user_____ | alguem do rio de janeiro ai? | 00:05 |
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merlin1991 | should I jump on the upgrade train and install 12.04 or wait still? | 00:13 |
JMichaelX | merlin1991: i have upgraded 4 kubuntu machines to 12.04, and have experienced no noticeable problems. | 00:16 |
merlin1991 | hm I closed the upgrade window how can I force it? or do you suggest just editing sources.list and doing apt-get dist-upgrade? | 00:17 |
DorkVader | after some package upgrades now, all window contents were upside down | 00:17 |
DorkVader | http://i.imgur.com/qizjT.png | 00:17 |
JMichaelX | merlin1991: i always just edit sources list, and dist-upgrade.... but i am not telling anyone else that is what they should do | 00:18 |
merlin1991 | JMichaelX: which kernel version comes with 12.04? | 00:20 |
JMichaelX | merlin1991: 3.2.0-24 | 00:36 |
merlin1991 | I wonder if the support for my nic is better there | 00:36 |
merlin1991 | so far I've been compiling the official realtek driveres for each kernel release on 11.10 | 00:36 |
merlin1991 | bah the update brought a new theme | 00:47 |
merlin1991 | and I was so used to the old theme | 00:47 |
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sean_ | sysinfo | 03:15 |
sean_ | System: Host server Kernel 3.2.0-24-generic x86_64 (64 bit) Distro Ubuntu 12.04 precise | 03:15 |
sean_ | CPU: Dual core AMD Phenom II X2 560 (-MCP-) clocked at 3899.939 MHz | 03:15 |
sean_ | Graphics: Card Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Cedar PRO [Radeon HD 5450] X.Org 1.11.3 Res: 1680x1050@60.0hz | 03:15 |
sean_ | GLX Renderer ATI Radeon HD 5450 GLX Version 4.2.11627 Compatibility Profile Context | 03:15 |
sean_ | Disks: HDD Total Size: 1472.3GB (24.7% used) | 03:15 |
sean_ | Info: Processes 255 Uptime 21:35 Memory 1455.0/7973.3MB Client Quassel [M] v0.8.0 (dist-5988f4c) inxi 1.4.15 | 03:15 |
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robotdevil | you know what sucks with kubuntu? | 05:48 |
robotdevil | how k3b slows even fairly fast systems to a crawl | 05:48 |
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amason | robotdevil: can't say that i have that problem | 06:02 |
amason | and i've been burning CD's all morning long | 06:02 |
robotdevil | seems since my last updates k3b is on the fritz | 06:05 |
robotdevil | 4.74 | 06:05 |
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amason | robotdevil: what is it actually doing ? I'm also using 12.04 | 06:08 |
amason | which might make a difference | 06:08 |
robotdevil | and the system is a 8 gig 3.5 ghz quad core cpu. so there should be no lag | 06:08 |
robotdevil | making coaster right now lol | 06:08 |
robotdevil | just ruined a cdrw | 06:09 |
robotdevil | also im not on 12.04 | 06:09 |
amason | i'm confused how you are getting lag with a quad core...at most it should use 1 CPU..it's not a multiproc app | 06:09 |
amason | i am assuming you don't have anything crazy like a IDE disk as your root and an IDE burner on the same channel | 06:10 |
robotdevil | when ever I try to blank a cd any gtk (firefox) is almost unresponsive and now k3b doesnt want to do mcuh | 06:11 |
robotdevil | much* | 06:11 |
robotdevil | oh well got nero anyway | 06:11 |
amason | not sure sorry. | 06:11 |
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robotdevil | k3b has always caused a little lag afaicr | 06:14 |
EldonG | hey...just did a reinstall of Kubuntu...how do I get my old files? | 06:14 |
amason | can't say that i've experienced that personally. | 06:14 |
amason | EldonG: reinstall ? as in, install over the top of an existing install | 06:15 |
amason | EldonG: and did you previously have a seperate /home partition ? | 06:15 |
EldonG | It didn't give me that option... | 06:15 |
amason | ok, did you have a previous install of kubuntu ? | 06:16 |
* szal hasn't had K3b slowing down systems for ages | 06:16 | |
EldonG | I was using the full drive | 06:16 |
EldonG | yes, it was Kubuntu before. | 06:17 |
szal | EldonG: lol, then your previous files are gone | 06:17 |
amason | EldonG: did you choose to format the partition ? | 06:17 |
EldonG | no | 06:17 |
EldonG | it didn't give me an option, one way or the other... | 06:18 |
szal | don't the automatic options format the partition(s) anyway? never used those, I prefer doing my own partitioning & going custom | 06:18 |
EldonG | ...so I was thinking it wouldn't. | 06:18 |
EldonG | Was I wrong? Seriously? When it didn't even give me the options? | 06:20 |
EldonG | ...and...I have a 500 gig drive...that takes a little time to format, doesn't it? | 06:21 |
amason | it does give you the option. I asks if you want to install along side the existing installation | 06:22 |
amason | or delete the existing installation | 06:22 |
amason | or manually configure the partitions | 06:22 |
amason | i think by default it selects install along side | 06:22 |
EldonG | Never did it come up as an option to delete. | 06:23 |
amason | it doesn't say delete, it says replace or something | 06:23 |
amason | i can't recall the wording | 06:23 |
amason | do a sudo fdisk -lu /dev/sda ( or whatever your device is ) | 06:23 |
amason | EldonG: if you pastebin the output of that we can see if you have other partitions | 06:28 |
EldonG | pastebin? | 06:29 |
amason | link is in the topic. | 06:29 |
EldonG | ...at any rate, I left it the whole drive. | 06:30 |
EldonG | pastebin # 467126 | 06:34 |
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lordievader | Good morning | 07:43 |
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schneeweisschen | hallo jemand da? | 09:38 |
JeroenDeDauw | I did an upgrade to 12.04 and now the (standard) volume control in the taskbar is gone - how do I get it (or something similar) back? | 09:40 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Is kmix running? | 09:44 |
JeroenDeDauw | lordievader: apparently not, started it now, and the thinghy re-appeared - thnx :) | 09:46 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: No problem, hope it will auto start in the future. | 09:47 |
sk_ | hi | 09:48 |
sk_ | Ubuntu is crashing after every 2nd firefox start, what can I do? | 09:48 |
lordievader | sk_: Ubuntu or Kubuntu? | 09:48 |
sk_ | Kubuntu | 09:48 |
sk_ | thats why Im here :) | 09:49 |
lordievader | sk_: does it give any error message? | 09:49 |
sk_ | just freezing | 09:49 |
sk_ | not even alt + sys + k helps | 09:49 |
sk_ | I've already solved the login-freeze problem where you needed to delete the file .XAuthority | 09:50 |
lordievader | sk_: Try running it from a terminal/konsole perhaps that can give you a hint. | 09:50 |
sk_ | good idea | 09:51 |
sk_ | but logging into the sudo-user account also doesnt work | 09:53 |
lordievader | sk_: That ain't a good idea, if you need to run FF as sudo use kdesu. | 09:54 |
sk_ | I mean logging into the account with sudo rights freezes while starting kde | 09:55 |
sk_ | by the way: it is exactly the 2nd start which crashes the system | 09:56 |
lordievader | sk_: The terminal doesn't give any output? | 09:56 |
sk_ | nvfx_screen_get_param:95 - Warning: unknown PIPE_CAP 30 | 09:59 |
sk_ | starting 2 times by console works | 10:00 |
sk_ | starting via k-menu killed the system. maybe because of the bouncing symbol | 10:01 |
