IrcsomeBot | <upil_garing> #ask | 02:00 |
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IrcsomeBot | <upil_garing> I've been switching from windows to linux this week (dual boot windows + kubuntu), even though it's not 100% | 02:00 |
IrcsomeBot | <upil_garing> I want to ask... how come the sound on Linux seems a bit broken, doesn't it? different times on windows. | 02:00 |
IrcsomeBot | <upil_garing> is there a solution? | 02:00 |
glenix | hello | 02:51 |
R13ose | 22.04 - My laptop froze earlier and when I came back, the wifi and bluetooth icons on the panel disappeared and I can't connect to either of them. How do I bring them back and turn them on again? | 03:08 |
arraybolt3[m] | This might be silly, but did you shut the system all the way down and turn it back on again? | 03:10 |
R13ose | Not yet! I'm only trying to shut the system as the last resort. | 03:11 |
arraybolt3[m] | R13ose: OK. Well, I know a trick for resietting just Bluetooth. | 03:12 |
arraybolt3[m] | *Resetting | 03:12 |
R13ose | Let's try | 03:12 |
arraybolt3[m] | Open a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T, then run "sudo modprobe -r btusb". | 03:12 |
arraybolt3[m] | Then once that's done, wait a bit, then run "sudo modprobe btusb". | 03:12 |
arraybolt3[m] | That will shut down the Bluetooth driver and then turn it back on. | 03:13 |
R13ose | That worked. | 03:15 |
R13ose | Now what about wifi and getting back the icons on the panel? | 03:15 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> https://irc-attachments.kde.org/a550c07d/file_58044.jpg | 03:29 |
R13ose | I got wifi to work and the panel icon to come back on. Now to get the bluetooth icon to come back. | 03:30 |
arraybolt3[m] | R13ose: Nice going on WiFi. For Bluetooth... hmm. | 03:30 |
R13ose | Thanks | 03:31 |
arraybolt3[m] | Can you try "sudo systemctl restart bluetooth.service"? | 03:33 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> this is what it looks like (re @Oov: ) | 03:33 |
R13ose | arraybolt3[m]: that worked. Thanks for your help | 03:34 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Oov: OK, right-click the iso9660 partition and click Unmount, then send another screenshot. | 03:34 |
arraybolt3[m] | R13ose: Glad to help, and glad it worked! | 03:34 |
R13ose | :) | 03:35 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> https://irc-attachments.kde.org/ac7de613/file_58045.jpg | 03:35 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> it worked | 03:35 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Oov: Nice. MS-DOS partition table, then send another screenshot. | 03:36 |
arraybolt3[m] | (Actually, I don't need the third screenshot I just realized.) | 03:36 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Oov: Once the MS-DOS partition table is made, see the big bar at the top of the screen that represents the partitions? It will say "Unallocated" in it. Right-click it. | 03:36 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Oov: Then click the "New" button, and change the filesystem to "fat32". Then click OK. | 03:37 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Oov: Last step is to click "Apply" in the toolbar, confirm, and wait for it to format. | 03:37 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> witch type of partition should i create ? | 03:37 |
arraybolt3[m] | fat32. | 03:37 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> gtp or ms-dos ? | 03:38 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> haa | 03:39 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> thanks | 03:41 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> Please help me ubi partman failed with exit code 141 | 03:51 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> Thanks | 03:51 |
arraybolt3[m] | @Gama1iel You're trying to install Kubuntu, right? Also, may I ask which version of Kubuntu you're using? | 03:51 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> 20.04 sir (re @IrcsomeBot: <arraybolt3[m]> @Gama1iel You're trying to install Kubuntu, right? Also, may I ask which version of Kubuntu you're using?) | 03:53 |
arraybolt3[m] | Gama1iel: Did you check the ISO file's SHA256 hash before writing it to the USB drive? | 03:53 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> I don't really know, because I'm still new to kubuntu | 03:56 |
