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[00:49] <TheShagg> Hey all, I just installed kubuntu in a virtualbox environment with 8 gb of space and my home folder has 0 bytes of space and using it is nearly impossible |
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[00:49] <TheShagg> whats the best course of action to fix this |
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[00:50] <TheShagg> any ideas? |
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[00:59] <TheShagg> *sigh*... no idea how this file system is layed out |
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[01:03] <Roey> hey how do I install kickoff |
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[01:03] <Roey> ? |
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[01:44] <yruss> Lol This channel is as dead as death. :) |
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[01:46] <TheShagg> yes it is |
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[01:46] <TheShagg> why does hitting right ctrl + f8 act very badly |
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[01:58] <TheShagg> how the heck do I use multiple desktops |
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[02:01] <roney> TheShagg, what do you mean? |
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[02:01] <roney> switching between them? |
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[02:02] <TheShagg> i remember when I used to use linux there was a nice icon with a grid of 4 workspaces |
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[02:02] <roney> unlock your widgets then add the pager widget to your task bar |
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[02:02] <roney> that's it |
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[02:03] <TheShagg> how would a person know this? |
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[02:03] <roney> also, you can switch between multiple desktop by pressing ctrl+f<number of your desktop> |
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[02:03] <roney> well, I know |
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[02:03] <TheShagg> i see, when I search "desktop" it doesnt show up - only a bunch of lame crap |
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[02:03] <TheShagg> but when i search the plural form, it shows up |
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[02:04] <roney> not that, by default you kde comes with a single desktop enable |
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[02:04] <roney> enabled |
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[02:04] <roney> go to system settings to add more |
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[02:16] <TheShagg> roney: they sure hide that setting well |
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[02:16] <TheShagg> cant find it |
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[02:17] <roney> Workspace Behavior > Virtual Desktops |
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[02:17] <roney> I guess that's how it is in english. |
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[02:18] <TheShagg> yeah, thanks |
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[02:19] <TheShagg> i appreciate the help |
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[02:20] <roney> you're welcome |
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[03:05] <sledge> hey guys i have a problem with muon software manager |
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[03:07] <roney> which problem? |
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[03:07] <sledge> well |
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[03:08] <sledge> it says Could not download packages |
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[03:08] <sledge> whenever i try to update |
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[03:08] <roney> try changing your mirrors |
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[03:08] <sledge> mirrors? what you mean the source list? |
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[03:10] <roney> sledge, yes. I mean the server you're currently downloading from. |
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[03:10] <roney> sledge, or try to upate from the command line and see what happens. |
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[03:11] <sledge> sudo apt-get install update??? |
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[03:11] <roney> that will just update your sources list |
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[03:11] <roney> but it helps |
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[03:11] <roney> do that and see what happens |
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[03:12] <sledge> what should i change it to |
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[03:13] <sledge> ive already tried that |
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[03:13] <sledge> several times |
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[03:13] <valorie> I always do `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` |
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[03:14] <TheShagg> i know this is probably a dumb request, but im trying to run nexuiz and my kubuntu is in a virtualbox, but it won't properly work with the mouse |
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[03:14] <TheShagg> otherwise everything looks like it should work |
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[03:14] <roney> TheShagg, running VirtualBox? |
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[03:14] <TheShagg> nexuiz inside kubuntu inside virtualbox |
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[03:15] <roney> If so, download its extra addons for better integration and mouse support. |
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[03:15] <TheShagg> it had the integration working right out of the box |
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[03:15] <roney> You sure? |
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[03:15] <roney> Did you download the addons? |
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[03:16] <TheShagg> well, the mouse is automatically captured |
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[03:16] <sledge> hm |
