kubuntuuser | you saved me | 00:00 |
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kubuntuuser | i only had to symlink the driver into the right directory | 00:00 |
kwaadpepper | lol | 00:01 |
kwaadpepper | nive | 00:01 |
kwaadpepper | nice, also fglrx-installer is patched now Drybones | 00:01 |
kwaadpepper | just looking at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/wily-changes/2015-October/012298.html | 00:01 |
kwaadpepper | kubuntuuser: so you can now boot properly ? | 00:02 |
kubuntuuser | no, but at least i have a desktop :) | 00:03 |
kwaadpepper | yay thats a start | 00:03 |
kubuntuuser | only as root | 00:04 |
kwaadpepper | on rescue mode you could try to update fglrx-installer or reinstall | 00:05 |
kwaadpepper | i also read the bug was afecting 4.2 kernel | 00:05 |
kwaadpepper | workaround was to use 4.1 | 00:05 |
kwaadpepper | that you could try | 00:05 |
kwaadpepper | thanks to Drybones for the linl :p | 00:06 |
thenerdjones | well when i tried to set it up the way i think it should be set up.... / on sda, device for grub boot loader on /dev/sda, it says it cant update grub... | 00:06 |
kwaadpepper | thenerdjones: why not letting the default stuff and just give it a try ? | 00:08 |
thenerdjones | well when i try with the default settings...Partition(s) 1, 2, 3, 5 on /dev/sdb have been written, but we have been unable to inform the kernel of the change, probably because it/they are in use. As a result, the old partition(s) will remain in use. You should reboot now before making further changes. | 00:09 |
thenerdjones | im going to reboot the computer back into live mode and try again, i think i have been playing with too many things | 00:10 |
thenerdjones | ill brb | 00:10 |
drleviathan | whew! I was considering trying to install kubunto on an intel+ATI video-chipsetted laptop... mostly because the Windows system can't even seem to use the ATI card | 00:11 |
drleviathan | however now I see that it is a bad idea. | 00:11 |
SomeGuy2 | Thinkpad? | 00:12 |
drleviathan | it occurs to me now... buying this Dell 7548 Inspiron with intel+ATI was a bad idea. | 00:12 |
SomeGuy2 | Windows actually seems to do a decent job automatically installing drivers for ATI cards, worked on my TP when I installed windows 8, and that card wasn't even supported by ATI | 00:13 |
kwaadpepper | Optimus laptops are worse under linux | 00:14 |
kwaadpepper | just managed to use nvidia-prime and bumblebee together, but ati users are i think pretty ok on linux | 00:15 |
kwaadpepper | This is a just a release bug | 00:15 |
kwaadpepper | it is corrected according this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/1493888 | 00:15 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1493888 in fglrx-installer (Ubuntu Wily) "FGLRX incompatible with gcc 5" [High,Fix committed] | 00:15 |
drleviathan | Dell happily informs me that the ATI driver is completely up to date. However the ATI Catalyst application (or whatever) says it cannot access the ATI card. Also, although I have manually specified certain applications to use the ATI card none of them successfully do, they all try to use the embedded intel chipset. | 00:16 |
SomeGuy2 | Can you switch them in the BIOS? | 00:16 |
drleviathan | hrm... maybe. I'll have to try it. | 00:17 |
SomeGuy2 | Lenovo has that option, not sure about Dell though | 00:17 |
gtozzi | kwaadpepper: i'm kubuntuuser... i've manager to start my desktop :D | 00:20 |
kwaadpepper | yay | 00:20 |
gtozzi | for some reason i was still running lightdm, i've replaced it with sddm and it started | 00:20 |
kwaadpepper | ok lol this is madness | 00:20 |
gtozzi | now almost everything runs fine as long as i start with "nosplash" | 00:20 |
kwaadpepper | how could that happen | 00:20 |
gtozzi | if i start with "splash", it freezes on splash screen | 00:21 |
kwaadpepper | so your using mesa right now ? | 00:21 |
SomeGuy2 | I had that happen too | 00:21 |
gtozzi | yep, i'm using the intel driver | 00:22 |
SomeGuy2 | Doesn't seem to be a problem with the FOSS nvidia drivers, but if you install the propietary ones without adding nosplash then kubuntu throws a shitfit and refuses to boot | 00:22 |
gtozzi | the new plasma looks very nice | 00:22 |
drleviathan | how does one select "nosplash"? my manually editing a particular config file? or some other method? | 00:22 |
SomeGuy2 | you have to add to the grub config and update grub | 00:22 |
kwaadpepper | pressing e in grub | 00:22 |
gtozzi | SomeGuy2: it doesn't really throw... it just freezes on the "kubuntu" screen | 00:22 |
kwaadpepper | was is shown if you press f12 ? | 00:23 |
kwaadpepper | it hides splash | 00:23 |
kwaadpepper | gtozzi: have you tried to update flgrx drivers and using them ? | 00:25 |
gtozzi | <kwaadpepper: yep, but when i start X using fglrx, it just freezes on a black screen | 00:26 |
gtozzi | if intel ones will keep working, they'll ben fine | 00:26 |
gtozzi | they should be less battery-draining | 00:26 |
kwaadpepper | oh what a shame | 00:27 |
gtozzi | and i don't really need "special effects" :D | 00:27 |
kwaadpepper | it should be working though | 00:27 |
kwaadpepper | also i saw , there is no equivalent of bumblebee with intel/ati hybrid system right ? | 00:27 |
kwaadpepper | bumblebee allows system to run using intel and run specific programs using optirun command | 00:28 |
kwaadpepper | run promgrams using nvidia card | 00:28 |
gtozzi | uhm... never heard of anything like that | 00:28 |
kwaadpepper | hum ok | 00:29 |
gtozzi | i've always used the intel driver only | 00:29 |
kwaadpepper | just in case you missed it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/1493888 | 00:29 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1493888 in fglrx-installer (Ubuntu Wily) "FGLRX incompatible with gcc 5" [High,Fix committed] | 00:29 |
kwaadpepper | it gives advices so you could manage to use your ati card :p | 00:30 |
gtozzi | well, last distros have been a disaster about stability | 00:30 |
gtozzi | i now see the new interface is very nice and complete | 00:30 |
