=== aaron is now known as Guest52701 === Guest52701 is now known as ahoneybun === aaron is now known as Guest26124 === Guest26124 is now known as ahoneybun === blackster is now known as Gonzogag [02:30] is there an easy way to transfer settings from another kde distro that i have installed to kubuntu? [02:36] <__dan__> I don't think there's a cute GUI way of doing that, but you could always transfer your home directory over and hope for the best [02:37] <__dan__> including all the hidden directories, specifically .kde [02:38] rather not take any chances if there is no official support or even someone who has done this before [02:39] <__dan__> I'm sure people have done it before, but no experience of that myself === Guest40657 is now known as thelionroars [03:31] Do you guys have recommendation for mails notifier that works with gmail, yahoo and outlook? [03:33] aren't these evil? [03:35] s/gmail, yahoo and outlook/any imap4-compatible server/ :P === aaron is now known as Guest78283 === Guest78283 is now known as ahoneybun [04:48] Riddell: you don't happen to look at irc right now? [04:50] hyper_ch: yesterday did you mean "apt-get install -f packagename" or just "apt-get install -f" ? [04:50] apt-get install -f [04:50] okay [04:51] hyper_ch: https://paste.kde.org/p25oxyj1g/ynojif [04:52] fewcha: what as the issue again? [04:53] hyper_ch: [Friday 29 May 2015] [3:59:57 PM] Can someone please tell me what the following means and what I need to do when I get something like this? https://paste.kde.org/pldrmypm5/aspftj [04:53] fewcha: ah yyeah... you tried to install something and the dependencies don't match [04:54] yes [04:54] so apt-get install -f will remove some of the installed stuff and then you have a usable system again... however it won't install what you tried to install I guess [04:54] so should I do an autoremove? [04:55] except libprotobuf-lite8 libqt5concurrent5 the rest are all -dev packages, so they aren't needed except when you want to compile [04:55] not sure what those two are though [04:55] what did you try to install? [04:55] i did apt-get install qt4* [04:55] why? [04:55] i wanted to install all packages related to qt4 [04:56] why? [04:56] hmm [04:56] maybe I shouldn't do that [04:56] it's all moving to qt5 anyway [04:56] okay [04:56] so if you have no compelling reason I wouldn't install it [04:57] alright [04:57] but of course I don't know what you want [04:57] so should i do qt5* instead? [04:57] why do you want to install all packages? [04:58] because i was thinking that maybe it would be a good idea to install all packages related to qt5 so that i don't have to install them later [04:59] hmmm, not sure if that works [04:59] hyper_ch: so should I install just qt5-default then? [04:59] I still don't know what you wanna do [05:00] hyper_ch: i want to build the Marble source code and it requires qt [05:01] that's still kde 4 and so qt4 [05:01] right [05:01] then you need qt4-qmake [05:02] ah, okay [05:03] and very likely build-essential [05:03] and git [05:05] yes, cmake and git I have installed already [05:06] apt-get build-dep marble [05:06] that should fetch the other marble dependencies [05:07] but you'll need to have the -src repos enabled [05:10] hyper_ch: I am not getting what you mean by having the -src repos enabled [05:11] got pastebinit installed? [05:12] no, I will install it right after fetching the marble dependencies [05:12] then: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list [05:13] okay [05:13] pastebinit makes it simple to paste stuff to pastebins :) [05:13] I see [05:16] * fewcha 's net speed is frustratingly slow [05:17] can anyone help me with https://paste.kde.org/pbr86t9kj [05:19] hyper_ch: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11446066/ [05:20] fewcha: you have source repos: e.g. deb-src http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty main restricted [05:20] so run: apt-get build-dep marble [05:21] hyper_ch: yes, I have done that [05:21] well, then you should be able to build marble now [05:21] https://marble.kde.org/sources.php [05:21] okay [05:21] good luck [05:22] working! :D [05:22] thanks! :) [05:22] build-dep will pull the packages that are usually required for building a package from source [05:23] of course if you pull the source from git and there are new dependencies, that won't be refelected by build-dep [05:25] okay [05:27] happy building [05:39] yes, 5.3.1 in the backport PPA :) [05:39] life will be much better again [05:42] brb... also new kernel === David1977 is now known as Guest21771 [06:21] any way to reset the theme and colors? I know I can use system-->settings, but that doesnt work [06:21] this is after an upgrade to Kubuntu 15.04 [06:22] if I cant figure it out I will need to reinstall, as the colors make it so I cant see folders or icons in certain circumstances [06:28] oh geez, gazillion of errors with 5.3.1 [06:33] script on the desktop get opened in kate instead of being run [06:33] akonadi fails to start [07:12] still can't submit bugs regarding plasma/desktop [07:23] kate can't save documents anymore [07:24] <__dan__> wat [07:24] updated to kubuntu team backport ppa 5.3.1 [07:24] lots of bugs [07:24] <__dan__> i just upgraded now, literally 1st reboot [07:24] shell scripts on the desktop are opened in kate instead of being run [07:24] my test files on my desktop can't be saved anymore after editing [07:24] I have one in which I do report my bugs [07:25] so reporting some bugs lead to another bug - I cna't save [07:25] akonadi isn't starting anymore [07:25] meaning no more kmail [07:25] <__dan__> well at least there's a bright side :P [07:25] I need mail [07:25] and kalendar and todos [07:26] <__dan__> i see the same bug with kate [07:26] <__dan__> file saved once but wont save again [07:26] <__dan__> this is really bad [07:26] I'll give you my bug report in a little bit [07:27] <__dan__> "Data you requested to be saved could not be written. Please choose how you want to proceed." [07:27] no feedback for me: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348437 [07:27] KDE bug 348437 in general "Kate doesn't save files anymore" [Major,Unconfirmed] [07:28] <__dan__> it didnt give any feedback if I chose Save or CTRL-S [07:28] <__dan__> but if you quit, it asks you do you want to save, I chose yes and that's when I got that error up [07:29] <__dan__> seems to only be a problem if you open a file from the desktop / Dolphin [07:29] feel free to add this [07:30] <__dan__> and I noticed the desktop now "examines" the file before it opens it, which usually only happens on network shares IIRC [07:30] I guess it's related to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348436 [07:30] KDE bug 348436 in Desktop Containment "Clicking shell scripts on desktop opens Kate instead of running them" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [07:30] __dan__: can you put a shell script on your desktop and click it? [07:30] <__dan__> will try [07:31] <__dan__> yup, opens in kate [07:31] I guess those two are related [07:31] <__dan__> although tbh I'm not even sure what the behaviour was before [07:31] before it run them [07:31] I have a Start.sh file on my desktop [07:32] when I click that, my fav. apps get run and network mounts established [07:32] well, just added another 4 bugs [07:32] my list of pending bugs in 15.04 has grown to 19 [07:32] <__dan__> ahhh i see [07:33] __dan__: because it depends whether I'm at home or work or someplace else [07:33] so I don't want to store the session but on my needs I just click the shell script and have what I want :) [07:33] even starting konsole with multiple tabs and server connections [07:33] <__dan__> funny, if I click on the notification that now pops up "examining" after i double click on the shell script, it comes up with "The file desktop:/test.sh is an executable program. For safety it will not be started." [07:34] what notification? [07:34] when I click it, it just opens in kate - no notification [07:34] ah, you mean the examining [07:35] right, that's what I also get [07:36] I think these are some serious bugs [07:37] <__dan__> I'm just relieved Kate isn't totally broken [07:38] <__dan__> 80% of what that machine does is Kate [07:38] __dan__: did you report on my reports? [07:38] what about kdevelop? [07:38] or qtcreator? [07:38] <__dan__> nah mate caffeine and nicotine before bug reports [07:38] lol [07:38] <__dan__> i dont run either of those, sorry [07:39] btw, you also run the code map in kate, right? [07:39] code-map-scrollbar [07:39] <__dan__> nah but i can test it if you like [07:39] __dan__: I find it very useful [07:39] thought you would also :) [07:39] or are you so good, you can write code from top to bottom without need for scrolling? [07:40] <__dan__> haha no but a lot of the time my stuff is split into different files anyway [07:41] <__dan__> beyond that, two finger mac-like scroll is usually enough, or CTRL-F hehe [07:41] I really like the code map.... that's what kate sets apart from nano :) [07:41] <__dan__> ah i love the new mercurial integration [07:42] <__dan__> although I haven't been able to get python plugins working on KDE 5 yet [07:42] http://kate-editor.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/MiniMap.png [07:42] isn't mercurial dead? [07:44] <__dan__> nah no way [07:45] <__dan__> git is clearly more popular but i decided to go with mercurial and it's never disappointed me [07:45] to each one his own [07:46] I'm just a very, very basic git user [07:47] <__dan__> i forget the specific reasons why i went with mercurial but it's very easy to use, doesn't require a server, and merges things very intelligently [07:47] sound slike git [07:47] <__dan__> although i have a server that integrates with redmine and shows me nice pretty diffs and graphs and stuff based on the repos [07:47] <__dan__> ya they are basically cracking the exact same nut [07:48] password store can also use git and that's what I make use of :) [07:49] <__dan__> ah I use owncloud for that [07:50] <__dan__> which is fine if a little flakey in my experience [07:50] well, I discovered password store a little while ago and move everything in there yet.... it's very simple to use [07:50] I use oC for my club to store pics and documents and stuff [07:50] and also to auto-upload pics I take wiht my cell phone [07:51] in order to use password store on my cellphone, I had to install little debian :) [07:51] I was pondering to create an own password manager as chromium plugin [07:51] but then I discovered password store :) [07:52] I mean lastpass is really nice and such... but you're not in control of the data [07:52] <__dan__> I use KeePass [07:52] http://www.passwordstore.org/ --> bash & gpg [07:52] <__dan__> your data is your own, supported on every platform I care about [07:53] since it's gpg encrypted, you could sync it to github ;) [07:53] Hello [07:53] but the filenames and directory structures are not gpg encrypted.... [07:53] <__dan__> hi JoshuaFarmerK [07:53] so having an entry like Web\somepr0nsite.com could be embarrassing [07:54] <__dan__> ahhh yeah i see that, just looking at it now [07:54] My country is China,We are pleased to join [07:54] and there's a simple qtpass app :) [07:54] hi JoshuaFarmerK [07:54] <__dan__> ni hao from england :) [07:54] (doesn't have multi line editing this far yet but works fine otherwise) [07:55] I had trouble on the microcontroller, someone can help me? [07:55] <__dan__> JoshuaFarmerK: we can try :) [07:55] http://ijhack.nl/en/project/qtpass [07:56] <__dan__> I just use KeePass, single file, fully encrypted, works with Linux, OSX and Android, and a bunch of others [07:57] I use Gvim edit a C program, and then use the ISP to download to the motherboard, but the program #include , reg89.h where I should be placed [07:57] I tried keepass but just couldn't get to like it ;) [07:58] JoshuaFarmerK: I don't really know c/++, so I can't help you [07:59] <__dan__> JoshuaFarmerK: This channel is for support of Kubuntu - a Linux desktop operating system - you might be better off joining a channel related to C programming [07:59] Thank you very much === kubuntu is now known as Guest43401 === Guest43401 is now known as Malsasa [08:00] What kind of work you are doing? [08:01] <__dan__> JoshuaFarmerK: maybe you could try ##programming or ##c [08:01] <__dan__> not sure why the double # but i'm relatively new to freenode [08:02] <__dan__> I'm working on my caffeine and nicotine intake, then I might go play ArmA 3 :P but I like Python :) [08:03] You time is in the morning or at night? [08:03] <__dan__> 09:03 here [08:04] __dan__: don't forget to "me too" on my bug reports ;) [08:04] You are powerful, like the Chinese martial arts [08:05] <__dan__> not very powerful at the moment, try me again in an hour or two :P [08:05] <__dan__> and yeah I will hyper_ch [08:07] Are you American? [08:07] * __dan__ is from England [08:08] that's sort of the same, except you have much nicer accents and you generally know how to correctly spell :) [08:11] Nice to meet you @ Dan. Thank you for being my friend, I will be leaving the channel, because I'm off [08:13] <__dan__> good luck with your programming JoshuaFarmerK, goodbye :) [08:13] Hello. I am currently using Kubuntu 15.04 as livehdd and it is very stable. I am satisfied. Thank you. [08:14] Goodbye, my friend [08:16] <__dan__> Malsasa: good to hear that :) [08:16] <__dan__> hyper_ch: just added a comment to your kate save bug [08:17] __dan__: thank you! [08:19] <__dan__> hyper_ch: and a quick comment on the other one too [08:20] __dan__: thx, happy gaming [08:20] <__dan__> hehe thx :) [08:21] I apporve :) [08:23] <__dan__> good good :) to be honest i would have been oblivious to both bugs if you hadn't pointed them out [08:25] until you'd hit them ;) [08:26] <__dan__> hehe ya [08:30] well, I hit bug also by accident [08:31] the kate bug I hit because I write down my reported bug in a seperate text file... if I hadn't done so, I can't tell when I'd have hit that bug [08:46] Good morning. [09:58] <__dan__> morning lordievader :) [09:58] o/ [09:58] <__dan__> ur not lagging i was afk [09:59] I usually have a screen open with irc hilights ;) [09:59] <__dan__> ya i got irc on a separate little netbook but was busy shooting virtual terrorists [10:38] http://www.kubuntu.org/news/plasma-531 [10:39] already reported 4 bugs [10:40] hyper_ch: What bugs? [10:40] Nice to see 5.3.1 is pushed to backports. [10:40] lordievader: akonadi doesn't run anymore - no kmail, kalendar, todos [10:40] lordievader: clicking on shell scripts on the desktop opens them in kate instead of running [10:41] lordievader: opening text files on the desktop results that you can't save them in kate [10:41] Hmm... :( [10:41] Some of those are painful. [10:41] all of them are [10:41] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348436 [10:41] KDE bug 348436 in Desktop Containment "Clicking shell scripts on desktop opens Kate instead of running them" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [10:41] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348437 [10:41] KDE bug 348437 in general "Kate doesn't save files anymore" [Major,Unconfirmed] [10:42] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348434 [10:42] KDE bug 348434 in general "Akonadi doesn't start anymore" [Major,Unconfirmed] [10:42] Let me see if I can confirm them. [10:42] I think the first two are somehow interlinked [10:42] I can confirm the first. [10:43] mparillo: Please do so in the bug report too :) [10:43] mparillo: add "me too" [10:46] Sorry that is what I meant. A "me too". I seem unable to change the status on bugs.kde.org the way I can on Launchpad. [10:46] done [10:48] My daughter found that, as I needed a shell script on the desktop folder view to launch the minecraft jar for her ;-) [10:48] :) [10:48] Hihi, for the first bug, here it tries to open the script with Okular. [10:48] lordievader: you're using the bug wrong ;) [10:49] hyper_ch: I did what you wrote ;) [10:49] lordievader: send me $ 10000.