[00:00] <keto4life_> The solution was to use xmodmap or ksuperkey to remap ALT+F1 from <super>
[00:02] <keto4life_> Is there a way of making KDE forget which windows were open previously? Every time I boot, my previous session is loaded with all the windows and tabs etc from last time. i don't want that.
[00:04] <claydoh> keto4life_: system settings >> startup and shutdown >> session management >> select "start with empty session"
[00:05] <keto4life_> claydoh: Spot on!
[00:05] <keto4life_> Thanks bro.
[00:06] <claydoh> ;)
[00:11] <keto4life_> claydoh: Is dolphin themable?
[00:12] <claydoh> keto4life_: yes, though probably themable as part of theming KDE as a  whole - color scheme, wideco, etc
[00:12] <keto4life_> kk
[00:47] <Guest39362> Im having some display problems since upgrading to 14.04, and havent been able to find anything online. When I open kmix now it opens on my second monitor (which doesnt have the taskbar on it at all) and now when i fullsize videos they show on the second monitor, not the first.
[00:47] <Guest39362> Anyone know any way to fix these issues?
[01:23] <nvidia-damnU> hey all
[01:24] <nvidia-damnU> i had installed ubuntu, but strange lockups probably related to my nvidia card made me decide to just do a reinstall
[01:24] <nvidia-damnU> so im ttrying kubuntu
[01:24] <nvidia-damnU> its installing now...
[01:24] <nvidia-damnU> anyone here the PRO at getting nvidia optimus working in kubuntu 14.04 ??
[01:24] <nvidia-damnU> nvidia-prime or bumblebee or this or that
[02:11] <Desertstarr> hello all
[02:11] <Desertstarr> anyone around? i am in need of some slight help
[02:23] <erikzon> i dont speak english, some one can help Desertstarr?
[02:27] <Desertstarr> don't seem to be anyone available
[02:36] <erikzon> Desertstarr tell me your problem, maybe i can undestand and help you :)
[02:37] <jbc_> I have just installed a second harddrive (sdb), and confgiured hdparm with -B254 -S1, that (almost immedietly) sends the drive into standby, which is good. the drive will stay in standby , until something wakes it, ie. dolphin; and afterthat, no amount of time or coersion will put it back into standby.
[02:37] <jbc_> Has anyone seen something like that before?
[02:41] <Desertstarr> As for my problem,  I had connected my NAS harddrive to ubuntu useing samba, when i converted to Kubuntu, I lost the ability to browse the Nas directory.  Was wondering how to start to trouble shooting
[02:41] <Desertstarr> trouble shoot*
[02:47] <erikzon> Desertstarr try open Dolphin whit "sudo dolphin" in a terminal to get acces to the NAS harddrive
[02:47] <jbc_> Desertstarr: What do you mean by "browse the NAS directory"? - Does that mean you can ping the NAS (it's name/ip) but not see its shares using, smbclient forinstance?
[02:50] <Desertstarr> when i open dolphin
[02:50] <Desertstarr> and look through network
[02:50] <Desertstarr> i can see my nas hardrive
[02:50] <Desertstarr> but when i click on it
[02:51] <Desertstarr> doesn't open and i don;t have acess to the files on it
[02:52] <Desertstarr> (network: > antholgy ) is as far as it goes
[02:52] <jbc_> Does you NAS allow anonymous access? you could try running "smbclient -L <hostname/ip>" in bash to test access
[02:52] <Desertstarr> even thought there should be more sub directories
[02:52] <Desertstarr> its acess should be password and user protected
[02:53] <Desertstarr> when i clicked on it in nautilius a prompt would open and i would enter than info
[02:53] <Desertstarr> on dolphin nothing happens
[02:53] <Desertstarr> that info*
[02:54] <Desertstarr> i ran sudo dolphin
[02:55] <Desertstarr> and it ran thought the terminal but im not sure what the output is saying lol
[02:56] <Desertstarr> should i post the output to a google doc and post the link here?
