=== marcos is now known as marcosrz === cameron_ is now known as cameron__ === cameron__ is now known as cameron_ === marcos is now known as Guest83948 [05:36] I was trying to understnad why my language keyboard layout indicator suddenly dissapears. I fugred out how it happens. On kubuntu 16.04 after a short why on the kde desktop, kdeinit5 crashes when it crashes teh keyboard layout indicator dissapears and I cannot toggle between keyboard layouts anymore. Is it possible to restart kdeinit 5 without relogging in? [05:36] *figured [05:36] *after a short while === Guest54936 is now known as aiena [05:39] can someone help me solve this kdeinit5 crashing problem on kubuntu 16? I am using AMD hardware. [05:44] Is anyone else experiencing kdeinit5 crashing on kubuntu 16 [07:10] Good morning [08:07] Hey, so yesterday I came in here and asked if anyone had noticed upgrading from Kubuntu 17.04 to 17.10 caused their KDE start-up time to increase dramatically. Someone suggested I test using a new user account to see if this was a system-wide problem or just specific to my user. It seems the problem is user-specific. [08:07] So, is there a way I can reset my KDE profile? [08:07] What do I need to delete/move? [08:35] OOPMan: A whole bunch of stuff in ~/.config/ === bogdomania is now known as Guest7814 [09:40] hi all. is flash installed by default in kubuntu? I never actively installed flash but keep seeing updates [09:41] like I said in #kde you likely ticked the box to install third party stuff [09:41] during install [09:42] if you don't want it then simply remove it using Muon or apt [09:47] how'd I do that? muon looks quite confusing: https://imgur.com/a/Z4DEF [09:52] random1234567890: search for adobe instead [09:53] hateball: that did the trick. found and removed. thanks a lot! [09:54] random1234567890: :) [09:54] a wait... [09:54] few things: https://imgur.com/a/NfBqQ status "installed" "requested" remove". what does that mean? [09:55] ok, so I have to "apply changes"? [09:55] yes [09:55] and that will ask for your sudo password [09:56] ok done. the last screenshot is a problem for color blind people. red and green text on background. not sure if this should be filed as ux bug. [09:56] *on blue background [09:56] ok thanks for your patience with a noob... next time I know where to look. [09:57] no worries [09:57] !bug | random1234567890 [09:57] random1234567890: If you find a bug in Kubuntu, please follow the instructions at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs/Reporting to report the issue to the developers. [09:57] tho it'd be more a RFE than a bug [09:57] RFE? [09:57] well accessibility bug... but I have no experience with the accessibility stuff really [09:57] Request For Enhancement [09:57] * random1234567890 feels a lot cleaner with flash gone. === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [10:29] any information how can i recpompile firefox ? [10:31] ubsafder: Why do you want to do that? You can simply download a tar from Mozilla and run that. [10:31] Compiling Firefox is a pain. [10:33] because i want to check if freedom matter to ubuntu [10:35] In that case download the source and compile, I suppose. [10:39] i have been a windows developper i wante to check the if ubuntu were really publishing the source so i am downloading major packages and recompiling . firefox published source are a fake it's not compiling [10:40] i will continue the quest another few hours before i give up [11:03] the real reason firefox destroyed the extention i wrote for my own need i like to change that beheavior on my machine [11:42] Howdy all [12:17] ubsafder: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Developer_guide/Build_Instructions/Linux_Prerequisites [12:17] should be a good start [12:42] ‎‎TomTom: does that mean that unlike debian kubuntu desn't compiled on it's own it self ? ‎ [12:44] what? what do you want? you wrote you want to check if/how firefox compiles, this is the way to go [12:46] well now i know debian is better thanks [12:48] no need to compile, just use the ppa upgrade https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security [12:48] comparing system windows debian ubuntu . on my scale debian comes first windows and ubuntu are at same number of hops to get freedom [12:51] i know user are lock down for their own good . that's getting my toes wet i checked before jumping in the boat and fully rely on a new boat [12:52] ubsafder: Ubuntu compiles stuff themselves, for as far as I know. Else they get their stuff from Debian. === ricardo_ is now known as trakinas [13:24] i am now looking for an alternate browser to firefox what's available with sources ? [13:28] any browser with ./configure make ; make install would qualify in my eyes [13:34] Chromium? [13:35] Though, about any open-source browser qualifies your needs. === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [14:44] Hello everyone, not newbe to Linux but newbe to Kubuntu 17.10. [14:47] hi Mike|1965 , what's your issue? [14:51] I am having trouble getting my sound to work out of the box. It comes from the built-in ASUS Maximus VII MB [14:52] Mike|1965, run aplay -l and pastebin it [14:56] Mike|1965, also check alsamixer in the terminal and make sure automute is disabled [15:03] I going to logon on my Kubuntu machine, I'll be back... [15:05] I did not know I could not login with same name used a a few seconds ago... [15:05] Here is aplay -l from unprived account: [15:07] https://thepasteb.in/p/Vmh0yMwroA5I4 [15:10] alsamixer shows MM on "Line" [15:15] I changed the "Line" in alsamixer to 100%... and still nothing 8^( === Guest27539 is now known as GizmoRomick [15:19] remove MM with the M key in any outputs that you need and turn up the volume [15:19] MMM=mute [15:19] mm even ;-) [15:26] trinity === richard is now