[00:29] <[Relic]> in 17.10 what are my options for try to block a program from accessing the internet completely? [02:55] [Relic]: which application? [03:08] <[Relic]> valorie, wasn't thinking too specifically, was looking at gufw but couldn't figure out how to block anything but what was on the list itself [03:09] I think you'd do it for certain apps [03:09] I mean, most don't go online [03:10] browsers do [03:10] amarok does [03:10] ktorrent, konversation do [03:11] amarok still works if there is no connection [03:17] <[Relic]> amarok was replaced, I was just trying to see if there was a way to do it, I never know how out dated some of the documentation is, and I don't like screwing things up too badly === tnewman_ is now known as tnewman [07:10] Good morning === martin__ is now known as ripper17 === nameless is now known as Guest69785 [11:54] Hiyas all === baze is now known as debazer [15:11] @BluesKaj, hi [15:12] hi ajyotirmay [16:09] I have recently installed kubuntu but the fonts don't look good. fonts are looking really thin [16:12] qwip dpi settingsin system settings> fonts or choose a bolder font style [16:13] BluesKaj, "Force fonts DPI"? [16:14] and what is "Fixed width"? [16:14] qwip, try a different font style first [16:15] tried that. BluesKaj. no good [16:15] fixed width is mainly for graphical fonts in guis and browsers that aren't as configurable [16:16] increase the dpi then [16:17] to how much? [16:18] also, the fonts look almost good in system apps but looks really thin in other apps like spotify, firefox [16:18] dunno, depends on your taste and what you think , looks good to you ..experiment with different fonts, fontstyles, and sizes [16:20] qwip FF requires the font setting in Application Style>gnome\>app style ,since it bases it's fonts on gnome [16:21] BluesKaj, ok [16:43] BluesKaj, in Application Style>gnome\>app style font is set to Noto Sans but in firefox it shows DejaVu Serif [16:44] as the default font [16:45] qwip, which do you prefer ..personally i don't use FF anymore [16:45] I just use FF! [16:45] you can change it in FF if you want [16:45] hmm [16:47] if you have complaints don't do it here, complain in kubuntu-devel or kde chats [16:48] ohh, okay. didn't knew about that chans [16:49] we're just support volunteers, we're not responsible for settings and bugs [16:49] ahh, okay. I got it [16:49] Thanks for your help :) [16:49] ok [16:50] time to push some snow ...BBL [17:34] All: 2 quick Qs! Q#1: I use Gedit, with plugins for dev with the "Cobalt" color scheme. In an HTML file " " and "&: are in dark blue and not really viewable. How do I change that color, say to yellow, so I can see all my code? Q#2: Samba is not letting me login to my own local shares nor on remote machine. What do I change in the smb.cnf config file to get logins to work? [17:38] All: For Q#1 I found and have the /usr/share/gtksourceview-3.0/styles/cobalt.xml file open in NANO, but do not know which Item defines these items. Have defired a new color of: "" that I want to apply, but again don't know which element! === Gin is now known as MarcoGin [18:17] TBotNik, this is Kubuintu support, not Ubuntu, your GTK questions will receive answers there , more likely than here [18:57] BluesKaj: So far ##linux and #ubuntu no response on the GTK! Is there a better source? [18:58] TBotNik, what's you desktop? [18:58] your [19:01] BluesKaj: On Kubuntu 14.04 LTS [19:01] Plasma [19:02] so why the gtk questions? [19:04] BluesKaj: I do all my dev in Gedit with the plugins, but cannot see the " " or "&" tags, since they are the same color as the background, in the Cobalt theme. Want to see them in yellow! [19:06] why gedit , why not kate? [19:06] or kwrite [19:07] BluesKaj: Been on Gedit for 15 years now, and don't like the others! Sorry! [19:08] * BluesKaj shrugs , maybe it's time for a change :-) [19:08] you got an answer in ubuntu [19:09] BluesKaj: The GTK cobalt theme give me most of the contrast I need for editing where the others do not. I occasionally use NetBeans, but Gedit is my default, as I know all the functions, etc. so nothing new to learn! [19:09] oops linux [19:11] BluesKaj: Yeah, he's saying copy to $HOME and edit there, but still do not know what I'm lookiing for! [19:18] BluesKaj: OK found this site: github.com/mig/gedit-themes and downloading the .zip. Will see if they have a theme I like or the style element defined that I'm looking for so I can add to my current theme and customize! [19:30] TBotNik, hope it works for you. [19:32] BluesKaj: There are enough themes there I should be able to find what element I'm looking for! [19:33] BluesKaj: I'll run a content find, once installed on "html" in that dir, and should find it! [19:33] ok [19:38] BluesKaj: Thnx! === threebar is now known as ||| === faLUCE is now known as il-contrario-del === kubuntu is now known as Guest40984 === evan is now known as Guest63453 === Guest63453 is now known as evan_ === khurram is now known as Guest44112 [22:17] I just installed kubuntu and it seems to have set the date/time and calendar language to my local language (arabic) but I chose English (US) during install. Other's seem to also have this problem and I found no solution searching online. [22:32] hi, i'm using kubuntu 17.10 are there any integration packages for firefox I need to manually install to make FF read kde settings correctly? FF seems to think my default texteditor is okular (when it's really kate) and I can't seem to make it understand that's wrong === Guest44112 is now known as BoronBiggs [22:36] I just installed kubuntu and it seems to have set the date/time and calendar language to my local language (arabic) but I chose English (US) during install. Other's seem to also have this problem and I found no solution searching online. [22:38] !locale [22:38] To set up and configure your locales, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Locale/ [22:38] BoronBiggs: ^^^ [22:46] valorie: It does work to change the language in the calendar, but doesn't change the language of the clock on the login screen [22:47] hmmm [22:47] I suggest asking in #kde, since nobody has spoken up here [22:48] mention that you adjusted or at least checked your locale [22:49] Ok, nvm, I managed to fix it by editing all locales in /etc/default/locale to en_US [22:50] but to be noted, localepurge didn't work to change these and left these locales intact [22:51] glad you found the fix [22:52] dunno what localepurge is === claydoh is now known as Guest90255