[02:56] <erikzon> put the outpout here, maybe jbc_ can help you
[02:56] <Desertstarr> it is a bit long but ok
[02:56] <erikzon> use parte.kde.org
[02:56] <jbc_> paste.kde.org
[02:56] <erikzon> sorry its: paste.kde.org
[02:56] <erikzon> then put the link here
[02:57] <Desertstarr> http://goo.gl/TlDH0O
[02:57] <jbc_> Meanwhile what happens if you try manually typing in the path to the share in dolphin, something like: smb://fileserver/data/
[02:58] <Desertstarr> umm i will try that now
[03:00] <Desertstarr> says it doesn't exsist
[03:00] <Desertstarr> exist*
[03:01] <jbc_> try that smbclient command or typed earlier
[03:01] <jbc_> ...command or typed... command >I< typed :)
[03:03] <Desertstarr> getting syntax error
[03:04] <Desertstarr> i think i entered it properly though
[03:05] <jbc_> if you ping Anthology does it give you the correct ip ?
[03:06] <jbc_> if so try "smbclient -L Anthology"
[03:06] <Desertstarr> smbclient -L <Anthology/192.168.2.2>   is how i entered it
[03:07] <jbc_> ohh, thats why it should be hostname or ip-addess
[03:07] <jbc_> not both
[03:07] <jbc_> so smbclient -L 192.168.2.2
[03:07] <Desertstarr> oh my mistake
[03:07] <Desertstarr> sorry
[03:07] <jbc_> np.
[03:09] <Desertstarr> http://goo.gl/WJKWvU
[03:09] <Desertstarr> seems to have come back sucessful
[03:09] <jbc_> okay, so we can access the thing atleast :)
[03:10] <Desertstarr> yes sir
[03:11] <jbc_> now in dolphin, type smb://<username>@192.168.2.2/Public
[03:11] <jbc_> what does that get you?
[03:13] <Desertstarr> user name for the nas or kubuntu's username?
[03:13] <jbc_> for nas
[03:16] <Desertstarr> getting no such file or directory
[03:16] <Desertstarr> even though that is the user name i use for acess
[03:16] <Desertstarr> i even checked
[03:17] <jbc_> hmm
[03:18] <jbc_> what if you just mount it?
[03:18] <jbc_> sudo mkdir -p /mnt/192.168.2.2/Public
[03:18] <jbc_> mount -t cifs //192.168.2.2/Public -o username=<nas-username>,password=<nas-password> /mnt/192.168.2.2/Public
[03:19] <Desertstarr> isn't that what samba did or was doing for me in ubuntu untill i installed kubuntu?
[03:19] <jbc_> not exactly
[03:21] <Desertstarr> so to make sure im correct
[03:22] <Desertstarr> mount -t cifs //192.168.2.2/Public -o username=<desertstarr>,password=<mypassword> /mnt/192.168.2.2/Public
[03:22] <Desertstarr> like that?
[03:23] <jbc_> yes, but you have to create to /mnt/192.168.2.2/Pulib folder first
[03:23] <jbc_> and Public
[03:26] <jbc_> ohh, and no
[03:26] <jbc_> sorry; username=desertstarr,password=mypassword (no <>, I just type those to indicate placeholders)
[03:27] <Desertstarr> ah i see'
[03:27] <jbc_> did you type those (<>) in the smb://username@192.168.2.2/Public before?
[03:28] <Desertstarr> no no before i knew to take it out
[03:29] <Desertstarr> this set of commands i was't so sure of... so i kept them in
[03:29] <Desertstarr> wasn't
[03:33] <jbc_> hang on, I'll just type up the commands for you, 2 secs.
[03:33] <Desertstarr> how do i become root?
[03:33] <Desertstarr> sort of embarrasing to ask
[03:33] <Desertstarr> i should know atlease that
[03:34] <jbc_> sudo, but if you wait just a moment
[03:34] <Desertstarr> ok
[03:34] <Desertstarr> the mount -t cifs //192.168.2.2/Public -o username=<desertstarr>,password=<mypassword> /mnt/192.168.2.2/Public  command asked for root,  which is why i asked
[03:34] <Desertstarr> but continue on your way
[03:36] <Desertstarr> be back in 5 mins  dog needs to go out :-(
[03:39] <jbc_> okay, this should do it; http://paste.kde.org/pux7ewoch
[03:41] <jbc_> That should get you an anthology/public folder in your users home folder
[03:43] <jbc_> It is rather wierd that KDE doesn't accept the smb:// path scheme
[03:45] <TheFakeazneD525> I thought there was a kioslave for samba
[03:49] <jbc_> Desertstarr: Google just told me about the program "smb4k", I installed it using synaptic and it "automates" the mount process for samba.