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[03:16] <sledge> TheShagg, do you have guest additions |
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[03:16] <roney> sledge, That's what I'm asking him. |
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[03:16] <TheShagg> i thought that was one of the major things guest additions does |
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[03:17] <roney> TheShagg, question is: do you have it or not? |
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[03:17] <TheShagg> im trying to find out |
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[03:17] <TheShagg> but nothing is easy with a new OS |
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[03:17] <TheShagg> like where the heck is the CD drive |
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[03:17] <TheShagg> bah |
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[03:18] <roney> TheShagg, you can check that from VirtualBox itself. |
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[03:18] <roney> Though I don't remember where exactly. |
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[03:20] <TheShagg> really? |
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[03:20] <TheShagg> wtf, why cant you run shell scripts from dolphin |
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[03:21] <roney> You can. But that's not the default behavior. |
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[03:22] <roney> Context Menu > Properties > Permissions |
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[03:22] <roney> Then mark it as executable. |
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[03:23] <TheShagg> it was executable |
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[03:23] <TheShagg> but when you right click, there is no execute anywhere |
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[03:24] <roney> Do as I said. Go to the permissions tab then mark it as executable. |
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[03:24] <roney> To run it you just have to click. |
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[03:25] <roney> Click on it after it has been marked. |
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[03:25] <TheShagg> fine, but the menu is still stupid |
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[03:26] <TheShagg> well i ran the autorun script for vbox additions |
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[03:26] <TheShagg> it seemed to run without error |
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[03:27] <roney> everything installed? |
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[03:27] <TheShagg> I have no idea how I would know that |
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[03:27] <TheShagg> lol |
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[03:28] <roney> Well. The installer is a graphical tool with a progress bar and such. |
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[03:28] <TheShagg> mine wasnt |
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[03:29] <roney> Then you're doing it wrong. :-) |
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[03:29] <TheShagg> well, mounting the iso did nothing |
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[03:29] <TheShagg> so i navigated to autorun.sh and ran it |
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[03:30] <TheShagg> and now dolphin appears to be popping up off screen |
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[03:30] <TheShagg> lol |
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[03:32] <TheShagg> apparently i have dual monitors setup |
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[03:32] <TheShagg> and its just now working well at all |
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[03:32] <roney> nice |
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[03:32] <TheShagg> yay and now its in a video mode that is hiding the controls for vbox |
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[03:33] <roney> change your resolution then |
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[03:33] <roney> the thing with guest additions is that it will find the right resolution for your screen |
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[03:33] <roney> just as an example |
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[03:34] <roney> however, if you're facing such a problem, then guest additions is not installed apparently |
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[03:34] <TheShagg> i guess i needed to hit ctrl+c |
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[03:34] <TheShagg> hitting ctrl+h forced a shutdown |
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[03:34] <TheShagg> wtf |
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[03:34] <roney> it used to be quite easy for me. |
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[03:34] <roney> but I won't install virtualbox just to tell you how to do that |
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[03:36] <roney> TheShagg, install virtualbox-guest-x11 |
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[03:36] <roney> may help you increase graphics performance |
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[03:36] <TheShagg> well i need to get a mouse pointer really |
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[03:37] <roney> What's your host OS? |
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[03:37] <TheShagg> win7 |
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[03:37] <roney> meh |
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[03:37] <TheShagg> i just dont have the mouse pointer in the game |
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[03:37] <TheShagg> i have it in kubuntu just fine |
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[03:37] <TheShagg> and its really annoying when you cant exit the game |
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[03:37] <TheShagg> is there a trick for that? |
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[03:38] <roney> Did you enable VirtualBox 3D acceleration? |
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[03:38] <TheShagg> yes |
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[03:39] <TheShagg> well i cant do anything until i get the game to close |
