[00:02] . [00:02] thanks valorie [00:02] looks to be a problem with Plasma/Kwin's compositer w/ a legacy nvidia driver for a 9800GT card [00:03] i'm just hoping some of this may be solved in the newer plasma releases [00:03] you could download a daily Wily ISO I think, to test? [00:04] I believe the qa site has links to them, and testing is always welcome === thelionroars is now known as Guest84562 === Guest84562 is now known as thelionroars [02:03] 这么多人 [02:46] Hi friends [02:47] I'm trying to install kubuntu 15.04 on a new computer [02:47] with windows 8.1. It chugs along for a wihle and then says "executing grub-install /dev/sda failed [02:47] this is a fatal error.. blah blah blah..." and implodes [02:59] ah [02:59] it was a PEBWAC [03:00] Tried to put grub on the wrong hd [03:51] Hi all. [03:52] I just installed kubuntu 14.x. But none of the windows have any frames, so I can't move them on the screen. Any one seen that before? [03:54] It's a pretty limited box, if that's related. [04:03] Hi [04:03] is there anybody else having an issue where the screen does not return after a screen power saving ? [04:04] I can go to tty1 and type in the terminal normally, but my tty7 does not comeback [04:04] eptin, sounds like an dpms issue [04:05] is there any work around for it ? [04:05] eptin, no clue [04:05] beepie: I've been looking online for this, but so far no luck [04:05] eptin, maybe you want to google dpms [04:06] eptin, i'd check to see if acpid is installed [04:06] eptin, there must be full of hints online [04:06] beepie: ok cool, thank you so much [04:06] eptin, you got "dpms", "acpi", and "power-saving" [04:07] beepie: I'm gonna look into it [04:07] eptin, these are keyterms i'd search against the ubuntu wiki .. power-saving are difficult to resolve [04:07] eptin, i'm no smartass, maybe someone else here might be familiar on this [04:08] eptin, but power-saving is "difficult" to resolve -- it's a case-by-case [04:08] beepie: I see, at first glance I though that was something related with a new kernel version [04:08] beepie: but I don't think so anymore [04:08] Could my window frame issue be related to having 512Mb of ram? [04:09] beepie: my screen is a 4k display, maybe this display does not work properly yet on linux [04:12] eptin, no clue. [04:12] I'm gonna try a workaround, if I don't comeback in 1 minute that has failed :( [04:12] eptin, what's the monitor? [04:12] eptin, as i've read something of 4k support recently [04:12] beepie: U28D590D - Samsung UHD 28” [04:14] eptin, i believe your problem is more related to the video card driver [04:14] eptin, i can't determine this remotely [04:14] beepie: I'm using the recommend nvidia driver [04:15] beepie: but to use the latest version would require me to keep the driver installed manually, right ? [04:15] everytime there is a new kernel version, I'd need to recompile/install the driver [04:16] right ? === Yukkii is now known as Dhs92 [06:55] test [06:55] Hi, I ve no working wlan anymore after dist-upgrade! [06:55] uname -a [06:55] Linux mac 3.13.0-57-generic #95-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 19 09:28:15 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [06:55] lspci -nn | grep 0280 [06:55] 03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter [14e4:43a0] (rev 03) [06:55] dmesg | grep wl [06:55] [ 7.286529] wl: module license 'MIXED/Proprietary' taints kernel. [06:55] [ 7.288347] wl: module verification failed: signature and/or required key missing - tainting kernel [06:55] [ 7.288512] wl: Unknown symbol mcount (err 0) [06:55] [ 7.423039] wl: Unknown symbol mcount (err 0) [06:56] sudo apt-get install --reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source [06:56] wl: [06:56] Running module version sanity check. [06:56] - Original module [06:56] - No original module exists within this kernel [06:56] - Installation [06:56] - Installing to /lib/modules/3.13.0-57-generic/updates/dkms/ [06:56] depmod.... [06:56] DKMS: install completed. [06:56] modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'wl': Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) [06:57] lordievader: ^ can you help here [06:58] Thanks! [07:14] !pm | patrik_ [07:14] patrik_: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [07:15] Reinstall wl? [07:15] Good morning, by the by. [07:27] lordievader, goodmorning [07:27] Hey beepie [07:28] lordievader, i have a little doll action figure of 4 inches -- a baby darth vader -- i keep him stationary on my shelf -- reminds me of my piggy bank [07:28] tehe [07:28] "piggy bank" [07:28] Hehe, nice. [07:28] except the vader doesn't crack when i knock it off the shelf [07:28] * beepie places baby vader back on the shelf [07:28] true they sell that at futureshop [07:28] makes great for the car head mirror [07:29] eeep [07:29] * beepie crashes [07:29] lol [07:43] Hi, I'm new to IRC, how can I get help here? [07:45] patrik_: By asking your question ;) [07:45] ;-) [07:45] Hi, I ve no working wlan anymore after dist-upgrade! [07:46] no wireless extension anymore, the module is not loading... [07:46] modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'wl': Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) [07:46] 14-09:14 < lordievader> Reinstall wl? [07:51] what's the package name? [07:53] patrik_: bcmwl-kernel-source [07:53] Also see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#Installing_STA_drivers [07:53] When I reinstall I get the posted error. [07:54] Where is your kernel coming from? [07:55] normal repo: 3.13.0-57-generic #95-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 19 09:28:15 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [07:55] Hmm, the problem is the module is signed with a different key than the kernel has. [07:55] [ 7.288347] wl: module verification failed: signature and/or required key missing - tainting kernel [07:56] How can I solve this? === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward [07:57] I'd boot into a previous (working) kernel and file a bug against the Broadcom package. [08:00] Yes, with previous kernels, wlan was working, until I started playing around with the /etc/modules /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bcm43.ocnf files :-( [08:00] So no version is working right now. [08:06] Did you blacklist wl? [08:07] No [08:09] So what did you do? [08:09] Delete the signing key? [08:09] I did modprobe -r b44 b43 b43legacy ssb brcmsmac [08:12] Do you have any of those modules? [08:14] no, not found with lsmod [08:15] So why would you run that command then? [08:15] I found it in a forum yesterday and tried it out [08:16] Please don't just randomly copy and paste commands. Especially not when sudo or root is involved. [08:17] Right, so you think I've to reinstall to fix the problem? [08:18] No, reinstall your kernel first. [08:18] What did you edit in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bcm43.conf? [08:20] I deleted (moved) it and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-sources and now it looks like this: [08:20] cat /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bcm43.conf [08:20] # Warning: This file is autogenerated by bcmwl. All changes to this file will be lost. [08:20] blacklist b43 [08:20] blacklist b43legacy [08:20] blacklist ssb [08:20] blacklist bcm43xx [08:20] blacklist brcm80211 [08:20] blacklist brcmfmac [08:20] blacklist brcmsmac [08:20] blacklist bcma [08:20] !paste | patrik_ [08:20] patrik_: 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. [08:20] i also tried to add 'wl' to /etc/modlues [08:21] but I removed already [08:21] Revert your changes and reinstall the kernel. [08:22] I did already, no success, and now the wlan is not worling for the previous kernels as well [08:22] How did you reinstall the kernel? [08:23] apt-get remove linux-headers-3.13.0.57* and installed again [08:24] I did this from 3.13.0.55 [08:25] Headers? sudo apt-get remove linux-image{-extra}-3.13.0.57-generic && sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-generic === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away [08:39] hmm, no success [08:40] reinstalling bcmwl-kernel-sources still failes [08:41] patrik_: Have you rebooted to that kernel? [08:43] yes [08:45] patrik_: You could try: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2238898&s=9d0cdc2477bc8df17ffcf065775367eb&p=13095143#post13095143 [08:46] I've no net connection [08:47] I'll try later...thanks! === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away [10:30] Hello. Hello and Thanks, Thanks for the best look-and-feel out-of-box Kubuntu15 OS [10:30] Now I wish I can ask for feature without getting everyone angry on me for not submitting any pull-requests [10:31] "A way to raise all terminal