[01:42] <RaphaelBarros> Hi guys. is it common for linux not to recognize multiple partitions from the same SD card? I partitionated my sd card into 1 fat32 and 1 ext3 for my android, but now when I plug my phone in my pc, it only recognizes the ext3
[01:42] <RaphaelBarros> I searched in lots of places for a similar issue, but I couldn't find.
[01:43] <RaphaelBarros> (When I try using KDE Partition Manager, it finds both partitions, but, as I said, the OS gives only the hability to mount the ext3 when I plug the usb)
[01:45] <RaphaelBarros> |:
[01:55] <arthurfiggis> thanks again to those who helped get me up and running earlier...12.10 is quite good without unity! :) very hassle-free kde desktop, i'm quite impressed...and the latest nvidia drivers, helpful in my case as my card tends to glitch out with anything other than the 310.x+ official drivers :(
[01:56] <dragan> i have installed lampp(sudo apt-get install lamp-server^) then xampp so i wanted to uninstall lampp and runned sudo apt-get autoremove lamp-server^ but my ubuntu/kubuntu started do remove lots of other packages. i managed to fix desktop log in by sudo apt-get install  --reinstall ubuntu-desktop kubuntu-desktop but i have 1gb of packages waiting to be removd an i find out that some are already missing so my question is how to (is there
[01:56] <dragan> any command) install all again without formatting like inserting disc and install again to fix all things missing and broken?
[01:56] <thebigheadedone> Hi guys, anybody there nows if it's normal to (K)Ubuntu not to recognize more than 1 partition from a sd card? Does anyone know how to make it recognize both? (It's the sd card from my mobile phone, it has a ext3 and a fat32 partition, but only the ext is being recognized)
[01:57] <RaphaelBarros> Didn't know it was the same channel, sorry for asking twice :/
[02:46] <L3mce> oi... does anyone know the default folder for precise wallpaper?
[02:54] <tsimpson> L3mce: system wallpapers are in /usr/share/wallpapers  personal wallpapers are in ~/.kde/share/wallpapers/
[03:19] <L3mce> ty tsimpson... very helpful!
[03:42] <alex_> hello everybody
[03:42] <alex_> someone use luna.h to use Lua with C++?
[05:27] <hex__> anyone know lsmod?
[06:11] <anthony> tessssssssst
[06:12] <valorie> testing for what?
[06:12] <anthony> internet.
[06:12] <valorie> only zombies out tonight....
[06:12] <valorie> heh
[06:12] <anthony> next doors wifi
[06:12] <anthony> works!
[06:12] <anthony> amazing!!!!!!!!1
[06:12] <anthony> Chur bro
[06:12] <anthony> :D
[06:23] <anthony> it dropped out
[06:23] <anthony> :9
[06:28] <anthony> mmm
[06:28] <anthony> D:
[06:28] <anthony> alieeeeeee?
[06:39] <valorie> anthony: this is a support channel
[06:39] <valorie> for chit-chat, try #kubuntu-offtopic
[06:40] <anthony> oops
[06:40] <anthony> sorry
[06:40] <anthony> kinda got auto connected?
[09:55] <lordievader> Good morning
[13:10] <dundee> hello
[13:11] <lordievader> Hey dundee, how are you?
[13:11] <dundee> I'm ok.
[13:12] <dundee> I connected to this channel hoping to get an answer to a question that I have for a while.
[13:12] <lordievader> !ask | dundee
[13:13] <dundee> How can I decrease the time to log in?
[13:14] <lordievader> dundee: Login to what? The KDE desktop, the console?
[13:14] <dundee> The Desktop.
[13:15] <dundee> The splash screen takes a while to disappear, then it takes a little while more to present a usable desktop.
[13:16] <lordievader> dundee: Hmm, not sure how to do so, but this might be a start: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1889034
[13:19] <dundee> lordievader: Thanks. I tried this a couple months ago and my Desktop was more responsive. However, it still takes a long time to log in.
[13:21] <dundee> lordievader: The KDE desktop takes too long to prepare after log in.
[13:22] <lordievader> dundee: I know what you talk about, however it never bothered me much.
[13:23] <lordievader> dundee: If you make a new user, is the logon quicker for the new user or not?
[13:24] <dundee> lordievader: The logon still takes a while with a new user. I also deleted my ~/.kde at one point.