- [10:49] I'll only believe that you did what I wrote when I get that ;) [10:49] Variable ' ' not declared. [10:50] well, but it shows also for you that something isn't right [10:51] Exactly. Added my comment to the bug report. [10:51] oh, you're also from Tulip-and-wooden-shoes-land :) [10:52] Correct. [10:53] that's already two people that I know on freenode :) [10:53] Two? [10:53] you and vandenoever [10:54] Hmm, not a familiar name to me. [10:54] https://blogs.kde.org/2013/06/19/really-source-code-software [10:57] it's a good article [10:58] Yayy Gentoo :D [10:59] sounds like you've never tried nixos [11:00] Correct. But it was a stab at "Is that really the source code for this software?" (My answer would be "yes, I compiled it from that source") [11:01] I know :) [11:10] Ah I see why it opened in Okular rather than Kate. Kate wasn't installed. [11:10] kate not installed? oO [11:11] Don't judge! It was a debootstrap install. Rarely use Kate so I didn't notice ;) [11:11] I'm not judging [11:12] just eyeing you with suspicion [11:12] so, Okular is the next best thing to Kate [11:13] btw, I did update my pdf tools again today :) [11:14] Howdy all [11:15] hi BluesKaj, already on 5.3.1? [11:15] yup [11:16] I already made a few bug reports and some can be confirmed ;) [11:16] do you have to powers to set them to confirmed? [11:16] hyper_ch: Okular was installed. Guess KDE thought, well next best thing. It did display the text though. [11:16] :) [11:17] hyper_ch, well, atm I'm running 15.10, so i can't confirm [11:17] maybe you can confirm it on 15.10 also [11:19] which bug or bugs? [11:19] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348436 [11:19] KDE bug 348436 in Desktop Containment "Clicking shell scripts on desktop opens Kate instead of running them" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [11:19] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348437 [11:19] KDE bug 348437 in general "Kate doesn't save files anymore" [Major,Unconfirmed] [11:19] and akonadi refuses to run fo rme :( [11:20] ayup niggas [11:21] can't confirm the shell scipts nor that doesn't save files, both scripts I use worked and kate doers save my edited files. hyper_ch [11:21] you're doing it wrong ;) [11:22] NotTheOnion, speak English pls ,forget the cool homey crap talk [11:22] he left already [11:23] let me rephrase hyper_ch, can't confirm the shell scripts nor that kate doesn't save files, both scripts I use worked and kate does save my edited files. [11:23] hmmmm.... still strange [11:24] good, idiots like that, we don't need [11:24] the not being able to save only happens when I open files from the desktop [11:24] opening them in kate or from dolphin works as it should [11:24] I suspect those two bugs are related somehow [11:25] hyper_ch, uhm, then you're not using root permissions and if you try editing they won't save [11:26] BluesKaj: Why would you need root rights to edit something on the desktop? [11:26] why would I need root permissions? [11:26] dunno lordievader why would you ? [11:27] usually editing requires root permissions afaik , unless you open them in the file manager [11:27] BluesKaj: Precisely, so why did you say that you need it? "then you're not using root permissions" [11:28] hello I recently made a video using openshot and I use gwenview to import photos from camera...the point is that a thumbnails folder suddenly appeared in my home folder...does anybody know what is that for? why is it not in a hidden folder? or whether it is safe to delete it? [11:28] BluesKaj: Editing requires write access to the file. If you are the owner you don't need root. [11:28] you can't save edits from desktop opened scripts or files afaik [11:29] If those files are yours I see no problem with opening them and editing them. (Or saving your edits for that matter) [11:29] You own the files, they are yours to change. [11:29] I don't drag text files or editable files to the desktop [11:29] also it worked up to 5.3.0 [11:30] JunkHunk: it's save to delete... it will just speed up previews of pics [11:30] hyper_ch, okay... [11:31] <__dan__> for me, that bug allows me to save only once, so it can't be permissions [11:32] __dan__: I thought you were gaming [11:33] <__dan__> yeah ArmA 3 was good but CSGO is still full of whiney kids [11:33] <__dan__> although I learnt some new russian words, I think [11:33] csgo? [11:34] <__dan__> Counter Strike: Global Offensive [11:35] the only think you'll ever need to know in russian is: я хочу чтобы ты была мамой моих детей [11:36] <__dan__> man i knew you were a hacker [11:37] <__dan__> only hackers have those keys on their