[10:49] hello new to this distro have played around with others my question is can Kubuntu run on memory card [10:51] user|42, if other distros can then definitely. [10:52] thank you I could not find a simple answer appreciate your time [12:06] Hi all === c0dienec0bain is now known as c0dienec0bain_ === tomas is now known as Guest2694 [20:41] wow [20:41] surprised IRC is still a thing :D === FunctionDJ is now known as waffeln [23:11] hi people, i'd like to ask if it's possible in Kubuntu to make Shift + Scroll wheel do horizontal scrolling like in Windows. [23:18] waffeln: probably [23:18] do you know how? [23:19] if you use alt+space then type settings [23:19] look at the top of your screen [23:19] i already searched the system settings but couldn't find anything :/ [23:19] that's called Krunner [23:19] hmmm [23:19] i also searched online and only found instructions for gnome or using the "xautomation" package [23:20] I don't have a scroll wheel to check, sorry [23:20] if you don't get another answer here, try #kde [23:20] I'm sure it's possible, but dunno how, sorry [23:20] i'll try there. i thought it'd be best to ask in the distro community first since Kubuntu might have modified parts of KDE - i don't know :) [23:21] thanks regardless :) [23:21] no, we don't [23:21] we work with the plasma and app devels tho [23:22] and all the KDE devels work with gnome devels as well to make shortcuts etc. as universal as possible [23:22] that's cool [23:23] yes, collaboration is really powerful [23:23] all of us want to make all of linux as easy as possible for all users [23:25] that makes sense. it's awesome to see both consistency while still having variety. [23:25] we're all in this together, in spite of the urban myths saying otherwise [23:25] agreed [23:25] yeah urban myths is about linux elitists which also say that you should never use ubuntu. [23:26] ignoring the fact that while ubuntu might not be perfect, it's still a lot better than the direction microsoft windows is heading. [23:26] amen [23:27] although you can basically run linux *from* win [23:28] there's this saying that just like with many things like fighting climate change and reducing animal harm, we don't need a few people doing it perfectly, we need many people doing it imperfectly. [23:28] yes [23:28] yeah i've been using WSL for many years now. [23:28] i think it has made my move over to using linux as a main OS easier. [23:28] I do genealogy and most of the people I work with use Windows [23:28] i know the whole microsoft EEE thing but it's been solely positive for me. [23:29] and as you say, we are all in this together [23:30] we just have to hope and pray that ""niche"" industries pay more attention to linux. i'm a hobbyist DJ and there's tons of software that i can't work without that doesn't run on linux. [23:30] check out Ubuntu Studio [23:30] it's for YOU [23:31] but realistically only more linux adoption will have any influence on that. first the users need to move - the corporations won't make the first move. [23:31] (with some exceptions, like davinci resolve) [23:31] and it uses the Plasma desktop by default [23:31] TIL! [23:31] but it's not gonna cut it for me. i know for sure that the programs i use are without alternatives. [23:32] !ubuntustudio [23:32] Ubuntu Studio is an official flavor of Ubuntu for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their creativity workstation. It contains applications for artists of all kinds, including Audio, Music, Video, Photography, Graphic Design, and Publishing. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org [23:32] e.g. rekordbox, foobar2000 and all the smaller programs that make club DJing possible. [23:32] right, but working with their users might be useful [23:32] !info mixx [23:32] Package mixx does not exist in lunar [23:32] ope [23:32] of course i know about mixxx. [23:33] idjc used to be a thing. [23:33] but it can't prepare a CDJ-compatible USB stick with the same features as rekordbox. [23:33] got it [23:34] at least gaming is on a good path towards more and more linux support through steamdeck and the like. [23:34] the size of a userbase makes a difference [23:35] right now i have 1 PC for gaming, 2 laptops for DJing, 1 linux main PC for software development and misc. and 2 servers with linux. [23:35] maybe in 5 or 10 years i can move the gaming PC to linux too.