[00:00] (And if you're still on Rawhide, it's definitely worth a shot.) [00:02] No i’m not on Rawhide [00:03] OK, the image has been built, now I'm just compressing it so it will upload and download quicker. [00:03] and from where [00:05] I'm going to upload it to GitHub once it's compressed and then send the link. The repo is here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuGalaxyBookS (I've not yet uploaded the image file, however.) And I need to edit the README to be correct, but that's where it's going to be at eventually. [00:06] K, tell me when i can download [00:06] I’m going to sleep now, is it a problem to continue tomorrow? [00:06] No problem at all. Frankly, it may take that long to upload, so that's probably a good idea. [00:07] Oh okay nice, see you [00:08] 👍️ 👋 === ss is now known as Guest8284 [04:59] Hii [07:43] The following packages have been kept back: [07:43] python3-distupgrade ubuntu-release-upgrader-core ubuntu-release-upgrader-qt [07:43] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded. [07:43] why are these being kept back? [10:30] Good morning, here I am (re @IrcsomeBot: 👍️ 👋) [10:46] Btw most of the time are applications that crash (re @IrcsomeBot: Like, the whole OS crashes, or just individual apps? @I_it_depends_I) [10:47] I can tell now that i’ve used it for a little bit [11:13] Nothing appears in that link (re @IrcsomeBot: I'm going to upload it to GitHub once it's compressed and then send the link. The repo is here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuGalaxyBookS (I've not yet uploaded the image file, however.) And I need to edit the README to be correct, but that's where it's going to be at eventually.) [12:43] Hi all [14:40] arraybolt3 [15:02] is there some one click create access point option in kde like you would have on a mobile phone? [15:12] MrSassyPants: 2 clicks [15:12] power word pls [15:12] click on the network icon in the status bar [15:13] then click on the create hotspot button [15:13] oh dayum I did not see that one [15:13] thanks for pointing out I'm not just dumb but also blind [15:23] cbreak, ok I can't convince it to use a password >_> [15:24] I found the setting where you can set the hotspot name and password but it doesn't seem to take [15:28] I've never used that functionality. [15:30] you should be able to manually create a hotspot by adding a wi-fi network connection in accesspoint mode? [15:38] ok that works, but now finally, it doesn't seem to be able to set up a 5ghz network? [15:39] (It's the mobos wifi and should be able to do Wifi 6) [15:49] On some channels it actually sets up the hotspot and my phone sees it but can't connect [15:50] Either there's a drastic driver problem, OR the problem is there's no automatic channel selection if you set it to 5ghz, and setting it to automatic band it prefers 2.4ghz for some reason [16:17] hii [16:17] arraybolt3 [16:18] meta+w is not worling [16:18] meta+w is not working === jcea1 is now known as jcea [17:28] Hello, how can I create a permissions for adding a new folder on dolphin?, I am trying to install Java and to create a java folder on usr on the hard drive. I am running kubuntu 21.10 [17:37] folder to contain your java files? (re @IrcsomeBot: Hello, how can I create a permissions for adding a new folder on dolphin?, I am trying to install Java and to create a java folder on usr on the hard drive. I am running kubuntu 21.10) [17:38] use crtl F10? [17:38] or in terminal sudo touch i think [17:40] it is like this [17:40] sudo touch [17:42] step by step [17:42] open terminal by crtl + alt+t [17:42] cd / [17:42] cd usr [17:42] sudo touch (re @IrcsomeBot: Hello, how can I create a permissions for adding a new folder on dolphin?, I am trying to install Java and to create a java folder on usr on the hard drive. I am running kubuntu 21.10) [17:56] I created the file, but not a folder [17:57] support ended for 21.10 .. [17:57] upgrade please. [18:04] one day too late === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [18:07] is upgrade to 22.04 supported now? [18:08] from 21.10 sure, for months now..? [18:08] lts > lts goes open on 4 august [18:10] ah I see. [18:45] arraybolt3, I fixed the audio problem (installing things), not it recognize something but it’s “dummy audio” and doesnt work… For the microphone, well it doesn’t recognize [18:48] arraybolt3, I fixed the audio problem (installing things), now it recognize something but it’s “dummy audio” and doesnt work… For the microphone, well it doesn’t recognize [18:48] arraybolt3, I fixed the audio problem (installing things), now it detects something but it’s “dummy audio” and doesnt work… For the microphone, well it doesn’t recognize [18:48] arraybolt3, I fixed the audio problem (installing things), now it detects something but it’s “dummy audio” and doesnt work… For the microphone, well it doesn’t detect [19:09] @I_it_depends_I: Congrats on getting the audio problem partially solved! I finished making that Kubuntu image if you'd like to give it a spin. [19:09] yes