known as Guest4100 === Guest4100 is now known as GizmoRomick === leonov is now known as leonov__ === leonov__ is now known as leonov [15:41] Sorry, back again... pls don't ask. I did the MM think and quit----> No dice. [15:49] what about automute and your system settings>multimedia>device prefernce/music settings, then the audio harware setup tab [15:50] automute in alsamixer [15:51] audio on linux is a mess, takes some mucking about to get things right [15:52] ok BluesKaj... === richard is now known as Guest74196 [15:53] Mike|1965-1, we have keep trying until it works === Guest74196 is now known as GizmoRomick [16:01] I went to system settings>multimedia> | All I have for selections are "Audio CDs | Audio Volume | Audio and Video" - Remember 17.10 [16:06] Mike|1965-1, I have to ask again, have you disabled automute in alsamixer, because it's setting is global [16:07] Under Audio and Video>Audio Playback>Music it has my Video Card in subdued test. Does this mean it is selected? [16:08] Yes, but I will check again... [16:08] please read the post above first before we go any further [16:10] Mike|1965-1, we'll set that up the default audio card next [16:10] in the [16:12] after disabling automte in alsamixer , hit the esc button and do, sudo alsactl store [16:18] ok, there are not a one that has MM below or seen, for that matter, in alsamixer. After I EXIT with Esc is ther anything else I need to do? [16:18] Just read it! [16:20] Nada [16:20] Mike|1965-1, i need to know the audio chip so we can make sure you have the correct driver, run, lspci | grep -i audio [16:22] that will tell us the hardware audio chip [16:23] just a few more steps to go [16:24] lspci | grep -i audio [16:24] 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 9 Series Chipset Family HD Audio Controller [16:24] 01:00.1 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Device aaf0 [16:24] lspci | grep -i audio [16:24] 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 9 Series Chipset Family HD Audio Controller [16:24] 01:00.1 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Device aaf0 [16:25] /25 [16:26] Sorry for the extra garbage, my ignorance. [16:26] Mike|1965-1, ok, sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel, if that driver loads properly there won't be any output from the command [16:28] Should I test it out now? [16:28] no, [16:29] OK [16:29] next? [16:30] now we need to add a line with root permissions to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf [16:33] the line is: options snd-hda-intel index=0 [16:33] at the end of the file? [16:33] yes [16:33] then save and exit [16:34] once done, reboot [16:36] Lots of options in the file. I will see you in a minute or so 8^)) [16:37] ok [16:40] NOW we test? [16:40] yup [16:42] I tried using VLC and a .ogg file.... No dice 8( [16:43] ok , need to look at alsamixer , can you do a screenshot and post it at https://postimages.org/ [16:44] and paste the resulting url here [16:45] I will try. Oh, OK. [16:52] vlc also has audio settings which have to be set to use the correct audo output device [16:55] vlc>tools>prefernces>audio, choose alsa audio output or pulseaudio, which ever works [16:55] ok, gotta go for about 20 mins ...bbl [17:19] bk [17:31] OK, Finally! BluesKaj: https://postimg.org/image/ebjy7ceq9/ [17:33] Mike|1965-1, ok , crank your master up to 100% [17:34] thrn read my posts about vlc settings === rainer_ is now known as Iceking [17:46] I did and changed them as you directed... No dice. [17:48] I tried "Volume Control" and it only shows the ATI HDMI outputs, are these my Video Card? [17:49] UUUUhhhhg! [17:49] ok install pavucontrol , it helps to solidify your audio outs [17:49] ok [17:55] It shows my ATI Video Card as my Main Output device and NO other option to change it. [18:00] pavucontrol what shows that? [18:02] err drop the "what" [18:02] I went into Configuration and turned OFF my ATI Vid and the other defaulted to Built in Audio and I chose "Analog Stero Output" [18:04] you have an AMD graphics card, correct ? if so the hdmi audio portion carries the audio signal thru the card to hdmi connected device, tv/audio receiver , amp etc [18:05] When I close it, it said the .config file was in a BAD State [18:05] which config file ? [18:06] the ~/root/pavucontrol.config [18:18] the only thing I can suggest is to enable the audio codec in the UEFI/BIOS which should switch thew default card to the intel as it should be. [19:15] where can 8 get a live version [19:16] The official ISO can be booted live. Here is the download page: https://kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/ [19:17] i meed a live version [19:18] Once it is booted, you click "Try Kubuntu". It will boot as a live disk. === dax is now known as daxy === daxy is now known as dax === remark is now known as |ReMaRk| [22:59] hi [23:01] sombody, knowed how to install wallets bitcoin POS in linux [23:04] im ask because the documentation is limited === administrador_ is now known as xhunik_ [23:12] * genii keeps searching anyways for some point-of-sale software with bitcoin [23:43] Hmm, how does one actually change teh Xorg arguments used by SDDM? Setting in /etc/sddm.conf doesn't seem to do anything. [23:52] keithzg: /usr/share/sddm/scripts/Xsetup ? [23:53] genii: Surely that's for disto-shipped configs and can be overridden in a config file somewhere? But thanks, shall try :) [23:55] keithzg: I'm using lightdm because I was having too many issues with sddm over multiple monitors before [23:59] genii: Funny enough, my coworker who is using SDDM nowadays was having problems with his monitors *until* the update that switched him to SDDM, heh (haven't had any problems myself other than the placement problem) [23:59] I had a dead laptop screen and it kept wanting to use that as the primary