Savour | but i had no clue | 00:00 |
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Savour | by the way the autologin-user-timeout=XX does work? | 00:00 |
CarlFK | let me know if it works - I have moved onto disabeling the screen saver now | 00:00 |
Savour | it worked !!! | 00:00 |
CarlFK | yay :) | 00:00 |
CarlFK | autologin-user-timeout=XX - no clue | 00:00 |
Savour | aa i was fighting with the screensave before an hour | 00:01 |
Savour | lolz | 00:01 |
CarlFK | like this? dconf read /org/gnome/desktop/session/idle-delay | 00:01 |
Savour | i installed the xscreensaver | 00:01 |
Savour | apt-get install -y xscreensaver | 00:01 |
CarlFK | I want less screen saver, not more lol | 00:01 |
Savour | then you have the screensaver options in menu->preferences->screensaver | 00:02 |
Savour | or run xscreensaver-demo it is the same dialog i think | 00:04 |
CarlFK | I am trying to script it so I can set it as part of an automated install | 00:05 |
Savour | oh ok | 00:05 |
Savour | it would be usefull to locate the config anyway | 00:06 |
CarlFK | the results change as I change it in the gui: dconf read /org/gnome/desktop/session/idle-delay | 00:06 |
CarlFK | like if I set 10 min, that returns "uint32 600", but I can't seem to use "dconf write..." to change what the gui shows | 00:07 |
CarlFK | it's weird. | 00:07 |
Savour | indeed, does it work? | 00:09 |
CarlFK | I think I have it... this sets 10 min, and changes the gui: dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/session/idle-delay "uint32 600" | 00:10 |
CarlFK | now lets see if setting it to 1 gives me a 1 second screen saver ... | 00:10 |
CarlFK | success! | 00:11 |
onlty | Im gonna steal the cookies | 00:13 |
onlty | from HTTP requsets | 00:14 |
donc3 | hi | 00:52 |
donc3 | I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04 but it gives me a grub-install error in the installation | 00:53 |
donc3 | could someone help me?? | 00:54 |
danialbehzadi | New unity conflicts with "Gnome Compatibility" Plugin of compiz and it makes troubles for those who upgrade from previous releases | 01:27 |
keturn | ah-hah, this is probably the right channel to talk about Trusty. | 01:48 |
keturn | The python glib & gtk+ bindings are not working here, which means lots and lots of things are failing | 01:49 |
keturn | including launchpad, software-center, etc | 01:49 |
keturn | I filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/1292785 a few weeks back. | 01:50 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1292785 in software-center (Ubuntu) "software-center-dbus crashed with AttributeError in /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gi/_propertyhelper.py: 'module' object has no attribute '_gi'" [Medium,New] | 01:50 |
keturn | so two questions I guess: Are these programs supposed to be using python2 or python3? | 01:51 |
keturn | second, is there anything else I can be doing to help that bug along? I know lots of python and a little about gtk and not much about the current methods used for the binding between the two. | 01:52 |
darkprincenh | Howdy everyone! | 01:59 |
darkprincenh | Random question. Anyone up to trying to answer it? | 02:02 |
fibz_ | possibly | 02:02 |
darkprincenh | Okie dokie then. When I start up my computer and come to the login screen, it sits there for about 30 seconds until I can input my password. Is that "normal" for this currently un-released release? | 02:03 |
darkprincenh | I think it has to do with connecting to my wireless network, but I'm not sure. | 02:12 |
darkprincenh | Why it would do that before I logged into my account makes no sense. I would think it should wait to connect until after the desktop has started loading. | 02:12 |
keturn | hmm, my 13.10 system certainly lets you log in before the wifi is connected. (my 14.04 only has ethernet) | 02:13 |
danialbehzadi | darkprincenh: No. It is not "normal" | 02:13 |
