[01:36] Pram [01:36] oops === Vanilla is now known as Malak === Malak is now known as Malka === Malka is now known as Malak === Malak is now known as Malakilla === roney is now known as roney_away === julian is now known as Guest26200 === Guest26200 is now known as Dax [04:20] Hola a todos... === Dax is now known as Guest91856 [04:22] Hola a todos... [04:24] Hola a todos... [04:32] Alguien habla español??? [04:33] ubottu: es | Dax_ [04:33] Dax_: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. [04:34] thank you === calin is now known as crucerucalin === kubuntu is now known as Guest51250 [06:51] Hello out there [06:51] hi markwelds, how can we help? [06:52] well i think i have a sudoer problem [06:52] is your user in the sudoer group? [06:52] just installed 12.04 and whenever i use a sudo command i get a bash [06:53] command not found sorry [06:53] what command are you trying to use? [06:53] sudo install wine [06:53] because you need `sudo apt-get install wine` [06:54] yep [06:54] command not found [06:54] tell me exactly what you are doing -- and have you tried from muon instead? [06:55] in muon it says i do not have permission [06:55] i screwed the install up somehow [06:55] what exactly happened to make you think that? [06:56] also, I'm curious why you are using 12.04 [06:56] perhaps a simple thing in my login info during install im just guessing [06:57] guessing gets us nowhere [06:57] nope yer right [06:57] i make mistakes [06:57] thats how i learn [06:57] markwelds: Have you edited /etc/sudoers? [06:58] sudo install wine is not at all the same as the correct command [06:58] no i havent [06:58] markwelds: So it should be fine then, try valorie's command: sudo apt-get install wine [06:58] i know that valorie i was just keeping it simple [06:59] markwelds: Also the user you are using, did you make it? [06:59] yes i created and control the install [06:59] the reason i am using 12.04 is because wubi only has 12.04 [07:00] ? What I mean is, manually crated users are not automatically added to the sudo group. [07:00] * lordievader ugh Wubi :( [07:00] oh my [07:00] I've not heard that wubi even worked for 12.04 [07:01] dont have a machine to dedicate a drive at this moment [07:01] you don't have to give a whole drive to kubuntu [07:01] 2 partitions is enough ;) [07:01] oh its stable on my hp notebook [07:01] but why are you trying to run an app through wine, rather than just through windows/ [07:01] ? [07:02] seems like the long way around the barn [07:02] because i want to learn what i can do on windows on Linux [07:03] Hihi Windows->Kubuntu->Wine->.exe [07:03] thank you lord [07:03] wubi .... [07:03] wubi is a sorry tool [07:04] if you want linux, use linux applications [07:04] if you want windows, use winapps [07:04] markwelds: That was a representation of what you are trying to do ;) [07:04] much simpler [07:04] robs performance [07:04] wine does, yes [07:05] Also not everything works on wine, I'd go the dualboot route if I where you. [07:05] yeah now i just have to learn Gparted [07:06] markwelds: just install 13.04 -- the installer will do the work [07:06] tell it you have windows, and it will do the rest [07:06] much simpler [07:06] ok will do thanks so much great idea [07:06] 14.04 will be out in less than a month, and that's another LTS [07:07] I'm already running it, and it's already awesome [07:07] +1 [07:10] ok so when i install 13.04 how can i make sure the sudoers dile is setup for me [07:10] it is, automatically [07:10] perhaps that's one of the reasons wubi is dead [07:10] not sure [07:11] The first user you create (during the install) has sudo rights. [07:11] !wubi [07:11] Wubi allows you to install or uninstall Ubuntu 12.04 LTS from within Windows ( version 7 or earlier ) in a simple and safe way. Wubi is INCOMPATIBLE with UEFI, Windows 8 Certified computers, and Windows RAID arrays. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for more information. File wubi bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug [07:11] oh ok so theres no need for me to get in the terminal to fix it [07:11] huh [07:11] we don't use it anymore in kubuntu [07:11] no, you can use the gui for pretty much everything [07:11] Appearantly it is still shipped with Ubuntu Saucy iso's [07:11] ok thank you [07:12] * lordievader meh guis... [07:12] we use the cli for convenience, since it is so fast [07:12] CLI is the way to go :) [07:12] but it's important to use the guis to TEST [07:12] * valorie looks meaningfully at lordievader [07:15] Pff guis :P [07:18] testing makes perfection [08:00] привет всем === calin is now known as crucerucalin === rahul__ is now known as rahul === rahul is now known as Guest91461 === Guest91461 is now known as RahulAN [10:55] 'Morning folks === [BNC]alphacrypt is now known as alphacrypt [11:08] does anyone else notice that rekonq opens on the wrong screen? if hdmi used on the video card [11:09] also how do you find out what version of rekonq you are using [11:09] cjae, just