is more like it :P [06:08] what_if: how do I disable plasma, I guess? [06:10] what_if: perhaps I should focus on getting my xinerama or whatever working first, i guess [06:10] do not know how to disable plasma. [06:10] what_if: ok no worries [06:10] you may also want to try disabling all desktop effects. [06:10] what_if: maybe I should use the Restricted Drivers Manager now and get fglrx [06:11] firstlast: good call [06:11] what_if: or just from the command line as before [06:11] the GUI tool is probably best. [06:11] what_if: since i don't have the K Menu and don't know how to launch the gui from the command line [06:12] hmmm... yeah. What an odd problem [06:12] commandline it is [06:14] what_if: ah it's 'systemsettings' in the cmd line [06:15] Hey all, quick question, is there anybody running Kubuntu 12.04 and finding it stable enough for a daily machine? [06:16] is there not a control module for ufw fiewall for kde 4? [06:16] ive read about it but only see gufw [06:18] what_if: actually, i was able to unify all 3 displays, so that's perfect [06:18] what_if: now to reboot and hope Plasma behaves nicely [06:19] * what_if crosses fingers [06:19] :) [06:26] what_if: same Plasma problem, damn [06:26] firstlast: I have no idea on the plasma problem. [06:26] what_if: and also, all 3 screens are the same again, it didn't save my changes, sure hope I don't have to set the screens to be to the left and right of each other after every boot [06:28] what_if: launching systemsettings as root now [06:30] what_if: i just realized that might be a bad idea, but doing it as a reg user doesn't let it stick hmm [06:31] firstlast: I have to change my screen setup every thime I reboot here... using the Nvidia driver. If you find an an easy fix, let me know :) [06:31] but then again I change my setup multiple times a day depending on what I'm doing... so no big deal for me [06:31] what_if: well, you usually set the screens to the left and right of each other in xorg.conf, but that file doesn't even exist here [06:33] is there not a control module for ufw fiewall for kde 4? [06:34] firstlast: looks like you may need to run ' Xorg -configure ' to generate an xorg.conf file. [06:34] what_if: ah, sweet, lemme try [06:34] firstlast: by default, the new Xorg autodetects everything fresh, and remembers nothing :/ [06:35] what_if: serious? that sounds idiotic... [06:40] firstlast: welll... I semi-agree. For the non-tech user this is an amazing benefit. Unplug old monitor, replace with new. Xorg auto configures. [06:40] for multi monitor setups... like you and I... its a PITA... [06:40] what_if: yes, especially 3 monitors, which is a whole other level of PITA-ness [06:41] what_if: i take it all back, it remembered and all 3 are in a row from L-R as I'd configured [06:42] what_if: thank you for all your help, you've been awesome :) [06:42] firstlast: no problem. I don't sleep as much as is "normal" so I'm glad to help. Gives me something to do, keeps me in-practice [06:43] :) [06:43] what_if: haha cool, ok i'm crashing now, been a long day, night [06:43] gnight === johnny is now known as Guest21183 === brian is now known as Guest84546 === brian_ is now known as boxrox === seshagiri_ is now known as seshagiri [08:31] hello just install kubuntu 11.10 [08:32] running on a led 22 inch tv [08:32] hi, please help. ibus is not running on GTK+ based applications such as firefox. [08:33] tried .bashrc, still no luck. [08:33] even at 1360 x 768 i cant see any text [08:34] how do i change text size [08:41] how do you get ibus work on Kubuntu? [09:20] h [09:35] bonjour à tous === seshagiri_ is now known as seshagiri [10:00] The last update has made kde extremely unstable... again === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [10:12] ; [11:02] i am using the onboard intel gma x4500 graphics card. Google earths needs libgl.so, what is the package i need to install to get the libgl.so [11:07] phoenix_firebrd: libgl1-mesa-glx I'd guess [11:08] ts2: that package is installed, but in muon, the list of installed files shows nothing [11:11] phoenix_firebrd: same here, but "dpkg -L libgl1-mesa-glx" shows them [11:11] guess it's a bug in muon [11:11] ts2: let me check that [11:14] ts2: i got it, thats solved the problem [11:14] ts2: thank you [11:14] no problem [12:00] hellowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww [12:01] ater i click log-out or restart or shutdown the background turns black and a confirmation button again asks me for aproval [12:02] it doesn't look good [12:06] !netsplit [12:06] 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 === Windlord is now known as Olorin- [13:38] Hi. Having a problem with CD-R. May be the disc but thought I would check. CD will not mount; getting an error saying [13:38] The kernel driver for this filesystem type is not available.: Error mounting: mount: block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sr0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so === ocs is now known as faLUCE === LjL is now known as neutrino === neutrino is