[00:02] I've installed "great little audio player" from a .deb file. Cant figure out how to remove it. in the "Included files" in the deb package it shows lots going into .opt/extras.ubutntu.com/....... How do I remove it? It doesnt seem to have a command line name to start it, just a desktop icon. [00:03] ussher_: dpkg --remove packagename [00:03] normally would do apt-get purge (name of the program) but its not working in this case because the name of the program isnt universal. [00:04] the application launcher command is "/opt/extras.ubuntu.com/glrp/GreatLittleRadioPlayer" [00:04] or use a package manager like Muon? [00:04] tried with "Discoverer" but its not there. [00:04] see if i have muon [00:05] Discover isn't a full package manager unfortunately [00:05] Think I lost muon in the last upgrade. not there. [00:06] sudo apt install muon [00:07] sudo dpkg --remove greatlittleradioplayer [00:08] that one does it [00:08] Thanks clivejo [00:08] no problem === yaiyan_ is now known as Ieuan [03:36] HI, I recently upgraded to KDE 5.9. I'm using a Wacom tablet and notice that there is no longer a GUI in system settings for the tablet. I would like to develop this functionality. Could someone guide me a little, or send me a few links that would be useful. The wacom settings functionality would be located in system settings -> Input Devices [05:07] national geography and wikimedia picture of the day is not working for me [05:07] screen return black [05:08] other providers working. How can i check why they are not working === Zren_ is now known as Zren [06:09] Good morning === himcesjf_ is now known as himcesjf === TomTom_ is now known as TomTom === mono_ is now known as pulseaudioSuperD === pulseaudioSuperD is now known as SuperPulseaudio [08:41] sup guys, I'm on ubuntu (unity) but I need help with this https://askubuntu.com/questions/930168/ [08:41] anyone can help? === jayhunold is now known as jhunold [09:49] Hi folks [09:54] sup [10:00] a PA fan :-) === mparillo_ is now known as mparillo === himcesjf_ is now known as himcesjf === est31_ is now known as est31 === est31 is now known as est === est is now known as est31 === arnold is now known as Guest8847 [12:44] hi [12:46] o/ [13:19] 'greeter-show-manual-login=true' doesn't seem to work for KDE - is there another way to do this? [13:29] how to set manual login in KDE? [13:29] What do you mean with manual login? [13:30] I need to be able to type in a username [13:31] That is dependent on the theme, I thought. A theme like Elarun looks like it supports typing of user names. [13:31] Things like Breeze do it via user icons. [13:31] so the default theme doesn't support manual login? [13:31] They all do. [13:31] Unless I misunderstand what you mean with manual login. [13:32] well in Ubuntu I edit /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/60-gnome.conf with 'greeter-show-manual-login=true' [13:32] This gives the option to manually type in a username [13:33] I tried doing the same in /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/40-kde-plasma-kf5.conf but it's not any different [13:33] Kubuntu uses SDDM by default. [13:33] Like I said, using the default Breeze theme you can click to select a user. Other themes use text input for this. [13:34] yes, but what if the user is hidden from login [13:35] We have administrative users which are hidden from the login screen [13:36] what the default theme needs is something like "Other" or "Not Listed" so you can type in a username [13:36] or is this configurable with SDDM? [13:39] My SDDM has a button for a 'Different User'. [13:39] I am using Kubuntu 16.04.2 [13:41] I don't use Kubuntu, my SDDM version is 0.14.0-r2, but I don't think this is a new addition. [13:49] seems like it's been a known issue for some time https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=813409 [13:49] Debian bug 813409 in sddm "sddm does not allow entering username manually" [Important,Open] [13:51] zetheroo: What version of sddm are you running? [13:51] no clue [13:51] the default with Kubuntu 16.04.2 [13:51] apt-cache policy sddm [13:52] Installed: 0.13.0-1ubuntu5 [13:53] There is no 'different user' button in your login screen? [13:54] nope [13:55] Hmm, it could be that it was introduced in 0.14. [13:55] http://imgur.com/a/wtKNQ [13:57] Ah, yes that old theme. As a work around you may add a text based theme. [13:57] how do I install a new theme and then set that as the default from terminal? [13:58] Wait a minute, are you trying to login as a used with a uid < 