valorie | cberg: you could remove your ~/.config plasma* files | 00:06 |
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valorie | maybe one by one? | 00:06 |
valorie | until you find the offending bad config | 00:06 |
valorie | or rename is safter | 00:06 |
valorie | safer | 00:06 |
cberg | valorie: yeah I've rm -rf ~/.config/plasma* already, and it fixed it again :) | 00:15 |
valorie | cool | 00:16 |
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lordievader | Good moring | 07:02 |
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markus_d | how would I turn off bluetooth forever? | 08:50 |
markus_d | When I disable it in the gui it goas away. But reappears when I turn on the computer again | 08:51 |
krytarik | markus_d: Look in the autostart apps. | 09:08 |
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markus_d | trying | 09:14 |
rast7 | hii | 10:28 |
anton_p | hello. i use 18.04 beta and until today i was very satisfied. i just upgraded to 5.12.1 and everything is flickering. is it a known issue? | 10:58 |
anton_p | System settings -> Display and Monitor -> Compositor -> Rendering backend: set XRender instead of OpenGL -- solves the issue | 11:01 |
anton_p | btw, i use amd opensource drivers | 11:03 |
anton_p | looking through upgraded packages i found 3 suspects: libqt5opengl5, libkwinglutils11 and libegl1 | 11:17 |
weebtaki | test | 11:56 |
weebtaki | oh crap, is this actualy live? in that case... hello humans | 11:57 |
anton_p | hello | 12:02 |
weebtaki | so...... what exactly is this? I just saw that it came with the Kubuntu instailation........ is this some kind of KDE chat room? | 12:05 |
BluesKaj | kubuntu support chat | 12:06 |
weebtaki | oh... welp in that case im out | 12:07 |
BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 12:09 |
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om26er | Hello! I installed Kubuntu 18.04 and graphics are slow. My system is using fallback driver. | 16:31 |
om26er | I have intel 5500 graphics | 16:31 |
shka | hey folks, what should i use for ZIP compression? | 17:02 |
shka | ZIP is just fine? | 17:03 |
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IrcsomeBot | <ajyotirmay> @shka, use zip | 17:51 |
IrcsomeBot | <ajyotirmay> zip -r foo.zip directory/ | 17:51 |
zxq9 | shka: zip/unzip works well. Occasionally there are some differences between zip on unix and zip on Windows, if that's what you are concerned with. | 18:06 |
zxq9 | shka: https://superuser.com/questions/5155/how-to-create-a-zip-file-compatible-with-windows-under-linux | 18:06 |
zxq9 | Within the unix world, though, tar + gzip (.tar.gz or .tgz) and tar + bzip2 (.tar.bz2) are much more common. RAR has high cross platform compatibility also, as does 7zip and lzma (though lzma has some odd availability issues sometimes). | 18:08 |
zxq9 | Some have better tradeoffs than others (time/space/ratio) depending on what you're compressing. | 18:09 |
obsitos | hi guys | 18:15 |
obsitos | i was fool and i have added the beta repository to the kubuntu instead of the backports. how I can replace it without a bigger effort? | 18:17 |
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mparillo | There is a ppa-purge, but what I simply do is go to Discover, and sources, and uncheck the beta ppa, and check the kubuntu backports ppa. It should catch up (+/- the odd package or two, but that has never horribly broken me). | 18:46 |
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ger_bear | on kubuntu 18.04 daily. whatever updates landed yesterday/today has killed various game performance. all games gone from 140+ fps down to 3-8. | 20:32 |
IrcsomeBot | brnghkmrs was added by: brnghkmrs | 20:44 |
IrcsomeBot | thiagoAderaldo was removed by: thiagoAderaldo | 20:45 |
IrcsomeBot | <brnghkmrs> hello friends, I'm on kubuntu 17.04, but my sound is worst than win10, I think it is a driver or configuration problem | 20:45 |
IrcsomeBot | <brnghkmrs> can someone help me? | 20:45 |
IrcsomeBot | <brnghkmrs> sorry. I'm on 17.10 | 20:46 |
obsitos | mparillo: thank you very much | 20:46 |
brnghkmrs | hello friends | 21:07 |
brnghkmrs | can someone help me? | 21:07 |
brnghkmrs | the sound in my kubuntu 17.10 is worst than in my win10 | 21:07 |
brnghkmrs | what should I do? it's the same hardware it should sound the same | 21:07 |
brnghkmrs | the bass notes are just way off for me | 21:07 |
obsitos | brnghkmrs: what kind of speaker have you? | 21:10 |
brnghkmrs | I have Alesis MKII Active monitors | 21:11 |
brnghkmrs | studio grade | 21:11 |
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obsitos | is it an analog speaker or a digital one? | 21:12 |
Fritigern | brnghkmrs: May I recommend you joining #kxstudio? Those people are specialized in audio soft/hardware in KDE | 21:12 |
obsitos | brnghkmrs: maybe in the sound settings on the advanced tab you have to change the profile. | 21:14 |
obsitos | i have not other idea | 21:14 |
brnghkmrs | Fritigern: where is this channel? its not on freenode | 21:22 |
Fritigern | I see you've found it ;-) | 21:24 |
brnghkmrs | yup, thx breh | 21:25 |
Fritigern | Make sure you stick around, it may take a while before someone replies. Alternatively, there is a group onm Facebook called Linux Musicians that are also very knowledgable. | 21:28 |
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Fritigern | Oh, you COULD install the package pulseaudio-equalizer. From the terminal (command line) type "sudo apt install pulseaudio-equalizer", without quotation marks, of course ;-) | 21:30 |
brnghkmrs | ok, I don't have facebook but I might be able to get an account | 21:30 |
brnghkmrs | I'll try, thanks for the tip | 21:30 |
Fritigern | Note that it's been a while since I last used that package. I may not be able to help you with it | 21:32 |
brnghkmrs | when you use the word package, what exactly do you mean? are these drivers? or is it software? or both? | 21:33 |
Fritigern | Package refers to anything that can be installed in Kubuntu using the default tools. They can be software, drivers (this is rare), or even desktop backgrounds or other artwork. | 21:36 |
* Fritigern remembers being a noob to Linux. :-) | 21:37 | |
brnghkmrs | lel, ok thanks | 21:39 |
brnghkmrs | I'm trying hard to learn | 21:39 |
Fritigern | Feel free to ask anything, incudinng "dumb" questions. It's how i learned :-) | 21:41 |
brnghkmrs | lel, I bet ALL my questions are pretty dumb haha | 21:46 |
brnghkmrs | what is daemon conf? do you know? | 21:46 |
razvan_ | Hi | 21:46 |
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Fritigern | brnghkmrs: I'm sorry, I stepped away from the PC for a bit. A deamon is the linux equivalent of a service. So a deamon conf is the configuration of a specific daemon. | 22:01 |
brnghkmrs | ok, nice | 22:06 |
brnghkmrs | how do I understand my root completely? I'm not sure how it starts.. is it /Home ? | 22:07 |
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