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sa_hi all01:05
sa_are you who control my pv?01:05
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Guest59309Can someone help me please? I'm trying to resize the browser icon to the right of the kmenu button. Does anybody know how to do this?02:21
Guest59309I'm trying to resize the browser icon to the right of the kmenu button. Does anybody know how to do this?02:34
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jackRusselhello i need help06:16
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valoriejackRussel: can you say more about what you need?06:18
jackRusseljes ihave a problem with my swap partition06:19
valoriewhat problem is that?06:19
valorie!swap06:19
ubottuswap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info06:19
valoriethe link there might help, jackRussel ^^06:20
jackRusselyes i know  i have enough but it mountet not automaticly06:20
hateball!fstab06:21
ubottuThe /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions06:21
hateballThat's where you make that happen ^06:21
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lordievaderGood morning.07:26
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BluesKajHey folks10:53
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nick_name_hey11:03
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cornfeedhoboanyone else having trouble with audio dropping lately?12:00
cornfeedhobowell, nvm, my updates appear to answer yes12:00
BluesKajcornfeedhobo, intel audio?12:09
cornfeedhoboya12:11
cornfeedhoboBluesKaj: ^12:11
BluesKajcornfeedhobo, there's a bug with the snd-hda-intel driver not loading after upgrades to the system , sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel , usually solves the problem and a reboot is usually necessary12:13
cornfeedhoboBluesKaj: yeah, i had to reboot. is this a kernel-level bug?12:26
BluesKajcornfeedhobo, most likely if a reboot is needed12:27
cornfeedhobocool, should be easier for me to find and watch. thanks12:27
BluesKajcornfeedhobo, that bug has been around for a long time, years in fact, but i can't figure out why it doesn't get fixed...I'm guessing because the fix is so easy12:31
cornfeedhobohmmm. i am only just now being hit by it12:32
cornfeedhoboand i have had this laptop for over a year now12:32
cornfeedhobolame12:32
BluesKajI have the intel audio chip on thei laptop, but I haven't seen the bug here ...yet :)12:33
BluesKajthis12:33
cornfeedhoboheh. that sporadic. have to love hard to peg bugs :p12:34
BluesKajthis laptop is about a year old too, Lenovo G50012:34
cornfeedhobolike that kde window decoration ticket that has been open for 2+ years :p12:34
cornfeedhoboha! lenovo x1 carbon12:35
cornfeedhoboi was looking at getting a system76 custom build next12:35
BluesKajcornfeedhobo, ahh nice , same machine as my daughter has... being a home user this laptop works well for me12:36
cornfeedhoboyeah, more suiting. i am pretty mobile12:37
BluesKaj<----retired12:37
cornfeedhobosoon.... https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YKUOB8MN4Kc/hqdefault.jpg12:38
BluesKajheh :)12:39
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amichairdoes anyone know where one can find a list of tablets which can run Kubuntu (and/or linux in general)?14:03
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davls82Hi all15:18
lordievadero/15:18
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|xk05|bash (4.3-7ubuntu1.1), tnx16:06
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juanrquien me puede,ayudar con qwit en kubuntu 14.04,he buscado por todos lados ,,y sigue tirando ,,error while trying oauth....gracias..17:45
aoa_Dose anyone know anything about Small black box corruption when scroll page on firefox17:45
lordievader!spanish | juanr17:45
ubottujuanr: 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.17:45
BluesKajaoa_, on the fonts /17:47
BluesKaj?17:47
aoa_no i googled and i find a bug reprted on https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68410#c4217:49
ubottuFreedesktop bug 68410 in Driver/intel "[bisected ivb] Small black box corruption in firefox" [Normal,Resolved: worksforme]17:50
aoa_it seem driver intel HD graphic has bug17:50
lordievaderaoa_: From the 'worksforme' status I think it is a hard to reproduce bug.17:50
BluesKajhave you updated and upgraded ?17:51
aoa_i update kubuntu any day and i use the last kernel from official repo but i have still this bug17:51
aoa_please watch this video http://www.mediafire.com/watch/38280t5jhns06uk/Kazam_screencast_00000.mp417:51
aoa_it from two Month ago but now i use kubuntu 14.04.1 and still have same bug17:53
lordievader!info xserver-xorg-video-intel17:53
