[01:40] hey guys. I had pihole installed in my system and than i removed it but it left static ip set in my system. I m not familier with the new convention of static ip settings. Because its not in the interfaces file anymore. How can i set my system back do dynamic ip ? [02:20] Hi, using Kubuntu disco, after an update this morning I now have some kind of different "login manager" with an onscreen virtual keyboard that will not let me in so how could I disable login functionality (sddm?) altogether so I can at least get to my plasma desktop? [02:21] My /etc/sddm.conf is unchanged with an [AutoLogin] section with plasma.desktop and my username [02:22] Any hints as to what program or package name might be this "new login manager" ? [02:23] I've tried stopping sddm and using startx but that just gets me a X error and quits [03:05] spackle259: you might ask in #ubuntu which is far larger [03:05] this isn't a kubuntu-only issue [03:06] markc: you might ask in #ubuntu+1 [03:06] not many of us running disco yet [03:12] we are considering using calamares but I don't think we've decided to do that or switched over yet [03:16] Thanks valorie [03:18] yw; good luck [03:26] valorie: fwiw I think I am stuck with a half done transition to qt 5.12, as in kwin-common won't install because of 5.14.3 vs 5.14.80 dependencies [03:27] well, not everything is uploaded yet, much less tested and accepted [03:27] if you aren't in the devel chan you should /join #kubuntu-devel [03:28] and perhaps #ubuntu-release as well [03:28] yep, if I had a clue I would have disabled any updates until some amount of dust had cleared [03:28] along with +1 [03:28] heh [03:29] So, as you suggest, I should lurk on those channels to get some clues. I really should do some simple plasma devel anyway [03:32] well then also join #plasma [03:33] :-) [03:33] and probably #kde-devel [03:36] right, if you lurk for awhile, eventually you'll be able to help newcomers and ask good questions too [03:43] valorie: perhaps you can help me with some identity.kde.org advice, I have apparently used 2 email addresses in the past but I have no idea what username is associated with either one, but it rquires both a username matching an email address to get a new (for instance) password. How can I get past this barrier? [03:43] oh dear [03:44] well, usual advice is to ask in #kde-sysadmin [03:44] and then file a ticket if nobody is available to help [03:44] Heh, yet another channel, but of course :) [03:44] however, you can't file a ticket if you can't login [03:44] so in that case, write to sysadmin@kde.org with all the details [03:45] they will fix you right up [03:45] and hopefully disable the account you don't want [03:45] everyone should have one and only one [03:45] Right. Now I remember why I set up a second email account, because of the same issue with the first one. I am reluctant to set up a 3rd email account :-/ [03:46] :( [03:46] better to get it fixed, yes [03:46] Heh, when I get my desktop thundrbird working again I'll email sysadmin@kde.org as you suggest. Thanks again. [03:47] they might be able to fix it on the spot in the chan [04:13] valorie: I'm not sure I have the time to persist with sorting out an identity so if you ever get a chance to ask someone why on earth they require both a username and email address to do something as simple as reset a password then that alone may remove one little barrier to encouraging more people to get involved. [04:14] they are trying to get something to replace the current system but that's taking place in "spare time" which as always is short [04:15] that's encouraging to hear [04:16] I've been using KDE for more than 20 years and would like to get more involved but there are just too many "buts" (for me) [05:05] well, KDE is a community and we all do what we can [05:05] including me, a non-coding grandma [15:32] Hi folks [18:20] how do i get kontact/kmail to automatically delete emails even though i've got it set to do so? [18:21] i've got emails from over a week ago that should've been deleted by now. [18:54] Hi, I would like to get a digital clock on the top of the screen similar to GNOME3 (such that I can see the time even when one of my programs are maximized) [18:55] Oh right, my question is: How could I solve this? [19:08] I just use the digital clock in the panel [19:12] BluesKaj: Yeah, I've got the panel on autohide to save on screen space [19:15] Also in general: Wow Kubuntu is way snappier than Ubuntu. Or more like KDE is faster than GNOME === morpheus is now known as Guest42050