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em | Look at this, very often when I resume using Kubuntu after I've not been using it a while, my entire desktop is messed up with random stuff all over and added randomly to the pannel: http://i.imgur.com/0wYFlY3.jpg | 02:47 |
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em | basically no one can explain this one but I think it makes kubuntu unuseable, sad to say. | 02:47 |
puzzud | 3.13.0-83-generic kill anyone else's nvidia? | 03:05 |
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valorie | em: woah | 05:36 |
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JediMaster | hi guys, I can consistently break the window manager by taking a screenshot, every time I take a screenshot, which takes both 4k monitors in one image, so I set it to retake the screenshot with the window under the cursor, as I do, the window decorations all vanish (top bar, resize etc) from every window, any idea what causes it to crash, or how to debug it a bit more? | 09:50 |
JediMaster | I can recover from it by hitting alt-f2 then running konsole then: nohup kwin_x11 --replace & | 09:51 |
JediMaster | I can also verify it doesn't break it if I just take a normal screenshot and save it, it's only the Capture mode: Window Under Cursor while taking a screenshot of Google Chrome | 09:52 |
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JediMaster | kist did it again and got a Segmentation fault with a core dump | 09:53 |
JediMaster | however it seemed to recover the window manager as everything flickered | 09:54 |
hateball | JediMaster: is this 15.10 ? | 09:57 |
JediMaster | hateball, yes | 10:00 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: Hi em | 10:09 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: Have you tried using the Lock Widgets function | 10:09 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: I had this trouble too | 10:09 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: So I set my desktop up with all my widgets, and then locked them | 10:10 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: Be interesting to know if that works for you on 16.04 | 10:10 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: 😃 | 10:10 |
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Aaran | Hi, I just installed kubuntu-desktop and was wondering if there is a fix for the missing icon images in the "start menu" | 11:49 |
hateball | Aaran: What objects are missing icons? | 11:51 |
Aaran | Firefox | 11:51 |
Aaran | Thunderbird, imagemagik, Additional Drivers | 11:52 |
Aaran | to name a few | 11:52 |
hateball | hmmm, how odd | 11:52 |
hateball | Aaran: are the icons missing if you press alt+space to bring up krunner, then type firefox? | 11:52 |
Aaran | for applications firefox webbrowser yes, however the shortcut its finding in the windows section does have an icon | 11:53 |
hateball | Aaran: can you rightclick the "start menu" and edit it | 11:54 |
hateball | See if you can locate the firefox entry and change the icon | 11:55 |
Aaran | All I see is remove and sort if I right click | 11:55 |
hateball | Aaran: I am talking about the menu itself, not the entries in it | 11:55 |
hateball | the button for it | 11:55 |
Aaran | Ok well from that menu "KDE Menu Editor" I can see a firefox icon | 11:56 |
Aaran | Strange I can choose another icon which works but if I pick firefox it just displays a blank icon | 11:57 |
Aaran | Ugh I will leave it until after lunch, thanks | 11:58 |
BluesKaj | Hi folks | 12:22 |
yossarianuk | Hi - running 15.10, I have a Asus laptop with hybrid graphics (optimus?) intel integrated and nvidia discrete - if I install the nvidia driver (any version) I just get a black screen on reboot (most of the time, randomly it works) | 12:23 |
yossarianuk | sounds like this -> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343674 | 12:23 |
ubottu | KDE bug 343674 in general "Plasma is brought down by libqxcb segfaults with the screen locked & switched off" [Grave,Needsinfo: waitingforinfo] | 12:23 |
hateball | yossarianuk: tried 364.12 from PPA? | 12:24 |
yossarianuk | Yes | 12:24 |
hateball | :/ | 12:24 |
yossarianuk | dmesg shows sddm crash | 12:25 |
BluesKaj | yossarianuk, got nvidia-prime installed ? | 12:25 |
yossarianuk | yes I have | 12:25 |
BluesKaj | which gpu , yossarianuk? | 12:25 |
yossarianuk | nvidia = 960M | 12:25 |
