[01:31] happy friday === MKD is now known as denza242 [01:33] after a long stink with mint i am distro hopping [02:33] stink? lol, I think maybe 'stint' [02:33] airsoftmodels ^^^ === wodencafe2 is now known as wodencafe === MANIAC is now known as Guest25234 [10:47] Hi folks === fred_ is now known as Guest18100 === mkv is now known as m4v === FReaper-PC is now known as FlameReaper-PC === FReaper-PC is now known as FlameReaper-PC === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [14:38] lluisfus was added by: lluisfus [14:39] Does anyone know how to log in? [14:39] (Photo, 1280x801) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/ky5406Hz/file_15246.jpg Buenas, alguien sabe como iniciar sesión ahí? [14:41] I have tried putting the password and pressing enter but it does not do anything [14:52] Is that a live boot? [14:52] No [14:52] I have seen that login screen before, but it's been a long time. What version of Kubunutu? [14:53] 19.04 [14:54] I have updated the system and it has appeared like this [14:54] I can't log in [14:58] Any idea? [15:03] Hello, I'm trying to install Kubuntu 19.04. Downloaded the ISO, verified it, it successfully verified. When booting to the live environment, initramfs tries mounting but there's a I/O error. Just before I had it mounting, it asked which screen, but I picked the wrong screen, so I restarted the process. [15:05] I'd like to add that also, after the initial screen choice, I turned on the tv to see the options, and the screen had horizontal lines in erroneous fashion. [15:06] What should I do next? [15:12] NoDroid, without trying to boot the device in the efi/bios check dolphin to see if the media has boot files listed [15:15] mounting the USB drive on this laptop, the files are listed. [15:17] NoDroid, is the laptop where you want to install kubuntu? [15:17] EFI > BOOT > shows BOOTx64.EFI grubx64.efi mmx64.efi [15:17] no [15:19] My SSD got corrupted trying to install kubuntu. So after that happened, I got rid of the image, re-downloaded, and used dd to copy the image to the same USB key which it successfully verified. [15:19] Maybe I'll try to verify it again. [15:19] does it boot in the laptop ? [15:20] I don't know [15:20] Guess I could try [15:20] but it might mess this up as well. [15:20] then I won't have a device to use. I'll try anyway [15:20] brb [15:20] that's one way to check the image is ok, just don't install [15:28] it booted. [15:28] I tried a different USB port, and it also booted on my desktop. O.o [15:28] BluesKaj: ^^ [15:31] noDroid I have seen strange USB boot behavior on one of my laptops also. After install the supsect USB port works fine. I suspect a weird BIOS issue. [15:33] so you're in business, NoDroid [15:46] Okay, successfully installed. Just updating/upgrading now. xD [15:46] That was weird. [15:48] NoDroid, it's not unusual, i've had the same problem with some usb ports [15:50] Thanks for the help. :) === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [16:28] belated, yw :-) [17:28] When trying to delete a background file from vanity i get this error message Deleting to trash failed because no suitable program is installed. Please install gvfs (gvfs-bin), trash-cli, or konqueror. [17:29] konqueror is installed [18:07] how to set system wide dns ip [18:07] My router doesn't provide option to change the dns server [18:15] murthy, with dnsmasq probably. [18:17] diogenes_: I saw that in one post, does that work? [18:19] murthy, for me it works perfectly and i got actually a better insternet speed and stability with dnsmasq than with the dfault resolver. [18:20] diogenes_: ok I will try that [18:28] diogenes_: I tried the solution given in this page and it didn't work https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/128220/how-do-i-set-my-dns-when-resolv-conf-is-being-overwritten/163506#163506 [18:29] murthy, no no, it need a lot more tweaking, i will show you what i did but first undo this sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf (if you did) [18:29] that's no good [18:30] I didn't do that [18:30] I installed dnsmasq [18:30] then [18:30] then? [18:31] I added two lines "server=8.8.8.8" and "server=8.8.4.4" to /etc/dnsmasq.conf [18:31] then restarted the dnsmasq service and then the network manager service [18:31] It didn't work [18:31] so I reverted the changes made [18:31] no no, as i said it needs a lot more tweaks so wait a moment i will give you. [18:32] ok [18:32] firefox works with dns over https [18:35] murthy, here: http://dpaste.com/3PM2H2G [18:36] if you are not that familiar with vi then inststead of sudo vi use sudo nano or any other text editor that you are familiar with. [18:42] diogenes_: can you confirm line 14 is duplicate [18:43] murthy, looks like that. [18:43] ok [18:49] diogenes_: 38 line doesn't work, I am getting this , "bash: /etc/resolv.conf.head: Permission denied" [18:50] the command used is sudo echo "nameserver 127.0.0.1" > /etc/resolv.conf.head [18:50] murthy, check and see if that file actually exists, some files don't usually exist so you need first to create them. [18:50] ok [18:51] it doesn't exit [18:51] I will create one [18:52] brb [18:52] to create it just run: sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.head [18:53] then: sudo echo "nameserver 127.0.0.1" > /etc/resolv.conf.head === jordan is now known as Guest66124 === murthy is now known as murthy_ [19:10] good evening [19:10] is the activity high [19:11] hi, moderately. === murthy_ is now known as murthy [19:13] diogenes_: I already did "sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.head" and the file was created but still I am getting "bash: /etc/resolv.conf.head: Permission denied" [19:14] murthy, ok then just do: sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf.head [19:14] and put in there: nameserver 127.0.0.1 [19:14] save, close. [19:15] diogenes_: worked [19:17] diogenes_: on line 42 prepend is an instruction to the user or its part of the file? [19:17] btw /etc/dhclient.conf is empty [19:19] it should literally be: prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; [19:19] ok [19:19] then the contents of the file would be " [19:19] prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1;" [19:20] without quotes [19:21] ya [19:23] diogenes_: I am using ipv4 should I change line 54 and 56? [19:24] yes [19:30] diogenes_: the 54 line would be "sudo vi /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/ipv4_listen.conf" [19:30] diogenes_: what would be 56 line? [19:31] diogenes_: what would be the listen-address ? [19:32] it's you need to write this: listen-address=::1 in /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/ipv4_listen.conf [19:32] wait [19:33] it's not /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/ipv4_listen.conf it's /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/ipv6_listen.conf [19:33] you wrote ipv4 and it should be ipv6 [19:34] even if I use ipv4 address? [19:34] yes [19:34] ok [19:37] diogenes_: going to reboot [19:37] ok [19:40] diogenes_: hi [19:41] diogenes_: how to check if I am using 8.8.8.8 as dns server [19:41] murthy, cat /etc/resolv.conf [19:41] if it returns: nameserver 127.0.0.1 [19:41] then you're good to go. [19:42] diogenes_: it says "nameserver 127.0.0.53" [19:42] i've tried today the last stable from kdenlive 19.XX. is really sh*** and they damaged all the good things in it. They force me to comeback to the finalcut and camtasia. [19:44] murthy, then it's either you have missed something from that tutorial or our trick didn't work. [19:46] diogenes_: ok [19:50] made one case change in a file, going to reboot [20:00] diogenes_: can you share the contents of your /etc/dhclient.conf ? [20:01] murthy, sure, it's only one line: prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; [20:02] diogenes_: ok [20:04] Hmmm, I wonder why when SDDM goes wrong on my 18.04 install, restarting the service gets it back in a different state (have to enter username manually too, rather than having the carousel to choose the user) than a fresh boot does. === questions_ is now known as aktive_ === aktive_ is now known as questions_ [20:09] What's the average / size of kubuntu? [20:11] NoCode: depends on the version, I run 16.04 and the original install was about 9gbs IIRC [20:12] the install image is just a little over 1gb [20:12] i just installed 19.04 yesterday and its 17gb [20:12] no way [20:13] 17gbs sounds like a stretch [20:13] I recall my 18.04 install was around 10gbs I think [20:13] well, i just took the size of my ssd minus free space [20:13] i did updates [20:14] but havent added anything really [20:14] it also listes your data from documents, downloads music etc. [20:15] yeah, but i didn't put anything on there. [20:15] no docs, no downloads, no music [20:15] are your running 19.04? [20:16] no [20:16] ok. well i just dl it yesterday night [20:16] Well ... my root partition is set to 28 gb (used this size for gnome-3, and 2 other variants), and I've used up 26.66 gb of data on the partition. That's with a /home partition as well. [20:17] Like a separate /home partition [20:17] I dunno how the hell this has happened. [20:17] It just doesn't make sense [20:18] i buy an 256gb ssd for each distro i want to run [20:18] currently have 5 of them. [20:19] NoCode: you're running 19.04 and it ballooned to 28gbs? is that it? [20:19] yep [20:19] My friend said a base install should be 4 gb. [20:19] NoCode: I'm guessing cache files.... apt's cache, do a -> sudo apt-get clean; to toss any downloaded .deb files [20:20] NoCode: base install of 4gbs? doubt that, my 16.04 was around 9gbs [20:22] i am really happy with 19.04 so far. i am coming from mint [20:24] I'm not sure but I'm gonna go back to 18.04. [20:25] I installed 18.04 but broke some things, so I fixed them and then broke some more, whilst in 16.04 all my apps work peachy, I could take the time to have 18.04 working and all, just shouldn't have so many apps going south, at leas the apps I use, and 18.04 is LTS, 19.04 isn't [20:26] i agree [20:26] same with mint, a new version borks my emulators [20:35] my task panel is stuck, it does not show the right applications that are running it shows one that is no longer running when I click on one icon, it will open another applicition [20:45] Yeah, something is definitely wrong. No idea why my installation ballooned. This Manjaro installation, with only the basics installed. I only installed a couple things, is only 10.34 gb. [20:45] Maybe I'll try getting rid of my /home partition to see if that is it. [20:46] and just do a basic install. [20:55] I have 8 Kubuntu VMs totaling 60GB. So, on average less than 8GB per. None were minimal installs, and I admit none have significant data, nor years of apt updates, but there are eight data points. [20:58] Okay, so /var/log has 22 G of data. LOL === tadejpanj is now known as tadej_ [21:25] hi [21:26] Have you tried jovie (TTS program) [21:27] Have you tried jovie (TTS program) for speaking text? [22:15] ... [22:18] NoDroid: I had my home filling up over and over again after being up for a few weeks, and doing a few major updates [22:19] when I finally restarted, it's now tiny [22:19] since I had moved everything of any size to my data drive [22:48] So I deleted those log files, and my installation on / is only 5.57 GB so far. Helluva lot better than 25 GB. [22:51] aha, you were out of the channel, NoCode [22:51] I said before: [22:51] NoDroid: I had my home filling up over and over again after being up for a few weeks, and doing a few major updates [22:52] when I finally restarted, it's now tiny [22:52] since I had moved everything of any size to my data drive [22:53] home is now 840 MiB [22:58] /home wasn't the issue. It's on a separate partition. my /root partition was the issue, but it was the logs that caused the issue. And I'm still laughing about it. [22:58] 22 G of text files? Yes please! [23:27] does kde work well with nvidia cards ? [23:28] I'm using a 950 atm [23:29] haven't played a game yet [23:29] I'm sure it works well. === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life