gtozzi | hoping they'll focus on fixing bugs :) | 00:30 |
kwaadpepper | I really think it is the opposite from desktop point of view | 00:31 |
kwaadpepper | it is just driver/kernels issue | 00:31 |
kwaadpepper | annoying nonetheless | 00:31 |
kwaadpepper | in my case default install bootup using nouveau wich make CP | 00:31 |
kwaadpepper | U stuck and crash lol | 00:32 |
kwaadpepper | CPU* | 00:32 |
gtozzi | i had bad experiences with nouveau too | 00:32 |
gtozzi | does any good video card for linux really exists? | 00:32 |
kwaadpepper | older video cars you mean ? | 00:33 |
SomeGuy2 | basically just pray to stallman that the FOSS AMD drivers improve | 00:33 |
kwaadpepper | Yeah stall should bring gnu drivers | 00:33 |
thenerdjones | now i get An attempt to configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed. when i try to install | 00:34 |
gtozzi | kwaadpepper: i mean ANY video card :D | 00:34 |
gtozzi | SomeGuy2: lol | 00:34 |
kwaadpepper | gtozzi: Well i have to say that in my case i have a GT70, and with drivers installd it just work better than any windows stuff ! | 00:35 |
kwaadpepper | just love playing games on linux | 00:35 |
gtozzi | nvidia then | 00:36 |
kwaadpepper | yes | 00:37 |
kwaadpepper | And like i said bumblebee, is old but the hell it works | 00:37 |
SomeGuy2 | I still dual boot windows for most gaming, evewn with a 670 I still can't even max out CS:GO on Linux. Also no SLI support | 00:37 |
kwaadpepper | not like nvidia-prime shit | 00:37 |
kwaadpepper | I guess we just know why ths linux finger was for ! | 00:38 |
kwaadpepper | But with the steambox, it is gonna change | 00:39 |
SomeGuy2 | Sure it will | 00:39 |
kwaadpepper | just look at www.gamingonlinux.com | 00:39 |
kwaadpepper | Batman Drak knight announced : woooot ! | 00:39 |
gtozzi | luckily i only play very old 2d games | 00:40 |
gtozzi | any video card can run them | 00:40 |
gtozzi | (as long as it doesn't mess up with drivers) | 00:40 |
kwaadpepper | speaking of that i've found Pol usefull too when trying to play Dawn of War 40k | 00:41 |
kwaadpepper | even managed to make Payday2 work on it | 00:41 |
SomeGuy2 | Just in time for it become Pay-2-Play-Day2 | 00:42 |
kwaadpepper | Lol ,absolutely right, and they may need more money to port it to linux too, as it was delayed | 00:43 |
thenerdjones | on this site: http://askubuntu.com/questions/78403/apt-configuration-problem-an-attempt-to-configure-apt-to-install-additional-pa i have always tried option 1, if i wanted to try option 2 i downloaded the iso. extracted filesystem.squashfs, but where do i put it on the live usb that im on now? | 00:48 |
kwaadpepper | thenerdjones: on live cd form an usb key ? | 00:50 |
kwaadpepper | thenerdjones: i really think you should check your materials, because your issue seem far complicated from what it should be, the installation process of ubuntu should be way easier with less issues | 00:51 |
kwaadpepper | thenerdjones: if you want to try to install ubuntu form and usb key, use unetbootin | 00:52 |
kwaadpepper | and format an usb key into FAT system | 00:52 |
kwaadpepper | than use the downloaded iso to make the key bootable with kubuntu inside | 00:53 |
thenerdjones | i already have the usb key, thats how im talking to you now | 00:53 |
kwaadpepper | ok but the installation process fails right ? | 00:53 |
kwaadpepper | does your usb key ahd any issues ? | 00:53 |
thenerdjones | never has before | 00:54 |
kwaadpepper | because really i never had problems like htat | 00:54 |
kwaadpepper | Have you tried direct installation ? | 00:54 |
kwaadpepper | without booting from live cd ? | 00:55 |
kwaadpepper | i mean into desktop | 00:55 |
thenerdjones | yes, i get the error saying it is trying to add sources from cd, this pc doesnt even have a cd drive | 00:55 |
thenerdjones | the usb thinks its a cdrom | 00:55 |
kwaadpepper | And you checked your hard drive ? | 00:55 |
kwaadpepper | can you access it from the live cd ? | 00:56 |
thenerdjones | i dont have a live cd, only usb, no cdrom on the computer | 00:56 |
kwaadpepper | i mean mount partitions format using gparted ? | 00:56 |
kwaadpepper | yeah but the livecd is the usb key in your case | 00:56 |
kwaadpepper | is gparted working right now ? showing your disk format partition ? | 00:57 |
kwaadpepper | Maybe your hardrive is dead or near to die | 00:58 |
thenerdjones | its all brand new, gparted is not on this usb drive, but the kde partition manager is showing it | 00:58 |
thenerdjones | i an pull it up in dolphin, and i have 2 hard drives in this pc, both give me the error for cd drive when i try to install to either one | 00:59 |
kwaadpepper | well, did you check anything special on installation ? | 01:01 |
kwaadpepper | You are connected to internet so for updates it should directly downloads them | 01:01 |
kwaadpepper | what is exactly the error message ? | 01:02 |
thenerdjones | the first one is this "An attempt to configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed." | 01:03 |
Matt526 | Make a new live USB. Use dd to make it and not unetbootin | 01:03 |
Matt526 | Something likely went wrong making yours | 01:03 |
kwaadpepper | http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=126351 | 01:03 |
kwaadpepper | just found a work around here | 01:04 |
Matt526 | Or do that. It sounds easier | 01:04 |
Matt526 | But the fact that a step like that is merged m | 01:06 |
Matt526 | Needed* makes me question the integrity of your usb | 01:06 |
kwaadpepper | that was my first taught also | 01:07 |
Matt526 | That sounds like file corruption or something | 01:08 |
Matt526 | Did you do a checksum of your image before creating the drive? | 01:08 |
kwaadpepper | An installation with corrupted files could be funny if succeed to boot è_é | 01:09 |
Matt526 | Unetbootin used to make a lot of drives for me that worked great until you tried to install from them | 01:11 |
Matt526 | So now I only use dd | 01:11 |
kwaadpepper | Matt526: have you an eg to use dd ? | 01:12 |
Matt526 | eg? | 01:13 |
