=== GiGaHuRtZ is now known as EdSnowden === EdSnowden is now known as GiGaHuRtZ === juan_ is now known as juancarlospaco === peter is now known as nessgeek === kristjan is now known as Guest43944 [03:38] I just found the search & launch feature. [03:38] oh my god whoever helped make that possible, THANK YOU [03:39] There needs to be a "Thanks" form to fill out or som ething xD [03:39] something* [03:39] Normally, thanks is expressed by sending an email to Riddell :P [03:43] alfonsojon: you mean alt+f2? [03:43] aka krunner [03:44] if so, I agree that is is uber-awesome [03:55] I like alt-f2 [03:55] love it [03:55] It's better than just about every other DE's alt-f2 function [03:55] I'm talking about the Search & Launch desktop UI [03:59] ah, ok [05:19] Hey JontheEchidna [05:19] Oops, not here:P === HandheldPenguin` is now known as handheldpenguin [06:42] hello [06:51] and now a crash .( === patrick is now known as Guest79159 [07:30] Good morning. === max is now known as Guest6643 === akshay_ is now known as akshay_r === sylvain_ is now known as T0or [08:12] how i can prevent akonadi crashing my computer ...? === zipper is now known as Guest36504 === Abd_Allatif_ is now known as Abd_Allatif === zipper is now known as Guest74261 [11:22] Hiyas all === moji_ is now known as moji === moji is now known as moji_ === moji_ is now known as moji === moji is now known as moji_ === moji_ is now known as moji === moji_ is now known as moji [12:33] hey guys I am on ubuntu 13.04 with nvidia g73 and cannot enable fastwrites and SBA [12:34] coz_, SBA? [12:34] BluesKaj: Side Band Adressing [12:35] coz_, which nvidia driver ? [12:36] BluesKaj: this is an old agp slot card,, was easy to enable these prior to 12.04 but noticed yesterday I cannot enable the "method" i used to use [12:38] does the nvidia-current driver run it ? === goodtime_ is now known as goodtime [12:39] BluesKaj: yes it does [12:40] what is side band addressing ? , never heard of it [12:40] BluesKaj: let me get link , hold on [12:40] coz_,^ [12:43] BluesKaj: sorry cant find link but this: Sideband Addressing is an AGP feature which allows additional channels to transmit data between the video card and the rest of the system. [12:44] BluesKaj: enabling both, speeds up the video quite a bit === mydogsnameisrudy is now known as rudyismydog [12:46] coz_, i found an expalnation , looks like agp should never have been dropped in favour od pcix [12:47] BluesKaj: oh? "( [12:47] darn [12:47] BluesKaj: ok thanks guy [12:48] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_Graphics_Port [12:48] coz_, at least from what i've read so far , agp seems superior technically [12:49] BluesKaj: sad for older systems,, many clients still have them "( but thanks,, I will see what I can do [12:54] yeah i had an old pc with huge agp video card used by security dept at my workplace ..it handled 8 video cameras , but it was useless to me when I got the pc === moji_ is now known as moji === aam2am_ is now known as michal__ === michal__ is now known as aam2am === max is now known as Guest7360 [14:42] anyone have any experience wiit virtual box I cannot get osx windows dos or win 3.11 installed [14:43] Hi, ehm... I pressed something by accident, I think it was Fn + F11 (or some other key close to F11) and disabled my touchpad. It looks like: http://wstaw.org/m/2013/08/01/plasma-desktopBa1943.png [14:43] What should I do? I'm currently using a regular USB mouse, but I'd like to enable the touchpad again. === kdelxde is now known as Icavot === ^V^ is now known as ^A^ === ^A^ is now known as ^V^ [16:02] Well, I asked in #kde about 15min ago and got no answers (oir even speaking) so I guess I will ask here [16:03] Any suggestions on a program that can search for dupe MP3 files in folders, and delete the things? Preferably GUI, I gounf one, but I donno it doesnt seem to work right or something [16:03] Preferably a QT one, but it doesn't have to be if it does what I need it to [16:04] I found one, called dupeguru, and they have version for all sorts of things, music, pictures etc. I tried out the dupeguru_me (music edition) and it seemed to find all my dupes and stuff, and I asked it to delete, but I donno, didnt seem to work [16:04] I think I may have been doing something wrong, not sure [16:12] Anyone familiar with skype under 13.04 I dont transmit any audio and capture device says none === salvador is now known as [MaDmAn] === teknotika is now known as denk1 === christian is now known as crodriguez === denk1 is now known as teknotika [16:50] Hi, I'm looking for an equivalent to this command with wget [16:50] curl http://setup.roblox.com:80/version.txt [16:51] What's the equivalent in wget? [16:51] (if any?) [16:56] Nevermind, figured it out [16:56] curl http://setup.roblox.com:80/version.txt = wget -O- -q http://setup.roblox.com:80/version.txt === y_ is now known as Guest85621 [17:18] HOW TO mount remote