keyboard [11:37] copy'n'paste ;) [11:37] works wonders on utf-8 enabled systems [11:38] * __dan__ eyes hyper_ch nervously [11:38] ? [11:38] <__dan__> ufw enable [11:38] <__dan__> woops wrong window [11:38] <__dan__> ;) [11:39] did you run it through google translate yet? [11:39] <__dan__> lol nah 1 sec [11:40] ;) [11:41] <__dan__> hahaha i hope not :P [11:41] the only thing you need to know in russian [11:41] <__dan__> i wouldn't even know how to begin pronouncing that [11:41] when you met a goodlooking russian girl, you don't need to say anything else [11:41] <__dan__> yeah unfortunately the only russian words I've learned are bad [11:42] Perhaps a move to #kubuntu-offtopic is a nice idea? [11:42] lordievader: not really:) [11:43] nobody else is asking for support [11:43] Then I'd like to point to the guide lines. [11:43] <__dan__> im already in there btw [11:43] hyper_ch: Doesn't matter. It is offtopic for this channel. [11:43] <__dan__> not exactly on topic [11:43] channel topic doesn't say anything about offtopic :) [11:45] No, but the guidelines do. [11:45] !offtopic | hyper_ch [11:45] hyper_ch: #kubuntu is the official Kubuntu support channel, for all Kubuntu-related support questions. Please use #kubuntu-offtopic for general chatter. Thanks! [11:45] well, since I use kubuntu, all questions are somehow kubuntu related [11:46] <__dan__> he's right dude, join offtopic [11:46] <__dan__> I have picture of official russian microphone to share with you [11:46] I don't like offtopic channels [11:46] time to leave this chan then [11:47] <__dan__> wow, maybe a little overreaction? [11:47] why, no offtopic in here [11:47] <__dan__> *facepalm* [11:51] <__dan__> I wonder if it's worth adding a small explanation to the bot of why the separation between support and chat is a good idea [11:52] <__dan__> "This allows us to better focus on support queries here, and reduces the time it takes for supporters and developers to read backlogs." etc [11:55] HEY ALL [11:55] hey all * [11:55] sorry capslock [11:55] __dan__: I just wanted to say that I think this is an excellent idea [11:56] __dan__: and that this is what we did when making #kde-cafe as a chat adjunct for #kde-devel [11:56] <__dan__> hi Roey, thanks, obviously the wording is just off the top of my head, but it might have avoided what just happened here [11:56] __dan__: and it worked fabulously. [11:56] <__dan__> ah cool maybe we can steal your wording then haha :) [11:56] hahaha alright, come visit #kde-cafe and check our topic ;) [11:57] <__dan__> I've got no idea who is in charge of the bot, but thanks for the invite :) [11:57] sure! [11:57] btw the people in #kde-cafe are /so/ friendly [11:57] KDE devs and whatnot [11:58] and also, the on-topic channel for #linguistics is in ##linguistics (yeah, freenode naming rules and all I know) [11:58] <__dan__> ah cool :) i have a lot of respect for the KDE devs, and i'm a big fan of their whole ethos [11:58] I am quite comfy in 14.10 again I must say (entirely offtopic :P) [11:58] __dan__: cool :) [11:59] Also, in ##linguistics, it says this for the topic: [11:59] ##linguistics :: About linguistics. Keep it civil. | Have a question? Ask and stick around. [11:59] it used to say "on-topic only. Keep it together, guys" [11:59] <__dan__> I never tried 14.10, I have 14.04 on this and my dev / storage server, a 14.04 VM on my windows box, and 15.04 on a new laptop I bought specifically for KDE 5 goodness :) [12:00] I wish I could have got 14.04.2 running, but it failed... [12:00] this iso at least worked [12:01] <__dan__> I'm running that on here now, what problems did you have? [12:02] I tried Ubuntu Server first. There was a mount bug that was related to FD0 being turned on in bios but not connected, as well as mounts giving problems for the CDROM/DVD itself [12:02] during the install [12:03] it is quite well documented or at least prevalent or visible on the internet, that bug [12:03] after that I tried Kubuntu 14.04.2 and I had boot issues after installation completed. [12:03] it wouldn't get past a certain point in the boot sequence, not sure at all what went wrong. [12:04] <__dan__> hmmm how odd, never experienced that myself [12:04] something seeming also to do with mounts? There was some "Starting Read ahead (.....) (other mounts)" thing that was the last message to be seen. [12:05] after that I gave up and just installed 14.10 again. [12:05] I would have wanted to be on LTS so at least the distro wouldn't run out on me. [12:06] <__dan__> yeah that's why I'm on 14.04 here [12:17] hello === bob is now known as Guest24884 [12:18] <__dan__> hi bob [12:18] I have upgrade to the latest Kubuntu, but the icon theme is not breeze like it's selected in systemsettings [12:20] <__dan__> hmmm I wonder if it's worth going into system settings, change to a different icon set, then change back to the one you want and restarting the machine? [12:20] Cool, I have swith to breeze icon [12:21] +c [12:21] <__dan__> another satisfied customer! haha [12:21] thx [12:21] ^^ [12:21] <__dan__> yw :) [12:21] Have a nice day [12:21] <__dan__> you too bud thx [12:26] __dan__: strange, I could not get *rid* of the Breeze