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[04:40] <JavaBean> got offensive spambots hitting in another channel, i don't know they they will make it this far, but might wanna go +s heilds up for a bit
[04:47] <JavaBean> gah, where did i get +s from?? it is +r
[06:52] <Mental_Inflation> hi, quick question. did you get the new firefox yesterday in kubuntu 21.04 ?
[06:55] <alkisg> Yup
[06:56] <Mental_Inflation> as a regular update, not flatpak or snap right?
[07:02] <alkisg> Right
[07:03] <Mental_Inflation> ok thank you
[08:11] <Rog> Hi guys
[08:11] <Rog> I'm new here
[08:11] <Rog> Joining from Port Elizabeth, South Africa
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[11:10] <|macallan|> Hey all. I know its not much needed anymore, but I do like xscreensaver :) Though, I tried to figure out how to map "super L" to lock the screen (xscreensaver way). However Im unable as it seems KDE expects my to choose a program from a menu when creating shortcuts?
[11:11] <|macallan|> gaah, nm, "custom shortcuts"
[11:53] <nescius> |macallan|: khotkeys
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[14:44] <user|80> hello how to open your kubuntu?
[14:50] <alkisg> I don't want you to open my kubuntu; open yours instead
[14:51] <alkisg> ...I guess he didn't get the joke :/
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[17:08] <em> alkisg: haha
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[19:04] <user_> Hello
[19:15] <Mikael48> hey how come sudo apt-get --purge autoremove does not pick up old installed kernels? been using kubuntu 20.04 for about  i year and have installed afew kernals put have not forund any good way to unistall them
[19:16] <Mikael48> 1*
[19:16] <Mikael48> old kernels*
[19:17] <Mikael48> according this site it should work https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-18-04-remove-all-unused-old-kernels/
[19:17] <Mikael48> to*
[20:55] <mparillo> I use sudo apt autoremove
[20:56] <Unit193> There's a fun one, autopurge!
[21:34] <remline> Unit193: Is autopurge for real? bash autocompletes it, but autopurge is not in the man page...?
[21:35] <Unit193> It's just an alias for autoremove --purge
[21:37] <remline> Unit193: Ah, that explains it. I was hoping it would do something along the lines of 'apt purge ~c'