arraybolt3[m] | Ah. OK. Do you have another computer other than the one you're currently using? | 03:56 |
arraybolt3[m] | (If so, we can make sure the ISO is written correctly to your USB drive.) | 03:57 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> Of course not, I'm using an office laptop (re @IrcsomeBot: <arraybolt3[m]> Ah. OK. Do you have another computer other than the one you're currently using?) | 03:58 |
arraybolt3[m] | Gama1iel: Oy. OK, you're booted into the "Try Kubuntu" screen, right? | 03:59 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> is there a possibility that my iso file is corrupted | 03:59 |
arraybolt3[m] | (Or can you boot into the "Try Kubuntu" screen?) | 03:59 |
arraybolt3[m] | Yes, it's possible the ISO is corrupted or the flash drive is bad. | 03:59 |
arraybolt3[m] | It's also possible this was | 03:59 |
arraybolt3[m] | just a random glitch. | 03:59 |
arraybolt3[m] | Did you get all your important data off of the computer before trying this? | 04:00 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> No, im instal kubuntu not try kubuntu (re @IrcsomeBot: <arraybolt3[m]> (Or can you boot into the "Try Kubuntu" screen?)) | 04:01 |
arraybolt3[m] | Gama1iel: Right. But, you have two computers then, right? One that you're trying to install to and one that you're typing from? | 04:02 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> can you provide the iso file link, i will download again | 04:02 |
arraybolt3[m] | Gama1iel: Yeah, sure. | 04:02 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> I'm typing using my phone sir (re @IrcsomeBot: <arraybolt3[m]> Gama1iel: Right. But, you have two computers then, right? One that you're trying to install to and one that you're typing from?) | 04:03 |
arraybolt3[m] | Oy. OK. Well, are you still able to boot the computer into Windows? | 04:03 |
arraybolt3[m] | If not, then the "Try Kubuntu" feature will give you the ability to use the computer again so that we can get it back up and running normally. | 04:03 |
IrcsomeBot | <Gama1iel> yes you can sir (re @IrcsomeBot: <arraybolt3[m]> Oy. OK. Well, are you still able to boot the computer into Windows?) | 04:04 |
arraybolt3[m] | Then we can get a new USB drive ready with Kubuntu and try to install again. | 04:04 |
arraybolt3[m] | Whew. OK, if you've not already backed up all of your files and data on this system, do so now, so that if things go wrong, you have a recovery plan. | 04:04 |
arraybolt3[m] | (Unless this is a brand-new computer, of course.) | 04:05 |
arraybolt3[m] | Gama1iel: Kubuntu link: https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/22.04/release/kubuntu-22.04-desktop-amd64.iso (Note that this is Kubuntu 22.04, which I'm giving you because Kubuntu 20.04 goes out of support in about 9 months.) | 04:07 |
arraybolt3[m] | If you really wanted 20.04, here's the link to that: https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/20.04.4/release/kubuntu-20.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso | 04:07 |
user|41 | im having trouble running the ISO on windows 7, do i need an additional program to run the ISO? | 04:18 |
arraybolt3[m] | user|41: You don't run it. You flash it to a USB drive and boot from it. BalenaEtcher should let you do that. | 04:18 |
user|41 | awesome possum | 04:19 |
magic_ninja | why does matrix make it so unobvious when it comes to signing up for an account | 04:26 |
magic_ninja | no kubuntu, but yea lol | 04:26 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> when the 22.04.1 will be released? | 06:20 |
alkisg | In August | 06:21 |
kena | hi! | 06:51 |
IrcsomeBot | <RikMills> 4th August (re @Oov: when the 22.04.1 will be released?) | 07:03 |
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user|83 | how to install Kubuntu wia terminal& | 07:44 |
mzamenski_de | You mean WSL? | 07:45 |
jeronimo | No support tools were found for file systems currently present on hard disks in this computer: | 09:54 |
jeronimo | Partition | 09:54 |
jeronimo | File System | 09:54 |
jeronimo | Support Tools | 09:54 |
jeronimo | URL | 09:54 |
jeronimo | /dev/nvme0n1p3 | 09:54 |
jeronimo | I was trying to read a disk previously managed by my qnap nas and try something I read on a forum(https://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?t=114348). They said reinstalling mdadm and lvm2 would make the kde partition manager recognize the volume group. | 09:57 |