now known as LjL [14:51] How to tell this mother fucking Amarok that don't use my internet connection without asking me? He download what ever he wants x-( [15:12] hi [15:15] someone here who can help me with boot problems? [15:25] Hey all === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:55] could it be that kmail 1.9.10 does not support mailto-links with parameters? e.g. from command line: kmail mailto:uiae@ex.org?subject=Test&body=Text [15:56] result: 'new mail' view with only the recipient filled [15:56] is there a workaround? [17:05] asdf === moo is now known as Guest49074 === Guest49074 is now known as xima === Prateek is now known as Guest15958 === nothere_ is now known as ninecharz [19:02] muon crashes all the time. [19:03] any fix? [19:03] muon crashes everytime I try to start it. The windows loads but that's it. Seg fault.. === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [19:15] ninecharz: have you run any updates recently? [19:23] [20:23] hi there! http://i.imgur.com/jLRuo.png <-- where on my disc can i find those icons ? [19:23] [20:23] whoops, wrong channel [19:26] i think its a kubuntu modification, but i cant find it on my disc..im after the silver amarok icon [19:27] i think that'd be a theme but idk [19:27] or in the icon sets somewhere [19:28] well i use oxygen icons in systemsettings [19:29] but i just cant find it, i think i browsed all folders [19:29] i only find the regular blue icon [19:31] JontheEchidna: well, I've only been on it about 5 days. [19:31] but since today, it just wont start.. [19:31] I didnt update anything today. [19:32] yeah, yesterday suddenly we got 20 bug reports about it :/ [19:32] so the thought it that maybe an update broke something [19:33] I tried to send a report but then they wanted a login. [19:33] ill create an account soon. so I can send reports in the future. [19:37] so adding a .xinitrc breaks kubuntu??? [19:40] BrokenKubuntu: Shouldn't. But it might depend upon what you put in the file, too. [19:41] just one command, xmodmap .Xmodmap [19:42] Might want to change that to /etc/X11/Xsession & xmodmap .Xmodmap & [19:44] alright, there any tricks to get it to boot? Right now I'm stuck with a blank screen and blinking cursor [19:48] BrokenKubuntu: Probably ctrl-alt-f1 then sudo service kdm stop. Then you can use nano to edit your xinitrc file accordingly, then issue sudo service kdm start [19:49] BrokenKubuntu: Apologies on lag, work is fairly busy at the moment === go8765 is now known as go8765|off [19:51] See, that is the problem. Kubuntu is not booting now. [19:51] BrokenKubuntu: ctrl-alt-f7 to return to the gui screen [19:53] oh hey, I think I know what the problem is, one sec [19:56] yep, error was me, boot priority is set to read usb's first, forgot I had I had one plugged in [19:56] <= doh [19:59] ... === administrator is now known as Guest47559 [20:02] ... [20:04] the ~/.xinitrc is working too btw ^^, thx for the help, take it easy! === go8765|off is now known as go8765 === go8765 is now known as go8765|off [20:08] question about the "low-fat" settings. Should that be installed before setting up all the users, or does it matter? Thanks! [20:14] hi! [20:15] it's a test [20:15] i'm alone!? [20:15] alone in the dark!? [20:16] i'm testing the irc... you can read me? [20:16] cerash - yes [20:16] oh, thanks [20:17] sorry but it's the firs time i use irc [20:17] cerash - no prob.. [20:17] iwas not suru it was working === go8765|off is now known as go8765 [20:17] it' for developer? [20:18] or for userrs [20:18] I think it's for everyone.. [20:20] ok, thanks! i'm very happy to begin to use kde... see you soon ScottyK === eric is now known as Guest34583 [20:33] question about the "low-fat" settings. Should that be installed before setting up all the users, or does it matter? Thanks! [20:33] ScottyK: it does not matter, they should get added on login [20:34] riddell - thanks === ringlej__ is now known as ringlej === bruno is now known as Guest51921 === go8765 is now known as go8765|off === mike is now known as Guest88999 === Guest88999 is now known as mrmikehicks === go8765|off is now known as go8765 === go8765 is now known as go8765|off [20:50] I am trying to run a configure script for a program called kpicosim (a program for embedded Xilinx 8 bit pico-blaze processor) [20:52] * genii-around smacks the floodbots [20:52] Heh, +r [20:55] +r === Guest82221 is now known as waky [21:16] Hi [21:16] Greenhorn arriving [21:16] :) [21:20] * genii-around slides Haakon_der_Wikin a coffee [21:21] :D === afink__ is now known as afink === go8765|off is now known as go8765 [21:32] when is KDE 4.8 supposed to be released again please? [21:33] please ignore my quest for KDE Headers, I have found a deb package for kpicosim. Thanks [21:46] :) [21:53] lethu: google for kde release schedule [21:53] lethu: 25th iirc [21:59] Torch, thank you === afink__ is now known as afink === go8765 is now known as go87651 === go87651 is now known as go8765 === massimo_ is now known as Guest21428 [23:09] hi all anybody uses chm2pdf of calibre?