ubottuxserver-xorg-video-intel (source: xserver-xorg-video-intel): X.Org X server -- Intel i8xx, i9xx display driver. In component main, is optional. Version 2:2.99.910-0ubuntu1.1 (trusty), package size 579 kB, installed size 2814 kB (Only available for amd64; i386; kfreebsd-amd64; kfreebsd-i386)17:53
lordievaderAccording to the bug report that version should contain the fix.17:54
BluesKajaoa_, looks like a flash problem17:54
aoa_lordievade: yes is shuold be but it dosen't17:55
lordievaderaoa_: Also, this is #kubuntu, not #ubuntu.17:57
lordievaderaoa_: Reopen the bug report, I'd say.17:58
aoa_yes yes i konw but this bug avilable on kubuntu too17:58
aoa_i like do that but my English is not good for Comment bug17:59
aoa_i never report any bug17:59
lordievaderThen they won't get fixed either. Developers are not wizards, though sometimes it seems like it.17:59
aoa_http://paste.ubuntu.com/8427146/18:01
aoa_best recommend for me ?18:02
aoa_where i report this bug ?18:07
aoa_launchpad18:08
BluesKajodd haven't seen that on my laptop with intel gpu i915 driver18:09
aoa_BluesKaj: have't you any bug on  i915 driver ?18:13
BluesKajaoa_, no18:14
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aoa_which use Intel HD graphic ? i use Intel HD 400018:14
BluesKajyes aoa_ , same here18:18
aoa_i'm confused , for what i have this bug and you haven't ?18:19
aoa_how i remove driver and reinstall it ?18:20
BluesKajaoa_, what is the actual website url, what you posted is only a screenshot ...need to test the real site to see what is happening18:23
aoa_i wrote topic on kubuntu froum https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?66448-Small-black-box-corruption-when-scroll-firefox-intel-HD-4000&p=359090#post35909018:28
aoa_but dose not anybody answer me18:29
* BluesKaj shakes his head18:50
BluesKajhopeless18:50
usb_lesshi everyone - after doing an upgrade to Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS foro 14.04 - i find my usb mouse & keyboard no longer work, when kde starts19:17
usb_lessthats should have been *upgrade to Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS FROM 14.04*19:18
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usb_lesscould my usb issue be related somehow to upgrading to kernel 3.13.0-36-generic ?19:21
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Walexusb_less: extremely unlikely20:03
Walexusb_less: I am using that kernel myself.20:03
Walexusb_less: also, the upgrade from 14.04 to 14.04.1 is rather light and uncontroversial20:03
Walexusb_less: also you should not "upgrade" to 14.04.1 if you have 14.04; you should be upgrading an LTS pretty much continuously, especially for the security updates.20:04
usb_lesshmm. ok walesx - interestingly the usb mouse +keyboard work fine while in the bios20:04
Walexusb_less: that is when 14.04.1 is officially released you should already have all the packages at that version except the version release package...20:04
Walexusb_less: do they work in the character console?20:05
usb_lessi've read elsewhere it  may be related to IOMUU20:05
Walexusb_less: also look at the output of 'lsusb'20:05
usb_lessor VTd20:05
Walexusb_less: that could be the case, sounds strange though.20:05
usb_lesskk hold a mo, i'll look20:05
usb_lessagreed :)20:06
Walexusb_less: are you running it in a VM or on the real HW?20:06
usb_lessno on real HW20:06
usb_lesslsusb --> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 002 Device 002: ID 045e:0040 Microsoft Corp. Wheel Mouse Optical20:07
Walexusb_less: the mouse obviously is there, but the keyboard seems to have gone missing. Weird.20:07
Walexusb_less: checked the cabling carefully? Changed the USB port "just in case"? But then it works in the BIOS...20:08
Walexusb_less: are you using a KVM switch? Some unusal keyboard with a non-standard protocol?20:08
usb_lessnope20:09
usb_less's a pretty cheap kbrd tbh20:10
BluesKajusb_less, this wouldn't happen to be wireless usb KB and mouse ?20:10
usb_lessseem to remember we had tp flash the bios's on pc's  at work to get the kbrds to ever work reliably20:11
usb_lessno, both are wired20:11
BluesKajok20:11
Walexusb_less: tried to unplug and plug them in again after boot?20:12
lordievaderLook at the udevadm output when you do that.20:12
Walexusb_less: I have had some similar trouble, but I use a KVM with keyboard emulation (and without) and mechanical high end keyboards with weird protocols20:12
usb_lessyeah i've tried the plug, unplug thing20:13
Walexudevadm monitor20:13
Walexusb_less: look also at 'dmesg | less' after plugging them in again20:13
lordievaderusb_less: Did the udevadm command show you anything when plugging it in?20:13
