nixnoobish | where do I ask Q's about APT? | 00:19 |
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nixnoobish | I did my first downgrade today! | 00:19 |
* nixnoobish pats self on back | 00:19 | |
arraybolt3[m] | nixnoobish: Probably #ubuntu is the best place, if you're using Ubuntu or an official flavor like Kubuntu. | 00:20 |
nixnoobish | OK, cool. ty | 00:20 |
nixnoobish | gotta go | 00:21 |
nixnoobish | I only get a few minutes for good behavior. | 00:21 |
nixnoobish | TTFN | 00:21 |
IrcsomeBot | <trevantee> Is kde plasma 5.26 available in kubuntu | 03:53 |
IrcsomeBot | <CrustyCrab55> No (re @trevantee: Is kde plasma 5.26 available in kubuntu) | 04:35 |
IrcsomeBot | <Djordje> dpkg -L bat # batcat is the executive file (re @Omar: ) | 05:33 |
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IrcsomeBot | <trevantee> Does anyone else have plasma crashes?, kubuntu crashes ? | 07:59 |
moein9gh | hi | 08:59 |
mparillo | KDE Plasma 5.26 is in ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports-landing for kinetic | 09:22 |
mparillo | https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/backports-landing?field.series_filter=kinetic | 09:23 |
mparillo | So, while it is not officially released, it is available, for at least some definitions of available. | 09:25 |
arraybolt3[m] | Any clue why a Kubuntu VM running in GNOME Boxes would have Plasma crash if the display is set to a very high resolution on one computer, but another computer would have no trouble doing the same thing? | 12:52 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 12:54 |
Guest18 | is anyone alive in here? | 13:22 |
BluesKaj | have a question? | 13:25 |
Guest18 | BluesKaj Yeah, it's just too quite in here, compare to #ubuntu and... well, everything else, I guess | 13:30 |
BluesKaj | well, we kde/plasma users are a bit of a minority | 13:32 |
Guest18 | BluesKaj: Any ideas why that is? I'm new to linux, and KDE seems like the best option for me: it's most customizable, performance is above the avg(better than gnome), etc... | 13:34 |
cbreak | the other one is the default | 13:36 |
cbreak | and it's good enough for most it seems, so ... | 13:36 |
BluesKaj | yeah Guest18 Kubuntu takes more work to configure due to it's number of options vs gnome and the other DEs | 13:36 |
Guest18 | cbreak you mean gnome? it's default in ubuntu, not kubuntu. kubuntu is the same, just with kde instead | 13:37 |
cbreak | yes. | 13:38 |
cbreak | and most people seem to stick to ubuntu :( | 13:38 |
Guest18 | BluesKaj: what do you mean by configuring? like what you configure... you go to the settings and spend like 5 mins + done. maybe installing dock for another 5 mins. what else? | 13:38 |
Guest18 | cbreak: most ppl are just... dumb :D but that doesn't mean KDE community should be small. relatively - yes, but in absolute numbers... nah-ah | 13:39 |
Guest18 | I was planning to go with arch before I decided I won't have so much time and energy, so I installed kubuntu instead :D | 13:40 |
BluesKaj | vist the kubuntu site there's too many options for the DE to list here | 13:40 |
Guest18 | BluesKaj: what do u mean? there's only one DE to d/l - kde | 13:41 |
BluesKaj | https://kubuntu.org/ | 13:42 |
BluesKaj | I've run arch in the past, a lot of work for a pretty ordinary OS | 13:43 |
Guest18 | I know how to visit kubuntu off website, care to explain where exactly you point me at? | 13:44 |
BluesKaj | take the feature tour | 13:45 |
Guest18 | yeah, and? what r u referring to, dude | 13:45 |
Guest18 | BluesKaj what firewall interface did u use with arch, btw, and what now? | 13:50 |
BluesKaj | the plasma firewall and ufw which are installed by default | 13:52 |
Guest18 | that's a frontend, not the interface one. nvmd | 13:53 |
BluesKaj | I'm not concerned | 13:54 |
Guest18 | why not | 13:54 |
BluesKaj | do what you want, that's the beauty of the OS | 13:55 |
Guest18 | yeah, but security is important | 13:55 |
BluesKaj | if you're looking for a pissing contest you're in the wrong room | 14:00 |
Guest18 | right. take care | 14:01 |
skramer | Hi everybody. Just upgraded 20.04.5 to 22.04.1 & now wondering if anyhing in RDP or firewall configuration changed. Just until the upgrade I could RDP from one 20.04 into the other, afterwards it does not work anymore. | 15:29 |
skramer | SSH is workin fine, though. But VNC and VNC through SSH-tunnel are not working either. | 15:30 |
alkisg | skramer: how are you running vnc or vnc over ssh? x11vnc works fine for me | 16:00 |
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skramer | alksig: So far I used KRDC to connect via RDP from one machine to the other. Now, none of it works. VNC just discconnetcs immediately same as RDP. Using the VNC through SSH-tunnel leaves me we with just blue screen | 16:19 |
skramer | alksig: ...and not accepting any inputs. Have to kill KRDC then | 16:20 |
skramer | alksig: Btw., I had same / similar problem with an EndeavourOS VM running KDE Plasma, too. I used to work connecting from Kubunutu 20.04 KRDC via RDP. But then I had to completely wipe out and reinstall that VM & ever since was unable to get a working connection via RDP / VNC / VNC through SSH. Simple SSH connect into that VM works, though. | 16:26 |
skramer | alksig: That's why I wondered if there might be any change in the configuration of firewall lately | 16:27 |
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mmikowski | skramer: We did a test on 22.04 with remote desktop and documented it. This is not a complete answer, but this might help diagnose your issue: https://kfocus.org/wf/displays.html#bkm_remote_desktop_display | 18:09 |
mmikowski | Suffice to say, it worked, at least with Plasma 5.24.6 | 18:09 |
vitor | $ sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install gcc build-essential kate konsole okular xxd | 18:13 |
keithzg | Well this is weird as hell, suddenly scripts with "#!/usr/bin/env python3" shebang lines aren't launching for me, tossing "/usr/bin/env: ‘python3’: Input/output error". Manually running `python3 scriptname.py` works fine, and it works fine as well in *other* user accounts on this same machine, so somehow it's only screwed up for my user account? | 23:51 |
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