[00:01] may I ask why you didn't simply install and run the package as usual? [00:04] also, did you mean this? "after reboot none of the VMs fail to launch" [00:04] ya. [00:04] double negative there [00:05] sorry. its been a long day. [00:05] especially when things arent working. [00:05] right [00:06] clarifying that single point will help when someone looks at it [00:06] install and running package as usual? [00:06] right [00:06] via apt or discover etc. [00:06] that's how I did it [00:06] and pretty much always do it [00:09] in general only applications/packages installed in the recommended way are supported [00:09] unsure if the way you did it has anything to do with the difficulties you are encountering [00:11] because there was a broken feature in the ubuntu package. got the deb from the website. the deb started getting the error after some kubuntu updates, tried the test version. same thing. [00:12] hmmm [00:12] what broken feature? [00:13] i think it was dragging and dropping files from guest to host and host to guest. [00:13] and it was fixed in a more recent verson that ubuntu didnt package. [00:13] ok [00:13] version* [00:13] I would ask that a more recent version be packaged then [00:13] IMO [00:14] anyway, if the devels think that installing from the deb is important, they'll ask [00:14] well i posted the exact test version thats being used. [00:16] cool [00:17] might be worthwhile on another day when you're not so tired -- search for the bug to update Vbox and comment [00:17] or even just click the "this affects me" thing up top [00:18] comment on my own bug report? [00:19] no [00:19] a BR asking for packaging is a separate thing [00:20] such a br says "we have old # which doesn't do what I need" and "here's the new release that does what I need" [00:20] always file separate bug reports for separate issues [00:21] oh i see what you mean [00:21] but if one has already been filed, better to add your info into the already-filed BR [00:24] It's really annoying how Konversation doesn't wait for nickserv to identify before auto-joining channels like this one [00:24] I always open up with #kubuntu-unregistered [00:27] shanemikel: hmmm, doesn't happen to me [00:27] there is a way to auth first [00:27] sec [00:27] shanemikel: Perhaps look into SASL. [00:28] (Specifically, https://userbase.kde.org/Konversation/Configuring_SASL_authentication) [00:30] aha, I was on that page trying to figure out if it was the best one [00:30] but Unit193 beat me [00:30] thanks, Unit193 [00:31] shanemikel: it's unfortunate that we needed to require auth [00:31] but waves of spam attacks have made it necessary [00:31] :( [00:33] the internets.. love 'em & hate 'em [00:42] Do I have to use a cert with SASL or will "SASL PLAIN" work on freenode? [00:49] I use SASL plain, but don't trust me...I have a tail more often than not. [00:50] COOL! the SASL thing worked. That was annoying thanks [00:50] uh... [00:51] wait my nick.. lol === Zren_ is now known as Zren [00:58] Ok now it worked... but for some reason in Konversation it doesn't want to use my fallback nicks with SASL... [00:58] oh well [01:43] after installing gufw everytime I reboot my internet doesn't work until I turn on the firewall. And everytime I reboot the firewall is off. Anyone else having problems with gufw on kubuntu 18.10? [02:58] Edisto: never used it [02:58] but you can add it to the autostart group in systemsettings [02:59] just pop up krunner (alt plus space) and type autostart [03:34] Edisto: I didn't get to using Gufw for it, but all I do to enable UFW (which also applies on startup) is "sudo ufw enable" - see here for more info: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW#Enable_and_Disable [05:41] thx, i'm going to reboot and see if this works [10:16] after changing my password, kwallet asks for my password again every time after log in. this is really annoying. how do i fix this? [10:42] after changing my password, kwallet asks for my password again every time after log in. this is really annoying. how do i fix this? [12:54] Hi folks [12:59] Hello! [13:25] after changing my password, kwallet asks for my password again every time after log in. this is really annoying. how do i fix this? (running kubuntu 18.04) [13:41] viktor, system settings>account details>kde wallet>uncheck the box "Enable kde wallet subsystem" [13:48] viktor: Or change the password on your wallet to the same one as your login password. [13:49] lordievader, already did that [13:54] think the wallet system is a pita, it may make your system slightly more secure, but is it worth the trouble? [13:55] BluesKaj, don't know why this is: https://pasteboard.co/HQDlrhP.png [13:55] Wifi passwords are also saved in there so you don't need to fill them in every time. [13:57] viktor, I have no idea why kde wallet system option is missing [14:08] BluesKaj, apparently it's only gone if i use the searchbar to look for it ... [14:08] BluesKaj, but the KDE walet subsys is already enabled [14:09] uncheck the box, and kwallet will not bother you again [14:11] BluesKaj, i won't lose a lot of functionality? actually, only chrome seems to be using it [14:18] viktor, after you reboot chrome shouldn't use it anymore [14:22] BluesKaj, okay, wonder why i had it in the first place :P [14:22] BluesKaj, but thnks for the help [14:22] viktor, it's enabled by default [14:23] kwallet that is === mkv is now known as m4v === mkv is now known as m4v === mkv is now known as m4v [18:41] This question might be a bit off topic, what is available to monitor your cpu temp in KUbuntu? [18:45] Quantos, sensors [18:45] in terminal [18:45] Okay [18:46] sweet [18:46] Did a quick little install and oila [18:46] yep [18:48] Thank you much === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [18:48] you're welcome === tarator85 is now known as tarator === mkv is now known as m4v