hateball | yossarianuk: those comments on the bug about kscreen, are they relevant for you? | 12:25 |
BluesKaj | ahh yeah , a constant problem those 960 and 970Ms | 12:26 |
yossarianuk | hateball: possibly, I tried removing .local/share/kscreen and sometimes it loads | 12:27 |
yossarianuk | not tried other desktops yet - is this an sddm bug ? | 12:28 |
yossarianuk | And is this likely to be fixed in 1604? | 12:32 |
hateball | Well you're about to find out soon :p | 12:36 |
yossarianuk | hateball: very true... | 12:44 |
yossarianuk | are you aware is it a kde/sddm only issue? | 12:44 |
hateball | I've no idea, as I dont use any hybrid graphics | 12:45 |
hateball | I have no issues with my nvidia desktop, fwiw | 12:45 |
yossarianuk | i have nvidia on my desktop also (and have had for over 10 years) and its fine | 12:47 |
yossarianuk | this is a new work laptop.. | 12:47 |
yossarianuk | I guess one way of finding out would be to install ubuntu... | 12:50 |
yossarianuk | as its a work laptop i don't really need nvidia however its annoying that i'm wasting 2GB of VGA ram i could be using.. | 12:51 |
GreenDay | hello | 12:52 |
hateball | yossarianuk: if you feel adventurous you could do-release-upgrade -d, see if 16.04 works better | 12:55 |
yossarianuk | hateball: its my work laptop so cannot really unfortunately | 12:57 |
meena | can someone please tell me how to get rid of this: https://i.imgur.com/Hz0fhVA.png | 13:36 |
meena | i've already uninstalled plasma-discover, plasma-discover-updates, software-properties-kde, and whatnot, and this thing still keeps popping up | 13:37 |
meena | I DON"T WANT FLASH. for realz. | 13:37 |
hateball | I am trying to remember what the name of that package is | 13:44 |
hateball | update... helper... notifier... something | 13:44 |
hateball | meena: ah yes, kubuntu-notification-helper | 13:46 |
meena | update-notifier-common ← ? | 13:46 |
* meena kills it all with fire | 13:46 | |
meena | hateball: i'm fine with getting notifications for crashes and stuff, but not for… this. | 13:47 |
hateball | I've only removed kubuntu-notification-helper and havent missed anything I can recall | 13:48 |
hateball | there was some bug in 15.10 that caused me to have to remove it iirc | 13:48 |
hateball | and then I just... never installed it again | 13:48 |
meena | omg. i can make it all go away. with one click. http://i.imgur.com/2ynkRj8.png | 13:50 |
meena | thanks hateball, and because i haven't had enough today, i'ma reboot again,… | 13:51 |
hateball | :D | 13:51 |
meena | I AM FREEEEE! | 13:56 |
meena | now to find out why reboots take literally forever. | 13:56 |
* meena looks at /var/log/boot.log | 13:58 | |
* meena cries | 13:58 | |
scag | Hi, whats the default login manager with kde? I have some conflict somewhere which is causing a black screen at login if you leave it too long | 14:03 |
lordievader | meena: Perhaps 'sudo systemd-analyze blame' can tell you. | 14:03 |
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scag | I have 4 packages which appear when looking for login manager in synaptic package manager "login" "gnome-session-bin" "kde-config-sddm" "gnome-session-common" | 14:04 |
scag | Should I get rid of the nome related ones? | 14:05 |
scag | *gnome | 14:05 |
hateball | scag: if you are on 15.10, you should be using sddm and nothing else | 14:06 |
meena | hateball: i disagree :( sddm doesn't let you set x options to fix up dpi. i had to install lightdm for that | 14:07 |
scag | Ok well there is something causing a conflict whats the best way to figure out whats causing the black screen at login prompt | 14:08 |
meena | because in the year of our linux desktop, 2016, x still doesn't know what your dpi should be… or that it should enable subpixel rendering on lcd screens. | 14:08 |
hateball | meena: Right, I should have said "it's the default in kubuntu" | 14:08 |
hateball | and if you choose anything else, you should know why :) | 14:08 |
jubo2 | Kubuntu16.04: Really good idea to make 2 rows of apps in the panel. I like to keep it bigger so I can see the CPU load, speed and and memory usage with numbers and graphics | 14:09 |
meena | hateball: ay, sorry. still bitter about this one. i've used this laptop for 4 years now, and only for half a year can i read things on it | 14:09 |
hateball | heh | 14:10 |
meena | lordievader: btw, that's good for booting, but not for powering down. | 14:24 |
lordievader | Ah, did I jump to conclusions, sorry ;) | 14:25 |
