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denemehi00:10
denemewhy kubuntu default irc client quassel ?00:11
tsimpsonbecause during the transition to KDE 4.x Konversation did not have a working KDE 4 port00:11
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ObuntuHi All! any idea about nbr2mp4 converter from cisco.. it  does not generate the output file and does not give an error either01:28
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Noskcaj is there a "powered by kubuntu" sticker?02:37
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James_m_Hi04:49
Graf_WesterholtHi, James_m_.04:50
James_m_I have accidentally done sth to the taskbar and the icons from the left have moved to the right. Worse, the icons showing active programs have disappeared. How can I fix it?04:51
James_m_Well, removing and adding panels :). But the panels is at the top of the screen now, how can I place it at the bottom of it?04:53
James_m_Well. Screen Edge :)04:54
Graf_WesterholtJames_m_, just add the task manager to the pannel again.04:55
James_m_yes, I had already done it :)04:55
Graf_WesterholtJames_m_, so why do you ask here?04:59
James_m_Graf_Westerholt: simply you responded but I had found the solution before. See above04:59
Graf_WesterholtJames_m_, you did not write that you found the solution.05:00
James_m_what?05:00
Graf_WesterholtDo you not understand what I write?05:00
James_m_"Well, removing and adding panels :). But the panels is at the top of the screen now, how can I place it at the bottom of it? " Well. Screen Edge :)"05:00
James_m_I had written that I had found.05:01
James_m_OK, anyway, thx05:01
Graf_Westerholt" Well. Screen Edge :)" is no statement.05:01
Graf_WesterholtPlease learn to communicate.05:01
tsimpsonplease let's drop it now05:02
James_m_"Your father (plan) plans to pick you up after school today at 3:00 o'clock. He (meet)  you across the street near the ice cream shop. If something happens and he cannot be there, I (pick) will pick you up instead. " - what would you choice?05:08
tsimpsonJames_m_: what?05:09
James_m_sorry05:09
James_m_not this channel05:10
tsimpsonok05:10
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afterlightΓεια σε ολους07:02
afterlight:D07:02
tsimpson!gr | afterlight07:03
ubottuafterlight: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές  /  #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes07:03
afterlighto thank you so much07:03
afterlight:D07:03
afterlightbut not many people are in those chanels07:04
puffI accidentally pressed some key combination and all my apps disappeared. Alt-tab doesn't show any other apps, but top shows chrome is still running...07:07
valoriepuff, does alt-f2 > krunner > chrome bring up chrome?07:12
puffvalorie: It brings up a new chrome window.07:14
valorie:(07:16
Graf_WesterholtHi, valorie.07:25
valoriehi Graf_Westerholt07:28
valorielove your 'nym07:29
Graf_WesterholtSorry?07:29
valorieyour nick07:29
valorieare you actually a Westerholt?07:30
Graf_Westerholtah ok. Thx. :)07:30
Graf_WesterholtNo. It ist just a nick.07:30
valorieand I like it07:30
valorievery noble07:30
Graf_WesterholtWesterholt exists here.07:30
Graf_WesterholtIt is a hidden connect to my town. ;)07:31
valorieI used to genealogy, and my husband is a Zimmerman07:31
valorieso I've done some German work07:31
valorieI mean, I used to do genealogy research07:32
Graf_WesterholtWhy?07:32
valorieand may start up again one of these days07:32
valorieI have some friends in Germany who find all kinds of interesting information07:32
valoriewhy do I do the research?07:32
valorietwo reasons, I think: it's like solving a lot of little mysteries07:33
valorieand I like the way it weaves my family into the larger history07:33
Graf_Westerholtok07:34
valoriesec07:34
Graf_WesterholtI know the names of the ancestors of my mothers parents. But it is only names.07:34
lordievaderGood morning.08:00
valorieGraf_Westerholt: sorry to disappear on you like that08:02
Graf_WesterholtNo problem.08:02