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[03:39] <TheShagg> ok i was able to tab through options |
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[03:40] <roney> as a last resource, you may try to install VirtualBox Extension Pack |
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[03:40] <roney> Available here: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads |
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[03:43] * roney goes to sleep |
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[03:43] <roney> bye you all! |
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[03:44] <TheShagg> bah, muon searching for gcc returns nothing |
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[03:44] <TheShagg> how stupid |
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[03:47] <valorie> TheShagg: the muon package manager gets it |
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[03:47] <TheShagg> what do you mean |
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[03:47] <TheShagg> im in muon, i search gcc, it finds 2 unrelated things |
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[03:47] <valorie> muon discover doesn't find it though |
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[03:47] <TheShagg> yes, that is what i said |
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[03:47] <valorie> probably because it isn't labeled as an application |
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[03:48] <valorie> I usually use the muon package manager |
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[03:48] <valorie> or just `apt-cache search` |
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[03:48] <valorie> which is quicker |
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[03:48] <valorie> !info gcc |
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[03:48] <ubottu> gcc (source: gcc-defaults (1.122ubuntu3)): GNU C compiler. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.8.1-2ubuntu3 (saucy), package size 5 kB, installed size 41 kB |
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[03:48] <valorie> hehe |
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[03:49] <valorie> or cheat! |
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[06:27] <nlsthzn> hi, kubuntu 14.04 and see that foreign characters are showing up us blocks (specifically in Clementine music player)... what am I missing? |
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[06:43] <valorie> nlsthzn: you are about the third person I've heard report that |
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[06:43] <valorie> including one of the kubuntu devels |
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[06:44] <valorie> you might write to the devel list and put a link to a screenshot |
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[06:44] <valorie> I don't think they know enough yet for you to file a bug |
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[06:47] <nlsthzn> ah ok... this is a recent development too... I installed last week and it was fine... installed this from latest daily yesterday and it is like this |
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[06:47] <valorie> yup, just showed up, but there are so few reports yet |
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[06:47] <valorie> they haven't pinned down a cause to start on a fix |
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[07:07] <nlsthzn> mail sent |
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[07:25] <valorie> thank you, nlsthzn |
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[07:26] <nlsthzn> np, hope it helps... as it helps me too :) |
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[08:32] <alphacrypt> a |
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[08:32] <alphacrypt> sorry |
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[09:23] <lordievader> Good morning. |
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[11:01] <Trudko> guys i have weird error on ubuntu when install gem rails http://pastie.org/8958662 if I do ruby -v it returns 1.9.3 not sure when 1.9.1 came from |
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[11:03] <Trudko> ou so installing ruby 1.9.1-dev worked for some reason no idea why |
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[11:16] <pramiti> http://pastebin.com/iiBseHQm i am getting this error while installing kdelibs5-dev |
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[11:16] <pramiti> i read this is beacuse of conflict between kdelibs5-dev and pkg-kde-tools 0.14.2ubuntu5 |
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[11:16] <pramiti> dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs5-dev_4%3a4.12.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.04.4~ppa1_i386.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/preparetips', which is also in package pkg-kde-tools 0.14.2ubuntu5 |
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[11:17] <pramiti> i removed kdelibs5-dev package and tried to install again.. still same problem |
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[11:17] <pramiti> please help |
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[11:23] <kdeuser56> pramiti: did you sudo apt-get update? |
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[11:24] <kdeuser56> pramiti: do you have any ppas? |
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[11:25] <pramiti> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports yes i have ppas |
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[11:25] <pramiti> i used it to install kde pim |
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[11:27] <pramiti> yes i did sudp apt-get update.. |
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[11:27] <pramiti> shoukd i try sudo apt-get distro-update ? |
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[11:36] <kdeuser56> pramiti: yes of course. which ubuntu version are you on? |
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[11:36] <pramiti> ubuntu 12.04 lts |
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[11:37] <kdeuser56> pramiti: do dist-upgrade, see if the conflict is still present, if yes, tell me, or report directly on #kubuntu-devel |
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[11:37] <pramiti> upgrade or update ? |