[03:50] <jbc_> Desertstarr: Might be easier for you to go with that.
[03:50] <Desertstarr> ohh
[03:50] <Desertstarr> ok
[03:51] <Desertstarr> because i kept getting bash: kde-username: No such file or directory
[03:51] <Desertstarr> i will try smb4k
[03:51] <Desertstarr> it is in muon...
[03:53] <Desertstarr> found it in synaptic manager also
[03:53] <Desertstarr> smae version 1.0.9-1
[03:53] <Desertstarr> same*
[03:57] <Desertstarr> brb going to switch to ubuntu and see if i can acess it
[04:01] <jbc_> welcome back
[04:01] <Desertstarr> i have acess on ubuntu... thank you
[04:02] <Desertstarr> access*
[04:02] <jbc_> I couldn't tell you whats the matter with your installation, we'll need smarter people for that, but have a look if mounting the share (using smb4k) what gain you access.
[04:03] <jbc_> I've just been playing around with it, and it seams a nifty little thing
[04:03] <Desertstarr> ok
[04:03] <Desertstarr> i installed it with synaptic... but couldn't find it
[04:04] <Desertstarr> i will restart back into kubuntu and trouble shoot more
[04:07] <jbc_> Smb4K is under "Utilities" for me
[04:07] <jbc_> I'll have to leave soon; Suns up in my part of the world now, and if I hurry, I can get a pot of tea going before the girls get out of bed :)
[04:08] <Desertstarr> i have a bunch of anthology folders in different directories lol
[04:09] <Desertstarr> wasnt there, reinstalling now
[04:10] <jbc_> What if you just search for it
[04:11] <Desertstarr> after resinstall the search found it
[04:13] <Desertstarr> doesn't see anything in the network after a network scan
[04:14] <jbc_> The only positive thing I can say, is that mounting the share will enable access from pretty much all programs. I have a couple of programs that don't "get" smb:// - Like Sublime Text and such
[04:14] <jbc_> Try the "nabourhood" tab to the left
[04:14] <jbc_> neighborhood
[04:14] <jbc_> Man, my english is worse than my spelling ;)
[04:15] <Desertstarr> looks promising
[04:15] <Desertstarr> it asked for username and password
[04:16] <Desertstarr> waiting for it to finish its search and buffering
[04:18] <jbc_> Check out settings->conf. smb4k ... A few things in there you may want to look at.
[04:23] <jbc_> Heh! - Meanwhile my issue with my new harddrive has sorted it self out...
[04:24] <Desertstarr> lol atleast something was accomplished thought all this
[04:26] <jbc_> Desertstarr: don't know the rules in here; So I might get kicked now; But if you're looking for a good KDE based *buntu/debian distribution; You should check out netrunner-os.com
[04:27] <Desertstarr> oh ok,  for now im going to tinker with kubuntu,  i like its widgets and customization
[04:27] <jbc_> Their standard stable release is based off of kubuntu
[04:27] <Desertstarr> i heard of netrunner though
[04:27] <Desertstarr> ok
[04:28] <jbc_> brb.
[04:32] <Desertstarr> wb
[04:33] <jbc_> thank you kindly
[04:34] <jbc_> Now to see if my hdd issues persist after a reboot ...
[04:34] <valorie> jbc_: it is fine to discuss netrunner etc. in the #kubuntu-offtopic channel
[04:34] <jbc_> valorie: ok, thank you.
[04:34] <valorie> this is help for kubuntu users though
[04:35] <jbc_> Desertstarr: Did it work btw. do you have access to your files now?