valoriethe fun is in seeking out the stories, or at least placing them in their own cultural and historical context08:03
Graf_Westerholtok08:04
valorieI originally started when I found a mystery, and just couldn't stop looking for more08:05
valoriewhen I started working in free software, I felt myself pulled in the same way08:06
valorieand the community here is more fun08:07
Graf_Westerholtok :)08:08
Graf_WesterholtI am more interested in living people.08:11
valoriesure; I also wanted to understand my parents and why they raised us as they did, etc.08:12
valorieand in a way, it all ends up with me, so it's rather selfish, really08:12
Graf_WesterholtAll is selfish. ;)08:14
valorieyup!08:17
Graf_WesterholtIt is all evolution.08:18
valoriesure, and choices along the way, some conscious, and some not so much08:21
Graf_WesterholtYes.08:23
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georgelappieshi all, what can one use to copy songs to an ipad2 in KDE?09:43
thelionroarsdropbox?09:45
georgelappiesdropbox? isn't there a way to do it with some app? I don't have uncapped bandwith unfortunatly09:46
thelionroarsI was given an ipad4, and realised quickly that it's very closed. You can't even access a file manager. I'm not sure if itunes allows you to transfer files that haven't been bought from their store... if it is you might be able to get it working in wine.10:08
thelionroarsAssuming you have a LAN, you could also buy an SSH app that does SFTP, and set up sshd on kubuntu.10:09
thelionroarsI'm not aware of any free ssh apps on ios products (yet).10:09
foobArrrkubuntu 12.04: I disabled switching off the display in System Settings -> Power Management, and I disabled the screensaver. however after a minute or so of inactivity the screen goes black.10:09
thelionroarsIt might be System Settings>Display and Monitor>Screen Locker  foobArrr10:12
foobArrrI don't see Screen Locker in Display and Monitor10:13
thelionroarsok, might be only in later versions. It appears on the left side of the screen in 13.04, under 'Display Configuration' Icon10:15
BluesKajHiyas all10:35
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HansImGlueckMoin10:45
HansImGlueckHi @ll10:45
lordievaderHey HansImGlueck10:46
HansImGlueckhello vader :)11:02
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shirleycan anyone help me with extremely low volume in kubuntu 13.04?15:26
lovethang_Hi folks, I have a Kubuntu VM that has an encrypted home directory on.  The entire OS has fallen apart at the hinges, and I am desperate to get my data off.  I have no access to login to KDE, how can I quickly achieve an early console before X launches please?15:30
BluesKajlovethang_, at the login don't login , just do ctrl+alt+F1 to F6 which gives you a TTY shell , like a terminal15:33
BluesKajthen you login15:33
lovethang_Unfortunately this is a VM and my local KDE is intercepting those ¬_¬15:33
BluesKajoh , kubuntu the guest OS ?15:34
lovethang_Yes15:35
BluesKajdid you install guest additions ?15:35
lovethang_Yes15:36
lovethang_That's when the display issues started15:36
lovethang_It's a MESS15:36
BluesKajthat should give you drag and drop between OSs15:36
lovethang_I have no GUI15:36
BluesKajso it's not the VM at fault it's your boot ?15:37
lovethang_No, the VM is messed15:37
lovethang_Like seriously messed up15:37
lovethang_Like Perez Hilton15:37
lovethang_I am desperate to get my data off it from the encrypted partition15:37
BluesKajok , the encrypted partition is where ?15:38
lovethang_In the guest OS on /dev/sda-something I should imagine15:38
lovethang_I don't know exactly where, it didn't ask me15:38
lovethang_I don't even know what format the disk is encrypted in15:39
lovethang_Maybe LUKS?  I also think there's some LVM in there too15:39
BluesKajthat's beyond my scope , have no experience with that15:39
BluesKajsorry15:39
lovethang_I have no experience of anything Ubuntu15:40
lovethang_It tried to hold my hand to help but all it did was drag me in to hell15:40
lovethang_If I SSH in to the VM will it give me access to this encrypted drive?  I could just scp everything out15:41