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[11:37] <kdeuser56> pramiti: how many versions are your installed packages back? |
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[11:38] <pramiti> which packages ? kdelibs5-dev ? |
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[11:38] <kdeuser56> pramiti: in general, all ones ... |
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[11:39] <pramiti> n how to tell ? |
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[11:39] <kdeuser56> pramiti: dist-upgrade and see what it wants to upgrade |
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[11:40] <kdeuser56> pramiti: but I can't help you in a competent way here, because I do not maintain backports ppa and I do not use 12.04 |
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[11:40] <kdeuser56> pramiti: before you screw your system, please ask Riddell, yofel, or shadeslayer, or someone on #kubuntu-devel |
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[11:40] <pramiti> http://pastebin.com/itnHftAq |
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[11:41] <pramiti> ohh so i shouldnt do dist-upgrade ? |
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[11:41] <kdeuser56> pramiti: no really necessary |
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[11:42] <kdeuser56> pramiti: those packages wont change anything |
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[11:42] <pramiti> ohh.. so are they online ? wen they come on irc |
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[11:42] <kdeuser56> pramiti: please paste output of "sudo apt-get install kdelibs5-dev" |
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[11:52] <pnunn> ++++++ |
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[11:52] <pnunn> + |
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[12:06] <pramiti> kdeuser56: http://pastebin.com/AjTY6JED |
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[12:19] <kdeuser56> pramiti: try http://www.webupd8.org/2011/02/fix-dpkg-error-trying-to-overwrite-x.html |
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[12:21] <kdeuser56> pramiti: I do not take any responsibility for this, but you could try (on your own risk): sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs5-dev_4%3a4.12.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.04.4~ppa1_i386.deb && sudo apt-get install -f |
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[12:23] <pramiti> kdeuser56: should i wait then ? |
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[12:23] <kdeuser56> pramiti: it's your decision, but it does not look like you need to inform the mentioned people, because it is not a package conflict imho |
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[12:24] <kdeuser56> pramiti: but the command I pasted will simply force to overwrite the file, that held the install of kdelibs-dev |
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[12:25] <pramiti> kdeuser56: ok then i m trying |
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[12:25] <BluesKaj> 'Morning folks |
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[12:25] <kdeuser56> pramiti: I would go for it, if something unexpected happens, simply reinstall pkg-kde-tools 0.14.2ubuntu5 and force overwrite there too and you should have the initial version of the conflicting files |
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[12:27] <kdeuser56> pramiti: alternatively you can simply make a backup of /usr/bin/preparetips, which is the conflicting file ... ( |
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[12:28] <kdeuser56> pramiti: the conflicting file is nothing dramatic, just a perl script responsible for translations if I got that right |
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[12:30] <pramiti> how to check if kdelibs5-dev is installed |
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[12:31] <kdeuser56> pramiti: did it exit sucessfully? |
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[12:32] <kdeuser56> pramiti: simply type: sudo apt-get install kdelibs5-dev .... if it says already at newest version, nothing to do you have installed it ;-) |
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[12:32] <pramiti> yes :) |
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[12:32] <kdeuser56> pramiti: alright, then everything should work now :-) |
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[12:33] <pramiti> ok thanks :) |
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[12:45] <gunar> hello |
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[12:46] <gunar> can i ask a question? |
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[12:46] <BluesKaj> hi gunar, yes ask away :) |
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[12:46] <gunar> i am new with kubuntu and it does not poweroff correct, can you help me? |
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[12:47] <BluesKaj> gunar, laptop or desktop? |
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[12:47] <gunar> i have to push my power button for like 5 seconds to poweroff notebook |
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[12:47] <gunar> notebook |
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[12:49] <BluesKaj> gunar, have you updated and upgraded since installing kubuntu? |
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[12:50] <gunar> no |
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[12:50] <gunar> or i am not sure, i tried to update |
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[12:51] <BluesKaj> did you use the muon package manager? |
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[12:51] <gunar> no |
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[12:51] <BluesKaj> terminal? |
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[12:51] <gunar> oh, no terminal |
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[12:51] <gunar> i am not familiar with it |
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[12:52] <gunar> i guess it was the muon packet manager |
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[12:54] <gunar> it is updating now |
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[12:59] <yofel> kdeuser56: the next time something like this comes up it would be nice if you or the reporter filed a bug on https://launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/ - this time I'll take care of it without one |