kwaadpepper | https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/e.g. | 01:14 |
kwaadpepper | example | 01:14 |
Matt526 | Oh like an example command? | 01:14 |
Matt526 | Sure | 01:14 |
kwaadpepper | yeas i meant that | 01:14 |
Matt526 | Sudo dd if=something.iso of=/dev/"your USB drive " | 01:15 |
kwaadpepper | oh ok pretty easy though | 01:16 |
kwaadpepper | Thanks for that | 01:16 |
Matt526 | Yes. Be very careful that you pick the right location for of | 01:16 |
kwaadpepper | Sure it could be funny otherwise x) | 01:17 |
Matt526 | You can destroy hard drive data if you point it at your hard drive and not the usb | 01:17 |
kwaadpepper | Also just found a program giving some eg | 01:17 |
kwaadpepper | sudo pip install eg | 01:17 |
kwaadpepper | usage: eg tar | 01:17 |
Matt526 | Awesome | 01:18 |
Matt526 | Sometimes man pages are useful for that | 01:19 |
kwaadpepper | yeah definitely adding to awesome programs like thefuck https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck | 01:19 |
kwaadpepper | man pages are sometimes just too big for a little usage we want, but agreed they are useful | 01:20 |
Matt526 | Yeah I've seen that one before but I don't use it | 01:21 |
gtozzi | It's time to sleep | 01:22 |
gtozzi | bye and thank you again :) | 01:22 |
kwaadpepper | bye ! | 01:22 |
Matt526 | Completion is so good with oh my zsh that I don't need spell correction | 01:22 |
kwaadpepper | zhs is on my todo list with vim, cause i'm a nano guy sadly | 01:23 |
kwaadpepper | it is true bash has its limitations with completions | 01:23 |
Matt526 | check out oh my zsh. It's basically just a config for for zsh but it makes for an awesome shell | 01:24 |
kwaadpepper | But it seems to brake some native stuff is it ? | 01:24 |
kwaadpepper | I'm not sure if it is safe to switch on it | 01:25 |
kwaadpepper | I may be a idiot cause the shebang take care of this but, i don't know | 01:26 |
kwaadpepper | Just going to download it now, thats the right thing to do | 01:26 |
Matt526 | I think it works fine with bash stuff | 01:27 |
Matt526 | Fish I think had issues | 01:27 |
Matt526 | I think fish used different syntax on some things | 01:27 |
Matt526 | Theres no harm done with zsh | 01:28 |
kwaadpepper | Oh hows the transition with the .bashrc file also and all the aliases ? | 01:29 |
Matt526 | Once you're setup just copy what you need out of .bashrc Indy .zshrc | 01:30 |
Matt526 | Into* | 01:30 |
kwaadpepper | Ok thanks | 01:30 |
Matt526 | Zsh is super powerful but it's a lot to configure without oh my zsh | 01:31 |
kwaadpepper | Just installed ohmyzsh i think i'll just playaround with it | 01:32 |
Matt526 | I enjoy it but it may not be for everyone | 01:33 |
Matt526 | Read up on it. There's a lot of cool features to test out | 01:35 |
kwaadpepper | Well just installed and i could use same alias file, so thats a very good start, it also handles git folders ! but not bazaar folders sadly, maybe there is a plugin | 01:37 |
Matt526 | I haven't used bazaar but yeah it works well with git | 01:38 |
Matt526 | Expansion is nice though. /u/s/l tab will expand to /use/share/lib | 01:39 |
kwaadpepper | definitely awesome ! | 01:42 |
kwaadpepper | Thank you for that i'm gonna sleep have a good night or day depending | 01:42 |
Matt526 | No problem. Goodnight | 01:43 |
thenerdjones | so now im getting "The 'grub-efi-amd64-signed' package failed to install into /target/." when i try to install kubuntu, any one heard of this? most of what i find online is a simple "make sure youre connected to the internet" which i am | 03:00 |
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jonah | I'm running ubuntu server and cups was working great with shared printer to local network but not to outside world. Now all of a sudden I can no longer connect to cups and just get "unable to connect" error when i visit 192.168.0.100:631 which used to work? | 08:07 |
jonah | Any help to fix this would be really appreciated. Thanks! | 08:07 |
Smurphy | jonah: is cups running ??? | 08:25 |
TJ- | Smurphy: we've solved it in #ubuntu now :) | 08:25 |
Smurphy | ok. | 08:26 |
Smurphy | What was it ? | 08:26 |
Smurphy | filters or cups ? | 08:26 |
jonah | Smurphy: hi it is running, but just can't get the admin interface to connect | 08:31 |
Smurphy | jonah: admin interface to what ? Check the cups config then... | 08:32 |
jonah | Smurphy: http://pastebin.com/hd9Cj9z1 | 08:33 |
Smurphy | What error message you get ? | 08:35 |
Smurphy | and - do you have a local firewall running on your box ? | 08:36 |
Smurphy | The config should be Ok. | 08:37 |
Smurphy | looks OK. | 08:37 |
Smurphy | I however have a difference in the admin UI configuration. I restrict access to the configuration file only, not the location. | 08:38 |
jonah | Smurphy: when i do a cat of error_log I get http://pastebin.com/f4yN5pAF | 08:39 |
Smurphy | cups seems to be running already. | 08:49 |
Smurphy | make a: service cups stop | 08:49 |
Smurphy | anbd check if you can access it. | 08:49 |
jonah | Smurphy: thanks Smurphy it's back up! | 08:51 |
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Smurphy | ok. | 08:54 |
jotik | Hi! Installing 14.04 from USB. Need dual boot windows from /dev/sda1. Graphical installer fails to detect free space on /dev/sda. Please advise! urgent ;/ | 09:08 |
jotik | /dev/sda has 3 partitions, /dev/sda1 being the NTFS, /dev/sda2 being swap and /dev/sda3 being ext4. The graphical installer only sees /dev/sda1 to fill the entire drive | 09:09 |
jotik | `fdisk -l /dev/sda` identifies the partitions correctly and I can manage/mount them without trouble. I just need to install kubuntu. Can I do so from the command line of the installer CD? | 09:10 |
jotik | Hmm... it appears that parted doesn't see the partitions ;/ | 09:13 |
hateball | jotik: probably using GPT then | 09:14 |
hateball | which parted does not support | 09:14 |
jotik | hateball: probably because of old vrsion of parted in 14.04? | 09:14 |
jotik | hateball: Any idea about how I could continue the installation process from the command line after manually setting up the partitions? | 09:15 |