rekonq? [11:09] yes [11:10] has for many distributions now, used to be other programs too but now just rekonq [11:10] why are you using rekonq, it's no longer the default browser [11:11] what is [11:11] is KDE a bloated desktop environment? just asking saw it somewhere [11:11] doesnt everyone has a "powerful enough" computer now [11:12] kde is huge and no for minimalists [11:12] cjae, firefox [11:12] I use ff [11:13] just wondering why I kde app doesnt follow kde rules [11:14] sandman13, well if you're interested in a minimalist type desktop then look elsewhere , but if you want configurability KDE is it, and don't believe everything you read [11:14] i love the looks of KDE and it's option BluesKaj [11:15] cjae, what KDE rules? [11:16] btw, what difference are there in Kubuntu and Mint KDE? who implemented it well? [11:16] display configuration rules [11:16] sandman13: try it in vbox and see [11:16] i would have tested it but for some reason Kubuntu doesn't boot on VMware [11:16] package installer for ine [11:16] one* [11:17] mint uses a synpatic like package installer [11:17] and a lot of things are assumed and setup out of the box [11:17] sandman13, we don't compare distros here, nut if you have a kubuntu question then ask away [11:17] but [11:17] this channel is almost always dead [11:18] cjae, really seldom see you here so ? [11:19] like the kde ufw (firewall) is setup on mint by default (i think) [11:19] or just has to be enabled [11:20] been dropping in since kde 4.1 [11:22] perhaps, but not much participation [11:32] till when is Kubuntu 13.10 supported? [11:34] sandman: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [11:35] thanks [12:10] rebooted to see if the browser and dialog font artifacts were fixed, looks good so far on OpenGL 3.1 and raster on intel i915 driver [12:19] My compy thinks there's two monitors during startup and there's just one. How might I adjust this? [12:22] odium, describe what happens please [12:22] the splash is off centered when booting [12:22] but my machine boots in under 30 seconds so I barely notice it [12:24] odium, then go into system settings>display&monitor and turn off the second LVDS if it's still enabled [12:25] there isn't a second one. [12:25] were you connected to a 2nd monitor via hdmi or vga recently? [12:26] I pulled this drive from a aspire one with an additional monitor and put it into nimdok [12:26] now it's got one monitor [12:27] nimdok? [12:29] did you reformat and do a clean install on the drive or did you expect it to boot, even with different hardware? [12:29] It does work with different hardware [12:30] and it works great [12:30] I compiled this kernel though [12:30] nimdok is just a 4core 4.5ghz w/ 16gb ram and a ssd [12:32] compiling a kernel isn't necessary , but if you must then expect a few problems [12:56] sorry, rebooted, I fixed my issue === gates8 is now known as tos === blackworm is now known as bones-afk [13:46] why some dreams appears so realistical ? [14:08] tos, do you have akubuntu support question ? [14:40] BluesKaj, I just stated my question above. === kevin is now known as Guest73923 [14:43] tos: That ain't really a Kubuntu support question, hence BluesKaj's question. [14:58] anybody experiencing system/gui blocked for couple of seconds and then everything works normally in 14.04/dev? [15:00] aljosa, that's a question for #ubuntu+1 [15:02] !kernel [15:02] The core of Ubuntu is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, and if you need to troubleshoot issues, you can try a !Mainline kernel instead, but if you insist, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile (see also !Stages) [15:03] !tickless [15:06] BBL === worm_bones is now known as bones-afk [17:15] yo guys [17:15] Im testing new kubuntu 14.04 beta, and I would like to test it on laptop with efi and ssd + hdd [17:16] but I have no idea how to prepare partitions [17:16] there is efi boot partition, wtf? [18:20] How can I customize KDE === calin is now known as crucerucalin [18:46] I am getting some errors when running pianobar which is a front end for pandora, this is undoubtedly a kernel parameter but I don't know which one to enable here's the error http://pastebin.com/ubsF8isv - any advice? [18:47] audio works fine otherwise [20:52] Hi! Anyone running Kubuntu the current 14.04? [20:52] SorenHolm: Jup. [20:53] Though support for it is in #ubuntu+1 [20:53] lordievader: How many pulseaudio-instances have you got running ? [20:53] lordievader: I have 2. And that's just plain old wrong. [21:17] hi guys, is there anyone who can help me to get my fresh installed kubuntu 12.04 connected thrue wifi?? === yvonne is now known as Guest57126 [21:17] iḿ on a cable connection right now [21:18] but i really want wifi, but how do i do this? when i click on connections, i cannot click on the option 'unwired' === DexterMorgan is now known as DexMorgan977 [22:41] what is this [23:35] is there a beta channel? [23:39] #Ubuntu+1 I think if memory serves.