[00:05] so in #bash, we found out that kde doesn't use a login shell >.> [00:05] kinda bs imo, as it should be loading .bash_profile as expected [00:05] but it doesnt because kde is special :/ [00:07] it's not just kde, I think most of them don't use login shells [00:07] regardless, kde's implementation is, imo, incorrect [00:08] i should be able to expect .bash_profile to load when i login, pure and simple [01:03] hello [01:08] select a group of pictures from map view in digikam [01:45] hola [02:15] fyi, the openid login @ userbase.kde.org is failing with the following error: http://pastebin.com/Gw9J5JhN [02:15] I can successfully login with openid elsewhere. If there is a better place to report this, I am happy to oblige. [02:17] smaudet: probably the #kde-www channel would be better, and then #kde-sysadmin if they can't help [02:17] valorie: sure, thanks! [02:33] Huh, weird. I removed the notifications for magnets from ktorrent, even restarted ktorrent, and it still does it [02:33] Wonder if plasma has its own notification for magnet links === ada is now known as Guest62689 [04:00] anyone know how or if its possible to reset the video driver with out rebooting? using 13.04 with a intel gma using the i915 kernel driver [04:06] Whiskey`Wonka, modprobe -r and then modprobe [04:07] NanduX: eek, was hoping for something less drastic [04:08] a reboot is safer, since you'll have to stop X before unloading the driver, just to be sure [04:08] right and stopping X means stopping all the apps first, uhg [04:08] yep [04:10] well, ok what is happening is that i play counterstrike source via wine. sometimes, and it might be a hour or it might be 3 weeks, the 3d performance drops to near nill. google earth is also effected. i dont really ue any other 3d softwares [04:14] well, Intel stinks at graphics as far as I know... [04:16] yes i am well aware of that. this works well enough to do 40~50fps in CS, run google earth and minecraft when i need to manage a server so i live with it [04:16] just would like to not have to reboot every time this comes up [04:24] Whiskey`Wonka: steam wont run on the i915? [04:24] I know it wouldnt work with CS source with the GMA3500, but a mesa update fixed that from xorg-edgers [04:25] <[Relic]> How does one fix Moun? It is stuck with 1 upgradeable package that refuses to upgrade or be removed [04:27] [Relic]: use apt-get [04:27] GiGaHuRtZ: no it runs fine till something breaks and this blamo ALL 2d apps run at 4~5 FPS [04:27] er 3d [04:27] minecraft, cs:s, google earth [04:28] hmmm [04:28] <[Relic]> and do what with it? [04:28] try upgrading X11, mesa, etc [04:28] GiGaHuRtZ: i have [04:28] [Relic]: apt-get dist-upgrade [04:28] Whiskey`Wonka: from xorg-edgers? [04:29] uhm, mmm, thats a good , not sure im using that on this one [04:29] I dont know why you would run CSS in wine if it works in steam on your card [04:29] <[Relic]> a dist upgrade to get rid of one package that is stuck in the system [04:29] you are saying a package that is not upgraded [04:30] yes dist-upgrade will fix that [04:30] [Relic]: apt-get install saidpackagenamehere [04:30] nt that it really matters anyway [04:30] anyways, bbiab === JMichaelX is now known as CoreyTrevor [04:31] <[Relic]> Unable to mark upgrades. Some upgrades may have unsatisfiable dependencies at the moment, or may have been manually held back. [04:31] <[Relic]> so it is still stuck in muon just not accessible now === CoreyTrevor is now known as TrevorCorey [04:32] do as GiGaHuRtZ said, you just have a mix of packages that end up blocking [04:33] <[Relic]> using apt-get purge doesn't remove it from muon, this little bugger is annoying [04:35] <[Relic]> well that was fun; seems the problem was another package was upgradeable but not showing at all but only showing the dependancy package instead which never upgraded/installed due to the upgradeable one not showing [04:39] apt-get -f install [04:39] no packages === Kay is now known as Guest73019 [09:02] mouse is not recognised when i plug it in (laptop). any ideas why not? it's a generic mouse and i know it works nicely in debian 6. [09:23] Hallo. Can anyone explain how to change locale settings for xterms? [09:47] hello, [09:47] anyone who likes microsoft windows? [10:02] anyone who likes MacOSX [11:00] есть кто живой? [11:01] Hiyas all [11:10] hello. how to share wired internet connection over wifi? [11:16] vedu_, more details please [11:18] BluesKaj: I have a LAN connection that is connected to the internet. I want to create a "ad-hoc" wifi hub using my computer's wifi so that other computers can connect and use the internet in the LAN connection [11:28] vedu_, ok describe your actual setup and