folters using SSH? [17:21] juniormendonca: sshfs [17:22] only and best way? [17:25] juniormendonca: not only, but it's rather simple and working way [17:25] juniormendonca: you can make temporary or permanent mounts with it [17:25] ok... looking for command line. tks [17:25] juniormendonca: you can browse over ssh with Dolphin just fine though [17:33] Hello. I did a kernel upgrade yesterday and upon rebooting, my display is offset by about an inch to the right. I am using my TV with 1920x1080 resolution, and VGA port. Using 'xvidtune' does not help, as it reports any and all changes as "invalid". [17:34] I've also been looking online, but I don't have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf file for my 13.04 installation. [17:34] If it matters, this is for my Asus nettop box (EB1501) [17:47] kubuntu keeps changing the time displayed to UTC [17:47] kubuntu sucks [17:52] kdef: Have you set a timezone? [17:52] !xorgconf draikx [17:53] !xorgconf | draikx [17:53] draikx: The /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is deprecated, but sometimes may still be needed to pass values to specific drivers. Generic xorg.conf generation: http://ubottu.com/y/xorgconf - ATI/AMD ( fglrx driver ) specific: http://ubottu.com/y/atiamd - NVidia ( nvidia driver )specific: http://ubottu.com/y/nvidia man xorg.conf for file structure and syntax. [17:53] This issue seems to only appear with 1920x1080 resolution. I just went down to 1280x1024 and I don't have the offset issue. [17:55] Thank you, genii. I'll give that a try. [18:21] genii: I've fixed it before but it's back to UTC time === matthias_ is now known as Achi11e [19:01] why would my microphone be disabled in kde? I don't see any capture device [19:01] I just tested a ubuntu live cd and I could use my microphone [19:08] can anyone help me? im new to linux and im running kubuntu and i cant seem to play a video it is all choppy and i finly give up === kubuntu is now known as Guest95520 === moji_ is now known as moji === moji_ is now known as moji === peter is now known as Guest19720 === peter_ is now known as Guest40177 [21:48] hola a todos === root_ is now known as IlVanno [23:06] Hi, how can I make my task manager iconified? [23:06] As in remove the text and keep it icon-only [23:07] I have so many windows open at the same time, but I really don't like grouping [23:08] use icon-tasks [23:09] and remove the default one [23:12] thanks [23:12] :D [23:14] Is there a way to make icon-tasks "bigger" though? [23:14] As in add padding to the icons [23:14] it seems squashed. [23:15] increase spacing in the options [23:15] the icons also stretch to the height of the panel === MichaelC is now known as Guest28669 [23:16] I got a problem im not sure how to fix now. By mistake I removed some core packages of KDE when removing something using a wildcard (*), stupid I know, but I caught it as it was trying to remove like 100 things [23:17] It removed like 4 things, not sure exactly what they are, because my first instinct was to close the term [23:18] So then I did a dpkg --congiure -a, then went ahead and tried doing an upgrade, it doesnt want to upgrade anything, but a TON of packages are marked as autoremovable now [23:18] whats weird is the thing I was removing with a wildcard was just wine* [23:20] GiGaHuRtZ: did you try looking at /var/log/apt/history.log and see what happened? [23:20] thanks, i was trying to thing of what log it was [23:21] And now i also learned a good lesson setting tricky aliases [23:21] :) [23:21] I have apt-get aliases to always answer yes [23:21] :P [23:22] wtf, this was the command, apt-get --yes remove wine* [23:22] it should say under that what was actually done [23:22] it tried to remove, fluxgui:amd64 (1.1.8), partitionmanager:amd64 (1.0.3-0ubuntu6), kubuntu-debug-installer:amd64 (13.04ubuntu3), k3b-i18n:amd64 (2.0.2-6ubuntu1), kpat:amd64 (4.10.95-0ubuntu$ [23:22] and more [23:22] that makes no sense [23:22] apt wild cards can be inexplicable sometimes [23:23] ya... [23:23] it was the --yes alioas that hurt me [23:23] i'm sure it all makes sense somehow but… [23:23] ya [23:24] And I must have some that wants policykit-1-gnome (i forget what it may be), but that was to be installed on the same operation [23:24] and since then it hasnt been, weird [23:25] wxl: maybe you can help me [23:25] ? [23:25] I have the HUGE list of packages, but is there some way to figure out what ones /actually/ got removed? [23:25] I mean, the list is so but kate wraps it [23:26] it kills like line length ;limit of 4096 char, lol [23:26] um [23:26] use vim? :) [23:26] it wouldnt matter, thats not the issue [23:26] the issue is, how do I know what like 4 of these things were removede [23:26] one sec, ill paste so you can see [23:26] well if they all say they were removed they probably were [23:26] might be depends [23:27] pretty positive they werentr [23:27] I killed the