[04:42] <nimacpp> الله اکبر
[08:48] <a1ashraf> Hello support
[08:48] <a1ashraf> I want to know procedure to install Ubuntu 21 on MacBook Pro Intel laptops
[10:07] <fusionfuture[m]> a1ashraf: next, next, next and until you see the new desktop
[12:11] <lukas__> Hello
[12:11] <lukas__>  There is a Critical security vulnerability, discover does not warn user about outdated Kubuntu version 21.04, reports everything is up to date
[12:13] <lukas__> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450877
[12:14] <lukas__> Please tell me how to report security issues in kubuntu
[12:16] <cbreak> lukas__: have you tried reporting it on bugs.kde.org?
[12:18] <lukas__> yes, i already did that.
[12:18] <lukas__> linked above
[12:18] <lukas__> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450877
[12:38] <Maik> lukas__: 21.04 is EOL
[12:39] <Maik> meaning it's not supported anymore and doesn't receive any updates anymore
[12:39] <Maik> upgrade to 21.10
[12:43] <tomreyn> based on what lukas__ wrote, i would think he's aware of it.
[12:44] <Maik> then i probably not getting it
[12:50] <tomreyn> lukas was looking for a way to formally report that the 'discover' software does not warn about the release being EOL when running on an EOL release.
[12:51] <lukas__> yes
[12:51] <lukas__> theres probably a bunch of users out there running outdated software who have no idea what is going on
[12:52] <lukas__> Maik said: meaning it's not supported anymore and doesn't receive any updates anymore
[12:52] <lukas__> ofc
[12:53] <tomreyn> kubuntu probably uses launchpad for bug management, so you could look for an existing bug report or file a new ones there.
[12:53] <tomreyn> !bug
[12:54] <tomreyn> chances are that a bug reported from an EOL release will be dropped, though, so better report it manually or using a supported release
[13:03] <lukas__> thank you tomreyn
[13:15] <Dragnslcr> I've mentioned before that it would be nice if Kubuntu brought back the notification for a new version being available
[13:27] <tomreyn> "mentioned" here means == /dev/null
[13:27] <tomreyn> you'd need to file a feature request or bug report.
[13:31] <Dragnslcr> Yeah, but that would require effort and stuff
[13:33] <Maik> if you don't do it no one will
[13:33] <Dragnslcr> I also figure the devs must be aware of it, so if it hasn't been reimplemented yet, it's most likely because they have more important things to work on
[13:35] <cbreak> 21.04 should receive an update to 21.10
[13:35] <cbreak> and 21.10 should soon receive one to 22.04, so it's probably best to switch soon
[13:36] <cbreak> at least before 21.10 goes out of support, and reaching 22.04 will become more annoying
[13:37] <ncc-1701> test
[13:39] <Maik> cbreak: the upgrade notification on ubuntu's end mostely happens after the first point release in July/August iirc
[13:40] <Maik> so if you want to upgrade to 22.04 sooner you'll have to force it
[13:40] <cbreak> Doesn't this differ between lts and mainline tracks?
[13:41] <Maik> that i don't know
[14:18] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[14:28] <user|57> hello i have an old imac maybe 12 years old and i am looking for a stable lightweight version to download
[14:28] <user|57> I am fairly new to linux so need something simple
[14:35] <BluesKaj> user|57, perhaps xubuntu might be a good fit, depends on your hardware and specs. https://xubuntu.org/
[14:44] <Maik> user|57: how much RAM, what CPU?
 Kubuntu!   if it has an SSD will be a piece of cake even with 4 Gb. The only recommendation for a beginner is to install the OS connected in the Internet using a cable , not by Wifi. After first boot, use the driver search utility to install the Broadcom wifi driver. Another boot and you can use wifi. I have a Macmimi 2009, 4 Gb, 240 GB SSD and for my use case (no gaming, browsing, word processing and spreadsheet and some Gimp) it
[16:06] <tomreyn> SergioStanislauskas: your message cut off on IRC after "and some Gimp) it" due to maximum line length.
[16:08] <tomreyn> if you need to provide a lot of auxiliary information with your question, it's usually good to ask a short versionof your question first before you provide all the detail.
[17:04] <cbreak> Is there a one-step way to move a window to a different activity? To move one to a different virtual desktop, I just grab it, then switch desktop, and release it. But for activities that doesn't work
[20:09] <user|8>  apt-secure(8)   ???
[21:45] <steve16> Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/148e4d9636927fb018b9c3f8fa5c0c9c/Screenshot_20220226_164437.png
[21:46] <kai_> anyone?
[21:47] <Maik> kai_: if you have a Kubuntu support question just ask
[21:48] <kai_> having issue with kde helper daemon
[21:48] <kai_> lots of crash
[21:49] <Maik> which version?
[21:49] <kai_> 20.04 lts
[21:51] <Maik> tried to search for bug reports but can't seem to find any yet
[21:52] <kai_> but i've sent crash report
[21:52] <Maik> i don't see that
[21:52] <kai_> it happens every now and then
[21:52] <kai_> should i post it on askubuntu with screenshot?
[21:53] <Maik> yeah, good idea. And maybe file a bug report on launchpad
[21:54] <kai_> thanks
[21:54] <Maik> no problem and sorry if i couldn't be of more help
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