darkprincenh | I could never run 13.10 for whatever reason. It would load to a black screen every time I installed it. No matter the architecture or whether or not I enabled my nvidia card (which I have since removed due to a bad fan) | 02:14 |
danialbehzadi | darkprincenh: you should be able to enter your password whether it is connected to network or not. File a bug via "ubuntu-bug lightdm" | 02:15 |
darkprincenh | I've noticed that if I use the KDE desktop, there is a significant wait between logging in and when my sound system comes "online". This is usually accompanied by a notification that I have connected to my network. | 02:15 |
darkprincenh | You mis-understand, sir. | 02:16 |
danialbehzadi | darkprincenh: How old is your computer? | 02:17 |
darkprincenh | I can log in either way, connected or not. | 02:17 |
darkprincenh | It's an Intel Core2Quad with 8gb of DDR3 | 02:17 |
darkprincenh | Older by today's standards, but a beast none-the-less. | 02:18 |
darkprincenh | Let me reboot back to the other partition. I'm in xubunut LTS right now and it flies. | 02:19 |
darkprincenh | I want to check my logs for some things. | 02:19 |
darkprincenh | I'm back | 02:28 |
darkprincenh | exit | 02:33 |
msx | Hi all, just upgraded this package: kerneloops-daemon (0.12+git20090217-3ubuntu7) and got this: update-rc.d: warning: default stop runlevel arguments (0 1 6) do not match kerneloops Default-Stop values (1) | 03:42 |
msx | it's that expected? | 03:43 |
msx | *is | 03:43 |
darkangel | is 33 Celsius Hot for a Ubuntu Hard drive? | 04:36 |
ggreer | http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en/us/archive/disk_failures.pdf <-- see section 3.4 on pages 5 and 6 | 04:40 |
SuperLag | zsync is awesome | 06:43 |
friendly-ghost | hello guys | 07:02 |
friendly-ghost | I did a frensh install of Trusty with today's image | 07:03 |
friendly-ghost | and I got the following error: | 07:03 |
friendly-ghost | Executing 'grub-install /dev/sda' failed. | 07:03 |
friendly-ghost | This is a fatal error. | 07:03 |
friendly-ghost | Anyone here? | 07:12 |
Blue1 | boo | 07:16 |
friendly-ghost | hahahahahaha :D | 07:20 |
friendly-ghost | I just came back :D | 07:20 |
Blue1 | I didn't get that - but you can try to recover it. this may/maynot help: http://pkill-9.com/recovering-ubuntudebian-linux-after-a-windows-installhiccup/ | 07:20 |
friendly-ghost | yeah, when you see a ghost, one says "Boooooooo!" | 07:20 |
friendly-ghost | hahahahahaha | 07:20 |
Blue1 | ymmv applies | 07:20 |
friendly-ghost | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7172619/ | 07:21 |
friendly-ghost | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7172645/ | 07:21 |
Blue1 | it looks like you may not have a valid parition -- you might try running gparted | 07:22 |
Blue1 | to make sure. | 07:22 |
friendly-ghost | funny thing is that gparted dosn't see al my partition. | 07:23 |
Blue1 | fdisk -- I haven't used that in ages... | 07:23 |
friendly-ghost | xD | 07:23 |
Blue1 | I am not sure fdisk will has gpt support to be honest -- gparted I know does | 07:23 |
Blue1 | ahh here it is: WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sda'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted. | 07:24 |
Blue1 | that is in the output you pasted | 07:24 |
Blue1 | note that if you intend to use windows 7 -- gpt is incompatible | 07:25 |
friendly-ghost | http://i57.tinypic.com/28juo1.png | 07:26 |
friendly-ghost | I never dual-booted. It only has Ubuntu. | 07:27 |
Blue1 | okay let me fire up gparted pdq | 07:27 |
friendly-ghost | This laptop had originnally Ubuntu 13.10, but I replaced it with Ubuntu gnome Trusty, which upon installation showed me that bootloader problem | 07:27 |
Blue1 | i did not have those issues - but then I installed on msdos too | 07:29 |
Blue1 | gparted/device/create new partition table/ -- will allow you to create gpt and msdos | 07:29 |
friendly-ghost | I'm wary about using gparted now since it is not showing all my partitions. | 07:30 |
friendly-ghost | oh, wait. Never mind. | 07:31 |
