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gunndawg_ | Thinking of firing up a virtual machine to do some testing. What do you guys recommend? VMWare or Virtual Box? | 00:29 |
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gunndawg_ | any suggestions? VMWare or Virtual Box? | 00:55 |
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OerHeks | gunndawg_, KVM | 01:11 |
OerHeks | or virtualbox | 01:11 |
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Dragnslcr | gunndawg_: the libvirt tools are very helpful | 01:38 |
gunndawg_ | Dragnslcr: so you're saying dont use vmware or virtual box? | 01:54 |
Dragnslcr | gunndawg_: kvm has worked well for me | 02:18 |
gunndawg_ | I'll look into it. Would really like to get a VM up | 02:19 |
Dragnslcr | virt-install is good for creating a VM, then you can use virsh to manage it | 02:20 |
Dragnslcr | They're both part of libvirt, which is a wrapper library for kvm | 02:21 |
gunndawg | so I installed KVM | 02:30 |
gunndawg | and the GUI tool | 02:30 |
gunndawg | setting up the VM I have selected the ISO and OS type (linux) but it wants a Version. I am installing and testing Arch. Not sure what version to select for Arch | 02:31 |
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cjwelborn | gunndawg: I usually end up searching to find out which Linux Kernel version the distro is based on. | 03:45 |
deee | hi | 03:50 |
deee | hey buddy need some help | 03:51 |
deee | i just installed the kubuntu 15 | 03:51 |
deee | am a noob | 03:51 |
deee | perhaps i want the windows bootloader as default and not the grub | 03:51 |
deee | how do i do tha | 03:51 |
deee | that* | 03:52 |
deee | guys | 03:56 |
deee | anyone | 03:56 |
juacom99 | dee so you got a double boot in your PC and you want windows to be selected as default i i'm geting it right? | 04:05 |
KrakenSkulls | hi. I installed Kubuntu last night. Really liking the new look. I am having an issue with the fonts though. They are pretty fuzzy. I enabled anti-aliasing, is there anything else I can do? Specifically terminal looks janky | 04:15 |
KrakenSkulls | maybe I need to install some other ones? It doesn't seem to come with too many monospaced ones | 04:16 |
cjwelborn | KrakenSkulls: I use DejaVu Sans Mono for code, but also look at sub-pixel rendering under your font settings. If you pick the correct one it makes a big difference. It did for me anyway. | 04:23 |
KrakenSkulls | cjwelborn: thanks! I just tried playing around with subpixel and tried RGB. looks a lot better in firefox | 04:24 |
cjwelborn | KrakenSkulls: Also the 'Hinting Style' makes a big difference with 'fuzziness' or when they are too 'sharp'. | 04:25 |
cjwelborn | KrakenSkulls: I'm no expert, but the hinting style basically handles how fonts are smoothed out. You can make them bolder, sharper, blurrier, etc. | 04:26 |
KrakenSkulls | do you have to restart the app to see the difference? | 04:26 |
cjwelborn | KrakenSkulls: yes | 04:26 |
KrakenSkulls | cjwelborn: ahh no wonder! | 04:27 |
KrakenSkulls | cjwelborn: BitStream Vera Sans Mono is my favorite coding font. it's free online. gonna give it a whirl now | 04:32 |
cjwelborn | KrakenSkulls: cool. fonts are a touchy subject (just like editors) when it comes to programmers. :) As long as it's readable to you. | 04:34 |
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KrakenSkulls | well it's gotta be monospaced, and there aren't very many of those. Terminal 9pt on Windows is also rad | 04:35 |
KrakenSkulls | probably some joker out there who uses Comic Sans though | 04:36 |
KrakenSkulls | i solved a weird sound issue by accident last night and i'll divulge the solution for free. i had event sounds but no youtube audio. i had to bring up the mixer, then right click at the top of the correct volume slider. a popup appears and you select "move to <device>", basically reassigning the output to the correct audio device | 04:42 |
KrakenSkulls | never would have found that weird hiden popup if i wasnt totally frustrated and just randomly clicking around | 04:43 |