TJ- | On 14.04 parted (GNU parted) 2.3 reads GPT fine | 09:16 |
hateball | hmmm | 09:16 |
TJ- | jotik: maybe there's a hybrid MBR too confusing the tools | 09:16 |
hateball | I seem to carry old misinformation | 09:17 |
TJ- | hateball: always helps to have a handy chroot env to check with :D | 09:17 |
hateball | :) | 09:17 |
hateball | jotik: there is the the minimal installer you could use otherwise | 09:17 |
hateball | jotik: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 09:18 |
jotik | creating additional install media is not an option ;( | 09:18 |
hateball | It doesnt support UEFI tho, if you need that | 09:18 |
hateball | I see | 09:18 |
jotik | I need to install kubuntu from the regular installer image, but from the command line, I suppose. | 09:18 |
jotik | no UEFI | 09:19 |
TJ- | parted really should have an option to try the specific disk label the user wants | 09:19 |
jotik | I can just mkswap/mkfs.ext4... but then? | 09:19 |
TJ- | jotik: can you pastebin from the Live/installer ? | 09:19 |
jotik | no network drivers ;/ | 09:20 |
jotik | TJ-: what do you need? | 09:20 |
TJ- | jotik: I was hoping to get you to install gdisk/fdisk and compare the outputs :) I suspect there's a mismatch with a GPT and MBR hybrid | 09:20 |
TJ- | jotik: which could bite you in other ways | 09:21 |
jotik | TJ-: gdisk: found invalid GPT and valid MBR; converting MBR to GPT format in memory... .and after that it shows the partitions correctly | 09:21 |
jotik | Warning! Secondary partition talbe overlaps the last partition by 33 blocks! You will need to delete this partition or resize it in another utility. | 09:22 |
jotik | I wonder if I can just delete the GPT then? | 09:22 |
TJ- | Haha! | 09:22 |
TJ- | Now hang on how the heck did the secondary get into that state? | 09:23 |
TJ- | how has this disk been partitioned in the past? what tooling? | 09:23 |
TJ- | Sounds like an original GPT install, then an MBR-only tool used on it | 09:23 |
jotik | I probably tried everything in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoResizeWindowsPartitions which didn't work properly, then booted to sysrescuecd and did ntfsresize | 09:24 |
Smurphy | hateball: parted supports GPT from memory. Was then first partitioner to actually support if if my memory serves me well. | 09:24 |
jotik | ok, overwrote the GPT from gdisk... | 09:25 |
jotik | whohoo! Graphical instlaler sees free space. thnx | 09:25 |
Smurphy | That is something else ;) | 09:26 |
TJ- | jotik: correct the size of the last partition, and make sure what is in it won't get damaged before you do so | 09:28 |
jotik | TJ-: I deleted the partition. I left only the /dev/sda1, then used the graphical installer to create a swap and / there. | 09:29 |
TJ- | jotik: oh, that's the easy solution then :D | 09:29 |
jotik | yes, I needed a fast solution after resizing NTFS left windows unbootable (0xc000000e winload.exe not found) | 09:30 |
jotik | and the windows recovery DVD wouldn't boot either ;/ | 09:31 |
lordievader | Good morning. | 09:55 |
ucet | hi | 10:00 |
jubo2 | Dannnggg.. | 10:38 |
jubo2 | All my 3 kubuntus are inaccessible | 10:39 |
jubo2 | Gui broken or so | 10:39 |
jubo2 | I can root shell though | 10:39 |
Smurphy | You upgraded to 15.10 ? | 10:40 |
Smurphy | But you need to give us more info if you want some help. | 10:40 |
jubo2 | Getting an empty usb stick in a few hours. Mom is bringing one e | 10:40 |
jubo2 | ... Over | 10:40 |
jubo2 | Smurphy: is ait. I get stick. I dd the kubuntu.iso. Boot off that and sudo mount /home | 10:42 |
jubo2 | Look at fixing it more deeply when i get home | 10:43 |
Eluus | The updates notification doesn't go away or change after I complete doing the updates | 10:45 |
Eluus | do you guys have that too? | 10:45 |
Eluus | it only realizes that the system is up to date after I restart | 10:45 |
hateball | Eluus: Sadly Muon is not without its faults | 10:46 |
Eluus | hateball: so this is a known bug then? | 10:46 |
hateball | Eluus: I am guessing so, at least it happens to me | 10:47 |
hateball | But I just kill the GUI updater and run apt-get manually | 10:47 |
hateball | So I havent bothered checking more | 10:47 |
Eluus | I do apt-get manualy too | 10:47 |
Eluus | I should kill it | 10:47 |
Eluus | by killing do you mean telling it not to check for updates right? | 10:48 |
Eluus | guess not | 10:49 |
Eluus | because it pops up after apt-get | 10:50 |
Eluus | how do you kill it? | 10:50 |
lordievader | jubo2: What is the actual problem? | 10:53 |
mumo | I need | 11:01 |
mumo | Just installed Kubuntu 15.10 and not able to download any services for my Dolphin | 11:01 |
mumo | I need compress and extract here | 11:02 |
blahblah15 | hi guys, my desktop hasn't any dashboard, what's the problem? | 11:09 |
blahblah15 | in 15.10, kde5.4 | 11:09 |
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BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 11:41 |
clivejo | hi BluesKaj | 11:41 |
BluesKaj | hey clivejo | 11:42 |
lordievader | Hey BluesKaj | 11:44 |
BluesKaj | hey lordievader | 11:44 |
Roey | hey all | 11:50 |
Roey | I was wondering | 11:50 |
Roey | now that I have both of you ( BluesKaj and lordievader), perhaps you can help me figure this problem out why I can't seem to mount my backup drive. | 11:51 |
lordievader | Roey: Does it give errors? | 11:51 |
Roey | not that I see any | 11:52 |
Roey | and none in dmesg or /var/log/syslog | 11:52 |
monkeyjuice | usb drive? | 11:52 |
Roey | right | 11:52 |
Roey | monkeyjuice: yes | 11:52 |
BluesKaj | do you have an entry in fstab for it? | 11:52 |
Roey | ys I do | 11:52 |
Roey | on /dev/sdc | 11:52 |
lordievader | Roey: So you can mount it? | 11:52 |
Roey | $ sudo mount /dev/sdc /backup | 11:53 |
Roey | mount: special device /dev/sdc does not exist | 11:53 |
Roey | ack | 11:53 |
lordievader | Ah. That is an error. | 11:53 |
lordievader | sdc doesn't exist. Should it? | 11:53 |
BluesKaj | you have to give it a name afyer the uuid like /media/yourusername or some such | 11:53 |
