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user|57924having an issue with tar thru kde causing system lockup. Tried to run kbackup and also tried tar script via konsole. Both cause system to lock with data going to USB 1.5TB HD partition. I can run the same script from a console login and it completes.01:42
user|57924note that this is an almost complete system backup01:44
user|57924Kubuntu version 16.04 LTS is being used for OS01:45
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timmybeeHi everyone05:06
timmybeeTrying to remove the space above the firefox tabs. Ive tried creating a userChome.css and adding some settings in the there however this doesnt seem to work05:07
onlyabyteHey guys, how do you find Kubuntu 18.04 LTS?06:25
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, What do you mean?06:25
onlyabyteI'm planning on using it but I have one question about KDE on it. Will it stay on 5.12 LTS but still get the other updates eg: 5.12.5 LTS etc.06:25
onlyabyteie: bug fixes06:26
onlyabyteI'm in love with KDE so I want to use something stable where I can get high uptime :)06:26
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, I'm pretty sure it will update06:26
onlyabyteDebian is too old so Kubuntu LTS is the best candidate06:27
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, I mean, it's the same as Ubuntu, Gnome was just updated to 3.28.206:27
onlyabyteOh goodie!06:27
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, Debian has KDE Plasma 5.8 LTS06:27
onlyabyteI doubt Ubuntu 18.04 would get 3.30 though06:27
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, Yeah, that will be up for 18.1006:27
onlyabyteI'm sick of GNOME, ugh.06:27
onlyabyteBeen using it for so long and I put KDE on my system just to test and boy oh boy, is it fast!06:28
acheronuk5.12.5 is in our updates PPA for the impatient to get it, but is also currently in testing for updates via the main archive06:28
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, Yeah, Plasma has freaking improved06:28
onlyabyteI'm not very impatient. Just curious, will the LTS stay on LTS KDE?06:28
onlyabyteI prefer stability :)06:28
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, AFAIK yes, until the next LTS06:29
onlyabyteYay!06:29
acheronukonlyabyte: for archive or our updates ppa, yes06:29
onlyabyte5.12 is already so good (right now on Fedora)06:29
onlyabyteOh okay, so if I wanted updates, I would need your official PPA?06:29
onlyabyteOr is it unofficial (ie: not from Kubuntu)06:29
acheronukhttps://community.kde.org/Kubuntu/PPAs06:30
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, IK there is the Kubuntu official ppa for backports06:30
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @onlyabyte, Yeah, I think it's official06:30
onlyabyteThat's awesome!06:31
acheronukKubuntu updates PPA = updates we intend to try to get into the archive eventually06:31
onlyabyteI cannot wait to switch over to Kubuntu LTS!06:31
onlyabyteI see...06:31
acheronukKubuntu backports PPA = backports of much new things we probably won't for 18.0406:32
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @acheronuk, Here: https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa06:32
IrcsomeBot<acheronuk> @ccarguelo, Correct for the updates one06:33
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> @acheronuk, This one? … https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/ppa?field.series_filter=bionic06:35
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> Ups, sent it filtered06:35
IrcsomeBot<acheronuk> Sorry, yes. That is the 'updates' one06:35
IrcsomeBot<ccarguelo> Great, isn't that ppa aded by default on Kubuntu?06:36
onlyabyteacheronuk: How would you comment on the stability of Kubuntu 18.04? Would you say KDE and Ubuntu is no longer known as the "unstable" distro?06:36
IrcsomeBot<acheronuk> @ccarguelo, No. It's officailly ours, and the packages are basically what we intend to ship as real archive updates, but we can't have PPAs enabled by default. Ubuntu policy. Which I do agree with.06:39
onlyabyteI'll be back, going to migrate to Kubuntu!06:40
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batteronizerHi, sometimes when I change brightness using the function keys on my laptop, the brightness changes accordingly but within a few moments reverts to what it was before my adjustment.07:58
batteronizerI use Kubuntu 18.04. And for my fellow countryme, that's the correct usage of the word "revert".07:59
batteronizer*countrymen07:59
obertbut how to upgrade to kubuntu 18? lsb_release wasn't enough to checkk for a new version?08:18
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batteronizerobert: what is your current version?08:47
batteronizerupgrade to 18.04 from 16.04 would be available after 18.04.1, around July08:48
obertbatteronizer: 1708:48
batteronizerobert: 17 what?08:49
obert17.94 I guess08:49
obert0408:49
obertthe lts one08:49
batteronizerWhat do you mean guess? Check08:49
oberthow to check it then? I don't remember the command08:49
batteronizerUse google08:49
obert...08:50
obertUbuntu 17.10 \n \l08:50
batteronizerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes?_ga=2.185750953.1477541786.1526806216-1488121166.1526806216#Upgrading_from_Ubuntu_17.1008:52
obertanyway an answer like 'use google' in a chat where people should be glad to talk it is a bit ridiculous08:52
obertthanks08:53
batteronizerobert: What's ridiculous is saying "I guess" when you want help and not putting effort to look for a simple command.08:54
obertbatteronizer: it is easier to paste the right command without let people getting mad on find infos in the whole web08:58