lovethang_I have been reluctant to try anything yet for fear of making it worse15:41
BluesKajBest to ask in #ubuntu , doubt that it's kde relate , even if it is there ppl there with alot of knowledge about all things 'buntu15:42
lovethang_Yes15:42
monkeyjuicewill a vm machice have its own boot loader?15:43
lovethang_I can't believe how wrong this has all gone so quickly.  It's worse than the time I was trying to install water cooling in to a server ¬_¬15:43
lovethang_monkeyjuice: Yes it's just like an ordinary OS15:44
monkeyjuiceso can you get to that and command line?15:44
monkeyjuiceim guess so ;)15:44
lovethang_Of course I can start the VM, just when it gets to loading X there is something horribly awry and it becomes unresonsive15:45
lovethang_I need to stop it getting to X and salvage my data in the encrypted home directory15:45
NickNaklovethang_: After you start the VM, hold down Shift.  If that gives you the bootloader menu you can select the recovery option16:00
BluesKajVMs boot off the host OS, monkeyjuice16:00
BluesKajat last mine does , it's virtualbox16:03
lovethang_BluesKaj: Thanks kindly this is what I needed16:04
BluesKajlovethang_, VMs run within the host OS , they aren't separate like ordinary OSs16:06
lovethang_BluesKaj: I am fully aware of VMs, I run about 80 or so in both private and public clouds lol16:06
BluesKajok then , bbl...16:07
lovethang_And yes they are separate to the host (to a lesser or greater degree depending on the type of hypervisor) but to all intents and purposes is separate ¬_¬16:08
lovethang_ty16:08
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POISIONED-_-COMPOO?!16:18
POISIONED-_-COMPHELLO ANY BODY HERE16:18
soeefew16:20
POISIONED-_-COMPP,-_-16:20
POISIONED-_-COMPKUBUNTU IS BETTER THAN LINUX MINT 916:22
POISIONED-_-COMPUU HELLO, IM LONELY AGAIN16:23
POISIONED-_-COMPHUU? THIS PLACE IS LONELYER THAN #LINUXMINT-HELP/CHAT16:26
soeepls stop using uppercase and you are here for help? you did not asked anything16:27
POISIONED-_-COMPNO16:27
POISIONED-_-COMPbetter?16:28
soeeyes16:28
POISIONED-_-COMPok16:28
POISIONED-_-COMPman this place is so quiet!16:29
soeewell Kubuntu works fine so there are no users that having problems :)16:30
POISIONED-_-COMPwell im new to kubuntu so,it goes with the show16:32
POISIONED-_-COMPi use to run linux mint 9 which went expired on april 1st.16:33
BluesKajPOISIONED-_-COMP, so are you some kind of side-show with the capitalized nick :)16:34
POISIONED-_-COMPuu i guess so16:34
BluesKajdo you have a question ?16:35
POISIONED-_-COMPanyway my full nick is poisioned-_-computer16:35
POISIONED-_-COMPand no i dont have a question16:36
yofel!ot | POISIONED-_-COMP16:36
ubottuPOISIONED-_-COMP: #kubuntu is the official Kubuntu support channel, for all Kubuntu-related support questions. Please use #kubuntu-offtopic for general chatter. Thanks!16:36
luisphysicsIs there anyone who can help me find a way to have kubuntu recognize my toshiba x205 sli keyboard layout and buttons. It works fine on ubuntu.16:41
luisphysicsIs there anyone who can help me find a way to have kubuntu recognize my toshiba x205 sli keyboard layout and buttons. It works fine on ubuntu.16:44
luisphysicsIs there anyone who can help me find a way to have kubuntu recognize my toshiba x205 sli keyboard layout and buttons. It works fine on ubuntu.16:47
BluesKajluisphysics, kmenu>computer>system settings>input devices> keyboard>layouts>keyboard model16:48
luisphysicsBlueskaj I don't see keyboard model16:50
luisphysicsin the layouts16:50
luisphysicsI see it in hardware16:50
BluesKajok fine look there16:51
luisphysicsThere is only one toshiba option but it doesn't work. I was originally on the generic 10416:51
luisphysicsand that didn't work either. is there a way to download more keyboard models16:52
luisphysicsIs there anyone who can help me find a way to have kubuntu recognize my toshiba satilite x205 sli keyboard layout and buttons. It works fine on ubuntu.16:57
soeeluisphysics, what do you aske same question all the time? if someone is able to help you hell do it17:02
