[00:03] valorie: without any console logs? waste of time [01:33] valorie: the problem was that apparently command and terminal are two different things [01:34] i did your line in terminal, and through a password, noth much happened something did but idk, how do i know it updated ? === struk|desk|away is now known as struk|desk2 [02:04] Hello everyone! What is the scheduled release date for Kubuntu 16.04? [02:35] Hey guys I made a poll for fun [02:35] http://www.polljunkie.com/poll/ktdsfm/best-linux-de/ === struk|desk is now known as struk|desk|away === struk|desk|away is now known as struk|desk === jack_ is now known as lzto [04:48] goddard: "You have found your way to an invalid poll link." [04:51] cjwelborn: http://www.polljunkie.com/poll/ktdsfm/best-linux-de/view [05:27] !releases > ifohancroft: [05:28] !releases [05:28] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months to 5 years. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [05:28] Thank you, valorie! [05:28] I guess I needed a | instead of > [05:28] :-) [05:28] No idea about that. We can always find out [05:29] !releases | valorie [05:29] valorie: Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months to 5 years. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [05:29] yeah, you were right [05:29] in any case, sometime in April [05:29] I've already got it on my travel laptop [05:29] so far, so good [05:30] and btw sry, I forgot to mentioned that I already know the release date for Ubuntu 16.04 but I wasn't sure if Kubuntu 16.04 will be available for download on the very same day [05:30] oh nice [05:37] ifohancroft: always all the flavors are released at the same time [05:37] oh, that's awesome [05:38] we're part of Ubuntu just as we have been since day one of Kubuntu [05:46] Hey, Guys would you say dropbox is safe? RE: Privacy [05:47] I guess it depends [05:47] for what I use it for, it's plenty safe [05:51] personal data? [05:52] they never asked me for any [05:52] I suppose they know how much I use it, which isn't much [05:52] it's an easy way to share photos [05:52] and share some text files between computers [05:54] thanks valorie [05:55] btw arts, easiest way to install: http://www.nixternal.com/kde-and-dropbox/ [05:56] imo [06:14] how do I connect a samba shared printer on windows 7 that is password protected in kubuntu [06:18] !samba [06:18] Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [06:19] maybe your answer is in one of those docs, arts [06:35] KFOntview seems to be broken on my machine. Is this a known problem? What happens is that the window appears to have no font preview in it, save for a smidge on the right hand side of the window. Is there something that I can do to fix this on my machine? [06:36] Also, the font thumbnailer in Dolphin does not seem to want to work for me, the thumbnails, although all of different dimensions. are all black and I have a feeling that one thing is related to the other [06:36] (Kubuntu 15.10, in case someone would like to know) [06:41] !info kfontview [06:41] Package kfontview does not exist in wily [06:41] hmmm [06:41] so it must be part of something else [06:58] what is the latest konqueror version? [06:58] !info konqueror [06:58] konqueror (source: kde-baseapps): advanced file manager, web browser and document viewer. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:15.08.2-0ubuntu1 (wily), package size 1260 kB, installed size 3703 kB [06:58] I don't think it's had a release for awhile though [06:59] beyond the port to kf5 === struk|desk is now known as struk|desk|away [07:00] i feel like I just made a huge mistake by compiling it from sourcecode [07:00] now my konqueror is at 4.14.15 [07:04] And I am back after I stupidly closed my IRC client. === struk|desk|away is now known as struk|desk [07:04] Installed: 4:15.08.3-0ubuntu0.1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1 [07:04] Fritigern: I was going to test the font viewer, but I don't know what fonts to open [07:04] where are they stored? [07:04] valorie: Is that in relation to my question about the fonts stuffs? [07:05] !kfind [07:05] Ah, valorie, the fonts arte just any fonts that are on the system, installed or not. [07:06] hmmm, I didn't see any in it [07:06] Fritigern: yes, i