shantanu | hi | 05:19 |
baizon | hi, i have a question, but im not sure if its a bug. Since my update 14.10 -> 15.04 my audio is different. But i cant tell if its better or worse, its just different. Can someone give me some explanation or show me the right direction where to find some info about it? | 06:51 |
KrakenSkulls | baizon: click on the volume icon in the system tray, then click mixer | 06:54 |
baizon | KrakenSkulls: yes, got it | 06:54 |
KrakenSkulls | baizon: from there go to settings, and Audio setup | 06:54 |
baizon | KrakenSkulls: yes, also got it | 06:55 |
KrakenSkulls | baizon: i donno, between that and select master channel, you should be able to change what needs to be changed | 06:55 |
baizon | ok, will try that, thanks | 06:55 |
KrakenSkulls | maybe it's playing in mono and not stereo | 06:56 |
baizon | KrakenSkulls: indeed, it changed to "line-out" | 07:01 |
baizon | thank you :) | 07:01 |
KrakenSkulls | baizon: awesome! | 07:06 |
carlos | intervac | 07:08 |
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muntrue | Hi there, hope there is someone that can help me. I am trying to launch XCOM from steam (kubuntu 14.04) but its just not launching | 08:38 |
muntrue | Here is the steam log http://paste.ubuntu.com/11039886/ | 08:39 |
noaXess | hello.. | 10:12 |
noaXess | testing upgrade from 14.10 to 15.04... now.. on 14.10 i used wicd for managing networks.. .. so now in 15.04 it's installed, but can't see any tray icon and network-manager is also available.. | 10:12 |
noaXess | how to switch to wicd as default network manager? | 10:13 |
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BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 10:51 |
Zevs | hello world | 11:17 |
niki_bo | hello world | 11:19 |
jayson | utfu | 12:10 |
jayson | test | 12:10 |
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Guest80651 | ping | 12:10 |
doudou | hi | 14:00 |
doudou | can some help me ?? | 14:01 |
zamazan4ik | hi | 14:51 |
zamazan4ik | pls tell me about stability of plasma 5.3 | 14:52 |
legodude | hey, having kwallet trouble w/ 15.04, never really used before, but korganizer says it cant access kwallet, and trying to run the walletmanager gets me "kwalletmanager(8359)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled " | 14:52 |
surfs^ | Hi all. | 15:12 |
surfs^ | How do I disable desktop effects in Kubuntu 15.04 with Plasma 5? | 15:12 |
noaXess | tried to upgrade to 15.04 form 14.10 witha asus a76n notebook, dual grafic intel/nvidia, ssd... no luck.. also plasma 5 seams to be not all redy for dayli use | 15:15 |
BluesKaj | noaXess, dual grafic intel/nvidia expalins it , install nvidia-prime | 15:19 |
noaXess | i got it ready to work.. but sometimes on boot, it says checking device and then.. system start stopped... maybe also other probs.. | 15:20 |
BluesKaj | surfs^, kmenu>computer>system settings>desktop behaviour>desktop effects | 15:21 |
noaXess | BluesKaj: have you successfull yupgrade fro 14.10? | 15:22 |
noaXess | BluesKaj: back now in vivid.. | 15:30 |
noaXess | BluesKaj: you mean, i should install nvidia-prime now? | 15:32 |
BluesKaj | noaXess, yes my upgrade from 14.10 was successful | 15:32 |
noaXess | nvidia-prime already installe | 15:33 |
kallecarl | surfs^: "How do I disable desktop effects in Kubuntu 15.04 with Plasma 5?" | 15:47 |
kallecarl | system settings > desktop behavior > desktop effects | 15:48 |
kallecarl | turn them all off | 15:48 |
BluesKaj | the intel/nvidia dual gpu system is not easy to setup , and on 15.04 I have no idea other than nvidia-prime, noaXess | 15:48 |
kallecarl | you may want to fuss with display and monitor > compositing | 15:48 |
BluesKaj | kallecarl, I assumed he knew what to do once he got to desktop effects :-) | 15:52 |
kallecarl | BluesKaj: didn't see your reply | 15:53 |
kallecarl | apologies | 15:53 |
BluesKaj | np | 15:54 |
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dougl | How can I tell what BT adaptor is in my notebook? | 16:21 |