lordievader | sk_: You could remove the %u from the paramater in the k-menu | 10:01 |
lordievader | Perhaps that fixes things... | 10:01 |
sk_ | where do I do that? | 10:04 |
sk_ | changing desktop effects freezes also | 10:06 |
lordievader | sk_: Right-click on the menu -> Edit applications -> Find FF (under internet) --> remove %u | 10:06 |
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sk_ | alt + sys-rq + k actually restarts the x-server... shouldnt press it 2 times | 10:07 |
sk_ | :) | 10:07 |
sk_ | nope removing %u doesnt help | 10:08 |
lordievader | sk_: That is annoying... | 10:09 |
lordievader | sk_: And through the terminal it worked like normal? | 10:09 |
sk_ | yes | 10:10 |
sk_ | this alt+sys-rq+k doesnt help... | 10:10 |
lordievader | sk_: You could make a bash script, and run firefox through there... | 10:10 |
sk_ | probably that wont solve the real prob :) | 10:12 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | I'm attempting upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 and am getting this error: | 10:13 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | The upgrade needs a total of 29.8 M free space on disk '/boot'. Please free at least an additional 5,883 k of disk space on '/boot'. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'. | 10:13 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | I have a pretty standard setup with full disk encryption | 10:13 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | Not sure if I can increase the size of that partition | 10:13 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Have you done what it says? | 10:13 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | lordievader: yeah, no effect | 10:14 |
JeroenDeDauw1 | or rather, same error | 10:14 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw1: Your /boot is on a different partition? | 10:14 |
JeroenDeDauw | lordievader: yeah | 10:15 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Hmm yes I guess that is the only possibility, enlarging the partition. | 10:16 |
JeroenDeDauw | lordievader: well, gparted does not enable the resize option... | 10:17 |
JeroenDeDauw | And my other patiotions are /boot/efi, which I rather not touch | 10:17 |
JeroenDeDauw | and the partition with the encrypted stuff on it, which I suspect I cannot easily resize | 10:17 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Phew, that is a tough one... | 10:18 |
JeroenDeDauw | Yeah | 10:18 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Perhaps you can use the alternate-cd, then you can upgrade using the cd. But how it is done, no idea. | 10:19 |
JeroenDeDauw | Not sure why I'm running into this - I really just installed the stuff without changing the default settings using Kubuntu 11.04 alternate installer | 10:19 |
JeroenDeDauw | Huh | 10:19 |
JeroenDeDauw | lordievader: why do you think this one would not run into the same problem? | 10:19 |
lordievader | JeroenDeDauw: Not sure really, he doesn't need to download stuff, but it is quite likely that you run into the same problem :( | 10:21 |
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JeroenDeDauw | lordievader: this fixed it for me: http://berkhamsted-web-design.co.uk/2011/06/update-manager-not-enough-free-disk-space-on-disk-boot/ :) | 10:37 |
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neo_ | oi | 11:46 |
lordievader | neo_: hello | 11:47 |
lordievader | neo_: How are you? | 11:49 |
neo_ | i'm ok lordievader | 11:50 |
Chakotay | I just installed Kubuntu 12.04 on my laptop. Setting up the VPN was very easy compared to older versions, but when I try to connect to the VPN, nothing happens. I tried it with a couple of locations with the same results. I can see them highlight when I roll over them with my mouse, but again, clicking on them does nothing. Any ideas what the problem can be? | 11:54 |
Vuth | hi guys | 11:59 |
Vuth | whats the main differenve between kubuntu and ubuntu? | 11:59 |
ikonia | desktop | 11:59 |
Pici | Kubuntu comes with KDE by default, Ubuntu has gnome+unity. | 11:59 |
ikonia | kde/gnome | 11:59 |
Vuth | Ubuntu has Gnome+Unity working together? | 12:00 |
Vuth | I thought u can only use one or the other | 12:00 |
ikonia | Vuth: maybe worth reading ubuntu.com to get an overview, or https://help.ubuntu.com and check out the desktop section | 12:00 |
jviloria | hi guys | 12:00 |
jviloria | hi | 12:00 |
Vuth | im a linux noob.. Unitythank u | 12:00 |
jviloria | you are the venezuela? | 12:01 |
Vuth | I have ADD..its hard for me to read long text so i will try and be right back | 12:01 |
ikonia | Vuth: if you are new, all the more reason to check out ubuntu.com and https://help.ubuntu.com | 12:01 |
Vuth | nope im from Cambodia | 12:01 |
Chakotay | Anyone familiar with VPN settings? | 12:03 |
Chakotay | Can anyone see my posts? Just curious. | 12:11 |
CruX| | Chakotay: yup | 12:11 |
Chakotay | Thank you CruX | 12:11 |
lordievader | Chakotay: Just seems that no one has a good idea about it. | 12:13 |
shampo | hello, i'm having a problem with Monospace font since i upgraded to kubuntu 12.04; it doesn't appear in bold anymore when it should be (in kde applications like Konsole or Kate); in the font configuration, the bold version appears just like the regular one: http://i.imgur.com/QUtoW.png | 12:13 |
Chakotay | lordievader: I know. I just wanted to make sure I was visible. I've been going nuts here. | 12:15 |
lordievader | Chakotay: I know that feeling, too bad... | 12:15 |
Chakotay | lordievader: I'll keep googling, and hopefully I can find something to point me in the right direction. I'll also wait a while and repost my problem again. | 12:17 |
lordievader | Chakotay: Good luck! | 12:18 |
Chakotay | lordievader: Thanks! | 12:18 |
Chakotay | lordievader: I figured it out. I just went into package manager and installed openvpn and network-manager-openvpn. It is now connecting. I just figured it was installed since I was able to import my VPN locations. | 12:27 |
lordievader | Chakotay: Good job! | 12:27 |
Chakotay | lordievader: Thanks! I wanted to make sure I posted it in case anyone else ran into this situation. | 12:28 |
lordievader | Chakotay: Stick around, you'll learn a lot and you can help others :) | 12:29 |
Chakotay | lordievader: Definitely. This is why I love Linux. Great community of people | 12:31 |
lordievader | Chakotay: Exactly :) | 12:32 |
jonah | hi i've installed 12.04 when it was beta and been updating it. works great but the boot up splash screen is grey with a funny looking cog and it doesn't say kubuntu etc. It's not right, does anyone know how I can fix this or install the new splash screen? thanks for your help | 12:40 |
barnabas02 | It is right. | 12:40 |
barnabas02 | That is the new splash screen. | 12:41 |
jonah | barnabas02: it can't be, mines all pixelated and just looks like it's not loaded properly... | 12:41 |
barnabas02 | Hmm. I have a green screen, with a gear icon, and dots loading under it. | 12:42 |
barnabas02 | Not green, gray sorry | 12:42 |
jonah | barnabas02: i don't have any dots loading underneath and it definitely looks distorted. something isn't right with it at all, is there anyway to reinstall the grub boot splash to the default? | 12:43 |
