[02:30] <Roey> Hello.  I have X running on bootup; when I enter my password, I just get a blank screen.. I go to tty4 and do "startx" and X starts up fine (but then, apparently, it's still also presenting a login screen on tty1).  Bluetooth connects.. but not on the tty4 X session that I see. I think it's connecting to the tty1 session.  How do I kill the session on tty1??  And why is it giving me a blank screen after I put in my password?
[02:31] <Roey> (using kubuntu 24.04, but I've had this screen-blanking issue with 23.10 as well
[03:00] <Roey> I did "sudo systemctl enable bluetooth sudo systemctl start bluetooth" and got this: Failed to enable unit: Unit file /etc/systemd/system/sudo.service is masked.
[03:06] <Roey> I tried "sudo systemctl unmask bluetooth" and then re-issued the systemctl command, but go the same result
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[12:35] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:43] <asfyxia> Hi BluesKaj
[12:45] <BluesKaj> hi asfyxia
[12:52] <user|82> hello
[12:53] <user|82> I have an old laptop which runs windows and is very slow. Any advice to change to kubuntu?
[12:55] <asfyxia> user|82, when the laptop is old, what do you have as CPU and RAM?
[12:58] <user|82> Just a min! It was given to me by my wife, I need to look this up!
[13:01] <user|82> Apologies for the delay! 4gp installed ram
[13:02] <user|82> CPU - intel cpu n3540 2.16Ghz
[13:02] <user|82> 4.0 GB
[13:03] <asfyxia> That should fit, just don't open too many applications at the same time
[13:05] <asfyxia> For 'changing' to kubuntu I would advise to make a dual boot, to install kubuntu besides windows. You'll only use one of them.
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[13:08] <user|82> I have done that in the past (a few yeasr ago) and eventually the laptop didn't work. Is it more stable now?
[13:10] <asfyxia> well, what do you mean with 'didn't work'? Did a live session work? Did you install it but it didn't start at startup of your laptop?
[13:11] <user|82> It worked well at first, after a while it did not start at all
[13:11] <user|82> I cant help with exact details as it was a few years ago now.
[13:12] <asfyxia> A few years is quite a time in the world of linux ;-)
[13:13] <asfyxia> I would recommend to install a LTS version, that is a stable version that is supported for 3 years, and you can upgrade it after 2 years.
[13:13] <user|82> Thats a bit re assuring! I remember using some software to partition the harddrive to make it dual boot.
[13:13] <user|82> Is it a similar situation now?
[13:14] <asfyxia> For a dual boot you can trust the install program, it will do the partition arranging for you
[13:15] <asfyxia> Be careful with partition management when you are not familiar with it
[13:16] <user|82> Whats the partition advice for a complete novice?
[13:16] <user|82> 50 50?
[13:16] <asfyxia> yep
[13:17] <asfyxia> For a regular kubuntu partition some 20 GB will do, when you are planning to cram it with extra software you'll probably need the double
[13:18] <user|82> the documentationj mentions MD5SUM but its not on windows is that going to be tricky?
[13:18] <asfyxia> MD5sum is a test for your download of kubuntu, that has nothing to do with windows
[13:19] <user|82> Just to confirm then. If I download Kubunu latest version and install it will partition and load the software?
[13:24] <asfyxia> First you download your wanted kubuntu iso. Then you make a startup disk, I always do that on a USB stick. You can make a bootable usb stick on Windows with the program Rufus. Then you disable 'fastboot' on windows, start again, hit F2 (most probably) to dive into the boot section, disable secure boot , put in the boot sequence the USB stick first, start the live session, and when it works use the installer (will be an icon).
[13:26] <asfyxia> After installation you'll have to find out which function key to hit to startup the boot choice when GRUB does not start. That sometimes happens, dependable on the laptop manufacturer.
[15:46] <Roey> Hello.  I just upgraded from Kubuntu 23.10 -> 24.04.  Suddenly I had issues connecting my Bluetooth devices to my computer.  So I did "sudo systemctl enable bluetooth sudo systemctl start bluetooth" and got this: Failed to enable unit: Unit file /etc/systemd/system/sudo.service is masked.  I tried "sudo systemctl unmask bluetooth" and then re-issued the systemctl command, but go the same result.  Is this a known bug??
[16:00] <mybalzitch> are you sure you typed the command properly where its complaining about sudo?
[16:02] <Roey> mybalzitch: oh.  mistype, sorry
[16:04] <Roey> mybalzitch: so anyway the device connection fails
[16:56] <Ramiro2> HI
[17:52] <gall> Hello, I tried to install and use the last version (v. 3.14.2.1) of GrandOrgue software, but it doesn't work with Kubuntu. The error message returns "cannot satisfy dependencies. I am an user of GrandOrgue.
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[23:15] <ArtemTech> Всем привет, здесь есть, кто понимает на русском?