[00:14] Hey guys if I install Kubuntu 18.10 beta now would I be able to upgrade to the LTS version later easily? [00:17] I’m assuming I would but wanted to check first. 🤔 [00:25] !final | @griphook [00:25] @griphook: If you install a development version of Ubuntu Cosmic and keep up with package updates, then you will be upgraded to the official release of 18.10 when it comes out. To make sure, type « sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade » in a terminal. [00:29] Sweet thanks [02:28] Does anyone know how I see all of the ppas I have on my system in Kubuntu? [03:33] 1 2 was added by: 1 2 [05:06] @ace_player, As far as I heared there will not be a new Plasma Version for 18.04 because that would also need a new version of QT. [06:01] Good morning [06:11] good evening [06:40] Good morning! [07:18] @phillipprado, Muon>Settings>Configure Software Sources>Other Software … In Discover click on Settings then on the burger button in the right top corner then software settings>other software [11:39] Howdy folks [13:16] @weltimeister, 👍👍👍 [14:31] Can anybody help me configure my graphics drivers on my kubuntu :X [14:31] my syslog is currently going bananas after trying to install the nvidia driver [14:32] bane500: how did you try installing it? [14:32] and what kind of setup do you have [14:32] eg GPU/computer [14:33] through the little display popup but here are the errors I'm receiving: https://snag.gy/7eOLl5.jpg [14:33] hateball: And thanks for taking the time to help [14:35] hateball: Here is what ubuntu-drivers devices output [14:35] https://snag.gy/v41UOy.jpg [14:37] Any idea why it's using 3 different drivers lol [14:39] itsmagnanobitch was added by: itsmagnanobitch [14:41] bane500: that just shows which drivers are available to the device [14:42] bane500: "sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall" *should* install nvidia-390 and blacklist nouveau as needed [14:42] hateball: ah okay [14:42] so i just need to reboot then? [14:42] bane500: you need to reboot after driver install yes [14:42] or well, reload modules, but rebooting is quicker usually [14:43] as you need to reload modules and xorg anyhow [14:44] hateball: Ah i see... hopefully I can log back in lol [14:44] yep [14:45] let's see if syslog is still going crazy [14:46] works great [14:46] thanks so much [14:47] :) [19:30] 1 2 was added by: 1 2 [21:21] What's the default Bluetooth manager in Kubuntu? [21:26] TJ-: I'm on 16.04 and that'd be KDE Connect, will be in the System Tools menu [21:26] but of course, the hardware must have a bluetooth adapter for that to show up there [21:26] I'm helping a user in #ubuntu - we just figured out it should be bluedevil [21:27] it seems it isn't showing up although the BT hardware is up and available [21:29] TJ-: could be that it might be turned off, like a Wifi, you can always disable it by keyboard-combination or just a small switch on the side of the machine, I don't have bluetooth on this one, so nothing shows up in kde connect [21:29] no all laptops have a bluetooth adapter [21:30] bprompt: yeah, we've covered that. This is a desktop system with built-in. Original issue was the BT hardware not showing up at all. Now we've got it to show up and bind to btusb, and we have the hci, and can control it from bluetoothctl, but some issues with controlling it from GUI apps [21:31] k [21:49] kde-connect does not control bluetooth! [21:50] the manager is in systemsettings [21:51] I'm not sure that kdeconnect uses bluetooth yet -- it works on shared networks [21:56] We've had the weirdest issue with BT there; finally it appears to be working but you wouldn't believe how we fixed it [22:20] can i remove installed java/jdk(version 10) and then install jdk 11 from the repo and the links will point to java/javac 11? [23:14] kinghat: Alternately, if you just install jdk11 it's install scripts should just do that for you [23:14] genii: is it odd that installing `openjdk-11-jdk` prints that 10.0.2 is installed for java/javac http://paste.debian.net/hidden/e4f92a84/ but the SDK in intellij IDEA shows: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/3lsVts5P/image.png [23:15] In this case sounds more like you need to tell the SDK differently [23:15] You could try update-alternatives method for all the java things and see what options it has [23:16] `sudo update-alternatives --config java`? [23:17] I forget the exact syntax [23:17] You may need to consult the manpage to make sure [23:17] !info default-jdk [23:18] default-jdk (source: java-common (0.63ubuntu1~02)): Standard Java or Java compatible Development Kit. In component main, is optional. Version 2:1.10-63ubuntu1~02 (bionic), package size 1 kB, installed size 6 kB [23:18] http://paste.debian.net/hidden/f461ae4a/ [23:18] all thats in the jvm dir: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/CMC3siIL/image.png [23:20] !info openjdk-11-jdk cosmic [23:21] openjdk-11-jdk (source: openjdk-lts): OpenJDK Development Kit (JDK). In component main, is optional. Version 10.0.2+13-1ubuntu1 (cosmic), package size 17 kB, installed size 74 kB [23:21] kinghat: According to the bot 10.0.2 is correct for jdk 11 [23:25] is that how it should be? [23:25] Yes [23:26] so is it actually jdk v11 though? [23:28] I would have to think so, but I'm on Xenial right now and so cannot directly poke at it to make sure [23:29] ah ok. maybe the guy in ubuntu is updated.