[03:04] <promesis> hello!
 Anyone aware of the best way to get kernel 5.10? Debian testing aka “bullseye” has it or I could get it from source and I see the Ubuntu kernel PPA has 5.10 so I’m thinking the PPA but wanted to check
 @nevergreen1, I've installed it manually via the kernel ppa archives and it works even with a nvidia card.
[11:42] <user|4750> Hello`?
[11:43] <user|4750> I am having trouble with my Kubuntu installation on Virtualbox
[11:44] <user|4750> Whenever I try to resize my screen, it briefly resizes and then returns to the original size
[11:44] <user|4750> I set the Virtualbox size to the maximum
[11:44] <user|4750> Does anyone know how to fix?
 That is this bug https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=407058
[12:54] <sardo> hello
[12:54] <sardo> is there anybody ?
[13:20] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[14:41] <Metamorphosis> Hello, I am looking for an application to alarm me every 5 minutes and 17 seconds. Is there such app?
[14:46] <BluesKaj> Metamorphosis, this might work for you, https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/linux-and-open-source/make-your-linux-desktop-send-alerts-that-you-cant-miss/
 @bauchhaus, Thanks. Yeah I think I’ll go that route. Just have to apply some patches to it so I want to put together some kind of script that compiles 5.10 when there’s an update. I had hoped there was some automated way to do this with dpkg or apt but I haven’t found anything yet
[17:05] <Dragnslcr> Metamorphosis- you can use kdialog to display a message from a script
[17:06] <Dragnslcr> For times that aren't just a number of minutes, you'd have to write a script and use the sleep command
[17:06] <Dragnslcr> If it were just every 5 minutes, you could use cron instead
[17:09] <NULL-M> The wall command is great
[17:09] <NULL-M> You can make a simple shell script
[17:48] <thesamuraironin> hello there
[17:49] <thesamuraironin> anyone online?
[17:50] <thesamuraironin> my installer said crashed at 93% but somehow kubuntu worked & i'm here
[17:51] <thesamuraironin> 1st timer from windows10. trying to revive my device thru linux