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[00:06] <aguitel> kubuntu 14.04.1 is up ? |
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[00:10] <PedroSilva> hi good night |
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[00:12] <PedroSilva> we have a Skype for kubuntu 14.04? |
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[00:17] <Unit193> PedroSilva: Yes, it's in the partner repo. |
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[00:17] <Unit193> !skype |
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[00:17] <ubottu> To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga |
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[00:17] <Unit193> !partner |
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[00:17] <ubottu> Canonical's partner repositories provide a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » |
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[00:23] <PedroSilva> thanks for your help |
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[00:23] <PedroSilva> install done |
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[03:29] <it_> hi |
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[03:30] <it_> everybody |
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[03:30] <it_> whats up ? |
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[03:30] <it_> i'm on live kubuntu |
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[03:30] <it_> :D |
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[04:30] <tauriel> hellooo?? |
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[04:43] <valorie> tauriel: do you have a question? |
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[04:43] <valorie> this is a help channel |
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[07:12] <imran_> hello |
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[07:12] <imran_> hello |
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[07:33] <krejsi> Hi, how do I partition automaticly with kickstart so /boot is on the first partition and the rest is LVM? |
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[08:44] <ik_> good morning |
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[08:45] <ik_> how are you ? |
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[08:46] <ik_> :) |
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[08:46] <ik_> :--() |
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[09:35] <yossarianuk> ik_: i'm good |
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[09:36] <yossarianuk> Are the plans for 14.10 to include kde5 + wayland? |
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[09:44] <soee> yossarianuk: i think kde would be available through ppa but not by default |
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[09:51] <yossarianuk> soee: cheers |
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[09:52] <soee> *kde5 |
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[09:52] <yossarianuk> 15.04 then i imagine (by default) |
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[10:30] <jbgood> hi |
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[10:31] <soee> ho |
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[10:33] <yossarianuk> hi - ho |
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[10:34] <jbgood> Is there a timeline when the LTS upgrade in Muon will be offered? |
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[10:37] <tsimpson> should be offered soon, as 14.04.1 was released today |
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[10:38] <tsimpson> and LTS -> LTS upgrades are offered when the .1 release is made |
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[10:39] <jbgood> Yes, I was wondering since the 14.04.1 release was announced for yesterday and I already saw the ISO files on the download mirrors...I'll be patient then, thanks! :) |
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[12:59] <aguitel> kubuntu 14.04.1 is up ? |
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[13:02] <BluesKaj> 'Morning folks |
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[13:09] <jubo2> g'morning BluesKaj |
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[13:10] <BluesKaj> hi jubo2 |
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[13:26] <InspectorCluseau> I upgraded to 14.04.1 yesterday |
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[13:27] <calzifer> InspectorCluseau: from 14.04 ? |
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[13:27] <InspectorCluseau> from 12.04 |
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[13:28] <InspectorCluseau> lts |
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[13:58] <timmy_tofu> The mirrors (ex http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/kubuntu/releases/14.04/release/) all have torrents and direct downloads for 14.04.1, but the main downloads page (http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu) is still pointing to 14.04 - maybe someone should change that, assuming the 14.04.1 media is indeed final? |
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[14:05] <tsimpson> timmy_tofu: reported to #kubuntu-devel thanks |
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[16:27] <hyper_ch> good evening, I keep noticing that cryptsetup luksClose /dev/mapper/xxx does not work with tab completion... well, nothing after luksClose does |
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[16:28] <hyper_ch> however tab completion works when I use luksOpen or luksFormat |
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[16:44] <BluesKaj> hyper_ch, best to ask in ##linux |
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[16:44] <hyper_ch> but it happens on kde :) |
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[16:44] <hyper_ch> and howdy |
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[16:44] <hyper_ch> I googled for luks and cryptsetup irc channels but didn't find anything |
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[16:45] <BluesKaj> then if you think kde has something to do with it ask in #kde |
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[16:46] <BluesKaj> somehow i doubt that encryption has anything to do with a DE |
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[17:08] <SporkWitch> having trouble tracking down how to install ia32-libs or equivalent on 14.04 64bit. the help articles all just seem to point to "use apt" but the application in question only has its own install script and binaries |
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[17:12] <jazzkutya> SporkWitch: you have to manually install every dependency and add :i386 to the package names |
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[17:12] <jazzkutya> something like libjpeg:i386 |
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[17:13] <SporkWitch> knew that much, the trouble i was running into was the specific packages it says to try no longer exist (specifically the ia32-libs family) in the repos. i'm trying the lib32z1 now, see if it behaves |
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[17:13] <tsimpson> you don't need to manually install every dependency, just install whatever :i386 package you want |
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[17:13] <SporkWitch> no joy on that one :( |
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[17:14] <tsimpson> what package do you want? |
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[17:14] <SporkWitch> tsimpson: ia32-libs and ia32-libs-kde |
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[17:14] <SporkWitch> tsimpson: trying to get Second Life behaving, and the console output recommends installing thoes |
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[17:14] <SporkWitch> *those |
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[17:15] <jazzkutya> SporkWitch: forget the ia32-libs family. you have to install every neccessary lib separately, all with :i386 |