[04:36] <Desertstarr> in network neighborhood is shows the anthology array, bu when i click on it it just buffers and searches
[04:36] <Desertstarr> sooo
[04:36] <Desertstarr> no
[04:37] <Desertstarr> it is not super annoying or major yet
[04:37] <Desertstarr> i will tinker with it
[04:37] <Desertstarr> im sure im doing something stupid
[04:37] <jbc_> :( - I'll have to deferer you to the channel, I have to go soon
[04:37] <Desertstarr> np thank you for your help
[04:37] <Desertstarr> i appreciate it greatly
[04:37] <jbc_> welcome sir; see you around
[04:37] <Desertstarr> probably going to go tobed myself
[04:38] <Desertstarr> have a good night all
[05:12] <IAmLycan> New to kubuntu. It's a lot to digest
[05:21] <valorie> IAmLycan: how can we help?
[05:24] <IAmLycan> Just looking to get involved in the community
[05:25] <valorie> that's wonderful to hear!
[05:26] <IAmLycan> Have any tips for a beginner?
[05:26] <valorie> what are you interested in doing?
[05:27] <valorie> that's a bit general
[05:27] <IAmLycan> I'm a decent programmer, but always interested in improving. Also looking to get into web development.
[05:27] <valorie> are you interested in fixing some bugs?
[05:27] <valorie> we can always use help
[05:28] <IAmLycan> I'd love to try
[05:28] <Shaan7> IAmLycan: I started with exploring the desktop, and kde applications and fixing bugs in that.
[05:28] <valorie> also our website could use some help, too
[05:28] <valorie> sec
[05:30] <IAmLycan> Accidentaly disconnected if you sent links could you please send them again
[05:32] <valorie> IAmLycan: are you new to linux, or just new to Kubuntu?
[05:35] <IAmLycan> I messed around with Linux 8 or so years ago. Haven't really touched it since. And new to Kubuntu completely
[05:36] <valorie> I think the desktops available all run more smoothly these days
[05:36] <valorie> more power helps, I'm sure
[05:37] <Etriaph> As a Linux user since 1999, I can vouch for KDE as the best environment available.
[05:37] <valorie> anyway, a good way to start is join the Kubuntu-devel mail list
[05:37] <valorie> !bugs
[05:37] <IAmLycan> I will certainly do that
[05:37] <valorie> reporting bugs is great, and fixing them even more excellent
[05:38] <IAmLycan> I'm tinkering around with Kdevelop4 at the moment
[05:38] <valorie> I'm sure the webteam would enjoy more help; we're trying to move everything to our own server from the Canonical servers
[05:39] <valorie> the devel chan is #kubuntu-devel
[05:39] <Etriaph> valorie: What's the website built on?
[05:39] <valorie> uh
[05:39] <Etriaph> <-- 20 year web developer
[05:39] <valorie> you are asking the wrong person, LOL
[05:39] <Etriaph> haha
[05:40] <IAmLycan> Etriaph: any advice on starting web dev?
[05:40] <valorie> anyway, introduce yourself on the list, dig around on the website, and see what bothers you
[05:40] <Etriaph> IAmLycan: You'll likely end up starting with PHP, there's a ton of work available in that world, but avoid is as much as you can :D
[05:41] <Etriaph> But that's OT
[05:41] <Etriaph> Feel free to query me if you want in-depth advice
[05:42] <Etriaph> I think the site runs Python
[05:43] <Etriaph> So some Python web framework most likely
[05:43] <Etriaph> valorie: How do I get in touch with the web team to offer assistance?
[05:43] <valorie> on the devel list is the most reliable
[05:43] <valorie> IRC is great when people are at their keyboards
[05:44] <valorie> but lists are 24/7
[06:12] <Etriaph> valorie: Do you know if it's possible to only receive the digest email but not each message?
[06:12] <Etriaph> Or is setting it to digest just going to send the digest and not the rest?
[06:13] <valorie> the digest is each message
[06:13] <valorie> all together in one mail
[06:13] <valorie> if you want both individual posts and the digest, you'll have to sub with two email accounts
[06:14] <Etriaph> Ah, OK, that answers my question thanks :D
[06:14] <valorie> if you opt for the digest, *please* edit the quoted digest before sending a reply to the list
[06:16] <Etriaph> Oh, yes, I'll be sure to.
