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[04:06] <IrcsomeBot1> <DGUERRERO> @Weslerson, Hi! This is a English support channel, for support in Portuguese, you can search for Ubuntu Brazil team channel
[06:31] <aftrshock> hi. I last used Kubunto in 2008. I want to try it again. I'm planning on a Win 10 / 17.10 dual boot, with W10 already installed. is it necessary to set partitions in W10 before installation or will the Kubuntu installer offer the option (I seem to remember installing Ubuntu in 2012 and it handled it, in the installer). Thanks
[06:31] <dax> the Kubuntu installer can handle it
[06:31] <aftrshock> TY
[06:32] <aftrshock> I've got it in a USB key, reboot into BIOS and set (E:) as first boot , correct?
[06:32] <aftrshock> *Kubuntu sorry
[06:35] <dax> depends on your firmware, but yes something like that
[06:36] <aftrshock> ok
[06:36] <aftrshock> Does Plama come pre packaged with 17.10 or will I need to install it?
[06:36] <aftrshock> *Plasma
[06:37] <dax> Kubuntu uses Plasma out of the box, that's kinda the point
[06:41] <aftrshock> alright
[06:42] <aftrshock> the guide on ubuntubuzz makes it sound I like I need to partition before I even start the isntallation if my goal is a dual boot
[09:10] <aftrshock> Hi. I used rufus to make my boot USB, I set my BIOS to boot legacy USB first, it worked fine, unforunately it booted into the artful aarvark wallpaper (blank) and got stuck there. I read this is due to the tool I used to write the .iso to USB, is that correct?
[09:48] <otomo> Hi could someone with Kubuntu 17.10 verify if this sha1sum its correct for tcpd:
[09:49] <otomo> f4d0343ed2ad94ab33de1e4b59e6e045e28070d8  /usr/sbin/tcpd
[09:49] <otomo> or where I could find myself the original sha1sum of tcpd to compare
[09:49] <otomo> thanks
[10:58] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
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[15:28] <verdooft> Hello.
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[15:48] <kaddi> i just started kile and it says "the standard tool list need to be reloaded because of the switch from kde3 to kde4. This will overwrite any changes in the tools you have made".. I'm running 17.10 and what I thought was KDE5, is Kile no longer being maintained?
[15:52] <BluesKaj> kaddi, afaict kile is still using kde4 dependencies
[15:52] <BluesKaj> but it's till listed in the repos
[15:52] <BluesKaj> still
[15:53] <kaddi> poor kile.. all good things come to an end
[15:53] <acheronuk> AFAIK there is works at KDE towards a Qt5 port, but not a stable release of that yet
[15:54] <kaddi> it's a great program, would be a pity to lose it really
[15:54] <acheronuk> work in progress: https://cgit.kde.org/kile.git/log/
[15:55] <acheronuk> so hopefully soon a new version
[15:55] <kaddi> :)
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[18:04] <afrtshock> Last night I tried to install Kubuntu dual boot with Win 10, and I used Rufus to write the .iso to USB stick. I booted off the USB stick, it got to the Aardvark wallpaper (blank) and froze. I read this is become of the app (Rufus) that wrote the .iso. Does that sound right? I must use a different app? Windows won't let me burn a DVDR cause it says there's no disc in the drive.
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[21:58] <mparillo> I have never used Rufus, but I have heard it is most successful in dd mode.
[22:21] <kulo> Hello anyone around?
[22:24] <kulo> I've used Rufus, I prefer it to unetbootin
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