=== dani is now known as gaysexsf === _zxq9_ is now known as zxq9 [00:25] help me === gaysexsf is now known as dani === dani is now known as gaysexsf [00:26] helpme [00:26] i have a problem with skype in kubuntu [00:26] how to install that shit [00:26] recomend me a diffrent program brohs [00:29] hi, does anyone here use kde connect? === Fritigern is now known as sapphires === sapphires is now known as Fritigern [00:37] im very annoyed [00:37] because [00:38] im using [00:38] skype [00:38] and idont know how to instal in kde [00:38] because [00:38] there is no package instaler [00:39] help,m === dani is now known as gaysexsf === gaysexsf is now known as dani === dani is now known as gaysexsf === dani is now known as Guest93890 [00:58] can you help me [01:02] !ask | Guest93890 [01:02] Guest93890: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [01:02] ubottu: ? [01:02] Guest93890: since the bot seems off-duty, I'll answer 'maybe' if you say your question [01:02] heh [01:03] sorry [01:03] master admin senior :D [01:03] juacom99_: I do [01:03] i have a problem i cant find a package installer for kubuntu [01:03] muon is the best, IMO [01:04] and cant install skype :X [01:04] not muon discover, but muon [01:04] !skype [01:04] To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga [01:04] you just have to activate the right repository [01:04] !info muon [01:05] muon (source: muon): package manager for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2.0-0ubuntu3.1 (trusty), package size 201 kB, installed size 1426 kB [01:05] this is kubuntu mine - 14.04 lts [01:05] right [01:05] kubuntu is KDE on ubuntu base, pretty much [01:05] sorry for stuped topic but im new in linux because it was hating microsoft windows :D [01:06] the only stupid question is the one not asked [01:06] this chan is for support for all, especially beginners [01:07] can i install the ubuntu software center :? [01:07] sure, if you want [01:07] i dont have a package for skype in apt get :d [01:07] because stuped mirosoft [01:07] valorie: i can't get it to list my android device. i got the app installed as well as kdeconnect [01:08] but they don't see each other [01:08] I personally dislike it, but it is certainly installable [01:08] also: muon discover is our "software center" [01:08] juacom99_: is your bluetooth on and working? [01:09] !bluetooth [01:09] For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup [01:09] i'm doing it by usb connection [01:09] Guest93890: read the link above about installing skype [01:09] you have to activate another repo [01:10] unable to locate package [01:10] Guest93890: i remeamber that ther's a deb on the skype web as well [01:10] you can donwload it and insdtallit from there [01:10] i have a file .deb [01:10] but how to add in my apt get libary [01:10] :? [01:11] that's always been true, before and after Microsoft bought it [01:11] please read the page again, and follow ALL the steps [01:11] packages are not installed the same way as microsoft does it [01:11] you don't you just dpkg [01:11] aha thank you bro [01:11] Guest93890: http://www.skype.com/es/download-skype/ [01:12] okay [01:12] but witch version can i use [01:12] :? [01:12] best to do it the correct way [01:12] and apt or apt-get will do it too [01:12] * valorie is not a bro [01:12] juacom99_: that is not the right way to do it [01:13] please use the packages which are prepared for *buntu [01:13] !partner [01:13] Canonical's partner repositories provide a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » [01:13] valorie: why?? dpkg works as a charm... === juacom99_ is now known as juacom99 [01:14] Updates through normal repos, different packaging, etc. [01:14] that is a last resort, if there are no proper packages [01:15] valorie: usualy the vendor's page have the package way before it get mto the repositorys [01:15] SCUse me [01:16] what was the path of downloads folder [01:16] and i goota write cd ./home/downkloads/ - or no [01:16] /home/<>/Download [01:16] aha [01:19] juacom99: sure [01:19] okay [01:19] :D [01:19] but then you lack proper packaging, and testing [01:20] i have a skype now [01:20] LD [01:20] :D [01:20] yeah [01:20] but [01:20] its stuped sound [01:20] when [01:20] valorie: any idea about kdeconnect? [01:20] someone its online [01:20] kdeconnect [01:20] :d [01:20] howto use bro [01:21] :?