i’d like tuat [19:09] yes i’d like that [19:10] Is it uploaded on Github? [19:32] Is Kubuntu managed by canonical? [19:58] @parkour_29 The infrastructure is provided by Canonical as Kubuntu's benefit of being an official flavor of Ubuntu, but it is not managed by Canonical. [20:03] Kubuntu's not managed by Canonical, the infrastructure is. [20:11] Just checked it’s managed by a community now [20:11] The community decentralized? [20:24] we've always managed ourselves [20:24] Canonical is a company; they manage themselves and the infra they provide to the community [20:57] @arraybolt3[m] (re @I_it_depends_I: Is it uploaded on Github?) [21:10] Oh ok [21:24] @I_it_depends_I: Sorry, got a bit carried away, I'll be right back to help with that. [21:32] Dw, tell me when we can proceed [21:32] Tag me === oerheks1 is now known as oerheks === TomTom_ is now known as TomTom [22:25] @I_it_depends_I: OK, I'm here. [22:25] Well [22:25] @I_it_depends_I: I got the image made and uploaded. Do you have a second flash drive other than the Fedora one to try this on, or are you OK with having to redo Fedora in the event this doesn't work out? [22:26] i have one, it’s 7,5 GB, is it okay? [22:27] Sadly, no, it should be at least 16 GB. [22:27] well no problem in redoing fedora [22:27] I don’t like it so much [22:27] OK. [22:28] In case of failure i’ll try Nitrux 2.2.1 that should also work [22:28] So boot up from a live ISO (the Fedora 36 ISO should work fine). [22:28] This will allow us to download and install the Kubuntu image. [22:29] Don’t understand, have i to flash fedora 36 on the pendrive and click to try it? [22:29] then do things [22:29] Where's that USB drive that you booted from to install Fedora? [22:29] Yeah, once you boot it, then you click to try it, then do things. [22:30] The reason we do this is because we can't boot from the 64 GB drive for this, since we're going to write the OS image to the 64 GB drive. [22:30] Ahh okay (re @IrcsomeBot: Where's that USB drive that you booted from to install Fedora?) [22:32] Let me know whenever you're booted up and ready. [22:32] Give me some moment [22:33] In case do you know if audio and stuff work [22:33] In case do you know if audio and stuff will work [22:33] I do not know if audio will work, but if anything's going to work, this will likely give you the best shot at it. [22:34] I installed Linux 5.19 kernel into it, which is the absolute newest release available, and was released just a couple days ago I believe. [22:35] Nice [22:42] Ok, I’m starting Fedora from the flash pendrive, what do I have to do when it loads? [22:42] Ok, started Fedora from flash pendrive [22:43] Ok, started Fedora from flash pendrive and clicked to try it [22:43] @I_it_depends_I: Open a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T, ensure your 64GB drive is inserted, and run "lsblk | nc termbin.com 9999", then send the link it spits out. [22:43] That will tell me which device name is your flash drive. [22:43] okay [22:46] https://termbin.com/m0o1 [22:47] @I_it_depends_I: OK, so next, run "sudo su -" so we can run commands as root. [22:48] (Usually you'd just prefix commands with "sudo" to run them as root, but that may or may not work for one of the commands we need.) [22:48] done [22:49] yes, now the first thing written is "root" (i mean when he asks what to do) [22:49] @I_it_depends_I: OK, next is "umount /dev/sda2". [22:50] That will unmount the one mounted partition on the flash drive so we can flash it safely. [22:50] done [22:50] @I_it_depends_I: OK, this is a very large command, and it will take a while to run, so type it carefully and be patient when it's done. [22:50] wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.1 https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.2 https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.3 | zcat | dd of=./test.gz bs=4M [22:50] Wait, botched it. [22:51] @I_it_depends_I: Don't run that yet. [22:51] wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.1 https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.2 https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.3 | zcat | dd of=/dev/sda bs=4M [22:51] i'm not running [22:51] this one? [22:51] @I_it_depends_I: OK, there's the right one. ^ [22:52] @I_it_depends_I: This will download the three parts of the image, uncompress them, and flash them to the drive all at once. [22:52] nice [22:52] it's doing that [22:52] tells me about 13 min are necessary [22:52] Nice. It's a 5.1 GB download, so yeah, it will take a while. [22:52] (You're not on a metered connection, right?) [22:55] what do you mean with metered? (re @IrcsomeBot: (You're not on a metered connection, right?)) [22:55] I mean, do you have unlimited data on your Internet connection? [22:55] Or are these large downloads possibly a problem? [22:55] Yep (re @IrcsomeBot: I mean, do you have unlimited data on your Internet connection?) [22:55] no they arent (re @IrcsomeBot: Or are these large downloads possibly a problem?) [22:56] 👍️ [22:56] the problem