lordievader | Here it is pixelated too, always thought it was the ATI driver, on 11.10 it would do the same, pixelated with ATI driver, not pixelated without ATI. | 12:43 |
barnabas02 | But you may want to save all your data, and completely reinstall kubuntu. | 12:43 |
jonah | lordievader: it's just that before upgrading the blue one looked really crisp and nice | 12:44 |
barnabas02 | Or try updating grub | 12:44 |
jonah | barnabas02: i've done the sudo upgrade-grub command before but this is just for the menu. do you know how to replace or upgrade the graphic? | 12:44 |
barnabas02 | I dont know exactly how to do it, but If I were you, I would reinstall the system. | 12:46 |
barnabas02 | It it the best solution for almost all kind of problems, I think. | 12:46 |
lordievader | barnabas02: Usually it does work, but it is also quite annoying, escpecially if you do a lot of customizing. | 12:48 |
barnabas02 | lordievader: I looked after, but I couldn't find a way to export settings, so, you maybe can write them down. I takes a lot of time, but you will have your settings anywhere. | 12:52 |
jonah | yeah i'd rahter not reinstall as everything works well, it's just the splash i can live with it | 12:52 |
jonah | thanks | 12:52 |
BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 12:57 |
L3tops | ello | 13:03 |
lordievader | L3tops: Hey | 13:07 |
himcesjf | Hello! I tried to purge akonadi-server and didn't realize that it removes kubuntu-desktop with it. While it was removing it terminated it by pressing Ctrl+z and tried to update and reinstall kubuntu-desktop and akonadi-server. On update, I'm getting error as - E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem --.and running -- $ sudo dpkg --configure -a , I get error as -dpkg: error: parsing file '/var/ | 13:13 |
himcesjf | lib/dpkg/updates/0175' near line 0: newline in field name `#padding'. -- I tried running <sudo dpkg --clear-avail> but still the same error. What is the error about and how can I debug it? | 13:13 |
shampo | can someone running kubuntu 12.04 run this please? fc-match Monospace | 13:14 |
tsimpson | himcesjf: I'd suggest you remove /var/lib/dpkg/updates/017 and try again, you can always let dpkg remove whatever it wants then reinstall the "kubuntu-desktop" package to get it all back (if you need to) | 13:18 |
BluesKaj | shampo, why are you requesting users to run a command that may change the look of their chosen fonts ? | 13:22 |
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shampo | BluesKaj: it doesn't :( | 13:23 |
shampo | BluesKaj: i just want to know what's the default font that Monospace maps to | 13:24 |
BluesKaj | shampo, you should always explain your request first | 13:24 |
shampo | ye i guess i should have | 13:25 |
shampo | but this command is no harm | 13:25 |
BluesKaj | ok shampo , DejaVuSansMono.ttf: "DejaVu Sans Mono" "Book" | 13:26 |
shampo | ok thanks | 13:26 |
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shampo | BluesKaj: do you know how to reset all the font configs so that mine comes back to DejaVuSansMono as well? | 13:30 |
Kalidarn | hmm, does anyone know why when i set the Date format to PH:MM:SS AMPM the digital clock applet doesn't change from 24hr time | 13:30 |
Kalidarn | doesn't seem to matter what i set it to | 13:30 |
Kalidarn | btw my locale is LC_TIME="en_AU.UTF-8" | 13:30 |
Kalidarn | i'm sure it used to work | 13:30 |
tsimpson | Kalidarn: I believe you need to logout and back in again for it to change effect (or restart plasma manually) | 13:32 |
Kalidarn | yah i did that nothing worked | 13:32 |
Kalidarn | i even tried recreating the plasma applet config | 13:32 |
Kalidarn | date +%r shows the correct time | 13:32 |
Kalidarn | ie plasma-desktop-appletsrc | 13:33 |
BluesKaj | shampo, afaik change them in system settings>font management | 13:33 |
Kalidarn | maybe i should purposely set it to something that isn't 12hr time to see what it does | 13:33 |
shampo | BluesKaj: there is no mention of "Monospace" alias in there | 13:34 |
Kalidarn | my bad i worked out the issue :) | 13:35 |
Kalidarn | *embarassed look* | 13:35 |
Kalidarn | let's just say it is not a bug | 13:35 |
BluesKaj | my bad = my mistake ...can we stick to plain english please | 13:36 |
tsimpson | Kalidarn: does "plasmoidviewer digital-clock" show the right format? | 13:37 |
himcesjf | Thanks tsimpson, its working properly now. | 13:37 |
tsimpson | himcesjf: no problem :) | 13:37 |
himcesjf | I'm not sure thought what exactly was the pasrsing issue there | 13:38 |
himcesjf | though* | 13:38 |
tsimpson | I'd guess it was a blank file, where it expected something else in there | 13:38 |
tsimpson | by the way, Ctrl-Z doesn't stop a process, just suspends it | 13:39 |
himcesjf | I think I did combination of Ctrl+z, x,c when it starting removing kubuntu-desktop | 13:39 |
tsimpson | I guess as long as it works in the end, it really doesn't matter too much :) | 13:41 |
himcesjf | Yea, was just curious. Thanks :) | 13:41 |
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Kalidarn | tsimpson: yes it does :) it's working like it is supposed to | 14:14 |
Kalidarn | tsimpson: it was me that wasn't working like i was supposed to | 14:14 |
tsimpson | usually the first thing I check is, "what did I do wrong?" | 14:14 |
Kalidarn | ah yes, well i had the wrong date/time format :) | 14:19 |
Kalidarn | because i mistook a p for a P | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | or rather a P for a p | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | though the date time format thing could be clearer | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | PH:MM:SS AMPM you'd think is AM/PM time | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | because it has AM/PM there | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | but in actual fact what i wanted was pH:MM:SS AMPM | 14:20 |
Kalidarn | i had instantly assumed HH:MM:SS was 24 hr time | 14:21 |
Kalidarn | which now i think about it could be considered a bug | 14:21 |
tsimpson | HH:MM:SS should be 24 hour | 14:22 |
tsimpson | (that's what mine is) | 14:22 |
Kalidarn | yeah then what is PH:MM:SS AMPM | 14:22 |
Kalidarn | cos it also looks like 24hr time | 14:22 |
Kalidarn | was only when i changed it to pH:MM:SS AMPM that it finally worked properly | 14:23 |
tsimpson | PH is the hour in 12-hour format 00-12 | 14:23 |
tsimpson | pH is the same, except 0-12 (no leading 0) | 14:23 |
tsimpson | hover the mouse over the "Time format" input section | 14:23 |
joel | hello all | 14:30 |
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lesstatt | hello | 14:33 |
Kalidarn | hmm okay then tsimpson | 14:33 |
tsimpson | the format isn't great, but when there are so many different ways to display the time/date and you want to let people customise it... | 14:34 |
lesstatt | so how is everyone today | 14:38 |
tsimpson | lesstatt: please don't randomly CTCP people | 14:49 |
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lordievader | Good afternoon | 15:07 |
pixel__ | Hi, today I upgraded my Ubuntu 11.10 32bit to Ubuntu 12.04. Since it broke and I had been thinking about trying KDE I Installed Kubuntu 64bit. That one reaced extremely slow so I tried Kubuntu 32bit, bit it's slow too, and I mean on a 1.8 GHz Dualcore Every reaction takes around 10-20 sec and I watch the screen changes build up within 1-2 seconds. Any ideas? | 15:22 |