friendly-ghost | Ok, I didn't think about switching the drives in gparted. First time having more than 1 drive in my computer xD | 07:32 |
friendly-ghost | So, could you explain what shall I do next? | 07:33 |
friendly-ghost | :) | 07:33 |
friendly-ghost | I tried erasing the all the partitions in sdb and re-install, but that didn't work either. | 07:34 |
akiva-mobile | does anyone here have xchat? I want to verify a bug | 07:35 |
friendly-ghost | Sorry, I'm using Empathy. | 07:35 |
Blue1 | pidgin | 07:36 |
Blue1 | why do you need xchat? | 07:36 |
Blue1 | friendly-ghost: right, but did you create the partition table? | 07:36 |
Blue1 | deleting the partitions does NOT create the partition table | 07:36 |
bekks | deleting partitions implies that there is a partition table already. | 07:37 |
Blue1 | right, but he is trying to create gpt | 07:38 |
akiva-mobile | Blue1, its for the hud. An option of setting the view to tree is not working | 07:39 |
akiva-mobile | but it works for others | 07:39 |
Blue1 | ahh that's more advanced then anything I do. | 07:39 |
Blue1 | ru using unity? | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | Blue1, me? | 07:40 |
Blue1 | yes sorry | 07:40 |
Blue1 | long day... | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | yah | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | lol | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | !tab | 07:40 |
ubottu | You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 07:40 |
Blue1 | i am using gnome | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | bah botbuntu isnt here :P | 07:40 |
rww | what is a botbuntu | 07:40 |
Blue1 | gnome today. gnome tomorrow...well | 07:40 |
akiva-mobile | rww, skynet | 07:43 |
Blue1 | off topic - but I am sure glad I am not using xp -- night folks | 07:44 |
friendly-ghost | I'm back. | 07:44 |
akiva-mobile | hey building unity8 was working last night in qtcreator, but today it is telling me that no executable is specified. What do I need to do to fix that? | 07:45 |
friendly-ghost | Well, after installing Ubuntu trusty on top of Ubuntu 13.10 that came with this laptop, I encountered that bootloading problem, so I deleted the parition, and reinstalled again, but it did not work either | 07:45 |
akiva-mobile | friendly-ghost, bios or uefi? | 07:46 |
friendly-ghost | BIOS | 07:50 |
friendly-ghost | akiva-mobile: never had windows installed on this laptop, so I had no need for UEFI ;-) | 07:52 |
akiva-mobile | very strange that you would be getting grub errors; Usually ubuntu handles the boodloader excellently | 07:54 |
friendly-ghost | I installed and reinstalled multiple times on my previous computers too. This is the first time it has happened. Then again it is a development brunch | 07:55 |
friendly-ghost | Maybe it has something to do with crypt-luk ? | 07:56 |
friendly-ghost | Someone gave e this link: www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/wipegpt.html | 07:57 |
friendly-ghost | This is me: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2213852&p=12971158#post12971158 | 07:58 |
ggreer | I managed to set up a dual-boot 14.04/windows 8.1 laptop with the ubuntu partition encrypted with luks. everything works except hibernation (suspend to disk) | 07:58 |
ggreer | it was not easy | 07:58 |
ggreer | the lack of hibernation is because I accidentally encrypted a partition instead of creating a whole luks encrypted volume. I didn't want to redo the ubuntu install | 07:59 |
friendly-ghost | I'm gettingn sleepy :( | 08:00 |
friendly-ghost | :9 :( | 08:00 |
friendly-ghost | but I still haven't fixed this xD | 08:00 |
ggreer | probably best to sleep on it. anything you do now is likely to be a mistake | 08:00 |
friendly-ghost | hahahahahah :D | 08:00 |
ggreer | the computer isn't going to spoil overnight | 08:00 |
ggreer | :) | 08:00 |
Beldar | !bootinfo| friendly-ghost run this script and add to your thread. | 08:02 |