> [01:21] when I was having wireless problems, it didn't work well [01:21] I mean bluetooth [01:21] i don't have bluetooth in this PC (is a table PC) [01:21] if bluetooth is on in both the phone and laptop, it is flawless [01:22] juacom99: then it won't work [01:22] sorry [01:22] USB cabble don't work?? :( [01:22] *cable [01:22] I don't think so, although I didn't try that with my netbook [01:22] okay [01:22] im understand [01:22] ihave [01:22] the whole point is to use bluetooth [01:22] a very profesional qestion [01:22] where its the core files [01:22] :D [01:23] Guest93890: are you asking about kdeconnect? [01:23] yes [01:23] but [01:23] aha [01:23] all core files are in the sources that you can download [01:23] but [01:23] or on KDE git [01:23] i cant use because [01:23] i dont have [01:23] a [01:23] !sources [01:23] The packages in Kubuntu are divided into various sections. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Kubuntu - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories [01:24] bluetoth recievier [01:24] thank you bro [01:24] ':D [01:24] do you use someone talker [01:24] or jabber [01:24] :x [01:24] I'm sure adding USB would be welcome [01:24] you can talk to the devels about it [01:24] yes, I use jabber [01:24] its more secure [01:24] however, I prefer irc chans [01:24] im for bulgaria [01:25] and here [01:25] and I'm not a bro [01:25] * valorie is a grandma [01:25] sorry [01:25] :x [01:25] valorie: lol [01:25] oh very nice [01:25] here we have a open source client called jutsi [01:25] we don't see bulgarians in here often! [01:25] very cool [01:25] * valorie is Murrican [01:26] one moment i will paste the link [01:26] * juacom99 is Uruguayan [01:26] weeeee, we are international this eveing [01:26] evening [01:26] https://jitsi.org/ [01:26] yes [01:26] it seems so... [01:26] :D [01:26] the irc giving me more information [01:26] :D [01:27] !info jitsi [01:27] jitsi (source: jitsi): VoIP and Instant Messaging client. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.4.4997-1ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 11193 kB, installed size 46259 kB [01:27] oy can i play the League of legends on linux [01:27] cool, we have a package [01:27] Guest93890: not a gamer -- is it on steam? [01:28] aha [01:28] valorie: :D [01:28] also, Guest93890, if you are interested in registering, you can have a real nickname [01:28] !register [01:28] Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode [01:29] Guest93890: you can try using wien [01:29] !info wine [01:29] wine (source: wine1.6): Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (meta-package). In component universe, is extra. Version 1:1.6.2-0ubuntu4 (trusty), package size 0 kB, installed size 21 kB (Only available for i386; amd64) [01:29] *wine [01:29] its better package [01:29] but the kde its very nice [01:29] there are more panels and wigeds [01:29] :d [01:29] more freedomly [01:30] bbl === Guest93890 is now known as DaniUser [01:31] cya valorie [01:32] hi [01:32] im reigsterted [01:32] can i create my channel [01:32] in htat server [01:33] :?> [01:35] if you want... just join the channel, check if the name is not registred and nthen register it [01:35] aha thank you [01:41] verry [01:41] god [01:41] kdecoonec [01:41] t:D [01:41] but [01:41] remotte dont want workig [01:41] :d [01:43] are you using it? [01:45] help me how to change the workspace === solifugus is now known as solifugus_ [01:52] System Settings pops up off screen to the right -- how can I move it to where I can see it and fix my resolution? [01:53] I tried right-clicking it on task bar -> more actions -> move .. but then i just loose my cursor until I reboot. [01:58] I so.. so.. miss the days of kde 3.5.... when everything was simple and worked so cleanly.. [02:11] solifugus_: sounds like kscreen is getting your screen size wrong [02:11] fix that first in kscreen [02:45] valorie: I ended up using xrandr.. then I could finally get to system settings.. What's strange is that various other windows like chromium-browser and konsole got it right.. [02:45] but all is well that ends well.. at least for now.. I am good. [02:49] hmmm, xrandr should no longer be needed [02:49] but whatever works..... [03:52] hello [03:53] Anyone here knows how to