process, etc [23:27] i.e. your wildcard resulted in 4 removals but they had a bunch of depends each so it actually resulted in a lot more [23:27] no no [23:27] im saying I caught it, after it removed the 4th thing [23:27] oh! [23:28] 1s [23:28] just look at my paste though one sec [23:28] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5938106/ [23:28] /var/log/apt/term.log is the raw output [23:28] heh ubuntu paste garbled it worse than everything else, (vi, kate etc) [23:29] ok thanks [23:29] /var/log/dpkg.log can be helpful too [23:29] that shows the 4 pkgs [23:30] Removing akonadi-facebook ...Removing kde-config-pimactivity ...Removing libpimactivity4 ...Removing korganizer ... [23:31] GiGaHuRtZ: how about sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop ? [23:31] that should pull in everything necessary [23:31] i will try it if giving these 4 back doesnt [23:31] but kubuntu-desktop was not removed [23:31] and its not like my system is just stock, its FAR from it [23:32] oh phew [23:32] that's a meta-package [23:32] so no, it wouldn't have been removed [23:32] adding those 4 back got rid of those 100+ autoremovals [23:32] valorie: i know it is [23:32] cool [23:32] but it gets autoremoved when you remove other things sometimes [23:32] ive done it :P [23:33] now to adjust my aliases :) [23:34] i'm sure you have rm aliased to rm -rf, too, right? XD [23:34] no lol [23:34] I have a seperate cmd for that [23:34] rmrf [23:34] ;) [23:34] hehe [23:34] and srm, sudo rm [23:34] GiGaHuRtZ: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [23:34] * wxl slaps FloodBotK1 [23:34] heh [23:35] wxl: if i remember correctly, in redhat the rm command always asks for confirmation [23:35] or at least is used to back in the day [23:35] don't ask me. i haven't used hat-based distros in aeons [23:36] Same, but I remember that when reading the RHCE course stuff [23:36] Which probably makes sense for a server in some settings [23:36] oh i didn't know sysadmins made mistakes [23:36] :) [23:36] haha [23:40] Well, yeah [23:40] I can make my panel bigger [23:40] But to get the icon size I want, my panel will be about 50-60 pixels high. [23:40] I just want something that's along the lines of Windows 7 [23:40] xD [23:41] alfonsojon: what kubuntu version? [23:41] perhaps you'd rather have a full-screen type launcher? [23:41] homerun is the new one, as I recall [23:41] I have Kubuntu 13.04 [23:41] And I tried search and launch [23:41] And homerun [23:41] They were alright but I prefer a traditional desktop [23:41] I know they changed something to do with the panel launchers and such and the sizing in one of the newer kde releases [23:42] not sure if it applies [23:42] My goal is to make a Windows 7-like setup for users who want to switch from Windows 7 to Kubuntu easily [23:42] nice idea, GiGaHuRtZ [23:42] http://blogs.kde.org/2013/07/29/kde-plasma-desktop-411s-new-task-manager [23:43] im using 4.11RC or whatever you'd like to call it, but i havent played with what they are talking about in that blog post [23:46] Anyone using this by chance? https://launchpad.net/~blue-shell/+archive/samba-mounter [23:46] Just curious if its GUI based [23:47] Is there a way to add KDE 4.11 RC2 to my Kubuntu 13.04 system? [23:47] I used Kubuntu 13.10 alpha and it was amazing [23:47] ya [23:47] look into the kde ppas [23:47] But kdialog lagged terribly and I had to wait about 30 seconds to a minute waiting for the "Save As" dialog to open [23:47] https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa [23:47] obviously do not use the staging one, lol [23:50] I wish they changed the way apt interfaces with launchpad ppas, so for instance, if you have 10 ppas enabled, when you go to update apt-get, it just pulls from launchpad once for all those ppas, rather than sending a different request over and over and over [23:51] That would be a neat feature imho [23:51] I have 14 pull ppas, and it results in over 40 requests [23:53] Raring only has 4.10 [23:53] I know I can use the saucy ppa [23:53] But I'm just uncomfortable about mixing them. [23:55] alfonsojon, use project neon http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Using_Project_Neon_to_contribute_to_KDE [23:55] Ah [23:55] So it's the Plasma workspace, but as a differing fork as to not modify KDE 4.10 [23:55] Kind of like Chrome Canary, right? [23:57] weird, I added that ppa for homerun just to try it, and I can see one of the pother packages in the ppa, but not homerun [23:58] alfonsojon, If I remember correctly it's separated development kde build for kubuntu and it doesn't affect your current kde install, you need to change to it in the login manager. [23:58] alfonsojon: it wont affect your stable kde install [23:58] Alrighty then [23:58] it says so right on the page [23:58] im not getting this homerun thing though [23:59] oh, maybe thats not the actual name of the package as shown in the ppa