[13:25] <dundee> lordievader: Its not a big problem because the desktop is very responsive after log on.
[13:27] <lordievader> dundee: I saw a blog post a while back about this. There was a KDE developer who had made some changes to the procedure of log-on, resulting in a much quicker logon. So perhaps in the future it will be faster ;)
[13:27] <dundee> lordievader: Its just that sometimes I want to quickly log in to do something.
[13:39] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[13:47] <Guest48267> hi
[13:48] <lordievader> Hey Guest48267, how are you?
[13:48] <Guest48267> sleepy
[14:05] <Guest48267> trying to figure out where i am
[14:06] <lordievader> Guest48267: How do you mean where you are? If you mean what channel, this is the #kubuntu channel on Freenode (irc.freenode.net)
[14:07] <snele> anybody runs kde 4.10 on 64bit precise machine? does it work well (no crashes)?
[14:07] <ovidiu-florin> lordievader: he meant what planet :P
[14:08] <ovidiu-florin> snele: it's ok
[14:08] <ovidiu-florin> :D
[14:08] <lordievader> Ohh, was it an alien life form? Cool :)
[14:08] <ovidiu-florin> I use it at work
[14:08] <snele> I am running it on  32bit precise and it runs great but I heard there are some crashes on 64bit
[14:08] <ovidiu-florin> so it's pretty stable
[14:09] <ovidiu-florin> haven't had any so far because of 64bit
[14:09] <ovidiu-florin> lordievader: "it".. :))
[14:09] <snele> lordievader: ovidiu-florin: ok thank you guys. So my friends laptop will be ugraded to 4.10 :)
[14:09] <ovidiu-florin> snele: why not 4.10.1?
[14:10] <lordievader> Hehe, havent said athing snele, however I believe 4.10 is shipped with 12.04.2.
[14:10] <snele> ovidiu-florin: yes I meant 4.10.1. what ever is in backports ppa
[14:10] <ovidiu-florin> snele: ;)
[14:10] <snele> lordievader: no it is 4.8.5 ;)
[14:11] <snele> i had wird crashes on 13.04 64bit but it seem to be related to qt 4.8.4 in raring. precise have older qt so no crashes it seems :)
[14:12] <lordievader> In 12.04.2 too, I could swear 12.04.2 had all the blue/purple stuff 4.10 has. (I'm not talking about 12.04.0)
[14:15] <mysticalzero> anyone using open source radeon drivers with video tearing issues? my Xorg log shows :(II) RADEON(0): SwapBuffers wait for vsync: enabled. I have also enable vsync for kwin but to no avail.
[14:16] <mysticalzero> fglrx is not an option for me though since it drops support for RV7xx
[14:26] <snele> mysticalzero: I am using radeon driver and don't have tearing issues even with kwin vsync disabled
[14:27] <snele> mysticalzero: you can reset kwin to its defaults (delete kwinrc in ~/.kde/share/config and than alt+f2 and type kwin --replace )
[14:28] <snele> or update drivers, mesa and kernel
[14:28] <snele> i am using all the latest
[14:28] <snele> latest driver and mesa https://launchpad.net/~makson96/+archive/mesa
[14:29] <snele> latest kernel http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[14:29] <snele> hope it helps ;)
[14:33] <raeg> #latex
[15:05] <Captain_Awesome> hey, can someone tell me what the current kernel version should be on an up to date 12.10 install? Or can someone tell me where i can find this information? thanks
[15:10] <mysticalzero> snele: thanks. sadly the ppa doesn't include builds for quantal. anyway, i'll give xorg-edges ppa a try.
[15:10] <lordievader> xorg-edgers is usually a bad idea. Bleeding edge is allmost allways a bad idea.
[15:11] <lordievader> Captain_Awesome: My Quantal install has 3.5.0-26
[15:11] <Captain_Awesome> lordievader: ok thanks
[15:18] <mysticalzero> lordievader: noted. i've run out of ideas on the video tearing problem though. guess i will just live with it. doesn't seem to be a kwin problem as disabling kwin does not get rid of it. that's when i thought of upgrading the graphics stack.
[15:19] <lordievader> mysticalzero: Why was fglrx not an option again?
[15:20] <mysticalzero> lordievader: ati/amd drops support for RV7xx gpus. :|
[15:21] <lordievader> mysticalzero: So take an older version.
