[00:01] <Edson> Tenho um windows 8.0 e gostaria ajuda para utiliza kubuntu portatil, tem como?
[00:02] <Edson> Alguem pode ajuda?
[00:10] <Edson> Baixei  kubuntu 14.0 e preciso coloca-lo em um pendrive para roda em um windows 8
[00:14] <Edson> good night, and I have a window8 puts Portabil kubuntu to wheel it is possible? what procedure?
[00:22] <edson> can someone help to install kubuntu to the thumb drive wheel in windows 8
[01:17] <TeraJL> why is kubuntu so bashed against mint or netrunner? and what are the main diferences? design wise and apps wise i allways install what i need
[01:21] <deitarion> Any tips on what packages I might be missing on my Lubuntu desktop if systemsettings can't find any views, Dolphin takes 60 seconds to start, and Ark doesn't know how to open a .tar.gz file and isn't listed as a handler for Zip or RAR files?
[01:59] <deitarion> Solved. Turns out it's not missing packages. It's that, for some reason, the switch from Lubuntu 12.04 to 14.04 broke KDE's ability to transparently and automatically run kbuildsycoca4 on demand.
[02:57] <inthedryer> hello fellow KDE fans
[02:58] <inthedryer> This channel is far from being as spry as the #ubuntu channel
[03:12] <|xk05|> kde is pretty serious mojo
[03:31] <me> why kubuntu over ubuntu?
[03:33] <Guest36107> anyone around
[03:34] <|xk05|> i can only write for myself, but there are a few reasons to use kubuntu
[03:34] <Guest36107> ok what are they
[03:35] <|xk05|> i was getting to that :D
[03:36] <|xk05|> ok, first, kde allows for more customization, easily done, than pretty much any other current desktop
[03:37] <|xk05|> this includes what to do with the taskbar, good support for themes, lots of widgets, and an easy way to get and install more
[03:38] <|xk05|> also, it doesnt try to conform you to a new workflow
[03:38] <Guest36107> I dont like the widgets, or the activity. In fact I dont understand the activity
[03:38] <Guest36107> icons seem very large
[03:39] <|xk05|> i dont use activities either, however, the gnome/unity way, for me, is less productive
[03:39] <Guest36107> I was wondering if it was designed with teens in mind
[03:40] <|xk05|> which is my second reason, i have tried unity and gnome and see, sort of, what they are getting at with their paradigm
[03:41] <Guest36107> I am not sure what unity and gnome are getting at. Is it simplicity, designed for the more serious?
[03:41] <|xk05|> i am usually a taskbar on the left, autocompletion, file manager as icons type user
[03:42] <|xk05|> however, i think unity takes this too far and doesnt provide the opportunity to change the 'frame' so to speak, according to different tasks
[03:43] <|xk05|> so, in essence, you can emulate unity and gnome with kde
[03:43] <|xk05|> but not the other way around, which, just for the point, makes kde attractive
[03:44] <Guest36107> good argument
[03:44] <Guest36107> what about the appearanc eof the icons
[03:45] <Guest36107> and those widgets. I dont think I will use them
[03:46] <Guest36107> yet they are there
[03:46] <|xk05|> a third reason is that with kubuntu, you have a sort of buffer against some of ubuntu's more experimental, and insufficiently supported programs like mir
[03:49] <|xk05|> and i think one more good reason for kubuntu right now is that kde is taking another step forward with kf5 and this is getting people interested in developing applications for it, which is always a healthy sign for an open source project
[03:53] <|xk05|> basically, right now, KDE is the strongest desktop environment around. kde might have to give some users back when unity+mir gets its stride, but that hasn't happened yet, and nobody else is really even close
[03:54] <|xk05|> as to your icons, look in system settings workspace and application appearance
[05:44] <lordievader> Good morning.
[05:45] <Kernest> Hi
[05:45] <Kernest> I'm new with IRC
[05:46] <lordievader> o/
[05:46] <Kernest> may somebody help me to understand it
[05:48] <Kernest> I see the wiki
[05:48] <Kernest> i'm going to read it
[05:48] <Kernest> see you
[05:55] <hilario> hello
[08:06] <radish_> how to install kali linux tools in ubuntu 14.04 trusty. I have searched on internet but can find only for 13.04 or below versions
[08:14] <trung__> hi, just started using tmux. Can I ask why are meta key bindings also use escape? For example I bound M-n to "create-window". It works when I press Alt-n which is intended, but also works when I do Escape-n which is really annoying
[08:49] <shadeslayer_> trung__: maybe ask in #ubuntu-server
[09:06] <radish_> how to resolve unmet dependencies in ubuntu
[09:08] <lordievader> radish_: Usually apt-get -f takes care of it, could you pastebin the full output?
[09:08] <lordievader> !paste | radish_
[09:15] <radish_> thanks for your response lordievander: && ubottu . the following is the output for apt-get -f http://paste.ubuntu.com/7987251/
[09:16] <radish_> I am trying to install the kali linux tools in ubuntu . I added kali repositories to sources.list and using apt-get install kali-linux after which i am having this problem
[09:19] <lordievader> radish_: Why are you trying to install debian packages?