ubottu | friendly-ghost run this script and add to your thread.: Boot info script is a usefull script for diagnosing boot problems. Run the script following the directions here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and then look at RESULTS.txt (or !pastebin it for others to look at). | 08:02 |
Beldar | friendly-ghost, The app I was trying to get you to run, makes this script, paste all the text from it to your thread. | 08:03 |
friendly-ghost | ok. *downloading* | 08:03 |
friendly-ghost | oh by the way, the Ubuntu installer is still runing, and.. | 08:04 |
friendly-ghost | Should I choose "Continue without a bootloader" or "Cancel the installation" ? | 08:04 |
Beldar | friendly-ghost, The problem you have is a uefi computer that was set up to run just ubuntu. It still has the gpt/efi sda, consequently ubuntu did a efi install, so it is not a bios boot as is. | 08:06 |
Beldar | at the least, gpt in the partition table in sda | 08:08 |
friendly-ghost | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7172873/ | 08:08 |
friendly-ghost | amazing! never saw that script before. | 08:08 |
friendly-ghost | Thank you Beldar, akiva-mobile, and Blue1 :) | 08:11 |
Beldar | friendly-ghost, I am not sure on this situation with two HD's, one gpt one msdos. I would close the install, and post that in your thread. Look for a mod to post, there is one that concentrates in this area. | 08:11 |
akiva-mobile | friendly-ghost, To learn more about Grubs, bootloaders, or poetry; Visit your local public library | 08:12 |
akiva-mobile | or logon to pbskids.org | 08:12 |
friendly-ghost | lol | 08:12 |
Beldar | best darn bootloader in the west | 08:13 |
friendly-ghost | :) | 08:18 |
friendly-ghost | Well. I might see you guys later :D maybe in two days since I'm stuck tomorrow :D | 08:18 |
friendly-ghost | see ya all | 08:18 |
narekb | hi people, could someone help me out with 13.10 -> 14.04? | 08:25 |
narekb | I am getting "The software is up to date" when I run update-manager -d | 08:25 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, hmmm? | 08:27 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, that sounds familiar | 08:27 |
narekb | do I need to enable additional sources? | 08:27 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, hummmm try it again; i'm busy googling it | 08:27 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get autoremove | 08:28 |
akiva-mobile | you should run that before | 08:28 |
narekb | I did that | 08:28 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, uhmm, do it without the && | 08:30 |
akiva-mobile | so execute them seperately | 08:30 |
narekb | hmmm ,ok | 08:30 |
akiva-mobile | && piping often causes scripts to break | 08:30 |
akiva-mobile | like they will only execute the first | 08:30 |
akiva-mobile | in theory they should execute each one in unison, but for me that works maybe 50% of the time | 08:30 |
narekb | ahh I see | 08:31 |
narekb | I'll try that now | 08:31 |
narekb | akiva-mobile, have you upgraded already? | 08:31 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, yah | 08:31 |
narekb | is it worth it? | 08:31 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, are you a developer? | 08:31 |
narekb | well, I would be interested in doing some coding on Ubuntu | 08:32 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, yah then sure | 08:32 |
narekb | sweet | 08:32 |
akiva-mobile | and I can help get you started in that | 08:32 |
narekb | :D | 08:32 |
akiva-mobile | because lord knows I wish I had that help :P Its hard to get into it at first | 08:32 |
narekb | thank you | 08:32 |
akiva-mobile | np | 08:32 |
rayq | hey all...something strange with my trusty install...not sure what to do | 08:33 |
rayq | kernel shows Linux m50vm 3.13.0-17-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Mon Mar 10 21:44:01 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux | 08:33 |
rayq | updated and dist-upgrade with no effect. my other trusty install shows 1.13.0-20 | 08:33 |