[06:17] <valorie> thank you
[06:18] <valorie> this is my biggest beef with digests ever since mail lists started
[06:18] <valorie> back in the stone age
[06:19] <Etriaph> If Google Wave had ever taken off,  you never would have had to worry about it :D
[06:19] <Etriaph> Great idea, but no, not a great idea, but it was, but no
[06:20] <valorie> I tried it out
[06:20] <valorie> but it was too clumsy
[06:20] <Etriaph> Yup, the client-side technologies weren't ready for it
[06:20] <Etriaph> But the server-side idea was a good leap beyond the various crappy technologies we use today
[06:20] <Etriaph> Ah well
[06:20] <valorie> also there was no archives, which is the hidden treasure of mail lists
[06:20] <valorie> yes
[06:20] <Etriaph> If you have your own wave server there were :D
[06:20] <valorie> there can always be another try
[06:21] <valorie> sure, but for public lists, there should be an easy way to search
[06:21] <Etriaph> For a public list you'd have a public wave server, just not on Google's network
[06:21] <valorie> I started out using genealogy lists, and search was crucial
[06:21] <valorie> still is
[06:21] <Etriaph> They were providing the capability to have your *own* wave server.
[06:22] <valorie> yes, I remember that
[06:22] <Etriaph> And two wave servers could share information
[06:22] <Etriaph> With your own wave server, you could archive data, so wave.ubuntu.com would archive waves
[06:22] <valorie> oh, please let's take this to #kubuntu-offtopic
[06:22] <Etriaph> Oh, crap, sorry  :D
[06:44] <maysara> Hi, which path does $KDE_PREFIX refers to?
[06:44] <maysara> refer*
[06:45] <valorie> maysara: are you talking about a path in ~/ , or what?
[06:47] <maysara> valorie: I don't know actually. I just found it in a installation guide
[06:47] <valorie> link?
[06:48] <maysara> valorie: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/kde/oxygen-icons.html
[06:48] <lordievader> Good morning.
[06:52] <maysara> so what does it stand for?
[06:52] <valorie> that generally means ~/ (which means /home/yourID/) and either .kde or .kde4
[06:52] <valorie> in the case of Kubuntu, we use .kde
[06:52] <valorie> so the whole path would be: ~/.kde
[06:52] <maysara> Aha, thank you
[06:56] <lordievader> maysara: Here the $KDE_PREFIX is blank.
[06:59] <valorie> lordievader: ?
[07:01] <lordievader> I thought maysara wanted to know where to it pointed.
[07:02] <valorie> it points to ~/.kde
[07:03] <lordievader> As I've said here it's empty.
[07:03] <valorie> that holds all your kde settings, and much more
[07:03] <valorie> can't be empty!
[07:04] <valorie> even if you move or delete, it will be replaced
[07:04] <lordievader> I know the folder, I'm just saying the variable is empty.
[07:04] <valorie> ok
[07:05] <valorie> usually the variable has to be exported at some point
[07:05] <valorie> probably isn't unless you are building stuff
[08:37] <Alzabo> hello
[08:41] <ik_> how are you ?
[11:29] <BluesKaj> 'Morning folks
[12:02] <nokde> I  found out that kubuntu / kde doesn't work with smartphones and the problem has been going on close to a year lol   pathetic!!!
[12:12] <lordievader> nokde: Did you file a bug a year ago?
[12:54] <gavrushenko> ХУЙ
[13:00] <nescius> hello! i
[13:00] <BluesKaj> BBL
[13:01] <nescius> I've freshly installed kubuntu on my new ssd and dont have a swap partition, but there is encrypted swap mentioned in fstab..
[13:01] <nescius> htop does not show anything swapped
[13:01] <nescius> swap: 0/0
[13:02] <nescius> and since i have only 4G of ram it OOMed already few times since yesterday default instalation
[13:03] <nescius> i guess, is it common to have no swap in default full disk usage selection?
