valorie | !firewall | 00:01 |
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ubottu | Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has built-in firewall capabilities. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | GUI frontends such as gufw and ufw-kde also exist. | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | 00:01 |
valorie | Letr5ts: ^^^ | 00:01 |
Letr5ts | valorie: thanks :) Is there a KDE specific firewall GUI package that many KUbuntu users use? | 00:07 |
valorie | Letr5ts: pretty much as the factoid says | 00:10 |
valorie | I let my router do the work, personally | 00:11 |
Letr5ts | :) | 00:11 |
bprompt | Letr5ts: hhhmm there used to be a kfw or kfirewall, not sure if its there still in kde4 | 00:18 |
bprompt | !ufw | Letr5ts | 00:18 |
ubottu | Letr5ts: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has built-in firewall capabilities. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | GUI frontends such as gufw and ufw-kde also exist. | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | 00:18 |
Letr5ts | bprompt: yeah, several years ago there was a real nice simple package, gui. kfirewall, iirc, but not anymore??? | 00:19 |
bprompt | I don't see it in the repositories | 00:20 |
Letr5ts | Were is the KStart menu location for ufw-kde? I just installed it, but don't see it in the menu. | 00:20 |
bprompt | Letr5ts: do a search =) | 00:25 |
bprompt | Letr5ts: but I'd think either Networking or System tools | 00:25 |
valorie | !info kfirewall | 00:32 |
ubottu | Package kfirewall does not exist in wily | 00:32 |
valorie | probably not ported to kf5 (yet) | 00:32 |
Letr5ts | valorie: kf5? | 00:35 |
Letr5ts | valorie: ah. Frameworks 5 | 00:36 |
valorie | sorry for the jargon | 00:37 |
valorie | yes, frameworks 5 | 00:37 |
seriousstorm85 | what do you think will happen to Kubuntu with Jonathan Ridell leaving? | 00:38 |
Letr5ts | JR += | 00:39 |
valorie | we'll be a bit slower | 00:39 |
Letr5ts | JR += | 00:39 |
valorie | we have no paid work now, so releases will be slower, especially now as we try to ramp up tooling | 00:40 |
valorie | all help welcome! | 00:40 |
Letr5ts | Firewall GUI viewer sw??? | 00:43 |
valorie | Letr5ts: if that is what you love, we'd like your help, yes | 00:45 |
valorie | on the Kubuntu level, or upstream in KDE | 00:45 |
Letr5ts | I am wondering if there is such a thing. | 00:45 |
valorie | the "viewer" part I don't know | 00:46 |
valorie | yes, there was kfirewall, and ufw-kde | 00:46 |
valorie | !ufw-kde | 00:46 |
valorie | err | 00:47 |
valorie | !info ufw-kde | 00:47 |
ubottu | ufw-kde (source: ufw-kde): KDE KCM to configure and control the Uncomplicated Firewall. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.0-0ubuntu1 (wily), package size 473 kB, installed size 901 kB | 00:47 |
Letr5ts | valorie: I see "Firewall" under KDE System Settings > Network. Is that ufw-kde? It's config only, not a firewall/network status monitor. | 00:50 |
valorie | right, KCM means control module | 00:50 |
valorie | if there is a monitor, it would be a widget of some sort | 00:51 |
valorie | available from the "hamburger" menu of plasma | 00:51 |
valorie | either on the desktop or panel, depending on how you work | 00:51 |
excalibr | I read some months ago that ksecret would replace kwallet and that would also address all the long standing complains about kwallet password prompts at login | 01:01 |
excalibr | Im on 15.10 now and I dont get the password prompt anymore at login. But I dont see ksecret in running process | 01:01 |
excalibr | Any idea what actually the change that does that? | 01:03 |
excalibr | Just curious | 01:03 |
shutin | hey I'm about to try installing kubuntu 14.04 in a dual boot setup with win 10. anything i should watch out for? | 01:13 |
