[00:31] <sintre> well interesting , got kubuntu updated to new version then dowloaded intels package updater
[00:31] <sintre> keeps getting some error about none certified
[00:31] <sintre> and quits at 90%
[00:32] <sintre> the packager updater for intel graphics is what im refering to from 01.org
[00:32] <sintre> didn't have a problem inside lts one
[00:42] <sintre> i mean in long term support release lol that looks confusing last sentence
[01:30] <konrados> Hi.
[01:30] <konrados> What was the stachexchange - like site, but for ubuntu?
[01:33] <konrados> oh, nvm I found it: http://askubuntu.com/
[06:59] <jesper_> hi
[07:35] <Smurphy> Morning
[08:52] <cryham> hi, i'm trying to install from kubuntu-16.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso on virtualbox 5.0.20 and i can't press the contuniue button
[08:53] <cryham> on prepare tab, i tried going back and again but didn't help
[09:12] <linksword2> Greetings, all.
[09:14] <linksword2> Been a LONG time since I've been on here. My old Linux PC died.
[09:15] <linksword2> How do I authenticate with NickServ?
[09:16] <lordievader> linksword2: /msg nickserv help identify
[09:16] <linksword2> thanks, lordievader
[09:18] <linksword2> And now it says I'm not registered?
[09:19] <lordievader> Well... did you?
[09:19] <linksword2> Yeah. But it's been a couple years, I suppose?
[09:20] <lordievader> Register again?
[09:20] <lordievader> Could have been a clean up.
[09:21] <linksword2> You'll forgive me if I've forgotten how to register. It's been an eon.
[09:22] <lordievader> linksword2: Just ask nickserv for help ;)
[09:22] <lordievader> linksword2: /msg nickserv help
[09:23] <linksword2> *facepalm.*
[09:25] <Unit193> linksword2: https://freenode.net/news/services-database-purge
[09:25] <weboh> Linux is generally pretty straightforward, but making a shortcut or link on the desktop is too complicated. How can this be simplified?
[09:26] <weboh> How can this simplified for the user? I needed to be specific
[09:27] <weboh> The user being me who doesn't know how to do it.
[09:31] <linksword2> Cool. Looks like it worked.
[09:31] <linksword2> Now...
[09:31] <linksword2> I'm trying to install Steam (store.steampowered.com) but it's giving me an error 403: Forbidden
[09:34] <linksword2> I'd like a little help figuring it out, if anyone is willing?
[09:45] <linksword2> I've tried several things, including "sudo apt-get install Steam" and "sudo apt-get install Steampowered"
[09:46] <chr1s> linksword2: just went to store.steampowered.com and it loads fine for me
[09:46] <chr1s> not sure why you're getting a 403
[09:46] <linksword2> I can go to the website, but I can't get the installer to download. It's giving me a 403 when I click the "Install Steam" button.
[09:47] <chr1s> clicked it, got a prompt to save or run so it's working fine
[09:47] <linksword2> Curious....
[09:47] <chr1s> 403 would normally mean you need to login or something but I don't use steam and the link works for me so clearly not
[09:47] <lordievader> !info steam
[09:47] <lordievader> ^ hence: sudo apt install steam
[09:48] <chr1s> nice, if it's in the apt repo then that would be the way i'd install it too .)
[09:50] <linksword2> Just copied the sudeo apt install Steam
[09:50] <linksword2> It's working, apparently.
[09:51] <lordievader> linksword2: Linux is case sensitive ;) Steam != steam.
[09:51] <linksword2> Oh, bloody....
[09:55] <linksword2> I'm also familiar with program called KShutdown, but I can't seem to install it.
[09:57] <lordievader> !info kshutdown
[09:58] <lordievader> Hmm, doesn't seems to be in the ubuntu repo.
[09:58] <linksword2> http://kshutdown.sourceforge.net/README.html
[09:59] <linksword2> I found it. But I don't know how to get it to install.
[09:59] <lordievader> I wouldn't compile it from source... there is a Debian package. I'd just take that one.
[10:00] <linksword2> Where? I don't see the Debian package.
