=== octavian is now known as varaindemian === varaindemian is now known as octavian [06:30] Does this channel support Ubuntu MATE? [09:16] hi [09:16] the latest dist-upgrade wants to remove "upstart". is that right? 15.04 will use systemd then instzead of upstart? or are the dependencies just broken? [09:17] systemd is the default since monday [09:23] k1l_: great, thank you === kbroulik is now known as kbroulik-lunch [12:02] Hiyas all [12:29] Hello.Every time i start vivid (xfce) before i see the login promt screen goes white.Then i gotta click once , anywhere on the screen, to be able to see the actual login promt.I d like to request some guidance on how to report this or check if it is already reported [12:53] innocent: xfce or xubuntu? that said I've not seen it reported anywhere regardless [12:53] xubuntu [12:54] and ubuntu-bug xfdesktop4 to report it [12:54] this is new install? old one updated? [12:54] yeap figured it out a while ago [12:55] It started with a clean install of 14.04 upgraded to 15.04 due to some graphic stability issues [12:57] mmm ok - well as I said, not seen that reported [12:58] Its just something really minor.Anyway, thanks for your time! [12:58] welcome :) [12:58] innocent: mmm [12:59] actually - thinking back to earlier in the cycle I saw this myself - but it was at the first boot after a clean install [12:59] once I'd logged in then it never happened again [13:00] In my case its persistent.First time i encountered it i w8ed like 20 minutes before clicking :P [13:00] :) === kbroulik-lunch is now known as kbroulik [13:31] I am using Kubuntu 15.04 [13:31] And the alt+f2 window is stuck ont he top [13:31] just a frozen overlway [13:31] can I xkill it safely? [13:32] brb, restarting [13:39] I am using Kubuntu 15.04 and just ran the command dist-upgrade [13:39] but it didn't upgrade anything [13:39] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [13:39] What does this mean? [13:40] that there's nothing to upgrade [13:41] aftereyo, it means your OS is up to date , untill the next upgrades are released [13:41] when does that normally happen? [13:42] there's no real schedule, I jsut check every day [13:51] So my keyboard in Kubuntu had just stopped working and I had to reboot [18:42] Good evening. [20:52] Hey guys [21:15] ObrienDave: Yo [21:16] what's up? [21:18] Do you know if ubuntu 15.04 will have plasma theme? [21:19] why would it? [21:19] it's ubuntu [21:19] dunno, i'm not into the bells-and-whistles department [21:20] cxdvty: the flavours all do different things - that's why they are what they are basically [21:21] pretty much - what a flavour has now, it's going to have in April [21:22] cxdvty: there are various 'freezes' during a cycle, you can see the vivid dates here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VividVervet/ReleaseSchedule [21:22] bells and whistles hold my interest for about 10 seconds [21:23] cxdvty: one's the UIF freeze - which afaik would be themes and the like [21:23] glad X 1.17 sneaked in [21:24] well - there's often sneaking in :p [21:24] I'm glad xfce 4.12 did :) [22:24] Hey everyone. I'm having some trouble with the touchscreen on my laptop. It's an Asus Q502LA-BBI5T12. [22:24] The touchscreen seems to work as a mouse, but as far as I can tell, X11 doesn't really seem to understand the touchscreen features. [22:25] evtest identifies the touchscreen as a "USBest Technology SiS HID Touch Controller". evtest does understand the touchscreeniness of it. [22:26] xev doesn't understand it, however. If I tap and hold the xev window with one finger, and then tap it with another finger, it doesn't see the second tap. [22:39] I see that evdev is being used as the driver for the touchscreen. I don't know how to tell if evdev is understanding it. [22:40] Judging by the log entries evdev produced, yes. [23:09] Now that I've played around a bit more, I think X *must* be understanding the touchscreen. If I tap with three fingers, a little disc with arrows on it appears and I can tap (or click) and drag to move the window around. [23:09] If I tap with four fingers, the Dash Home opens. [23:11] So then I'm wondering, if X understands the touchscreen, how come xev doesn't? Is pointer emulation enabled? [23:19] xinput --test thinks it's a mouse too. [23:59] It's starting to seem like the operating system is actually working perfectly; it's just that applications don't like the touchscreen.