TheCyberQuake | anyone else having issues with sddm-greeter in 15.10? I can't get into kubuntu from both the live cd and from a full install, I've tried redownloading to no avail | 02:26 |
TheCyberQuake | Executable: ssdm-greeter PID: 3534 Signal: Segmentation fault (11) Time: 11/9/15 02:24:01 | 02:27 |
valorie | hmm, cyberquake left | 02:55 |
valorie | redownloading is usually not a help | 02:55 |
valorie | excalibr: I think ksecret is part of kwallet? | 02:56 |
valorie | but I've not read up on it | 02:56 |
excalibr | valorie, by the way, do you have any workaround for output audio device not switching back to lineout when I plug out headphone from lineout port? | 03:13 |
excalibr | switch back to speakers* | 03:14 |
valorie | hmmm, the only time I had that problem it was a kernel bug | 03:15 |
valorie | and the workaround was a kernel patch! | 03:15 |
valorie | what version of kubuntu are you using, excalibr? | 03:16 |
excalibr | Im on 15.10. Been having this issue since I started using plasma 5 | 03:17 |
valorie | interesting | 03:17 |
valorie | I'm also on 15.10, and have not experienced those issues | 03:17 |
valorie | so I'm assuming that it's a driver issue | 03:17 |
valorie | I would tend to open up alsamixer and watch what happens when I un/plug in the earphones | 03:18 |
valorie | if not alsa, then pulseaudio | 03:18 |
valorie | lastly, kmix | 03:19 |
valorie | somewhere, the unplug action isn't being registered | 03:19 |
excalibr | valorie, sorry not so familiar with alsamixer. Where do I need to look a change in alsamixer while un/pluging in earphone | 03:27 |
valorie | !info alsamix | 03:28 |
ubottu | Package alsamix does not exist in wily | 03:28 |
valorie | pfff | 03:28 |
valorie | !alsamix | 03:28 |
valorie | grrrr | 03:28 |
valorie | it is a cli application, but you use your arrow keys to navigate it | 03:28 |
excalibr | haha | 03:28 |
excalibr | I know its cli. Im staring at alsamixer now but I dont know what exactly to look at | 03:29 |
valorie | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/Alsamixer | 03:29 |
valorie | oh, sorry | 03:29 |
valorie | that page is better than me 'splaining | 03:30 |
valorie | !alsamixer | 03:30 |
valorie | silly ubottu | 03:30 |
valorie | not sure what happened to the handy factoid | 03:30 |
excalibr | valorie, so while playing some song on speaker I plugged in earphone. I saw the speaker bar in alsamixer switched to MM. Then I unplugged the earphone, the speaker bar still has MM on it. Is that what should I observed in alsamixer? | 03:38 |
valorie | well, that shows that the "message" never gets to alsa | 03:39 |
valorie | which is pretty far down on the stack | 03:39 |
valorie | how about the mic input, does that register? | 03:40 |
valorie | you can use your earphones to test that in the input jack | 03:40 |
valorie | they are bad mics, but can function that way | 03:41 |
excalibr | valorie, wait. Something magical happened. In alsamixer, with speaker still muted after I unplug the earphone, if I manually unmute the speaker bar after that, everything works as it should after that. Plugging in earphone, audio goes to lineout and unpluggin earphone, audio goes back to speakers | 03:46 |
valorie | cool! | 03:46 |
excalibr | What is..happening! | 03:46 |
excalibr | Haa | 03:46 |
excalibr | So what is the bug here? | 03:47 |
valorie | alsamixer is a nice tool to have in your back pocket | 03:47 |
valorie | not so good to use all the time | 03:47 |
valorie | well, hard to say if it was a hardware problem or software? | 03:47 |
valorie | or, where in the stack it happened | 03:48 |
valorie | like: "playing some song" -- in what? | 03:48 |