windows with one click" [10:32] it is i-d-i-o-t-i-c that I need to click many times to get some set of terminal windows raised to top of window stack [10:32] 'tis maybe why the non-pull-request-submitting people receive sometimes bannhammerage from technocrats [10:34] I explain my #1st line.. by out-of-box I mean that as an unmodified GNU/Linukka the Kubuntu15 has the best look-and-feel [10:34] and feel is also about feeling the system perform and operate reliably [10:37] We are an KDE/Kubuntu shop. The people around me are talking about the future of Kubuntu and the rumours about Wily being the last Kubuntu version. Then there are the stability problems with Plasma 5 - I'm totally aware that it's intirely our own fault and we should be using LTS only. We have a lot of processes building on the apt system and AFAIK it's unsure if, when, and how Kubuntu's migration to snappy will happen. There is pressure to switch to the " [10:37] save harbor" of Debian/KDE. My question: is there some kind of official statement regarding Kubuntu's future? I'm interested in the project's management prospects and the technical outlook respectively. Thank you for your comments. [10:43] Haudegen: Unfortunately there is not. The issue is that the KCC and the UC were at odd. These differences could mean that Wily will be the last Kubuntu version. Hopefully that ain't the case though. [10:44] lordievader: How would assess the situation personally? [10:45] lordievader: How would you... [10:46] lordievader: I really hope not - its been my main work/home desktop for years. [10:47] Re-basing on Debian and becoming the de-facto Debian KDE distro could be good though..... [10:48] you really only have neptuneos to compete with [10:48] Haudegen: I try not to form an opinion on the matter. I feel that I am too much on the outside to know all the facts. [10:49] I'd hope to community, at the very least, remains. [10:49] lordievader: I really hope Riddell will comment on the state of affairs soon. There's a lot of FUD around. [10:50] lordievader: Yeah, community is cool. But a stable upgrade path is necessary, too. [10:50] Haudegen: Different people, different intrests ;) [10:50] Haudegen: there's not much to say, we'll consider the options at wily release time [10:51] Riddell: Is your relationship with Blue Systems affected by the UC situation? [10:52] Haudegen: blue systems just wants a nice community kde distro [10:52] a lot of things in ubuntu aren't that nice any more [10:53] Riddell: Yes, that's my impression, too. Is there information about Netrunner's future? [10:58] Haudegen: it also wants a nice community kde distro to derive from [11:01] Riddell: For sure. But for them it hasn't to be a Debian based distribution necessarily, I assume. [11:01] Do they still have the rolling distro based on Arch? [11:01] Haudegen: they have an arch version too I believe but that's been scaled back because it turns out arch is crap [11:01] (don't quote me on that) [11:02] Riddell: :) [11:02] :P [11:03] My friends tell me Arch breaks after a while if left alone. [11:05] What's the best way to contribute to coding, at the deep end? Last time I submitted patches for a multi-GPU issue they were NACKed but no guidance provided on the proper way to fix the issue, so I walked away. I find the biggest challenge is figuring out how the (unintuitive) named bits inter-relate. [11:05] Riddell: ^ [11:06] TJ-: maybe jump to #kubutnu-devel if you ar einterested with coding etc. [11:06] #kubuntu-devel [11:06] I've been working in the kernel for years and use KDE4 as my desktop with a very complex 3xGPU, 6xmonitor config and that's an area I'd like to work 100% correctly, and doesn't currently. [11:06] I hear Kubuntu can allways use packagers ;) [11:07] soee: I sit in #kde-devel but a lot of it goes over my head simply because I lack context/history [11:07] TJ-: #kde-devel would also be a good channel to ask. [11:07] TJ-: find a bug and fix it [11:07] lordievader: pffft @ packaging ... that's boring :) [11:07] ;D [11:07] TJ-: kubuntu doesn't have any bits of software, we prefer to work upstream, our installer could always do with some love if you like python :) [11:07] Riddell: I tried! it was NACKed with no guidance on how best to achieve it! [11:08] TJ-: and we do packaging otherwise [11:08] Riddell: I prefer C/C++ but I can turn my hand to anything [11:08] Is Ubiquity python2 or python3? [11:08] lordievader: 2 [11:08] I think [11:08] maybe it's been ported to 3 actually I forget [11:08] TJ-: there is also #plasma [11:08] TJ-: fix our langage pack install feature :) [11:08] Would be about time to port it if it isn't already. [11:09] TJ-: the trick is to find a friendly community, most kernel projects don't have the best reputation there but I've had no experience myself [11:09] Riddell: OK ... if you'll (help me) fix the multi-X-screen lockscreen issue :D [11:09] TJ-: why not trying Plasma 5 ? :) [11:10] soee: I may do, but I prefer a stable release for obvious reasons [11:11] But plasma5 is what the cool kids use :P [11:12] 5.3.2 is pretty damn good :) [11:12] lordievader: I think you need to invert your description: the hot and sweaty kids use :) [11:12] bug #1264821 [11:12] bug 1264821 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "kscreenlock_greet insecure with multiple X screens" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1264821 [11:12] nad looks liek 5.4 will be the first release i can say 'its stable' [11:13] "Unfortunately multi-head support is not implemented in the lock screen infrastructure and I consider it as unlikely that we will implement it any time soon" - Mgraesslin, comment #19 [11:14] TJ-: Mgraesslin usually hangs out in #plasma, you could talk to him. [11:14] +1 [11:18] lordievader: I guess I'll need to spend some time looking at the current development HEAD to get a feel for it again, it's a couple of years since I produced that patch === RtMF is now known as QuinnStorm === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward [11:23] 15.04 > 15.10 upgrade went ok on vbox v5.0 vm [11:24] hi all [11:24] except sddm doesnt come up have to login and run startx [11:25] how can i change the theme of access on kubuntu 15.04? [11:27] sddm service is marked dead [11:29] archetech: sudo systemctl enable sddm; then restart. [11:30] serj96: I think you mean the login theme? === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away [12:22] Hey folks [13:05] . [13:20] what is the command to restart the display - NOT the whole desktop manager (sddm), rather like what happens when i change System Settings > Display & Monitor and it flashes the screen [13:21] so rendering of graphics restart, but i dont lose any of my session [13:35] regedit: sudo systemctl restart sddm? [13:35] lordievader: that's exactly what I was trying to exclude - because that kills the whole session too [13:35] all open applications & all [13:36] Yeah, if you kill X everything requiring X dies. [13:36] But you probably only want to restart kwin: kwin --replace [13:36] so what does System Settings > Display & monitor do? [13:37] when it adjusts display settings [13:37] lordievader: hm ok i shall try that [13:37] although are you sure that's not the "win"dows manager for (k)DE ? it wont kill all the windows? [13:38] It lets you configure the display & monitor settings? [13:38] kwin is the window manager. [13:40] System Settings > Display & Monitor, if i change something like resolution or multi-monitor positions, it restarts the video/graphics rendering somehow and does not lose my session [13:40] trying to figure out what is the command that does that [13:40] That is Kscreen/xrandr changing the resolution? What is so strange about that? [13:44] Hi [13:44] o/ [13:44] anybody made nvidia prime work with kubuntu ? [13:45] I tried everything, still getting that black screen at boot [13:45] (well at login precisely) [13:45] lordievader: ok so how do i trigger that "reset/refresh" to the display? [13:45] regedit: What do you mean exactly? [13:45] lordievader: such as what happens when i change resolution or such [13:46] That is not a refresh, you actually set some new settings. [13:46] xrandr can do that for you. [13:47] lordievader: but when those new settings are set, something happens that goes "alright now, lets shutoff and restart display rendering to begin these new settings" [13:47] lordievader: is it possible to do just that restart/refresh of the display? [13:48] Err, I suppose you could set the same resolution with xrandr. But why? [13:51] lordievader: because Kubuntu acts up sometimes is why [13:51] bad hotplugging handling [13:51] meaning HDMI plugging/unplugging during a session [13:52] resulting in horrid triangles of mangled graphics