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Graf_WesterholtAnyone an idea how I can get back my menus in kgpg key management? http://media.cdn.ubuntu-de.org/forum/attachments/14/24/5723157-KGpg_ohne_Menu.png17:13
alvarushello17:17
alvarusi cant setup my gf 9600gt video card17:18
alvarusany help?17:19
soeealvarus, what exactly cant setup ?17:20
alvarusi cant to use my video card ,  i need the correct video driver17:21
alvarusbut the old video card gf 6600 , work fine17:23
alvarus:(17:23
alvarusi dont know the right setup17:25
alvarusexcuse me my english soee17:27
soeedid you checked for propriety drivers and hava one installed ?17:27
alvarusyes , but then a couple of minutes ,  i have a wonderfull crash17:30
alvarusor freeze screen17:31
alvarusnow i have an old gf 6600 video card17:34
alvarusnouveau driver17:37
Graf_WesterholtAnyone an idea how I can get back my menus in kgpg key management? http://media.cdn.ubuntu-de.org/forum/attachments/14/24/5723157-KGpg_ohne_Menu.png17:46
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m_tadeuhi everyone...is there a way to login using the fingerprint reader?18:47
dylan__Hello. When I import my own music (.mp3 files) to Jampal, not all of them go in the list. I'm not sure why this is, or if it can get fixed, but I really want to listen to all of my music and not just a few songs.18:47
lorddeltaHey. how's everyone's day going? *ping*19:02
lordievaderHey lorddelta19:04
ahoneybunlordievader: yo19:08
lordievaderahoneybun: Hey, how are you?19:09
ahoneybunlordievader: ok, you?19:09
lordievaderDoing ok, I guess.19:10
lorddeltaheyahoneybun? :D19:15
lorddeltaDoes anyone in here know much about the linux sound stack? I have a peculiar problem and I don't think its really kubuntu related.19:16
lordievaderlorddelta: You could try #alsa or #pulseaudio, I bet they know about the linux sound stack.19:19
lorddeltaI know.19:21
lorddeltaBut when 5 or six different audio systems are possibly involved, its never easy to know where to turnhttp://tuxradar.com/content/how-it-works-linux-audio-explained19:22
lorddeltaSo an audio guru is preferred.19:22
lorddeltaAlso its always a possibility that the distro provider has some debugging tricks up their sleeves that the sourcing developers don't have access to.19:23
lorddeltaI can personally attest that I have 7 of the 9 systems shown in that diagram installed.19:24
lorddeltaPossibly 8, I can't remember if anything is using Jack on here...19:24
lordievaderlorddelta: You might also want to ask around in #ubuntu, for as far as I know Kubuntu doesn't change the audio system they get from Ubuntu/KDE.19:27
lorddeltalordievader: I think Kubuntu is smarter :P19:27
lorddeltabut sure19:27
BluesKajlorddelta, depends how you are using the audio options on kubuntu to figiure which appraoch to take for your issue(s)19:27
BluesKajinstructions to setup audio on ubuntu gui-wise is very differnt than kubuntu19:29
lorddeltaBluesKaj: my tried and true recoveries having failed (restarting pulseaudio and init-ing alsa), kmix works like a charm, but an apparently random class of audio applications (such as aplay, and vlc, and flash player on chrome) fail. Xine is the default backend used by kmix, gstreamer is installed but doesn't seem to work any worse/better. So something like kmix->xine->pulseaudio->alsa->???->hardware driver which refuses to unload because something is u19:31
lorddeltaOh and I think I have OSS on here on account of having Csound installed...19:31
lorddeltaThere is foul play afoot here (bug in a driver somewhere) as it a wine application was responsible for causing this nebulous and shattered state of affairs (aplay works, but 'stutters' as if there is a buffering problem, which makes no sense to me)19:33
lorddeltaI am sure simply logging in/out of the system (or rebooting) would fix the issue, but I want to track down the bug so that I can fix it or report it to someone with more time than me.19:35
