[01:48] <magic_ninja> Has anyone heard anything about this? I can't seem to find anythong on it yet. It is pretty new.
[01:48] <magic_ninja> https://www.spinics.net/lists/systemd-devel/msg06837.html
[05:10] <kubuntu> hello
[05:10] <kubuntu> this is my first time to use this KUBUNTU
[12:54] <user|72> What's the difference between Ubuntu and kubuntu im not talking about desktop evairment
 BDGT
[13:17] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[13:32] <magic_ninja> hey
[13:33] <magic_ninja> I can't believe that there is no option to disable vsync. Ever since they reworked the compositor, turning it off causes everything to run like crap.
[13:33] <magic_ninja> It's super annoying.
[13:36] <BluesKaj> I just leave the vsync setting on auto ... no tearing or other unwanted effects
[13:36] <magic_ninja> Course you do. A lot of us don't though.
[13:36] <magic_ninja> sorry, just woke up
[13:36] <BluesKaj> why not
[13:36] <BluesKaj> ?
[13:37] <magic_ninja> Sometimes it doesn't matter. Like watching video, general desktop use, etc.
[13:37] <magic_ninja> But like on FPS games it causes input lag that will, for instance, cause a flick shot to not hit properly
[13:39] <magic_ninja> I don't know how it works or if it smooths it out or what. I mean I guess that's kinda the point. But it is noticable when rapidly moving the mouse.
[13:40] <magic_ninja> Between that and plasmashell crashing when my monitors sleep, I'm getting annoyed. That being said, I still like plasma and I'm greatful for the work that goes into Kubuntu.
[13:41] <magic_ninja> I can just remember a time a couple years ago when I didn't have those issues.
[13:41] <BluesKaj> think if iwas a gamer I'd look into buying a dedicated game box of some kind rather than trying to play games on Linux
[13:41] <magic_ninja> They run great on linux man.
[13:41] <magic_ninja> The games I play at least.
[13:42] <magic_ninja> That's 2000's thinking.
[13:42] <BluesKaj> well, that's good to hear
[13:42] <magic_ninja> Yea. I only play d2r and csgo pretty much, and blizzard stuff runs well with lutris and csgo is native.
[13:43] <BluesKaj> like I said I'm not a gamer so forget about my "thinking"
[13:43] <magic_ninja> Lutris makes setting up some of this stuff so damn easy.
[13:43] <magic_ninja> Just one of those deals. I totally get where you are coming from. Linux is a good desktop. Working in windows is painful. I still have to keep VM's around for certain software.
[13:45] <BluesKaj> I'm retired so nobody is forcing me to run MS OSs or apps
[13:45] <magic_ninja> Must be nice. I wish they would give us an MSO client for linux already.
[13:46] <magic_ninja> We have web office, but you can't really do more than basic stuff in it.
[13:47] <magic_ninja> Here we go. Looks like there are some environment variables.
[13:48] <magic_ninja> A huge advantage of linux, though, is that VMWare doesn't allocate all of the memory for a VM.
[13:48] <magic_ninja> It seriously reduces required ram when running a virtual machine.
[13:49] <magic_ninja> I've had bad luck with KVM in the past, but I'm going to consider trying it again, as nvidia doesn't do quite so well on amdgpu
[13:49] <magic_ninja> wait, that's wrong lol
[13:49] <magic_ninja> "as amdgpu doesn't do quite so well on vmware as nvidia"
 plsss, help me ,
 i can't able to solve this ,
 problem : when i boot my laptop ,
 i can connect to available wifi network but
 :  can use internet
 : can't use other partitions
[14:55] <magic_ninja> milesdredd: In dolphin your partitions should come up as mountable. https://i.imgur.com/cCOgx2S.png
 i know it , read full what's the problem , pls (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> milesdredd: In dolphin your partitions should come up as mountable. https://i.imgur.com/cCOgx2S.png)
[14:56] <magic_ninja> You can also go here in the system settings.
[14:56] <magic_ninja> https://i.imgur.com/urjphFD.png
 not device issue , it's different issue , (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> You can also go here in the system settings.)
[14:58] <magic_ninja> Well you aren't exactly giving any more information on what's happening.
[14:58] <magic_ninja> You should be less vague.
[14:58] <magic_ninja> What kind of disk is it? What type of file system is it?
 i cant able to use internet , kde connect and other partition after boot , the only way i hv to turn firewall on (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> Well you aren't exactly giving any more information on what's happening.)
 https://i.imgur.com/xDY4LFR.png (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> What kind of disk is it? What type of file system is it?)
[15:00] <magic_ninja> So your wireless network doesn't work ever? Or just after a reboot?
