=== Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [05:39] hey ppl, I have a problem with Chrome, it won't login on any sites (fb,gmail,yt), they jsut stop loading at some point. I just installed Chrome after using Chromium for a couple of weeks, Chromium works just fine. Any advice please? [05:44] well ... ain't I a dumbass ... I disabled all installed extensions and now it works. I'm gonna turn them back on one by one. === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [06:11] If I right click and choose "Compress" -> "HERE (As ZIP)" does it use the same settings I see when I choose "Compress" -> "Compress Too..."? === fantus is now known as melifarrro === __zxq9__ is now known as zxq9 [08:15] Hey === booni is now known as BooNi [08:42] Good morning. Any idea when the "switch user" option comes back to our kmenu? https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=423526 Other distributions are also affected and provide only downgrades as workarounds... [08:42] KDE bug 423526 in Application Launcher (Kickoff) ""Switch user" functionality has disappeared from Kicker and Kickoff" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [08:46] Am talking of 20.10. Locally i have plasma-workspace 19.5 installed, the ticket says it has been fixed for 5.20.3. So will this be available for the standard 20.10 distribution? [08:50] Looks like that will have to wait for 21.04 I'm afraid [09:00] corradi DIDERIKSEN was added by: corradi DIDERIKSEN [09:18] KirLeychenko was added by: KirLeychenko [12:50] howdy all [12:57] o/ [13:25] o/ === Twigle is now known as jflabelle [14:36] Hi. I have issues to use bluetooth on my computer. [14:40] @RikMills, are all these problems related to Kubuntu 21.04 ? [14:41] @TomTom, yes, I also don't have switch user option in applications menu, whereas I have switch user option in KDE Neon [14:43] hello! [15:07] quite a major flaw for systems in families where more than one user is using the system... in four months this feature of 1990 will return ;) === daniel is now known as Guest37516 [18:35] @ri5h46h, Not sure about Neon stable, but in Neon Testing, Switch User crashes to the terminal or locks up entirely. So it seems the switch user option needs a little attention (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428479) [18:35] KDE bug 428479 in kcm_sddm "Choosing SWITCH USER option causing system freeze on post-login desktop session" [Crash,Confirmed] [18:57] Jackson Nieto was added by: Jackson Nieto === HablemosDeElla is now known as kkjlhil [19:46] so, I'm having a problem with the soundcard and I can't think of anything else to try, could someone please help me write a script to run after each boot to switch the audio controller to another source and back (because that seems the only way to make it work)?? [19:50] drgutman, how you doing it manually? [19:52] I'm opening the audio settings gui > advanced > switch the Built In Audio Profile to something else, and switch it back to the "Analog Surround 2.1 Output + Analog Stero Input" \ [19:53] I'm a 20 year plus win user that switched to kubuntu a couple of weeks ago. a friend tried to help me fix it but nothing worked. [20:00] drgutman, you might want to try "pavucontrol" [20:00] drgutman, it's the name of the Pulse Audio Volume Control [20:01] GrahamPerrin-M, try in terminal: [20:01] drgutman, fixed some of my issues in the past with audio, where regular system settings didn't work [20:01] pactl set-card-profile 0 output:analog-stereo+input:analog-stereo [20:01] then [20:02] pactl set-card-profile 0 output:hdmi-surround+input:analog-stereo [20:02] or whatever the exact profile name that works for you is. [20:02] to find it exact name, run: pacmd list-cards [20:03] also you get the card index from there too [20:03] and if it works in terminal then we could do a startup script from it. [20:03] @lethu - i've installed it already, it doesn't help, wether I do it from there or from the default volume control, same result [20:04] when I boot the proper output is selected, i have to select something else and reselect the first one [20:04] that's what i suggested. [20:04] or you can simply do: pulseaudio -k [20:04] drgutman, too bad that's all I can think of that could have helped with your issue [20:05] after reboot [20:05] pulseaudio -k might work right away because it reloads the puleaudio server. [20:07] @diogenes_ umm, I'm not sure, you told me to do that or to GrahamPerrin-M? [20:09] drgutman, sorry it was addressed to you :) [20:13] :) ohh, thanks, so with pactl i can find the different profiles and then change the card profile from terminal (and thus from a script) I'll have to look up how to write the startup script (i'm sure i'll find a tutorial in no time on google) ... and I just saw that you actually gave me the exact commands that change between the two. thank you :) [20:14] I'll give it a try on next reboot :) [20:14] ok come with a feedback. [20:40] hey got a problem with a thermal printer i have installed with cups. everytime I print, dmesg reports it as disconnected, then about 6 seconds later it comes back. Anyone seen or dealt with this before? thanks [22:24] can someone recommend a wifi adaptor for an x86 desktop computer? The first one I bought turned out to have Windows and Mac support only; and second one I bought says it support "Linux" but turned out to be only Fedora. [22:24] very aggrivating [22:25] cannot get past make on it.. [22:25] for some strange reason, tne make file wanted lex and bison... but even after that, errors.. [22:26] make[2]: *** No rule to make target 'arch/x86/tools/relocs_32.c', needed by 'arch/x86/tools/relocs_32.o'. Stop. [22:27] did you install build-essential as a start? [22:27] !info build-essentials [22:27] Package build-essentials does not exist in groovy [22:27] !info build-essential [22:27] build-essential (source: build-essential): Informational list of build-essential packages. In component main, is optional. Version 12.8ubuntu3 (groovy), package size 4 kB, installed size 21 kB [22:27] unlikely a driver is for fedora only.. [22:29] Yes... I have build-essentials [22:29] instructions are only for Fedora..... [22:30] I am sure a binary module would work.. wish they just provided that [22:31] I download the driver from here: http://www.pandawireless.com/Drivers%20%7C%20Panda%20Wireless.html [22:34] rt2870 driver? [22:37] maybe... let me see if I can find a reference to that. [22:37] I noted a difference in lsmod with it plugged into usb port and without... [22:37] < sch_fq_codel 20480 7 [22:37] --- [22:37] > sch_fq_codel 20480 3 [22:39] The Makefile does have this line in it: cp -f /tftpboot/rt2870ap.o /backup/ifx/build/root_filesystem/lib/modules/2.4.31-Amazon_SE-3.6.2.2-R0416_Ralink/kernel/drivers/net [22:39] So that must be right... maybe need to search for a drive rthat supports that. [22:39] but.. wondering what the difference in the lsmod results w/ and w/o the wifi adapter plugged in means [22:40] no, try the backportwed iwlwifi ppa https://launchpad.net/~canonical-hwe-team/+archive/ubuntu/backport-iwlwifi [22:41] that dkms builds the driver against your kernel/and new kernel update [22:41] ok... I have to go for a bit but will come back to this.... thanks... i now have some thigns to go on === nizram6 is now known as nizram [22:53] Total noob, how do I install rufus on kubuntu 20.1 [22:54] Command-line options?