=== user|72076 is now known as Kubuntu === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [12:33] How do I automatically update to new daily builds? [12:43] which daily builds? [14:10] Hi. Every time my system does an application update, although it updates everything normally, the Konsola returns 2 errors, detailed here (I translated them into English, it was in Spanish)... https://pastebin.com/Zrxzi6JW [14:15] Hi folks [14:18] Telegram Android* [14:27] R13ose: You can sed your sources, but for newbies, I recommend simply downloading a fresh iso from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/ [14:36] Set my sources to? [14:49] hirsute [15:54] Anyone used KDE Neon and switched to Kubuntu and can give a good benefit? I'm on KDE Neon now and trying to decide. thanks. [15:56] maxrazer_, depends on your experience with either OS, personally I found neon somewhat buggy due to some HW driver issues, and neon tends to have more bleeding edge packages than kubuntu. [16:09] maxrazer_: KDE Neon basically keeps you up to date with the latest KDE software, but it's based on Ubuntu 20.04 [16:09] e.g., kernel [16:09] personally I prefer Kubuntu 20.10 [16:10] and I usually stay up to date with the latest .04 and .10 === martino is now known as Guest92305 [18:04] @jiggawattz, is 20.10 stable as 20.04 ? [18:04] iam afraid if i installed 20.10. i will have to install everything from beginning again when the new version comes ?. is it possible to update from within the system. like we do in windows. [18:11] To update to 20.10 from 20.04, run: … sudo software-properties-qt … On the Updates tab, Release Upgrades section, select Normal Releases on the drop down. [18:14] Upon closing the Software Properties window, the source repos will refresh. Then, run: … sudo do-release-upgrade [18:14] 20.10 had a few regressions on my hw, but are mostly resolved now via regular updates. [18:17] The upgrade to 20.10 will not affect installed SW or your current settings (assuming everything upgrades correctly. Upgrades typically run quite well for "normal" systems or systems without non-standard PPA's.) [18:24] hi, could someone guide/help me with pulseaudio upgrade to 14.2 ? I'm on 20.04 LTS [18:27] are you asking how to upgrade kubuntu? [18:28] why do you need a newer pulseaudio version? [18:31] probably because they just want the latest and greatest [18:31] kmart: ^^ [18:32] !latest and greatest [18:32] tomreyn: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [18:33] yes, i forgot about that [18:33] !latest [18:33] Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [18:33] Hannes Dänschel was added by: Hannes Dänschel === markus_ is now known as markus_67 [18:40] Hi all. I just freshly installed LTS in dualboot w/ W10. However, on startup I dont get the KDE surface but can only start it by entering VTx and run "startx". I am puzzled. Its not like this is my first Kubuntu or Ubuntu system I installed myself. … How can I get the KDE desktop to be started on boot automatically? A quick google search didn't get me anywhere. Thanks. Hannes. [18:43] @Hannes Dänschel, When you say LTS, do you mean 20.04? (LTS versions are released every 2 to 3 years). And, by chance do you have an NVidia graphics card or a dual graphics? [18:44] @DarinMiller, i like to install the latest which is 20.10. can i do the same to update to 21.xx that is coming after july [18:44] @DarinMiller, I am sorry, yes 20.04 LTS. I am running the ThinkPad T14s (Ryzen 7 w/ Vega graphics). [18:44] Yes, 20.10 will upgrade to 21.04. [18:45] @DarinMiller, thank you [18:54] @Hannes Dänschel, I lack AMD graphic driver experience but I suspect the issue is driver related. You could try changing the default AMD graphics driver ( I think the options are AMDVLK vs RADV) [18:54] This website may help, but again I have not tried any of this: https://linuxconfig.org/amd-radeon-ubuntu-20-04-driver-installation [18:55] @DarinMiller, Thank you! I'll give it a shot. :) [18:57] @Hannes Dänschel: You probably want the open source driver, though, which comes with Kubuntu, not the proprietary amdgpu-pro overlay. [18:57] that's unless oyu need to do gpu computation, but with the integrated graphics chipset you probably don't want to do that anyways. [18:59] !bootlog [18:59] To get a more verbose log of the boot process, remove "quiet" and "splash" from the kernel boot parameters and add "debug systemd.log_level=info". For info on editing kernel boot parameters, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [19:00] journalctl -kb to see the kernel log of the currently running system [19:00] I'd like to have the option of gpu computation. I know integrated graphics is not the most potent for this, but this is what you get when wanting to have an office laptop. [19:00] journalctl -kb -1 for the previous session (before reboot) etc. [19:04] gpu computation on a laptop is a weird concept in general (as is 'gaming laptop', but that's a different discussion), especially so with integrated graphics. you can still do opencl computation on it, even without -pro, mesa also provides for it. [19:04] !bootlog [19:04] ubottu won't repeat what it said previuously now [19:04] tomreyn: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [19:40] do you speak Turkish? cause my english not so good [20:45] tomreyn, Maik, because I'm using ASUS ROG TRX40 mobo that uas SupremeFX "usb audio" (as detected by alsa) that gets auto0muted on every boot, also microphone picks up no data [20:45] and I suspect pulseaudio 14.2 might fix some of those issues [21:56] kmart: try booting off a kubuntu 20.10 live / installer iso then [21:57] sometimes, newer firmware can also help. both in /lib/firmware and for the mainboard ('BIOS update') [23:31] @kmart, Are you running 20.10?