[15:02] <magic_ninja> Here is the location of your school partition. If it isn't showing up in devices, you can manually enter it in the address bar of dolphin: https://i.imgur.com/zffoAv7.png
 after reboot , i can connect to wifi , but can't use internet ,and if at tht time i turn firewall on , internet will work , and kde connect will also work (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> So your wireless network doesn't work ever? Or just after a reboot?)
[15:03] <magic_ninja> But the file system is mounted, check that box to permanently mount it in the settings I gave you.
 wait , r u in telegram or on IRC ? , i will boot again and will make a video on whats happening (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> But the file system is mounted, check that box to permanently mount it in the settings I gave you.)
[15:04] <magic_ninja> I'm in irc
[15:05] <magic_ninja> They are likely two separate issues
[15:05] <magic_ninja> Your file system is certainly mounted. Sorry, but the issue there is that you are having a hard time finding it.
[15:05] <magic_ninja> Wifi will be something different.
 ok , cant be on telegram ???? (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> I'm in irc)
 but all got solved after turning firewall on (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> They are likely two separate issues)
 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KLBQ2L_26qmkwF_d_-gzASV8iL2X5xuN/view?usp=drivesdk (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> I'm in irc)
 for now , i can run sudo ufw enable on startup , but i dont know how to runn commands on startup in kubuntu (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> Your file system is certainly mounted. Sorry, but the issue there is that you are having a hard time finding it.)
[15:40] <magic_ninja> it's in the system settings under autostart
[15:41] <magic_ninja> make a file, put your command in it, and save it somewhere as <filename>.sh then add it to autostart
[15:42] <magic_ninja> right click on the file in dolphin, go to properties, then permissions, then check "is executable".
[15:42] <magic_ninja> Oh, that's a sudo command, I'm not sure how to do that.
[15:43] <magic_ninja> do this instead: sudo systemctl enable ufw
[15:43] <magic_ninja> that should enable it as a service, and on boot
 already tried (re @IrcsomeBot: <magic_ninja> do this instead: sudo systemctl enable ufw)
[15:44] <magic_ninja> what does sudo systemctl status ufw say
 ~$ sudo systemctl status ufw
 ● ufw.service - Uncomplicated firewall
      Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/ufw.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
      Active: active (exited) since Sun 2022-01-30 20:35:40 IST; 39min ago
        Docs: man:ufw(8)
    Main PID: 359 (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
[15:45] <magic_ninja> Don't paste stuff directly, use pastebin
[15:45] <magic_ninja> Now you have to wait for a while.
[15:45] <magic_ninja> google what a pastebin is while you wait lol
[15:46] <Maik> @milesdredd please use paste.ubuntu.com you are flooding the IRC channel.
 okok (re @IrcsomeBot: <Maik> @milesdredd please use paste.ubuntu.com you are flooding the IRC channel.)
 https://i.imgur.com/HR9p9fl.png (re @IrcsomeBot: <Maik> @milesdredd please use paste.ubuntu.com you are flooding the IRC channel.)
 for now use this
[15:48] <magic_ninja> i couldn't tell you waht's going on. Sorry
[16:10] <user|35> Boa tarde. Ao dar boot com o live cd do Kubuntu 21.10 recebo uma mensagem no monitor dizendo: fora da faixa 90/60 Mhz. Alguém pode me ajudar?
[17:22] <mparillo> !pt
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[19:30] <Basti[m]12> Hi, I have a strange problem with the KDE System tray. There is a blank, unclickable icon in it that I don't know how to remove. Please see next screenshot for details (next to the update tray). Has anyone an idea how to solve this?
[19:30] <Basti[m]12> In the settings there is an entry under misc, but with no option to disable it:
[20:46] <libh> How long after the initial release of 22.04 will the first point release be?
[20:47] <Maik> libh: probaly in July if all goes well and it doesn't get delayed
[20:47] <Maik> it has always been that way
[20:51] <Maik> libh: but 22.04 hasn't been released yet so questions about it should be asked in #ubuntu-next
[20:51] <libh> Ok
[20:52] <Maik> release date of 22.04 is on April 21st
[20:53] <Maik> if you run 22.04 then you just can keep it up to date, no need to re-install a point release every time
[20:53] <libh> Right, but I've heard that not every bug gets ironed out initial release and to wait a point release or two before it's ready.
[20:55] <Maik> point releases are just updated isos which contain the same bugfixes you get with the updates. It's just for users that install a LTS releases and that they don't have to pull in all the updates again.
[20:55] <Maik> point releases also may contain the HWE kernel
[20:55] <libh> Cool.
[20:57] <Maik> example: Ubuntu 20.04 started with the 5.4 kernel, the current point release contains the 5.11 kernel but gets updated to 5.13. The next point release will probably ship with the same 5.13 kernel. and so on