[00:16] apb1963: no idea if someone can do that to a ppa. there are '2' browsers. the google version of firefox and chrome. not really sure of the exact difference [00:17] MangaKaDenza: google-earth-stable : Depends: ia32-libs but it is not installable === jalcine is now known as Jacky [00:24] Whiskey`Wonka: I use chromium [00:24] "google version of firefox"? [00:25] mozilla makes firefox, google makes chrome and chromium [00:26] right, im thinking some base that was on ff, could be confused slightly, ive been up for far far tolong [00:28] well, there are iceweasel, etc. [00:29] which change the branding so they can patch === hei-L_ is now known as hei-L === hei-L is now known as hei-L_ === hei-L_ is now known as hei-L === hei-L is now known as hei-L_ === hei-L_ is now known as hei-L [00:35] yea. i need to sleep. been up for 30 some hours dealing with wind damage to a network [00:52] new NSA bugg === michael__ is now known as Guest51078 [04:40] so, this is just a question [04:41] would anybody know what would make upstart eat 96% of my CPU and log until it ate all my disk space [04:41] (i had a 46GB startkde.log file) === Guest9323 is now known as chaudhary [04:46] tertu, please file a bug! [04:46] that sounds quite extreme [04:47] in the cli, run ubuntu-bug upstart [04:47] i don't have that file anymore, sadly [04:47] i had to get rid of it to make my computer become responsive [04:48] I assume you have the beginning of another one though? [04:48] yeah, looks like it [04:48] but i don't know how relevant that is. [04:49] if it is relevant, the devels will probably contact you [04:49] at the very least, the information will be there for them to consult [04:49] it's always worthwhile to submit a bug report [04:50] Wow, a 46GB log file.... [04:51] this machine is really buggy [04:51] jockey throws python exceptions when i try to do anything with it [04:51] muon package search doesn't work, nor does synaptic quick search [04:52] the Canonical APT repos were disabled by default [04:52] muon update manager doesn't really seem to work [04:53] and i think apport may have locked up, depends on how long i have to wait for it to show anything [04:53] wow [04:54] ALSO if i put it to sleep the display doesn't turn back on when i wake it up [04:54] maybe you should consider testing the ram and hdd [04:54] both are good [04:54] did you install from a dvd? [04:54] well, i'm unsure about the ram [04:54] check the ram [04:54] i did install from a dvd, it could very well have been damaged [04:55] actually, it can be as simple as a bad burn, to complicated like a bad dvd drive. [04:55] did you verify the ISO? [04:55] you'd think these sorts of problems would have fixed themselves via updates [04:55] nope. [04:55] the easiest test would be running memtest and putting the iso on a usb stick [04:55] depends on where the corruption was [04:55] true. [04:56] that's what the checksum is there for [04:56] could have even been a bad download, if you didn't verify the iso. [04:56] Although, I find that iso's downloaded via torrent have a low likelihood of failure. [04:57] So, I generally don't bother verifying with that. [04:57] bittorrent has its own verification system [04:57] yup [04:57] better than getting it from the site. [04:57] yes, every few weeks I ask ktorrent to check all the ISOs I seed [04:58] i just feel like more would be broken if the ISO was actually corrupt, like a package would be damaged internally or something [04:58] i'm pretty sure the sleep bug is something with my particular laptop's video hardware [04:59] it's worthwhile to file a bug [04:59] then file another bug [04:59] could be... but one demon at a time. [04:59] and figure out each problem in turn [04:59] ^ [04:59] start with the big mess, like the ram and installing with a usb stick, after verifying the iso [05:00] Then dwindle it down. [05:00] i mean i'm not sure if this would be a good indication but under Windows 7 i don't really have anywhere near this amount of problems [05:01] Well, that can be hit or miss. [05:02] Though it would say that the hardware is working fine, it would also say that it should, since it's designed to run in windows. [05:02] Not the ultimate diagnostic tool. [05:02] Just part of the diagnostic tool kit [05:03] that would make sense for sleep (which does work) but something like ram? that doesn't make as much sense [05:03] and besides i have successfully run kubuntu before with fewer problems [05:04] well ram ages over time so that doesn't quite make sense. [05:04] also worth checking that the ram is tightly seated [05:05] it can become loose sometimes [05:06] Was all this a problem in the live session? [05:06] nope. [05:06] i didn't try sleeping in the live session but that all went fine [05:12] Well the live session runs all in ram. If there was going to be ram problems, it would have popped up then. [05:12] You can test for sleep in the live session. [05:12] At