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Jonah79 | Strange that Pixel for I have the same kind of slow down issues with unity but KDE 4.8 runs great | 15:23 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, which graphics card? | 15:23 |
pixel__ | OnBoard | 15:23 |
pixel__ | I think... NVIDIA something 2 | 15:24 |
pixel__ | quite old | 15:24 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, ok , run, lspci |grep VGA , in the terminal | 15:24 |
metal | hi | 15:24 |
metal | how can I update my Kubuntu 11.10 to 12.04 from Terminal? | 15:25 |
BluesKaj | metal , sudo do-release-upgrade is the simplest command | 15:25 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation C51PV [GeForce 6150] (rev a2) | 15:26 |
metal | thanks, blueskaj | 15:26 |
BluesKaj | metal, make sure you update/upgrade your 11.10 first tho | 15:26 |
metal | hmm? | 15:26 |
pixel__ | metal: sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade | 15:27 |
metal | sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade | 15:27 |
Joe^ | guys, how can I upgrade from 12.04 beta 2 to the final release? | 15:27 |
BluesKaj | hmm? metal otherwise you may have a block from muon if it's bugs aren't taken out by the upgrade | 15:27 |
EagleScreen | hi | 15:27 |
EagleScreen | I cannot lock the screen in Kubuntu 12.04 (plasma-netbook) | 15:28 |
Jonah79 | couldn't you backup your files and install a fresh spin of 12.04? | 15:28 |
EagleScreen | Jonah79: are you talking to me? | 15:28 |
pixel__ | metal, you have to do the update/upgrade in a console, not here ;-) | 15:28 |
metal | I did | 15:29 |
Jonah79 | no eagle :) | 15:29 |
metal | it said E: Invalid operation update, | 15:29 |
BluesKaj | sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 15:29 |
BluesKaj | use that metal ^ | 15:30 |
pixel__ | EagleScreen, update and upgrade are two separate commands | 15:30 |
metal | what's the update size? | 15:30 |
BluesKaj | depends on what apps you have instralled | 15:31 |
metal | if ya were me, what would ya do? | 15:31 |
metal | install 12.04 or upgrade 11.10? | 15:32 |
designbybeck | I tried to do a system upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 and it broke big time | 15:32 |
metal | then I guess I go for installing Pangolin | 15:33 |
metal | can I ask Ubuntu questins here? | 15:33 |
designbybeck | BluesKaj: it was on the public access computer, All download and install part seemed to go ok, when I rebooted it gave some kind of panic message and reboots | 15:33 |
designbybeck | the locks up at the bios, i then have to hard/soft reset and it goes to grub, (the new grub) even if i go to recovery mode i can't do anything much | 15:34 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, metal , there have been many successful upgrades from 11.1o\0 to 12.04 , without any problems , but that also depends on one's HW drivers etc as well | 15:34 |
designbybeck | So i left it doing a mem test to see if that would check on anything for me, if not I guess I'll boot off a usb drive and see if i can fix it somehow that way | 15:34 |
designbybeck | Yes BluesKaj I did update my main laptop just fine with that way | 15:34 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, any idea? Googling 'kubuntu slow screen' didn't give me much help :/ | 15:34 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, go to a tty , ctrl+alt+F1 or F2 , and update/upgrade | 15:35 |
designbybeck | i couldn't BluesKaj | 15:35 |
designbybeck | at least when i did go safemode and tried to get a promt, I didn't have internet access | 15:35 |
metal | the issue is that, where I come from, I have to by the data traffic | 15:36 |
metal | so, I guess installing a fresh version seems more reasonable | 15:36 |
BluesKaj | ok ,then it's wifi drivers not working? amongst other things | 15:36 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck,^ | 15:36 |
pixel__ | metal, sounds like Iceland? ;-) | 15:36 |
designbybeck | ah yes in that case metal, download the full distro iso and you'll have it for next time | 15:36 |
BluesKaj | metal, yes , but downloading the image can take a while too :) | 15:37 |
designbybeck | it did complain aobut the wireless firmware, because there is a card in it, but it is plugged into the NIC | 15:37 |
metal | I guess I torrented that | 15:38 |
metal | Iran | 15:38 |
metal | :) | 15:38 |
metal | one thing | 15:38 |
metal | my Ubunutu doesn't stand by | 15:38 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, got an ethernet connection handy ? | 15:39 |
designbybeck | yeah it has both in it BluesKaj, but was running on the NIC | 15:39 |
designbybeck | not the wifi | 15:39 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, usually we refer to the wired connecrtion as ethernet , NICs can be both wifi and ethernet | 15:40 |
designbybeck | true, sorry | 15:41 |
designbybeck | ethernet that is | 15:41 |
BluesKaj | ok , that's not a good sign , maybe a clean install off a media would be best | 15:41 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck,^ | 15:42 |
designbybeck | Sadly that is my last options... and looks like that I'll have to do, I'm not sure if i did something funky when it was doing the updates or what, but about to make me a new LiveBoot USB now | 15:42 |
designbybeck | nopefully i can try an upgrade? fix /repair? and not have to reinstall all my apps? | 15:43 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, open the the kmenu>system>additional drivers , are there any "recommended graphics drivers" listed there , if so choose it and install | 15:43 |
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pixel__ | BluesKaj, ok, this may take a while^^ | 15:44 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, once installed you'll be asked to reboot | 15:46 |
EagleScreen | I will install the post-release updates and will test again the Lock Screen | 15:46 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, btw, doubleclick in system settings? (hard to learn a new UI that takes forever to respond) | 15:46 |
metal | thanks, people | 15:46 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, no , open the kmenu >applications>settings>additional drivers | 15:47 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, oh, thanks, sorry | 15:48 |
BluesKaj | sorry pixel__ I misspelled , not settings open the kmenu >applications>system>additional driver | 15:48 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, hm, it doesn't seem to react to clicks to the "Applications" tab. Can I call that "Additional drivers" dialog from the command line? | 15:53 |
EagleScreen | can you test the Lock Screen feature in 12.04? is it working for you? | 15:54 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, you can run Jockey from the CLI for Nvidia Recommended Driver install , switch to a tty (ctrl-alt-f2), log in, then type "jockey-text -a" and press enter | 15:55 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, thanks! | 15:56 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, "ERROR: Cound not find any typelib for AppIndicator3" | 15:57 |
