[00:52] Ecist any solution to the NVidia driver on clean kubuntu instalation???? [00:52] Exist any solution to the NVidia driver problem on clean kubuntu instalation???? [00:54] sudo ubuntu-drivers list - or go wild with auto install vga/wireless/bt drivers: sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall [00:54] lspci -nnk | grep -i vga -A3 | grep 'in use' [00:55] All this give me a black screen when I reboot [00:56] Is a problem of all ubuntu distributions [00:58] I reported this kind of NVidia driver issue here one mount ago, someone of your team give as solution a driver downgrade [00:59] Now the problem os bigger [00:59] hmm, there are boot options in case of nvidia blackuouts and such [00:59] ubottu> A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [01:00] if this does not work, blacklist nouveau [01:01] * before installing nvidia [01:01] https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-disable-nouveau-nvidia-driver-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [01:22] hello it is possible to rename one folder with all the files inside that folder with the mv command??? [01:29] terrible: Yes. The mv command will rename the folder and leave the contents as-is. === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [01:37] Eric_Adams: but how can i rename all the file inside that folder [01:37] ?? [01:41] terrible: So you want to rename the folder and the files or just the folder? [01:43] Eric_Adams: i want to remane the folder and all the files inside [01:46] I would suggest using something like rename for multiple files - https://linuxhandbook.com/rename-multiple-files/ [01:47] There may be a way to do both at the same time but I don't know myself. [01:53] Eric_Adams: ok thank you [01:54] rename command is the solution [01:57] You send me a solution of ubuntu 10.10, 3 mounths ago, this problem no exist with ubuntu 18.04. I had set nomodeset, but late a lots change black to normal screen. Kubuntu say that is a friendly computing,this is not. Pride for own right work is important, the rest is to be a mediocre. oftware … for so much stupidity I better install gentoo or slackware, there is not so much circus as in its friendly computing the only [01:57] thing that attracts from ubuntu is its easy access to a lot of software [02:02] @NewUser3671152667, I might be able to assist with the driver issue. By chance do you have a laptop with both NVidia and Intel graphics? [02:42] No, only NVidia graphics, first time that happen that with the same computer. I have never had this problem with the same equipment before. in fact install kubuntu on the same computer 3 months ago, also installing the nvidia driver. The only problem was that when opening some applications, kwin broke but rebooted. I reported it here and gave me the bug and great idea of ​​making a driver downgrade. I read that this solu [02:42] was his main answer to solutions here. Only downgrades. They want to go to 00.01 version of ubuntu and all software with downgrades as solution [02:47] came the update of the kernel 18.0.24 and everything was worse Until now install kubuntu of new and research and read the serious problems of ubuntu with the nvidia drivers === nathan is now known as nathan_ === nathan_ is now known as nathan__ === Sphinx is now known as iSphinx === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [06:36] @OerHeks> ubottu, carry out the recommendation offered by configuring the file, etc/default/grub and change de Libe  …    …  … How to set NOMODESET and other kernel boot options in grub2 … Thread: How to set NOMODESET and other kernel boot options in grub2 … Tags: boot options, grub2, napic, nolapic,nomodeset … 1234567891011 … FirstLast …  … P4man said:November 4th, 2010 … How to [06:36] options in grub2 … On some hardware configurations, you need to set some kernel parameters for ubuntu to boot or work properly. A common one is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot in to a black screen or corrupted splash, acpi_osi= to fix lcd backlight and other problems, and noapic and nolapic to work around various ACPI BIOS issues. In this how to I will explain briefly what this is and how to do it. … Th [06:36] how to applies to ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10. It may not apply to wubi, I dont know how to do it in wubi. … (update, see post #8 for the differences with wubi) … What are these options? … nomodeset … The newest kernels have moved the video mode setting into the kernel. So all the programming of the hardware specific clock rates and registers on the video card happen in the kernel rather than in the X driver when the X server starts.. This m [06:36] possible to have high resolution nice looking splash (boot) screens and flicker free transitions from boot splash to login screen. Unfortunately, on some cards this doesnt work properly and you end up with a black screen. Adding the nomodeset parameter instructs the kernel to not load video drivers and use BIOS modes instead until X is loaded.  … Note that this option is sometimes needed for nVidia cards when using the default "nouveau" [06:36] drivers. Installing proprietary nvidia drivers usually makes this option no longer necessary, so it may not be needed to make this option permanent, just for one boot until you installed the nvidia drivers. … acpi_osi= … This option frequently solves problems with LCD backlight, fan control problems and misreporting of thermal events. What I understand it does (but corrections are welcome), is prevent the kernel from reporting to the bios [06:36] its any windows version the bios asks for. By default, the kernel pretends to be all windows versions, that way we are certain the bios executes all the code needed to initialize the hardware. Unfortunately, some bioses contain fixes to fix problems with specific windows versions (notably vista) that arent needed or dont work for other OS's. Setting … Code: [View] … acpi_osi= … (nothing behind the = sign) as boot option makes the kernel n [07:01] Carry out the recommendation given here, but that was made in 2011 in ubuntuforum (I only saw gksudo and I knew it was old and very probably would not work). I set the file etc/default/grub in the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset acpi_osi=\"Linux\"". The black screen continue, graphic options up after 10 minutes with the letters that can not be configured with the nvidia panel, the fan rotates and the [07:01] time, the screen freezes frequently in the most basic tasks. Using noveau is the only patetic option. The bad work led to the