lordievader | I suppose you could spit through the logs of the previous boot. | 14:26 |
meena | lordievader: the thing that takes longest at bootup is me typing in crypt password and kwallet | 14:26 |
lordievader | Heh, same here. I am the slowest factor in the boot process. | 14:26 |
meena | ok. so… how do i do that? journalctl? blah? | 14:27 |
lordievader | meena: First check if the logs of previous boots are available: journalctl --list-boots | 14:28 |
lordievader | If there are journalctl -b -1 for the previous boot. | 14:29 |
meena | 0 9e30cce947794ceb972c619e0391a1c6 Mit 2016-03-30 16:23:25 CEST—Mit 2016-03-30 16:28:14 CEST | 14:29 |
meena | lordievader: so, how do i make them available? | 14:29 |
lordievader | If it is just zero then journald is not setup to save logs to disk. | 14:29 |
lordievader | Edit /etc/systemd/journald.conf | 14:29 |
meena | that's a great default. glad i'm not running this thing on a server… | 14:30 |
lordievader | Never really understood why it defaults to volatile... | 14:33 |
meena | lordievader: Defaults to "auto". | 14:34 |
lordievader | That usually selects volatile ;) | 14:34 |
* meena reboots again la la | 14:35 | |
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meena | here we go. https://gist.github.com/8be40adf1061ca84ca81476d967d9664 | 14:53 |
lordievader | It times out on a couple of dm's. | 14:58 |
meena | those are the two disks that i have in my luks setup. | 14:59 |
meena | do i have to reorder something? | 15:02 |
lordievader | Err, I'm not really sure how to fix these kinds of problems. | 15:02 |
meena | lemme wrap my head around this… mess. | 15:03 |
meena | ok so: /dev/sdb1 → efi, /dev/sdb2 → /boot. /dev/sdb3 + /dev/sda1 == cryptsetup. which then provides /dev/dm-0 and /dev/dm-2 respectively, which are then together in a pv and vg and make up / and swap | 15:07 |
lordievader | What I think is that systemd tries to unmount something which is still in use or something. | 15:08 |
meena | that's exactly it. it cannot unmount /dev/dm-0 and /dev/dm-2 before it hasn't unmounted everything else. | 15:08 |
localuser | Could someone please explain how I enable ldap username/password entry at the sddm login screen? | 15:08 |
meena | localuser: see /etc/sddm.conf | 15:09 |
localuser | because its only showing localuser and I am having to login with that and not my ldap credentials | 15:09 |
localuser | I looked in there but did not see anything I also tried google without any success | 15:10 |
meena | oh, ldap. | 15:10 |
localuser | I tried this http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/222626/allow-username-input-sddm-ldap-kerberos | 15:13 |
localuser | but could not get it to work | 15:13 |
localuser | Method 2, I could not find the SDDM init script to try method 1 | 15:13 |
meena | localuser: how's your ldap setup? | 15:13 |
localuser | connecting using something called centrify | 15:13 |
localuser | It worked fine in the gnome login manager and the lightdm login manager | 15:14 |
localuser | I think if I can just have the option to input username and password rather than an icon for "localuser" than it would be fine | 15:15 |
localuser | cd /etc/rc.d | 15:15 |
localuser | ls | 15:15 |
localuser | uups ... | 15:15 |
localuser | its ok I will just swap over to LXDM, thanks anywa | 15:18 |
eeos | what is the default root password in mariaDB in kubuntu? | 15:23 |
BluesKaj | eeos, there isn't one unless you gave it a pw | 15:26 |
eeos | BluesKaj: mmmm .... OK, so how do you login???? | 15:27 |
eeos | BluesKaj: if you try to ogin as any other user, the access is denied. | 15:27 |
BluesKaj | eeos, probly with sudo then your user pw | 15:27 |
eeos | BluesKaj: I have kept the deafult installation. | 15:27 |
eeos | sudo mysql? | 15:28 |
BluesKaj | akonadi-server | 15:28 |
BluesKaj | ? | 15:28 |
eeos | BluesKaj: why akonadi? | 15:29 |
BluesKaj | eeos, nm, thought you were using kmail PIM etc | 15:32 |
lordievader | eeos: With 'mysql -u root' you don't get access to your db? | 15:34 |
KNRO_ | any PPA for 5.6 for 16.04? | 15:38 |
BluesKaj | KNRO_, not yet | 15:39 |
eeos | BluesKaj: OK .... did sudo mysql | 15:48 |
eeos | BluesKaj: then created a user and granted all priviliges on the db .... | 15:48 |
eeos | BluesKaj: I would say better info and an installation process where ti does require root password would be useful, instead of relying on guesswork + sudo .... | 15:48 |
lordievader | eeos: For that you have documentation... no guesswork involved. | 15:51 |