change DPI of Kubuntu 14.04 LTS ? === RedShorts|off is now known as RedShorts === TheFakeazneD525 is now known as libreSSL [06:01] hello, I have a G110 keyboard that has a built in sound card and headphone jacks. The card work when I use speaker-test but it doe snot show up in phonns multimedia device . [06:02] I found the following FAQ: https://userbase.kde.org/Phonon#Missing_device_entries but I am confused because I ahve no /etc/asoundrc or ~/.asound.conf [06:02] the device also shows up in alsamixer as the 3rd device [06:21] nm, it's working now [07:02] Good morning. [07:02] hey guys.... [07:02] i need some python installation help....i'm going crazy.. [07:03] Bomber_: how did you install it? [07:03] !info python [07:03] downloaded the tar, untared to a folder inside home [07:03] Bomber_: What's the problem? [07:03] python (source: python-defaults): interactive high-level object-oriented language (default version). In component main, is optional. Version 2.7.5-5ubuntu3 (trusty), package size 130 kB, installed size 671 kB [07:03] * libreSSL whispers into valorie 's ear "ppas" [07:03] so ok, great, make make install and all that [07:03] why didn't you install the package? [07:03] but I need to install pip / virtualenv for THATversion and not the system version [07:04] 2.7.8 isn't available in apt-get, as far as i know [07:04] !info python3 [07:04] python3 (source: python3-defaults): interactive high-level object-oriented language (default python3 version). In component main, is important. Version 3.4.0-0ubuntu2 (trusty), package size 8 kB, installed size 100 kB [07:04] libreSSL: why? [07:04] 3.4.0 is relatively new. Why not install that? [07:04] 3 and 2 aren't fully compatible [07:04] because reasons [07:04] libreSSL: print [07:04] yeah, it's cool and all that. I'll touch base with that once I'm up and running at least with my previous system. new laptop and that [07:04] and libre, I'm with ya [07:05] but again, soon. Not yet [07:05] Bomber_: I don't see a reason to compile Python yourself... [07:05] well it just happened. :-/ [07:05] i mean, what else was I supposed to do? [07:05] apt-get it when it's not available? [07:05] there are um... [07:06] other repositories... which aren't endorsed by canonical or blue systems [07:06] but might work [07:06] * libreSSL hides [07:06] ? [07:06] Bomber_: Why do you specifically need 2.7.8? [07:06] latest version, my previous workspace (windows, yuck) was using that vesion [07:06] version [07:06] i'll copy libreSSL [07:06] "because reasons" [07:06] 2.7.5 should work just fine. [07:07] repos have nothing to do with endorsement by any company [07:07] !info python utopic [07:07] python (source: python-defaults): interactive high-level object-oriented language (default version). In component main, is optional. Version 2.7.8-1 (utopic), package size 134 kB, installed size 680 kB [07:07] the community guarantees some PPAs [07:07] and others are just people [07:08] ...ok, so I'll just download 2.7.7 as received from apt-get. But still, I don't know what I'm missing as to how to apply virtualenv on that version... [07:08] !info python-pip [07:08] python-pip (source: python-pip): alternative Python package installer. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5.4-1 (trusty), package size 95 kB, installed size 468 kB [07:08] It's just that I'm having trouble with JetBrain's PyCharm and the permission system [07:08] say is PyCharm good? [07:08] I love it. [07:09] but it's doing me problems with permissions [07:09] "oh, you want to install Django? fuck you. 'cause I'm not root" [07:09] well, ok so let me make pycharm root [07:09] "fuck you, i need the python version i'm using to be root" [07:09] ok, so I'll mess up with the permission system [07:09] "fuck you........fuck you" [07:09] Bomber_: Please watch your language. [07:10] oh [07:10] sorry [07:10] -_- [07:10] my bad [07:11] Bomber_: once you have things installed, there is a pycharm channel [07:11] IRC? [07:11] yes [07:11] in? [07:11] called ##pycharm [07:11] freenode? [07:11] here on freenode, yes [07:11] thx [07:11] I used alis to search for ya [07:11] !alis [07:11] alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" . For more help or questions relating to alis, please join #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* or /msg