BluesKajlorddelta, I don't bother much with kmix/xine , I concentrate my efforts on alsamixer , pavucontrol19:36
BluesKajwhat's your soundcard ?19:37
lorddeltahda-intel, lemme grab a lspci19:38
lorddeltais '00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)' helpful to you?19:39
lorddeltaonly thing that came up in lspci19:40
lorddeltaChip: IDT 92HD81B1C5  (from alsamixer)19:40
shadeslayerxine ?!?!?!19:45
shadeslayerthat stuff be deprecated19:45
lorddeltashadeslayer: plasmoid volume ctl -> right click -> audio setup -> phonon kde control module -> backend -> xine/gstreamer19:46
lorddeltaThat stuff be working ;)19:47
shadeslayerxine is not supported, only gst and vlc19:48
shadeslayer+ are supported19:48
lorddeltaMayhaps you are running 13.04?19:48
lorddeltaphonon: v.419:49
shadeslayereh, I don't think xine is supported on any supported kubuntu release19:49
lorddeltav.4.7.019:49
shadeslayer!info phonon-backend-xine19:49
ubottuPackage phonon-backend-xine does not exist in raring19:49
lorddeltaI have 4 different backends in my pkg manager19:49
shadeslayer!info phonon-backend-xine lucid19:49
lorddeltagstreamer, mplayer, vlc, xine19:50
ubottuphonon-backend-xine (source: phonon-backends): Phonon Xine 1.1.x backend. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.4.0-0ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 136 kB, installed size 580 kB19:50
lorddeltaAnyways as vlc isn't working I'm not exactly raring to switch to that backend atm.19:50
lorddelta*not working from cmd line* at least19:51
lorddeltaworks from the gui front end19:51
BluesKajlorddelta, I suppose you modprobed the snd-hda-intel driver , but you can also addit to the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf like so : options snd-hda-intel index=019:52
shadeslayerlorddelta: what release are you running?19:52
shadeslayerrelease of kubuntu19:52
lorddeltaSupposedly 12.04.2 LTS19:53
shadeslayercheck using lsb_release ?19:53
lorddelta'Description:Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS'19:54
lorddelta...not sure if that's supposed to have a 'Kubuntu' before it.19:54
shadeslayerI suppose its an upgraded machine19:54
BluesKajvlc backend is ok , but I haeven't seen any advantages in the later kubuntu releases19:54
shadeslayernot really, ubuntu in this case refers to the base os, shared across all flavors19:55
shadeslayerlorddelta: please remove the xine packages , not sure about mplayer19:55
shadeslayernever heard of that backend19:55
BluesKajyeah the irelease info ignores the desktops19:55
lorddeltashadeslayer: may I ask why?19:56
lorddeltaWhat's wrong with it?19:56
lorddeltaIt seems to work...19:56
shadeslayerlorddelta: its deprecated I.e. not supported anymore19:56
BluesKaj shadeslayer, one can use the vlc backend in phonon in place of gstreamer if you wish19:57
lorddeltaI understand....but unless you think it is interfering with aplay (which is an alsa-utils utility for playing with alsa)19:57
lorddeltaIts not the problem, so its deprecation is irrelevant, yes?19:58
BluesKajxine never worked for me in kde19:58
shadeslayerdoubt its interfering with aplay, aplay does not go through phonon19:59
shadeslayerBluesKaj: sure, just saying that KDE doesn't support xine anymore19:59
lorddelta...I'll install the vlc backend if it makes you happy, but I won't uninstall, merely configure to use the vlc. Keeping multiple packages around has saved my @ss before.19:59
* lorddelta installs the debug symbols as well20:01
BluesKajlorddelta,  no need to install vlc back end just because I mentioned it , it's an option if gstreamer acts up20:04
lorddelta*shrug* already done, I'll leave it be.20:04
lorddeltaAnd yes, its an alsa problem, pulseaudio works in vlc, alsa does not in vlc20:05
lorddeltaHow does that work? I thought pulseaudio wrote to alsa?20:05
BluesKajlorddelta, as long as you aren't using a usb outboard soundcard then vlc backend should work well20:05
lorddeltaNo usb soundcard atm. I do have one, but its not in use atm.20:07
lorddeltaDoes vlc not support 5.1 surround sound via usb?20:08