[10:02] <lordievader> https://packages.debian.org/jessie/kshutdown
[10:04] <linksword2> This isn't as simple as it used to be....
[10:04] <linksword2> sudo apt-get install kshutdown was my preferred method.
[10:05] <lordievader> It still is... but if the package ain't in the Ubuntu repo....
[10:05] <linksword2> It should be. Doesn't make sense.
[10:05] <lordievader> Why should it be?
[10:06] <lordievader> Sure, it would be nice if it is there. But it takes work to get it in there. Work that can go into other things too ;)
[10:06] <linksword2> Without it in the repo, I don't understand how to install it.
[10:07] <lordievader> Like I said, install the Debian package.
[10:08] <linksword2> I hate to sound daft, but I need instructions. It's not as easy as sudo apt-get install kshutdown anymore...
[10:13] <lordievader> Download the package to somewhere: sudo dpkg -i <path to .deb>
[10:14] <linksword2> Alright. Standby.
[10:24] <linksword2> I'm back.
[10:31] <linksword2> Well, now it says it has installed KShutdown, but is not showing up in the app launcher.
[10:32] <lordievader> linksword2: Does the command 'kshutdown' exists?
[10:34] <linksword2> Apparently it does. Is there a way to tell it to be included in the app launcher list?
[10:35] <lordievader> linksword2: Probably after you run 'kbuildsyscoca5' it will be included.
[10:36] <linksword2> How do I run that?
[10:37] <linksword2> !amarok
[10:37] <lordievader> linksword2: In the konsole.
[10:38] <linksword2> I hate to say it this way, but act like I'm unfamiliar with Linux....
[10:38] <linksword2> It has been a long time.
[10:39] <lordievader> linksword2: Where did you run the apt(-get) commands?
[10:39] <linksword2> Konsole.
[10:39] <linksword2> I remembered a few things, but it did take me a while.
[10:40] <linksword2> What's the syntax for kbuildsyscoca5 in Konsole?
[10:40] <lordievader> linksword2: Exactly, run the command there ;)
[10:40] <lordievader> Just type it in and hit enter.
[10:41] <linksword2> It is telling me that it is not found.
[10:42] <linksword2> No command 'kbuildsyscoca5' found, did you mean:
[10:42] <linksword2>  Command 'kbuildsycoca5' from package 'libkf5service-bin' (universe)
[10:42] <linksword2> kbuildsyscoca5: command not found
[10:42] <lordievader> Oh, perhaps Kubuntu has renamed it to 'kbuildsycoca'
[10:43] <lordievader> Just let your shell autocomplete it.
[10:43] <linksword2> Another error.
[10:43] <linksword2> No command 'kbuildsycoca' found, did you mean:
[10:43] <linksword2>  Command 'kbuildsycoca4' from package 'kdelibs-bin' (universe)
[10:43] <linksword2>  Command 'kbuildsycoca5' from package 'libkf5service-bin' (universe)
[10:43] <linksword2> kbuildsycoca: command not found
[10:44] <lordievader> Hmm, then I don't knwo
[10:44] <lordievader> know*
[10:44] <linksword2> Could it be that there are files missing from my install? If so, how do I fix them?
[10:46] <lordievader> No, rather that I dont know how Kubuntu does things anymore.
[10:47] <linksword2> Oh, great...
[10:48] <lordievader> linksword2: Reboot might help...
[10:48] <chr1s> try kbuildsycoca5
[10:48] <chr1s> (without the s in sys)
[10:48] <lordievader> Oh, typo?
[10:48] <chr1s> i think so
[10:48] <linksword2> It worked! Thanks, chr1s!
[10:48] <chr1s> welcome
[10:49] <lordievader> Luckily we have autocomplete :)
[10:49] <linksword2> Uh-oh. Not another error.... -_-
[10:49] <linksword2> Menu "applications-kmenuedit.menu" not found.
[10:51] <linksword2> I'm going to try a reboot.
[10:51] <linksword2> exit
[10:51] <linksword2> Wrong button.
[10:52] <lordievader> Got the same error here...
