[03:37] <keithzg-M1> Aww shucks, I still get glitches when setting my desktop to scaled (namely, horizontal lines appearing in the terminal), hadn't checked that for a while and had been hoping that was fixed. Alas!
[08:07] <eeos> Management of multiple monitors on the new 20.04.1 LTS is a bit problematic. Anyone else experiencing the same?
[08:29] <mono> Hi
[08:29] <mono> im running into some troubles on my Imac 2017. After installing Kubuntu the audio is not runnning. I tryed to remove Purge Audiopulse.
[08:30] <mono> ca anybody help? Had the same issues?
[08:31] <mono> i tryed the tricks i found on a google search, but ist not working
 @mono, I had thought that Linux installs on the newer Apple devices is made impossible by the T2 chip. Is that old news or does your model not yet have such a chip?
[08:35] <mono> this one doesnt have a t2
[08:36] <mono> @linuxophil You can install linux on macbooks with t2, if the bootflag to boot is not set.
 Is it possible to have kde connect's multimedia controls in the system tray?
[09:52] <smhk> Hi all
[09:52] <smhk> I have did this code :sudo apt-get install bumblebee bumblebee-nvidia primus linux-headers-generic
[09:52] <smhk> Is that right to install bumblebee and nvidia non free drivers?
[10:13] <user217217> I lost my mouse control, gant move or select any window (but can move mouse pointer)
[10:13] <user217217> can I fix this?
[10:14] <user217217> *gant=can
[10:19] <smhk> Using mouse or touchpad?
[10:20] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[10:21] <smhk> hello
[10:23] <BluesKaj> hi smhk
 Okay, I gave root partition 52gb. Hope it doesn't freeze anymore
[12:30] <BluesKaj> @Great_Yith, 20GB should be plenty for / partition
[12:31] <BluesKaj> if you use separate partitions for / and /home
 Previously i got a message about unable to login to xsession
 heck, it's not even showing anything now
 and sudo apt clean didn't show anything
 Anyone got a good material dark theme?
 hi guys, has anyone experience with connecting two monitors to a laptop. Monitor 1) through HDMI directly in pc, monitor 2) hdmi cable in USB-c adapter. My second monitor through usb-c is detected, and xrandr also states that that monitor is connected. But the display keeps being black. On windows it works just fine.
 nvm, i figured that it is easier to ask the question through the forum (https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php/77302-Second-external-monitor-through-HDMI-USB-adapter-not-working?p=440520#post440520) help is much appreciated
[15:55] <Guest6913> salut !
[19:04] <blippitybloopy-4> Why is the #gnu:matrix.org  chat so small?
[20:31] <blippitybloopy-4>  * Why is the #gnu:matrix.org  chat not filled with 1000 GNU fanboys?
 (Video, 13s)https://irc-attachments.kde.org/QC0DZErr/file_36345.mp4 My system got stuck while updating apt upgrade (update-initramfs), but window terminal can move. How to fix stuck?
[21:40] <ZombTux> Hello how i can change folder permission ? i have make folder on my second HDD with mkdir and now i need give me access for manage it
[21:43] <Dragnslcr> You can use Dolphin. Right click the directory you need to change permissions for and go to Properties -> Permissions
[21:44] <oerheks> !chown
[21:51] <keithzg-M1> Aww darn, I was hoping by now scaled desktops for high-DPI displays would entirely work, but there's still the horizontal line artifacts that appear in the terminal when I have my display scaled in 20.04 :(
[21:55] <ZombTux> Dragnslcr don't cant is root only
[21:56] <ZombTux> oerheks i chown what ?
[21:57] <Dragnslcr> If the directory is owned by root, it will probably be easiest to do it from a terminal
[21:58] <ZombTux> Yes its what i want just not sure command for it
[21:59] <Dragnslcr> If you go to the parent directory in Dolphin, Tools -> Open Terminal will open Konsole and put you in the parent directory
[22:00] <Dragnslcr> Then run: sudo chown (username):(username) (directory_name)
[22:00] <Dragnslcr> Replacing (username) with your username
[22:00] <ZombTux> ok like this sudo chown zombtux:zombtux /media/kubuntu/df223fdc-2eae-492a-9324-7a41e061c39c/
[22:00] <Dragnslcr> You should be able to type the first couple characters and then press Tab
[22:01] <Dragnslcr> If that's the directory that you created, yes, that should work
[22:02] <ZombTux> ok and i want make plex server on my second hdd i need add plex access or im ok with my zombtux access ?
[22:27] <keithzg-M1> ZombTux: Uhh from that mount path, seems like you're probably mounting the drive from the GUI. If you're using other programs running as daemons (or at least, daemons not running as your user account) to access and modify files there, it's never gonna work quite right.
[22:27] <keithzg-M1> The way the GUI mounts drives puts them pretty strictly just owned and operated by the user who mounts 'em.
[22:28] <keithzg-M1> (If I'm wrong and you're mounting manually from the terminal or via /etc/fstab, ignore me!)
[22:49] <ZombTux> ok now i have acess with my  user to my root folder i want add plex user too how i can ?
[22:49] <ZombTux> me + plex
[22:59] <ZombTux> if my own user is kubuntu and i want add plex in this is the good command ?
[23:00] <ZombTux> usermod -a -G kubuntu plex
[23:00] <ZombTux> ?
[23:03] <genii> That's the correct syntax, yes
[23:06] <ZombTux> genii i can specify wich folder ?
[23:07] <ZombTux> because i juste want give access to my movie folder for plex media server and if i choose plex i dont cant modify file with my own user
[23:15] <Dragnslcr> If you add the plex user to your personal group (kubuntu), anything running as that user will have access to any files that your group can access
[23:16] <Dragnslcr> If you need the plex user to have access to a specific directory, you could also make that directory globally readable
[23:17] <ZombTux> not sure if is good i have find tutorial and i have make it now work fine...
[23:17] <ZombTux> kubuntu@linux:~$ sudo usermod -a -G kubuntu plex
[23:17] <ZombTux> Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/47d790adc4ee35ff2df7e13a148d021e/pasted.txt
[23:18] <ZombTux> Dragnslcr do you think im ok with this ?
[23:18] <Dragnslcr> Yeah, I was about to say that you could also do it the opposite way, where you make the directory owned by the plex user/group and add yourself to the plex group
[23:19] <Dragnslcr> I don't know the exact syntax for setfacl, but that would be another good way to do it
[23:20] <Dragnslcr> I'd have to experiment a bit to verify that it does what you want
[23:24] <ZombTux> anyway plex is a good app i dont think if i have add it on my own groups is bad .. no ?