[00:15] hi I was unable to look to see if anybody posted a solution to my problem. I wanted to know hot to adjust fonts for 2 things. [00:15] 1. Start up login page defaults to a very small font. [00:15] 2. When I download a file a window appears from all files -portal. the size of the font is 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 and I wanted to see if i could get it to at least 1.0. Please advise [07:11] how to install on dell vostro 1500 === master_ is now known as master__ === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [11:54] Hi all [14:06] Would it be possible to port this or compile it to work with Kubuntu's Ubuntu Base System? [14:06] https://github.com/pop-os/upgrade [14:06] Would it be possible to port this to or compile it to work with Kubuntu's Ubuntu Base System? [14:06] https://github.com/pop-os/upgrade === jcea1 is now known as jcea [14:56] Kubuntu doesn't even have a recovery partition... [15:03] Here is a blog & video of System76 recovery partition from Jack Wallen from TechRepublic... [15:03] https://www.techrepublic.com/article/popos-refresh-install/ [15:03] https://youtu.be/VSJtuIoJUi0 (re @IrcsomeBot: Kubuntu doesn't even have a recovery partition...) [15:04] PopOS is Derived from Ubuntu. [15:04] So, hypothetically, it can already work for Kubuntu since it is also Derived from Ubuntu. (re @IrcsomeBot: Kubuntu doesn't even have a recovery partition...) [15:04] Yes, different distributions have different things. But since Ubuntu doesn't ship one, it's not jus a matter of using that tool. A lot of other tools would need to be updated to ship a recovery partition. The installer, the grub configuration... [15:04] No, that hypothesis is completely wrong [15:05] PopOS Recovery Partition is a simple extra fat32 efi/boot partition containing a dd Clone os the ISO file users download & flash to their USB sticks to then install normally. (re @IrcsomeBot: Yes, different distributions have different things. But since Ubuntu doesn't ship one, it's not jus a matter of using that tool. A lot of other tools would need to be updated to ship a recovery partition. The installer, the grub configura [15:05] Please elaborate 🙏 (re @IrcsomeBot: No, that hypothesis is completely wrong) [15:06] Which tool is going to create that partition? [15:07] Calamares Installer Framework itself. (re @IrcsomeBot: Which tool is going to create that partition?) [15:07] if its so simple because they're both derived from ubuntu, why don't you implement the tool o_osp_bcf_offi [15:07] Calamares Installer Framework itself. [15:07] And System Settings. (re @IrcsomeBot: Which tool is going to create that partition?) [15:08] See, you already require changes in another tool. Then you'll need more changes in grub. [15:08] I'm working on bringing it to Penguins-eggs. This is an Agnostic-Universal "General/Generic" Mainline Linux Kernel Based Distro Builder for squashfs/mksquashfs & ISO creations & remixing & ricing & deriving & downstreaming framework tool 🔧. https://penguins-eggs.net/https://github.com/pieroproietti/penguins-eggs : https://irc-attachments.kde.org/c86b26fa/file_67669.jpg [15:09] the idea is not new, just the part starting from a running system is different. [15:09] Why is starting from a running system different? [15:09] Different in a bad or good way or in an interesting/intriguing way? (re @IrcsomeBot: the idea is not new, just the part starting from a running system is different.) [15:10] What changes? (re @IrcsomeBot: See, you already require changes in another tool. Then you'll need more changes in grub.) [15:10] O_OSP_BCF_OFFI currently Calamares in Ubuntu doesn't do that. To do it, it'll need code. [15:11] the promise your data stays untouched, is hilarious; if you think it is a good idea, use it. [15:13] Yes code with a KCM Module. (re @IrcsomeBot: O_OSP_BCF_OFFI currently Calamares in Ubuntu doesn't do that. To do it, it'll need code.) [15:13] Why is it hilarious? (re @IrcsomeBot: the promise your data stays untouched, is hilarious; if you think it is a good idea, use it.) [15:13] your settings that stay preserved, could be the cause of the reason to reinstall. [15:13] Why is it hilarious? [15:13] Right, so we agree it's not just about the upgrader tool anymore [15:13] Are you calling Jack Wallen a liar? (re @IrcsomeBot: the promise your data stays untouched, is hilarious; if you think it is a good idea, use it.) [15:13] good luck with that no flame war here, please [15:17] 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 [16:14] hi all [16:14] the Kubuntu FAILS terribly [16:14] i know i have a LOW chance to ANYONE reading this :( [16:15] i have a ryzen 7, and radeon 7900 XTX setup [16:15] and i get only 1024x768 resolution TODAY. [16:15] yesterday everithing works FINE. [16:15] u can drop me a message at FB if U dare. [16:15] my name is : Hatlabu Farkas [16:16] so if U knows the answer why my display is REDUCED to a 768p, just let me know. [16:16] i am not expecting ANYONE to write me, but keeps the jope alive. [16:16] BYBY guys, i am going [16:19] =( === JoelJoel is now known as Joel [21:05] Dual boot preventing windows from sleeping [21:06] Anyone got this problem? === xcynth_ is now known as xcynth === _D_ is now known as d_snow