=== paolo is now known as faLUCE === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === ubuntu is now known as Guest6876 === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57 === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [03:42] does anyone here use 13.04? [03:43] !13.04 | kdef [03:43] kdef: Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) will be the 18th release of Ubuntu, Discussion and support until final release in #ubuntu+1 [03:46] hello guys :D [03:48] I am fed up of unity, and today at the library I sat down on one of the public PC's there and the browser was left open to www.kubuntu.org/feature-tour .... BOOM! I was hooked. Reminded me of using KDE like 4 or 5 years ago. [03:48] Definitely sexier and better. :) [03:49] well it is KDE.. Just 4 or 5 years newer.. [03:49] :-P [03:49] Kinda looks like a Mac OS in a way. [03:50] Which release do I download? latest or Long Term Support version? [03:50] depends.. [03:50] is the latest version unstable? [03:51] stable? :D [03:51] Use the LTS if you want it to work and be stable and have support for longer period. [03:51] current release is 12.10, but 13.04 is comming out very soon. [03:52] kubuntu 13.04 adsd support the MTP, which is nice if you got an android smart phone.. [03:52] well meh... since it will be a vbox I'm getting 12.10 :) [03:53] I'm guessing that means, you can put it on such a phone? [03:53] most of the modern andoid phone use MTP to share files.. [03:53] instead of showing up like a USB stick drive.. [03:54] Even though.. they are working on a phone version of the OS.. [03:58] instead of showing up like a usb stick, how will it show up? [04:00] beware, kde is not that good [04:00] I'm disliking it again [04:00] constant bugs and crashes [04:00] dunno what I'll do... might have to look at other distros again :-( [04:18] well jeez [04:18] its a vbox :) [04:18] I think its the only thing that looks as close to a Mac OSX system right? === DouglasK is now known as DouglasKAway === spawn57 is now known as spawn[dead] === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57 [05:30] If I install multiple backend for akonadi it it going to work any faster on Ubuntu 12.04 ?? Or it start conflicting with each other (mysql vs postgresql) ? [05:31] hello ! anyone ? Im very sure on Kubuntu nepomuk server starts automatically.. [05:34] Anyone alive ?!! [05:35] video/x-surface decoder [06:26] I do think you can ask in #ubuntu too (i think its a general channell?) dude I have no idea though [06:41] sw0rdfish: not about Akonadi, that is KDE specific [06:41] but he could have waited a little longer... [06:42] I see. === spawn57 is now known as spawn[dead] [07:07] HI [07:08] Which program is compatible usb live / work with kubuntu 13.04 beta 2? [07:08] I can not fire live DVD / CD [07:10] It seems to me that the options for the elderly UEFI BIOS is a problem. [07:14] Why would someone iso, since most still use the flash drive [07:16] I suggest you give up the images isp. I do live usb pendrive [07:55] Good morning [08:43] hello all. [08:43] Let me first say, I LOVE KUBUNTU [08:43] me too, sivang [08:44] nice to hear again [08:44] valorie: :) where is the right link to download an USB stick image for installation? [08:45] * sivang ponders where is the kind jriddel [08:45] (aka Jonathan Riddel) [08:45] sivang, you just download the image in cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases [08:45] Riddell, ^:P [08:45] sivang: I've always zsynced or torrented the ISO, and created it from that [08:45] sivang: You can simply use the normal desktop images, then you can make a usb image with something like Unetbootin. [08:45] valorie: and what are the links on the site directing to? [08:46] using the kubuntu live usb creator [08:46] lordievader: oh, that's what I get in the web site download link [08:46] there are zsync, rsync and torrent links all [08:46] valorie: yes, okay, so I'll do just that. I'm a bit traomatized of getting ubuntu-desktop and unity packages after having installed ubuntu and then trying to mold it back to kubuntu [08:46] ugh [08:46] I hate having all that extra gtk stuff [08:46] sivang: Understandable ;) [08:47] valorie: a pain and a slow down [08:47] kubuntu is SO darn fast [08:47] so the regular download link in the website should do yes? [08:48] ah right, it's a 900MB~ download, pop it on your stick with the disk creator and you;'re done. [08:48] sure, and remember that if you don't want to do it via your browser, you can use wget [08:48] much faster [08:49] valorie: good point, also not risking downloads stopping if Chrome crashes (which it does) [08:49] wget can resume, too [08:49] it's a great tool [08:52] yep, it is. [08:52] I'm downloading, thank you good people. Wish I had time to contribute back. Perhaps this will also happen in this life ;) [08:52] (Riddel