[13:03] <nescius> ..installation
[13:07] <lordievader> nescius: 4G of ram and OOM? How did you do that?
[13:08] <nescius> lordievader: installed kde and ran flash in firefox
[13:08] <nescius> not that difficult...
[13:08] <nescius> akonady eats like 1.4 GB
[13:10] <lordievader> O.O
[13:10] <nescius> lordievader: yes, it is ridiculus.. it is fresh installation, just two days old, i tried to move my data from old notebook to the new one (thinkpad X1 crapbon)
[13:11] <lordievader> nescius: Anyhow creating a swap partition is not very hard. Be sure to make a backup ;)
[13:11] <nescius> i was thinking more in a way of using swap file
[13:11] <lordievader> My system rarely uses more than 2 Gb of ram.
[13:12] <nescius> lordievader: how much swap do you have?
[13:12] <lordievader> nescius: Usually around 4~5 Gb, but it's allmost never used.
[13:14] <nescius> but why is the swap creation not in the default disk option ?
[13:15] <nescius> wow! before killing akonadi 3.4G and after 1.7G
[13:15] <lordievader> Don't know. Haven't used the automatic setup for ages.
[13:16] <nescius> lordievader: me neither.. but i thought it knows better than i do and since the manual is so confusing i keep it on the default..
[13:17] <nescius> btw, in the fstab, it mentions cryptoswap..
[13:17] <nescius> why? and how it works if there is no swap?
[13:17] <nescius> does anyone know?
[13:18] <Hypnos> hi all
[13:18] <nescius> ehlo!
[13:19] <Hypnos> i have problem with cpufrequtils & sysfsutils on newest kubuntu
[13:19] <lordievader> nescius: Cryptswap is an encrypted swap partition. Seems to become default. See it more and more.
[13:19] <Hypnos> could anyone help me a little bit
[13:19] <nescius> lordievader: apparently it is not a partition, there is no swap partition at all..
[13:20] <lordievader> nescius: Check your crypttab /etc/crypttab
[13:20] <lordievader> Hypnos: What is exactly the problem?
[13:20] <Hypnos> i configure sysfsutils & cpufrequtils as here https://wiki.debian.org/HowTo/CpuFrequencyScaling on my kubuntu
[13:21] <Hypnos> and now when i try to start : service sysfsutils start [code]  * Setting sysfs variables...                                                                                                                                                          * unknown attribute devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/conservative  * unknown attribute devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/conservative/freq_step  * unknown attribute devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/conservative/u
[13:22] <lordievader> !paste | Hypnos
[13:26] <Hypnos> sorry for that
[13:26] <Hypnos> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7359368/
[13:30] <lordievader> Hypnos: I have no idea but it might be that the problem in in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq not existing.
[13:30] <Hypnos> cpufreq is exist
[13:31] <lordievader> Hypnos: Conservative inside it too?
[13:35] <Hypnos> no there is only ondeman directory and boot file
[13:35] <Hypnos> *boost
[13:35] <lordievader> Then that is probably the error.
[13:37] <Hypnos> hmm, i cant mkdir inside cpufreq as root
[13:37] <lordievader> Hypnos: No it is a sysfs, not a traditional file system.
[13:38] <BluesKaj> Hypnos, solid-powermanagement set cpufreq (ondemand , performance, etc)
[13:39] <Hypnos> solid-powermenagment didn't find
[13:40] <BluesKaj> ok, try sudo /usr/bin/cpufreq-set -g (performance or ondemand etc)
[13:42] <Hypnos> @BluesKaj now i have conservative dir in cpufreq
[13:42] <BluesKaj> Hypnos, hmm , not familiar with that setting
[13:43] <lordievader> BluesKaj: Much like ondemand, but only steps one up or down.
