[03:36] Is the Ubuntu 14.04 HWE stack available? I am currently running 12.04.4 LTS with kernel version 3.2.0-58-generic #88-Ubuntu. [03:38] My original Ubuntu version installation was 12.04. [03:39] guest_____, I did not realize you were on 12.04 you did mention the stack I was not thinking, #ubuntu is correct. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [03:39] my mistake [03:40] That is okay. [03:40] guest_____, [03:41] yes, it is, under the canotical ppa [03:41] linux-generic-eol-upgrade-lts-trusty [03:41] or something like that [03:44] If I enter this command into my terminal, will my kernel be upgraded to the latest version? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6894802/ I just want to make sure that I get the most updated kernel version. [03:52] Currently downloading the Saucy HWE. Need to free up some resources so my download may be a bit faster. BRB. [03:56] ..... [09:00] how do i delay x from starting on bootup in 14.04 server? [09:01] does anyone know where the alpha2 mini.iso is? [09:01] having some problems with AMD Radeon drivers which foes not let X [09:01] X does not run on startup ... possibly because drivers are not loaded [09:14] xdotcommer: Delaying the X start will not help in that situation. Check wether the drivers are loaded, from console. [09:41] xdotcommer, fglrx or the FOSS driver? [09:42] fglrx [09:42] did you check your logs for crashes or error messages? [09:42] pepee: strange thing is ... i do a fresh install it works perfectly... then lets say I plug a card in or out and try again and it wont work [09:42] which logs should i look at? [09:43] dmesg and /var/lox/Xorg.0.log [09:43] yea no errors there [09:43] looked at xdm as well but i guess thats not necessary [09:43] ask in #ati [09:44] thanks will give it a try! [09:44] yw [09:49] does anyone know where the alpha2 mini.iso is? [09:51] Most likely, It doesnt exist. [10:02] it does because i had the alpha1 version [10:02] it wasn't shown on cdimage.ubuntu but the URL existed [10:03] hrm [10:03] AWWWW YEHHHH http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/trusty/ [10:03] * UserError dances [11:03] does kubuntu 14.04 do a safe shutdown? i see it going from X to switch off, without the kubuntu splash. and every time i start the system, it does a disk scan. [11:26] rohan, you should check your HD... [11:27] And run fsck -f on all filesystems. [11:28] the S.M.A.R.T. data may give you quick clues [11:31] Hiyas all === soee__ is now known as soee [13:37] Hello, when I updated my computer the package kde-config-touchpad was removed and now I cannot configure my touchpad. [13:37] If I try to reinstall it, the two x-org packages will be removed. [13:39] melkor, guess we have to live with it until the package can be restored , it happened here too [13:40] BluesKaj: install kde-touchpad [13:41] melkor, ok thanks [13:43] The other config tool was better though, do you know if a bug has been filed for this? [13:48] hi is ubuntu 14.04 using compiz or something better [13:48] melkor, dunno about any bug , but the settings in kde-touchpad don't work yet , may be a reboot? [13:48] BluesKaj: I am not sure, when I went to system settings the touchpad was there and when I selected it I was able to change settings and apply. It worked. [13:49] BluesKaj: Which touchpad do you have? [13:50] hello? [13:51] BluesKaj: If you have a newer dell laptop there might be a bug with the driver. [13:54] melkor, Lenovo G500, lspci doesn't show amodel name for the touchpad [13:55] the settings aren't saved anyway, so kde-touchpad isn't much good to me [13:55] hm. [13:57] I'll try a reboot , but I don't have much hope for a positive result [14:01] oops . I was wrong , the settings work now :) [14:01] hi is ubuntu 14.04 using compiz or something better [14:01] it's becoming like windows , the settings won't stick without areboot [14:02] mrdeb, afaik , unity still uses compiz [14:03] why not clutter [14:03] which is way faster and less buddy [14:03] is DPS for radeon cards enabled by default in 