=== teej is now known as Guest4584 === nimbleNav is now known as nimbleNavigator [07:10] hello all === matt_ is now known as madacoo [09:26] Morning :) [09:27] If I wanted to remove all php5x packages, how would I do it? Like sudo apt-get remove --purge ... and then what? [09:28] konrados: php5*, but that could break much [09:29] why hateball ? [09:29] well if other things are depending on php5 [09:30] konrados: anyhow, you'll be able to review the list of what is being removed before doing so [09:30] You'd see that. Check the list of all the things it wants to remove. [09:33] What I want is to have both 5.6 and 7.0 and one machine, hateball, lordievader - someone suggested this: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php so I'd bring the 5.6 back. The thing is, I now know I have to remove 5.6 first (it's from another repo) - but you say it will want to remove things which depend on 5.6? Well, I would see that, OK, but I wanted to create a bash script, to help other ppl doing this :) [10:06] OK, so I did not use the php5* concept, but rather apt-get remove --purge php5 it said it removed "php5 (5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.19)" but when I list installed packages it still shows a lot of php5 - related ones, like "php5-curl" am I supposed to remove them by hand? Btw - I'm gonna install 5.x again, from a different repo though [10:07] hateball lordievader ^ [10:07] konrados: If nothing else depends on it 'apt-get autoremove' should remove it. [10:09] sec... [10:10] It removed only one of them, so something depends on them? Is there a way I can see what? Maybe they depend on each other, like php-intl depending on php5-common? [10:13] lordievader, this ^ plus "objdump -p usr/bin/git | grep php5-common" gives me "no such file" [10:15] apt-cache can tell you that. [10:16] sec [10:22] Question: Every time I restart my PC, I keep getting a notification to install extra packages for Flash. When I click OK to install, and put in my password, I get a message, An error occurred while applying changes: If I click "Details" nothing shows. How can I fix this? [10:23] AceKing: if you want to install flash manually to get the notifier to shut up: sudo apt install flashplugin-installer [10:24] note that that only pulls in an ancienct 11.2 npapi plugin for firefox [10:24] thanks lordievader , it worked [10:29] hateball: Thanks === kubuntu is now known as Guest49983 [11:07] Hello again. There is a bug in older versions of Apache2 ( https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=791902 ), they already fixed it. but in ubuntu trusty, which I have, and right now can't upgrade, in repos there is the older, buggy version, of Apache. I'd like > 2.4.17 - how can I do this? Somehow manually? [11:07] Debian bug 791902 in apache2 "libapache2-mod-php5.postinst: 291: [: !=: unexpected operator" [Important,Fixed] [11:10] konrados: better to ask on #ubuntu [11:10] as this package is not maintained by kubuntu [11:11] soee_ ok, I'll try, thanks [11:11] But you meant #debian, right soee_ ? [11:12] Howdy folks [11:12] konrados: uhm maybe [11:13] isn't Kubuntu just ubuntu + KDE, soee_ ? [11:13] yes [11:15] so every ubuntu / kubuntu package is maintained by ubuntu anyway? [11:16] not all , some are maintained by the community of volunteers as well [11:16] OK, thanks BluesKaj & soee_ [11:18] pozytywny - a bit offtopic - are you Polish? [11:19] I mean nationality, of course :) [11:24] I have msi cx21 laptop. [11:25] Can i install kubunto my labtob whiteout problem [11:26] ... === VORAP is now known as Vorap === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube === pschmid is now known as smie [13:51] hi all, how can make the panel translucent? [13:53] There is button to download new plasma themes. Some have translucent panels [13:53] chinmoy- I think it's part of the desktop theme (System Settings -> Workspace Theme -> Desktop Theme) [13:56] i want the translucency with breeze dark theme [13:56] like here https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/128802/file/3330 [13:57] in my desktop switching to breeze dark makes the panel completely grey [14:01] breeze panel should have some level of semi-transparency if your graphics allow it. [14:03] presuming plasma is recognising the status of compositing. there was a bug where it didn't in some cases, required a restart of plasma or toggling of compositing to make it apply [14:03] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=362531 [14:03] KDE bug 362531 in Panel "Plasma panels are not transparent after login" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] === elodie_ is now known as patatas [14:17] BluesKaj: The fastest solution would be to buy a recent USB SD card reader which knows about 64G media sizes [14:18] BluesKaj: There might be some updated firmware for your existing reader to allow it to do this, but odds are probably not [14:23] genii, the 64GB microsd shipped with a SD reader adapter. Even the 32GB card from my phone isn't detected by my laptop vinatege 2013 [14:30] ok suddenly the sd reader sees my phone sdcard ...ok , now I can copy from there and use that card for my raspbian boot [14:32] Odd [14:36] the original microsd card for the raspbian died...probly too many formats ...did a lotta playing around with different OSs etc [14:36] Howdy BluesKaj [14:50] hey hazamonzo === kubuntu is now known as Guest68808 === Guest68808 is now known as BigLongNow === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube === Khaotic is now known as PabloThePlug === PabloThePlug is now known as Khaotic === Khaotic is now known as NotADrugDealer === NotADrugDealer is now known as Khaotic === nobs is now known as Guest1211 === ded_ is now known as HKitain1 [18:47] Hi, anyone with Thunderbird and Gmail here? === james_ is now known as Guest82585 [22:08] "# service libvirtd start" gives me "Unit libvirtd.service not found" error. libvirt, qemu, and a VM was running prior to reboot. what happened? how can I fix this? === Guest82585 is now known as vmguy === james is now known as Guest13004