dougl | Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4352 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 03) this is the combo device I put in. | 16:21 |
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Eslar | Hey there | 17:26 |
Eslar | anyone around who could give me a hand? | 17:26 |
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danielle31 | hi all. I'm using the new kubuntu 15.04; love it so far. when I go to send an encrypted message using KMail, I get the error "It was not possible to create a message composer." This only happens using an identity I have set GPG up with. It doesn't happen using an identity I haven't. Any idea what's wrong? | 17:51 |
metallic | Hello! I have just met the program "nice" on the shell. What is it useful for? :/ | 18:10 |
kallecarl | danielle31: https://osdir.com/ml/kdepim-bugs/2013-12/msg00018.html https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=332167 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=328311 | 18:12 |
ubottu | KDE bug 332167 in crypto "KMail is failing to encrypt PGP/Inline for non-signed key" [Normal,Needsinfo: remind] | 18:12 |
ubottu | KDE bug 328311 in composer "KMail doesn't let me manually select a non verified PGP key which doesn't contains the receivers address" [Major,Resolved: fixed] | 18:12 |
kallecarl | metallic: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=linux+nice+command | 18:14 |
metallic | kallecarl: I actually expected someone to tell why would someone use such program but I clicked on one of the links your search gave and now I think no more that this program is useless | 18:17 |
metallic | thanks :) | 18:17 |
metallic | also... "let me google it for you"? XD | 18:17 |
kallecarl | metallic: the way I know about it is someone told it to me | 18:18 |
kallecarl | nice is a way to set priorities if some process is interfering with another | 18:18 |
metallic | kallecarl: by interfering what do you mean? I understand that it is a way to set the "urgency" of a process | 18:19 |
metallic | is it not? | 18:19 |
kallecarl | metallic: maybe you want your music player to have priority over everything else | 18:19 |
kallecarl | but some indexing program is interfering | 18:19 |
kallecarl | making music not play correctly | 18:19 |
kallecarl | most users don't need this | 18:19 |
kallecarl | particularly on Kubuntu | 18:20 |
kallecarl | applications respect each other pretty much | 18:20 |
Dragnslcr | Yeah, you shouldn't really need to use nice on a normal desktop computer | 18:20 |
metallic | mmm... really? | 18:20 |
kallecarl | metallic: it's the Truth | 18:20 |
kallecarl | especially if you don't know what it does...better to not mess with it | 18:20 |
Dragnslcr | The basic idea is that if you have two programs that can both use 100% of the CPU, you can use nice to control what percentage each program gets to use | 18:21 |
metallic | That's what I was thinking to use "nice" for | 18:21 |
kallecarl | what programs are using 100% CPU | 18:21 |
Dragnslcr | So you could set one program to get 75% of the CPU and the other to get 25% of the CPU | 18:21 |
metallic | kallecarl: sometimes I have several things working at the same time and I really would like to set priority on them | 18:22 |
Dragnslcr | But a normal desktop computer shouldn't generally be running multiple programs that are that CPU-intensive | 18:22 |
kallecarl | okay be careful though | 18:22 |
kallecarl | metallic: what Dragnslcr said | 18:23 |
metallic | I will, I learned a new thing :) | 18:23 |
kallecarl | yes when you run Kubuntu you are automatically nice to the max | 18:23 |
metallic | According to my shell the default nice value is 0 :/ | 18:23 |
metallic | not -20 | 18:24 |
Dragnslcr | Yup, 0 is considered normal | 18:24 |
metallic | Dragnslcr: I meant that for me it is not set "to the maximum" | 18:24 |
metallic | ) | 18:24 |
kallecarl | everyone here is nice B^) | 18:25 |
Dragnslcr | No, because everything set to -20 is no different than everything set to 0 | 18:25 |