BluesKaj | in fstab | 11:54 |
Roey | http://pastebin.com/02ZSV1yi | 11:54 |
Roey | ok, now it is in sdb hten.. I am trying to mount it, one moment | 11:54 |
Roey | BluesKaj: yeah I know | 11:55 |
lordievader | Roey: I see an sdb? No sdc... | 11:55 |
Roey | oh. Now I see it. | 11:55 |
Roey | blah | 11:55 |
Roey | why the heck did it switch letters | 11:55 |
Roey | anyway so thanks!! | 11:56 |
Roey | next issue: I don't see my tablet in the KDE settings | 11:56 |
Roey | my Wacom tablet | 11:56 |
lordievader | Roey: Because those letters aren't fixed, that is why BluesKaj suggested to use uuid's. Those are fixed. | 11:56 |
Roey | ok. | 11:57 |
Roey | How do I get a device's UUID? | 11:57 |
BluesKaj | use sudo blkid to find the UUID first thjen copy the string without the quotes, you don't need /dev/sdc in the fstab entry, the UUID worlks just fine | 11:57 |
Roey | thanks | 11:58 |
mumo | Just installed Kubuntu 15.10 and not able to download any services for my Dolphin. I need compress and extract here. Any assistance will be highly appreciated | 12:06 |
Roey | monkeyjuice, lordievader, BluesKaj: so now with this Wacom tablet, I don't see the settings panel for it | 12:06 |
Roey | in systemsettings56 | 12:06 |
Roey | in systemsettings5 * | 12:07 |
BluesKaj | mumo, make sure you have ark installed | 12:08 |
jubo2 | Now in root shell.. Kubuntu is apparently thinking the external display that is not here is the primary | 12:10 |
jubo2 | The symptoms are that the screen goes dark after the loading that happens after the login | 12:12 |
BluesKaj | mumo, in the dolphin services download look for file -roller | 12:13 |
Roey | BluesKaj: I switched to my other backup drive to sync to it, too, now that the other one is synced. I get this error: http://pastebin.com/swNcHyRd | 12:17 |
Roey | lordievader: ^ | 12:18 |
BluesKaj | Roey, have you rebooted ? | 12:21 |
lordievader | Roey: That is systemd generating service files from your fstab. | 12:22 |
lordievader | And since sdc doesn't exist he cannout mount or unmount it. | 12:22 |
BluesKaj | it should auto-mount via UUID at boot | 12:24 |
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lmfaq | Hello, is there someone expert on usb installation of kubuntu? | 12:49 |
squash | that seems really specific but maybe you can state the issue you're having | 12:50 |
lmfaq | i have an usb key "datatraveler 4g", i downloaded kubuntu last ISO file and i made it bootable in the usb key with unetbootin (but doens't work, so i tried also with universal usb isntaller) | 12:53 |
lordievader | lmfaq: "it doesn't worl | 12:54 |
lordievader | work*" could you be more specific? | 12:54 |
lmfaq | i made it bootable on a win 7 computer, and it doesn't boot in this pc with linux | 12:54 |
squash | did you adjust your BIOS boot order to prioritize usb over hdd? | 12:55 |
lmfaq | yes, it start to boot from usb | 12:55 |
squash | so you get the netbootin menu after booting? | 12:55 |
lmfaq | mh no, it just says something about the copyright, if i use unetbootin it's something like 20xx - 2013 | 12:57 |
lmfaq | if i use universal usb installer the copyright date is different, 20xx - 2010 | 12:57 |
lmfaq | under that i have this symbol " _ " | 12:57 |
lmfaq | and nothing happen | 12:57 |
lmfaq | i can only ctrl+alt+canc | 12:57 |
squash | verify that you are booting from a USB2 port and not a USB3 port | 12:58 |
lmfaq | this pc is an old aspire one, so bios features sucks a bit, it only has usb2 by the way | 12:58 |
lmfaq | and i'm actually running bodhi linux here | 12:59 |
lmfaq | and now i'm trying to format they usbkey with an hp tool on the windows pc | 12:59 |
lmfaq | maybe the problem is that this usb key is usb 3.0? | 13:00 |
squash | if you have a linux system available, try using dd to create the image on your usb stick. sudo dd if=Downloads/kubuntu-15.04-desktop-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdX | 13:01 |
lmfaq | i just checked, dd is used to clone a disk, but not to make it bootable, so i think is the same if i open the iso and i copy files into the usb key | 13:03 |
lmfaq | or maybe i'm totaly wrong lol | 13:03 |
squash | you also need to be sure that your Aspire has a 64 bit cpu if you are using the 64 bit image | 13:03 |
squash | if it has the Intel Atom cpu, that's 32 bit | 13:03 |
lmfaq | yes no prob i'll change it with i386 | 13:04 |
lordievader | lmfaq: dd is a bit copy tool, if the image is bootable the thing dd copies is too. The iso is bootable ;) | 13:04 |
Smurphy | Oha. Just removed a USB cable from my mac mini, and it locked hard the OS .... | 13:04 |
lmfaq | lordievader, i'm not expert but i think CD/DVD boot is different from USB | 13:05 |
lordievader | lmfaq: The dd method works though... | 13:05 |
squash | dd is the recommended method for command line | 13:06 |
lmfaq | ok then, i'm going to try, thanks a lot squash and lordievader | 13:06 |
lmfaq | just a last curiosity, what "of=/dev/sdX" is used for? | 13:07 |
squash | change /dev/sdX to /dev/[whatever device your usb stick is] | 13:08 |
squash | use 'dmesg' to see what it got assigned, it will be at the bottom once you plug it in | 13:08 |
lmfaq | great, thanks again, really useful for me | 13:10 |
squash | Ah dang it, the issue that brought me here has returned. kolourpaint renders incorrectly. | 13:21 |
squash | and now all my dialogs are broken again | 13:30 |
squash | this time I'll do some diagnostics though. back in a bit. | 13:36 |
squash | logging out and back in solved it, so now I'm mad. | 13:41 |
ejay | Hi, is there any way to add a panel without crashing plasma? | 13:47 |
BluesKaj | ejay,other than the default panel? | 13:50 |
yossarianuk | hey - can anyone recommend a good emulation news site for Linux (i.e mame/c64/amiga emulation) ? | 13:50 |
yossarianuk | I used to use http://linuxemu.retrofaction.com/ but thats been long dead | 13:50 |
ejay | BluesKaj: yes | 13:51 |
BluesKaj | ejay, dunno, never tried , the default is enough for my needs | 13:52 |
ejay | BluesKaj: oh, ofc | 13:52 |
