[00:02] i have to set setxkbmap fi on every now and then [00:02] what's wrong? [00:25] can I ask for help with Knemo [00:25] the software will not run I use it for bandwidth monitoring === Guest73855 is now known as mapps [01:32] hello there :-), i need really urgent some help with installing JonDoFox to become more anonymous. It´s important for me, still at the moment....i use kubuntu, have already intsalled JonDo also downloaded the JonDoFox but i can´t get it installed. Someone a tip? I try some codes in the terminal but no functional.... I try all the diffent codes i found in the web to install this. What could be the fool? Hope someone can help me :-= [01:33] :-) [01:49] . [01:49] . [01:50] . [01:50] . [01:50] . [01:50] whew [01:50] no more underscores [01:57] need help. hello there :-), i need really urgent some help with installing JonDoFox to become more anonymous. It´s important for me, still at the moment....i use kubuntu, have already intsalled JonDo also downloaded the JonDoFox but i can´t get it installed. Someone a tip? I try some codes in the terminal but no functional.... I try all the diffent codes i found in the web to install this. What could be the fool? Hope someone can help me :-= [01:57] :-) === kubuntu is now known as Guest88899 === k01n is now known as Guest88899 === kubuntu is now known as Guest63433 === Linuturk_ is now known as Linuturk_kubuntu [03:28] so, I've got kubuntu installed [03:29] on a smaller SSD with encrypted LVM [03:29] I'd like to mount my /home on my extra, larger data disk [03:29] while still under the encrypted kvm [03:29] what's the best way to this? === map is now known as Guest20773 === kubuntu is now known as Guest51613 === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [05:03] hello guys, [05:05] i have a problem with "alt+shift" key to change between layout only alt+shift in the left of keyboard works the write one does not work, any idea [05:09] anyboady here [05:44] hello. I am having a internet connection issue. Few applications connecting to the internet are working while the browser and a few others are not === c_smith is now known as c_smith_away === hackndoes is now known as Guest46522 === kevin is now known as Guest22918 === Guest20773 is now known as mapps === shaun_ is now known as wafflejock [07:38] I've got an issue with aptitude. I run "sudo aptitude update," then "sudo aptidude upgrade." No problem. Then if I run "sudo aptitude install" later, it wants to bring in a bunch of older kernels. Even if it just brought them in last time, it needs to download them and install them again. What can I do to prevent this? [07:39] oregon, you could do a barrel roll [07:39] What's that in this context? [07:40] but seriously, you have small disk space for those kernels [07:41] why dont you just use sudo apt-get update and upgrade? [07:41] I've got plenty of disk space. I'm nowhere near the limit. [07:41] http://askubuntu.com/questions/369105/what-is-ubuntus-policy-on-keeping-old-kernels [07:41] jarkko, there was a reason. I don't remember it. :) [07:42] i have few issues myself with kubuntu [07:42] i am not 100% sure but i feel like mint is a bit more finished [07:43] err, let's keep the discussion on kubuntu support, shall we? [07:43] I issues with kde not working like windows 7 ui, so I just use Unity, since it's ubuntu, but as they say, everyone have different taste [07:43] I come to #kubuntu for help and I get a suggestion to switch to mint... sigh [07:43] oregon: could you post the console output when using apt-get with the example of the issue please? [07:44] T, sure. Just copy and paste to here? [07:44] pastebin please [07:46] Not sure what pastebin is. I thought it might be another irc channel, but I don't see it. [07:48] Is there a KDE equivalent of psensors? [07:48] Good morning. [07:50] I tried to paste it at http://paste.kde.org as the channel title suggests, but their spam filter dropped it. [07:53] hi all === marco is now known as Guest96829 === Guest96829 is now known as marco__ [07:55] oregon: what spamfilter? === saheb is now known as sahebpreet [09:08] Will the desktop start while upstart scripts are still running? [09:14] hi! [09:14] No russian lang here? [09:15] !ru | ozim [09:15] ozim: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. [09:15] thanx) [09:15] /join #ubuntu-ru [09:18] How can I get rid of the message "Data files from some packages could not be downloaded". I reinstall flashplugin-installer/ everything works; but the message doesn't want to go away. [09:19] How can I write a startup script that will finish before the desktop environment greeter? [09:21] alvin: Could you pastebin the full output? [09:21] nafg: In upstart: "start on starting lightdm" will start the script just before lightdm is starting. [09:22] lordievader: I need lightm not to start until it's finished [09:22] It can start much earlier [09:26] nafg: Perhaps the documentation can help you with that: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/ [09:26] yes, i'm looking at it [09:26] i'm not convinced upstart is the way to go [09:28] because i don't think upstart waits until my script finishes [09:30] nafg: "start on started " I read here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/359468/upstart-start-after-task-finished [09:31] lordievader: that person does not have a working solution [09:31] But he's trying to do something different [09:31] He has control over the *second* job that has to wait for something to finish [09:32] I need to *prevent* the other job from starting until my job finished [09:35] nafg: Ugh should've read more, sorry. Anyhow I did find that there is some kind of finish signal. So if you can modify the lightdm.conf to start on the finish event of your script I guess you're done. [09:36] i can't do that [09:36] too messy [09:36] this is an automated script to provision a kiosk [09:36] scripting such an edit will be too brittle [09:40] nafg: You could make a lightdm.override, that should override the lightdm.conf. [09:41] Thank G-d, I think I found the answer: you have to mark it as a task [09:41] There is a started event: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#starting-a-job Strange that it didn't work for that guy. [09:41] lordievader: what does that do? [09:42] no [09:43] sorry, it still doesn't work [09:45] I have an idea [09:45] simple: it doesn't really need to block lightdm; it can just restart it when it finishes === thelionroars is now known as thelionsleeps === kevin is now known as Guest44333 [10:14] when updating packages through muon will start work again? Since october muon updater not working as expected === thelionsleeps is now known as thelionroars [11:05] 35.016608] kded4[1772]: segfault at 10 ip 00007ffa914c5c20 sp 00007fff6af001d8 error 4 in libkscreen.so.1.0.1[7ffa914bc000+10000] [11:20] I upgraded to Kubuntu 13.10 yesterday and can no longer automount usb-disks. manual mounting works fine. any ideas? === baxeico__ is now known as baxeico === xytis_ is now known as xytis === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away === haxxpop is now known as Guest5490 === Guest5490 is now known as haxxpop === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [12:44] Hey all === max is now known as Guest31243 === lutz_ is now known as porboy === porboy is now known as porboy2 === porboy2 is now known as rastus === kubuntu is now known as Guest44373 [16:15] http://geekaliens.com/blog/2013/11/kubuntu-users-map/ === paulo is now known as paulovap [16:46] * ronnoc really misses the alternate CD for Ku installs [17:05] quiet in here today [17:23] how can i remove kubuntu pic during boot? [17:25] ovrflw0x: kubuntu pic? [17:25] you mean the plymouth splash? [17:25] yes [17:25] sudo apt-get remove plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo [17:26] ronnoc: you can use the mini iso [17:30] ovrflw0x, I just tricked out my asus gamers note book not one screen without custom image... is that what you are doing, err sec to chat? [17:34] shadeslayer: Oh yea! Or the server iso too I recon [17:34] well server ISO probably installs other not required stuff [17:34] ronnoc: I think alternate is only built for LTS now [17:34] shadeslayer, that "plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo" is the word kubuntu with the 4 or 5 dots under it on boot? [17:35] dougl: yes [17:35] wait [17:35] shadeslayer: yea but there's a scrpt to remove the server-only stuffs IIRC [17:35] dougl: no that's the text theme [17:35] dougl: "plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo" is the one with the glowy kubuntu log [17:35] *logo [17:36] hi. i am getting an error with umbrello every time i try to add a foreign key. The program simply crashes and i have to restart it [17:36] shadeslayer, right that is the one I have the glowing kubuntu - is there a way to put your own image there? [17:36] faryshta: backtrace? [17:36] dougl: sure [17:36] dougl: just google for "Create plymouth themes" [17:37] shadeslayer: what does plymouth mean? [17:37] ovrflw0x: it's the software that powers the boot splash screen [17:37] shadeslayer, on my way to google = thanks so much. [17:37] dougl: np === kubuntu is now known as Guest46458 [17:39] shadeslayer: http://pastecode.org/index.php/view/53000848 [17:40] mmm [17:40] faryshta: please install debugging symbols [17:42] shadeslayer: which is the package name' [17:42] ? [17:42] faryshta: umbrello-dbg [17:43] shadeslayer: may i ask why? this problem exists on ubuntu and windows. [17:43] faryshta: so that you can report it upstream? [17:45] shadeslayer: ok. downloading that package. i am at work with a crap internet will take half hour === Doyle_ is now known as Doyle [17:53] shadeslayer: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302120 [17:53] KDE bug 302120 in general "crash on foreign key" [Crash,Resolved: fixed] [17:55] shadeslayer: the bug is already reported and 'fixed' [17:56] faryshta: and you're using the latest KDE and what not? [17:56] shadeslayer: i am using umbrello 2.11 [17:56] on windows the version is 2.10 [17:57] uh [17:57] 2.11 ? o_o [17:58] if you check the bug report you will see that people are still getting this error [17:58] the last report was half a month ago [17:58] its an open bug marked as fixed [17:58] faryshta: the latest version I see is 4.11.95 [17:59] on kubuntu trusty [17:59] shadeslayer: i was talking about the umbrello version [17:59] me too [17:59] !info umbrello trusty [17:59] kde version is 4.11.2 [17:59] umbrello (source: umbrello): UML modelling tool and code generator. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.11.95-0ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 2010 kB, installed size 5828 kB [17:59] thats the kde information on the version [17:59] on saucy it's probably 4.11.2 [18:00] kde version is 4.11.2 [18:00] umbrello is 2.11 [18:00] I see [18:00] anyway. how can i ask the bug to be reopen? [18:00] sure [18:00] you just set the status to 'reopen' [18:01] i have no account on bugs kde, nor a 'reputation' there [18:02] so even if i make an account, my contribution will be ignored. [18:02] no it won't [18:03] KDE doesn't work like that :) [18:03] crappy thing is that I can't even launch umbrello here [18:06] can you report it please? [18:07] there are many users still reporting that bug and the status haven't changed. [18:07] nope, please make a account and add your backtrace there === max is now known as Guest60517 === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [18:13] shadeslayer: won't do. again if they don't listen to all the users that keep reporting it they won't listen a new account either. [18:14] its a waste of time, time to seek another tool [18:14] sigh [18:17] its fixed in 4.12 === Gwyxx is now known as SL-RHanson === root is now known as Guest63793 [19:02] offtopic here [19:02] or what [19:02] ss_haze: Read the topic... [19:02] it's like definition of that is defined in IdleOne book of law [19:03] consider things I wrote there as strings of data, not support questions [19:17] ronnoc: If you need to use the Debian installer for some reason, you can still use the mini.iso (like netinst.iso) and select the "Kubuntu desktop" task. [19:18] Unit193: Thanks that looked like the way to go. Ubuntu does not release mini iso images anymore. [19:20] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD sure it does, there's even trusty ones if you know where. [19:33] shadeslayer, you still around? followed a howto and it looks great while testing but when I boot it the aspect ratio is mess and the images look stretched horizoNtally and I am not sure what to google for - suggestions? [19:34] * dougl followed these instructions http://askubuntu.com/questions/248573/kde-how-to-change-boot-animation [20:02] Grumble grumble - what to google for to correct streched plymouth splash screen animation... suggestions welcom [20:02] e === gilbert_ is now known as goodtime === c_smith_away is now known as c_smith === shaun__ is now known as wafflejock [20:59] for the life of me I cannot seem to google enough to resolve my aspect issue with my plymouth splash screen on my nvidia equipped 13.10 install using propietary drivers [21:00] although the screen I am wanting to tweak comes before nvidia splash so I gthink it is not an issue [21:06] how do you remove a source that just 404's? [21:13] wow, I dont even see a splash screen with nvidia hardware due to modesetting weirdness === neil__ is now known as newboy [21:47] Hello. going to be a noob and ask how does this work? [21:49] how does what work ? === danon is now known as James [21:51] hey [21:52] this whole thing, I dont get the channels or the etiquette here, suggested I try this by a friend and told to figure it out.... but stumped thus far [21:52] ? [21:52] newboy: Just be polite and ask your questions [21:53] That's pretty much the best etiquette I could suggest. [21:53] If you have never used IRC before, just do a quick Google search [21:54] newboy: ok, so lets give you the basics [21:54] !guidelines | newboy [21:54] newboy: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines [21:54] Erthe: ok, so i gather now that I direct responses with name: follow up... good start.... and how do move around and find other channels or is that client dependant? [21:54] newboy: if you read the URL ubottu has given you, that will tell you what's expected of your interaction any channels in the ubuntu world [21:55] newboy: Depending on the client you're using, a list of all the channels would be fetched a little differently [21:55] newboy: But the IRC command would be /list [21:56] newboy: if you join the channel #freenode (/join #freenode) and ask for an introduction, a fair few people will walk you through the basics [21:58] ikonia: thank you, will head there now for a run through. Ubottu: thank you for the URL reading that now. Erthe: Thank you, i'll attempt to not be a nugget next time, thank you all. [21:59] newboy: no harm in ever asking [21:59] newboy: Hey no problem, IRC was a bit daunting to me at first twenty some odd years ago, but it's easy to learn the basics in just a half an hour :) [22:05] thanks again everyone, hopefully I'll come across you all again at some point - great first experience. [23:39] Anyone know an easy to sync my 2 computers running kubuntu? BOth running 13.10 [23:39] I wat the match up the installed programs and home data [23:47] kristal: home data is easy: rsync [23:48] valorie: Ya that seems easy enough, although I'm left to wonder about packages [23:49] there is a blog post out there somewhere which tells you how to get that information and use it in an install [23:49] although unless both boxes are identical hardware, not everything will be exactly the saem [23:49] same [23:50] ya the hardware is different but the only diference package wise is the graphics drivers [23:50] fglrx for one and nvidia for the other [23:52] so be careful with the .config and .kde files -- some can be shared exactly, some not === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying