[05:11] Hi how to add kinetic scroll to libinput touchpads on Xorg? [05:12] Would like to implement to specific applications like Chromium/Firefox because implementing systemwide ig not possible === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [13:33] Hi all [15:52] Hello first I had the problem as seen in the video. Now the PC no longer boots up. What can I do? [15:53] https://irc-attachments.kde.org/a5b4b3f3/file_61788.jpg [15:53] https://irc-attachments.kde.org/084398e9/file_61789.jpg [15:58] As it was on the video, I turned off the PC a couple of times with a button and then it started up. Now he does not go up, the last pictures on the monitor. [16:07] if you can't get help here, try https://web.libera.chat/#ubuntu [16:07] or, if you have an irc client: irc.libera.chat, port 6697 (TLS) or port 6667 (no tls), and /join #ubuntu [16:57] Ne this did not help me (re @IrcsomeBot: if you can't get help here, try https://web.libera.chat/#ubuntu) === mike_ is now known as mubuntuHH [18:36] SA: are you still around (I can't tell from IRC)? [18:39] If so, I would suggest resetting bios to manufacturer defaults. if this does not help, try booting kubuntu with !kernelparm "acpi=off" as a (temporary) workaround, then just shutdown normally, and after it powered off, start kubuntu again. to see whether the issue is gone. if not, persist the acpi=off workaround in /etc/default/grub (and run "sudo update-grub") until you get around to install a bios upgrade - which you may need to do anyways. [18:41] !kernelparm [18:41] To add a one-time or permanent kernel boot parameter see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [18:42] also, if you dual-boot with windows, make sure you configure windows to shut down properly, which, by default, it won't do. === a is now known as Guest3578 [21:58] hej [22:17] hi