14.04? [14:05] tilppis, DPS? [14:08] dynamic power management [14:10] mrdeb, sorry , but I'm a KDE user, not too informed about unity/gnome. Kwin on KDE has a nice built in compositer [14:10] ok [14:10] so u r saying to switch to kde [14:12] hmm [14:13] no I'm not, mrdeb. I'm merely making you aware of one of kde's advantages. A better compositor might not be a reason to switch desktops unless it's high on your list of important attributes === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube [14:20] so switch, ok [14:20] mrdeb, that's your call :) [14:21] is sound as good as in pure gnome [14:21] dunno [14:21] i noticed that sound is worst without pulse, then pulse ubutnu, then pure gnome [14:21] haven't use gnome in many yrs [14:21] used [14:21] i am on it now [14:22] went from 12.04 to deb 7 [14:23] i test many distros [14:26] i try to avoid pulseaudio, only use it because on my desktop pc alsa driver doesn't link properly with webaudio/flashaudio, otherwise I wouldn't need it [14:30] * mamarley started using PulseAudio when he got his new laptop so that it would be easier to make use of HDMI/DP audio output. [14:31] Some applications (like MPlayer/SMPlayer) would let me pick which device, but others would not. PulseAudio lets me pick which output device for any application. [15:54] how do i install acpid from source [15:55] i did "make install" but not sure if it did the overwrote the original acpid or not [17:01] Hi. In Kubuntu 14.04 with kde-config-gtk and gtk[23]-engines-oxygen, font rendering does not look like it does in KDE programs. Firefox, however, has perfect font rendering. How do I fix this? Thanks. [17:17] hello [17:19] help to upgrade my ubuntu 14.04 gnome-shell I get half when I enter the search application [18:46] Is it ok to upgrade to 14.04 if i accept once a day crash or is it more than that? [18:47] asad2005: Well it's fine for me - 0 crash - but hey it's still in dev so it *could* break [18:47] we dont have a guarantee for one crash a day, but be aware, that it will crash when you need to do important stuff. that works :) [18:48] asad2005: So far I've only had one major issue since November. Then again I'm using fairly stock hardware and Kubuntu version [18:48] asad2005: If it *does* crash for you, make a report :) [18:48] penguin42: Thanks whats the command to do the upgrade for a non released verstion [18:49] add a -d for developer upgrade [18:50] And if 14.04 is released i will only need to update right? [18:50] yep [18:50] asad2005: If it eats your kittens we can't be held liable [18:50] it should do [18:50] ...update, not eat kittens [18:51] genii: NP [19:16] Hi. In Kubuntu 14.04 with kde-config-gtk and gtk[23]-engines-oxygen, font rendering does not look like it does in KDE programs. Firefox, however, has perfect font rendering. How do I fix this? Thanks. [19:47] ROPA: if you want boot-repair for 14.04 ask the ppa maintainer if he does a package [19:50] ROPA: see https://bugs.launchpad.net/boot-repair/+bug/1267702 [19:50] Launchpad bug 1267702 in Boot-Repair "Need boot-repair package for Ubuntu 14.04" [Wishlist,Triaged] === TheLordOfTime is now known as teward [21:35] pietro10: are you still around? [21:36] yes [21:37] pietro10: i had the same problem as you [21:38] pietro10: what ended up working for me was, going to System Settings -> Application Appearance -> GTK -> then under "Select a theme", change it to something else for both gtk2 and gtk3 [21:38] pietro10: and then change it back to "oxygen-gtk" [21:38] hit "Apply" [21:38] that did it for me [21:39] ok [21:39] I had a weird thing where I had to set it to oxygen manually like that, but without changing the theme first [21:39] just changing it back and htitting Apply [21:39] but that was just to set the theme, not to fix font rendering [21:39] let's se.. [21:39] oh i see. [21:41] ok that did not fix it [21:42] I read somewhere about gnome-settings-daemon; should I try that? [21:42] sorry, no idea, never heard of it [21:55] I'll try on regular #kubuntu I guess === e4ward is now known as alnr