Icons ;-) [12:26] I had these flat icons in the system tray [12:27] <__dan__> I don't mind the new theme at all, but I tend to live with a system for a while before I start tinkering with the visuals [12:27] now these same icons are still white and grey, but they are silverly [12:28] xennex81, the breeze theme is flat because it's differnt and suppoedly cool [12:28] :) [12:28] how cool :P [12:29] it don't mind it being there, as long as I can not select it ;-) [12:29] as long as I can make it look like 14.10 [12:29] how do you remove this error on accessing root /root/.rvm/scripts/rvm: No such file or directory [12:30] why are you accessing it D322i5_? I don't know what .rvm is [12:30] <__dan__> D322i5_: could you be a little more specific? [12:30] <__dan__> ruby version manager? [12:31] <__dan__> maybe you installed RVM as your user, and not as root, therefore the root shell is trying to look for that in $HOME and failing? [12:31] * __dan__ is not big on ruby so isn't really sure [12:45] __dan__ :I recently uninstalled RVM (Ruby Version Manager) from ubuntu 14.04. The terminal error appeared after I finished the RVM installation. The error appears every time I launch Terminal under root permissions [12:47] <__dan__> D322i5_: ahhh ok, it might be worth sudoing to root and having a look at your .bashrc and .profile files [12:48] <__dan__> sounds like RVM added something that runs when you fire up bash [12:48] <__dan__> and neglected to remove it during uninstall [12:49] was going to suggest a purge or remove RVM* [12:49] but he left [12:50] <__dan__> oh yeah [12:50] <__dan__> nvm === aaron_ is now known as ahoneybun === simone is now known as Guest3305 [13:04] ciao a tutti [13:04] <__dan__> hi [13:05] tutto ok ? [13:06] <__dan__> sorry the only human language I understand is English [13:06] <__dan__> and I know how to ask someone if they want to buy a donkey in Spanish [13:08] I understand, unfortunately with English are not very fast. [13:08] Anyway, I wanted to ask you about using Kubuntu as one system. [13:09] <__dan__> ok :) [13:09] I just had this weird bug, I went into system standby and when I came back (from sleep/suspend) the Flash plugin in Firefox wouldn't play youtube video's properly anymore until I logged out and back in. === kubuntu is now known as Malsasa [13:10] Chi usa Kubuntu come unico sistema operativo ? [13:11] #Kubuntu-it === soee_ is now known as soee === Guest96030 is now known as thelionroars === kubuntu is now known as Guest95873 [15:08] question: how can I stop firefox from loading folders of downloaded content in Gwenview :S. [15:10] I seriously don't want it to use gwenview (which is pointless) but just Dolphin === IdleOne is now known as Guest54633 === Moonunit is now known as Guest13723 [16:15] weird problem that started a few days ago: kde style seems to be stuck in gtk theme no matter which theme I choose in system settings, and some icons don't appear in some buttons [17:06] nvidia drivers reports errors, ie. it doesn't work ;-). [17:06] and deinstalling the driver requires a reboot after each component [17:06] beh [17:06] unworkable [17:07] of course there is no driver for windows 10 so I used the windows 8 one [17:07] oh wrong channel [17:07] I wanted offtopic === Guest54633 is now known as IdleOne === enfjoao is now known as eXistenZe === tdvale is now known as stuxnet === andrea is now known as VlanX [19:09] Hey, I'm having trouble, for some reason my music players won't work, the rest of the applications that use audio do output, but amarok won't... [19:09] Any clues? [19:12] KaiserA, I would start with the volume control in amarok. then go to amarok's settings>configure amarok> playback> configure phonon [19:13] can you give an example of another applicatin that can use the audio. eg youtube? [19:15] weird problem that started a few days ago: kde style seems to be stuck in gtk theme no matter which theme I choose in system settings, and some icons don't appear in some buttons [19:16] Youtube does work [19:16] let me check that === andrea_ is now known as loma412 === loma412 is now known as loma2015 [20:04] LogicalDash:? O.o [21:01] Hello, fucked up my system here, is it possible to wire a sata to USB to get the data out of the hard drive? [21:02] kaiserA: do you mean connecting your hard drive, by a USB connector, to another machine? [21:02] Yeah [21:02] If you mean what I think you mean, yes, it is possible [21:03] Tried to use a live USB to upload the data to somewhere, but it won't let me manipulate the files [21:03] Sure, buy a USB hard drive enclosure [21:03] You can acquire it in some shop :) [21:03] Everything is closed and I need to do it before Monday [21:04] lol [21:04] But if the computer still works, a LiveCD or LiveUSB will work fine [21:04] Wake up soon on Monday [21:04] Tried to do that, but it doesn't let me copy the files to anything [21:04] Didn't let me compress them, copy them, nothing [21:04] Well, you would someplace to copy them [21:04] Can you mount the hard drive? [21:06] Give me a sec, I'll boot it up again though the USB [21:07] And by a sec I meant a while, God it's slow [21:10] Does someone use here Konqueror for