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[13:00] <kdeuser56> yofel: oh sorry, thought it was just a local conflict ... |
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[13:01] <kdeuser56> yofel: will do it better next time |
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[13:03] <yofel> hard to tell sometimes, here it's apt not knowing that it has to upgrade pkg-kde-tools before kdelibs5-dev, which has to be set in the packaging. As the packages are from the PPA we can fix it |
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[13:03] <BluesKaj> yofel evem |
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[13:03] <BluesKaj> oops |
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[13:03] <BluesKaj> yofel, even after kwin upgrades, |
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[13:05] <BluesKaj> I'm still having screen blanking issues if i try to use OpenGL and raster, thinking it could be the intel i915 graphics driver |
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[13:05] <kdeuser56> yofel: btw, I have fixed the icon alignment in kmix: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/115408/ |
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[13:06] <yofel> kdeuser56: sweet! thanks |
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[13:06] <kdeuser56> yofel: oh wrong one :D https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/116974/ |
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[13:07] <yofel> BluesKaj: I'm really not a graphics expert, if you think it's the driver and not kde #ubuntu-x might be able to figure out what to file a bug againt |
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[13:07] <BluesKaj> xrender and native work fine, but it's disappointing to have to forgo the few desktop effects that I use. |
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[13:08] <BluesKaj> yofel, yes I will after doing some more research if <i don' |
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[13:08] <BluesKaj> t come up with a fix |
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[14:44] <kalib> Hello guys, just updated my Kuuntu and now my flash stoped working. Any tip? |
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[14:46] <soee> kalib: in Firefox ? |
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[14:46] <kalib> soee: just tested on chromium |
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[14:47] <kalib> why? |
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[14:47] <soee> kalib: for chromium you might want to install pepper |
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[14:47] <kalib> soee: apt-get install peper? |
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[14:47] <soee> kalib: http://www.webupd8.org/2014/01/pepper-flash-player-installer-for.html |
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[14:48] <kalib> when I tried apt-get install pepperflashplugin-nonfree |
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[14:49] <kalib> I got an error saying that it's impossible to find this package |
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[14:50] <BluesKaj> soee, that's for 14.04 tho, dunno if it will work for kalib |
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[14:51] <kalib> BluesKaj: 14.04? But that's a dev version, right? We're at 13.10 |
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[14:51] <soee> oh kalib and what Kubnutu version are you running ? |
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[14:52] <soee> ah :) |
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[14:52] <BluesKaj> kalib, yes exactly , there might be one for 13.10, but it's most likely a ppa |
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[14:52] <soee> kalib: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/install-pepper-flash-player-for.html |
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[14:53] <soee> its available for saucy https://launchpad.net/~skunk/+archive/pepper-flash?field.series_filter=saucy |
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[14:54] <BluesKaj> BBL |
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[14:55] <kalib> let me try your first link.. |
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[15:13] <aljosa> i've tried "do-release-upgrade -d" but it failed. are there any logs somewhere or a way how i can upgrade to 14.04? |
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[15:15] <lordievader> Good afternoon. |
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[15:15] <kalib> soee: worked. thanks |
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[15:17] <soee> aljosa: failed with some error ? |
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[15:24] <aljosa> soee: "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade." |
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[15:31] <BluesKaj> aljosa, make sure you update and upgrade before doing the release-upgrade |
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[15:32] <aljosa> BluesKaj: did that. i'm now removing all PPAs |
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[15:33] <BluesKaj> yes aljosa, sometimes the ppas will interfere , altho they aren't supposed to do so. |
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[15:40] <aljosa> where can i find what was by default in /etc/apt/sources.list? |
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[15:47] <BluesKaj> aljosa, http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ |
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[15:50] <aljosa> thanks |
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[16:10] <snele> BluesKaj: I beleive these problems come from new sna acceleration method (which seems to be still buggy) |
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[16:10] <snele> change it to uxa in xorg.conf |
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[16:10] <snele> Option "AccelMethod" "uxa" |
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[16:11] <snele> many users still have problems with sna acceleration |
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[16:24] <BluesKaj> snele, i found this altho it's for arch, I/m going to give it a try https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Intel_Graphics |
