[12:50] <alterjsive> I just tried to upgrade ubuntu 21.04, the installer said that I dont have enough space on /boot while I have 380GB available. Is this because of my full disk encryption?
[12:51] <alterjsive> I clearly have enough space :/
[13:00] <ruifmf> ping?
[13:00] <ruifmf> Hi
[13:02] <ruifmf> ...anyway! «do-release-upgrade» says «Welcome to... development release.» even after I changed (source) from my regular mirror to main server
[13:04] <alterjsive> never u mind fixed it by deleting old kernels
[13:05] <ruifmf> @alterjsive is that answer intended for me?
[13:08] <alterjsive> ah no sorry
[13:14] <alterjsive> ruifmf: I just followed the upgrade guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ImpishUpgrades/Kubuntu
[13:14] <ruifmf> yes, that is what I am following
[13:19] <ruifmf> I'm guessing the upgrade command shouldn't have a «-d» switch for that is for development relaezse upgrades
[13:20] <ruifmf> yep, that seem to work
[13:20] <ruifmf> so...
[13:20] <ruifmf> bugreport
[13:21] <ruifmf> remove «-d» from upgrade instructions
[13:23] <ruifmf> ...upgrading...
[13:23] <ruifmf> bye
[13:33] <mparillo> Removed -d from the upgrade guide.
[13:57] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[14:48] <airsoftmodels> i was running 21.10 beta with no issues.  now that it has been released, should i install the release version, or does it upgrade itself?
[14:52] <BluesKaj> just upgrade with your package manager or apt
[14:53] <airsoftmodels> great, thanks BluesKaj
[14:53] <BluesKaj> yw, airsoftmodels
 @alterjsive You can unlock your encrypted disk first and maybe then it will work (re @IrcsomeBot: <alterjsive> I just tried to upgrade ubuntu 21.04, the installer said that I dont have enough space on /boot while I have 380GB available. Is this because of my full disk encryption?)
 İ am also interested, if that is possible (re @IrcsomeBot: <sysdoc> Does anyone have an idea on how to get the touch pad on a laptop to use pinch gestures in Firefox and Thunderbird for zoom in and out?)
 İ found a source saying that multi-touch gestures are possible only with wayland
 İ found a source saying that multi-touch gestures are possible only with wayland (but İ can not imagine that to be true, since scrolling also worked in earlier versions)
[16:21] <RTG89> Uhm can i write an MBR on a disk that doesnt have one during the install of kubuntu? The M.2 drive i added appears to be recognised by windows, but does not have a master boot record on it. Also, havent used an M.2 drive before at all, do i just use it like a normal drive? I mean, yes, partitioning unless its for seperate operating systems and such isnt neccessary like it would be on classical HDDs, i understand that, but its also
[16:21] <RTG89> not really a problem, either, or i dont think it should be anyways.
[16:27] <alkisg> RTG89: the most common format now is gpt, not mbr
[16:28] <alkisg> RTG89: M.2 are normal disks like all others yeah; if you want, upload the output of `sudo parted -l`
[16:42] <RTG89> alkisg, huh or GPT. Just reading up on the differences, my existing drives have an MBR though so i dont know if there could be a conflict or i have to boot in EFI or sthg if i want to boot from a GPT drive?  The advantages seem minor in any event, at least for my purposes
[16:43] <alkisg> RTG89: GPT usually also has a dummy MBR wrapper. If you want to boot from a GPT driver in BIOS mode, you also need a bios_grub partition
[16:44] <alkisg> Since your M.2 disk isn't over 2 TB, and since you're booting in BIOS mode, sure go for MBR then
[16:44] <alkisg> In general, newer installations come with UEFI. E.g. I just installed ubuntu-mate 21.10 and it complained "no efi partition" even though I booted in BIOS/MBR mode :D
[16:48] <RTG89> hehe, well yeah im certainly getting old ;)
[16:49] <alkisg> Eh, I started with the OS in floppy disks, so... :)
[16:57] <RTG89> Slightly before my time i guess? Well, at least that OS's primarily came on floppy disks,
[16:59] <RTG89> Though even windows 98 could still install from floppies and by then i was certainly around.
[17:15] <alkisg> DOS was usually launched directly from floppies
[17:15] <alkisg> While for windows 3.0 we usually used little disks
[17:16] <alkisg> (hards disks)
 Ouais tis looking good need to get a tarp or something to keep the sun off, & mostire/heat in, but otherwise good to go : https://irc-attachments.kde.org/8e849d43/file_48420.jpg
[17:29] <oerheks> bsost_brendon, how is that related to kubuntu support?
 Ребят, подскажите вопрос не по теме немного - нужен ли fail2ban если аутентификация по ssh ТОЛЬКО по ключу?
 sure it's Kubuntu-specific? (also use English)
[18:05] <oerheks> typicallinukss , i would.
[18:26] <user|64> Hello guys. I got sound problems with my Intel HDA on kubuntu 20.04. Am I the only one with this problem? Sometimes the sound works, but only sometimes. Will there be a update?
 How do I upgrade to the latest kubuntu 21.10?
[18:52] <alkisg> Veektony, from which kubuntu version?
[18:53] <oerheks> upgrade path is open in softwareupdates, for 21.04 that is
 21.04 (re @IrcsomeBot: <alkisg> Veektony, from which kubuntu version?)
[19:01] <oerheks> if the uprade path does not appear, run sudo apt full-upgrade
[19:01] <oerheks> * and reboot probably
 Thank (re @IrcsomeBot: <oerheks> if the uprade path does not appear, run sudo apt full-upgrade)
 OK
 Hi guys.. how r u?
 I'm having some issues with some icons on Kde..
 Chrome, Insomnia
 Do you know how to solve it?
 this is what it's showing : https://irc-attachments.kde.org/9d774abc/Screenshot_20211016_223551.png
[21:50] <oerheks> veektony upgrade to 21.10, icons and themes are awesome
 yeah, the icon is blue zaifaro and the themes are ; plasma : material light ; windows are whitesur (re @IrcsomeBot: <oerheks> veektony upgrade to 21.10, icons and themes are awesome)
 How can I update to 21.10? I supposed it released but both apt update and dist-upgrade don't do anything