rayq | ...for kernel | 08:33 |
rayq | sorry 3.13.0-20 | 08:34 |
lordievader | Good morning. | 08:35 |
narekb | oook time for reboot | 08:46 |
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narekb | akiva-mobile, thank you very much, it worked, I am now upgrading | 08:50 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, great :) | 08:51 |
akiva-mobile | narekb, lesson here; piping is confusing | 08:51 |
narekb | piping doesn't work :D | 08:51 |
akiva-mobile | hmmm maybe piping isnt the right word ... | 08:52 |
akiva-mobile | usually refers to | | 08:52 |
akiva-mobile | anywhoo | 08:52 |
donc3 | Hi !! Could someone help me with a problem with ubuntu 14.04 | 09:29 |
donc3 | ???? | 09:29 |
bekks | donc3: you have to sepcify the problem first. | 09:29 |
donc3 | okay | 09:29 |
donc3 | I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04 | 09:30 |
donc3 | I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04. it's a fatal error | 09:31 |
donc3 | how could I solve it??? | 09:31 |
ikonia | donc3: giving clear information would be a start | 09:31 |
bekks | can you be more specific? "it'S a fatal error" doesnt mean much. | 09:31 |
donc3 | this is the exact error: "the execution of <<grub-install /dev/sdb>> has failed. This is a fatal error." | 09:35 |
donc3 | ikonia: | 09:35 |
donc3 | bekks: I think that it's a bug of the efi boot mode | 09:39 |
bekks | Why do you think that? | 09:39 |
donc3 | because it is a new netbook and I'm doing a new installation of ubuntu with the boot in efi mode | 09:41 |
bekks | And why do you think it is related to EFI? | 09:41 |
donc3 | I have booted ubuntu with a grub bootable usb deactivating the efi mode | 09:42 |
bekks | you cannot "deactivate" EFI with an usb bootable whatever. | 09:43 |
bekks | !efi | donc3 | 09:43 |
ubottu | donc3: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 09:43 |
donc3 | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub-installer/+bug/1299134 | 09:43 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1299134 in grub-installer (Ubuntu) "grub-installer failed during install trusty 64bit" [Undecided,New] | 09:43 |
bekks | So if that bug persists without EFI, it cant be an EFI related bug - thats obvious, isnt it? :) | 09:44 |
donc3 | so... can I do something to boot the OS without the Usb with the grub?? | 09:47 |
ikonia | I'm more interested why it's trying to put grub onto sdb | 09:47 |
ikonia | unless I have missed that part of the conversation | 09:48 |
donc3 | because is the disk ssd in which I'm installing ubuntu | 09:49 |
bekks | why did you install grub on the usb before? | 09:52 |
donc3 | no after the error | 09:52 |
ikonia | where you install ubuntu doesn't matter, the boot loader should be on the mbr of the boot disk | 09:53 |
ikonia | unless you plan to chain load it from another disk | 09:53 |
donc3 | I have to download a rescue grub bootable usb | 09:53 |
ikonia | why / | 09:53 |
bekks | donc3: Why? | 09:53 |
ikonia | the ubuntu cd is a rescue cd | 09:53 |
donc3 | but with the ubuntu cd I don't know how to fix it... | 09:54 |
Dudytz | hi all ... I use the Ubuntu 14.04, I have a user with the default groups (adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare) and encrypted home. Everything works well, but I have error in nautilus to mount a FAT32 partition (in another disk [sdb]) and mount of usb pendrive FAT32 formatted. Can anyone helpme to identify the root cause? | 10:30 |
Dudytz | The error is "You do not have the permissions necessary to mount XXX" | 10:31 |
Dudytz | anyone? | 10:35 |
bekks | use sudo mount ... | 10:42 |
BluesKaj | 'Morning folks | 10:51 |
alfonsojon | Morning. | 11:24 |
alfonsojon | Does 14.04 include better support for Exynos processors? | 11:24 |
alfonsojon | The Exynos 5250, in particular. | 11:25 |
alfonsojon | The GPU doesn't currently support anything but fbdev as a framebuffer, which makes it a pain to use. | 11:25 |