[09:19] <lordievader> !info mysql-client
[09:21] <radish_> I am trying to install kali tools so the debain packages is also getting installed while using the command apt-get install
[09:21] <lordievader> radish_: That error is likely caused by your third-party repo, please remove it.
[09:22] <radish_> so if i remove the third party repo and do apt-get update will the problem be resolved ?
[09:24] <lordievader> radish_: It should be yes. However if packages from that repo where installed they should be removed first.
[09:26] <radish_> I need the packages from that repo. however if i remove the pakages and again install will i not get the same kind of problem ?
[09:29] <lordievader> radish_: You should install the packages for Ubuntu not those made for Debian. True, Ubuntu is based on Debian but there are differences.
[10:39] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[12:19] <kajair> good evening, is it possible to answer questions related to kubuntu here?
[12:20] <BluesKaj> kajair, this is the right place, ask away
[12:20] <kajair> i have many question.
[12:20] <kajair> 1. i cant remove mysql
[12:21] <BluesKaj> kajair, are you running a server?
[12:21] <kajair> no i was using xamp/xampp. and ive beed deleted xampp
[12:22] <kajair> sudo apt-get remove mysql, returns unable to locate package mysql
[12:23] <hateball> That's because it's most likely mysql-server you are looking to remove
[12:24] <kajair> can i create a list of packages that related to mysql using dpkg?
[12:25] <kajair> i dont remember command
[12:25] <hateball> kajair: dpkg --get-selections
[12:25] <tsimpson> 'dpkg -l | grep mysql' is probably easiest
[12:26] <kajair> kajair@kajair-VGN-CS16G-R:~/Downloads$ dpkg -l | grep mysql
[12:26] <kajair> ii  akonadi-backend-mysql                                       1.12.1-0ubuntu1.1                                   all          MySQL storage backend for Akonadi
[12:26] <kajair> ii  libdbd-mysql-perl                                           4.025-1                                             i386         Perl5 database interface to the MySQL database
[12:26] <kajair> ii  libmysqlclient18:i386                                       5.5.38-0ubuntu0.14.04.1                             i386         MySQL database client library
[12:26] <kajair> ii  libqt4-sql-mysql:i386                                       4:4.8.5+git192-g085f851+dfsg-2ubuntu4               i386         Qt 4 MySQL database driver
[12:26] <kajair> ii  mysql-client-5.5                                            5.5.38-0ubuntu0.14.04.1                             i386         MySQL database client binaries
[12:26] <unopaste> kajair you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[12:27] <kajair> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988428/
[12:29] <tsimpson> if you want to remove unneeded packages you can see what "sudo apt-get autoremove" says
[12:29] <kajair> autoremove returns nothing!
[12:30] <tsimpson> then you probably have something else installed that also depends on mysql-server
[12:30] <tsimpson> you can try removing the "mysql-server" package and it should tell you what else would be removed
[12:32] <kajair> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988448/
[12:32] <kajair> but still when i type mysql it returns something like
[12:32] <kajair> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988450/
[12:33] <tsimpson> that's because that's the client
[12:33] <tsimpson> rerun the autoremove command and it should get rid of the rest
[12:33] <kajair> i want to destroy mysql at all if its not dependency of ubuntu or system
[12:33] <kajair> autoremove is removing libs
[12:34] <kajair> dpkg -l | grep mysql is still returning too many options
[12:34] <kajair> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988468/
[12:34] <tsimpson> you can ignore entries that don't start with 'ii'
[12:35] <kajair> mysql-server-5.5  exists
[12:35] <tsimpson> try removing that too
[12:36] <kajair> in return of removing this, Package 'mysql-server-5.5' is not installed, so not removed
[12:36] <tsimpson> ignore lines not starting with 'ii'
[12:36] <kajair> mysql-server-5.5 is not starting with ii,its rc
[12:37] <tsimpson> maybe try mysql-server-core-5.5
[12:37] <kajair> ok
[12:37] <BluesKaj> kajair, why are you running the terminal from your ~/Downloads file ?
[12:37] <tsimpson> (and remember not to proceed if you aren't sure it's safe)
[12:37] <kajair> its ok
[12:38] <kajair> (for ~/download
[12:38] <kajair> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988507/
[12:38] <kajair> error returned
[12:38] <kajair> should i use --fix-missing?
[12:39] <tsimpson> it's doing that because something else depends on either mysql-server-core-5.5 or mariadb-server-core-5.5
[12:39] <kajair> ahan. what should i do?
[12:39] <tsimpson> it looks like it's failing because it can't connect to the repositories
[12:40] <kajair> but apt-get update is working well
[12:40] <tsimpson> I'm just going off "Cannot initiate the connection to archive.ubuntu.com:80"
[12:40] <tsimpson> it could be a transient issue
[12:41] <kajair> my network quality and etc are good
[12:41] <kajair> my download speed is 700
[12:41] <kajair> and good line
[12:41] <hateball> doesnt akonadi depend on mysql
[12:41] <kajair> oh wait. apt-get update returns
[12:41] <kajair> E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead
[12:42] <hateball> and things like nepomuk/baloo
[12:42] <tsimpson> maybe you have issues connecting via IPv6
[12:43] <kajair> how to test that ipv6 is working well?