connection to the internet , and how you want the other computers to connect ..it's still not clear to me [11:29] and what equipment router/modem etc you use [11:35] BluesKaj: I want to use my laptop's wifi to share the internet connected to my laptop's LAN card [11:40] vedu_, this is an ubuntu tutorial but using network manager should be very similar, http://tumutanzi.com/archives/8195 [11:49] BluesKaj: I followed the steps till step 5 but step 6 onwards its rather Ubuntu specific. could you help m eout [11:55] vedu, wish I could but I don't use network manager , and the wifi on our network is handled by the router/modem' === naomi is now known as Guest14294 === Shaan7_ is now known as Shaan7 [14:48] Anyone around willing to help with a depmod, kernel, dpkg/apt issue? [14:49] Every since installing something last night, from a ppa I believe (which I have since purged) I cant get apt-get or dpkg to complete fully [14:49] Well a dpkg --configure -a [14:49] you need to check the PPA's packages have been purgred [14:49] ikonia: Dude, I am ignoring you [14:49] as they are the most likely cause of a conflict [14:49] And you dont even know my problem [14:49] you've just asked the problem ? [14:49] Because I havent said what the problem is [14:50] you can't apt-get fully [14:50] that sounds like the problem ? [14:50] ...... [14:50] i can apt get plenty of things [14:50] and a PPA causing a conflict is normally the common cause, not always, [14:50] its the kernel it fails on [14:50] GiGaHuRtZ: was the kernel from a PPA [14:50] Does matter if its liquorix, maiunline from ubuntu, stock ubuntu, etc [14:51] npot a ppa, no [14:51] yes, it does matter [14:51] GiGaHuRtZ: can you pastebin ur error for me [14:51] as that's whats likely to break the dependencies, hence apt-get failing [14:51] ikonia: no, it doesnt. [14:51] It does it it with ALL kernels [14:51] ffs [14:51] kernels that were just working and hadnt been updated [14:51] GiGaHuRtZ: sure, most probably due to a dependency conflict [14:51] GiGaHuRtZ: tone down the language please - there isn't a need for it [14:51] Ive researched enoiugh myself to know its dxue to another issue [14:52] GiGaHuRtZ: ok, what issue is it due to ? [14:52] so please, sto[p talking to me [14:52] Im far from the only person that doesnt like you in the *buntu channels [14:52] GiGaHuRtZ: if you know what the issue is, please expand on it explaining what the issue is [14:52] And your opership is being taken up with the ubuntu council [14:52] GiGaHuRtZ: I'm not really interested if you like me or not, [14:52] But for now, /i9gnore [14:52] sithlord48: one sec [14:53] I woiuldve pasted longer, but ikonia likes to wage a global irc nerd war abgainst me i9n every channel [14:53] GiGaHuRtZ: it doesn't change your problem sounds like it's from a package conflict, - unless you can clarify what where you think the problem lies [14:54] can you also tell me what you have installed from what ppa also (i know you purged it but it might be helpful) [14:54] i don't think he can really tell anything heh [15:04] not sorry to see him go [15:05] i guess i missed something then [15:05] he's not really venomous as just a plain pita [15:06] sithlord48, not really [15:08] i had a strange nepomuk issue but im not really sure its an issue or just outside its use case. [15:09] turns out ms.sith has had really bad proformance on her machine lately. and high temps for months now. couldn't figure it out.. [15:09] turns out nepomuk was indexing her documents and taking forever because of the insane amout of text (~17GB) it was working with.. [15:43] hey folks :) [15:43] during upgrade i get the following error: dpkg: error: parsing file '/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 9813 package 'libgsm1:amd64': [15:43] `Pre-Depends' field, invalid package name `m�ltiarch-support': character `�' not allowed (only letters, digits and characters `-+._') [15:43] known problem? [15:43] anything i can do to fix it? [15:44] I've upgraded to 4.11, and now I can't see skype windows of all things... anyone bumped into the issue? [15:45] Nightrose: shouldn't it be "multiarch" [15:45] Nightrose: with a "u" [15:45] ikonia: it should yes [15:46] Nightrose: where is this package, in what repo [15:46] i have no idea [15:46] !info libgsm1 [15:46] libgsm1 (source: libgsm): Shared libraries for GSM speech compressor. In component main, is optional. Version 1.0.13-4 (raring), package size 26 kB, installed size 102 kB [15:46] Nightrose: got any PPA's enabled ? [15:47] they should all be disabled since i am in the middle of a distro upgrade [15:47] Nightrose: (I'm assuing this is raring your using) [15:47] (that didn't go too