pixel__ | [translated from german] "Additional drivers" | 15:57 |
pixel__ | [...] "Looking for additional drivers..." | 15:58 |
pixel__ | [back to tty] | 15:58 |
BluesKaj | pixel__,sudo apt-get install jockey-common jockey-kde | 15:59 |
pixel__ | Those are already installed, apt-get says | 16:00 |
pixel__ | jockey-text -c and -u didn't give anything new | 16:00 |
pixel__ | -l is giving me entries "Xorg:nvidia_current" and "xorg:nvidia_current_updates" | 16:01 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, I keep getting that ERROR message. | 16:03 |
pixel__ | hey, on F7 tha applications tab opened \o/ | 16:05 |
colock | hello, it's been all afternoon trying to get kubuntu installed on a new pc. the best result so far is a blue screen (instead of plain black with monitor not detecting any output) without anything going on | 16:07 |
colock | i cannot see the grub menu | 16:07 |
colock | i would like to boot without any fancy graphic thingie and _SEE_ what's happening | 16:08 |
colock | how can I do that? | 16:08 |
colock | not sure the blue thingie is a borked grub or a borked boot splash screen | 16:08 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, let's check , if the driver is installed, dpkg -l | grep nvidia | 16:08 |
colock | keeping <tab> down while booting does not help | 16:09 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, 6 entries | 16:09 |
BluesKaj | colock, try the shiftkey immediately after the bios screen to get grub | 16:09 |
colock | trying BluesKaj, thanks | 16:10 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, pastebin them pls | 16:10 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, libwinnvidiahack4, nvidia-common, -current, ... okay | 16:10 |
pixel__ | hmm or not, BluesKaj | 16:10 |
colock | "loading Operating System"\n and nothing happens | 16:10 |
colock | :( | 16:10 |
colock | what a shitty bios | 16:11 |
FloodBotK1 | colock: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:11 |
pixel__ | hm, unless I ssh the output to this netbook... stand by BluesKaj | 16:11 |
designbybeck | BluesKaj: just went and tried to boot from the USB.... did the same panic and restarted | 16:12 |
colock | (the installation [alternate] works just fine) | 16:12 |
designbybeck | the system was working fine with 11.04... this is pretty odd | 16:12 |
designbybeck | I might have to try Ubuntu 12.04 and see if that will install at least? | 16:12 |
colock | should be already up and running it's a 8x3.2Ghz/16Gb Ram/Raid1 SSD system | 16:12 |
colock | should maybe burn a gentoo livecd and chroot into it for some grub tweaking... | 16:13 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, Yay, segfault of kwin on F7... -.- | 16:13 |
BluesKaj | colock, misplaced grub | 16:14 |
colock | BluesKaj: meaning? | 16:14 |
BluesKaj | colock, it might be installed on the wrong partition or drive | 16:15 |
colock | both sda and sdb | 16:15 |
colock | the installer should do it properly | 16:15 |
BluesKaj | colock, a Raid1 SSD system is a differnt kettle of fish | 16:18 |
colock | grub and/or the initrd cannot handle that? | 16:19 |
BluesKaj | dunno , but it's not a standard state for a normal kubuntu install | 16:19 |
colock | the installer (alternate) just let you do setup raid and lvm | 16:20 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, http://pastebin.com/F3hEgqgL | 16:22 |
BluesKaj | colock, fine , I've used the alternate many times , but i'm not familiar with a raid1 install ...never needed to worry about it | 16:22 |
colock | ok, in rescue shell in rootfs | 16:22 |
colock | now tweaking grub to at least give me a chance to see/do something... | 16:22 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, that's the most up to date driver normally used on newer pci graphics cards not a 6150 onboard ...was thinking your driver might be a 270 series not a the 295 | 16:25 |
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orated | Hello! After recent upgrade, whenever I login I get ankonadi processes - http://i.imgur.com/XUsDA.png - eating RAM and CPU that system soon hangs. I have to always kill all akonadi processes for system not to hang. What are these processes for and how can I avoid getting them started on login? | 16:34 |
BluesKaj | orated, are you using kmail or kontacy or any kdepim apps? | 16:41 |
BluesKaj | err kontact | 16:41 |
orated | No | 16:42 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, so what can i do? | 16:45 |
BluesKaj | orated, open the kmenu , type akonadi , choose the server configuration , stop the server . You can disable akonadi in system settings>startup&shutdown>service manager , nepomuk search module (tied to akonadi), uncheck that.Then in session mangement , check "restore previous session" and add akonadi, nepomuk to the "applications to be excluded from sessions" text | 16:46 |
BluesKaj | orated, then click apply :) | 16:47 |
orated | BluesKaj: Server configuration: server not running. Service Manager: Unchecked Nepomuk Search Module and changes made to Session Management | 16:50 |
BluesKaj | orated, ok now check in system monitor process table to see if your cpu is normal | 16:52 |
orated | BluesKaj: Still the same behavior on login after logout | 16:52 |
orated | RAM usage rises exponentially from 0.6GB to maximum it can | 16:53 |
BluesKaj | did you check "restore previous session" in session mangement? | 16:53 |
BluesKaj | because if you didn't you'lkl need to do it all again | 16:54 |
orated | Yes, and inputted applications to exclude in "akonadi, nepomuk" format. Moreover, On Login section always had Restore previous session marked, I only inputted those app | 16:54 |
BluesKaj | you can also turn off nepomuk in system settings | 16:55 |
orated | Yes, Desktop Search > Nepomuk Sematic Desktop disabled | 16:56 |
orated | Semantic* | 16:56 |
BluesKaj | and akonadi is still running after the relogin ? | 16:56 |
orated | Yes, that is what I noticed | 16:56 |
orated | I'll restart system if you like | 16:56 |
orated | Is the format to input applications to exclude correct? | 16:57 |
EagleScreen | anyone with Kubuntu 12.04 can check if Lock Screen works? | 17:02 |
EagleScreen | right-click on Desktop and Lock Screen | 17:03 |
Shaan7 | EagleScreen: worksforme | 17:03 |
EagleScreen | Shaan7: could you also check it in plasma-netbook? | 17:03 |
orated | On plasma-netbook here EagleScreen, it works | 17:04 |
Shaan7 | works | 17:04 |
EagleScreen | then the problem seems to be mine | 17:04 |
sunsetlover | works here too | 17:04 |
EagleScreen | by any reason Lock Screen option does nothing in my netbook | 17:05 |
EagleScreen | Powerdevil can't neither lock the screen | 17:05 |
orated | BluesKaj: Another sample of the recent attempt | 17:05 |
orated | http://i.imgur.com/ucjLi.png | 17:05 |
sunsetlover | seems that you have problem in configuration | 17:05 |
EagleScreen | yes, but this is a new fresh installation of 12.04 | 17:06 |
EagleScreen | I hadn't time to break the configuration | 17:06 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, now booting the 64bit CD into live mode to test if that works... | 17:07 |