alfonsojon | :( | 11:25 |
BluesKaj | dunno alfonsojon, we deal with regular pcs and laptops, phones are bit more difficult to support | 11:33 |
alfonsojon | it's not a phone. | 11:33 |
alfonsojon | The Samsung Chromebook Series 3 | 11:33 |
alfonsojon | It can run Ubuntu 12.04 fine, but that's because of Unity 2D. | 11:34 |
alfonsojon | BluesKaj: ^ | 11:34 |
BluesKaj | chromebooks are a rare item in this channel too | 11:34 |
BluesKaj | no experience with them , sorry | 11:35 |
BluesKaj | alfonsojon, suppose you've already read this, but I'll post it just in case, http://askubuntu.com/questions/356243/true-ubuntu-on-chromebook-arm-samsung | 11:51 |
mamat | I've just updated kubuntu and restarted it. then I've got 'baloo_file' in ksysguard uses cpu constantly and hasn't stopped yet, what is it for? | 11:58 |
BluesKaj | mamat, baloo replaced nepomuk as file search/indexer, you can kill it in system monitor | 12:02 |
mamat | BluesKaj: is it safe? | 12:03 |
BluesKaj | yes, if nepomuk was enabled when baloo replaced it then baloo will be enabled. Killing it merely disables i. | 12:04 |
BluesKaj | it | 12:04 |
mamat | OK thanks | 12:05 |
mamat | many things crash after dist-upgrading | 12:06 |
BluesKaj | mamat, for example? | 12:07 |
mamat | kwalletd, baloo_file_extractor | 12:08 |
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udzguru | hello | 12:14 |
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vlada | hi! | 13:46 |
lordievader | Hey vlada | 13:47 |
vlada | I'm trying Ubuntu 14.04 right now and have to say that I'm impressed by incremental update and stability of it. Great release. Packagers have done their job quite nice! :) | 13:48 |
lordievader | They sure have :) | 13:48 |
vlada | There is only one thing I've noticed is severely broken in mine particular installation. | 13:48 |
vlada | Looks like qt5 based packagers have broken keyboard input. I can write in default (English) language, but not in any other. | 13:49 |
vlada | Serbian and Deutsch layout don't work. Is that known issue? Anyone else experienced it? | 13:50 |
vlada | qt4, qt3, gtk+ (both version 2 and 3) work great | 13:51 |
vlada | lordievader, now that I've said it, hi to you too! ;) | 13:51 |
BluesKaj | Qt5 shouldn't be tried at this stage even tho it's available to devs | 13:52 |
lordievader | This is #ubuntu+1! Qt5 might be alpha, but that didn't stop us with Trusty. I'm going to try kf5 once my update finishes :D | 13:53 |
BluesKaj | lordievader, well good luck | 13:53 |
lordievader | BluesKaj: Thanks. | 13:55 |
lordievader | vlada: Anyhow, did you install qt5 through Project Neon? | 13:55 |
vlada | BluesKaj, To be honest, I'm well aware of alpha/beta stage of qt5, but 5.2 isn't really pre-release-4.99-beta-don't-try-at-home release. ;) Only one app, accidentally I build it myself daily, uses it. It's Scribus 1.5 (text layout application). | 13:56 |
vlada | Only other place where I've noticed bad behavior is qt5 provided app ecosystem. I.e. Qt Designer. | 13:57 |
vlada | lordievader, no. What's that? :) | 13:58 |
lordievader | vlada: It's for trying out KDE framework 5, which is based on Qt5. | 13:59 |
vlada | lordievader, ah! Nope! I'm using 14.04 provided binaries | 14:00 |
lordievader | Right, as I figured. | 14:01 |
MonkeyDust | FYI: 14.04 suddenly froze and shut down during the installation of Inkscape, using the software center | 14:21 |
vlada | lordievader, As any good citizen, I've filled a bug report. ;) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1299474 | 14:24 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1299474 in Ubuntu "Broken keyboard input with non-default layout in Qt5 applications" [Undecided,New] | 14:24 |
vlada | MonkeyDust, hi | 14:24 |
lordievader | :D | 14:24 |
vlada | MonkeyDust, Whole system halted by installing package or just Ubuntu sw center | 14:25 |
vlada | ? | 14:25 |
Guest55668 | hi all | 14:54 |
Guest55668 | which card is better for 14.04 LTS: intel gma 950 or ATI X1300 pro | 14:54 |
