[00:26] euhh [00:26] how do i modify the GUI/desktop colors [00:40] V1A: system settings > colors :P [00:41] Or on global theme/theme settings, somewhere in those depending on what you're looking to change [15:18] oi [15:18] how can i cutsomize my theme/GUI colors ? [15:45] V|A: you'll find presets in the system settings ... that is on KDE at least, so if you on 20.10 system settings -> Appearance [15:46] 20.04 i think here and it came with KFC [15:46] (xf somthing..) lol [15:47] XFCE? LDXE? [15:48] yea the first sounds good [15:48] the one that came you know i didnt switch anyhting up i just put it on the drive as is [16:04] V|A: https://www.xfce-look.org/browse/cat/ might be a place to start. [16:04] but first look at the themes preinstalled [16:05] settings manager->appearance->style [16:06] settings manager -> window manager -> style->theme [16:07] I find moheli quite good, gives good contrast, focused window is more obvious [16:08] V|A: I just installed https://www.xfce-look.org/p/1231025/ [16:09] I like it as it gives clear indication of what is what instead of blending everything together as is common these days [16:11] V|A: do be aware that many of the themes at https://www.xfce-look.org/ are out of date (gtk2 only) but each theme does show when it was last updated [16:12] ahhh looks good OvenWerk1 [16:12] apperance/style [16:12] word i used didnt work theme/colors etc [16:14] think i prefer not installing anything additional cause im new [16:14] I can understand that [16:14] i prefer to just alter hexvlalues etc [16:14] or mebe make my own theme in the future, i always did [16:14] never 100% happy with whats out there [16:15] btwm just selected "greybord-dark" in styles and voila almost perfect [16:15] colours in modern themes are not very nice [16:15] i just wnated something neat with dark greyish blueish greenish colours .. that one is dope [16:15] good [17:01] V|A: still hacking away at the themes/colours? :D [17:05] well yes and no sirriffsalot [17:05] happy sys gui is fixed but i see apps are more individual [17:05] wont be a problem for browsers etc [17:05] hexchat fdor example is ugly af prolly can be fixed [19:31] hallouuuuuuu [19:31] is it possible for me to hide elements7devices from the audio mixer [19:31] i got 2 soundcards basically .. but its showing 2 more additional items that are completely useless for me [19:36] what are the items called V1A? [19:39] euhh [19:39] well im under "output devices" its a GUI [19:39] so its showing me the actual brand names [19:40] like "Navi 10 HDMI Audio Digi" blah.. [19:40] V1A: Oh the HDMIs ... those can run up to 8 [19:40] then i got starship/matisse audiocontroller anal.. [19:40] i dont understan Iamahuman4 [19:40] run 8 what? [19:41] im trying to get rid of stuff [19:41] its more or less cosmetic [19:41] 8 is because the maxed out SURROUND sound is 7 channels + subwoofer i.e. < 120 Hz [19:41] its just a hassle to deal with 2 items i dont need [19:41] i have 4 different audio outputs, i use 2 [19:41] and i dont use hdmi at all [19:43] In which application are you seeing these devices? [19:44] * OvenWerk1 agrees HDMI is generally useless for anything other than watching movies... [19:45] header says "volume control" [19:45] let me see if i can find out [19:45] V1A: if by "audio mixer" you mean pavucontrol (opened from the panel icon) then got to the end tab called configuation and set their profile to "off" [19:46] yeeeea lovely [19:46] thxalot OvenWerk1 [19:47] y didnt i see that [19:47] he's the best :) [19:47] eh ic windows even keep size afterclosing that would bbe excellent. does it remain after reboot? [19:48] just a general question if uu dont mind [19:49] to my understanding mac/osx is pretty muh linux [19:49] so in theory/with workarounds software intended for mac should run on ubuntu ? [19:50] * OvenWerk1 has never run a mac and finds windows audio utilities completly non-understandable from the very few times he has had to look at windows [19:51] dang i see now i can just click the arrow and didnt even need to open the mixer app to switch outputs .. loveley [19:51] i see how coming from here makes windows look a bit crippled [20:09] Btw my KlingPad (US 20.10) gives blank screens and a cursor after login, this happens in both "Ubuntu Studio" and "Plasma". I'm thinking that since I have Timeshift daily backups enabled on it, I should go backwards a couple of days [20:11] So I need to find my US 20.10 stick, boot that, install Timeshift from the official PPA, mount the disks and fire up Timeshift and it will know where everything should go [20:12] found it. gonna see if going backwards in time will help the OS [20:15] but if the problem is not in /-partition but in configs this will not fix it, coz the UI does not present reasonable tools to avoid backupping bunch of app caches, but to take the damn settings [20:22] I'm going to restore a 3 days old version of the /-partition. Here goes, and if it is broken stuff in .dotdirectories this will not help [20:26] looks like I'm back in ... yeah desktop opens up [20:29] upgrades & reboot ... just some python3 library stuff in Discover updates [20:31] Another installation saved by Timeshift. It is a cli, but I'm just using the gui. prlly could conf it to grab the relevant .dotdirs from homedir and disregard the massive caches. App can always rebuild its cache, who cares === V1A is now known as V|A