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[16:35] <kubuntutester> Hi there, I'm just trying Quassel on Kubuntu 14.04 (daily-snapshot) right now :) |
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[16:36] <kubuntutester> does anybody know of a better QT4 scanner application than Skanlite? I'm looking for somthing that can scan & print, as well as save a scan as PDF |
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[16:42] <TheLancerb1> I'm having problems running certain programs on Kubuntu 4.8.5 mostly Dolphin and Gwenview. |
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[16:42] <TheLancerb1> They take around ~30secs to start up, and after the 30secs no window shows up. They also disappear from the taskbar after the 30secs, but they are still running when I check System Activity. |
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[16:43] <TheLancerb1> The problem began probably 30 minutes ago. |
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[16:46] <TheLancerb1> Also Kontact and KOrganizer are having the same issue as Dolphin and Gwenview. |
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[18:07] <snele> BluesKaj: did "uxa" fixed your problems? |
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[18:09] <snele> BluesKaj: I don't know does arch instructions work in kubuntu |
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[18:10] <snele> how to make xorg.conf in kubuntu: http://askubuntu.com/questions/4662/where-is-the-x-org-config-file-how-do-i-configure-x-there |
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[18:10] <snele> and then you should change "sna" to "uxa" in xorg.conf |
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[18:40] <Scunizi> up |
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[18:43] <BluesKaj> snele, I'm going to stick with sna fo now, since I'm running a dev OS Kubuntu 14.04, assuming the problem will fixed by the time the OS is officially released. it runs fine with xrender/native settings |
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[18:59] <ndeeprose1> hello |
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[19:01] <ndeeprose1> hi doug |
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[19:01] <ndeeprose1> hi ksinny |
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[19:11] <serranellus> hi, I have a simple question: Is Kubuntu slower then Xubuntu? |
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[19:12] <serranellus> I'm going to install one of them... |
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[19:14] <qdata> serranellus: that is a somewhat 'loaded' question - the slower/faster question depends..... |
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[19:15] <qdata> the main difference between the two is not the underlying operating system part of the distro, but rather which desktop |
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[19:15] <qdata> one is xfce and the other is kde |
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[19:15] <serranellus> I could imagine, however with 512 mb of ram which one would you choose? |
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[19:15] <serranellus> thx |
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[19:16] <qdata> there is your crux - for older slower hardware with small ram xfce might be a better choice |
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[19:16] <serranellus> ok, thanks a lot |
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[19:17] <qdata> I haven't used xfce in a very long time, and sporadically when I did was just to try it out |
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[19:17] <qdata> kde is a more full-fledged/ full blown desktop than xfce and I prefer KDE |
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[19:17] <lordievader> serranellus: I think KDE is a bit more resource hungry than XFCE. |
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[19:17] <qdata> +1 to that |
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[19:17] <serranellus> I did recently and the performances were great |
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[19:19] <qdata> if you run latest high performance hardware you will notice less of a difference in subjectively perceived "speed" |
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[19:19] <serranellus> but mysteriously Xubuntu did not playback any video file |
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[19:20] <qdata> for example my mom's old atom n450 based netbook runs better with lubuntu (LXDE desktop) |
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[19:20] <serranellus> where on the same device Ubuntu worked more slowly but flawlessly |
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[19:20] <serranellus> On mine Lubuntu doesn't work at all: black screen! |
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[19:21] <qdata> these are video-hardware related problems |
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[19:22] <qdata> the nvidia blob binary is much faster than the nouveau open source driver |
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[19:22] <qdata> same for fglrx vs radeonhd |
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[19:22] <serranellus> But it shows that the DE is not the only difference between Ubuntu and Xubuntu |
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[19:23] <qdata> if you don't have 3d accelerated hardware plus one of these your desktop will be slow |
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[19:23] <serranellus> Let's try Kubuntu now! |
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[19:23] <lordievader> The core of all Ubuntu flavours should be the same. |
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[19:24] <qdata> the reason is the widget set toolkits that make the things like the corner of a window box, etc use the 3d accel in hardware - without that it falls back to software/CPU based rendering |
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[19:24] <serranellus> yes but belive me: on xubuntu I had no video playback support at all, even if on firefox I could watch anything in streaming |