Guest55668 | 10x in advise | 14:54 |
Guest55668 | eny1 | 14:57 |
Guest55668 | bye | 15:12 |
yofel | BluesKaj, lordievader: qt5 isn't alpha but at version 5.2, what you're thinking about is kf5 (which isn't the only user of qt5) | 15:17 |
lordievader | Check | 15:18 |
BluesKaj | yofel, ok | 15:19 |
BluesKaj | had the ppa but apt-purged it due to many problems with artifacts | 15:21 |
BluesKaj | erikson43 | 15:28 |
BluesKaj | my alter ego | 15:28 |
BluesKaj | on other irc servers, which I haven't used in yrs | 15:30 |
nikwen | Hi! I just tried to update my 13.10 installation to 14.04 beta by running "update-manager -d". | 15:56 |
nikwen | However, it failed. :( | 15:56 |
nikwen | I previously had the "click" package installed from the up to date repo on Launchpad. | 15:57 |
nikwen | Therefore, the update of that package failed. | 15:57 |
nikwen | In addition, upstart-app-launch is broken as well. | 15:57 |
nikwen | It says that click (probably the old one) depends on python3-click (< 0.4.12~saucy1~test1.1) but that 0.4.20 should be installed. | 15:59 |
nikwen | The error with upstart-app-launch is similar to that one. | 15:59 |
nikwen | Does anyone have an idea what I could do? (I haven't rebooted yet.) | 16:00 |
Nothing_Much | Why can't I install programs from the USC? | 16:02 |
bekks | Nothing_Much: Because we dont know the error message you get ;) | 16:05 |
Nothing_Much | bekks: well it's from packages outside of the USC | 16:05 |
Nothing_Much | but there is no error | 16:05 |
Nothing_Much | it says.. "processing triggers libc6" | 16:05 |
Nothing_Much | as it would normally after a finished installation] | 16:06 |
bekks | And what else does happen? | 16:06 |
Nothing_Much | nothing, it just doesn't install | 16:06 |
Nothing_Much | but it only happens when you open and attempt an install through the USC | 16:07 |
Nothing_Much | I can easily install through the command line | 16:07 |
Nothing_Much | but the USC is either bugged or not allowing outside packages | 16:08 |
Nothing_Much | to be installed | 16:08 |
Gavin^ | There seems to be a problem which I've narrowed down to the kernel 3.13.0-20-generic. Using that I lose all hardware acceleration and desktop effects. Going back to 3.13.0-19-generic works. This on Intel graphics. | 16:25 |
narekb | ok, I got 14.04 working, but onw I have this problem | 17:23 |
narekb | I can't install .debs dowloaded from the web | 17:23 |
narekb | *downloaded | 17:23 |
narekb | anyone got the same issue? | 17:23 |
MonkeyDust | narekb 1) use gdebi; 2) careful with unscreened .debs from the web | 17:24 |
utusan | can't install like what? error? | 17:24 |
narekb | utusan, it says they're corrupted | 17:24 |
narekb | but it's... Skype | 17:24 |
narekb | why would Skype be corrupt? | 17:24 |
utusan | it means your deb file is bad | 17:24 |
narekb | but it worked just fine on 13.10 | 17:25 |
MonkeyDust | narekb skype is in the partner repo, activate that and install skype | 17:27 |
narekb | hmmm | 17:28 |
narekb | lemme try | 17:28 |
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MonkeyDust | that was a failed boot into ubuntu-gnome remix | 18:42 |
MonkeyDust | 14.04 | 18:42 |
Guest55668 | hi all | 19:17 |
Guest55668 | which card is bether Intel gma 950 or Ati X1300 pro@ | 19:17 |
Guest55668 | for 14.04 LTS? | 19:17 |
Guest55668 | 10x in advise | 19:17 |
bekks | the x1300 is - well, "outdated" would be too friendly. | 19:22 |
bekks | That card is about 8 years old. | 19:22 |
Guest55668 | yes, i know , but "the old rig" is old | 19:23 |
Guest55668 | and I dont want to drop it | 19:23 |
bekks | which doesnt affect the fact that the x1300 isnt supported by fglxr anymore. | 19:23 |
xee | Greetings, I'm trying Kubuntu 14.04 and I'm happy with it, I'm running it on an intel 4th generation laptop with HD 4400 graphics, I get some graphical glitches occasionally, is this a known issue ? | 19:27 |
Guest55668 | summa sumarum, from which card /NV,ATI,Intel/ above we can think for 14 LTS | 19:35 |
