[00:15] Hola Gente === roonie is now known as pellucid_banana === sysop is now known as Guest9179 === leandro is now known as Guest45122 [05:16] Good morning. === kaan is now known as Guest18945 === IdleOne is now known as Guest61521 [06:17] Goooood morning [06:22] Hey ovidiu-florin [06:23] hey lordievader [06:23] lordievader: are you coming to Akademy [06:23] ? [06:24] Err, no. === ramon is now known as Guest63010 === HmpfCBR_ is now known as HmpfCBR === Guest61521 is now known as IdleOne === kubuntu is now known as Guest47096 === silver_ is now known as Guest81605 [12:40] Hiyas all [13:45] Hello === Buka is now known as Guest63949 [13:48] https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdesdk/dolphin-plugins/repository/revisions/master/show/dropbox [13:48] is this in any way packaged in ubuntu? [13:49] Can somebody help me? I'm new to kubuntu, got latest 15 release. The problem is, that the clean 64 installation seems to have some 32 libraries missing, particuliary I tried to run game called "dwarf fortress" and it repeatedly told me about missing libraries (libsdl, libgtk, libsdl_image, libsdl_tff. etc). I've been installing all of these with :i386 ending. but cant find libsdl_tff-2.0 [13:51] ubottu: !libsdl_tff [13:52] ubottu: !package libsdl_tff [13:52] Is it possible to have a special kind of folder that combines the contents of other folders based on filters? [13:53] by combine, I don't mean permanently smash things together, a sort of virtual filter to see certain content together? [13:53] Guest63949: try with dash in name not underscore [13:54] Guest63949: there is libsdl-ttf2.0 [13:54] I believe it's 64 bit version [13:55] Since I cant find libsdl-tff2.0:i386 [13:56] Guest63949: its ttf not tff [13:59] Yes I was able to find this package [14:00] Also it has -0 on the end, libSDL_ttf2.0-0:i386 [14:00] I'm just worried that I'm missing other important libraries === FR is now known as FlameReaper === CyberSix_ is now known as CyberSix === xnox_ is now known as xnox === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward [15:43] hello. I'm using rsync for synchronizing a remote directory (destination) with a local one, through ssh. The local dir has a size of about 2TB. When I launch the rsync command, it takes lot of time for building the file list (about 3 hours). Is it necessary to build the file list ONCE or every time I perform rsync? [15:49] Everytime, it determines what files have changed and then only transfers those bits. === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away === roonie is now known as pellucid_banana === jose__ is now known as ljose === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward === alket_ is now known as alket === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away === Don is now known as Guest51855 === shuaijan is now known as minhoca [20:53] edüüü === Mitchell92[A] is now known as Mitchell92 === Mitchell92 is now known as Mitchell92[A] [21:19] what is up with the packages login and passwd being updated on debian/ubuntu? === c_ is now known as Guest49445 === alket_ is now known as alket === Bigcheese_ is now known as Bigcheese === alket_ is now known as alket === DrJ is now known as test === test is now known as Bacon === Bacon is now known as DrJ === pedro is now known as pedrohh