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[19:25] <serranellus> On Ubuntu all video files were reproducted without problems |
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[19:26] <serranellus> Thank you, qdata, and "see" you again! |
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[19:26] <qdata> I don't have any direct experience currently with xfce, but it sounds like you're missing some the restricted codecs/libdvdcss and related stuff |
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[19:26] <qdata> you should be able to get video playback on xfce - not aware of any real reason why it shouldn't |
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[19:27] <serranellus> No, no! Xubuntu restricted extras and extras addons were installed |
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[19:27] <qdata> kde is happier with a gig or 2 of ram |
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[19:27] <qdata> 512MB is a tad tight |
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[19:28] <qdata> while you're poking around you might look at LXDE too |
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[19:28] <qdata> for comparison purposes |
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[19:29] <qdata> serranellus: at any rate best wishes and good luck in yout endeavors! :-) |
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[19:30] <serranellus> Ok, thanks again! bb |
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[19:30] <lordievader> Erm qdata: 22-20:20 < serranellus> On mine Lubuntu doesn't work at all: black screen! |
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[19:30] <lordievader> Although I suppose that could be fixable, but hey if Kubuntu works, why bother. |
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[19:32] <bprompt> if it ain't broken, don't fix it :P |
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[19:34] <qdata> lordievader: I think the black screen thing could be fixed, but if in try it out/test mode easier to look for something that "Just Works" |
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[19:52] <Guest12810> hi |
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[21:37] <venom> Hai |
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[21:37] <venom> man this is dead |
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[21:45] <Roey> Hi. I'm trying to install the NVidia 334.21 drivers on my Kubuntu 14.04 system. It seems to install ok, though it does mention before it started compiling compilation. In KDE, I see that I can't get the OpenGL-based Desktop Effects working. |
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[21:45] <Roey> how can I diagnose this? |
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[21:47] <lordievader> Roey: Can you pastebin the output of "lspci -k|grep -A2 VGA"? |
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[21:48] <Roey> lordievader: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9714933 |
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[21:48] <Roey> 750 Ti |
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[21:50] <lordievader> Roey: It is using the nVidia driver though. |
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[21:51] <Roey> lordievader: correct. |
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[21:52] <Roey> lordievader: the specific problem is that I get errors when I try enabling the OpenGL-based Desktop Effects in System Settings. |
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[21:53] <lordievader> Does nvidiaxconfig complain about things? |
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[21:54] <Roey> no |
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[21:54] <Roey> nvidia-xconfig |
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[21:54] <Roey> it does not complain about anything |
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[21:55] <lordievader> Roey: Hmm, then I don't really know what the problem can be. :( |
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[21:55] <Roey> ah it's okay |
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[21:55] <Roey> in the end it'll get sorted out. |
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[21:55] <Roey> once 14.04 releases |
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[21:55] <Roey> which is when? april 22? |
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[21:57] <lordievader> The 17th: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseSchedule |
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[21:58] <Roey> oh wonderful! |
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[21:58] <Roey> almost in sight! |
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[22:00] <lordievader> \o/ |
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[22:07] <Roey> oh, |
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[22:31] <soee> Roey: but in 14.04 you will get 331 by default |
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[22:31] <soee> they work nice for me with nvidia-prime |
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[22:33] <snele> Roey: you can try with resetting kwin to its defaults |
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[22:34] <snele> rm ~/.kde/share/config/kwinrc |
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[22:34] <snele> and then alt+f2 and type |
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[22:34] <snele> kwin --replace |
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[22:34] <snele> :) |
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[23:06] <Roey> soee: what's that? |
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[23:06] <Roey> soee: yes I see that 14.04 defaults to 331..... |
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[23:06] <Roey> soee: I hope a PPA package will pop up soon. |
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[23:06] <Roey> snele: what does that effectively do? |
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[23:07] <snele> Roey: It resets desktop effects (kwin) to its default settings |
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[23:09] <snele> Roey: maybe its not problem with your nvidia drivers. sometimes kwin get buggy and disables effects for now reason |
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[23:10] <Roey> ok |