sunsetlover | try to reconfigure the screen saver and test lock screen again | 17:07 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, check your system monitor to see what's hogging resources | 17:07 |
orated | BluesKaj: I'm on netbook giving above states of the laptop. Is there anything you think that can be done? | 17:08 |
sunsetlover | the same problem happened with my 32bit cd and i found that cd don't have live mode , and only the dvd have it | 17:08 |
orated | pixel__: 64bit CD live mode issue with it giving boot> prompt? | 17:09 |
orated | I mean 32 bit* | 17:09 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, at least the No1 pain of almost all systems I know, the HDD, is quite bored... | 17:09 |
BluesKaj | orated, stopping the akondia server and following the steps i posted should work , myabe you need to reboot rather than login | 17:09 |
sunsetlover | so i donloaded the dvd iso and burned it on dvd and test it and its worked | 17:10 |
pixel__ | orated, I went into install mode on 32bit and 64 bit, now clicking "test kubuntu" | 17:10 |
orated | BluesKaj: Which file/folder in ~/.kde deals with akonadi? I'm thinking of doing a fresh install and will exclude that particular folder when copying back old kde | 17:11 |
pixel__ | okay, Kubuntu is officially the first Distro I know where the live CD performs by far better than the installed system^^ | 17:11 |
sunsetlover | pixel: try to download the dvd iso and use it and it will give you live mode | 17:12 |
pixel__ | orated, boot to 64bit live cd worked like a charm, no boot> prompt | 17:13 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, live offers no proprietary drivers in the gui | 17:13 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, don't think it's graphics , it's probly akonadi and nepomuk / virtuoso using up your resources causing the slowdown | 17:15 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, hm, okay, so I can boot back and see if I can kill those services... | 17:19 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, check my posts to orated to see the steps | 17:19 |
pixel__ | *sniff* I really like the live cd version. MPO photo support, a nice desktop photo screenlet... | 17:20 |
pixel__ | okay, I'll do that | 17:20 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, if i get to work my current install, is there any reason not to try 64bit afterwards | 17:23 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, well Iwouldn't bothger with 32bit ay all if I had 64 bit | 17:25 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, well I wouldn't bother with 32bit at all if I had 64 bit | 17:26 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, okay, I kept 32bit because years ago there were problems with getting 64bit adobe reader and so on | 17:26 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, btw, now back in the installed system, htop gives me a load of .2 | 17:26 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, there architecture support as default in kubuntu since 11.04 or 11.10 , so 32 bit installs are uneccessary now | 17:27 |
BluesKaj | arch support | 17:27 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, I don't think I've got the same problem as orated - my system is absolutely bored. | 17:32 |
BluesKaj | bored ? | 17:33 |
BluesKaj | or borked | 17:33 |
pixel__ | no HDD activity, system load of 0.2, ... bored | 17:33 |
* pixel__ looks up "borked" | 17:33 | |
pixel__ | oh, borked = FUBAR, I see | 17:34 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, but it's slow ...look at the process table in system monitor ...theremight be a clue there | 17:35 |
pixel__ | what I can do is go back to live cd and see what your initial commands print. | 17:35 |
pixel__ | system monitor? console please :D | 17:36 |
kesavan | hi | 17:36 |
pixel__ | htop says right now load average: 0.83 0.63 0.38 | 17:36 |
pixel__ | hm, a high cpu usage woud show in htop under TIME+, right? | 17:41 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, top position is "/usr/bin/kwin --crashes 1" with 57.28 seconds | 17:42 |
BluesKaj | , errands ...BBL | 17:42 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, okay | 17:42 |
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garou | Help. Hi. How can I run my own scripts on kate 3.8.2? Looks like the old plugin "External tools" isn't available anymore. | 17:50 |
alvaro | hola | 17:54 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, on the livecd, dpkg -l | grep nvidia returns only the lines libkwinnvidiahack4 and ncidia-common | 17:54 |
alvaro | nmbjn | 17:54 |
alvaro | hi | 17:55 |
kesavan | I am new to this environment | 18:08 |
kesavan | Can somebody help me to know how this works? | 18:09 |
DarthFrog | kesavan: What in particular are you having trouble with? | 18:11 |
kesavan | can I clear doubts regarding Ubuntu here? | 18:11 |
DarthFrog | Ubuntu or Kubuntu? This channel is for Kubuntu support. | 18:12 |
kesavan | okay..Actually right now I am using Ubuntu 12.04 in my pc. | 18:13 |
kesavan | my laptop* | 18:13 |
DarthFrog | Then you want to ask your question in #Ubuntu. | 18:13 |
kesavan | okay... | 18:13 |
kesavan | Thanks | 18:13 |
DarthFrog | You're welcome. | 18:13 |
kesavan | one doubt. Can I use Konversation for #Ubuntu. If yes how can I use it? | 18:14 |
kesavan | I got it.. | 18:15 |
kesavan | Thank you for your help :) | 18:15 |
DarthFrog | Just install it. Doing so should bring in all the dependencies. | 18:15 |
DarthFrog | i.e. "sudo apt-get install konversation" | 18:15 |
BluesKaj | kesavan, just install it | 18:15 |
kesavan | I got it. | 18:17 |
kesavan | Thanks DarthFrog, BluesKAj | 18:17 |
ArchangelSe7en | gtg | 18:35 |
francesco_ | i have problem with samba share | 18:55 |
francesco_ | is there someone that speak italia? | 18:55 |
maco | #ubuntu-it | 18:55 |
BluesKaj | !it | francesco_ | 18:55 |
ubottu | francesco_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 18:55 |
francesco_ | grazie | 18:56 |
designbybeck | BluesKaj: After grading I got something similar to this, Trying to reinstall from LiveUSB, I got something similar to this. And this is from Ubuntu 12.04... | 19:12 |
designbybeck | I'm thinking it might be that Wireless card that is in there. I'm not using it wirelessly so I might just take it out and see if that fixes it, But can anyone else tell by looking at that randomness why i was having problems | 19:12 |
designbybeck | Here is the Screen shot http://www.pasteall.org/pic/31155 | 19:13 |
ybit | designbybeck: have you tried selecting a different kernel from the grub menu? | 19:18 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, wonder if the alternate install might be better , it accomodates more hardware than the standard install | 19:19 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, btw., reinstalling 64bit now... (hope dies last) | 19:19 |
designbybeck | hmmm | 19:19 |
designbybeck | no ybit it already did the upgrade the first time when i was in 11.10 | 19:20 |
designbybeck | don't know if i've ever triedd the alternative version BluesKaj | 19:20 |
* BluesKaj doesn't understand the reluctance to install 64bit OSs now that arch support has proven it's benefits | 19:21 | |
BluesKaj | !alternate | designbybeck | 19:23 |