waited until you came back [07:07] solvarr: Installed: 4:15.08.3-0ubuntu0.1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1 is what I have [07:07] but as I said, it's not a very active project [07:07] i feel like i just downgraded it [07:08] no, no [07:08] the versions get bumped [07:08] but you have the latest if you built from git [07:08] what is the latest dolphin version then? [07:10] valorie: You may have some fonts in ~/.fonts. Or try the systemwide installed ones in /usr/share/fonts but the problem is not the fonts, because they work and they are fine. It's the kfontviewer as well as dolphin's font thumbnailer that won't work for me. [07:12] right, I just wanted to test [07:14] hmmm, I'm seeing the opentype font I choose by random [07:14] valorie: Here's a screenshot of what I see: http://imgur.com/T7VGdAY [07:15] Is it normal that plasmashell is taking up 200% of my cpu? [07:15] Also what is baloo file extractor for? [07:16] baloo is a file indexer for desktop search [07:16] the extractor indexes the contents of files [07:17] mine: http://imgur.com/PGLosHo [07:17] solvarr: does control+space give you the same CPU percentage? [07:18] control+space does nothing lol [07:18] all these happened after I built kde-baseapps from git [07:19] oops, control + escape [07:19] sheesh [07:19] brain and fingers need to be connected [07:20] 74% [07:20] still quite a lot [07:20] once baloo finishes indexing, it takes nearly nothing [07:20] plasmashell: 1% for me [07:21] * Fritigern needs to go afk, will be back in about an hour or so, will read backlog in case anyone comes up with why kfontviewer would misbehave for me [07:21] but why does baloo suddenly starts working? === Fritigern is now known as Fritigern_AFK [07:21] is it because i built kde-baseapps? [07:21] of that, I'm unsure [07:21] solvarr: I would ask in #plasma [07:21] ok [07:22] thanks [07:22] also i can't search files anymore... [07:22] thought it's worth mentioning [07:34] solvarr: search where? [07:35] baloo doesn't feed all searches === struk|desk is now known as struk|desk|away [08:07] hi, I am running kubuntu 14.04 (actually lubuntu installs kubuntu-desktop package). Text input fields (box) are gray color. Actually, I can not determine if a field is editable or not. This happens to many apps such libreoffice. How can I solve such problem? thanks. [08:08] ps: running kde. (otherwise, i won't ask here.) [08:10] This is a libreoffice screen capture: http://www.pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=98184 [08:11] I am using hexchat for IRC client. hexchat does NOT have this problem. [08:13] Actually, I can not determine if that is a input field. you can see this from the screen capture. Without trying to click the mouse button in the gray field, I won't know there is a input field. [08:19] sgoll: just in libreoffice? not in any other kde based application? [08:36] sgo11: there is a plasma-gtk thing you probably need to set, in systemsettings I think [08:36] hmm, not finding it immediately [08:37] valorie, I don't find it anywhere. I am running 14.04. I can only find GTK option. [08:37] valorie, and it sets to oxygen-gtk theme. [08:37] ok, that's what I was thinking of [08:38] !info plasma-desktop vivid [08:38] plasma-desktop (source: plasma-desktop): Tools and widgets for the desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:5.2.2-0ubuntu4 (vivid), package size 1548 kB, installed size 7819 kB [08:38] acher88, sorry about the late reply. my hexchat does not remind me a new message except somebody mentions my name. it happens in many apps, but not all. I can not determine if the problematic apps are gtk or not. at least hexchat is OK. I don't think hexchat is using qt. [08:38] 2 ways of theming libreoffice [08:38] you might try installing that, sgo11 [08:39] valorie, thanks a lot. am I not running plasma-desktop? I thought kde was using plasma-desktop by default. [08:39] package libreoffice-kde which provides a native VCL pluging to render LO in qt/kde theme [08:39] it doesn't hurt to try [08:39] acher88, that will only solve my libreoffice problem. but many apps got that issue. [08:40] or libreoffice-gtk package which uses GTK to do the same, and then use oxygen gtk theme [08:40] valorie, I just tried to