zara | I'm having prbem with bluetooth device. It works in debian 12.05/12bluetooth device is detected, lsusb shows it, but doesn't work. No bluetooth icon is shown. after `service bluetooth --full-restart` command, it shows the icon | 02:38 |
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zara | but cant add any device, it searchs but found nothing | 02:39 |
zara | kubuntu 22.04.04 LTS | 02:40 |
zara | It works in fresh Kubuntu 22.04 LTS Install. means something is messed up in my os. Im trying to fix that for many days :( | 02:42 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> Hi | 06:13 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> as I don`t have Facebook nor Twitter.. and don`t want to install this KubuQA-stuff: where can I simply report that bug? (re @IrcsomeBot: <valorie> @Zebraherz have you reported the bug AND linked the bug# on the QA tracker?) | 06:13 |
valorie | simplest way is in the konsole - `ubuntu-bug` although I might add "partitioning" to that | 06:15 |
valorie | it will take you to Launchpad, where it will ask you if any other bugs match; if so, just say you are affected. The QA tracker is where testers work; it has nothing to | 06:16 |
valorie | do with FB or Twitter, nor would any report in either place be read/seen/responded to | 06:17 |
valorie | the bug tracker is the proper place to report | 06:17 |
valorie | if it is release-critical, then QA tracker is really helpful, and that's why it exists | 06:18 |
valorie | #kubuntu-devel is right here in IRC | 06:19 |
valorie | there is also a kub-devel ML if you use those | 06:19 |
valorie | https://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ | 06:20 |
valorie | the KubuQA is just an attempt to make the process more streamlined but it's use is not necessary | 06:21 |
valorie | last time I filed a bug I used ubuntu-bug in konsole, and once I picked a bug #, reported it to the devel chan | 06:22 |
valorie | and it's now fixed | 06:22 |
valorie | that was a week ago | 06:22 |
valorie | so it works very well; I've been using kubuntu almost as long as it has existed | 06:23 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> I assume I have to do that from a running 24.04 beta? (re @IrcsomeBot: <valorie> last time I filed a bug I used ubuntu-bug in konsole, and once I picked a bug #, reported it to the devel chan) | 06:23 |
valorie | well, a crashed system can still use it | 06:24 |
valorie | or variously borked | 06:24 |
valorie | the advantage is that the system takes care of gathering the correct error logs etc. | 06:24 |
valorie | I was actually using the system a bit off-label, because I upgraded rather than fresh install | 06:25 |
valorie | still worked | 06:25 |
valorie | I didn't use the QA tracker because there is not a way to report on upgrades yet | 06:27 |
valorie | but I'm part of the team (well, Kub. Council) so .... | 06:27 |
valorie | I used to lead the testing effort | 06:27 |
valorie | sec | 06:28 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> Problem is, the installer failed. Can I do "ubuntu-bug" from the console in the live-session? I takes me back to the testing environment, after the installer crashes | 06:31 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> Problem is, the installer failed. Can I do "ubuntu-bug" from the console in the live-session? It takes me back to the testing environment, after the installer crashes | 06:33 |
valorie | I believe so -- and think I have done so | 06:33 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> Ok, I`ll try that | 06:34 |
valorie | or when you connect to the devel team, they will tell you which logs will be useful | 06:34 |
valorie | the bug tracker tells you that as well if it can't call for them directly | 06:34 |
valorie | "them"= the logs | 06:35 |
valorie | I know it seems convoluted, but the QA tracker allows devels to dig into issues on a more global level and get directly to the bug db | 06:36 |
valorie | and they can check to see if it's 'buntu only or also in Debian | 06:37 |
valorie | many are also deb devels | 06:37 |
webchat24 | I am trying to use wireguard, and KDE network manager keeps randomly altering settings | 06:41 |
webchat24 | (in /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf | 06:41 |
webchat24 | how can I tell it to stop overwriting my config files? where does KDE network manager keep config files for each interface? | 06:42 |
webchat24 | I installed wireguard, and tried to add private key for wireguard interface in KDE network manager, and then once I did that it is adding all sorts of random settings to the wg0.conf ... it adds listen ports, IPV6 addresses, etc ... no matter what I do, every time I restart wireguard, KDE overwrites my settings now | 06:43 |
webchat24 | I just want to go back to my manually written wireguard conf and never have KDE touch it again | 06:43 |
valorie | hmmm | 06:43 |
valorie | all your configs AFAIK are in ~.config | 06:44 |
valorie | they are just text files | 06:44 |
valorie | in kubuntu we've only recently moved to pipewire | 06:45 |
Unit193 | webchat24: Can you go into the KDE network settings and uncheck "manage device" somewhere? | 06:45 |
Unit193 | pipewire is audio, wireguard is VPN. | 06:45 |
valorie | err, sorry | 06:45 |
Unit193 | Too many wires! | 06:45 |
webchat24 | Unit193 - I removed the device from kde network manager altogether ... there is nothing there that I can click on | 06:45 |
webchat24 | I am just starting the interface with systemctl start wg-quick@wg0 | 06:47 |
valorie | in any case, you can look at and read your config files | 06:47 |
valorie | if you are going to edit, it's good to save a .bak | 06:48 |
valorie | messing with the permissions can get the user in trouble tho | 06:49 |
Unit193 | webchat24: And just to confirm, wg.conf doesn't have SaveConfig, right? | 06:52 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> I tried it on live.. and it does not work. It ends up with "could not determine the package or source package name" | 08:08 |
IrcsomeBot | <Zebraherz> I hope that the error will be noticed and passed on by others who are more knowledgeable than I am. (re @IrcsomeBot: <valorie> I believe so -- and think I have done so) | 08:08 |
valorie | a report here is not a report | 08:09 |
valorie | but if you have reported it somewhere that devels will see so they can contact you, thank you | 08:10 |
iomari891 | greetings, been battling this for over a week now. My 23.10 desktop is now black with no panel displayed. My cursor is still there but right clicking does nothing. I can launch some apps from terminal but I often get a message "symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlite.so: undefined symbol: sqlite3_column_table_name16". I've been managing using cairo-dock as | 08:30 |
iomari891 | my panel for now. | 08:30 |
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BluesKaj | Hi all | 12:34 |
IrcsomeBot | <lecturerif> 👍 | 13:40 |
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Guest6 | hi | 17:31 |
Guest6 | does anyone know if the beta updates to final lts 24.04 if i were to install | 17:32 |
Guest6 | anyone ? | 17:34 |
IrcsomeBot | <jailhouselawyer> Yes, when it is released later this month (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest6> does anyone know if the beta updates to final lts 24.04 if i were to install) | 17:52 |
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david_ | kj | 21:15 |
etienne_ | Hello | 21:22 |
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