BluesKajlorddelta, pulse doesn't always write or link to alsa , try webaudio without pulse like youtube ...I just as son not have deal with pulse because it's just another layer of processing in the analog domain that mucks up the sound quality20:08
BluesKajbut we have to live with it20:09
BluesKajlorddelta, there wre some issues with usb and vlc backend in phonon20:10
lorddeltaBluesKaj: well, youtube works. chrome://plugins shows that I have flash player (11.7) and vlc web plugin, as well as widevine (same version as the vlc player which works) installed. Only alsa doesn't seem to work. AFAIK, setting the backend in the VLC gui sets the settings globably, so pulseaudio: 1, alsa: 0 You mentioned getting webaudio 'without pulse'? How do I do that?20:17
BluesKajyou don't , that's my grievance about the mucked up audio in kubuntu, we could get webaudio without pulse at one timew when alsa was being updated and maintained , now it's mostly an after thought20:19
lorddeltaSo, what, does pulseaudio speak directly to hardware drivers these days?20:21
lorddeltaOr is it speaking to a sneaky OSS module somewhere?20:21
lorddeltaFlash works in FF too20:25
BluesKajyes , alsa20:25
lorddeltapulseaudio -> alsa?20:25
BluesKajyes20:25
BluesKajit rides on top so to speak20:26
lorddelta...so why doesn't aplay work...still...20:26
BluesKajlorddelta,  I just use aplay -l to list the hardware20:27
* lorddelta tries a different terminal, hwo knows20:27
lorddeltapaplay doesn't work either...odd20:28
lordievaderlorddelta: It might be that PA keeps the hardware hostage.20:28
lorddeltalordievader: its still a bug then20:29
lordievaderlorddelta: No, that is simply the way Alsa is.20:29
lorddeltaI used aplay a day or so ago to play a couple sounds20:29
lorddeltaThe new behavior is a result of a program malfunctioning in wine20:29
lordievaderThat is why PA was invented, so multiple sources could have access to the sound system.20:29
BluesKajlorddelta, yes I think pulse has a grip on the inputs and outputs and flash audio and alsa can't communicate without pulse20:30
BluesKajerr lordievader ^20:30
lorddeltaAt any rate logically, the problem goes like so: A) either PA truly functions as you say and there is a flaw with it's 'grip' as apparently other applications can bypass it, and cause random havoc when PA runs some check (of which I don't see any evidence in the system logs) or B) aplay has been trashed somehow, while the PA system remains untouched.20:34
lorddeltaI am looking through apport and seeing memory access failures during some vlc launches, but that is the only time I see anything that sounds like scenario A)20:35
lorddeltalordievader: furthermore, how does that make sense when paplay (pulseaudio's utility to play sound) fails with a "failed to open audio file" error?20:36
BigWigSemi irritating problem with the kde lower left hand application menu: It always thinks I want to drag icons around when I leave it.20:48
m_tadeuwell...I have 2 laptops with the same timezone and different times...why is this happening?21:08
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lorddeltam_tadeu: have you tried updating the times manually?21:37
lorddeltathe bios clock can be unreliable and sometimes the internet time will not update itself, so if that fixes it, there's your problem.21:37
lorddeltaBah he left, ruddy IRC client not making it more obvious (sorry for the spam)21:38
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d9500how do i enable mouse cursor in kubuntu active?22:18
Riddelld9500: it's enabled but the theme is a blank one, just change the mouse theme in system settings22:28
d9500and how would i access that?22:29
d9500i can pull down the peek and launch bar, but there is no settings option. it's blank.22:30
d9500apparently others have had this problem too, see stevriley's post on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=214369922:30
d9500actually, Riddell, nevermind. i thought 'forget about it' and deleted the VM. this is 2013; software should just work. if not..on to the next project/distro/package to see if its any better. thanks for your help anyway.22:38