BluesKaj | ejay, are you a former ubuntu user who wants a panel at the top of the screen, if so afaik you just need to drag it | 13:54 |
ejay | BluesKaj: no, I'm a former kubuntu user that wants to add panel to his secondary screen but adding another panel is just too much for plasma it seems. Why there is a option to add another panel if it will crash plasma? | 13:56 |
ejay | BluesKaj: oh, and good luck with draging any panel anywhere. | 13:57 |
* lordievader is able to create a new panel and drag it to any screen without troubles | 13:58 | |
BluesKaj | ejay, really? then plasma5 has dropped more features then I thought ... not surprised, plasma is a regression IMO | 13:59 |
BluesKaj | than | 13:59 |
BluesKaj | thank the stars I just need one large monitor | 14:00 |
ejay | lordievader: well, I guess that with plasma you need more luck then ideas | 14:02 |
marco-parillo | OK, I did get a plasma5 crash when I added a new default panel, but it seems to have been created and is now at the top | 14:02 |
lordievader | ejay: Running 5.4.2 here on Gentoo, perhaps that has something to do with it. | 14:03 |
lordievader | ejay: Anyhow, report a bug ;) | 14:03 |
lordievader | !bugs | 14:03 |
ubottu | If you find a bug in Kubuntu, please follow the instructions at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs/Reporting to report the issue to the developers. | 14:03 |
ejay | lordievader: I'm done with reporting bugs. I could spend whole day with bug tracker. I need to work to pay my internet bills so I can insult incompetent kde devs. | 14:04 |
BluesKaj | ejay, mosy bugs are dupes by now anyway | 14:05 |
BluesKaj | most | 14:05 |
marco-parillo | Funny, then I deleted my normal (bottom) panel, and then adding a new panel did not crash Plasma. | 14:05 |
squash | that's because of a drkonqi bug that won't let you report a bug as being related | 14:05 |
squash | my problem with kde bug reporting in a nutshell: http://i.imgur.com/Z7Zlvue.jpg | 14:07 |
ejay | squash: future is now | 14:07 |
BluesKaj | aq I reported a bug last week that had previously been reported , so mine was dupe, but there was no indication that it was a dupe when I reported it. | 14:08 |
BluesKaj | squash,^ | 14:08 |
BluesKaj | reporting bugs has largely become a waste of time on any OS that has aleady been released IME | 14:10 |
Smurphy | ack ... | 14:18 |
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yossarianuk | BluesKaj: surely not true... sometimes you may find a bug that also effects older versions too... | 14:56 |
alvin | squash: Heh, I tried ubuntu-bug, but it crashed too | 14:56 |
yossarianuk | alvin: that's fairly bad..... | 14:56 |
alvin | Yep. Segfaulted. Can't reproduce, because the IMAP bug (can't delete mails) is too bad and I'm in the process of restoring a previous version. | 14:57 |
alvin | I've notified the Kontact people, and there is some kind of KDE bug report, so it'll probably get fixed. | 14:58 |
yossarianuk | you could just report a bug manually )i.e at launchpad,etc) | 14:59 |
alvin | Yes, and it's a KDE bug. Although I don't know of any other distro's that have the same version of Kmail we have. Weird that this wasn't seen in testing. It's a pretty grave error. | 15:00 |
alvin | Kubuntu users have been posting here https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=316153 | 15:01 |
ubottu | KDE bug 316153 in general "can't move or delete messages in imap inbox" [Grave,Confirmed] | 15:01 |
alvin | What happens is that your mail is moved to the trash, and suddenly you have 2 mails that can't be deleted. The original (in Inbox) and the copy in Trash. | 15:01 |
rishabh_ | hello , i am facing a strange problem on my system .if i dont use my machine for sometime , a blackscreen comes up from where i cant get back to the desktop .the only to get back to desktop is to send the shutdown signal but in doing this internet goes off so ultimately i have to reset my machine .i am using kubuntu 15.04 on virtaul machine | 15:02 |
rishabh_ | the only way* | 15:03 |
rishabh_ | can anyone help me out with this ? | 15:04 |
squash | if it's a virtual machine, try disabling the screensaver/display power management | 15:05 |
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rishabh_ | squash: alright thanks i will try that | 15:12 |
Doyle | Hey. The DNS entries specified in the connection editor aren't being populated in resolv.conf. Is this a known issue? Fresh install. | 15:24 |
jubo2 | Hi.. I'm on Kubuntu15.10 live version to fix my installation of 15.10 | 15:26 |
jubo2 | Something wrong in the display settings causing a blank or black screen right after the loader bar after login finishes | 15:27 |
jubo2 | Something to do with the docking station. This was docked when I installed this | 15:27 |
jubo2 | I am guessing it thinks of the external display as the primary one and turns the internal off mistakenly coz it thinkgs | 15:29 |
jubo2 | it thinking something mistakenly.. | 15:30 |
Doyle | Found it. Disable dnsmasq... | 15:30 |
jubo2 | where are the confs for the displays? | 15:30 |
jubo2 | I go sudo mount the system containing the congigs | 15:31 |
Doyle | It might just be me, but if there's a configuration field, it should probably work without having to edit sys files. Regular users won't be able to figure this out. | 15:32 |
jubo2 | ait.. now in the old ~ directory | 15:33 |
lmfaq | rieccomi qua, facendo il DD if=/isokubuntu of=usbkey non mi risulta una chiavetta bootable | 15:46 |
lmfaq | dd minuscolo | 15:46 |
lmfaq | provando da winzoz con universalusbinstaller o netbootin comincia a fare il boot dall'usb, però si ferma alla presentazione del copyright | 15:48 |
lmfaq | non parte nemmeno l'interfatta di netbootin | 15:48 |
lmfaq | oh! sorry wrong language! | 15:49 |
lmfaq | i'm trying to make a bootable kubuntu usb key | 15:50 |
lmfaq | i tryied with dd command if=kubuntu.iso of=usbkey but it doesn't even try to boot | 15:51 |
lmfaq | i tried with uui and netbootin from a windows pc, but it start saying something about the copiright leaving a " _ " some lines under it | 15:52 |