lordievader | Besides you shouldn't need sudo for running a mysql-client. | 15:51 |
KNRO_ | BluesKaj: I presume 5.6 will not make to to 16.04 so we'd have to rely on some PPA? | 15:52 |
eeos | lordievader: unless the documentation is not accessible through google, I could not find it .... and as you can see from the results of searchers, there are thousands of people who had the same problem | 15:52 |
eeos | lordievader: so it must be an issue for everybody | 15:52 |
eeos | lordievader: I had to use sudo mysql .... it is impossible to login using "mysql" | 15:53 |
lordievader | eeos: Like I said 'mysql -u root'. | 15:53 |
eeos | lordievader: as said, it does not work at all | 15:54 |
lordievader | The user argument defaults to the user executing the command, with sudo that is root hence '$ mysql -u root' and '# mysql' is the same. | 15:54 |
eeos | lordievader: no, it s not and it does not work | 15:54 |
lordievader | Hmm, odd. | 15:55 |
eeos | lordievader: ERROR 1698 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost | 15:55 |
eeos | lordievader: this is what you get | 15:55 |
eeos | lordievader: really do not understand the reason to make things so complicated and user unfriendly | 15:55 |
clueskee | hi folks | 15:57 |
eeos | to clarify, I have more than 10year experience as system admin .... I would like to live like a noob for 4 weeks, to see what it is like .... I am two weeks in, and I have to say that it is really hard .... we are making life nigh to impossible | 15:57 |
clueskee | how to install everpad(evernote client) on kubuntu 15.10? i google it but found nothing | 15:58 |
clueskee | how to install everpad(evernote client) on kubuntu 15.10? i google it but found nothing | 16:10 |
genii | clueskee: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nvbn-rm/ppa && sudo apt update && sudo apt install everpad | 16:11 |
clueskee | sudo apt install everpad not working | 16:11 |
clueskee | it tell that can't find everpad :< | 16:12 |
genii | Let me check the ppa | 16:12 |
genii | Yes, everpad last built 64 weeks ago | 16:14 |
clueskee | so? i must wait for new built? | 16:17 |
genii | Yes. | 16:20 |
genii | Alternately, if you don't mind Emacs, there is evernote-mode | 16:20 |
genii | !info evernote-mode | 16:21 |
ubottu | evernote-mode (source: evernote-mode): Emacs major mode for editing Evernote directly. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.41-3.1 (wily), package size 417 kB, installed size 4439 kB | 16:21 |
clueskee | Emcas evernote is not so easy as everpad, but i think i will try it :) | 16:26 |
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kyle | Hi there, just like to know what is path to upgrade from 14.10 to 15.10? | 19:32 |
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Guest94426 | Hi there, just like to know what is path to upgrade from 14.10 to 15.10? | 19:32 |
Guest94426 | actually 14.04 to 15.10 | 19:33 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: If you wait until 16.04 is released you can just upgrade straight from one to the other | 19:34 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: as they're LTS | 19:34 |
telegram1 | <Sick_Rimmit>: You'll be notified about this by the Update Manger | 19:34 |
Guest94426 | thanks | 19:36 |
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Bob2016 | hey. plasmashell and krunner aren't starting automatically when i login. can anyone help? | 19:47 |
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mparillo | Does LTS to LTS upgrade wait until .1? | 20:35 |
genii | mparillo: Yep | 20:41 |
vertago1 | Anyone figured out how to work around the plasmashell crashes in kubuntu 16.04? | 21:38 |
nabila | hi | 21:44 |
nabila | any one get my msg? | 21:45 |
GreenDay | nope | 21:46 |
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meena | ok… so… how the heck do i debug this crypt-dm stall on shutdown / reboot? | 22:48 |
meena | vertago1: i "just" restart it… | 22:48 |
meena | vertago1: what i have figured out so far is that it basically comes from me trying to do anything web-cam related in firefox… then starting chrom(ium|e) because it didn't work | 22:49 |
meena | anyway bed time o/~ | 22:50 |
miked | How do I get the battery level to display next to clock? | 23:25 |
vertago1 | meena mine just crashes randomly after I have been running it for a while. | 23:30 |
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