excalibr | most likely software? Ive never had this problem in gnome/unity | 03:48 |
valorie | Amarok? Youtube? | 03:48 |
valorie | well, I've not had it in kubuntu either | 03:48 |
excalibr | I was playing song in Spotify but now Im playing song in Amarok | 03:51 |
valorie | do you get the same behavior on both? | 03:52 |
valorie | because Amarok uses phonon and spotify doesn' | 03:52 |
valorie | t | 03:52 |
Hudsonkem | blender thumbnail for dolphin 15.08.2, ideas? | 03:53 |
excalibr | valorie: Yep, the correct behavior on both. But only after I unmuted the speaker bar a while ago | 03:54 |
valorie | excalibr: so I guess then I would check with kmix, and pulseaudio in turn | 03:55 |
valorie | as you did with alsamixer | 03:55 |
valorie | if it is the same behavior on all, it's gotta be either a driver or hardware | 03:55 |
excalibr | valorie, do I need to undo the change I did in alsamixer first before checking with kmix/pulseaudio? | 03:57 |
valorie | that I do not know | 03:57 |
valorie | as I said, the only time I had your problem was years ago | 03:58 |
valorie | and it was the kernel | 03:58 |
valorie | about as far down the stack as you can go | 03:58 |
valorie | :p | 03:58 |
Hudsonkem | excalibr whats problem? | 04:00 |
excalibr | Hudsonkem, my output audio device doesnt switch back to speakers when I unplug ear/headphone | 04:01 |
Hudsonkem | 山 :O ok, just a moment | 04:02 |
Hudsonkem | read about it ok, so take back if u not solve it :)>>>http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2058548 | 04:06 |
excalibr | Hudsonkem, ty I'll give it a go | 04:15 |
jbermudes | Does anyone else experience in 15.10 times where the thubnails that show up when you hover over a taskbar item don't go away when you mouse away from the taskbar? | 04:47 |
Hudsonkem | jbermudes right click on taskbar and go to task manager settings, | 04:51 |
Hudsonkem | check (show tips) | 04:51 |
Hudsonkem | check (show tooltips)* | 04:52 |
jbermudes | Hudsonkem: Thanks. I understand that will turn them off, but I was wondering if others had experienced a bug where they don't behave as they should | 04:54 |
valorie | jbermudes: I've not seen that | 04:54 |
jbermudes | It might be because I upgraded from 15.04. Maybe I'll try a fresh install, because I also noticed the upgrade made my taskbar take forever to load after logging in | 04:55 |
valorie | I like tooltips so wouldn't want to turn them off | 04:55 |
jbermudes | Right, I like them too | 04:55 |
jbermudes | I just don't like them sometimes being there permanently :P | 04:55 |
valorie | I upgraded | 04:55 |
valorie | I doubt it's that | 04:56 |
Hudsonkem | jbermudes, ^^ got it | 04:56 |
valorie | you could find the plasma config in ~/.config and rename that | 04:56 |
Hudsonkem | valorie dont be, upgrade dist may cause many issues as u can wonder | 04:56 |
valorie | perhhaps there is a wonky config left over from 15.04 | 04:57 |
Hudsonkem | maybe :). | 04:57 |
valorie | Hudsonkem: sure, but that is usually left-over configs and such | 04:57 |
valorie | one can always test with a new user | 04:57 |
valorie | I have had bad upgrades, yes | 04:58 |
Hudsonkem | :V ya god listen u :), try it jbermudes, | 04:58 |
valorie | but in general, apt gives good ways to fix partial installs and such | 05:00 |
Hudsonkem | jbermudes>> mv ~/.config ~/.config_bkp | 05:03 |
jbermudes | I'll try that out. Thanks :) | 05:04 |
valorie | ooo, I wouldn't have moved the whole .config folder, but that can work..... | 05:14 |
valorie | you've always got the old one if you need to move some files back | 05:14 |
Hudsonkem | :) | 05:15 |
