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[10:03] <blindsky> How do I configure KDE to show mnemonics permanently?
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[12:33] <soee> huh?
[12:33] <soee> do you have any question related to kubuntu?
[13:09] <user|96279> hjbjkbkj;
[13:30] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
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[17:26] <konrados> Morning!
[17:27] <konrados> Here: https://userbase.kde.org/Akonadi/en I can read about "KRunner configuration" ( "KRunner offers you Akonadi Resource Configuration", or "KRunner's configuration page, disable the Nepomuk" ) - what is this KRunner and how can I open its configuration?
[17:28] <NewUser> Hello all! I had a question about 4k monitors, I can only really find threads from 2014. I want to install Kubuntu, but, I don't know how well it will work with my GTX1080 and my 4k monitor. Are there any changes I need to make?
[17:29] <BluesKaj> !krunner |konrados
[17:29] <BluesKaj> !info krunner
[17:29] <ubottu> Package krunner does not exist in yakkety
[17:30] <BluesKaj> konrados, krunner is the same as the run command alt+F2
[17:30] <BluesKaj> or right click on the desktop choose Run Command
[17:31] <ahoneybun> https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/Krunner
[17:32] <ahoneybun> some info needs updating but a good place to start
[17:32] <ahoneybun> NewUser: about that 4K
[17:32] <ahoneybun> I'm not sure if 1080 has been added yet but: https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
[17:36] <konrados> Thanks, BluesKaj & ahoneybun  but how is it related to  https://userbase.kde.org/Akonadi/en ? And this ""KRunner offers you Akonadi Resource Configuration"? When I do alt+F2 - and click the icon on the left I can't see anything but "search plugins" I can turn on and off.
[17:36] <NewUser> Thank you, @ahoneybun
[17:36] <NewUser> Forgive my lack of knowledge here, but what is Krunner? It looks to me like it's for easy commands?
[17:37] <ahoneybun> NewUser: krunner can open applciations, switch to currently open applications, do basic math
[17:37] <ahoneybun> run commands, open files
[17:37] <ahoneybun> it's super useful
[17:38] <ahoneybun> konrados: not to be honest
[17:38] <ahoneybun> *not sure
[17:38] <NewUser> Oh, was Krunner not intended for me? lol
[17:38] <konrados> No it wasn't :)
[17:38] <ahoneybun> NewUser: it's intended for everyone
[17:39] <NewUser> Ah, I thought your "about that 4K" was in reference to Krunner
[17:39] <NewUser> My bad
[17:39] <konrados> Thanks ahoneybun, I'll dig around.
[17:39] <ahoneybun> no just needed to look up that PPA
[17:39] <NewUser> Yeh, sorry about that! I'm tired. Thank you for your link though, I'm looking now
[17:40] <ahoneybun> np
[17:41] <NewUser> Oh, I've just seen this: http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/104284/en-us
[17:41] <NewUser> Surely that'll work?
[17:42] <ahoneybun> 367 is in that ppa
[17:42] <ahoneybun> just added the ppa
[17:42] <ahoneybun> sudo apt update
[17:42] <ahoneybun> sudo apt install nvidia-367
[17:43] <NewUser> Super star, thank you
[17:43] <BluesKaj> https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
[17:44] <ahoneybun> no problem, as a nvidia user myself I find that ppa to be execellent
[17:44] <NewUser> I've tried Linux on a 4k screen before and couldn't get it working. The driver was installed but the scaling was AWFUL and if I fixed one scaling issue, something else would break lol
[17:45] <ahoneybun> NewUser: KDE's Display settings has a "Scale Display" option on the both for that
[17:45] <ahoneybun> might have to reboot to get the full change
[17:45] <NewUser> I had a trade-off between reading my code in my IDE or  having MASSIVE icons everywhere :p
[17:45] <NewUser> Ah, brilliant
[17:45] <ahoneybun> I've never had to use it tbh though
[17:45] <NewUser> Yeah that's why I want to try Kubuntu
[17:45] <ahoneybun> still on 1080p here
[17:46] <NewUser> I just want to comfortably move away from Windows! There's nothing I use on Windows currently that I can't use on Linux or that a VM wouldn't solve!
[17:47] <ahoneybun> NewUser: lovely
[17:47] <BluesKaj> NewUser, is this a larger monitor, over 32"?
[17:47] <NewUser> My only issue is the screen, which I've had issues with before :p
[17:47] <NewUser> BluesKaj, it's 29"
[17:47] <BluesKaj> you may want to check the dpi options as well
[17:48] <ahoneybun> oh right for fonts
[17:48] <ahoneybun> in Font settings there is a force dpi font option
[17:48] <NewUser> Oh, wait, 28". It's a AOC 28, 4K Ultra HD LED Monitor, 3840x2160
[17:49] <ahoneybun> that just sounds awesome
[17:49] <NewUser> Ah, right. I've noted that as well!
[17:49] <ahoneybun> I'd love to get away from 2 monitors
[17:49] <NewUser> Would it also work with 2 screens, do you reckon?
[17:49] <NewUser> Well...I have 2 of them lol
[17:50]  * BluesKaj uses a panasonic 42" plasma tv as a monitor
[17:50] <NewUser> I'm a developer, I tend to use one for code/terminals, etc and the other one for browsers/viewing changes
[17:50] <ahoneybun> NewUser: I use 2 montors with no issues
[17:50] <NewUser> 42"!
[17:50] <NewUser> Do you use Linux, too?
[17:51] <ahoneybun> but I have 16.10 with a few extra ppas for Plasma 5.8.3
[17:51] <ahoneybun> NewUser: I use Kubuntu
[17:51] <BluesKaj> 10ft/3m away from it using wirelss KB and mouse
[17:51] <NewUser> Awesome, thank you ahoneybun. I'm installing tomorrow when I'm back at the office, so i'll be sure to let you know!
[17:51] <ahoneybun> NewUser: awesomesauce
[17:51] <BluesKaj> yup Kubuntu 16.10
[17:52] <NewUser> So, I'm still in the process of looking at the Kubuntu features. apart from that it looks great, what are the other benefits?
[17:52] <NewUser> Awesome, BluesKaj, and scaling is fine?
[17:52] <BluesKaj> NewUser, yes , it's almost prefect
[17:52] <ahoneybun> NewUser: since we use Ubuntu as a base any ppa will work, just because of which ones you add
[17:53] <BluesKaj> perfect even
[22:04] <IrcsomeBot1> ortni was added by: ortni
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[22:11] <Hailwood> I'd say the sky, but it's raining. So that's really what's down...
[22:19] <Golarmo> I installed Steam and the initial startup update ran smoothly. But then when I tried to start steam in earnest, it only appeared on the task manager for a few seconds before disappearing (could not "click it up"). When ran in the terminal, I get libGL errors such as "driver pointer missing" and "failed/unable to load driver i965_dri.so".  Also "gre
[22:19] <Golarmo> p: symbol lookup error: grep: undefined symbol: pcre_jit_stack_alloc". I have tried multiple solutions found online, but nothing seems to bite. I did not accept the installation of programs "some of which are proprietary" at OS installation.
[22:23] <valorie> !steam
[22:23] <ubottu> Valve have officially announced that they are developing Steam and are working with !ubuntu during their development, see http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux/steamd-penguins/ for further details, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valve for install instructions, you can also join #ubuntu-steam for discussion.
[22:23] <valorie> might be some help at the above channel Golarmo
[22:23] <Golarmo> Thank you!
[22:23] <valorie> best of luck!
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