[03:57] guys i ran this [03:58] sudo apt install bluez libbluetooth-dev python3-dev python3-bluez [03:58] and then this sudo apt remove bluez libbluetooth-dev python3-dev python3-bluez [03:58] and now my bluetooth deleted [03:58] how can i get it back [03:59] how can i reinstall it [04:04] hi [04:04] https://termbin.com/9eqi [04:04] what are those errors? [04:13] omar seems like that intel repo is dead. remove it [04:14] trevantee after those heavy install/remove actions, did you reboot? [05:03] Ok is there any alternatives? (re @IrcsomeBot: omar seems like that intel repo is dead. remove it) [05:06] Sorry i did not understand (re @IrcsomeBot: trevantee after those heavy install/remove actions, did you reboot?) [05:25] omar, no, intel is supported in the kernel, nothing to install. [05:25] and that 2nd line is not for you. [05:43] Ok thank you === Linux is now known as Unix === Unix is now known as UNIX [10:37] mmikowski: Thanks for the reply. The compositor reset after a few reboots. [10:39] My next issue is that I can no longer log in to my lock screen. I have to exit to terminal and run "/usr/bin/loginctl". It only affects lock screen. I can still log in from botting or after I log out. [10:40] s/botting/booting/ [12:56] Hi all [14:11] hii [14:11] i deleted .git file [14:11] where can i download it from [15:30] Omar: those are usually directories. you'd git clone the same git repository from a remote again, if that's what you did initially. [15:30] it is im sorry (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar: those are usually directories. you'd git clone the same git repository from a remote again, if that's what you did initially.) [15:30] how (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar: those are usually directories. you'd git clone the same git repository from a remote again, if that's what you did initially.) [15:32] the .git directory would reside *inside* a git repository. this should still enable to learn which software it is, and maybe where you cloned it from. there's probably still some README* file describing it [15:32] i dont know what i did initially (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar: those are usually directories. you'd git clone the same git repository from a remote again, if that's what you did initially.) [15:32] well, unless this is a repository you created yourself, with code you created yourself, you probably started with a "git clone " [15:33] no it is not (re @IrcsomeBot: well, unless this is a repository you created yourself, with code you created yourself, you probably started with a "git clone ") [15:34] to do this again, find out the url to clone from and move up one directory (cd ..) and rename this directory you were in (mv oldname oldname.remainder) and then "git clone " [15:35] you should probably learn some git basics if you work with source code repositories more often [15:36] i really dont understand im so noob at this [15:36] i removed it by accident [15:36] I like this for an overview: https://jwiegley.github.io/git-from-the-bottom-up/ [15:37] And this for "What did I just do, and how can I recover?" https://github.com/k88hudson/git-flight-rules [15:40] ok ill take a look when i have a chance [15:40] for now can u show me how to clone it i really dont know what to do or where to look [15:42] find out which software it was first of all [15:43] why do yu need it actually? [15:43] i think it had something with vscode [15:43] vscode (re @IrcsomeBot: why do yu need it actually?) [15:44] there are ubuntu packages for vscode [15:44] no need to install and build from source [15:44] where? [15:45] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux [15:46] i meant to say "thrd party .deb packages", not "ubuntu packages", although i think there's also a snap [15:47] .deb is good (re @IrcsomeBot: i meant to say "thrd party .deb packages", not "ubuntu packages", although i think there's also a snap) [15:47] https://snapcraft.io/search?q=vscode [15:48] thank u (re @IrcsomeBot: https://snapcraft.io/search?q=vscode) [15:48] will i find .git directory here? (re @IrcsomeBot: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux) [15:48] you're welcome. but i thin you could have found this yourself, too [15:49] no, there will most likely be no .git directory in there. [15:51] i tried (re @IrcsomeBot: you're welcome. but i thin you could have found this yourself, too) [15:54] that's good [16:15] how can I force a reinstall of kde-full? When I run "sudo apt install --reinstall kde-full" it doesn't actually reinstall anything [16:22] https://askubuntu.com/questions/275719/reinstall-package-and-its-installed-dependencies [16:23] reinstalling packages isn't usually needed unless you manually changed its (non configuration) files, though [16:25] if you want to also restore default configuration files (loosing your own edits, such as after having your local edits backed up), you'd rather want https://askubuntu.com/questions/66533/how-can-i-restore-configuration-files [17:07] sudo dpkg -V => can tell you if you modified files and configuration files, so that then you know if you need to reinstall and what [17:42] I think that dictionary contained my commands history (re @IrcsomeBot: you're welcome. but i thin you could have found this yourself, too) [17:42] And default konsol profile [17:43] And my aliases [17:52] All gone === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [19:43] Gnkw [19:53] Could Kubuntu developers tell me if fish shell ships by default? [19:59] It does not (re @CrustyCrab55: Could Kubuntu developers tell me if fish shell ships by default?) [20:03] And the default is always bash not zsh? [20:04] Yes [20:11] Good evening all? Kindly help me with setting up CPUQuota on kubuntu 22.04. [20:11] systemctl set-property user-1000.slice CPUQuota=25% [20:11] 🙏 === [Pokey] is now known as Pokey [23:37] Omar: not sure what you mean. you won'T have had a .git subdirectory in your users' home directory. [23:37] and even if so, i explained how to rename it, not to remove it.