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[17:15] <SporkWitch> in other words start googling which ones it needs from that bundle; well that's annoying, but easy enough |
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[17:15] <jazzkutya> SporkWitch: ia32-libs (which is a collection of other packages actually) does not exist anymore |
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[17:16] <jazzkutya> tsimpson: he wants something that is not part of ubuntu |
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[17:16] <SporkWitch> well they used to be :) lol |
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[17:19] <jazzkutya> SporkWitch: anyway you could try installing similar apps that my have the same dependencies... for example for second life try installing the 32 bit version of an opengl app or game |
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[17:19] <SporkWitch> looks like the easier solution is to look at some of the third party viewers; some of them seem to have native 64bit support, and so might be better than tryingto get the official 32bit one behaving |
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[17:20] <jazzkutya> maybe, that's offtopic here :) |
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[17:20] <SporkWitch> jazzkutya: that's an option as well |
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[17:20] <SporkWitch> jazzkutya: granted, heh |
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[17:21] <jazzkutya> SporkWitch: i've noticed installing plain wine even without :i386 pulled in a lot of useful 32bit libs |
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[17:21] <SporkWitch> jazzkutya: i just try to be active when receiving help, to avoid duplication of effort and wasted effort (and no one likes thinking they're helping someone that already left lol) |
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[17:21] <SporkWitch> jazzkutya: that one may be worth ago; i hadn't gotten aroudn to reinstall playonlinux since upgrading to 14.04 |
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[17:21] <tsimpson> SporkWitch: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linux_Viewer#64-bit seems to give instructions |
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[17:22] <tsimpson> which is in fact the first link when I google "second life ubuntu" ;) |
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[17:22] <jazzkutya> i see solution is very near now :) have fun |
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[17:22] <SporkWitch> tsimpson: you'd have thought that would have come up higher in my search results... (i DID do a decent amount of googling before harassing you mates heh) |
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[17:23] <tsimpson> google can sometimes promote other results because you've clicked on them in previous searches |
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[17:23] <jazzkutya> and it also gives different resoluts according to user's locality |
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[17:24] <jazzkutya> how i hate that |
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[17:24] <jazzkutya> *results |
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[17:25] <SporkWitch> true, still embarassing; i'm normally the jerk that hands out lmgtfy links |
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[17:27] <SporkWitch> tsimpson: and that worked; good find, thank you |
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[17:28] <tsimpson> you're welcome :) |
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[17:30] <SporkWitch> GDI, even more embarassing, that IS the page i found, it's just not organized logically. now to see if it's a wiki so i can add a note in the "startup issues" section to point to the 64bit part further down >_< |
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[17:31] * SporkWitch is braindead today |
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[18:01] <jubo2> Congrats for releasing 14.04.1 |
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[19:14] <lordievader> Good evening. |
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[20:51] <Guest33865> hi |
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[20:52] <Guest33865> i have aproblem with transmission that says port is closed |
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[20:53] <Guest33865> firewall seems inactive " sudo ufw status verbose " |
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[20:53] <Guest33865> suggestions ? |
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[20:58] <rberg> is the port open upstream at your router? if you have one |
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[21:02] <Guest33865> i am checking the router Cisco epc3925 |
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[21:02] <rberg> also not just open but forwarded to your lan ip |
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[21:02] <Guest33865> hi rberg, thank you for you support |
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[21:03] <rberg> hi!.. no |
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[21:03] <rberg> np |
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[21:03] <Guest33865> additional info: transmission is working perfectly in upload |
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[21:03] <Guest33865> and in past (2 months ago) was working properly |
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[21:06] <rberg> with out port forwarding you can upload to to a peer if you initiate the connection |
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[21:08] <Guest33865> I have not idea ho to configure the "internal ip address" in the router |
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[21:08] <Guest33865> I have dhcp how can decide the internal ip address? |
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[21:11] <rberg> hmm on my router with openwrt it will show the ip/hostname/mac addr to help with that |
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[21:14] <Guest33865> I am studying: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Cisco/fpa.htm |
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[21:16] <rberg> cool good luck.. also there is upnp that can automatically open ports for you if the router supports it |
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[21:17] <rberg> (I dont want ports opened automatically) |
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[21:21] <Guest33865> I opened the port, but now i shall decide to abandon dhcp for a static ip |
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[21:21] <Guest33865> bye |
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[21:32] <aguitel> what tool need to make usb booteable with kubuntu +ubuntu+xubuntu os ? |
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[21:35] <esperto> ciao |
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[21:36] <esperto> sono un nuovo utente di Kubuntu. Qualcuno può aiutarmi con mirc? |
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[21:36] <Stern> aquitel: If you already have an Ubuntu installed >> Startup Disk Creator |
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[21:36] <Stern> Or Kubuntu |
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[21:37] <esperto> Italiani no? |
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[21:37] <aguitel> Stern, i need multi system |
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[21:41] <Stern> aquitel: Sorry no first hand experience. But this describes a manual method: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Create_Bootable_USB_Manually |
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[22:38] <cesar_> putos |
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[22:39] <Guest3726> pinchis culos |
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[22:40] <Guest3726> m |
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