[00:12] <nv_> http://askubuntu.com/questions/2007/how-do-i-change-the-plymouth-bootscreen
[00:35] <dougl> what do you call the blue swishes background that is displayed while the desktop loads (the hard drive icon then the wrench and screwdriver and others then the K and then your desktop)?
[00:48] <valorie> dougl: the splash screen?
[00:52] <dougl> valorie, yes... thank you, I am trying to change my splash screen any suggestions welcomed.
[02:11] <Guest30702> ciao
[02:11] <Guest30702> !list
[04:20] <msx> Hello there, any dev available?
[04:39] <winstonebook> im sneaky
[04:39] <winstonebook> vry sneaky
[04:47] <MangaKaDenza> no you're not
[05:49] <valorie> !splash
[05:50] <valorie> nice
[07:43] <ussher_> I compiled ffmpeg from source, it works, but now when i try adding things that require it, like kdenlive from apt-get it throws errors " Depends: ffmpeg but it is not going to be installed"  How do i tell apt-get that ffmpeg is already installed.
[07:44] <ussher_> $ which ffmpeg shows me /home/(me)/bin/ffmpeg
[08:10] <nick07> hello, i need some help mounting a nfs share in kubuntu
[08:11] <nick07> i get this message: mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting
[08:14] <nick07> i think it´s a user problem, but i dont know how to configure kubuntu to choose the right user
[09:12] <radio-tvnr> kde cannot find usb scarlet and is not working only in jack
[09:14] <valorie> ussher_: you have to set the path
[09:14] <valorie> !path
[09:20] <ussher_> cheers valorie  ill check that out now.
[09:30] <ussher_> valorie:  I added /home/(me)/bin  to the /etc/environment then logged out and restarted the X server.  when i came back in and did $echo $PATH the changes had taken effect, but apt-get still complains "kdenlive : Depends: ffmpeg but it is not going to be installed"
[09:31] <valorie> hmmmm
[09:32] <valorie> I'm no expert, but I do build amarok locally like you have built ffmpeg (in your home)
[09:32] <valorie> the very detailed instructions we use to build might help
[09:32] <ussher_> no worries, its not so important.  Its pretty much how I want it so might be best not to mess with it.
[09:32] <ussher_> thanks for your time.
[09:33] <valorie> http://blogs.fsfe.org/myriam/2009/09/26/compiling-amarok-from-git-locally-full-summary/
[09:33] <valorie> you might look that over
[10:33] <crissi> hello
[10:34] <crissi> i'm looking for kdevelop 4.6beta package
[10:34] <crissi> is there a ppa with that?
[10:35] <crissi> also, kde 4.12 beta2 i want to try
[11:16] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[11:41] <guest7h8vuo> can someone assist with a looping login issue? http://askubuntu.com/questions/314362/ubuntu-13-04-login-loop
[11:41] <guest7h8vuo> ive tried many things.  id take the time to list them but im not sure anyone is around
[11:44] <BluesKaj> guest7h8vuo. , so the proprietary amd/ati driver doesn't help
[11:44] <guest7h8vuo> BluesKaj:  no
[11:46] <BluesKaj> !nomodeset | guest7h8vuo , try this
[11:48] <guest7h8vuo> BluesKaj: kubuntu 13.04 has worked with this card for a while, and some earlier versions. i dont see why you suggest a graphical incompatibility
[11:51] <BluesKaj> guest7h8vuo. it's not incompatible , it bypasses all the programming of the hardware specific clock rates and registers on the video card
[11:52] <BluesKaj> it's your call
[11:53] <BluesKaj> perhaps the the gurus at #ubuntu can help since it isn't a kde specific problem , it's an X loading problem , guest7h8vuo
[11:54] <guest7h8vuo> BluesKaj: an x loading problem it seems, yeah
[11:56] <BluesKaj> and my ati graphics knowlwdge is limited , so the guys at #ubuntu know much more than I do , and the room has almost 8 times the population here , chances for a solution are much better there
[11:57] <BluesKaj> I'm a nvidia user
[12:06] <guest7h8vuo> BluesKaj: checking in ubuntu, thanks
[12:06] <guest7h8vuo> BluesKaj: thanks for your assistance yesterday too
[12:07] <BluesKaj> guest7h8vuo. np
[12:29] <guest7h8vuo> to reinstall lightdm its 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall lightdm' no?
[12:34] <BluesKaj> guest7h8vuo. yes
[12:42] <BluesKaj> guest7h8vuo. another suggestion , altho sybtle it does make a difference on a personal level and that is to choose a real nick and stick with it, so ppl can get to know you and are much more likely to help
[14:47] <lordievader> Good afternoon.
[14:50] <Guest80745> logged in as guest into kubuntu earlier, large files in /tmp directory i may need to delete.  now logged into livecd kubuntu, what directory contains the guest user files?
[14:52] <lordievader> Guest80745: Thought it was /home/kubuntu (it is made during the boot).
[14:54] <Guest80745> lordievader: are guest account tmp files deleted upon exit?
[14:56] <Guest80745> it doesnt seem to be so
[14:57] <hazard_> hi everyone
[14:57] <Guest80745> also, what is the default guest account password
[14:57] <Guest80745> to login with ctrl+alt+f1
[14:58] <hazard_> hmmmmm
[14:58] <hazard_> which kubuntu version is More Stable ??
[14:59] <hazard_> anyone ??
[15:01] <lordievader> Guest80745: Prgrams may not expect that files remain in /tmp after a reboot. For /var/tmp they may expect them to remain. Or so I read.