[11:26] <linuxmonkey123> hi i have been running kubuntu 14.04 for a year or two now. No problem what so ever. Last night i was drunk and when i was typing in an email in my browser i might have accidently hit a key combination which messed up my dekstop. Everything seems 10% (or so). So my desktop image doesnt fit anymore and i have to scroll to see the whole picture. Also
[11:26] <linuxmonkey123>  all fonts look really bad. I have tried rebooting but no effect. I can see the effect happening when i login into kde. And the 5 icons appear on after the other. After the first it looks good, but then suddenly everything gets bigger and uglier. Anybody any idea to fix this?
[11:26] <linuxmonkey123> 10% larger i mean
[11:28] <linuxmonkey123> if i log into the guest account. everything is fine again. so it must be stored somewhere in a local setting for my username
[11:29] <linksword2> lordievader: I'm attempting to launch the Steam program, but it stops loading. It's like it has crashed.
[11:34] <linksword2> I can't get Steam to work. Can anyone help?
[11:50] <cojack> guys
[11:50] <cojack> where is ksnapshot in 16.10?
[12:14] <chr1s> linuxmonkey123: try Meta + 0 (Windows key + zero)
[12:14] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[12:15] <chr1s> hi BluesKaj
[12:15] <BluesKaj> hi chr1s
[12:30]  * BluesKaj goes for more coffee
[12:32] <lordievader> cojack: It is replaced by spectacle.
[12:32] <cojack> uhm
[12:33] <cojack> an Spectacle should be binded to PrtScn button by default?
[12:35] <cojack> then after update from 16.04 to 16.10 those settings doesn't get updated
[12:36] <cojack> I had KSnapshot set as program to run after Print is triggered
[14:50] <cryham> tried also with fixed vdi size, still same
[14:51] <cryham> i have another problem
[14:51] <cryham> most applications dont receive mouse wheel move when mouse is moving
[14:52] <cryham> why on earth is it so? does anybody know how to fix this
[14:52] <cojack> cryham: what mouse do you have?
[14:52] <cryham> doesnt matter, logitech g5, had razer diamondback earlier, was the same
[14:53] <cryham> i'm on virtualbox but i think i had this too on normal install
[14:54] <cojack> "but i think i had this too on normal install" don't think, test it
[14:54] <cryham> lost hdd, i cant now
[14:54] <cryham> i'm pretty sure
[14:54] <cojack> so I don't think it's a kde or even linux problem that your mouse doesn't work over virtualbox
[14:55] <cryham> hmm
[14:55] <cojack> what's your master system?
[14:55] <cryham> win7 64bit
[14:55] <cojack> maybe there is smth wrong with drivers for virtualbox etc...
[14:56] <cryham> ah and what's worse
[14:56] <cojack> anyway, posting that your problems on kubuntu when you're using windows via virtualbox, seems legit
[14:56] <cryham> it does work e.g. in double commander
[14:56] <cryham> but doesn't in qt-creator
[14:56]  * cojack out
[14:56] <cryham> works in firefox too
[15:18] <d9500> i was wondering if plasma 5.7 packages were ever going to make it into the kubuntu backports ppa on launchpad?
[15:21] <acheronuk> d9500: 5.7 is unlikely, as we are currently testing plasma 5.8 backports instead
[15:21] <d9500> the overwhelming majority of the packages are version 5.6.5 from june 29
[15:21] <d9500> and those will move straight to the ppa after they move out of landing?
[15:21] <d9500> or staging, whichever the term is?
[15:59] <user|67423> hello! I want to set up the keyboard for Japanese. I would also like a choice of character sets, as Japanese uses a mix
[17:36] <ejat> ello .. anyone here
[17:44] <BluesKaj> ejat, just ask your question
[17:52] <ejat> BluesKaj: im having problem with kmail imap mailbox
[17:52] <ejat> its doesn't appear after i add it
[17:52] <ejat> even i tried to delete and re-add
[17:53] <BluesKaj> ejat, sorry i don't have much knowledge about kmail, being a home user i don't need it or the PIM package
[17:54] <ejat> BluesKaj: okie
[18:27] <BluesKaj> ejat, if nobody helps here, suggest you ask in #kde chat
[20:01] <Trioxin> can I autostart a GUI app upon login as root without adding the logged in user to wheel?