[13:47] <Hypnos> ok now it works
[13:47] <Hypnos> thanks all
[13:56] <nescius> I was researching my lack of swap and found that there is an unkonwn partition, a line in cryptoswap pointing to uuid which is nowhere in /dev/disk/by-* to be found and free shows zeroes in swap
[13:59] <nescius> the mentioned partition is of unknown type and is not mounted (mentioned in both gparted and kpartitionmanager)
[13:59] <BluesKaj> nescius, you can also create a swap file instead of a partition
[14:00] <nescius> BluesKaj: yes, i was thinking about it, and it would make sence and I will probably do that as i have ssd
[14:01] <nescius> but the system is freshly installed with all the default settings, why is there a partition like this since i asked the instalation for default disk partitioning.. ?
[14:02] <nokde> lordievader: yes.  But, considering it's a kde-wide bug, others have filed bug reports on it - still not fixed, though... lol
[14:02] <BluesKaj> nescius, how much RAM?
[14:02] <nescius> 4G
[14:03] <lordievader> nokde: Hmm, that is too bad :(
[14:03] <nokde> it's pretty pathetic that kde developers don't think it's an issue worth fixing
[14:04] <nokde> my smartphone works in cinnamon, gnome, xfce etc. - everything but kde
[14:04] <nokde> lol
[14:04] <nescius> nokde: calm down..
[14:04] <nescius> it does not help anyone
[14:05] <nokde> how do you know?  it might
[14:05] <BluesKaj> nescius, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1042946
[14:05] <nescius> :)
[14:06] <BluesKaj> nokde, http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/kde-takes-on-android-apples-ios-on-smartphones-and-tablets/9717
[14:08] <BluesKaj> nokde, it shows that kde can run smartphones
[14:10] <nokde> BluesKaj: total nonsense
[14:11] <nokde> in the kubuntu forum and opensuse one, both have threads about trying to get an android smartphone working
[14:11] <nescius> BluesKaj: thanks, i have set it up yesterday but deleted it again when i noticed there is cryptoswap mentioned in fstab.. but there is not any physical partition...
[14:11] <nescius> BluesKaj: its a bit complicated issue, do you think it could be a bug?
[14:12] <BluesKaj> nokde, if you say so, then perhaps you can find the answer by doing some research yourself
[14:12] <nokde> it's also 3 yrs old... maybe older versions worked but not now
[14:12] <nokde> what for?  kde should do it
[14:13] <nokde> it works in the other desktop enviroments
[14:13] <BluesKaj> nescius, a swap file resides in kubuntu not on a partition
[14:15] <mk001> unable to switch datacard from 2g to 3g network and from 3g to 2g network also.Problem is solved by downgrading the package modemmanager.But when it will be fixed?
[14:16] <BluesKaj> nescius, a swap partition is just that, using manual partitioning during the install is recommended.
[14:16] <nokde> it just shows kde's thoughts on the end user
[14:16] <nescius> BluesKaj: i understand what you are saying, but i mentioned physical partition because i ment partition.. it is probably really a bug..
[14:18] <BluesKaj> nescius, pastebin your /etc/fstab
[14:18] <nokde> kde is about eye candy and marketing, not functionality
[14:19] <BluesKaj> nokde, no trolling please
[14:19] <nescius> nokde: please go bitching somewhere else
[14:19] <nescius> BluesKaj: thanks, but my wife is calling me.. :D
[14:29] <znix> Will Kubuntu 14.04 come with a text mode installer?  the graphical one does not want to start correctly on mine.
[14:31] <lordievader> znix: No, I'm afraid not. You could try the Ubuntu Server -> kubuntu desktop route.
[14:41] <BluesKaj> !minimal
[14:42] <BluesKaj> znix,^
[14:45] <silv3r_m00n> system settings > system administration > diagnostics, is that apport ?
[14:57] <alket> is there any konqueror ppa ?
[15:03] <snuggyfoo> alket, shouldn't that be included with kubuntu-desktop packages?
[15:08] <alket> snuggyfoo: I want the new version
[15:09] <yofel> !info konqueror trusty | alket
[15:09] <yofel> that's what we have
[15:27] <znix> BluesKaj: thanks for the suggestion!
[15:27] <znix> lordievader: I will use that as option two if it goes wrong with minimal. thanks!
[15:28] <BluesKaj> znix, hope it's what you're looking for.