install it, it shows me I have that package already. [08:40] valorie, does it mean I am running plasma-desktop already? [08:40] yes [08:41] valorie, how to determine if I am running plasma-desktop or not? [08:41] is it other kde apps affected? [08:41] if you have it, you are running it [08:41] or gtk ones using the oxygen-gtk theme? [08:41] or you can press control + escape and see what processes are running [08:42] acher88, I tried this command "sudo apt-get install libreoffice-kde". it told me I had this package already. [08:42] so looks like libreoffice is using their kde VCL then [08:43] and other native kde apps show the same blank/invisible input fields? [08:43] I just switched to kde one day ago. I remembered this problem happened in other apps. but I can't recall what they are now. let me try. [08:44] acher88, let me try some other apps... === Fritigern_AFK is now known as Fritigern [08:45] gotta go in a sec, but if you can say whether it happens in pure kde/qt apps, then that will narrow the problem down [08:46] libreoffice is NOT native kde and uses a plugin to render it's interface in kde/qt [08:46] valorie: Do you have any suggestions as for as my issues go? (kfontview and font thumbs not playing nice) [08:47] I don't, since it's working for me [08:47] acher88, ok. thanks. I am trying some apps now. so far, I haven't found the same problem. but I remembered it happened in other apps yesterday. I just switched to kde yesterday. [08:47] Well poop. I had hoped you had some suggestions that I could try. [08:50] Fritigern: if it's any comfort, I've heard a few others report the same thing [08:50] but it seems to be really spotty [08:50] At least I know I am not the only one :-) [08:50] I suggest searching bugs.kde.org and chiming in [08:51] or filing a new bug if you don't find one [08:54] valorie: I never though about googling for the issue. I just did and found that the bug has been reported at least a few times. It appears to happen in many different distros, and not only debian-based ones. [08:54] your information will be valuable [08:56] Looking through the bug reports, I don;lt think I can add anything that has not already been reported. [08:57] details of your own system? [08:59] sorry, so far I can only find this problem in libreoffice. I remembered I saw it in other apps yesterday. but I can not find what I tried. [08:59] sgo11: details are important [09:00] take notes next time [09:00] valorie, ok. thanks. what about my current libreoffice problem? just leave with it? [09:00] I'm not sure [09:00] but then I'm not a fount of wisdom or experience [09:04] valorie: According to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=336089 people initially thought it was related to NVidia's propriatry drivers, but it also happened with Nouveau drivers. Then someone reported the same issue, only they had an AMD card. And then people started arguing, I kid you not. [09:04] KDE bug 336089 in kcm_fontinst "Font preview - rendering problem" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [09:04] valorie, ok. there is another font problem. the fonts look weird in some apps. for example, with alt+f2, the run dialog displays and fonts displays very weird. in the beginning, there are even missing letters. I tried to enable anti-aliasing. after that, missing letters problem does not happen again. I am not sure if that does something or not. because this issue happens randomly. fonts still look weird in alt+f2 and letters overlaps with each other now. [09:04] did you say you were running 14.04, sgo11? [09:05] I've not seen stuff like this for a very long time [09:05] valorie, yeah, I am running 14.04 LTS. [09:07] can't test on 14.04 just this sec, but in debian jessie, which 14.04 is derived from, I get: http://i.imgur.com/Gfvt3Sj.png [09:09] acher88, ok. yours look fine. :) [09:09] one less than ideal option would be to remove libreoffice-kde package and install libreoffice-gtk instead [09:09] that would make libreoffice use whatever gtk theme you have set [09:10] but native kde libreoffice plugin SHOULD work really [09:12] or if you have both the gtk and kde plugins installed you can set the environment variable 'SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk' to make