[02:39] <leaftype> display configuration seems to think both of my monitors are the same monitor (if I hit identify) - this is causing them to be mirrored when they shouldn't be...
[02:40] <leaftype> but it doesn't seem to be a problem in the login screen - where I can move the mouse from one screen to the other. What could cause this?
[02:41] <leaftype> Other background - it was working fine earlier today. I turned off both monitors when my kid was doing school work - that's it. When I startet them both back up, they started this
[02:41] <leaftype> omg... fixed it. The screens were literally on top of each other
[08:41] <TomTom> ok, thats great. every restart my panel is removed. I have to remove the plasmashellrc and restart plasma each time. I am diffing the working and not working plasmashellrc, the main difference I spot is the ScreenConnectors setting...Any idea about this issue?
[08:57] <alkisg> I had a similar issue and I pinpointed it to a lastscreen line, so I just remove (or add it not sure) every time it happens
[08:57] <alkisg> Unfortunately that PC is offline currently, can't find the exact line that causes the issue
[10:51] <user|1> I would like to report that the installation of R Commander is not possible under Kubuntu 20.4. I have installed R from Discover. R Commander installation was attempted with the usual Dependencies=True option. However, several packages required by R Commander and normally installed in the R Commander installation step did not install. In every
[10:51] <user|1> other Ubuntu based distribution I use (Zorin, Bodhi, Mint XFCE), there are no installation problems. The issue is clearly related to Kubuntu properties. WIll be grateful for any suggestions.
[10:52] <RikMills> what is the package name?
[10:53] <user|1> The package is R-base. The additional R package to be installed is R Commander (Rcmdr). It has several dependencies. Some did not install (seemed a compile error).
[10:54] <user|1> clearly exclusive ti Kubuntu, Same 20,04 LTS based distros did not have the problem.
[10:55] <RikMills> r has nothing to do with Kubuntu, so I can't see how it can be
[10:55] <user|1> It is a package that requires compilers. If the Kubuntu-installed compilers have a problem, so does R
[10:56] <RikMills> you will get the same compilers on an flavour
[10:56] <user|1> that is what I thought but it does not seem to be the case here
[10:57] <user|1> if 3 other 20.04 distros have no problem, but Kubuntu does (was fresh OS install, R was first package to be installed)
[10:59] <RikMills> if installing R does not drag in the right dependencies, that is an issue with the R packages, not Kubuntu
[11:01] <user|1> well, this would be logical to think, had I not had seen successful installations on 20.4 before. I suppose I do not want to spend time in clearing this up. Seemed an excellent distro, but this limitation prevents use. thanks
[11:01] <RikMills> the package r-cran-rcmdr exists in the archive, and I can confirm does install ok :)
[11:02] <RikMills> so I am afraid I can't see where your problem on your system lies
[11:02] <RikMills> and they left
[11:03]  * RikMills shrugs
[13:49] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[15:52] <karlnashville> does anyone else think it's odd that i have an i915 chipset and an i7 intel chip but for some reason I dont have a bluetooth adapter installed?
[16:05] <karlnashville> found it
[16:05] <karlnashville> 0x8087
[16:05] <karlnashville> (Intel Corp.)
[18:00] <kittenmaster87> Hey everyone
 Hi, I’m having a problem
 I started my PC, but I can’t introduce my password
 It’s like it doesn’t recognize my mouse or my keyboard
 I restarted it several times and it still doesn't work.
 What can I do?
 In windows and Grub they work
 Somehow after a random number of reboots magically worked :/