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IrcsomeBot<Arang> anybody here im super frustrated by flatpak in kubuntu 23.0406:19
IrcsomeBot<Arang> i have followed the instructions but it never adds the menu entries for whats being installed even though i followed the flatpak guides, also i have tried this in a shiny new installation06:20
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CheckQIn some Open file dialogs the typed history is saved and can be accessed via the name field dropdown. Is this history stored in the application files or part of the OS files somewhere?11:27
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BluesKajHi all11:45
bittinhey12:04
CheckQnvm, found if via grep. Location of the stored typed history seems to vary per application.12:05
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user|74how to update kubuntu16:06
mparilloAssuming you are on a currently-supported release, you should see an update notifier in your tray. It should look like an encircled upwards-pointing arrow.17:56
mparilloIf you do not see it, you can try updating using the command line and see if you can identify an error message: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade17:57
diogenes_Vx15mparillo, he left in one nano second after he wrote the message.18:01
TomyLoboI'm trying to slim down the kubuntu 22.04 on this old laptop with just 2 GB of RAM. one candidate I saw was update-apt-xapian-index, which goes up to eat 1/8 of the RAM during login. the manpage of that isn't very helpful, just says "rebuild the Apt Xapian Index". does that have something to do with the update notifications?20:08
TomyLoboi guess my question is what that program is and whether I can get rid of it without losing update notifcations20:09
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TomyLobooh this is so bad, even the screen locker takes 9.3% of memory20:15
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panne@TomyLobo Maybe don't use KDE/Plasma on such an old laptop... From my experience i have to say, even XFCE/Xubuntu is slow there20:31
TomyLobothe user is used to KDE and windows20:32
panneso maybe it's possible to upgrade RAM to at least 4 GB?20:33
TomyLobohttps://gist.github.com/TomyLobo/e5bcf1ffcfd2e818d12a68747957f8ae I'm not sure. I think this means yes, but it's weird that 2nd slot says "Form Factor: DIMM"20:38
pannethat's weird, yes - and if it is correct, i have no clue if you could use both slots together20:42
TomyLobooh?20:42
TomyLobomy main concern was that it was some weird internal slot that isn't even accessible20:43
panne...but you could probably just buy on SODIMM with 4 (or 8) GB and replace the 2 GB module20:43
TomyLoboprobably20:43
panneat least it says "Maximum Capacity: 16 GB" :)20:44
TomyLoboyeah20:44
TomyLoboswitching from sddm to lightdm with lightdm-gtk-greeter helped a little20:48

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