=== Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [00:40] zpariha: Do you have a track-mouse option set in System Settings > Workspace Behavior > Effects? [00:41] Or Mouse Click Animation? [00:42] test [05:57] Hello === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [13:18] Hi all [13:44] Heya [15:13] Hi all [15:14] How can i know windows partitions to remove them i have 3 os's so there are too many partition [15:15] How can i know my windows partitions so i can remove them, i have 3 os's so there are too many partition [15:18] Omar, start by uploading the output of this command: [15:18] (sudo fdisk -l; sudo lsblk -fe7) | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:18] Well depends on the OS you'll use to remove them [15:19] Check the partitions for files that look like they belong to windows [15:20] If you can find the windows partition, the next step is to check for it's size as a reference to find it's /dev/sdaX (if you're using linux) in the partition management program you're using such as gparted. [15:21] If you feel like you can't decide which is the actual partition then yeah maybe run the command alkisg told you to [15:22] After that, remove that partition + the Microsoft EFI reserved partition if you're using UEFI, unless the windows boot manager is your bootloader then don't. [15:23] Or no don't remove the EFI reserved partition [15:24] Don't do that, only remove the Microsoft Reserved partition only and the other partition I told you about [15:24] * After that, remove that partition [15:40] 2TD9 [15:42] https://termbin.com/0ipr (re @IrcsomeBot: (sudo fdisk -l; sudo lsblk -fe7) | nc termbin.com 9999) [15:43] Hi guys, [15:43] After I upgrade kubuntu to 23.04, i am not opens apps from the application dashboard, desktop is clean, not able to add widgets in desktop. [15:44] Hi guys, [15:44] After I upgrade kubuntu to 23.04, i am not able to opens apps from the application dashboard, desktop is clean no icons are shown , not able to add widgets in desktop. [15:44] can kde partition manager do it ? (re @IrcsomeBot: Well depends on the OS you'll use to remove them) [15:45] Omar, you may delete sda2, 3, 4 and 5. You can do that from a live cd. Then I would suggest that you grow your sda1 partition to 1G. And you can create a partition for the remaining space, e.g. for /home [15:45] IrcsomeBot: /dev/sda2 /dev/sda3 /dev/sda4 /dev/sda5 all seem to have something to do with windows. Also yes KDE Partition Manager can do it. [15:46] Note that you have two "efi" partitions; that's not appropriate, you should merge them into one [15:47] IrcsomeBot: What do you mean by upgrade to kubuntu 23.04? If you reinstall Kubuntu it's as if you installed a new OS. If you still have access to your /home partition you can do a little trickery to get all your data back (hopefully), especially files. But for other customisations I doubt so. [15:49] why (re @IrcsomeBot: Or no don't remove the EFI reserved partition) [15:49] because it's your bootloader [15:50] One of the two EFI partitions is your bootloader so don't risk it for now [15:50] One of them however is useless, but don't worry about it. for now take care of the windows partitions alone. [15:53] ok i will make it 1G can i ask why ? [15:53] thanks (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, you may delete sda2, 3, 4 and 5. You can do that from a live cd. Then I would suggest that you grow your sda1 partition to 1G. And you can create a partition for the remaining space, e.g. for /home) [15:55] and what is sda6? [15:57] Omar, windows creates the efi partition too small, 100M. Then fedora didn't like it and created a second one, 500M. Now you have two, and it's confusing [15:58] So by resizing the 100M partition to 1G, you'll eventually be able to merge the fedora efi partition into the main one [15:59] shouldn't i delete one and make the other 1G [15:59] Resizing the 100M to 1G is "making the other 1G" [15:59] how ? (re @IrcsomeBot: So by resizing the 100M partition to 1G, you'll eventually be able to merge the fedora efi partition into the main one) [15:59] Deleting the 500M one is not trivial, you need to know what to merge [16:00] oh (re @IrcsomeBot: Resizing the 100M to 1G is "making the other 1G") [16:00] E.g. windows and ubuntu may be in the 100M one, and fedora in the 500M one. If you delete it then, you may get an unbootable PC [16:00] ok (re @IrcsomeBot: Deleting the 500M one is not trivial, you need to know what to merge) [16:00] In general, go boot from a live cd, and THEN come here for advice :) [16:01] Omar, also upload the output of: sudo efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:02] ok thanks a lot [16:03] https://termbin.com/erk48 [16:07] Omar, run `sudo -i` so that you're root, then run this: [16:07] for k in 1 6; do echo $k; mount /dev/sda$k /mnt; find /mnt; umount /mnt; done | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:07] And a last one: blkid | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:10] https://termbin.com/m55z (re @IrcsomeBot: for k in 1 6; do echo $k; mount /dev/sda$k /mnt; find /mnt; umount /mnt; done | nc termbin.com 9999) [16:11] Great, then you can just delete sda6, it's completely unused after all [16:12] Great [16:16] https://termbin.com/lfdk (re @IrcsomeBot: And a last one: blkid | nc termbin.com 9999) [16:17] Yup, everything is fine, efibootmgr also points to sda1. You may remove sda6 as well. === kuks_ is now known as kuks [17:54] Ok thank you so much