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londoh | Hi I have a failed upgrade 15.05 -> 15.10. I started it from muon as per wiki. left it running over night. this morning machine has hung. a reboot gets kernel panic unabel to mount root fs | 07:57 |
londoh | anyone know 1?how to recover it please | 07:58 |
valorie | londoh: can you get a konsole or does control + alt + f2 or f3 etc. work? | 08:00 |
valorie | if so, can you do `sudo do-release-upgrade` ? | 08:03 |
valorie | just paste that into your console using control-shift-v | 08:04 |
londoh | no its completley hung | 08:04 |
valorie | without the backticks | 08:04 |
valorie | so no control + alt + f anything? | 08:05 |
valorie | sometimes one will work, when others will no | 08:05 |
valorie | t | 08:05 |
londoh | and so i hit power button. now have kernel panic and "unable to mount root rs" | 08:05 |
valorie | :( | 08:05 |
valorie | power button was not a good move | 08:06 |
valorie | probably now your only hope is to do a new install | 08:06 |
londoh | i just searched the forum and it failed updating libsane drivers. others have the problem. | 08:06 |
valorie | a failed upgrade is possible to fix, but not once restarted | 08:06 |
londoh | oh bugger :-( | 08:07 |
valorie | so do you have a DVD drive in it? | 08:07 |
londoh | yea i do | 08:07 |
valorie | and can burn a DVD or USB somehow? | 08:07 |
valorie | !liveusb | 08:07 |
ubottu | For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 08:07 |
valorie | usb is best, I think | 08:08 |
valorie | because fastest | 08:08 |
londoh | yea I have a couple other machines here. am downloading iso now. | 08:08 |
londoh | surely there is some way to recover this failed install? | 08:08 |
valorie | well, it is possible that with the liveUSB, you can fix it from there | 08:09 |
valorie | is it worthwhile to do so? | 08:09 |
valorie | I mean, it's a challenge | 08:09 |
londoh | well the machine has a spare drive with rsynced /home backup but even so its a hassle to reinstall everything | 08:10 |
valorie | !recovery | 08:10 |
ubottu | If your system fails to boot normally, it may be useful to boot it into recovery mode. For instructions, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode | 08:10 |
valorie | pfff | 08:10 |
londoh | tried it - same kernel panic / me panic | 08:10 |
valorie | right, that wasn't what I was looking for | 08:11 |
valorie | there are special live ISOs for recovery | 08:11 |
londoh | recorvery iso for kubunto or generic? | 08:12 |
valorie | http://www.sysresccd.org/Download is the one I've heard of most | 08:12 |
valorie | generic | 08:12 |
londoh | ok i'll give it a shot | 08:12 |
valorie | the thing is, if you have your ~/home safe | 08:12 |
valorie | then all you need do with a new install is add a few applications | 08:13 |
valorie | I know that there is some futzing | 08:13 |
valorie | but really, installing takes so little time | 08:13 |
valorie | but if you want to do the work, rescue might be interesting | 08:13 |
londoh | yea I kinda know that but even so it takes a few days to get it all back up | 08:14 |
londoh | it mys work machine - stoopid thing to do to trust and upgrade at bedtime :-( doh! | 08:14 |
valorie | :( | 08:15 |
valorie | well, usually it works | 08:15 |
valorie | my upgrade was totally boring | 08:15 |
londoh | I have to go out now for an hour. I'll elect to try the rescue remedy first. | 08:15 |
valorie | best of luck, londoh | 08:15 |
londoh | this kinda excitment i can do without at 8 am monday morning ;-) | 08:15 |
londoh | later | 08:15 |
Smurphy | londoh: It probably is only a failed Grub configuration update. Means all data is there. | 08:20 |
Smurphy | You should be able to manually fix the grub and boot into the system. | 08:20 |
Smurphy | Check out | 08:20 |