ubottu | designbybeck: The Alternate CD is a classical text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. Look for the alternate checkbox on the Kubuntu download page - See also !minimal | 19:23 |
designbybeck | downloading now BluesKaj ... fingers crossed | 19:23 |
kesavan | good bye | 19:27 |
luca | hi need om help in order to upgrade distribution to kubuntu 12.04 | 19:32 |
EagleScreen | hi luca | 19:32 |
luca | hi | 19:32 |
luca | i followed the official procedure in orderto do it but after that i reboot the system | 19:33 |
luca | don't appear the notification for the availabilitiy of the new distribution | 19:34 |
luca | someone can help me | 19:34 |
luca | please | 19:35 |
lordievader | luca: What official procedure are you talking about? | 19:35 |
EagleScreen | luca: are you in kubuntu 11.10 now? please give us te link to the procedure | 19:35 |
luca | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PreciseUpgrades/Kubuntu | 19:36 |
luca | yes i'm using 11.10 | 19:36 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj and everyone else: Thanks for all the help, now everything works. | 19:37 |
lordievader | luca: Well you can always do: sudo do-release-upgrade | 19:37 |
BluesKaj | luca, close the upgrade manager , open a terminal , sudo apt-get upgate && sudo apt-get upgrade , then , sudo do-release-upgrade | 19:38 |
EagleScreen | yes, try it luca | 19:38 |
pixel__ | I deleted the old profile directory (created by the first 64bit Kubuntu installation), reinstalled 64bit and now I have full speed. But don't ask me why it works this time.^^ | 19:38 |
luca | i've tryed but it says that there's no new distribution available | 19:39 |
BluesKaj | pixel__, you may have had some old corrupted config files | 19:39 |
BluesKaj | luca tried what ? | 19:40 |
EagleScreen | luca is not the first person experiencing this problem | 19:40 |
luca | i've tryed sudo do-release-upgrade and it donìt work | 19:40 |
lordievader | luca: What does this say: cat /etc/lsb-release | 19:40 |
EagleScreen | luca: press Alt + F2, and enter this command: do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f kde -d | 19:40 |
luca | DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu | 19:41 |
luca | DISTRIB_RELEASE=11.10 | 19:41 |
luca | DISTRIB_CODENAME=oneiric | 19:41 |
luca | DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 11.10" | 19:41 |
FloodBotK1 | luca: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:41 |
BluesKaj | luca . follow the commands I gave you , you need to upgrade you 11.10 to get rid of bugs in muon upgrader ..it's very important that you do this first before the dist-upgrade | 19:41 |
luca | i've tryed also do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f kde -d and it don't work | 19:42 |
BluesKaj | luca, read my post above ! | 19:42 |
luca | i'm reading | 19:43 |
EagleScreen | sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade <-- should be equivalent to do an upgrade with muon updater | 19:44 |
luca | sorry but i don't undestand | 19:45 |
luca | apt-get is not a command of ubuntu | 19:46 |
luca | or better not of muon | 19:47 |
pixel__ | BluesKaj, well but those were from the first 64bit-installation from earlier today | 19:47 |
luca | and i did bujt nothing happen he says that the system is updated | 19:49 |
luca | i did it alo with muon | 19:50 |
luca | any other suggestion? | 19:51 |
BluesKaj | no don't use muon ... you have update muon with apt-get , luca | 19:51 |
luca | i did ur procedure blues but don't work | 19:52 |
luca | muon was closed as u says | 19:52 |
pepee | isn't this the bug that wont let you update to ubuntu lts? | 19:52 |
luca | it seems a bug | 19:53 |
luca | but i don't know how to fix it | 19:54 |
luca | it could be important that i have the italian language installed | 19:54 |
luca | ? | 19:54 |
EagleScreen | luca: language should not matter | 19:55 |
luca | ok thanks | 19:55 |
EagleScreen | luca: apt-get is a known command ofocurse | 19:56 |
pepee | sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f kde -d ? | 19:56 |
luca | also tryed pepee | 19:56 |
EagleScreen | luca: did you get an error with "sudo apt-get update" ? | 19:56 |
pepee | so you use sudo when running those commands? what error you get? | 19:56 |
pepee | s/so/do/ | 19:57 |
pepee | http://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?57469-Muon-Update-Notifications-in-12-04&p=288871&viewfull=1#post288871 | 19:57 |
luca | no errors eagle | 19:57 |
pepee | sudo apt-get dist-update | 19:58 |
EagleScreen | any error with "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" ?? | 19:59 |
BluesKaj | luca, try , sudo do-release-upgrade -d | 19:59 |
BluesKaj | it's not a fix but a workaround | 19:59 |
luca | don't work also blues | 20:00 |
pepee | luca, remove these files: /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp /var/lib/update-notifier/updates-available /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp | 20:00 |
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goddard | is it possible to switch from ubuntu to kubuntu? | 20:01 |
pepee | sudo sh -c "rm /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp /var/lib/update-notifier/updates-available /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp" | 20:01 |
RexHaviK | i installed 'prelink' and managed to get it to run error free, i have no idea if the intend prelinking is actually taking place, anyone played with it? | 20:01 |
EagleScreen | goddard: yes, it is | 20:02 |
lordievader | goddard: Yes, install the package kubuntu-desktop | 20:02 |
luca | i'nm going to try pepee | 20:02 |
pepee | goddard, yes, you need kubuntu-desktop | 20:02 |
Resistance | goddard: you can install kubuntu-desktop, which installs the KDE stuff | 20:02 |
lordievader | goddard: It is quite a large package though. | 20:02 |
Resistance | mhm | 20:02 |
Resistance | large being an understatement | 20:02 |
luca | did it pepee thaen | 20:02 |
luca | then | 20:03 |
pepee | luca, ok. then | 20:03 |
pepee | sudo /usr/lib/update-notifier/update-motd-updates-available --force | 20:03 |
Resistance | i still use Ubuntu (GNOME/GTK) apps on KDE, i just installed KDE on my end. | 20:03 |
lordievader | So perhaps a base package (kde-base, or something) is more usefull, smaller. | 20:03 |
* RexHaviK also runs a hybrid | 20:03 | |
pepee | I'm using lxde now. kde is too much for my needs | 20:03 |
lordievader | *Got two boxes, best of both worlds | 20:03 |
luca | 0 packages can be updated. | 20:04 |
luca | 0 updates are security updates. | 20:04 |
pepee | I don't like kde wallet, or the fact that it uses mysql | 20:04 |
lordievader | How can I do such an action thingie? | 20:04 |
luca | now pepee | 20:04 |
pepee | luca, run muon | 20:05 |
BluesKaj | luca open update manager , make sure the upgrade notification is set to "normal" | 20:05 |
pepee | luca, what BluesKaj says | 20:05 |
RexHaviK | pepee, dont password kwallet, leave it blank , problem solved | 20:05 |
luca | ok | 20:05 |
RexHaviK | i installed 'prelink' and managed to get it to run error free, i have no idea if the intend prelinking is actually taking place, anyone played with it? | 20:06 |
luca | sorry where is upgrade notification | 20:07 |
EagleScreen | luca: kdesudo software-properties-kde -> Updates | 20:07 |