Walexusb_less: have you put something else that draws current in nearby USB sockets?20:14
usb_lessno20:14
lordievaderIs that to Walex, or to me?20:14
usb_lessyeah it shows the kbd & mouse being ADDED20:14
lordievaderOk, at least the kernel sees something happens.20:15
usb_lessyeah20:15
Walexusb_less: but then why doesn't 'lsusb' list the keyboard?20:15
lordievaderusb_less: dmesg stays empty?20:16
Walexusb_less: to get better formatting try 'lsusb | pastebinit'20:16
usb_lessnever had any issue with 'em prior to the upgrade20:16
Walexusb_less: then look at the X server log, if they are reconignized by 'udev' they ought to be appearing in there.20:16
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usb_lessactually walesx this is what i get from lsusb -> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:8000 Intel Corp.  Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:8008 Intel Corp.  Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 004 Device 003: ID 045b:0210 Hitachi, Ltd  Bus 004 Device 002: ID 045b:0210 Hitachi, Ltd  Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub Bus 003 Devi20:17
usb_lesskk let me look in the log20:17
lordievader!paste | usb_less20:17
ubottuusb_less: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.20:17
Walexusb_less: as I told you, use 'pastebinit'20:17
usb_lessubottu - gotcha - ty20:17
ubottuusb_less: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)20:17
usb_lesslmfao, smartass bot20:18
lordievaderThat's ubottu for you ;)20:18
Walexusb_less: doing a search for "045b:0210" turns up some interesting articles...20:19
Walexusb_less: they seem to refer to using a USB3 for a keyboard not being always a good idea.20:19
usb_lessdidn't think mine was usb 3 tbh20:20
Walexusb_less: your hard to read past does not list a USB3 hub driver...20:20
usb_lessyeah, that might be the case20:21
usb_lessseem to recall having to compile an intel nic driver for it when i initially got the board20:22
Walexusb_less: 3.13 is a very recent kernel, should have everything20:22
usb_lessyeah20:22
usb_lesswalex - what am i grepping the xorg log for?20:23
Walexusb_less: usually 'grep evdev'20:24
usb_lesswalesx - i can find stuff like - 4.098] (**) Power Button: Applying InputClass "evdev keyboard catchall"20:25
usb_lessok20:25
Walexusb_less: have you checked whether they are plugged into a USB3 socket?20:25
usb_lesswalex - http://paste.ubuntu.com/8428001/20:26
usb_lesserm, usb sockets are blac, not blue so assuming usb220:26
Walexusb_less: you should be seeing lines like "evdev: USB Keyboard: Device: "/dev/input/event10"20:27
Walexusb_less: also try 'grep "config/udev: Adding input device" | pastebinit'20:28
usb_lessnah, i'm not seeing that walesx, only what i just posted on paste.ubuntu.com20:28
usb_lesssorry, i meant walex20:29
usb_lessok walex, willdo20:29
Walexusb_less: if those don't happen then while 'udevadm monitor' shows that 'udev' recognizes the devices, they don't get passed to the X server20:29
Walexusb_less: you may have a non-standard 'xorg.conf' that disables 'udev' attachment of input devices, which used to be the default.20:30
usb_lesswalex - that last grep just kinda sat there - had to ctrl c it.......20:32
usb_lesswhat file should i be grep'ing?20:32
Walexusb_less: also try 'grep "config/udev: Adding input device" /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit'20:34
usb_lesswalex - no doubt the xorg could be a bit iffy - as i usually use nvivia driver, but currently due to borked update, i think its prob running in vesa mode or something20:34
usb_lesskk walex willdo- ty20:35
Walexusb_less: also 'dmesg | grep input: | tail -20 | pastebinit'20:35
Walexusb_less: then also 'cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit' to be sure20:35
usb_lesshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/8428078/20:36
Walexusb_less: have you tried to do Ctrl-Alt-F1 to go to a text console and see if either works there?20:36
usb_lesshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/8428089/20:36
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usb_lessdifficult to do when kbrds not working20:37
Walexusb_less: don't you have another keyboard? A PS2 keyboard?20:37
usb_lesscurrently ssh'd into the box20:37
Walexusb_less: if you are logged in remotely, 'sudo chvt 01'20:37
usb_lesserm, lemme look20:37
usb_lesskk ty walex20:37
Walexusb_less: the 'grep' of the X log and the 'grep' of the 'dmesg' show zero keyboard and mouse, so it is unlikely that 'udevadm monitor' showed them20:38
usb_lessyeah that got the box to drop to console - but keyboard didn't work20:39
usb_lesslet me see if this old ps2 kbrd works20:40
Walexusb_less: then try to find another keyboard and plug it in. Or another mouse.20:40
