[00:03] <marcie> Appear to have gotten it working with Kate...
[00:09] <TheOrignl>  found one.  Thanks anyway.
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[08:36] <Mekaneck> @Halis <Halis> (Sudoless keylogger to grab you sudo password) That's no virus and to retrieve the password one has to gain local access to the machine.
[08:36] <Mekaneck> Do some more research....
[11:46] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> Obviously a virus needs to run locally. But once it does, even with low non-sudo privilages, it can grab your key inputs and your enitre screen content. So saying viruses are harmless in Linux is probably incorrect or missleading (for most Desktops)
[12:06] <mparillo> sudo protects your machine. It does not protect $HOME. The average Kubuntu user and nuke their installation from orbit and re-install in minutes, but recovering $HOME can be a whole lot more difficult. That said, many of the attack scenarios on Linux assume evil maids or laptops left in taxis.
[12:36] <lefteris> Hi everyone!
[12:37] <lefteris> I have a question about Kubuntu. Am I in the correct channel?
[12:38] <mparillo> Yes
[12:39] <lefteris> Nice! I'm having a weird bug. When I open the volume menu from the taskbar, the audio stops for a bit and then it starts again. Am I doing something wrong?
[12:43] <mparillo> I have not seen it personally (but stay in the channel the whole time and ask again in a couple of hours, then maybe at different times of day). I expect that this is not kubuntu specific, so if you do not get an answer here, I would open a new bug, but against KDE, not Kubuntu: https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi
[12:48] <lefteris> Okay! Thank you soo much then!
[13:28] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> I think, it does not. I will maybe try later to write a script to capture the sudo password with a keylogger and see, if I can execute with that sudo password with sudo rights (re @IrcsomeBot: <mparillo> sudo protects your machine. It does not protect $HOME. The average Kubuntu user and nuke their installation from orbit and re-install in minutes, but recovering $HOME can be a whole lot more difficult. That said, many of the attack scenarios on
[13:28] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> Maybe there is a mitigation for exactly this, but since lack of knowledge, I will just test it
[13:31] <Dragnslcr> If you can install a keylogger to capture the password of someone with sudo access, then the game is over
[13:31] <Dragnslcr> But that isn't a Kubuntu support issue, so discussion about it can go to an off-topic channel
[13:40] <imam> wew
[13:48] <karthik_> Hello.. any one here?
[14:04] <lethu> karthik_, yes go ahead and ask your question
[14:20] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> I think, you did not understand the Problem. Installing something without sudo-rights is the potential Problem (basically running a simple script without sudo) (re @IrcsomeBot: <Dragnslcr> If you can install a keylogger to capture the password of someone with sudo access, then the game is over)
[14:20] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> If you wish so (re @IrcsomeBot: <Dragnslcr> But that isn't a Kubuntu support issue, so discussion about it can go to an off-topic channel)
[15:12] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[15:18] <airsoftmodels> hello
[15:41] <IrcsomeBot> <Halis> Hi BluesKaj
[15:44] <BluesKaj> @Halis, Hi
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[18:12] <a1fa> hello everyone
[18:13] <a1fa> I am running Kubuntu 21.04, and after whatever the latest patches were, sddm no longer starts X
[18:13] <a1fa> startx works just fine
[18:13] <a1fa> sddm creates no logs of failure
[18:25] <a1fa> interesting issue
[18:25] <a1fa> sddm creates 0 logs
[18:25] <a1fa> and does not seem like it can take additioan verbosity
[18:26] <a1fa> https://askubuntu.com/questions/1352846/kubuntu-21-04-in-vmware-sddm-will-not-start-x-server-startx-works-fine-as-user
[18:26] <a1fa> looks like this poor sap had the same issue
[18:32] <a1fa> starting sddm as a sddm user, just hangs sddm
[18:38] <a1fa> as a work around i am having to run xdm
[18:43] <a1fa> ah - looks like whatever the latest kernel was - it took out nvidia drivers
[18:51] <a1fa> **that was it. i had to pruge the drivers, and reinstall to trigger initfs to be rebuilt with correct modules
[18:51] <a1fa> thanks _-_
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[23:25] <Roey> hey anyone here using KDE on Wayland? What kind of remote capability is there?
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[23:29] <gorgeous_inkpen> Hello! Can anyone give me recommendations or advice regarding remote desktop with Kubuntu?
[23:30] <gorgeous_inkpen> I am running RealVNC and it is incredibly slow. My machine at home isn't plugged into a monitor at the moment and it seems to be causing the issue.