lmfaq | someone have some ideas to solve this? | 15:52 |
Smurphy | lmfaq: dd if=kubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=1m should do it. You need to identify the right device though. | 15:53 |
lmfaq | i didnt use bs=xxx, is possible that it's the issue? | 15:53 |
Smurphy | yes... | 15:54 |
Smurphy | You need to write it to the USB Key. | 15:54 |
Smurphy | identify the USB Key - stick it into the computer, then on a console issue: dmesg | 15:54 |
lmfaq | but bs is not the writing speed? | 15:54 |
Smurphy | let it run until the end, and see which /dev/sd???? it issues. | 15:54 |
lmfaq | sdb1 | 15:54 |
Smurphy | bs=block size.... | 15:54 |
Smurphy | So make it: dd if=kubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=1m | 15:55 |
Smurphy | don't put it on /dev/sdb1 !!! => /dev/sdb | 15:55 |
Smurphy | Oh, and erase the file "usbkey" in your download/home directory - cause that's where it was written to ;) | 15:55 |
lmfaq | ok, i tried also with sdb, btw i always missed the bs..damn me...i'm going to try again, so ok i format the usb devide and re-try | 15:56 |
lmfaq | decice* | 15:56 |
lmfaq | omg device, sorry | 15:57 |
Smurphy | the bs=1m is just to speed up the write process... Else it takes way longer :) | 15:57 |
Smurphy | And - make sure the iso image you have downloaded is complete -> compare the MD5 Checksums ... | 15:57 |
lmfaq | mhm..maybe i understand wrong...i did "sudo dd if=/home/lmfaq/kub.iso of=/dev/sdb", i want avoid bs if not necessary | 15:59 |
Smurphy | Why avoid bs ? it is block size. You don't have to use it. It will just take longer to write it down. | 16:00 |
BluesKaj | don't avoid bs=1m it helps write the bits faster | 16:00 |
Smurphy | I hipe it works. I have to go... | 16:00 |
lmfaq | ok smurphy, thank a lot | 16:01 |
lmfaq | by the way if i joint the usb key i can see all the same files that i find inside the kub.iso | 16:01 |
lmfaq | if i join, if i open | 16:02 |
TerminalVelocity | i'm looking for some guidance regarding my recent upgrade from 15.04 to 15.10 | 16:06 |
TerminalVelocity | so, the upgrade went smoothly :-) | 16:06 |
TerminalVelocity | one minor issue though | 16:06 |
TerminalVelocity | prior to the upgrade i installed dropbox using the .deb package provided by Dropbox.com | 16:07 |
TerminalVelocity | in verion 15.04, it installed the dropbox icon into my tray | 16:07 |
TerminalVelocity | after the upgrade, the dropbox icon which was in the the tray is no longer there | 16:07 |
TerminalVelocity | any ideas on how to get the dropbox icon to show up in the tray again? | 16:08 |
BluesKaj | TerminalVelocity, not being a default app, dropbox needs reinstalling, that's all | 16:13 |
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TerminalVelocity | BluesKaj, yes...i tried that (dpkg --purge dropbox) and reinstalled the .deb package. that did not seem to work. do i need to reboot my machine? | 16:15 |
BluesKaj | most likely TerminalVelocity , yes | 16:15 |
jubo2 | So my black screen after login and loading progress bar.. | 16:25 |
jubo2 | Is it likely an Plasma problem or sould I look for it in x or something.. | 16:26 |
jubo2 | Now that I am able to boot to livecd version and mount the /home | 16:26 |
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jubo2 | any help? plasma or X problem if the screen turns black after the loader bar after login | 16:44 |
jubo2 | I have mounted my /home partition so I can change the files using this LiveCD and try rebooting to the Kubuntu15.10 installation till it doesn't turn black | 16:44 |
jubo2 | I'm looking at ~/.kde/share/config but not really sure what I should be looking | 16:51 |
jubo2 | I'm guessing the black screen is due to some mixup about the internal and external display | 16:51 |
jubo2 | I mean in the installed Kubuntu15.10 sometimes showed the kde-menu in the internal and sometimes in the external monitor | 16:52 |
jubo2 | help? | 16:54 |
kubuntu | hai | 17:01 |
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Guest2694 | im trying Kubuntu from live usb. how do i turn off kwin composite effect? | 17:02 |
Guest2694 | also i am installing plasmoid-widget-redshift but i cannot find/add it from "add widget" menu, did i miss something? | 17:03 |
jubo2 | I found some instructions. Rebooting now to try them | 17:03 |
Guest2694 | this is my first time using KDE/Plasma 5, lots of things are missing from KDE 4 :( | 17:05 |
drleviathan | jubo2, you're probably on the path toward the right solution but one workaround is to move the entire KDE config directory to the side and try to login without one --> a default config will be copied into place and you probably won't get the black screen. | 17:06 |
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drleviathan | Guest2694, that is always the case a WindowManager is overhauled. | 17:09 |
drleviathan | Features are left unimplemented to get the new version out. | 17:09 |
drleviathan | Usually the good features get finished and added back later. | 17:10 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Is that the plasma 5 version? I think it is called redshift-control-*.plasmoid | 17:10 |
drleviathan | I think I'll install Plasma5 on an unimportant machine first to see which features have been lost. | 17:10 |
Guest2694 | drleviathan: ok that topic is too "political", now what about the missing widget? does it mean that the redshift plasmoid aren't compatible with KDE in Kubuntu Wily? | 17:11 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Try adding it from the 'Get new widgets' button... | 17:12 |
Guest2694 | Gamayun: i did and it is not there. does it mean that it is incompatible? | 17:13 |
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jubo2 | got some more info on the problem. | 17:14 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Well, I'm using it now, so it shouldn't be.. ;) | 17:15 |
jubo2 | Hitting CRTL-ALT-F1 in the black screen gives a text shell | 17:15 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Note that it depends on libqt5qml-graphicaleffects | 17:15 |