libreoffice use gtk instead [09:12] this is what alt+f2 fonts look like now: http://i.imgur.com/bbj2UtC.png?1 letters overlap with each other. Before enabling anti-aliasing, I even meet missing letters problem. [09:13] sadly I don't have a physical machine running 14.04 any more to test [09:13] valorie: I think I just need to be a bit patient. At the end of that bug report, people started flinging code around with the end result being that the bug recieved a "fixed" status for plasma 5.5.4 [09:14] sgoll: really gotta go. hope you work something out [09:17] acher88, ok. thanks a lot for your help. === Steffstoff is now known as Guest79170 [09:37] how long does baloo file extractor usually work? [10:47] Good morning. === alex_ is now known as rkan001 [12:09] Hi all [12:09] o/ [12:17] Hi folks === Heilbringer is now known as Lirus === kubuntu is now known as Guest16522 [12:40] hello to all! I have a problem to start kubuntu after install.. [12:40] Can anyone help me? [12:40] Does anyone know why Dolphin doesn't automatically show previews for images for all subdirections ? [12:41] Guest16522: I'd start by choosing a real nick and then telling us what problem you are actually having :) [12:41] I have kdegraphics-thumbnailers package installed === Guest16522 is now known as tetsuo2501 [12:41] ok, done :) [12:41] Great! Whats happening during boot? [12:42] the computer shows grub command line :( [12:42] I tried 2 times to install kubuntu.. [12:42] my system have windows 10 installed, fast boot disabled [12:42] tetsuo2501: did you try live cd first? [12:42] tetsuo2501: it worked? [12:42] uefi enables, secury boot disabled [12:43] I'm on live kbuntu [12:44] tetsuo2501: what version of Kubuntu, and what graphics chipset? [12:44] Seems that grub give me some error, but it is too fast and I can read what it says... :( [12:44] oh [12:44] kubuntu 15.10 [12:45] On AMD R2 [12:45] My CPU is E1 [12:45] I for some reason read black display, not errors with grub. It's monday. [12:45] APU.. [12:46] mflow, set dolphin to use previrew? [12:46] could i try to delete ubuntu files and grub from EFI partition? [12:48] tetsuo2501, no grub should be installed to the uefi partition agaik [12:48] BluesKaj: yes, found the culprit ; In Dolphin's settings -> General -> Behavior I have Remember properties for each folder instead of Use common properties for all folders ; switching to the second option solved the problem [12:48] afaik [12:48] mflow, right [12:49] If I press F9 during boot it shows boot options, And there is ubuntu, shim64 and grub.. [12:49] It shows also windows boot loader... [12:50] I tried to start system using all these boot options but alway start grub command line.. [12:51] tetsuo2501, what does grub show if you choose it [12:52] shows grub version and avaiable grub commands... [12:53] like if it can't start ubuntu [12:53] I'm trying to reinstall grub from command line... if it shows some error I'll report.. [12:55] hi [12:55] what's up? [12:55] North Pole [12:55] tetsuo2501, has uefi boot problems , EriC^^ [12:56] tetsuo2501: what's going on? [12:57] oh i find an error... [12:57] tetsuo2501, EriC^^ is very knowledgeable about UEFI ,,,he can help you [12:57] I mounted my ubuntu partition on /mnt using live [12:58] I typed: [12:58] root@kubuntu:~# sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sdX # Example: sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sda [12:58] Installing for i386-pc platform. [12:58] grub-install: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sdX. Check your device.map. [12:58] root@kubuntu:~# sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sda [12:58] Installing for i386-pc platform. [12:59] tetsuo2501: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999 [12:59] It report http://termbin.com/stys [13:00] my internal HD is sda [13:01] tetsuo2501: ok, your ubuntu partition is mounted on /mnt right now? [13:01] yes [13:01] it's /dev/sda6 ? [13:01] yes [13:01] tetsuo2501: ok, type cat /mnt/etc/fstab | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:02] tetsuo2501: which kind of pc is this? [13:02] cat /mnt/etc/fstab | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:02] ops. [13:02] http://termbin.com/60lo [13:02] tetsuo2501: ok, type sudo efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:02] is this an hp? sony? [13:03] hp 255 g4 [13:03] laptop? [13:03] efibootmgr not found... Have I to install it? [13:03] yes it's a laptop [13:04] for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done [13:04] http://termbin.com/sj817 [13:04] type the whole line [13:05] tetsuo2501: ok, i think you have a stubborn bios [13:05] it won't boot anything but the windows efi and resets the boot order every time it restarts [13:05] I tried for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt/$i; done [13:05] there's a typo ^ [13:05] It report mount: special device run does not exist [13:06] /mnt$i not /mnt/$i [13:06] ah sorry there's also a typo above [13:06] ok [13:06] for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done [13:06] I typed it... it show nothing [13:07] ok, type sudo chroot /mnt [13:07] ok done [13:07] type mount /dev/sda2 /boot/efi [13:07] done [13:08] ls -lR /boot/efi | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:08] http://termbin.com/copc [13:09] tetsuo2501: cp /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi{,.backup} [13:09] done [13:10] cp /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/shimx64.efi /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi [13:10] ok [13:11] type nano /usr/lib/os-probes/mounted/efi/20microsoft [13:11] in the middle there's a line that says $(item_in_dir bootmgfw.efi [13:12] make it $(item_in_dir bootmgfw.efi.backup [13:13] tetsuo2501: we switched the efi files for ubuntu and windows so the uefi thinks it's booting windows, when in fact it's booting ubuntu, that file is what grub uses to search for windows efi files to add it to its menu [13:13] so since we changed the windows file to .backup we're modifying that so grub knows what to search for [13:13] is this the line? for microsoft in $(item_in_dir microsoft "$efi"); do [13:13] no [13:14] bootmgfw=$(item_in_dir bootmgfw.efi .... [13:14] line 12 [13:14] done [13:15] save and exit? [13:15] yes [13:15] ok [13:15] then type update-grub [13:16] it seems it worked! [13:16] if for some reason that file gets modified ( such as os-prober getting updated or something ) then you'd have to modify it again, otherwise it will add the bootmgfw.efi file as normal and the windows entry in grub would just boot ubuntu also [13:16] did it pick up bootmgfw.efi.backup ? [13:17] no... Have I to backup it? [13:17] what do you mean? [13:17] ah sorry i misundersend.. [13:17] did it say found windows ... bootmgfw.efi.backup ? [13:17] yes it shows it [13:17] ok [13:18] for microsoft in $(item_in_dir microsoft "$efi"); do [13:18] type exit, then restart the pc [13:18] ok thanks a lot! [13:18] very very very much [13:18] :)) [13:18] no problem :) [13:18] bye [13:18] bye [13:23] thanks for your help here EriC^^ :-) [13:23] sure thing :) === kubuntu_ is now known as tetsuo2501 [13:27] Hi to all! [13:28] Eric^^ I still have that problem :(( [13:28] hi tetsuo2501 [13:28] yikes [13:28] now it is worse... [13:28] did you get grub at all? [13:28] it show a list of failed and after it show grub minimal bash [13:29] tetsuo2501: before it was booting straight into windows right? [13:29] yes [13:29] now it boot directly grub.. [13:29] ok, then it's something else [13:30] does the windows entry boot windows? [13:30] I didn't tried it.. [13:30] I'm not interested in it :P [13:31] ok, my guess is that it has to do with xfs maybe? or maybe something thats causing it not to find the root fs [13:31] maybe something missing in the initramfs? what was the error it gave? [13:31] what is BGRT? [13:32] I can't read the error.. it is too fast.. I can read only failed failed and it show after that bash [13:32] bash or grub> ? [13:32] grub minimal bash [13:33] you mean initramfs? [13:33] does it say grub> [13:33] or grub rescue> [13:34] oh i don't remeber... :( Have i to reboot? [13:34] yeah, try to press e over the ubuntu entry, and remove quiet splash and put verbose instead of it [13:34] then press ctrl+x , also try the windows entry to see if it's working [13:35] ehmmm wait I don't understaind... [13:35] Have i press F9 during boot and press e selecting ubuntu? [13:36] grub doesn't show nothing else minimal bash after error.. [13:36] tetsuo2501: no, when