dancing all over my screens === Mitchell92[A] is now known as Mitchell92 [14:07] regedit: are you using nvidia drivers? [14:08] ahoneybun: yep [14:08] same here, I have not installed any drivers with this install [14:08] ahoneybun: what, horrid triangles? [14:08] seems to be a common thing with NVIDIA and Kubuntu15.04 [14:09] let me get a screenshot I took when it happened to me [14:10] like this regedit? : http://imgur.com/9sfn0WT [14:10] ahoneybun: yup :D except maybe much horrid-er [14:10] all across the screen, many more triangles of many more applications mangled into each other [14:11] I can't say for sure if it is the Nvidia driver, because if it is it would happen in every version of Ubuntu not just Kubuntu [14:11] I usually kill Xorg from the TTY [14:12] regedit: Hmm, never had to do anything like that. [14:12] ahoneybun: does that kill all your open windows/applications? [14:12] regedit: Though what you are describing sounds more like a poor driver rather than KDE. [14:12] Which driver are you using? [14:13] can't remember regedit, I've not had to do it for a few days [14:13] using Intel [14:13] ahoneybun: what's the command? [14:13] regedit: sudo killall Xorg [14:13] ahoneybun: thanks [14:13] yep [14:13] regedit: To see the driver? 'lspci -k|grep -A2 VGA' [14:13] lordievader: tried 'em all, each have their quirks [14:14] lordievader: nouveau, 346, xorg-edgers 352 [14:14] * lordievader is happy with the radeon driver [14:14] lordievader: regedit it seems to relate to hooking up monitor to the HDMI and suspending sometimes [14:14] intel is nice but I need nvidia to game [14:14] as linus said ever so eloquently [14:14] :P [14:14] It's usually best to disable the display before unplugging. [14:15] lordievader: with what command? [14:15] lordievader: and will that kill my session? [14:15] ahoneybun: how do i restore Xorg after I killed it? [14:15] lordievader: I never had a problem not doing that before [14:15] Xorg restarts for me on it's own [14:15] Ubuntu claims (i think since 12) to support hotplugging) [14:16] ahoneybun: ah ok [14:16] though talk to lordievader first and lets try to troubleshoot this regedit :) [14:16] and it sorta does; i *can* pulg/unplug at will, sometimes it goes crazy though [14:16] its completely random when it does it [14:16] regedit: Just through the system settings. [14:17] * ahoneybun is using his monitor for his PS3 atm [14:17] lordievader: and how do i turn it back on once plugged/unlugged? [14:17] Same way, through the systemsettings. [14:18] you could launch the kcm though krunner by searching for display [14:19] Windows somehow got this right... sometimes it needs to refresh and re-refresh a few times which *looks* quirky, but ultimately it doesnt stop until things are working solidly [14:19] i think kubuntu might just need another refresh somewhere in the plug/unplug handling === Malsasa_ is now known as Malsasa [14:21] Windows's display stack is a whole lot better than Linux's. [14:21] X is crap. [14:21] +1 [14:21] that's true, sadly [14:25] wayland should be better [14:32] lordievader: that's not 100% true.... The ability to run apps remotely over X (with no other software except ssh) is pretty useful [14:32] windows lacks that [14:33] If you are worried about 3D graphic speed Linux beats/is on par with Windows as long as you have Nvidia (and disable desktop effects for full screen apps) [14:33] *unless you enable that option you lose about 1/3 fps in games/apps [14:33] what do you mean [14:34] unless you disable desktop effects, you lose 30% of FPS in games? [14:34] really?? [14:35] HappyRoey: yes - its been the same fort every computer/card i've had [14:35] I mean [14:36] yossarianuk: is there a way to disable them all at once? [14:36] I mean - enable the 'Suspend compositor for full screen windows' [14:36] The fact that its not enabled by default is annoying [14:36] ha, ok [14:36] I will try disabling this then [14:37] but that is because of ATI/intel crappy drivers [14:37] heya HappyRoey ;) [14:37] i.e the reason its not selected by default [14:37] hello regedit :) [14:37] yossarianuk: and this is for NVidia as well? [14:37] yes [14:37] its in the compositor settings in plasma4 [14:37] yossarianuk: is it System Settings > Display & Monitor > Compositor > Expert: Suspend compositor for full screen windows ? [14:37] sorry [14:38] plasma*5* [14:38] yes [14:38] ok thanks [14:38] thanks yossarianuk [14:38] also - I find many games are actually unplayable - i.e I cannot aim / game is really laggy [14:38] i got a message about this not necessarily being available in all hardware [14:39] until I enable in Nvidia settings - disable sync to Vblank [14:39] really most high end steam FPS games are unplayable until I disable vBlank also. (this doesn't increase fps as such but stops laggy controls) [14:40] if these 2 options were enabled BY DEFAULT then kubuntu would equal/beat Windows out the box (with nvidia at least) [14:41] disabling that was not a good idea [14:41] most likely cuz I do not have NVIDIA drivers [14:41] *disable* sync to vblank? ok. [14:41] what about gsync [14:41] yossarianuk: Sure it has a couple of nice things. But that is no excuse for how poor other things are. [14:41] does this fix antyhing, yossarianuk? [14:42] yossarianuk: it says not every hardware support [14:42] yossarianuk: Have you ever tried to get X working nicely with VIA? [14:45] i crashed [14:45] and killall Xorg from tty did not restore sanity... [14:46] yossarianuk: where did you set Vsync stuff in nvidia settings? [14:46] regedit: were you doing the changes yossarianuk said? [14:47] yup [14:47] but also others [14:47] i think the others crashed me [14:48] i got the triangles [14:48] tried killall Xorg, sanity was not restored [14:50] lordievader: years ago I did try to get via working. in Linux - I then bought a nvidia card. [14:50] regedit: crashing after changing display/compositing options in Plasma5 is semi normal. [14:51] seems better in 5.3.x [14:51] when you reboot check to see if the setting has 'stuck' [14:51] if yall you did was change the suspend desktop effects for fullscreen windows that should logically have never crashed X ... [14:52] the only change is for fullscreen apps... [14:52] I lost Kwn [14:52] yossarianuk: where did you set Vsync stuff in nvidia settings? === Mitchell92 is now known as Mitchell92[A] [14:53] regedit: on my work pc at the sec so cannot 100% remeber [14:53] I think [14:53] its nvidia-settings -> opengl ? [14:54] regedit: Nvidia-settings - > X Screen -> OpenGL settings -> Disable 'Sync to Vblank' [14:54] (I found an old post) [14:55] that plus suspend fullscreen efects makes games playable for me [14:56] yossarianuk: Then you know how crap X can be. [14:56] i see no such option there :( [15:00] Nvidia-settings - > X Screen -> OpenGL settings -> there is no 'Sync to Vblank' there [15:00] lordievader: its a question of defaults... [15:01] only image Performance - Image Settings quality slider, and Miscellaneous Use Conformant Texture Clamping [15:02] regedit: hmmm i'm not at home - but this may help ->http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17196117/disable-vertical-sync-for-glxgears [15:02] its the opengl tab [15:02] if you have a screen shot of the main window I could probably say [15:03] regedit: Press the Help button whilst on the OpenGL Settings tab - is Sync to VBlank listed there? [15:03] lordievader: its not X being crap - its a question of sensible defaults [15:03] but that happens as Intel/Ati drivers have issues with those settings [15:03] (because X is crap.......) [15:04] TJ-: nope, i see only mention of Gsync [15:04] regedit: are you running bummblebee [15:04] yossarianuk: No, X and VIA is a pain. [15:05] yossarianuk: not that I know of [15:05] just plain Kubuntu as downloaded from the site 15.04 [15:05] with latest apt-get upgrades [15:06] to avoid any issues ironically it would be best (at the min) to have a Nvidia only Linux desktop (not very opensource friendly) - only support ATI/Intel once they have made drivers useful this century (i.e opengl 4.5+) [15:06] and (at the moment) xorg-edgers nvidia drivers 352 [15:06] TJ-: BTW i never got your fixed version of wget_nvidia_drivers.bash , did you make any changes? [15:06] regedit: which version of the settings application is that? "nvidia-settings -v" [15:07] regedit: I can only suggest either screenshotting (and i'll try to explain) or just clicking round the various tabs for 'open gl' [15:07] regedit: Yes, and uploaded it :) [15:08] TJ-: ah ok, leme check my logs for the link [15:08] thanks! [15:09] regedit: https://iam.tj/projects/misc/wget_nvidia_drivers.bash [15:09] thanks :) [15:13] TJ-: "nvidia-settings" [15:13] that's the version i have [15:13]