[15:36] <mysticalzero> lordievader: well, the older fglrx doesn't support Xorg 1.13 which is the base version for quantal.
[15:42] <mysticalzero> lordievader: nvm. I'll do this: http://www.unixmen.com/ubuntu-12-10-and-amd-catalyst-problem-solved/
[15:45] <lordievader> mysticalzero: Ah I see, quite the bind.
[19:13] <ovidiu-florin> hello world :D
[19:14] <ovidiu-florin> I'm testing scantool and it has to see my serial device connected on USB as a COM1 device. How do I set this?
[20:21] <raeg> Hi, ist jemand hier?
[20:22] <raeg> Ich hätte mal eine Frage zum Konqueror: Wie kann ich Dateien mit gewissen Endungen ausblenden? Dabei möchte ich diese nicht mit einem vorangestellten Punkt (also verstecken) ausblenden.
[20:22] <raeg> Das wäre also keine Lösung.
[20:23] <raeg> Ups, that's an english channel. Ok, again:
[20:25] <raeg> I have a question regarding Konqueor: How can I hide files with a specific extension? (I do NOT want to hide them with a previous dot.)
[20:31] <raeg> I have a question regarding Konqueor: How can I hide files with a specific extension? (I do NOT want to hide them with a previous dot.)
[21:27] <esing> raeg, Create a file named ".hidden" in the dir of the file to be hidden. write the filename of the file to be hidden into .hidden
[21:27] <raeg> esing: I have tried this, but it does not work.
[21:27] <esing> let me try
[21:27] <raeg> esing: I am using Konqueror
[21:30] <raeg> esing: I created an empty file "test.txt" and a text file ".hidden" with the two lines "test.txt" and an empty line.
[21:32] <raeg> esing: and? did it work for you?
[21:33] <esing> raeg, No, I use dolphin though
[21:34] <raeg> that is not encouraging
[21:34] <esing> For Nautilus it should work I think
[21:37] <raeg> esing: I read that, too. However, I am not using it :-(.
[21:40] <esing> raeg, I worry it's not implemented yet for dolphin and konqueror
[21:40] <raeg> esing: I got the same impression
[21:40] <esing> raeg, Why don't you want to use the dot
[21:41] <Guest31750> holy dang
[21:41] <Guest31750> kubuntu 13.04 has some nice desktop effects
[21:41] <raeg> esing: Because the files that I want to hide are automatically generated. I want to hide the .aux files and other similar files that are generated by pdflatex.
[21:41] <Guest31750> almost feels apple smooth
[21:41] <Guest31750> fantastic
[21:41] <Guest31750> im amazed
[21:41] <FloodBotK1> Guest31750: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:42] <Guest31750> angerbot <.<
[21:42] <esing> raeg, You can make a script to automatically rename the .aux files to e.g. .file.aux
[21:42] <raeg> esing: but pdflatex does need the aux in the next run
[21:43] <raeg> therfore I can not change the name
[21:43] <esing> I see
[21:44] <raeg> I think this is a seriously basic function. I have to admit, I am sort of sad that it is not implemented.
[21:44] <raeg> I could really use it.
[21:45] <raeg> I mean I really need it.
[21:46] <esing> raeg, You can file a request on the konquerors dev forum/mail
[21:47] <esing> Actually I googled only for dolphin and .hidden, but I guess it's the same for konqueror
[21:47] <raeg> esing: I have not the faintest idea where and how to do that.
[21:47] <esing> http://www.kde.org/applications/internet/konqueror/development
[21:48] <esing> I would guess under 'Wish reports'
[21:58] <raeg> esing: So how long does it take until this is even reviewed?
[21:58] <raeg> Some of the stuff there is 4 or more years old
[22:01] <esing> raeg, I don't know, you can ask in #kubuntu-devel
[23:12] <jman074> hello everyone
[23:13] <jman074> im running ubuntu 12.4 and need to add some lines to my systems software resources how do i do this
[23:40] <Obsidian1723> jman074: add lines to system resources? That doesn't make any sense. Do you mean to the repositories?
[23:41] <Obsidian1723> jman074: If so, then man add-apt-repository
[23:42] <mrlider> hello
[23:42] <jman074> lol actually you add the deb blah blah blah to systems software resources to add the repositories manualy but i found another way thank