Riddellok, it's a technical preview and not designed for use as a desktop22:39
d9500yeah, and i don't think canonical itself cares much about making plasma active work anyway. they've got their own thing going with ubuntu touch, which i'm looking forward to trying.22:41
Riddelld9500: canonical has nothing to do with plasma active whatsoever22:44
d9500there's not some minimum level of QA that goes into packages which are in the ubuntu archives?22:44
d9500or is it more of "it compiles, let's ship it!" for any packages not in main?22:45
Riddellit's a technical preview, nobody claims it works22:45
d9500makes sense. wonder if i could get it to boot on this ancient motion tablet i have access to....22:46
d9500wait..no. new release require PAE.22:47
d9500anyway, thanks again. later!22:47
lorddelta"software should just work" - yeah, if its not a technical preview - js spoils everyone these days23:20
lorddeltaThen again I think it something of a virtue if you're able to cope with technical problems yourself.23:21
* kaddi just upgraded to 13.1023:21
kaddiand kubuntu managed to install a 32bit package on my 64bit OS <.< breaking the graphical interface23:22
lorddeltakaddi: ? I have all sorts of 32 bit packages on my 64 bit OS. I think the bit problem on Ubuntu resolved itself awhile ago...23:24
kaddiwell this one wouldn't let kde start, so it was a bit annoying23:25
lorddeltaUbuntu was sort of unique for having the problem anyways, linux had been mixing bit widths for years...23:25
lorddeltaAh23:25
kaddiwould only get the message "Could not start D-Bus. Can you call qdbus?"23:25
lorddeltaI see.23:25
kaddiit's actually quite easy to fix.. but i was a bit surprised that kind of stuff is still happening if you upgrade 2 months after realase23:26
kaddithe problem being that the 32bit version of qdbus was installed instead of the 64bit one23:26
lorddeltaI think I had a similar problem recently actually, but it fixed itself when I installed kubuntu-desktop; they forgot to update the repos when KDE switched their apt-repo...I'd recommend you check that you're all switch yourself.23:26
kaddiwhere did they switch to?23:27
lorddelta'deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu precise main23:28
lorddeltadeb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu precise main'23:28
lorddeltaBut I'm using lucid, mind23:28
lorddeltaI don't remember where the url on the kde site is, but I'm sure ifyou googled for it long enough you could find it. :)23:28
kaddiyou're talking about kde3? or why do you need backports?23:28
lorddeltakaddi: its called LTS23:29
lorddeltaI have kde423:30
lorddeltaGood god I don't think anyone still uses kde3, at least I hope not.23:30
kaddithe backport ppa are usually for people that want to use old version of certain applications23:30
kaddilike amarok 1.4 or kde 323:31
lorddeltaYeah, they moved the main sources for kubuntu (if you were on LTS at least) and so I was only getting half the updates.23:31
kaddithat's why I'm a bit confused, as to why those should now be necessary for a kubuntu install23:31
kaddiah23:31
lorddeltabackports are still updated23:32
kaddiyes23:32
kaddii've used them in the past for amarok 1.4, for example23:32
lorddeltaAnyways my point is that, considering they didn't handle the move properly, they may well have screwed up some other packaging.23:32
lorddelta9 times out of ten whenever I've had a software problem in ubuntu its been because I've had a problem with the wrong (or too beta) version of a repo being installed.23:34
kaddihehe, yeah.. i've moved away from that as well23:34
kaddithe times where I had to use it are over luckily and they weren't fun23:34
kaddilol23:34
lorddelta...well...you ARE in the kubuntu channel, so I hope you know you are getting the same ubuntu updates as everyone else, just you have kde instead.23:35
lorddelta(half the time the wrong-version of the software was my fault, not ubuntu's)23:36
kaddieh, yes i know23:37

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