alis list *http* [07:12] uh.. ##pycharm or #pycharm? [07:13] -alis- ##pycharm [07:13] just click it and you'll be there [07:13] in konversation, at least [07:14] well that channel is lovely [07:14] very peacful and quiet. AKA empty. :-/ [07:18] sorry about that [07:18] most chans have hours of emptiness, depending on where most people live === Graf_Westerholt is now known as NSA === NSA is now known as Graf_Westerholt [08:50] hi - is the version of KDE going to ever be upgraded in 14.04 without adding a PPA ? [08:52] 4.13.3 is already in -updates [08:58] Riddell: thanks - and future updates - will they be bugfixes to the 4.13.x branch ? [09:00] Yossarianuk: I think 4.13 is done [09:01] riddell: so in the next 4(ish) years will 14.04 remain at that version ? [09:02] (just deciding if to enable the PPA - i won't if 14.04 will eventually update the version) [09:02] Yossarianuk: yes I expect it'll remain at 4.13.3 [09:02] note that PPAs tend to have lower QA done on them [09:03] ok [09:03] thank you [09:03] for work desktop i'll keep it... [09:03] (home i'll use PPA) [09:06] Such decisions are always difficult in my opinion. 4.14 introduces Baloo, wich is more stable. [09:06] (If I'm not mistaken here) [09:16] and also a new feature, we don't add new features to -updates,bugfixes only [09:18] better to play around with rolling release maybe, if want to take sneak peaks into kde future :) [09:25] lukimya: I do also have Arch linux installed on my home desktop... [09:26] I use KaOS [09:30] Well in here the opensource/free community is nice..... [09:34] not the rapid mob than Lennart was talking about..... (im sure KDE/Kubuntu's is nicer than most...) === kbroulik is now known as kbroulik-lunch === __lore__ is now known as _lore_ === IdleOne is now known as Guest73180 [11:14] Hey folks === juboxi is now known as jubo2 === pvoigt_ is now known as pvoigt === kbroulik-lunch is now known as kbroulik [11:51] join #loggly === facerias is now known as Galico [13:03] Hi [13:03] How can install KDE distro Rosa on Kubuntu ? I mean install KDM login , Icons Rosa and applications launcher [13:04] How can install KDE distro Rosa linux on Kubuntu ? I mean install KDM login , Icons Rosa and applications launcher === Fritigern is now known as Fritigern_AFK [15:01] hello. I have my trackpoint and mouses made left-handed. but now my wacom stylus is interpreted in the wrong way (the keys exchanged). [15:01] is it possible to change this? [15:02] there is only a setting for "key 2" and "key 3" ... === Guest9486 is now known as RedDeath [16:13] !purekde [16:13] If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde » [16:14] !purexfce [16:14] If you want to remove all !KDE and !Gnome packages and have a default !Xubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce » [17:02] Does anyone know how to solve synaptics issues with touchpads(usingan Asus R510L)? [17:02] if so, please PM me [17:39] hi all, i'm trying to install project-noen5 packages, to try it, but i get an error when trying to install kio-extras. Did anybody get the same error? [17:40] s/project-noen5/project-neon5/ [18:09] ctrl+space not working in emacs in kubuntu [18:42] I have here a dualboot system. Network works in Windows 8.1, but not in Kubuntu. Any ideas? I tried networkmangler with DHCP and static, and /etc/network/interfaces with DHCP and static. All with the last 3 kernels. The system detects cable connect/disconnect and when using DHCP, just keeps trying. I disabled UFW. [18:42] Oh, and it used to work... [18:47] alvin: You don't get an IP address? [18:47] lordievader: Only wen setting one manually, but I can still ping nothing at all [18:48] alvin: Sorry, what? [18:48] Ah, no. I misread. I don't get an IP address. [18:49] alvin: What do your logs report? [18:49] I mainly tried DHCP, even tried disabling IPv6 in networkmanager, but the logs still show tries on IPv6 [18:49] Nothing out of the ordinary. Only the tries on 255.255.255.255 and that nothing is received [18:50] I'd paste them, but I had to reboot in Windows to have network. [18:50] alvin: Sound like your dhcp server is not responding. [18:50] Tried unloading the e1000e module and reloading. That works, but still. Nothing [18:51] That's not it. Windows is also using DHCP, and I released the address there and asked a new one. I