[15:02] <lordievader> Guest80745: Oh and I thought you were asking about the live-cd user. I'm not really sure what the homedir is for the guest user. I think something like /home/guest.
[15:03] <Guest80745> lordievader: no, its not home/guest, hmm
[15:03] <Guest80745> /home/guest
[15:05] <lordievader> Guest80745: You could login as the guest user and issue "echo $HOME".
[15:05] <sebastian> Hi there! I have a pc with windows that stopped working. I then formatted everything and installed Kubuntu on it. Now I realised that some files that were on the windows partition could still be useful to me (some pdfs) and I would like to recover them. Can someone give me some tips? I am now booted into kubuntu. I downloaded testdisk but Im affraid I am not very good at working through it. Cheers!
[15:06] <Guest80745> lordievader: deleted /var/tmp, and good to go i think, guessing guest tmp file(s) is in there somewhere
[15:06] <Guest80745> thanks
[15:06] <lordievader> Guest80745: Deleting /var/tmp is not a good idea...
[15:07] <lordievader> sebastian: You can forget about those files. If you only formated the disk they might still be recoverable, but since you installed Kubuntu over it the change of recovering anything is near zero.
[15:09] <sebastian> lordievader: However the kubuntu install is much smaller than my previous windows installation and all those files. Do you think, given that, there might still be a chance? at least for getting a list of the files still recoverable...
[15:11] <lordievader> sebastian: If there is, it is going to be very slim. Also if you are currently using the disk the chance of recovering anything gets smaller and smaller with time.
[15:12] <lordievader> sebastian: This is the reason why backing up is so important.
[15:14] <sebastian> lordievader: I understand what you mean. However I tried using testdisk just in case there would be that slim chance. I just dont really know how to operate it after the point of selecting the hard disk, which afterwards leads me to the list of partitions of kubuntu. ... and I dont know what to do next. I understand the chance is slim , however I would still like to give it a try. Do you know how should i use test disk?
[15:17] <lordievader> sebastian: No I don't, I'm afraid. File recovery is a very complex task better left up to professionals.
[15:18] <BluesKaj> sebastian. and it can be very expensive
[15:19] <lordievader> Yes, hiring a professional will be very expensive.
[15:19] <sebastian> Ok, cheers guys! I'll see how can i deal without the files then
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[18:36] <paolo_>   
[18:42] <danielo> hey
[18:42] <danielo> anyone now is there a mini iso of kubuntu 13.10
[18:45] <danielo> or netboot?
[19:08]  * G-Khan test
[19:26] <Z_God> I just upgraded from raring to saucy and now I get a message that kstartupconfig cannot be found when I log on, any idea what I should do to fix it?
[20:34] <jarkko> i have kubuntu 13.04 installer
[20:34] <jarkko> it says that there is a new version 13.10
[20:34] <jarkko> and wants to upgrade
[20:35] <jarkko> if i download and install those files what does it do basically?
[20:35] <jarkko> does it upgrade the usb stick installer to 13.10?
[22:59] <Niklas> hi
[23:24] <umbralsoul> Hello?
[23:26] <umbralsoul> Is anyone online? I have a question.
[23:26] <umbralsoul> Hello.
[23:26] <Joit> hello 2
[23:26] <umbralsoul> May I ask you a question?
[23:27] <Joit> does anyone know what happend to the sane project?
[23:27] <umbralsoul> Two questions I suppose; first: do you know much about the operating system Ubuntu?
[23:41] <jovando> hello can somebody give me a tutorial for chroot?
[23:42] <valorie> !chroot
[23:43] <valorie> jovando: ^^^
[23:43] <jovando> i try since 3 hours to do that - have also read the articles but i cant establish
[23:44] <jovando> ok, thanks but i dont believe that i can establish it with this article
[23:45] <jovando> because sb said i dont have to install extra packages
[23:45] <jovando> the case is that i cant boot anymore because of load fallback graphic device fail
[23:46] <jovando> so i booted live cd
[23:46] <jovando> now i can do something with chroot so that the system believe i am the system root - not the root of live cd
[23:48] <Joit> dont you have a option to boot in recov ery mode with grub?
[23:49] <Joit> ...by pressing shift key during boot, it should show the grub menu
[23:49] <Joit> @jovando
[23:51] <jovando> yes but there are just a menu where i can choose several options
[23:52] <jovando> one moment i will check it on the issue computer
[23:52] <Joit> may try to boot an older kernel, or go to the konsole after the recoverry menu did load?
[23:52] <Joit> then reinstall an other driver for your video card?
[23:53] <jovando> ok one mom
[23:53] <Joit> i would first start with the recovery mode and then let the menu loading
[23:53] <jovando> grub come automatically....
[23:54] <Joit> ah, not bym e anymore :)
[23:54] <Joit> by me
[23:54] <jovando> no kernel works of all any more
[23:54] <jovando> ok i will choose the recovery mode
[23:54] <Joit> how did you manage that
[23:55] <Joit> then you may first check all filesystems
[23:55] <jovando> didnt need shift because boot menu (grub) appears anyway
[23:55] <Joit> ok, was just in case it didnt anymore
[23:55] <jovando> i chose recovery mode
[23:55] <Joit> ok
[23:55] <Joit> hoping it loads it
[23:56] <jovando> now i have the options: resume, clean, dpkg, fsck, grub, network, root, system-summary
[23:56] <Joit> do fsck first
[23:56] <Joit> after that load network
[23:57] <Joit> but lets see how fsck works
[23:58] <jovando> ok, one moment