jubo2 | hitting ALT-F1 gives the black screen back | 17:15 |
Guest2694 | Gamayun: the package name is plasma-widget-redshift, right? | 17:15 |
jubo2 | and when I logged in into the prompt it had a message that cannot find primary display | 17:16 |
jubo2 | or something like that | 17:16 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Hm, no I think that's the older one... | 17:16 |
jubo2 | how do I connect wifi without a GUI_ | 17:16 |
jubo2 | I installed irssi so i could get help from the shell I am able to access | 17:17 |
Guest2694 | Gamayun: ok what's the package name, i probably installed the older one, like you've said | 17:17 |
Guest2694 | cannot live without redshift | 17:18 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Not sure it's in the repos yet. I've installed it from the button in the 'Add widgets' menu. | 17:19 |
Guest2694 | DAE have problem with login that took so long? | 17:20 |
Guest2694 | Gamayun: ok found it, works OK now. cheers bro | 17:24 |
jubo2 | gonna boot there and see what xrandr says | 17:25 |
Gamayun | Guest2694: Np ;) | 17:26 |
Guest2694 | So can i turn off Kwin compisotor or not? feels so sluggish even with Blur effect turn off. GPU is Intel HD4400 | 17:27 |
ogigm | kubuntu 15.10 reboot give no gui, command line says Errors encountered while processing base-files, any ideas? | 17:35 |
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jubo2 | Hi again | 17:45 |
jubo2 | Running 'xrandr' just says the same "display not available" | 17:45 |
jubo2 | Somewhere there is a setting which is making the machine expect to find an external display on the DisplayPort that's on the dock that is not here | 17:46 |
jubo2 | this Kubuntu liked to (apparently) lottery which display it thought to be the primary | 17:47 |
jubo2 | I gonna toy around with Xreset if that helps | 17:54 |
jubo2 | hiya.. now in irssi in text shell | 17:59 |
jubo2 | managed to get internets connected to this broken OS | 17:59 |
hsnr | hi | 18:00 |
jubo2 | running Xreset didn't cause noticable change | 18:00 |
amichair | what package does the software update notification icon belong to? | 18:09 |
amichair | also, how do I investigate why libqgpgme1 is being held back after upgrade to 15.10? | 18:16 |
drleviathan | amichair, do you know the icon file for that update notification? If so you can do a "dpkg -S filename" to figure out which package installed it. | 18:21 |
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amichair | drleviathan: thanks, but I have no idea where the icon file is | 18:45 |
drleviathan | amichair, the icon probably lives in /usr/share | 18:46 |
drleviathan | you can hunt for icons with "notification" in their names like this: | 18:46 |
drleviathan | cd /usr/share | 18:46 |
drleviathan | find ./ | grep -i notification | grep png | 18:47 |
drleviathan | perhaps the result of such a search will reveal a likely candidate | 18:47 |
amichair | or in one command, find /usr/share -name "*notification*.png" | 18:47 |
amichair | :-) | 18:47 |
amichair | which results in a few tens of results | 18:48 |
drleviathan | yeah, well if you know which icon theme you're using you can probably narrow it down | 18:48 |
amichair | dpkg -S just shows it to be part of the theme package | 18:49 |
drleviathan | and you were asking which package installed it. What do you really want to do? | 18:51 |
amichair | drleviathan: oh, I see the confusion | 18:52 |
amichair | drleviathan: I'm looking for the package to which the functionality of the icon belongs | 18:53 |
amichair | drleviathan: i.e. whatever makes software update notifications popup and changes the icon accordingly | 18:53 |
amichair | there's always a red x on it | 18:53 |
amichair | although come to think of it, maybe it's somehow related to the held back package issue | 18:53 |
amichair | perhaps I should tackle that one first | 18:54 |
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hammerandtongs_ | hello, is anyone aware of this bug https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92504 | 20:32 |
ubottu | Freedesktop bug 92504 in Drivers/DRI/nouveau "[NVA5] Corruption in Plasma 5 on resume -- set_domain failures" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] | 20:32 |
hammerandtongs_ | this causes severe hangs on plasmashell | 20:33 |
hammerandtongs_ | macbook air 2011 for me | 20:33 |
hammerandtongs_ | i didn't find a reference to it in launchpad | 20:34 |
finetundra__ | hammerandtongs_: all I can think to say is try a different DE. Plasma 5 still has bugs that are being ironed out | 20:41 |
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hammerandtongs_ | finetundra__: its a solved bug in kernel 4.3 unfortunately it leaves plasma unusable in 15.10 | 20:57 |
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Orbeitrol | Hello, i have kubuntu 15.2 and im having a problem with the icons tray, the wifi icon disappears and the battery icon too and to make them appear again i have to deactivate and activate them, can someone help me with that issue please? | 21:37 |
soee | Orbeitrol: it is not Kubuntu bug | 21:49 |
soee | this is Plasma 5 issue, and devs are investigating it | 21:49 |
soee | but it's not so easy to track it down | 21:49 |
Orbeitrol | soee: thanks you | 22:01 |
rom1504 | vlc is broken (can't fullscreen videos) in 15.10 | 22:10 |
rom1504 | anyway to fix that ? | 22:11 |
Xavi92 | Is it possible to compile GCC 5.2.0 on Kubuntu 12.04? | 23:05 |
drleviathan | you mean you want to install gcc-5.2 on Kubuntu 12.04 so that you can compile other things using gcc-5.2? | 23:07 |
* drleviathan doesn't know how to do it. | 23:07 | |
Unit193 | Basically, don't. | 23:08 |
ussher_ | my kubuntu 14.04 system slows down over the course of a day, its becoming a habbit to reboot around 4:00 to speed it back up again. Are there any GUI type tools to help figure out where the bottleneck is? | 23:49 |
Eluus | kubuntu started faster this time, is the slow boot bug fixed? | 23:56 |
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