well) [15:47] Nightrose: disabled isn't enough [15:47] Nightrose: disabling them doesn't remove packages which can be bad/cause a conflict [15:47] k [15:48] do you have a tip for how to investigate this further? [15:48] Nightrose: well, I'd look at where that package is coming from - then check it's dependencies, and if it's got an invalid charset in the name, log a bug for it explaining [15:48] how do i find out? [15:48] Nightrose: are you upgrading to/from what distro ? [15:48] from raring to saucy [15:49] really...you're upgrading to a development version and you've had ppa's installed and you've no idea how to manage packages/dependencies ? [15:49] this sounds like a bad idea [15:50] it probably is - i was offered the upgrade - but ok - let me see what i can find out about the package [15:50] you shouldn't have been offered it [15:50] unless you did update-manager -d [15:51] interesting the package version is the name in raring and saucy === prepeppe is now known as faLUCE [16:10] Hello [16:10] Can anyone help me? When trying to upgrade kernel or do anything recently, I get this in apt/dpkg: http://pastebin.com/cCBSVTaZ [16:12] hello. how can I enable hdmi audio on a cedar trail mobo with (l)ubuntu 12.04 ? I can see the HDMI device with aplay -l but I don't see it with alsamixer [16:16] faLUCE: Use pavucontrol for all that. [16:16] faLUCE: pavucontrol is not installed by default [16:17] DarthFrog: ok, let's try [16:18] i launched pavucontrol, but I don't see hdmi in the combo [16:19] faLUCE: Play around with it. You'll have to set the output device. [16:20] DarthFrog: yes, but I see only speakers and headphones. no hdmi [16:21] DarthFrog: sorry. just found it [16:21] let's try [16:22] DarthFrog: thqnks solved [16:28] You're welcome. === dario is now known as mrd === mrd is now known as putogotik [18:22] When playing Half Life 2 i get heafty vertical tearing === natschil_ is now known as natschil [18:25] hmm, kwin is not cooporating with my nvidia card, will try a newer driver :P [18:36] basso: in windows, there was a way to enable/disable vsync from inside HL2 [18:37] I've upgraded to 4.11, and now I can't see skype windows of all things... anyone bumped into the issue? login-logout doesn't help. it happens when I use kwin with razorQT too [18:37] Avihay: yes i know, enabled it still shows vertical tearing, and i have no idea why [18:39] basso: maybe set max_fps in HL to the refresh rate you see in kde's system settings [18:40] not a solution, I know [18:40] I found the solution, changing to OpenGL 2 and native seemed to fix the issue [18:41] humm, maybe messing with that will fix my skype issue too [18:43] switching to kwin crashed my xorg, yey! [18:44] hah yeah, fantstic aint it Avihay [18:46] hi i upgraded from kubuntu 12.10 to 13.04 and i cant find the system monitor program === natschil_ is now known as natschil [18:53] is there a way to connect to servers with each other using a vpn connection and something like a "linux host" to manage that VPN ? [19:16] hey could any one link me a place were i could get ubuntu via ftp === slate` is now known as slatenails [20:23] something: hi [20:23] what are you looking for? [20:33] acctually never mind i found it [20:33] thanks any ways [20:39] something: Ok :) [20:39] where was it? [20:40] i ended up just torrenting it [20:40] @mark s0ck0 gigahrtz trying to evade ban [20:40] The operation succeeded. [20:41] I thot there was a way to use post it type notes in kubuntu? [20:41] something: Probably better anyway [20:42] dougl: other than sticking them on the monitor? [20:42] lol [20:42] yeah they graphical postit notes [20:42] well idk why i was not able to download it via the https link [20:43] dougl: add the notes widget [20:43] dougl, xpad [20:44] something: did you get an error? [20:44] hi BluesKaj [20:44] hey skreech_ , how goes it ? [20:44] Rainy [20:44] thanks guys [20:47] yea no problemo [20:48] dougl: enjoy :) [20:56] something: which one did you get? [20:58] skreech_: http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/DVDs/ubuntu/12.04/release/ubuntu-12.04.2-dvd-amd64.iso [20:59] * skreech_ forgot about the DVD releases <_< === nicholas is now known as Guest54270 [23:05] RiotingPacifist: how did you garner that nomenclature? [23:08] skreech_: Picked it a few years ago, seemed like a good idea at the time [23:11] RiotingPacifist: It's cute :) [23:51] Hey folks, a friend of mine posted asking for help on her blog. She's having filesystem performance issues and I have no ideas beyond what she's already tried. If you could help her, it'd be greatly appreciated. http://crimeandtheforcesofevil.com/blog/2013/08/linux-filesystem-performance-help/