Smurphy | http://stargate.solsys.org/mod.php?mod=faq&op=extlist&topicid=7&expand=yes#154 | 08:20 |
Smurphy | That's what I usually do. | 08:20 |
londoh | smurphy I was typing but i think the chat hung too | 08:24 |
londoh | I'm hoping your suggestion is possible, but I've never done it before. have to go out back in an hour for some more advice. thanks all | 08:25 |
lordievader | Good morning. | 08:44 |
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Ardalan | Hey folks | 09:51 |
Ardalan | I have a problem with making kubuntu 15.10 usb disk | 09:51 |
Ardalan | unetbootin and startup disk creator doesn't work | 09:52 |
Ardalan | can anyone help?! | 09:52 |
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freeroute | hi everyone, I have this idea / feature and I was wondering if I could do that on KDE. | 11:29 |
freeroute | basically, I want to name virtual desktops, and have something like Krunner go to that specific virtual desktop based on that name. | 11:30 |
freeroute | is that somehow doable? | 11:30 |
Smurphy | freeroute: it is doable./ Check activities for the placing. And - the desktop naming is a feature that exists for a long time already | 11:40 |
freeroute | Smurphy: well I've named my virtual desktops accordingly, but selecting them based on text search? Do I have to use activities for that? | 11:41 |
Smurphy | Why not just make Ctrl-F1, Ctrl-F2 etc. ? | 11:43 |
Smurphy | selecting based on text search, no. Doesn't work. | 11:43 |
freeroute | because I only have 12 function keys :p | 11:46 |
Smurphy | lol... | 11:46 |
Smurphy | Ctrl-Fx is already hard-coded into it., | 11:46 |
freeroute | for example, I have browser windows based on topic: Research, linux, reddit general, crypto, etc. | 11:47 |
freeroute | and personally I'd rather have different workspaces cut out for those topics. | 11:47 |
freeroute | oh I thought I could change that shortcut to for example do Super-1, Super-2 etc. | 11:48 |
freeroute | is it hardcoded? | 11:48 |
Smurphy | Ctrl-F1 etc., yes. | 11:48 |
freeroute | oh... so I can't change those shortcut? :S | 11:49 |
hateball | freeroute: well your browser windows should show up in the search, and you will be offered to be taken there regardless of which virtual desktop they are on | 11:56 |
hateball | so as long as you know the browser window name, that should work just the same as assigning the desktop itself a name, no? | 11:56 |
freeroute | a lot of the times however the browser window title does not necessarily reflect the topic though | 11:57 |
BluesKaj | Hey all | 12:00 |
freeroute | ello :) | 12:17 |
londoh | thanks to the kind folks who stepped in earlier re 15.04->15.10 upgrade issue (valorie and a smurph maybe ;-) ) - the little boot-repair utility fixed most of it, then bit of messing about with dkms and nvidia driver. all good now, on 15.10. But that is one garish piece of desktop wallpaper - yuckk | 12:23 |
lordievader | londoh: Nothing is stopping you from changing it ;) | 12:24 |
amovah | Hi | 12:33 |
amovah | I want to remove KDE desktop completly | 12:33 |
BluesKaj | amovah, why and which kubuntu? | 12:36 |
amovah | BluesKaj: I like KDE desktop but my hardwares is sucks | 12:37 |
BluesKaj | ok , but which kubu8ntu release? | 12:37 |
amovah | which kubuntu??? I don't understand. can you explain more | 12:37 |
amovah | how can I find out which kubuntu | 12:37 |
amovah | ? | 12:37 |
lordievader | amovah: Open a terminal and run 'lsb_release -a' | 12:38 |
amovah | I'm not in KDE desktop now | 12:38 |
lordievader | amovah: As long as it it somekind of ubuntu it doesn't matter. | 12:38 |
amovah | so, how can I remove completly kde desktop? | 12:39 |
BluesKaj | sudo apt remove kubuntu-desktop && plasma-desktop | 12:40 |
BluesKaj | oops not that | 12:40 |