EagleScreen | -> Release upgrade | 20:08 |
EagleScreen | set it to normal | 20:08 |
luca | done | 20:11 |
luca | now? | 20:11 |
pepee | nothing happens? | 20:12 |
pepee | no error messages? | 20:12 |
luca | was set to long term | 20:13 |
pepee | luca, <EagleScreen> set it to normal | 20:13 |
BluesKaj | luca, LTS for some reason should work , but doesn't | 20:13 |
luca | i set it | 20:13 |
BluesKaj | ok , sudo-release-upgrade | 20:14 |
pepee | sudo do-release-upgrade | 20:14 |
BluesKaj | err .sudo do-release-upgrade | 20:15 |
designbybeck | BluesKaj: the ALternative can be installed via a Live USB correct? | 20:15 |
* BluesKaj cleans his glassess , again | 20:15 | |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, did you use unetbootin ? | 20:16 |
designbybeck | i'm still downloading it | 20:16 |
pepee | what if luca downloads the alternate cd? | 20:16 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, then it should work | 20:16 |
RexHaviK | i would like to force kde to use the adobe-flashplugin , is that possible? | 20:16 |
luca | somehing is happened | 20:16 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: yes it is | 20:17 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, cool, how? | 20:17 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: use it for.. Firefox? Rekonq? | 20:17 |
luca | it dit seems tahat i working | 20:18 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, dont have rekonq or firefox, do have chromium | 20:18 |
BluesKaj | RexHaviK, did you download adobe-flashplugin, or are you talking about the default version? | 20:18 |
luca | thank you veru much | 20:18 |
luca | i will let you knnow | 20:18 |
RexHaviK | BluesKaj, i installed the adobe-flashplugin from repos | 20:18 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: install a tool called kalternatives from Muon or apt-get | 20:18 |
BluesKaj | luca, thank us when it's upgraded and working :) | 20:18 |
luca | you are right:) | 20:19 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, will try it | 20:19 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: and ofcourse, install flash-player | 20:19 |
luca | for sure need sometimes just for downloading files | 20:19 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, i do have adobe-flashplugin installed, i do want it and not the default plugin | 20:20 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: later, open systemsettings on sudo mode (kdesudo systemsettings), open Alternatives configuration, and look for Mozilla Flashplugin option, then set the Adobe choice as default | 20:20 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, got it | 20:21 |
BluesKaj | EagleScreen,, or in the the terminal , locate libflashplayer.so , then copy it to , /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ with root permissions | 20:26 |
RexHaviK | EagleScreen, the chosen is already adobe-..... | 20:26 |
EagleScreen | RexHaviK: I have /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so | 20:29 |
BluesKaj | well, the flashplugin installer was giving problems , so I didn't bother using it since it was a 32 bit app in a wrapper for 64 bit systems at the time , and I haven't changed my ways :) | 20:32 |
EagleScreen | I use a 32 bit system | 20:33 |
EagleScreen | someone uses 64 bits, then he shoud download the 64 bits version from Adobe website | 20:33 |
EagleScreen | it is available in deb format | 20:34 |
EagleScreen | and also in Ubuntu partner repository I think | 20:34 |
designbybeck | and BluesKaj do i have to/need to use unetbootin' on this? or can I just use Startup Disk Creator? | 20:43 |
BluesKaj | designbybeck, I'm not sure , I just know that unetbootin does work | 20:44 |
designbybeck | ah gotcha! Thanks BluesKaj | 20:45 |
graft | hi-ho, i'm using rvm to set my ruby version, but this doesn't seem to work for kde, which is still using ruby 1.8 - how do i get kde to use ruby 1.9? | 20:59 |
Resistance | !info ruby precise | 21:05 |
ubottu | ruby (source: ruby-defaults): Transitional package for ruby1.8. In component main, is optional. Version 4.8 (precise), package size 4 kB, installed size 36 kB | 21:05 |
Resistance | graft: i'm not certain 1.9 is default in the repos... | 21:05 |
Resistance | !info ruby1.9 precise | 21:05 |
ubottu | Package ruby1.9 does not exist in precise | 21:05 |
Resistance | it might not | 21:05 |
rbetzen | ! libreoffice-report-builder-bin | 21:19 |
rbetzen | !libreoffice-report-builder-bin | 21:19 |
Unit193 | !info libreoffice-report-builder-bin | 21:20 |
ubottu | Package libreoffice-report-builder-bin does not exist in precise | 21:20 |
Tommo_ | hi guys! | 21:37 |
Tommo_ | I update kubuntu at releas 12.04 and I flash player plugin doesen't work...anyone can help me? | 21:40 |
pepee | Tommo_, check if the adobe-flashplugin package is installed. then try reinstalling it | 21:42 |
Tommo_ | I've tried to reinstall this package, but nothing... | 21:44 |
pepee | check if your browser sees the plugin | 21:45 |
pepee | and if it is enable | 21:45 |
pepee | s | 21:45 |
pepee | *enabled | 21:45 |
Tommo_ | how can I do it? | 21:46 |
Tommo_ | I use Chromium browser | 21:46 |
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pepee | Tommo_, chrome:plugins | 21:49 |
Tommo_ | from konsole? | 21:49 |
pepee | no, in the browser | 21:50 |
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Tommo_ | I use Chromium, not Chrome | 21:51 |
pepee | Tommo_, same here. | 21:51 |
AngelForget | is same Tommo_ | 21:51 |
Tommo_ | ok, but in google store doesn't exist flashplayer plugin | 21:52 |
pepee | Tommo_, nothing from chrome:plugins ? | 21:53 |
pepee | Flash - Versión: 11.2 r202 | 21:54 |
pepee | Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202 | 21:54 |
goddard | I need to save everything like the whole disk state so I can revert it if Ineed to be able to put the image on the disk if my upgrade goes wrong | 21:54 |
Tommo_ | nothing... | 21:55 |
pepee | goddard, make a backup? | 21:55 |
pepee | Tommo_, in the console: dpkg -l | grep flash | 21:55 |
Tommo_ | http://paste.kde.org/467630/ | 21:57 |
pepee | hmm try sudo dpkg -P flashplugin-installer; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer | 22:00 |
pepee | btw I got adobe-flashplugin from ubuntu partners repos, and it works | 22:03 |
Tommo_ | doesn't work... | 22:04 |
pepee | Tommo_, ok, enable ubuntu partners repos and install adobe-flashplugin | 22:05 |
pepee | Tommo_, or read this: http://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?58585-Is-there-a-problem-with-flashplugin-installer | 22:06 |
Tommo_ | wow I was able to work flashplugin! Ty so much pepee ;) | 22:11 |
pepee | Tommo_, how? | 22:12 |
Tommo_ | I've installe adobe-flashplugin and adobe-flash-properties-kde | 22:13 |
Tommo_ | installed* | 22:14 |
pepee | ahh ok | 22:14 |
pepee | well, flash has always had problems in ubuntu | 22:14 |
pepee | good thing I don't like it too much... | 22:14 |
levi___ | hey guys | 22:32 |
levi___ | anyone around? | 22:35 |
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goddard | I need to save everything like the whole disk state so I can revert it if Ineed to be able to put the image on the disk if my upgrade goes wrong | 22:53 |
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