browsing the web? In my computer it randomly freezes sometimes :/ [21:10] if I wait long enough it will eventually come back to "life" [21:11] but it is kind of annoying. Does someone else suffer this? === David1977 is now known as Guest66969 [21:32] Fast forward a while got the files out and I'm reinstalling the OS [21:33] I made an extra partition to install windows onto, I should leave it without a mounting point, right? [21:34] yes [21:35] Window's partitions are formatted as NTFS, in case you forgot :/ [21:35] I do know that, it's not like I have used it for years [21:36] :> [21:36] 25 BG should suffy for when I plonk w7 in there right? [21:36] Gb [21:37] Bloddy autocorrector [21:37] Don't know, I have not used windows for a very long time [21:38] :/ [21:38] Nor have I, I'm just leaving it there in the occasion I need it [21:40] No need for Windows :> === jayhunold is now known as jhunold === ubuntu is now known as Guest43176 [21:58] Does anyone know how to reset a kdetalk.net password? [22:05] Etriaph: at the bottom of https://kdetalk.net/ it says: If you encounter problems, or simply have questions, you can send a mail to sysadmin@kde.org [22:05] Ya, I sent the email, just thought there may be a password recovery for it through KDE Identity or something. [22:05] dunno [22:26] Hi All [22:27] Can I get some help about my teamviewer icon is missing, after install it is loading and everything but no icon comes up in notification [22:28] RamboJunior: http://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2014/06/where-are-my-systray-icons/ [22:28] in short: teamviewer needs to join the 21st century [22:30] just checkin the link just a secound [22:31] but i other words theres no way to get an icon next to clock? [22:32] well, adding sni-qt or so helped [22:32] !info sni-qt [22:32] sni-qt (source: sni-qt): indicator support for Qt. In component main, is optional. Version 0.2.6-0ubuntu1 (vivid), package size 56 kB, installed size 183 kB [22:33] but if they don't put in modern icons, it is hard to display them without using old broken stuff [22:33] that said, if it is really important, you can install the old broken whatever-it-is [22:35] thank you, i will give it a shot, unfortunately I'm a new user of linux [22:36] Do you think, this "issue" is the same with version 14.04? [22:39] no, this is a Plasma 5 issue [22:39] 14.04 is still KDE4 [22:40] I assume that if someone (you?) files a bug with teamviewer [22:40] they will make the necessary changes [22:41] Al right, thanks , yeah I will give them a heads up :) [22:41] Free SEO Analyzer/Optimizer + PDF Generator without shit signups or paying. thought i'd share - https://www.criosphinx.net/seo-checker SAVE & SHARE [22:42] thank you very much for your help Valorie [22:44] isn't spam lovely [22:44] who would have thought that it would haunt us in IRC too [22:45] you mean, you didn't click eagerly and repeatedly on that link for a free SEO? ohh man, you're losing big savings [22:46] gonna check IRC as well [22:46] heh [22:54] the vertical space for the title bar of breeze window decoration is much bigger in kubuntu than on my debian machine even though i set buttons to "small"... it's still huge, any idea how to fix this? === andrea is now known as VlanX [23:19] f10, a screenshot would be helpful as well as if you have a high DPI display [23:31] what is the root password for tty1? [23:33] 5.3.1 fixed the Swing issue, that's happy. [23:34] what is the root password for tty1? [23:34] austin6598: The root password is the same for every console. [23:34] what is it? sorry im new to linux [23:35] austin6598: There's no default. You can set it by sudoing to root. [23:35] what is the command for that? [23:35] austin6598: Do: sudo -i [23:35] austin6598: It'll ask for your account password [23:36] austin6598: If you're not on the sudoers list you won't be able to sudo to root. [23:37] sudo -i [23:37] password: [23:37] password incorrect [23:37] austin6598: Did you install Kubuntu yourself? [23:37] yes [23:38] i did ctrl alt f1 to get to tty1 [23:38] austin6598: Then the user account you created when the system was intsalled should be on the sudoers list; when you do: sudo -i the password it asks you for is *your* password [23:39] austin6598: Login as your account on tty1 then sudo at the command prompt [23:39] i am already logged in [23:39] i just want to use tty1 as root [23:39] austin6598: I understand, but you have to change root's password first. [23:39] ok how [23:39] austin6598: For that you need to sudo to root or run passwd through sudo [23:40] austin6598, why would you want to do that? is there some problem? [23:40] i hope you're not trying to install nvidia driver that way [23:40] plasma crashed and i need to relaunch it [23:40] muahaha [23:40] ok i typed in my username and logged into my account through ttty1 [23:40] root ash nothing to do with that [23:41] *has [23:41] what is the command to start kde plasma? [23:42] i'm pretty sure with plasma 2 it should relaunch itself automatically, if not, try alt+f2 and if it shows a prompt on the upper part of your presumably black screen try log out or leave (and if it's localized, in your