[20:02] <Trioxin> i mean, autostart the GUI app as root when I log into this user account
[20:03] <Trioxin> here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/852907/autostart-gui-app-as-root-without-adding-logged-in-user-to-wheel
[20:13] <yocs0000> 16.10 64 bit here .... newly istalled laptop cannot resolve the other machines on the subnet .... not even the printers
[20:13] <yocs0000> so you haev to put the printer IP addresses in by hand
[20:14] <yocs0000> any clue?
[20:15] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: Does your router have DNS capability?
[20:16] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: Not DNS, but DHCP....
[20:16] <BluesKaj> Trioxin, which app do you want to autostart ?
[20:17] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: yes
[20:18] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: Assuming the router is DHCP capable, enable it  and ensure to enter a Domain Name in the corresponding field, otherwise DHCP will not work.
[20:19] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: yes have default as domain name
[20:20] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: the printer IP address <> name is even reserved
[20:21] <BluesKaj> Trioxin, you can add an application to autostart at login in system settings>startup&shutdown>autostart>add program
[20:23] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: run:  nmcli dev show <router_ID>
[20:23] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: if need to find your router ID, run ifconfig
[20:24] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: sorry, not router ID, your network card ID ...
[20:24] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: i.e. nmcli dev show wlp3s0
[20:25] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: if you run nmcli dev show wlp3s0 | grep DOMAIN
[20:26] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: you should see Default as the Domain name.
[20:26] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: mmmm .... I know my router IP and ID
[20:27] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: do you mean my network card or the printer network card?
[20:28] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: I do see default as the domain name
[20:29] <DarinMiller> yocs0000:  the network device inside the PC that is connected to the router.
[20:30] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: yes .... I have MAC address, IP, domain, hostname ....
[20:30] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: i.e. if your PC connection is wireless, the card name usually begins with "wl"
[20:32] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: my card is wlp2s0
[20:32] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: I am not sure where we are going with this ....
[20:34] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: run: nmcli dev show wlp2s0
[20:34] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: yes .... I know already done
[20:35] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: but you did not see a line that looks something like: IP4.DOMAIN[1]:                  Default
[20:35] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: yes, I saw that
[20:37] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: sorry for the delay 2 conversations on 2 different channels....
[20:38] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: :)
[20:38] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: do not worry, I have solved, bu with a solution I really do no like.
[20:39] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: So if you try to ping one of your other PC's, you cannot use the hostname of the other PC?
[20:40] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: you have to usethe IP address
[20:43] <DarinMiller> Try changing the router DHCP name to something other than default.  Save router changes, reconnect the PC's on the network.  That's all I had to do to enable hostname resolution on my home network.
[20:44] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: to reconnect the PC's: nmcli -p con up "your SSID" ifname "adapter_name"
[20:45] <DarinMiller> yocs0000:  the above command will also fixed a network card the fails to connect after resuming from sleep.
[20:45] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: it is already connected
[20:53] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: Did you update your DHCP name to something other than Default?
[20:59] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: nope .... it is a small subnet
[21:03] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: thanks a lot, have a nice evening! We will meet again I am sure.
[21:03] <DarinMiller> yocs0000:  I am hoping that by changing your DCHP name in your router settings, that it act correctly as a DCHP server and resolve IP's by hostname.
[21:03] <DarinMiller> yocs0000: np, good luck
[21:05] <yocs0000> DarinMiller: thanks! I have fixed the IP to MAC relationship, thta is good solution at the moment .... of course not perfect! Have a good evening and thanks again!
[22:46] <foormea> hi! any idea why a fresh kubuntu 16.10 install refuses to mount lvm/luks drives automatically via dolphin? i get exactly what's described here: https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?68225-unable-to-access-encrypted-USB-drive-Kubuntu-14-04
[22:46] <foormea> i can mount manually
[22:46] <foormea> but not via dolphin