BluesKaj | sudo apt remove kubuntu-desktop && sudo apt remove plasma-desktop | 12:41 |
amovah | should I run sudo apt-get autoremove command ? | 12:41 |
Smurphy | after that, yes. | 12:41 |
amovah | and I'm using Ubuntu 15.10 | 12:42 |
BluesKaj | amovah, do you have unity or gnome desktop installed | 12:43 |
BluesKaj | ? | 12:43 |
Smurphy | Which desktop do you run ? | 12:43 |
amovah | unity | 12:43 |
Smurphy | *lol* Almost same question :} | 12:43 |
amovah | now I have another problem | 12:44 |
amovah | I still have some applications, like konverstaion, kmail | 12:44 |
amovah | I don't want them | 12:44 |
amovah | How can I remove them all.? | 12:44 |
Smurphy | Should have been removed by removing kubuntu-desktop.... | 12:45 |
ssarah | hei guys | 12:46 |
ssarah | im learning chinese | 12:46 |
ssarah | how to i change kde so i can start typing in chinese? | 12:46 |
amovah | no, they are still here | 12:46 |
Smurphy | remove the kontact suite then. | 12:47 |
BluesKaj | amovah, did you run autoremove | 12:47 |
amovah | yes of courese | 12:47 |
amovah | course | 12:47 |
amovah | Smurphy: it's not all, I have katem Knote, etc. | 12:48 |
BluesKaj | run sudo apt-get autoclean as well\ | 12:48 |
amovah | kate* | 12:48 |
amovah | are you sure? | 12:48 |
amovah | it doesn't work | 12:48 |
BluesKaj | amovah, try a reboot | 12:49 |
amovah | let me do | 12:49 |
Smurphy | fast reboot. | 12:52 |
amovah | KDE desktop is still exsits on dm | 12:52 |
amovah | and also its application | 12:52 |
Smurphy | He didn't remote it then. | 12:53 |
Smurphy | sudo apt-get remote desktop-kubuntu | 12:53 |
amovah | Unable to locate package desktop-kubuntu | 12:54 |
amovah | remote or remove? | 12:54 |
BluesKaj | uhm kubuntu-desktop | 12:55 |
amovah | Package 'kubuntu-desktop' is not installed, so not removed | 12:55 |
lordievader | You can allways spit through the 'dpkg -l' list and remove things manually. | 12:56 |
amovah | there isn't another way? | 12:56 |
Smurphy | Check this: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntu | 12:57 |
amovah | in my opinion it isn't a solution , and it takes my time. | 12:57 |
BluesKaj | aamo go ask in #ubuntu , those commands should have worked | 12:57 |
BluesKaj | amovah,^ | 12:57 |
amovah | Smurphy: It doesn't work | 12:58 |
BluesKaj | frankly I'm not sure this guy is legit , I've had enough ...I smell troll | 13:00 |
Smurphy | Sorry then. I am using kubuntu. I don't remove it. | 13:00 |
Smurphy | BluesKaj :} | 13:00 |
amovah | my hardwares is sucks | 13:03 |
amovah | I like that | 13:03 |
amovah | but I need too remove it | 13:03 |
amovah | I need to remove it | 13:03 |
BluesKaj | http://askubuntu.com/questions/79636/how-to-remove-all-traces-of-kde-installed | 13:03 |
amovah | No it's doesn't work, it's referenced to http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntu | 13:04 |
BluesKaj | amovah, then go to #ubuntu , they can help you | 13:05 |
amovah | also they can't | 13:05 |
amovah | :( | 13:06 |
BluesKaj | remove akonadi , it will take most of the kubuntu desktop with it | 13:06 |
Smurphy | yep :} | 13:07 |
amovah | it is their answer: amovah: look at your apt/dpkg log and see what packages you installed, and remove them | 13:07 |
BluesKaj | amovah, just remove akonadi | 13:11 |
BluesKaj | it happened to me the first time i used kde4 and wanted to get rid of akonadi because I didn't need it , took the whole kubuntu-desktop :-) | 13:13 |
BluesKaj | good riddance and good luck | 13:17 |
Smurphy | :} | 13:23 |
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JunkHunk | did anybody get nvclock working on kubuntu? | 15:07 |
JunkHunk | I really would like to monitor GPU usage | 15:08 |
JunkHunk | I get this error: $ nvclock -i | 15:10 |