[12:44] <kajair> im testing from a website
[12:44] <kajair> http://test-ipv6.com/
[12:45] <kajair> FAILED http://paste.ubuntu.com/7988535/
[12:45] <kajair> :(
[12:47] <kajair> isp is not supporting ipv6
[12:47] <kajair> thanks
[12:49] <BluesKaj> a lot of ISPs still don't support IPv6, usually if you're using an ISP supplied modem
[12:49] <yossarianuk> can someone confirm the difference between efi and UEFI ?
[12:49] <yossarianuk> i.e is EFI hardware specific ?
[13:00] <BluesKaj> yossarianuk, http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/unified-extensible-firmware-interface/efi-homepage-general-technology.html
[13:15] <NDS> hi all:)
[13:24] <Walex> NDS: twice? :-)
[13:40] <dcorbin> Recommendations for simple-to use firewall on kubuntu 13?
[13:42] <tsimpson> you can install "ufw-kde" to add a configuration module to system settings for UFW
[13:42] <dcorbin> I've tried apf, but for reasons I cannot grasp, it's letting TCP connections through that I don't think it should.
[13:53] <dcorbin> tsimpson, thanks
[14:40] <phr0sty> i'm new to using linux all together and had some questions, anyone care to help?
[14:41] <shadeslayer_> phr0sty: just ask :)
[14:42] <phr0sty> i'm trying to build atom on kubuntu and i'm on a hang up.
[14:43] <phr0sty> i can't figure out how to use konsole to build it
[14:43] <phr0sty> lasto command i successfully completed was git clone https://github.com/atom/atom
[14:44] <shadeslayer_> pastebin the issue please?
[14:45] <phr0sty> http://pastebin.com/6Dez9aCH
[14:45] <shadeslayer_> you haven't installed node
[14:45] <phr0sty> so to do that I need to?
[14:45] <shadeslayer_> phr0sty: see "Instructions for Node.js"
[14:45] <phr0sty> thank you
[14:45] <shadeslayer_> phr0sty: https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/master/docs/build-instructions/linux.md
[14:46] <shadeslayer_> cheers
[14:50] <anoneemouse> was wondering if someone can help, as of 14.04 my bluetooth is no longer working
[14:50] <anoneemouse> hcitool scan returns : Device is not available: No such device
[14:50] <anoneemouse> device shows up in lsusb and I can't see errors in dmesg
[15:13] <rberg> hello.. does anyone know why I cant get konsole to use the mplus fonts? I see them installed in the kde settings font config window, but not in konsole
[15:46] <rberg> also is there any way to get kde im contacts out of the status bar? it rarely works so I use kopete
[16:13] <Walex> rberg: Konsole and the rest of KDE use exactly the same font system, even if Konsole allows selecting a different font
[16:19] <kajair> hello, can someone explain this please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7989941/
[16:19] <kajair> kubuntu wants me to remove all apps?
[16:20] <tsimpson> akonadi and nepomuk require it, those are base components of the desktop
[16:21] <kajair> i want all packages but it returns you should remove all this
[16:22] <rberg> Walex: yeah I figured they used the same system, what I dont know is why I cant use the mplus fonts in konsole. I have tried enabling bitmap fonts.. this added more folts to the list in konsole but not the one I am after
[16:23] <tsimpson> kajair: other components of the system depend on mysql-common being there, you can't remove it and expect those components to continue to work. that's why apt is telling you if you remove it then it's going to have to remove all those other thigns
[16:30] <kajair> oh. so mysql should be installed! my whole system apps are based on mysql? :|
[16:31] <rberg> you can use 'aptitude why' to see why that package was installed
[16:32] <tsimpson> not the whole system, but certain components are
[16:32] <tsimpson> the components that allow indexing, tagging and searching for example
[16:33] <kajair> thanks
[16:34] <kajair> i was decided to remove too many components! hahaa
[18:00] <Coa> So, I got two monitors, a panel on each of them and a task manager in the panel. My problem is that some applications are located on the left one, others on the right one. How does this thing work actually?
[18:09] <andy123> Coa: you can add and remove icons on the left and right and move them
[18:09] <andy123> first you have to right click and "unlock ..."
[18:10] <andy123> then control panel settings
[18:10] <andy123> and then move or remove
[18:11] <andy123> try not to mess up your panel though, there is no easy "reset to defaults"
[18:37] <dicson> не у кого не появилось после обновления последнего глуков с центром программ muon?
[18:37] <lordievader> !ru | dicson
[18:38] <dicson>  /join #ubuntu-ru
[18:46] <emma> When i put an audio CD into my laptop the task bar brings up some options for opening it. One of those options is Amarok even though I apt-get purged it. How could I get rid of that option and have it ask for clementine instead?
[20:07] <NDS> emma u use 14.04?
[21:38] <hich> eyyeddine123