[02:16] dolphin 15.08 bug I was talking about few days ago [02:16] i found the solution [02:16] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dolphin/+bug/1490221 [02:16] Launchpad bug 1490221 in dolphin (Ubuntu) "Ship libkonq-common in order to fix dolphin 15.08 "create new" context menu" [Undecided,New] [02:17] yofel: Riddell: ^ === palasso_ is now known as palasso [07:46] Good morning. [09:06] ahoneybun: ping.. r pong? [09:06] what's VDG aproved? [09:06] what slides do you want me to help you with? [11:02] Hey folks [13:24] is there anybody who can read https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-kdepim-15.08-transition and could paste that? [14:12] ovidiu-florin: the website was VDG approved at akademy lol [14:12] also Linux slides [16:17] willy xD [16:17] doko: sure, moment [16:18] doko: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12231491/ [16:50] Testing 15.10; session start-up seems to take an abnormally long time but as xsession-errors doesn't contain timestamps I'm not sure how to debug/report it [16:53] heh, i can't seem to get rid of ramdisk in 15.10 even after 2 clean installs [16:53] ramdisk? what ramdisk? [16:56] dunno, it was something I thought I'd try afew weeks ago [16:56] well if you do a clean install a ramdisk isn't going to remain; it requires a specific configuration [16:57] it doesn't exist on my 14.04 [16:57] Where - or how - exactly do you see this ramdisk? [16:58] then i must have that specific config , sudo fdisk -l , lists 16 of them from 0-15 [16:59] http://paste.ubuntu.com/12231849/ <-- [17:00] yofel & soee: r u there? [17:00] BluesKaj, haha, yeah I see them [17:01] Kernel configuration: [17:01] CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM=y CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_COUNT=1 CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_SIZE=65536 CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_DAX=y [17:01] I'll check with the kernel team on why that has been set [17:02] so you have them too TJ_on_Wily, was it you who suggested that over at ##linux ? [17:03] Doubt it; First time I've paid attention to it [17:04] Disk /dev/ram15: 64 MiB, 67108864 bytes, 131072 sectors [17:05] I don't see anything like the line you posted , TJ_on_Wily [17:05] They exist in the Trusty kernel too: 3.13.0-62-generic has CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM=y CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_COUNT=16 CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM_SIZE=65536 [17:06] BluesKaj, That line comes from grepping the kernel config in /boot/ [17:06] I don't think the issue is the existence of the RAMdisks; I think it is that the newer fdisk is listing them [17:07] the list in trusty doesn't exist here [17:08] I have 14.04 as well, dual boot [17:09] BluesKaj, the RAMdisks are still there; just fdisk -l doesn't show them [17:10] ok , because they aren't configured I suppose [17:11] They are, that's my point. On trusty do "cat /proc/partitions" and you'll see them. That's how fdisk gets the list, but it looks like in the older version of the libmount library that fdisk uses it filters out RAM disks [18:29] does KDE have any kind of SIP VOIP services built in? [19:33] does this new audio volume icon in the system tray replace kmix in Wily? [19:35] is it not just a wrapper for kmix? [20:31] Testing 15.10; session start-up seems to take an abnormally long time but as xsession-errors doesn't contain timestamps I'm not sure how to debug/report it, anyone know a way to analyse the session start-up. LXDE doesn't have the problem. [20:32] Also, is abiword supposed to be started automatically at log-in? Not been able to figure out where that is being started from [20:34] TJ_on_Wily: did you leave it open when you ended the previous session? [20:35] clivejo, Fresh install of Wily, first log-in it loaded with an empty document, and continues to do so. If I uses an LXDE session it doesn't start, so it is something to do with Kubuntu [20:35] very strange! [20:36] that's what I thought... usually I'd discover what is launching it within a few minutes, but I've not found it yet after several hours looking, on and off [20:38] I swapped out the HDD for an empty one so there's nothing left over from previous installs, which makes it stranger [20:38] is abiword installed by default on a clean install? [20:42] This is the weird bit... it's a dependency of lubuntu-desktop - but doesn't autostart with that :s [20:44] The only clue I could find is a cached log entry: "/home/tj/.cache/lxsession-default-apps/run.log:81:** Message: combobox.vala:443: Defaut = abiword" - I wonder if the mis-spelt 'Defaut' is part of the issue [20:56] Hmmm... is a changelog or welcome document of some kind supposed to be displayed after a fresh log-in ... I wonder if it is empty/missing but abiword is the registered handler for it