JunkHunk | Error: failed to mmap PMC | 15:10 |
BluesKaj | JunkHunk, I don't see nvclock in muon | 15:12 |
JunkHunk | I found this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/387594/how-to-measure-gpu-usage | 15:12 |
JunkHunk | nvclock seems to be kind of forgotten | 15:12 |
JunkHunk | nvidia-smi works nice for me | 15:13 |
JunkHunk | I only need now to type the command in conky to use it | 15:13 |
JunkHunk | I ll ask in conky | 15:13 |
BluesKaj | qhynot use the system monitor or cpustat | 15:14 |
BluesKaj | oops whynot | 15:14 |
ejay | hi. Plasma5 just went full retard. Did not change nothing and this crap is making extra spaces and, it looks like, it's trying to take whole space of a panel. Ofc it's retarded and my question is - how to make it so it will stop act like a rest of plasma? | 15:18 |
ejay | systray of plasma5* | 15:18 |
BluesKaj | ejay, which plasma version , plasmashell -v in the terminal | 15:30 |
swa | hi wifi gets disconnected | 15:36 |
swa | help please | 15:36 |
Alias_ | system requirements for kubuntu 15.10? | 15:39 |
BluesKaj | Alias_, which kubuntu are running now? | 15:40 |
BluesKaj | are you | 15:40 |
Alias_ | Now I am with lubuntu | 15:40 |
BluesKaj | ok , but whcich release? | 15:41 |
Alias_ | 14.04 LTS | 15:41 |
ejay | BluesKaj: nvm. Tried to to fix it by clicking RMB on systray and plasma just died. Now it's fine, prolly will go retard after next reboot but I don't want to try if it's true. | 15:41 |
swa | 14.04 | 15:42 |
BluesKaj | Alias_, ok what hardware do you have and how old is your pc? | 15:43 |
Alias_ | It's up to 4 year, the hardware is: Intel® Atom™ N450 Processor , | 15:44 |
Alias_ | 1gb DDR2 | 15:44 |
Alias_ | 1024x600 screen resolution | 15:45 |
BluesKaj | 1GB RAM is minimum for kubuntu | 15:46 |
Alias_ | It have 1gb ram | 15:46 |
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BluesKaj | your cpu is fine, you can install kubuntu-desktop to try it out and choose the desktop at login, if it's too slow and difficult then just remove it | 15:52 |
BluesKaj | Alias_,^ | 15:52 |
Alias_ | Okey, really thx! | 15:52 |
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Guest89097 | привет | 16:32 |
test_ | привет | 16:37 |
mparillo | !ru | 16:54 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. | 16:54 |
maartenw | I have recently been upgrading to 15.10 and since then, I'm suffering from a severe problem | 17:58 |
maartenw | when I am in the KDE environment, all of a sudden both of my screens go blank, the computer remains alive, but keyboard seems unusable | 17:58 |
maartenw | The only way to get out is by hitting the reset button | 17:59 |
maartenw | I use a GT430 Nvidia card with the nvidia drivers | 18:00 |
maartenw | I've tried various versions: newest one, 340 and also legacy, 304, all have the same error | 18:00 |
maartenw | I have no clue when it happens, all of a sudden | 18:01 |
maartenw | I've now switched to xfce to see whether plasma is to be blamed, but it seems it happened again during diner | 18:01 |
maartenw | Any clues? I see nothing among bug reports... | 18:01 |
drleviathan | maartenw, do you still have access to the command line terminals (e.g. CTRL+ALT+F1, CTRL+ALT+F2, ... up to F5 or F6)? | 18:13 |
drleviathan | btw, to get back to GUI mode use CTRL+ALT+F7 | 18:14 |
maartenw | drleviathan: no, unfortunately not. I tried immediately | 18:14 |
maartenw | it seems the keyboard is broken too | 18:14 |
drleviathan | maartenw, do you have SSH access to the computer when it goes blank? | 18:16 |
drleviathan | I'm just wondering if running the "dmesg" command or looking at some log while the screen is blank would provide clues | 18:17 |