[15:34] <znix> BluesKaj: yes I think so.  It's ubuntu but I assume I will choose what desktop env to install, and I will go with KDE
[15:35] <BluesKaj> znix, yes I think the intion is to provice the ubuntu core then users can install whatever desktop they choose
[15:36] <BluesKaj> intention
[15:37]  * BluesKaj searches for his glasses ...again
[16:29] <amichair_> after upgrade to 14.04, grub says 'Ubuntu' instead of 'Kubuntu', is this a known issue?
[16:35] <BluesKaj> amichair_, yes I think the bug has been reported
[16:36] <amichair_> BluesKaj: thanks
[16:58] <bennypr0fane> how can I change the desktop wallpaper in 14.04?
[16:59] <bennypr0fane> in system settings, I find everything related to appearance of the desktop except for that
[17:02] <superciuk> ciao
[17:02] <BluesKaj> bennypr0fane, right click on the desktop, choose default desktop settings then choose open and navigate to your images/pictures or wallpapers  folder
[17:03] <BluesKaj> BBL, stuff to do
[17:07] <bennypr0fane> I have no "default desktop settings" in the desktop context menu. this is what I ahve: https://www.dropbox.com/s/90h4p4wskn9demm/desktop.menu.jpg
[17:17] <zwicshenzug> hello all.  i am using the workspace switcher widget on a panel, and it all of a sudden stopped showing me the icons of windows in inactive workspaces
[17:18] <zwicshenzug> so, it shows all workspaces as blank despite the face that i have windows open in them
[17:18] <zwicshenzug> only when i switch to a workspace, will that single workspace icon in the switcher show the icons of open windows
[17:19] <zwicshenzug> for instance, i am in workspace 1 with xchat open, and it shows the xchat icon in the switcher for workspace one
[17:20] <zwicshenzug> i move to workspace 2, and the workspace switcher shows that workspace 1 is totally empty
[17:20] <zwicshenzug> i move back to workspace 1, and can see the xchat icon in the workspace switcher again
[17:20] <zwicshenzug> anyone have any ideas what is going on?
[17:20] <zwicshenzug> it was working not less than 2 hours ago.....rebooted and now it's acting like this
[17:21] <zwicshenzug> any help is greatly appreciated, thanks
[17:39] <Num83rGuy> So, slight annoyance.  The UIM toolbar starts at login and I would like for it to not start.  How do I get rid of the little bugger?  Kunbutu 14.04
[17:41] <zwicshenzug> settings manager -> sessions & startup: application autostart tab
[17:41] <zwicshenzug> do you see it there?
[17:43] <Num83rGuy> Sorry.   No it's not there.  I have looked in quite a few places including the Language input settings and for the life of me can't find a single option to get it to leave me alone.
[17:46] <bennypr0fane> zwischenzug, have you checked the bug reports? I suspect it's very likely you'll find it there. I am also having numerous issues like that with KDE elements
[17:57] <BluesKaj> Num83rGuy, sudo apt-get remove uim, if you don't need it...afaik it's not installed by default, at least not on my setup.
[18:07] <Num83rGuy> BluesKaj:  Thanks I will.
[18:19] <darkseid> Greetings...
[18:19] <darkseid> I would like to use the backport ppa. Is it safe for Kubuntu 14.04?
[18:22] <darkseid> !backports
[18:35] <keithzg> Probably not much point in it for 14.04 yet.
[18:36] <keithzg> Everything's still quite fresh right now :)
[19:33] <jose__> hellow
[19:33] <jose__> ray
[19:34] <lordievader> o/
[20:13] <mwam77> Hi =)
[20:15] <lordievader> o/
[20:20] <mwam77> ?
[20:20] <alket> does anyone here actually use konqueror or rekonq ?
[20:21] <mwam77> Why ?
[20:24] <alket> the adblock isn't working
[20:24] <alket> mwam77:
[20:24] <mwam77> :/
[20:24] <alket> oh sorry
[20:25] <mwam77> use chrome ^^
[22:33] <shoaib> #ubuntu
[23:57] <Walzmyn> I've got weirdness in gimp. It's not applying a drop shadow filter to the proper layer