Dragnslcr | Everything would still have the same priority | 18:25 |
kallecarl | metallic: what are you referring to with "I have several things working at the same time" and you want to set priority | 18:26 |
kallecarl | what things? if there's a conflict, it's likely to call for other remedies than setting nice values | 18:27 |
kallecarl | okay gotta go... metallic, you're in good hands with Dragnslcr | 18:28 |
metallic | kallecarl: Sometimes I have several programs running which require machine resources and I clearly need some more than others. For instance, if I am GNUPLOT for viewing and performing operations on differential equations or such things, meanwhile I have things like the e-mail client, web browser and IRC client and running | 18:29 |
metallic | I use* | 18:29 |
metallic | The web browser is not so urgent to me, I may need to watch some documentation from time to time. The truth is that I don't think I am going to this this command much | 18:30 |
metallic | going to need* | 18:31 |
kallecarl | metallic: try it out...you might learn another new thing...also ksysguard (GUI) or top (CLI) will tell you CPU%, there may not be a need to set new nice levels | 18:38 |
metallic | When the time comes for me to set priorities on my running programs I will see :) | 18:39 |
Dragnslcr | metallic: in that case, you could set your plotting to a lower priority (e.g. renice it to 5), so that the other programs can more easily get the small amount of CPU time that they need | 18:39 |
Dragnslcr | But I would only do it if the web browser and email client are noticably unresponsive | 18:40 |
metallic | wait, so if I want GNUplot to have more resources I should diminish its niceness? :/ | 18:40 |
Dragnslcr | No, but none of those other programs require much CPU time | 18:40 |
metallic | My laptop is not a very potent machine hehe | 18:40 |
Dragnslcr | And you typically want those kinds of programs to be more responsive | 18:40 |
Dragnslcr | It doesn't really matter if an hour-long computation takes an extra 10 seconds to finish | 18:41 |
metallic | mmm... Well, you sure know more than me | 18:42 |
Dragnslcr | I have Konversation taking less than 1% of the CPU. Firefox is taking 16%, but Firefox isn't known for being overly efficient with resource usage | 18:43 |
Dragnslcr | I don't have an email client running at the moment, but I doubt it will be using more than 1-2% most of the time | 18:43 |
metallic | I guess I should see the amount of resources programs use when I face such situations, as you said | 18:44 |
metallic | Thanks to both of you :) Dragnslcr kallecarl, I keep on reading kubuntu's help | 18:45 |
Dragnslcr | http://www.tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/html/sect_04_03.html#sect_04_03_05_01 has a brief description | 18:46 |
metallic | Well, I got the idea, "better do not touch" XD | 18:50 |
Ab3L | hi everybody | 18:54 |
dougl | Hi | 19:01 |
droftware | Do I have to build KDE SC on my system if I am already running Kubuntu ,to do any development activities? | 19:08 |
BluesKaj | droftware, best to ask in #kubuntu-devel | 19:39 |
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metallic | Dragnslcr: I have been taking a look to the link you gave me, I think it suits me perfectly. Thanks, you gave more than you thought | 19:57 |
danielle31 | kallecarl: thanks thats the bug I'm getting. it looks like it was pushed into 4.12. but I'm using KDE plasma 5.22 in kubuntu :-S | 19:57 |
Dragnslcr | No problem, metallic | 19:58 |
noaXess | in 15.04 i want use wicd as my default network manager.. how to set it a default? | 21:22 |
noaXess | and how to remove network-manager.. that i can get wicd tray back? | 21:22 |
LogicalDash | I accidentally merged some contacts in the Telepathy contact list that I shouldn't have. How do I split them back up? | 21:30 |
LogicalDash | ...there was a damn button for it | 21:31 |
LogicalDash | >_< | 21:31 |
kbandicoot | sup people | 21:47 |
kbandicoot | exit | 21:49 |
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