rigo_ | hi | 19:46 |
rigo_ | the system is Linux htpc 3.14.0-031400rc8-generic #201403242335 SMP Tue Mar 25 03:36:22 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux running an xbmc with tvheadend back and frontend, using a tevii s662 | 19:46 |
rigo_ | liplinian driver installed firmware downloaded. | 19:47 |
rigo_ | dmesg is http://paste.ubuntu.com/7175847/ | 19:47 |
rigo_ | i still have only blank (sometimes flashing) screen. sound is ok. (avi, divx, mkv etc.. files are fine only live tv picture is not.) | 19:47 |
Guest55668 | bue | 19:56 |
Guest55668 | bye | 19:56 |
freijon | can anyone see my message from #ubuntu? i'm on my phone and can't copy my last message | 22:00 |
ikonia | we can see | 22:03 |
freijon | feel free to paste it here | 22:03 |
freijon | any ideas? | 22:03 |
Daekdroom | "<freijon> hey guys. I've updated to ubuntu gnome 14.04 via update-manager (last time I did that). during the upgrade my screen turned black. after a few hours I turned the computer off. I finished the upgrade with apt-get dist-upgrade. now everything is installed but I get a black screen after booting the system. I tried everything I know and I'm out of ideas. any advice would be much appreciated!" | 22:06 |
freijon | thanks daekdroom | 22:07 |
freijon | after waiting for several minutes, I now see an "X" as cursor, the rest is black. restarting gdm turns the screen black again | 22:09 |
freijon | I already reconfigured x-server and gdm | 22:10 |
freijon | what else could I do? | 22:11 |
ice9 | I have noticed general better speed performance in 14.04 is it true? and what's the reason behind this? | 22:25 |
penguin42 | ice9: It can be pretty hard to answer something like that - there will have been a lot of changes | 22:39 |
ice9 | penguin42: that's good it's really faster and more responsive and launches applications faster | 22:40 |
ice9 | I can feel this | 22:40 |
ice9 | is there a way to disable global menu for all applications? | 22:43 |
ice9 | how to show menu in the title bar as show here http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/03/7-ubuntu-14-04-lts-improvements-youll-love at number 3 | 22:48 |
trism | ice9: did you find the option, I just testing and it is CCSM/Ubuntu Unity Plugin/Launcher/Minimize Single Window Applications (Unsupported) | 22:54 |
ice9 | trism: yes it's working thank you | 22:55 |
ice9 | trism: do you know to display the application menu in the title bar? | 22:55 |
aboSamoor | I have a problem with my package manager, any idea? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7176646/ | 22:57 |
aboSamoor | after upgrading | 22:57 |
Daekdroom | You can also access it through System Settings > Appearance > Behaviour tab > Show the menus for a window (x) in the window's title bar | 22:57 |
trism | ice9: gsettings set com.canonical.Unity integrated-menus true; | 22:58 |
trism | Daekdroom: nice find | 22:58 |
ice9 | Trusty is brilliant | 22:59 |
aboSamoor | can someone help me, I am stuck after upgrading :( | 23:09 |
trism | aboSamoor: that is kind of weird, seems to be failing on adding the user because it is already there, I can't seem to reproduce it though | 23:17 |
ice9 | some applications are missing the title bar like libreoffice | 23:19 |
trism | aboSamoor: I think you could fix it with: sudo deluser avahi; | 23:20 |
trism | aboSamoor: you may need to stop avahi-daemon if it is already running or that will error: sudo stop avahi-daemon; | 23:20 |
trism | aboSamoor: then try the sudo apt-get -f install; again | 23:20 |
trism | aboSamoor: wonder how you got into that inconsistant state...might be worth a bug report, I notice in avahi-daemon.postinst addgroup has || true but not the adduser line, hence the error | 23:21 |
ice9 | trism: do you have that problem too? libreoffice has no title bar | 23:23 |
trism | ice9: nope I have a title bar here | 23:25 |
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