also restarted the DHCP service. On top of that, it's a pfsense box. They don't break ;-) [18:52] nm-tool just shows 'connecting' for the wired entry. That's it. The pc keeps trying. [18:52] The pfsense logs show nothing, except when I use Windows. [18:53] alvin: Does your dhcp server see the request? [18:53] No, it does not [18:54] Could it be the driver? [18:54] In that case I'll have to use an experimental kernel. I'm just running plain Kubuntu 14.04 now, didn't update for a week now. [18:55] Might be, is it a very new machine? [18:55] Yes, well, pretty much. The card is an Intel I217-V or something [18:56] alvin: Did you check if it is supported by your kernel? [18:56] But installing Kubuntu was the first thing I did on that machine. And it has been working for months now. Only, I didn't use Kubuntu for a week on this machine, and now there's no network anymore. === zippy is now known as Guest16668 [20:37] what can be the reason for various kde4/qt4 apps crashing with "*** Error in `amarok': realloc(): invalid pointer: 0x000000000060b1c0 ***" ? amarok for example, lightdm (which is quite inconvenient) as well.. [20:38] kbroulik: Probably want to install amarok-dbg and make a bug report [20:38] doesnt seem application specific [20:39] happens to varous kde4-/qt4-based apps [20:40] kbroulik: Sounds like it does some not allowed memory operation. [20:41] backtrace is useless either. I have dbg installed, and all it does say "in raise.c sigabrt was raised because of the aforementioned issue" [20:41] oh stupid me, xd [20:42] http://paste.kde.org/peftxntca ← but I have no idea what changed that this suddenly started happening [20:43] I dont even have a qt4 dev setup anyway, so I could not have screwed that up compiling/buildig stuff. if 5 stuff, sure, but not qt4/kde4 apps [20:50] when running apt-get upgrade, it says the following packages have been held back (linux-generic ; linux-headers-generic ; linux-image-generic) and the following package will be upgraded (linux-libc-dev) [20:51] However, when I launch Muon Update Manager, it seems to prepare for upgrading all of the above [20:51] what's the difference? === gonyere__ is now known as gonyere [21:00] it seems I could add option --with-new-pkgs and it would upgrade all 4, plus install 4 new pkgs (linux-headers-3.13.0-37 ; linux-headers-3.13.0-37-generic ; linux-image-3.13.0-37-generic ; linux-image-extra-3.13.0-37-generic) [21:03] if doing so could brake something, then it seems strange that Muon Update Manager would do that as default === dakaiser is now known as dhk [21:13] sqph: Muon runs "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" [21:14] oh really...like every time? [21:14] sqph: Don't know. But if it install those kinds of updates, yes. [21:14] it doesn't actually run that command, but it emulates its effects [21:14] so the whole stability of my kubuntu distro depends on apt-get "smart" conflict resolution system [21:15] ah ok that's probably different [21:15] still unsure what's better: muon or apt-get [21:16] apt has pretty good conflict resolution so long as packagers use the appropriate options [21:16] both use the apt system [21:16] what's the difference between apt-get upgrade --with-new-pkgs and apt-get dist-upgrade ? [21:18] in the man page, there is no statement that --with-new-pkgs may remove packages, maybe the conflict resolution system is more conservative? [21:18] (but there is such statement for dist-upgrade) [21:22] anyone know how to properlly install synaptic drivers? [21:26] sqph: I don't know, it's probably burred somewhere in apt's documentation. [21:28] tsimpson: right. I guess it's not quite at the top of the list of additional things I need to learn yet. [21:28] thanks [21:29] sure [21:49] hi [21:50] yes yes [21:51] Hm === dani is now known as Guest3209 === Guest3209 is now known as DaniUser [22:30] hi all [22:30] bro [22:30] :D [22:31] i have [22:31] a [22:31] one special question [22:31] i dont have any [22:31] packagre [22:31] how to update my packages [22:31] in apt [22:34] 1) sudo apt-get update; 2) put questions all on one line, please [22:34] sorry [22:35] how to change password [22:35] for [22:35] root:?> [22:35] !root [22:35] Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo === gaysexsf is now known as DaniUser [22:38] hi [22:39]