1000? === steffen_ is now known as xic [13:59] not that I know of [13:59] Hmm, but the user you want is not listed? [14:00] I just need to be able to have a login screen where I can have these options set: [14:00] allow-guest=false [14:00] greeter-show-manual-login=true [14:01] In that case, I'd make a (admin) user from a tty. Login as that user. Set up the login screen via the gui. Logout, remove use. [14:01] user* [14:01] I have ssh access already [14:02] I just can't setup on Kubuntu what works in Ubuntu Unity and Gnome [14:02] By the by, you could also simply install lightdm. [14:07] hmm ok [14:08] going to do that === ubuntu is now known as Guest57292 === dirkhh_ is now known as dirkhh [14:34] akonadi_imap_resource repeatedly closes unexpectedly. How do I fix that? [14:35] kmail seems to be stuck moving items from 'sent-mail' to 'Trash'. [14:41] ok, I don't want to use the Unity greeter so this is no good [14:41] back to sddm ... how to install another theme by terminal? [14:43] You can also use the Gnome themes for lightdm, if you want. [14:43] I have no idea how to install sddm themes by terminal. [14:44] well I tried installing gdm as well ... but when I login I am in a Gnome desktop instead of KDE [14:48] and /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/60-gnome.conf doesn't exit either [14:48] Most login managers allow you to select which DE you want to boot in. SDDM and LightDM do anyways, and I thought KDM did too. [14:49] KDM, is that yet another one? : [14:50] Yes, and old login manager for KDE, don't think it is really supported anymore. [14:50] Does it matter that the file doesn't exist? [14:50] E: Package 'kdm' has no installation candidate [14:50] well where else does one configure gdm? [14:50] Yeah, you don't really want to do that. [14:51] in Ubuntu that config is there when you install gdm [14:51] Not in lightdm config files... [14:51] Read the documentation on where to config your dm. [14:51] In Ubuntu it's located in /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/60-gnome.conf [14:52] That sounds like config for lightdm and gnome. Not gdm. [14:52] ok [14:53] Like I said, read the documentation for your login manager on how to configure it. [14:54] why can't I just install another sddm theme which has the manual login option? [14:55] You can, already gave you instructions on that. [14:55] oh, must has missed it [14:55] In that case, I'd make a (admin) user from a tty. Login as that user. Set up the login screen via the gui. Logout, remove use. [14:55] user* [14:56] José PSX was added by: José PSX [14:56] Are there SDDM themes that don't fill in the name of the last logged in user? [14:56] I couldn't find any, so I hacked the circles theme to do that. [14:57] lordievader: I don't have any issue logging in. I am asking how to install another theme by terminal? [14:57] or is that just not how its done [14:58] Hi, something so strange has happened to my kubuntu [14:58] I know. As I have said before, I don't know how to do so from the terminal. Hence I have given you an alternative. [14:58] ok [14:58] I guess it's something like this https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/319451/how-to-install-and-set-new-themes-in-kde-plasma-via-terminal [14:59] I installed It yesterday, and configure today [14:59] The user folder in home has removed [15:00] A option in fstab can do it? [15:02] Hi [15:21] how to find my version of Plasma? [15:28] K menu -> Applications -> System -> Info Center or start from console using kinfocenter [15:37] Seems there is another app called "spectable" (under macOS)... question: does KDE care for circumstances with apps when they have the same name? [16:18] José PSX was removed by: José PSX [16:53] I'm having trouble initializing my wireless card to recieve wifi signals on my fresh install of kubunutu... any tips? [16:54] how would i go about installing wireless adapter drivers within kubuntu? === goovie_ is now known as goovie [18:38] user|78655: Can you give more information? === hook is now known as silver_hook === jemand is now known as Jemand [21:59] i have a uefi-only computer and I cannot get kubuntu to work. I even manually installed to get a /boot/efi partition with esp and boot enabled, but the pc just boots straight to bios because it does not see it. I have secure boot and trusted computing turned off as well === aekara is now known as Mayaaaaa === _cibban is now known as cibban === _cibban is now known as cibban [23:09] hola como va [23:54] takemori_: try ##Linux instead