[01:04] 😘 [01:04] Need help [01:04] My sound device not working but got multiple kernel updates [01:05] I have read, with kernel 5.20 amd devices supported but the wait the time is to long and i really want to use the laptop without bluetooth sound [01:06] Because the speakers inside the laptop are amazing [01:09] You might need to install the latest pipewire & wireplumber modues via ppa... just sec. I will find the guide.... [01:11] I followed this page to fix the my Lenovo Legion 7 sound: https://pipewire-debian.github.io/pipewire-debian/ [01:12] I installed all of the recommended wireplumber and BT options as well as the pipewire packages. [02:12] 0gzw === Andrew is now known as Conna [05:30] Would China-Taiwan conflict affect the Ubuntu mirrors from Taiwan? Im using Taiwanese mirrors since day-1 [09:47] Did I miss something in the news? [09:54] When I was working in Singapore, I read the SCMP, and I see nothing unusually alarming there now. Of course, HK is no longer free, so maybe you have a better source? [09:56] Nothing out of the ordinary in https://www.bbc.com/news/world/asia either. I do not read Chinese, but I see no sudden changes. [10:11] mparillo: I'm a bit reluctant to say this since I *think* I know you from somewhere, but just in case, this is the Kubuntu support channel. If you already know that and that doesn't matter, then feel free to disregard me. [10:12] Yep, nevermind, I see you in #kubuntu-devel, ignore me. [10:14] (Guess next time I'll let Mark Shuttleworth know that #ubuntu is reserved for technical support only, :facepalm:) [10:17] And now I'm even seeing the message you replied to, so double-facepalm. [11:20] hi [11:20] https://termbin.com/p2a4 [11:21] what are those warnings [11:22] @Omar: What command did you run that generated those? [11:23] sudo nala update [11:23] nala? [11:23] sudo apt update dose the same [11:23] like apt (re @IrcsomeBot: nala?) [11:24] That's very odd, I wonder if nala messed something up. Can you run "cat /etc/apt/sources.list | nc termbin.com 9999" and send the link? [11:24] Also "ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d | nc termbin.com 9999". [11:25] ok [11:25] https://termbin.com/lr46 [11:25] https://termbin.com/kf1t [11:26] Blah. OK, one moment... [11:26] ok [11:27] @Omar: Replace the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list with this: https://dpaste.com/88BEBP8XG Then do a "sudo apt update" and tell me what happens. [11:28] Actually wait hold on... [11:28] I just realized that's not customized for your location, one moment please... [11:29] are those repos? (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: Replace the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list with this: https://dpaste.com/88BEBP8XG Then do a "sudo apt update" and tell me what happens.) [11:29] ok (re @IrcsomeBot: I just realized that's not customized for your location, one moment please...) [11:29] @Omar: OK, here's the right contents: https://dpaste.com/95LQCSHXF [11:30] @Omar: The "main universe restricted multiverse" bit is the four main repos in Ubuntu. [11:30] The URL is the mirror site that you download packages from. Each mirror hosts the repos. [11:30] what is the difference ? (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: OK, here's the right contents: https://dpaste.com/95LQCSHXF) [11:31] I switched the mirror so that it used the mirror your system was already set to, rather than my US mirror which is probably way far away from you. [11:31] haa (re @IrcsomeBot: I switched the mirror so that it used the mirror your system was already set to, rather than my US mirror which is probably way far away from you.) [11:31] As for the differences from the original, I basically just rewrote the whole thing from scratch since the defaults are so messy and you had an odd line pointing to the installation media that you didn't need anymore. [11:32] (It's essentially the same file I use on my system - in fact, that's why I originally gave you one with US mirrors since I'm in the US and I just copypasted my file into the pastebin and then tweaked it to remove developer-specific stuff.) [11:33] how can i replace it from terminal op dolphin ? (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: Replace the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list with this: https://dpaste.com/88BEBP8XG Then do a "sudo apt update" and tell me what happens.) [11:33] @Omar: The easy way is to run "sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list". [11:33] @Omar: Then press and hold Ctrl+K until the file is empty. [11:34] @Omar: Then copy the text from the pastebin link with Ctrl+C. [11:34] @Omar: Then paste the text into the file using Ctrl+Shift+V (the shift is important). [11:34] @Omar: Then Ctrl+S to save and Ctrl+X to exit. [11:34] * arraybolt3 has to use the restroom, brb [11:35] done (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: Then Ctrl+S to save and Ctrl+X to exit.) [11:36] i didn't understand (re @IrcsomeBot: has to use the restroom, brb) [11:37] still the same output [11:42] I'm currently using kubuntu 21.10. when will the upgrade be available? [11:46] when will the upgrade to kubuntu 21.10 be out [11:58] Hi all [12:30] @Omar: I had to go to the bathroom, I'm back now. [12:30] @Omar: Still the same output from apt? Or from nala? [12:35] 882E [12:35] @Omar: Also, I'm noticing you installed nala from a PPA or an external source - maybe if you used the version of Nala present in the Ubuntu archives things would work better? [13:00] I’ve used Nala before which looks aesthetic yet I still got rid of it and went back to apt [13:04] Kubuntu 21.10 should be released around 2022-10-20. That said, I have been running daily builds with no issue. http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/ [13:05] mparillo: probly meant 22.10 [13:06] Yup. That's what I get from copying for the question. [13:07] Looking now, I assume the question was also a typo. [13:21] i had to go some where too (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: I had to go to the bathroom, I'm back now.) [13:21] the both (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: Still the same output from apt? Or from nala?) [13:23] @Omar: Check the individual files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and see if there's any hint of "cdrom" anywhere in them. [13:25] i did not find it [13:45] That's really weird. I'm not sure what's happening. Maybe someone else here will know. Also, you should have Quassel IRC installed on your system already - you can use it to join the #ubuntu channel on Libera.Chat and ask for help there, too. [13:46] where can i find this hint (re @IrcsomeBot: @Omar: Check the individual files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and see if there's any hint of "cdrom" anywhere in them.) [13:46] i dont know where to look [13:47] I mean, just look in the individual files and see if you see "cdrom" anywhere in there. If not, then I'm not sure what else might be causing the problem. [13:48] + i think i did something in Driver manager in system sittings [13:50] exactly in "other softwear" [13:54] where and how can i report this ? === arraybolt3 is now known as Guest3 === Guest3 is now known as arraybolt3 [20:32] Rejoice! .. Plasma 5.25 in backports-extra PPA for 22.04. [20:33] Very excited to see that posted today! Thanks devs! [20:36] wonder if that solves that annoying KDE bug where after some time, no new windows can be opened [20:36] Lots of updates/love in 5.25. [20:36] because kded5 leaks connections to the X server [20:38] I stumbled upon the post (https://kubuntu.org/news/plasma-5-25-for-jammy-22-04-available-via-ppa/) because I was bored and trying out those "burn my windows" animations that weren't working in 5.24. [20:38] Discovered the it requires 5.25 due to some shader shenanigans. [21:11] good news! === Hash is now known as OpenSource