Walexusb_less: ideally actually not a PS/2 one as that will surely :-)20:40
Walexusb_less: ideally actually not a PS/2 one as that will surely :-) work20:40
usb_lessyeah the ps2 one works fine20:41
usb_lesswalex - just tried an alternate usb kbrd - but still no joy20:42
Walexusb_less: on a USB socket as far away from the current one as possible? So it ends up on a different hub?20:43
usb_lessist ther a command line mouse utility i could test the usb mose with walex?20:43
usb_lessokies lemme try that20:43
Walexusb_less: 'gpm'20:43
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usb_lessty walex - just plugged alternate usb kbrd into back usb port on board - still no joy20:44
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TJ-usb_less: Have you checked through the kernel log for possible USB controller/driver crashes/faults?20:46
usb_lesswalex - sudo gpm didn't seem to do much - is that because i'mm ssh'd in?20:46
usb_lessno so far walex - but i will20:46
* Setsu Back20:46
Walexusb_less: 'gpm' is a mouse server for the console20:47
Walexusb_less: grep usb /proc/interrupts | pastebinit20:48
Walexusb_less: do any other USB thingies work, like flash memory?20:48
usb_lessnot tried yet walex20:48
usb_lesswalex - doesn't look like there's any usb crash/faults in the kernal log20:50
Walexusb_less: weirder and weirder20:50
Walexusb_less: which motherboard is that?20:51
usb_lesswalex - its a gigabyte Z87X-UD4H20:51
usb_lessthough the bios is at v3 and i think their up to v9 now20:52
Walexusb_less: BTW doing a search for "Z87X-UD4H usb keyboard" shows a lot of similar cases20:53
Walexhttp://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=179610720:54
Walexhttp://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/55506-ga-z87x-ud4h-usb-issues-frozen-mouse-keyboard-sticking-keys.html20:54
Walexhttp://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1721619/z87x-ud4h-motherboard-problems.html20:54
Walexhttp://forum.giga-byte.co.uk/index.php?topic=13640.020:55
usb_lessah - interesting20:55
usb_lesswalex - was working fine - right up until i did the update20:55
Walexusb_less: it was working accidentally20:55
usb_lesslol walex - you might have a point there20:56
Walexusb_less: I would suggest a BIOS upgrade (but one of the pages says version 7 does not help, so get a later one).20:57
Walexusb_less: also  changing the BIOS settings for USB might be worth trying. For example disabling entirely the USB3 chips.20:58
usb_lessokies walex - i'll give that a go - TY so much for your help20:58
usb_lessokies noted - also good advice i think walex20:58
Walexusb_less: it looks like an intermittent hw bug20:58
usb_lessyeah, it certainly does20:58
Guest37712any clonezilla fellas20:58
Walexhttp://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/319855-gigabyte-ga-z87x-ud4h-intermittent-usb-failure-mouse-keyboard.html20:58
lordievaderusb_less: Is there a usb legacy option in your bios?20:58
Walexlordievader: good point, another thing to try.20:59
usb_lessyes walex there is20:59
lordievaderusb_less: Is it enabled? I thought for my mobo that if I disable it usb keyboards stop functioning. Never properly tested it though.20:59
usb_lesswalex - let me check in the bios - afk a mo doing that21:01
Guest37712fellas!21:02
TJ-"Legacy USB" simply means the BIOS continues providing USB device HID services to the boot-loader and OS, unless they take over with their own device driver - which allows USB keyboards at boot-time, before OS is fully loaded.21:15
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usb_lesswalex - if you're still there - i flashed the bios from v3 to v8 and set USB to legacy and no diff - athough i notice while the pc is booting up i can see it flash the kbrd light - most likely as it tries to start the x server - but then nada21:34
jubo2Hello and good FLGOSS devel appreciation day21:38
jubo2though that's been over for 38 minutes in Finlan timezone21:38
jubo2If it would be possible to get microphone monitoring mixed in with the karaoke signal it'd be teh awesome21:38
jubo2so far I've some ALSA stuff, some PulseAudio stuff and PAVUControl stuff, none of which I understand21:39
jubo2can't be complicated, works on Windows7 without major h4x0ring21:39
jubo2want to mix microphone with soundtrack. if have information you can find me here, dänks-plos21:41
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ToredederYo anybody here?23:57
ToredederI came to ask how to keep plasma desktop and kwin always running because they usually dont stay running for some reason :/ so i have not exit out buttons, no minimize buttons or anything! i cant even drag the window around23:59

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