this point, it's really starting to sound like the hdd. [05:13] By now, I would have downloaded a diagnostic iso from the manufacturer. [05:15] grabbing it right now, [05:55] Hi All [06:19] Hi all. I'm looking for the SVG of the default Kubuntu 13.04 wallpaper. Anybody know where it is? [06:21] hmmm, seems like it would be in your sources [06:21] I mean, we use the KDE default wallpaper, as far as i know [06:27] That's a nice theory, but I've not found it yet. [06:31] mattcen: I'm googling, and I haven't found it either [06:32] valorie: mattcen I don't think it was released [06:33] shadeslayer: so we just derived our image from the unreleased SVG? [06:33] valorie: I /think/ pino just released a png [06:33] * shadeslayer is confirming [06:33] k [06:34] yeah http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kde-wallpapers/Elarun/contents/images/ [06:34] thanks, shadeslayer [06:34] okay wait, even that's not correct ... [06:34] hmm [06:34] because Autumn doesn't have a svg there too [06:36] mattcen: please ask in #oxygen [06:37] Hooray for open source being open! Unbelieveable. [06:38] it's open [06:38] just not necessarily easy to find [06:39] if an artist doesn't want to release the SVG, why is that a problem? [06:39] shadeslayer: Thanks for your help. I'll ask there [06:40] valorie: mattcen I've /heard/ this before that the svg for Elarun was never released [06:41] Right. Well that's disappointing. Thanks again. [06:42] I wanted to use the image, but didn't want to commit a 1.4MB PNG to our git repo; was hoping for the SVG which I'd expect to be ~100kb [06:44] mattcen: if you ask the artist, he might give it to ya [06:44] you never know [06:44] ^^ [06:44] it might have been oversight that it wasn't released [06:45] also, s/Pino/Nuno/ earlier [06:45] ha [06:45] nuno is awesome [07:04] I apologize if I came off as snarky before; I just wasted 2 hours of a (very hot and unpleasant) afternoon looking for that wallpaper. === student is now known as student__ === student__ is now known as student_ === kubuntu is now known as Guest20150 [07:55] hi [08:00] how can we help you, student_? [08:03] Good morning. [12:36] Hiyas all === Torch_ is now known as Torch === Steakanbake is now known as Steakanbake|slee === TheLordOfTime is now known as teward === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57` [15:19] .msg NickServ verify deafgeek uolgssduuudv [15:19] whoops === lara is now known as Guest88194 === MangaKaDenza is now known as pywulf === spawn57` is now known as spawn[dead] === Nothing4You_ is now known as [42] === [42] is now known as ]42[ === ]42[ is now known as Nothing4You_ === mydogsnameisrudy is now known as rudyismydog [18:41] Hi folks, little question is there an official kubuntu pxe package or an official iso->pxe documentation? [18:46] hi there, when gets KDE 4.12 released in kubuntu 13.10? [18:53] first it has to be ready for trusty :) [18:55] true. first of all i appreciate some new kate features^^ [18:56] i hate switching between splitted window without any shortcut [18:57] if i install wine will that enable windows malware on my computer? [18:57] :) === daveb is now known as croepha [18:59] gacyne: it will only enable the backdoors of windows software I suggest [19:00] howdo i "sandbox" wine === Earthwings_ is now known as Earthwings [19:06] ok i get it no security related question [19:10] perhaps you should ask in a wine channel [19:10] or google [19:10] :) [20:12] is it possible to configure 2 screens to show only different activities ? [20:52] celentano [20:57] hi === kuba is now known as Guest16560 [20:57] can anybode help me to resize partition? [21:00] guess gparted and knoppix can do that for you [21:03] !lista [21:03] gino_: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». [21:04] "!lista" [21:05] !lista === gino_ is now known as saul99 [22:19] hello [23:15] Hey, I just installed firefox and firefox-kde-support, when opening firefox from launcher, has KDE integration no problem. But if I open a web URL shortcut, it opens the ugly GTK firefox. Any ideas? === Xd is now known as away === RedDeath is now known as Guest24988 [23:34] F41L: maybe look at your systemsettings [23:34] possibly the link for 'open URLs in' or similar needs to be changed [23:35] default applications > web browser [23:36] mine is set to "in the following browser" [23:36] which I have as chromium browser [23:36] the other setting is 'in an application based on the contents of the URL' === gacyne is now known as gacyneAFK [23:48] Hmm, lightdm isn't starting automatically (have to launch the service manually) and desktop effects don't work. I have a feeling these two things are related... [23:57] And oddly, Muon doesn't show virtualbox-4.3, even though it's currently installed through the Oracle-provided repo. Curiouser and curiouser. [23:58] On the plus side, I have lightdm running by default now, but still no desktop effects.