would love me to join, he's a very close and dear friend to me) [08:53] sivang: likewise but only if you spell my name right :) [08:53] Riddell: I'm sorry! I am terrible at being good spelling Scottish names ;) [08:53] Riddell it is, then. [08:53] :) [08:53] * Riddell hugs sivang [08:54] * sivang double hugs Riddell back [08:56] sivang: just R [08:56] ;-) [08:57] you'll always spell it right then [08:57] valorie: I just try and if it doesn't show anything I spell it myself ;) [08:58] lol === jtheuer_ is now known as jtheuer [08:58] one should note, real women/men know how to spell right! hehe [08:58] ah, just tab gives you the last person who spoke in the chan [08:59] hmm, that expalins stuff [08:59] I know how to spell, but I'm a bit lazy [08:59] sure, I was trying to joke [08:59] ;) [08:59] :-) [08:59] valorie: 'R' is like right shift? [09:00] lol, yes [09:00] a small r works too [09:00] does not work here, strange [09:01] I use irssi [09:01] Does that mean the majority of IRC is virtual? As they use tab to spell? [09:01] ah, boo [09:01] * sivang is old fashined [09:01] lordievader: how else would one get the spelling of your nick correct? [09:01] Anyhow this is getting offtopic, perhaps a move to #kubuntu-offtopic would be in order. [09:01] konversation rulez! [09:01] sorry [09:02] again, thank you good people. === lavender is now known as lavendersenkensh === lavendersenkensh is now known as Senkensha === webanywhere is now known as SymeonT [10:48] need help ovah here! [10:51] oh cmon! [10:55] !ask | DonVukodlak [10:55] DonVukodlak: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [10:56] waht? [10:57] DonVukodlak: Calling out that you need help isn't very usefull, state your problem. If one know the answer they will reply. [10:57] !pm | DonVukodlak [10:57] DonVukodlak: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. [10:58] talk to me in this channel [10:58] dont pm me [10:58] DonVukodlak: I didn't... you did. [10:59] DonVukodlak: But anyhow, state your problem. [11:00] ok. so i installed kubuntu with wubi [11:00] restarted the system [11:00] bootscreen [11:00] then blackscreen for about 10 minutes [11:01] rebooted my sys [11:02] and again the same problem. but, with some errors about root [11:03] DonVukodlak: Wubi is a mess, it would be better to install Kubuntu in a VM or do a 'real' install. [11:04] i have a notebook [11:04] i hate vm [11:04] real install? [11:05] DonVukodlak: Make a live-usb/live-cd, boot from there and install Kubuntu in the way it is ment to be installed. [11:05] oh gonna try that next time. thx! === Nbhat_ is now known as Nbhat [11:05] but the drivers... === DouglasKAway is now known as DouglasK [11:07] DonVukodlak: I'm sorry I need to go, but I'm sure there are other people who can assist you. [11:16] Hey all [11:26] What is the best dark/black color scheme? [11:26] !best [11:26] Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. === me is now known as Guest31757 === simion314_ is now known as simion314 [13:06] has anybody used fontforge? [13:07] or do you recommend annother program for editing fonts [13:07] ? === crazydude101 is now known as RamchandraApte [14:19] Sometimes X crashes and sends me back to lightdm [14:19] this includes skyping with video (only with certain contacts!) [14:20] anyone know what might be causing this? [14:43] It seems my default system font upon installation is really, really tiny. How to change that? [14:49] I found it, thanks. [14:53] !bestbot [14:53] Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. [14:57] For some reason Dolphin look has bunged up, Here is what I mean, if I click the Dolphin browser launcher, it looks normal. Insome programs if it uses Dolphin to browse files, it looks reall, really bad, almost like it is opening a wine version. What may be causing this? [15:04] bjrohan_, did you notice that the ugly files require root permissions ? [15:05] BluesKaj: Nope, not in anything that requires root. The program opening Dolphin is not a wine program either. I have a screenshot, trying to find a place to post it [15:05] try imagebin [15:06] http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/802/dolphinversions.jpg/ [15:07] Sublime text 2 is the program in this case [15:15] BluesKaj: Another instance, I am using LibreOffice, and when I open up an file dialog, it looks like the crappy version of Dolphin, not the one that I expect [15:21] bjrohan_, the method I used was to open system settings with krunner kdesudo systemsettings and set the themes,fonts etc as I did with user permissions and that solved my ugly problem with some files [15:24] actually not just some files i guess . I didn't have anymore ugly files after that === ivan_ is now known as Guest69508 [15:53] Good afternoon === smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === clay_doh is now known as claydoh === snitty is now known as napterk === akshay_ is now known as akshay_r === llada_ is now known as llada === nmmm_ is now known as nmmm === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === jesus is now known as Guest86547 [18:01] hello i search a tool which compares files and folders with subfolders and output the differences, would take a command too if the results easyly readable [18:02] searched google and ubuntu.com and package managment but didnt find something for me === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y [18:57] Good evening === kubuntu is now known as Guest44716 === akshay_ is now known as akshay_r [19:28] I've edited the font URW Chancery L - Medi Ital and added the Romanian characters. I found the file in /usr/share/ghostscript/~current/Resource/Fonts/ I saved it, but I still can't use those characters. I've changed the font encoding to unicode (It did not support the characters before that). Do I have to reboot so that I can use that font? === webanywhere is now known as SymeonT [19:32] I'm rebooting BBL [19:41] hi all [20:02] any help on font editing please? [20:06] ovidiu-florin, that depends on what you mean by editing fonts [20:08] I want to edit the font URW Chancery L to add the romanian characters [20:09] the characters are: ăĂșȘțȚ that is with comma below not sedilla [20:11] I don't know where that font is stored int he system [20:15] system settings>Font Management>SystemFonts , ovidiu-florin === hays_ is now known as hays [20:21] BluesKaj: how do I get the file location from there? [20:23] kmenu>computer>system settings>Font Management>SystemFonts , ovidiu-florin [20:24] I got there [20:24] but how do I find the font file location? [20:24] I can find the font there , but where's the file in the filesystem? === DouglasK is now known as All === All is now known as DouglasK [20:28] ovidiu-florin, choose a font right click on 'system fonts' and export to the file [20:33] Arghh, I'm pretty damn certain I'm running fglrx, yet I cannot for the life of me get anything that uses OpenCL to run. [20:37] keithzg_, give us an example [20:39] BluesKaj: well, bitcoin miners like cgminer and poclbm (I also can't compile the SDK examples, but that could be unrelated) [20:40] do you have OpenGL chosen in system settings>desktop effects>advance>composting type? [20:40] bitcoin miners ? [20:40] BluesKaj: to be honest I'm trying remotely on the respective machines. [20:46] BluesKaj: I've found the font file /usr/share/fonts/type1/gsfonts/z003034l.pfb I've edited it with fontforge and saved it. Do I ahve to reboot to see the changes? [20:46] Sigh. Nothing ever seems to go right when it involves corporation-produced software that isn't even properly packaged. I'm sure the issue is the AMD "APP" SDK nonsense. [20:47] * keithzg_ should probably just upgrade to 13.04 already since Bug #1048036 may be part of this mess [20:47] bug 1048036 in pyopencl (Ubuntu Quantal) "Python OpenCL cannot be installed in 12.10 due to unmet dependencies" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1048036 [20:48] ovidiu-florin, perhaps , not sure === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away [20:51] * ovidiu-florin is eating salty peanuts [20:51] keithzg_, I'm not very knowledgable about ati graphics , it's been a while since I've used them === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === ed_ is now known as ed34564 === DouglasK is now known as DouglasKAway [21:05] BluesKaj: Fair enough. I wish I could figure this out . . . "amdconfig --list-adapters" looks fine, but "clinfo | grep Board" returns zilch. Arghh. [21:17] Aha! http://devgurus.amd.com/thread/160693 makes it sound like it's a problem with me trying to run it remotely/headless, and indeed, adding a script to /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf that runs "xhost +" upon display setup seems to have fixed it. [21:24] keithzg_, nice find ! :) === laptop is now known as scotty56 [21:30] jmimkimkmo [21:31] oops [21:31] When a program is install through muon software center, like deluge, where is it in the file system if I wanted to make it a defualt program? [21:32] installed* [21:32] kitzune: Usually programs go to /usr/share, their binaries are usually in /usr/bin. [21:34] kitzune: usually you don't need to know where it is to make it a default; just use the actuall command, if you need to do it manually (for deluge, I think just "deluge" would work, no path necessary) [21:37] Perfect :) thanks very much [21:43] kitzune: No problem, you can also use "whereis deluge". [21:44] But as keithzg_ said, if the program is in your path there is no need to type the full path ;) [21:48] m === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === Babbu is now known as BiggestDouche === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === rafael is now known as Guest17394