is that it seems to be freezed, but maybe it’s normal. It tells me are necessary 14m 3s since 3 min ago [22:57] It may be normal, if it's hit a part that was seriously well compressed and is now stuck decompressing. [22:57] Ah no okay it changed [22:59] idk if it finished [22:59] i’m sending a photo [22:59] https://imgur.com/a/J0iYoCS [23:00] Hmm, no, something went wrong there. [23:00] Hmm, looking... [23:04] Crud, I think I see why it's not working, but how to get it to work, that's the tricky part. [23:04] 🥲 [23:06] Wait, i noted now that the hour set was wrong, could it be a problem? [23:06] No, probably not. [23:06] okya [23:06] okay [23:06] Do you have a third flash drive other than the one you're flashing to and the one you're booted from? [23:07] I see you were booted from an SD card, so I'm hoping you have one more spare USB port on that laptop. [23:07] Yes but it's 7.5 GB and really terrible [23:07] never worked well as flash drive [23:07] That's fine, it's large enough to hole 5.1 GB of data. Is that OK to use it for that? [23:07] Hmm. OK, well... [23:08] yep it's okay [23:08] we can try [23:10] I'm trying to think of any other possible solutions so we don't burn out the flash drive. [23:11] we can try with that drive, it's empty and sometimes it worked (in particular to boot linux mint) [23:13] Linux tell me there are 8.1 GB of free space on that [23:13] OK. Plug it in, reformat it with fat32 using KDE Partition Manager, and then download the kubuntu.gz.1, kubuntu.gz.2, and kubuntu.gz.3 files from here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/tag/7.31.2022 [23:14] dont find kde partition manager [23:15] Agh, that's right, use Disks then. [23:15] btw i think it's fat32 [23:15] Oh OK. Then there may be no need to reformat. [23:16] (You will have to set the download directory to the fat32 drive.) [23:17] how to do that (re @IrcsomeBot: (You will have to set the download directory to the fat32 drive.)) [23:17] what do you mean with download directory [23:18] @I_it_depends_I: Actually, just open the file manager and open the fat32 drive. [23:20] Mh, because i can see it's downloading files in the folder "downloads" [23:20] Yeah, we'd need to change it to the external drive, because currently the "downloads" folder is actually in your system's RAM, and that's not going to hold all the files. [23:21] But hold on, there's another command line trick that may work, I'm testing it. [23:23] @I_it_depends_I: Try this longwinded nightmare of a command and see if it works. [23:23] Btw don’t understand why the speed of downloading is doubled in Linux respect to Windows [23:23] cat <(wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.1) <(wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.2) <(https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.3) | zcat | dd of=/dev/sda bs=4M [23:23] ok [23:24] You're not the first one to notice that Linux can download faster than Windows sometimes - it's really nice. [23:24] should i stop the download of these (re @IrcsomeBot: OK. Plug it in, reformat it with fat32 using KDE Partition Manager, and then download the kubuntu.gz.1, kubuntu.gz.2, and kubuntu.gz.3 files from here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/tag/7.31.2022) [23:24] Yeah, do that. [23:25] I think that the command u gave me is working fine [23:27] I can say it for sure, because i tried a lot in these two days... [23:27] In windows download speed is 400 Kb/s [23:27] Actually it's 4 Mb/s (re @IrcsomeBot: You're not the first one to notice that Linux can download faster than Windows sometimes - it's really nice.) [23:28] In fact this download is at 50% (re @IrcsomeBot: cat <(wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.1) <(wget -O - https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.2) <(https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/download/7.31.2022/kubuntu.gz.3) | zcat | dd of=/dev/sda bs=4M) [23:28] Huh, cool! And... yikes, 400 Kb/s? I've had to deal with that, and it is not fun. [23:28] Nice. I think that's just the first file though, and there's three files. [23:30] okay (re @IrcsomeBot: Nice. I think that's just the first file though, and there's three files.) [23:32] https://imgur.com/a/zLwxHFf [23:32] think it stopped for some reason [23:33] after ending the first download [23:34] Great, looks like GitHub glitched this time. OK, I guess just download the files to the flash drive so we can avoid this silliness. [23:35] so i have to download these files? (re @IrcsomeBot: OK. Plug it in, reformat it with fat32 using KDE Partition Manager, and then download the kubuntu.gz.1, kubuntu.gz.2, and kubuntu.gz.3 files from here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/KubuntuPreinstalled/releases/tag/7.31.2022) [23:35] Yes. [23:36] if yes, how to direct them to the drive [23:40] @I_it_depends_I: Cick the triple lines in the upper-right corner of Firefox, go to Settings, and find the download location drop down. [23:41] thx, done [23:42] about 15 min for the 3 files