drleviathan | I don't have a good theory about what the problem is | 18:17 |
maartenw | drleviathan i've not yet tried | 18:17 |
maartenw | the thing is it's long ago when I used ssh | 18:18 |
maartenw | but i can try to set it up with my tablet | 18:18 |
maartenw | do you know an easy app for android? | 18:18 |
drleviathan | no. I always have a second computer available since everyone in my family has their own | 18:19 |
maartenw | in mine too, but they are on windows | 18:19 |
maartenw | wait i have an old laptop | 18:20 |
maartenw | i'm going to try | 18:20 |
maartenw | i guess the old X log will help too | 18:20 |
maartenw | I personally think that the x server crashes and locks up the screen | 18:20 |
maartenw | ok, i have ssh access now to the computer | 18:29 |
maartenw | so as soon as it goes down, which might take quite some time, I can try | 18:29 |
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xela2244 | hi, i'm using kubuntu 15.10 and I added system load widget, but is showing wrong RAM usage | 19:00 |
stefan_____ | hi, i have i small problem with my kde install, kde does not change icons when i choose some(dolphin uses the gtk icon set) | 19:12 |
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stefan____ | hi has someone ever experienced that programms like dolphin use the gtk style even if its not configured as default(kf5)? | 21:23 |
bprompt | stefan____: nope | 21:24 |
daum | hey guys - i just installed 15.10 fresh on my laptop which was on 14. now when i close browser windows/click log out the top of the screen flickers as it must be trying to do some sort of animation? | 21:38 |
stefan____ | ok found my problem, the env QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME was set | 21:58 |
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finetundra | how do I get to the OS from grub recovery | 22:15 |
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bprompt | finetundra: "to the OS"? | 22:17 |
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Eluus | "open file" dialog doesn't see usb drives in some programs, how do I fix that? kubuntu 15.10 | 22:30 |
bprompt | Eluus: that depends on the app itself, IIRC you can customize at some level the "open file" dialog window, or even provide your own, but you can always just got to /media/ folder to find your device | 22:32 |
Eluus | bprompt: thanks! | 22:33 |
Eluus | bprompt: do you know where I can customize the open file dialog window? | 22:34 |
bprompt | Eluus: well... by "you", I meant the developer writing the application and using an "open file" dialog | 22:36 |
Eluus | ic | 22:36 |
Eluus | not all programs open the same dialog | 22:36 |
bprompt | right | 22:37 |
Eluus | I wish all of them used KDialog | 22:37 |
bprompt | some use GTK dialogs, some use KDE's or QTs, and some may write their own like Java apps | 22:37 |
Fritigern | HOLY COW!!!! Who would have thought that appmenu-qt5 could cause that much problems??? For days I could not figure out why the &^$*^ I had lost icons, why I couldn;t change Icon themes and my widgets looked like GTK. But thanks to stefan____ who discovered that QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME was set, I discovered that appmenu-qt5 was the cause of these issues | 23:54 |
Fritigern | I've uninstalled that package, and now my icons (breeze) are reappearing, the widgts (breeze) look normal and everyhihng can be reconfigured again. | 23:56 |
Fritigern | So now you know, if someone complains about missing icons, icon theme no longer working, and/or widgets looking weird, direct them to uninstalling the package appmenu-qt5 and stick with appmenu-qt (without 5) | 23:57 |
genii | Good to know | 23:57 |
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