you get grub press e over ubuntu, then go down to the line that says linux /boot/vmlinuz .... quiet splash , and erase quiet splash and type verbose [13:36] then press ctrl+x to boot [13:37] ah ok! [13:37] tetsuo2501: yeah that's not grub, that's the initramfs, it maybe can't find the root fs, and it's failing and dropping you to a shell [13:37] get the exact error to see what's going on [13:37] ok wait a moment... I'll reboot.. [13:43] * BluesKaj wonders why users have try these "unusual" file systems for their working OSs === kubuntu is now known as tetsuo2501 [13:51] Sorry Erik^^ I can't do that... grub not shows OS list... only command line.. [13:52] Can I change grub.cfg and reinstall it removing quiet slash? [13:53] tetsuo2501: yeah, were you able to catch the error it gives before dropping to a shell? [13:54] tetsuo2501: wait, you mean you get a grub> prompt straight away? no menu? [13:54] no.... it's too fast... I tried 3 times.. [13:54] yes [13:54] no menu only prompt [13:54] grub or grub rescue> ? [13:54] grub [13:54] no rescue [13:55] ok that means grub can find it's normal module [13:56] try to mount the ubuntu partition [13:56] ok [13:56] and type cat /mnt/boot/grub/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:58] http://termbin.com/d3q5 [14:01] for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done [14:02] done [14:02] tetsuo2501: sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/boot/efi [14:03] ok [14:03] tetsuo2501: type cat /mnt/boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/grub.cfg [14:03] tetsuo2501: type cat /mnt/boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:04] type cat /mnt/boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/grub.cfg | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:04] http://termbin.com/wbid [14:04] that's what grub uses to find the modules dir and then load the menu [14:04] you typed type by mistake :D [14:05] you are right :) [14:05] wait a moment, please [14:05] tetsuo2501, can't you copy and paste ? [14:05] http://termbin.com/wbid [14:05] http://termbin.com/u3yb [14:06] tetsuo2501: ok, type sudo chroot /mnt [14:06] i did it wrong.. [14:06] then type grub-install [14:06] ok no errors [14:06] then cp /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/shimx64.efi /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi [14:07] are we going to overwrite windows boot manager? [14:07] no that's now the ubuntu efi file [14:07] the windows one is bootmgfw.efi.backup [14:08] grub-install should put a new shimx64.efi when it runs so we'll copy it over [14:08] ok i copied it.. [14:08] ok, type update-grub [14:09] ok done no errors... linux and windows in list... [14:09] ok, type exit [14:09] ok [14:10] when you restart, if you get grub> again, try to type configfile $prefix/grub.cfg [14:10] if that doesn't work, try ls , to get the list of partitions [14:10] the one that has your root fs, type set root='hdX,gptY' , then type ls / [14:11] to see if it lists the files /boot /etc /root ... [14:11] if it lists them, type configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg [14:11] ok [14:12] also type set prefix=($root)'/boot/grub' before typing configfile .... [14:13] ok I'm going to try it.... [14:14] try insmod xfs as well won't harm [14:15] hello , i am facing an issue on my vm .if i leave my vm in saved state and turn off my pc and then turn it back on after some time my wifi doesnt work it shows limited connection .the only work around i know is to switch on the vm ,turn it off and then restart my pc [14:16] host os - windows 8.1 [14:17] rishabh: How is this related to Kubuntu? [14:20] assume it's the guest OS on his VM [14:20] guest os - kubuntu15.10 ,i asked the same thing on #vbox and they asked me the same thing "how is this related to vbox" [14:21] rishabh: The way you are phrasing your question is that wifi is not working on your host OS [14:21] rishabh, turning off your pc will not preserved a saved state in a VM inn my experience , perhaps a hibernation might work better [14:21] Statement rather than question, I should say [14:22] Hi Eric^^ I'm using a desktop computer... [14:22] I'm having some trouble using grub... [14:22] tetsuo2501_deskt: ok, you got grub> ? [14:22] yes [14:23]