local language) [23:42] austin6598, log out and log back in, or just kill -u `whoami` from tty1 (but not as root) === aaron is now known as Guest5003 [23:42] there is no way to just relaunch it? [23:42] sorry [23:43] my bad' killall -u `whoami` [23:43] alt f2 shows the search [23:43] austin6598, it should relaunch automatically [23:43] Hit Alt-F2 and type: plasmashell [23:43] austin6598: check alt-f7 [23:43] can i paste in tty1? [23:43] if not, i'd just log out/kill all processes for that user and log in once more [23:43] austin6598, yes and no [23:44] Etriaph> thanks that worked [23:44] austin6598, are you really a noob? you sound awful well verced in this stuff [23:44] well i was using opensuse [23:44] just got kubuntu [23:44] im sort of experienced [23:44] im only 16, use windows a lot [23:44] sounds more like a troll to me [23:44] whatever [23:44] oh [23:44] sorry [23:44] opensuse with kde? [23:45] yes, now i am transferring everything over to kubuntu [23:45] for kde is kde, regardless of the distribution [23:45] nfk: Please try to be polite, everyone starts somewhere. [23:45] expect to see me here a lot in the future. not a troll, just an idiot [23:46] Etriaph, sadly i have seen my share of trolls and quite a few will act like noobs [23:47] austin6598: "Don't let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was." ~~Richard L. Evans~~ [23:47] :D [23:47] nfk: I understand your motivation, but giving someone the benefit of the doubt is more of an accepting stance when someone is new to the community. [23:49] yeah, i try to keep that in mind IRL (though it's sometimes extremely hard to do that) but internet is a bit of a wild west be them social networks or irc [23:49] I've been using Linux for more than 15 years, when I started I had to use startx to get a GUI [23:50] KDE 1 baby haha [23:50] no way [23:50] are you sure it was just 15 years ago? [23:50] Well, 1999 [23:50] Or 98 maybe? [23:50] i first experienced kde like 13 years ago and it was 3.2 or 3.3 already [23:50] Nah [23:51] same here [23:51] same what? [23:51] I had... hmmm kde 3.0 I think, way back then [23:51] Ah, I guess it was [23:51] around 99 or so [23:51] Holy crap [23:51] 2002 [23:51] is there any way to copy and paste a panel keeping all the widgets. i want 2 since i have 2 monitors [23:52] I was running KDE on RedHat 5.0 [23:52] In 98/99ish [23:52] hell, I was running slackware off a floppy :P [23:52] austin6598, you can probably do it manually by editing some files when KDE is not running but i'd refreain from that and just create a new pannel on the other screen [23:52] austin6598: Creating a panel and adding stuff to it takes just a few minutes. [23:53] did you really customise it that bdly that you can't recreate it within minutes? [23:53] bprompt: Now that's a dated scene :D [23:53] my desktop is probably one of a kind worldwide yet it woud take like 2 or 3 minutes to set up from default install [23:53] bprompt: I was running an eggdrop bot off of my P90; 16Mb RAM and 2.1Gb HDD [23:54] plasma keeps crashing [23:54] used to run mandrake 7 and SuSE 9.2 on a dual boot, and win98 on a 3rd partition [23:54] austin6598: Have you updated your insall yet? [23:54] yes [23:54] i installed google chrome, synergy, and a few widgets [23:54] http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-applications-15041-available-kubuntu-1504 [23:54] fully system updated [23:55] You'll want to add that repo. [23:55] It stabilizes a lot of things. [23:55] bprompt, i did my debian or was it freebsd(?) installs with 3 floppies just some 10 years ago [23:55] yep, i probably got my first dvd-rw back in 2005 or somesuch and till then i had only floppies, iirc [23:56] nfk: Used to make a floppy for FTP install [23:56] Slow......... [23:56] must have been freebsd if any, 10 years ago, that was more than 10 floppies, more like ... let's see 2005.. more like one or maybe 2 cds, 1 cd for install and 2 for optional apps [23:56] yeah, my net was fairly slow back then as well [23:56] something like 10 or 20 Mbps [23:56] floppies install tis more like 20years ago [23:56] nowadays that's a slow torrent :D [23:57] Ya, I like my 50Mbps [23:57] bprompt, netinstall naturally [23:57] hmm [23:57] bprompt: Ya, I installed RPMs via the RedHat FTP repository. [23:57] it sometimes took multiple attempts to contact the bsd/debian server in the neighbouring contry too [23:58] One... package... at... a... time [23:58] Etriaph, when i started with linux i had no net at all, so it was 0 packages per year [23:58] nfk: That's some time ago. :D [23:59] and it as some mandrake 9.x so it was basically partically broken at all times [23:59] is it possible to re order the icons in the system tray? [23:59] austin6598: Not that I know of. [23:59] Etriaph, not that much really, i got 54k cable via proxy about 11 years ago [23:59] then it went decent half a year or a year later [23:59] Etriaph: my suse 9.2 I bought the dvd, came with a heapload of apps in it, so pretty much its own repository... and now and then, I still hop around at www.rpmseek.com <-- they do rpms as well as debs [23:59] is there an easy way to get a list of all my widgets on opensuse kde 4?