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[23:10] <Roey> yeah and I noticed a bug in Pager too. |
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[23:10] <Roey> things still seem buggy in general |
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[23:10] <Roey> I am having BTRFS errors as well. |
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[23:10] <snele> Roey: Pager is configured by kwin too |
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[23:11] <Roey> alright |
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[23:11] <Roey> if I reset kwin's settings, will I have to re-configure it by hand afterwards? |
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[23:11] <snele> Roey: yea. in system settings>desktop effects |
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[23:11] <Roey> alright. |
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[23:11] <Roey> I'll do that then. |
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[23:11] <Roey> actually I'll just move it |
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[23:12] <snele> and reconfigure Pager |
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[23:12] <Roey> done |
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[23:13] <snele> do kwin --replace afterwards |
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[23:14] <snele> Roey: btw for me 14.04 is rock solid |
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[23:14] <snele> :) |
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[23:15] <DarthFrog> snele: How long have you been running Trusty? |
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[23:15] <Roey> ah |
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[23:15] <Roey> ok things seem to get better now. |
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[23:15] <Roey> definitely looks smoother |
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[23:15] <Roey> let's open systme settings... |
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[23:16] <snele> DarthFrog: since begining of february |
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[23:16] <DarthFrog> Sounds like a winner. :-) |
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[23:16] <Roey> ah ok! |
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[23:16] <Roey> wonderful |
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[23:16] <Roey> snele: you're right, this works! Thanks! |
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[23:17] <snele> Roey: yea that is my fix when kwin goes crazy :) |
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[23:17] <snele> glad I helped |
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[23:18] <Roey> that should be in the FAQ |
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[23:18] <Roey> and if it is then shame on me |
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[23:18] <Roey> thanks again :) |
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[23:18] <Roey> my system was in this lame state for the past two weeks |
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[23:21] <valorie> Roey: I've been running it for a few weeks as well |
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[23:21] <Roey> ahh |
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[23:21] <valorie> so far, so good |
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[23:21] <Roey> I have issues with BTRFS that's been patched already |
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[23:21] <Roey> I am unsure if that patch has been applied downstream |
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[23:21] <Roey> by the way, hello Valorie! |
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[23:22] <valorie> although virtuoso just crashed and I'm reporting a bug |
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[23:22] <valorie> hi Roey |
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[23:24] <valorie> and then apport crashed while trying to report the bug! |
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[23:24] <valorie> fun with beta |
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[23:25] <Roey> :) |
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[23:25] <Roey> snele: btw another bug: |
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[23:26] <Roey> when I type in the Lancelot edit field, |
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[23:26] <Roey> it's white-on-white. And I've seen it also in the search field in getting new window decorations dialog |
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[23:27] <Roey> there too. |
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[23:27] <Roey> AND |
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[23:27] <Roey> how do I get kicker?? |
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[23:27] <Roey> I can't seem to get it |
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[23:27] <Roey> er, kickoff |
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[23:27] <Roey> the default kde menu |
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[23:28] <snele> Roey: I don't use Lancelot |
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[23:29] <snele> you can find kickoff i widgets |
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[23:29] <snele> everything you see on panel are widgets btw |
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[23:30] <snele> homerun kicker is nice menu too |
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[23:30] <snele> you can find it in repositories |
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[23:31] <snele> plasma-widget-homerun-kicker is package name |
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[23:31] <snele> :) |
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[23:34] <snele> about white-on-white thing, that is probably problem with color scheme you are using |
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[23:35] <Roey> I just want kickoff. |
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[23:35] <Roey> right now I don't see it. |
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[23:35] <Roey> (When I look through the widget list) |
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[23:59] <snele> Roey: in search bar when i type "menu" it pops up |
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