jeronimo | did I now break my system? | 09:58 |
jeronimo | pfff | 09:58 |
jeronimo | better do a backup I guess | 09:58 |
jeronimo | sorry about the flooding | 10:01 |
tomreyn | !paste | jeronimo | 10:08 |
ubottu | jeronimo: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 10:08 |
tomreyn | you can also pipe command output into |& nc termbin.com 9999 | 10:08 |
jeronimo | tomreyn: thx | 10:24 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Hm, something funny happened to firefox's address bar during the update. It's quite short now. https://i.imgur.com/QR9BN0M.png | 11:03 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Can't seem to resize it | 11:03 |
arraybolt3 | @npeippo: Perhaps it's your Firefox theme's fault? See if switching to the default theme works - if so, switch back to your fancy theme and see if it still it working or if that breaks it. | 11:06 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Let's try, thanks | 11:06 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Nope, doesn't change anything in default theme | 11:07 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> I also tried customize toolbar -> restore defaults, but it doesn't help | 11:18 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Everything was fine before the snap update yesterady :/ | 11:19 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> It shows like this when the address bar is active, but there's still not enough room for the address https://i.imgur.com/lF3iDDP.png | 11:21 |
IrcsomeBot | <npeippo> Oh, nice. Telegram doesn't open links anymore at all 🙃 | 11:22 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 12:54 |
grim_ | Hello all. My fairly recent install of 18.04 on dell xps 15 7590 hangs on boot. X fails to start, appearing to segfault when trying to set the screen mode. | 13:15 |
grim_ | Appears to happen when loading libglamoregl.so | 13:16 |
arraybolt3[m] | grim_: Kubuntu 18.04 is EOL (though Ubuntu 18.04 is still supported). Can you try installing Kubuntu 22.04 and see if that resolves the problem? | 13:17 |
grim_ | Not an option at this moment unfortunately | 13:18 |
arraybolt3[m] | grim_: Does your laptop have nVidia graphics? | 13:19 |
grim_ | arraybolt3[m]: yes, GeForce GTX 1650 | 13:20 |
arraybolt3[m] | grim_: If you chose to install the proprietary drivers, try skipping that. Or if you chose to not install the proprietary drivers, try doing that. | 13:20 |
grim_ | arraybolt3[m]: is a command-line dist upgrade likely to be feasible? | 13:27 |
arraybolt3[m] | grim_: If this is a fresh install, yes. | 13:29 |
arraybolt3[m] | You will need to be able to connect to the Internet - if you need WiFI, try using "nmtui" to connect. | 13:29 |
grim_ | 'reasonably' fresh. lvm full-drive encryption a snag? | 13:31 |
arraybolt3[m] | Probably not. I'd give it a shot (after backing up!), worst case scenario you can reinstall. | 13:31 |
grim_ | Yeah I would dearly love not to do that. | 13:33 |
grim_ | K thanks for the pointers | 13:34 |
arraybolt3[m] | grim_: Do not attempt an upgrade unless you've backed up any important data. Upgrades can and do go horribly wrong, and if the reason you don't want to reinstall is because of a lack of backups, this is very dangerous. | 13:34 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> And what will be new? (re @RikMills: 4th August) | 13:49 |
BluesKaj | @Oov ask in #kubuntu-devel | 14:24 |
IrcsomeBot | <RikMills> Plasma bugfixes I hope, and other bugfixes (re @Oov: And what will be new?) | 14:25 |
glenix | Hey guys can anyone help me I have a print server that I cant access when i type it into a web broswer but I can ping it... Its a dns issue im using papercut.. and for soem reason i cant get this figured out | 15:41 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oskar> We got new kernel in kubuntu, but my sounddevice and formware from cpu not working | 19:14 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oskar> Hope this get fixed until 5.20 | 19:15 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oskar> Whats the rumors about rust into the kernel? | 19:15 |
IrcsomeBot | <Eickmeyer> That would qualify as off-topic. (re @Oskar: Whats the rumors about rust into the kernel?) | 19:53 |
IrcsomeBot | <Oov> What is this? (re @IrcsomeBot: <BluesKaj> @Oov ask in #kubuntu-devel) | 20:10 |
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