[06:20] <karstenk> please can somebody ufw experienced help with https://pastebin.com/nrujTnRf ?
[09:07] <txtsd> Is there a recommended way of getting rid of snap/snapd on Kubuntu specifically?
[09:07] <txtsd> Other guides talk of gnome software center being a part of the process, but I don't suppose that's a thing with Kubuntu
[09:15] <fxosnow> hello
[09:15] <foxsnow> clear
[09:37] <kubuntu> :3
[09:45] <kubuntu_> :3
[10:05] <kubuntu_> hiii
[13:11] <user|53> hi
[13:13] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:50] <mparillo> I found a script on GitHub: https://github.com/popey/unsnap He is pretty well known in the *buntu community. That said, I simply followed a different guide, just typing commands into the konsole. Really simple so long as you don't try to re-install packages that are hidden snaps. If you want to prevent that, there are a few extra steps to prevent snaps from coming back.
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[14:48] <user|97> I'm new to Kubuntu, and running xRDP to listen for RDP connections. I modified the .xsession file to include xfce4 as the default display, but now I want to switch back to the Plasma environment in RDP. Can anyone suggest what I can include in the .xsession file to do that? Thanks!
[14:50] <ApoloXIII> hi
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 Hello. Can you tell me how to switch to KDE Plasma Wayland from X11?
 In the login window, after selecting Wayland and entering the user's password, the confirmation screen turns black and throws it back to the login window.
[17:23] <user|80> Hello. Can you tell me how to switch to KDE Plasma Wayland from X11?
[17:23] <user|80> In the login window, after selecting Wayland and entering the user's password, the confirmation screen turns black and throws it back to the login window.
[17:46] <user|59> Hello, I have the following problem. I downloaded the kubunto installer but there is no optical drive on the new computer. Does it matter what software I use to make the USB bootable, or can I run it directly under windows?
 I've used rufus when creating usb installers on windows, it seems to work well, even if it gave some grub version errors
[18:15] <foxsnow> Install Ventoy
[18:15] <foxsnow> Ventoy is better than rufus