obertespecially if someone got a slow internet08:59
batteronizerobert: It's easier for someone helping you if you don't say things like "I guess"08:59
onlyabyteHi all!09:00
onlyabyteI'm loving Kubuntu 18.04! :D09:00
onlyabyteFinally, I've found the right distro for me.09:00
onlyabyteJust wanted to say thank you to the people who contributed to this distribution. It's superb!09:01
acheronukonlyabyte: great to hear :)09:20
ktechoYeah, kubuntu is amazing :)09:27
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obert_got kubuntu 18.04 thanks people12:57
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R13oseI am getting this error when I test disc for defects on live usb: check finished: errors found in 2 files.  How do I fix this?21:23
skomorokhUpgraded 17.10->18.04, all worked out well except one thing: my favourites disappeared and when I add some back, log out and back in again... they're gone once more.21:34
skomorokhIs that a familiar situation to anyone? Any hints where I might look?21:35
valorieskomorokh:21:45
valorieyou might have some permissions problems which means your favs are not being saved properly21:46
valorieperhaps from running a gui app as root21:46
valorieyou might have to chmod $HOME to fix21:50
skomorokhvalorie: Hm, it was just working on 17.10, pretty sure the upgrade wouldn't have changed the perms. Any idea which file holds the favs so I can check it?21:55
valorieit would be in ~/.local or ~/.config21:56
skomorokhBut like... .config/k-button-thingy?21:56
valorieperms are just a few bits, so they do sometimes mess up because..... the world is imperfect21:57
R13oseAny thoughts on my question?21:57
valorieI don't know which one, but those are just text files21:57
valorieyou can read 'em21:57
skomorokhvalorie: Heh, there's rather a few to read through.21:58
valorieR13ose: I was a bit unclear on whether the problem was in your install, or on your USB21:58
valorieskomorokh: sure, but most are obviously not what you need21:58
valoriepeople in #kde might know more21:58
R13osevalorie: I am not sure what the defect checks but I am hoping is on my HDD.  The HDD can't get through the full bootup as it get stuck but unsure why.21:59
valorieR13ose: `sudo apt install -f`22:00
valoriewhere f=fix22:00
valorieshould reinstall anything messed22:00
R13osevalorie: will that delete files?  I am using the try kubuntu on the live usb22:00
valorieoh22:01
valoriehmmm22:01
valorieso not an install22:01
valoriedo you have any other computers to try that USB on?22:01
valorieI would hesitate to advise going ahead if you aren't even booting up on the live USB22:02
R13osevalorie: meaning?22:02
R13oseI have another computer22:03
valorieI would try it there and see what happens22:03
valorieI don't have the expertise to give you more advice I'm afraid22:03
R13oseI tried fsck but still problems22:04
R13osevalorie: I am using the live usb22:06
valorieR13ose: I would make a backup of that HDD right now22:07
valoriehow old is it?22:07
* valorie has lost 3 HDs or SSDs in the past few months22:07
valorieone literally right after I made a full backup22:07
R13osevalorie: I did make a backup22:08
valoriegood22:08
valorieIMO it is time to order a replacement22:08
valorieI mean, there are programs that will lock out badblocks22:08
valoriebut that just tides you over until the new one arrives IMO22:08
R13oseHow can this be done if I get to kubuntu screen and the boot locks after awhile on that screen22:10
valorieI think bad blocks runs in the commandline22:11
valoriehttps://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Badblocks22:12
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R13osevalorie: thanks, trying some of them22:14
valorie!info e2fsprogs22:14
ubottue2fsprogs (source: e2fsprogs): ext2/ext3/ext4 file system utilities. In component main, is required. Version 1.44.1-1 (bionic), package size 417 kB, installed size 1294 kB22:14
valoriebest of luck, R13ose22:15
valorieI know the budget doesn't always welcome dying drives22:15
R13oseThanks22:17
xponentI am using a System 76 laptop which has just a trackpad with no left or right buttons; just left or right click on the trackpad itself.  There is no functionally for right click.22:27
valoriexponent: i'm using s sys76 as well - right click works fine for me22:28
valorieeven using both works as middle-click22:28
valorieSysinfo for 'valorie-Oryx-Pro': Running inside KDE Plasma 5.12.5 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) powered by Linux 4.15.0-20-generic, CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz at 3346-3389/3800 MHz, RAM: 31762/32119 MB, Storage: 279/1144 GB, 279 procs, 620.41h up22:29
valoriewhen you say "no functionality" what do you mean?22:29
xponentWhen I place the cursor on the wallpaper, right click on trackpad does not open a menu.22:32
valorie:(22:33
valorieworks for me22:33
valoriedid that work in popOS or whatever was installed when you got it?22:33
valorieI guess it would be pop or ubuntu22:34
acheronukthey quit22:34
valorie:(22:36
valorieI wonder why people do that22:36
acheronukperhaps they had turned off the right click on desktop action? that is possible in 'mouse actions' but right click would stay functional everywhere else22:36
* acheronuk shrugs22:37
valorieseems a bit crazy to do that, unless you have kids who mess with your laptop or so22:37
valoriecats22:37
valorie:-)22:37
acheronuksomeone on here the other day had their toddler press the PC power button in the middle of a 17.10 to 18.04 upgrade!22:38
valorieouch!22:39

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