[04:26] <pedro_> iaeee
[04:28] <Wheelz> Good evening
[04:29] <Wheelz> I'm new to Kubuntu and been searching the forums with no real luck. Is it possible to run Anbox on Kubuntu?
 @ri5h46h  i installed kde neon as you said. as you said it has 5.4 kernel. Eventhough during installation time i seen those acpi errors. But after installation from the first boot. No more acpi errors occured. … The thing is . That contact admin error persists when i access a particular disk partition . When i mount it whole system becomes read only( So all the activity gives that contact admin error from then ). i think that
[06:48] <lordievader> Good morning
[06:49] <PoonFly> Good morning
[07:47] <Daskreech> Wheelz: Short answer is yes it is
[07:52] <kbm> hi all
[08:05] <Daskreech> Hello
 @thanveer787, For that last several boots not having any probs at all. I dont know what happened for it to fix itself.
[09:27] <viewer|52> J
[09:27] <viewer|52> HI
 @thanveer787, I would suggest wiping your disk completely and then installing.
[12:54] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
 @ri5h46h, i checked throughly in windows. that partition clearly has problems. I was nt able to shrink it. it says the partition is currupted . i ran a check disk. But it may take days to complete. so i think i should leave that partition there . i culd access it from windows anyway. Today . i got stuck in the same way as yesterday. but it was simple to work around. just fsck partition name command fixed that issue.
 @thanveer787, KDE neon working fine now ?
 @BluesKaj, Hello, Good Morning 😊
 @ri5h46h, everything fine . if i dont try use that particular partition.
 some times even that partition works too its random :/
 @thanveer787, hmm, please consider wiping your disk completely. maybe it will fix.
 @ri5h46h, i wuld have done it. I dont have a backup system right. thats why iam turning back
 that is an 800gb partition with 90% used
 is there anyway to see a live log to see what happening in back like we do in android
[13:38] <BluesKaj> 'morning @ri5h46h
[13:40] <BluesKaj> checkdisk can sometimes change the data location on corrupted disk ands possibly lose it. ddrescue is a better alternative
 @BluesKaj, is it a windows software ?
[13:41] <BluesKaj> no
[13:41] <BluesKaj> ddrescue can work on a windows parttion from linux
[13:42] <BluesKaj> afaik
 @BluesKaj, works with ntfs too ?
[13:46] <BluesKaj> yes , ddrescue is abit for bit transfer
[13:49] <BluesKaj> https://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/manual/ddrescue_manual.html
 @BluesKaj, thanks
[15:21] <kirvesAxe> I've installed synaptic on 20.04 and I want to make it my default packet manager and get rid of discover. Should I adjust some settings before I remove all plasma-discover.* packages?
[16:13] <vlctester> vlc problm
[16:14] <vlctester> vlc repeat filmintro
[16:14] <vlctester> but why?
[16:14] <vlctester> how to solve problem?
[17:33] <SirFooBar> Hello, after unplugging my box, and plugging it back in, Xorg fails to start. I can get to sddm without issues, but it hangs once I hit cairrage return. I have a nvidia GPU, and I suspect that the Nvidia drivers are the culprit. I have already reset xorg.conf, and there was no change. I run Kubuntu 20.10, and up until now, I haven't had any issues
[17:33] <SirFooBar> like this.
[17:33] <SirFooBar> *carriage
[17:43] <SirFooBar> This place is really inactive I see.
[17:45] <kirvesAxe> nowadays, a bit too many places in IRC are :(
[18:02] <SirFooBar> kirvesaxe do you think you can help with my little predicament?
[18:08] <kirvesAxe> SirFooBar, not my expertise, sorry :/
[18:09] <kirvesAxe> (I'm still waiting if someone would happen to answer the question I asked two hours prior to you :)
[18:10] <SirFooBar> I may be able to answer, could you send it?
[18:12] <kirvesAxe> I've installed synaptic on 20.04 and I want to make it my default packet manager and get rid of discover. Should I adjust some settings before I remove all plasma-discover.* packages?
[18:16] <SirFooBar> kirvesAxe I don't recommend that you remove discover completely; do you want synaptic to give you automatic update notifications?
[18:16] <SirFooBar> if so, you could disable the discover service
[18:16] <SirFooBar> and leave synaptic enabled
[18:17] <SirFooBar> you should be able to make synaptic the default package manager for opening .deb files as well as applinks.
[18:17] <kirvesAxe> So you're not helpping :)
[18:18] <SirFooBar> Okay, so you just want discover plain gone?
[18:20] <SirFooBar> I would make sure that synaptic is working properly, and then run "sudo apt remove plasma-discover" and check synaptic again. If it is still  working, run "sudo apt purge --autoremove"
[18:21] <kirvesAxe> Well nobody needs two packet managers, I'm only asking just in case there's some system integration that might fail somewhere if I do this the wrong way :)
[18:22] <SirFooBar> There should not be a problem, because kde plasma can run without Discover. Unless your OS install is broken already and you don't know about it, you should be fine.
[18:25] <SirFooBar> kirvesAxe The only way that I can guarantee that you won't run into problems, is to not remove Discover, and just use Synaptic as your default.
[18:27] <SirFooBar> Of course if you were going to remove Discover, and you still want update notifications, you should install "update-manager"
[18:28] <SirFooBar> Both Discover and Synaptic do the exact same thing as apt. They are basically wrappers.
[18:55] <SirFooBar> Also if anybody saw my question, I solved it myself, because I was being dumb and did not think to remove .Xauthority
[18:55] <SirFooBar> It is fixed now
[21:04] <mturg> my brave tool bar icon doesn't display but still works as if still there?