decline of Rome, I ll try another distro, it is important to feel comfortable and not annoying constantly with a software. Poor novices promise something easy and soon understand nothing and return to windows... [07:02] good grief [07:02] if you are going to do a huge paste, at least put it in a pastebin [07:02] !pastebin @NewUser3671152667 [07:02] !pastebin [07:02] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [07:03] @NewUser3671152667 [07:03] ^^^ [07:05] Yeah good grief as if I developed a crap distro [07:08] if you are going to do a free distro, at least DO IT RIGHT [07:49] @NewUser3671152667, You should direct your anger towards NVIDIA. No point in ranting here. === MANIAC is now known as Guest18250 [08:29] Your great mind thinks that failures are unique and are not shared and from different sources. Right?. Indeed Nvidia is a piece of shit optimized ecclusively for another piece of shit called Windows. The fact that something is wrong only justifies a mediocre person to be wrong too. Only ubuntu distros with KDE plasma desktop have this problem with nvidia cards. The composer of kde has problems to be synchronized with the [08:29] refresher rates that the Nvidia controller handles, causing loss of performance, cutting of icons, tearing, glitches and more. WHY ubuntu distros with KDE has never corrected this ???... Not correcting the above in months or years is crap. The argument of the expert is only downgrades. The Lords from Downgrades. F**** Great... Follow the same path and you will triunph... [08:31] !language [08:31] Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [08:43] Many people are scandalized with the form and not with the scope. They give more importance to bad words than to bad reality or bad software. The simulation for presenting itself as correct... [08:57] @NewUser3671152667 there is no excuse for that sort of language on our channels. please refrain [09:01] Hey @NewUser3671152667 are you aware of the somewhoat weird versioning of NVIDIA drivers? which version yiu need to install depends on the card you are using. A higher version number might be for a newer card and a lower number can be actually the newer driver. [09:08] Excuses ???, I did not say excuses, I said reasons. When do you want to correct the language of others but do not know the meaning of your own words lol [09:10] There is no good reason either. === Dragonslicer is now known as Dragnslcr === ubuntu is now known as Guest20260 === rfirmin is now known as beatbox === beatbox is now known as bridgingfail === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [12:59] Hey folks === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [14:54] hi [14:55] can someone help how to mount iphone to kubunutu [15:12] !kdesudo [15:12] In KDE use « kdesudo » to run graphical applications with root privileges when you have to. Never just use "sudo"! | See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to find out why. [15:12] !kdesu [15:13] !info kdesu [15:13] Package kdesu does not exist in bionic [15:20] BluesKaj, how does one filter those guests? [15:20] OerHeks, ignore I guess [15:21] they're using telegram [15:21] i have not read one sensible support issue from those .. oh oke [17:52] how do i use the live cd to get into system repair options? [17:53] i have the emergency mode issue, can someone asist me? [17:54] i'm on kubuntu 19.04, and booting into the live CD, I can only install or try it out - if i try it out it just goes into a desktop. if i go with install i see no options to repair - only install [17:55] ca_cabotage: what part do you need to repair? [17:56] grub [17:57] you could install boot repair in the live desktop and run it from there [17:57] `sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair` [17:58] `sudo apt-get install boot-repair` [17:58] then run boot-repair from the menu [17:59] the installation of boot-repair will not be persistant, next time you boot into the desktop from the usb it will be gon [18:00] thank you [18:02] I've had mixed results with boot-repair, but it should handle a grub reinstall reasonably well === ross_ is now known as NarcolepticSheep [20:41] dereksmiley was added by: dereksmiley [20:42] Heyo, quick question... I thought I stumbled on an official wiki/doc that shows the diff between normal vs minimal installation. Anyone have it offhand, can't seem to find the link. [22:02] Hi! I have Kubuntu 19,04 and Plasma 5,16,2. Good. But I have added the "simple calulator" Widget to my Panel and that is working fine - it's just that I cannot read the results of the calculations because the text is dark grey and the background of the display is dark grey.. Who would create a calculator like that? Is there a fix for this? [22:06] Kcalc works fine but... === vincent is now known as Guest181 [22:56] Thr0r: I just use krunner [22:56] alt+space and type [23:01] Thr0r: I'm not familiar with this calculator -- did you get it from the kde store, or what? [23:02] even if you are going to get rid of it, might be good to file a bug report/give some feedback [23:02] depending on where and how you installed it [23:03] valorie: OK - I will. I just clicked "Add widget" on the panel and dragged it to my panel... [23:03] yeah [23:03] not exactly sure where those come from [23:04] probably you can find it here [23:04] https://store.kde.org/ [23:04] but people can upload their own stuff there [23:05] and as long as it's malware free, it's there... [23:05] I'm not seeing "simple calculator" though [23:06] ok - I will just stick to the standards - And I presume the widgets offered are cleared [23:06] of course [23:07] It's just called "Calculator" "calculate simple sums" [23:30] northwood: I see you connect and disconnect all the time - what is it that you are trying to do? If you are wondering if this works it does :-) [23:42] people have trouble with their connections sometimes [23:42] if it annoys you, you can turn off "show joins and parts" in most clients [23:44] Ok - no it's fine.. It's just if someone had problems - we could help maybe. I remember when I tried Konversation the first time.. After using Pidgin before.. [23:46] mostly it happens when they are away from their computers [23:53] ok. I saw there is a #kde-plasmamobile channel - not very active.. But does that mean I can run Kubuntu/Plasma on my mobile phone? [23:53] well, some phones [23:54] however, it's not gone far enough to be a good alternative yet [23:54] they do welcome testers though! [23:54] Iphone5? [23:54] no [23:54] apple makes that basically impossible [23:55] ok - Android only I suppose..