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00:00.51Fritibtw, using irc on old phone right now, dumb spell checker...
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00:06.30kafloopascopeFriti, what distro do you use/
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00:07.50FritiI use kubuntu 16.10, no backports repo
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00:10.04FritiWHOA NELLIE!!!  I just started in recovery mode and saw the following message:
00:10.48FritiFailed to start Load Kernels Modules
00:10.58Fritiwhat the...
00:11.36arturohello, I need some help, I'm new to kde and I'd like to set up a right click shortcut to set the image to the background, how could I do that? I was reading this: https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?t=10667  but since I'm new to linux I don't know how to do it. I'm currently using kubuntu
00:11.39FritiNow what do I do?
00:12.16kafloopascopeFriti, http://askubuntu.com/questions/779251/what-to-do-after-failed-to-start-load-kernel-modules
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00:20.34Fritikafloopascope, dpkg --configue -a did not seem to have worked
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00:21.51Fritiupdating pax
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00:22.46Fritiupdating packages does not work because network wont enable
00:23.51kafloopascopeFriti, you may want to use a live usb and chroot into your system. anyway, probably take this to an ubuntu support place
00:24.30Fritiokay, will try both
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03:34.06v7Hey
03:34.13v7I can't understand wtf is this ? http://i.imgur.com/bJlm1ej.png
03:34.28v7Also ... they apearing "normal" after covering them with mose ...
03:34.32v7mouse *
03:40.01v7Also wtf is this ? http://i.imgur.com/fe29hXS.png
03:40.44v7How to recover graphics ?
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04:07.24thiagov7: sorry, Dia is not a KDE application
04:08.54v7thiago: How to recover graphics ?
04:09.10v7It was normal, but after some time ... some apps are like this
04:10.28thiagowhich apps?
04:13.05v7Deluge, LivreOffice
04:13.10v7Dia
04:13.25v7Icons and some graphics just lagging or smth. like this
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04:58.59ExairnousHi, I have plasma 5.8.4 and probably an unique panel setup.  My trouble is that they keep poping up whenever a window receives focus and I have to mouse over them to close them.  They are set to auto-hide and I have one on the top, one on the left side, and three on the bottom.  Any ideas anyone?
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11:56.42Nod0n_Neonhi, are there backup solutions for kde? (i'm running kde neon)
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11:59.10leszekNod0n_Neon: I am using backintime
12:00.10Nod0n_Neoni'll check it out. :)
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12:07.50Nod0n_Neonleszek: what's the difference between back in time and back in time (root)?
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12:08.29leszekone executed as normal user the other one as root
12:12.14Nod0n_NeonSo I can only backup my own files with the normal one. So if I want to do complete system backup I need to start as root. Can I setup back in time, that is it backing up my complete system for example once a month?
12:12.46leszekNod0n_Neon: yes you can do so
12:13.02Nod0n_NeonAh ok nice. Thx for all your answers. :)
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12:31.52Nod0n_Neonleszek: can I store the backup to a smb share?
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12:33.31leszekNod0n_Neon: theoretically yes as it uses rsync in the background. But rsync needs to support smb. And I don't know if that works as I never tried that
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12:33.48Nod0n_Neonleszek: ok. thx.
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12:36.58Nod0n_NeonAh there is a rsync daemon on my NAS (freenas).
12:37.22Nod0n_NeonHm maybe I'll get it work with it. This would then support all the filesystem feature needed.
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12:42.56darnirOn my system, lots of text files are associated by KDE to libreoffice writer. However, I would like to remap all those to open in (g)vim instead. Where can I find the configuration files to make this change en masse?
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13:15.32mmlj4any suggestions as to why kmail refuses to keep my inbox updated? I'm running dovecot, and all my other clients see all the latest mail (desktop is Slackware 14.2)
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13:56.25yatesi'm running the kde spin of f24. when i reboot or shutdown from a kde session, the screen goes completely dark and i cannot see any activity until the bios is invoked.
13:56.31yatesusually i see a graphic ("F" in a circle-like thingie) and if I press escape I see the shutdown messages like "stopping xyz" (from systemd?) in a terminal-like screen, but that doesn't work.
13:56.37yatesany ideas why my screen is going completely dark?
13:56.43yatesi don't know if it's related, but i am using the nvidia drivers.
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14:00.42rdieter_workyates: using nvidia is likely related, those drivers may not support plymouth
14:00.59rdieter_work(what controls the console startup/shutdown graphic and display)
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16:32.41johancbHi everybody. I'm experiencing very high CPU usage during I/O operations like file transfers to/from ext HDD, to/from phone etc. The process plasmashell occupies one entire CPU core.
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16:35.20bakersSince I've upgraded to Fedora 25 all my audio comes out the right speaker. I can't for the life of me find where the balance is in the audio volume mixer thing. Am I missing something
16:35.46johancbTry alsamixer
16:36.00bakersjohancb, I did... all it shows is ONE pulseaudio volume
16:40.38johancbYou could specify the driver option in your modprobe.conf
16:40.53johancbYour computer could need specific options
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17:14.04aeryndunhamIs there a way to have be able to right click in Dolphin and 'open konsole window here' ??
17:17.24kevin123aeryndunham: there's a dolphin service for that
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17:18.20kevin123aeryndunham: on arch linux it's packaged in, you need to go in the actions submenu
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17:18.28kevin123aeryndunham: no idea about other distros
17:18.59aeryndunhamkevin123: Ah, ok thanks! I'm on openSUSE, I shall look into it
17:19.32kevin123aeryndunham: if you don't see it in the actions submenu, check the dolphin settings services to see if it's enabled
17:20.13aeryndunhamHmm, 'Open Terminal Here' is selected
17:20.34aeryndunhamAh the Actions menu wasn't showing up when I right clicked before, now it is
17:20.36aeryndunhamfabulous
17:21.10aeryndunhamThank you!
17:21.51kevin123aeryndunham: no worries, there's a "dolphin-plugins" package which adds a bunch more services (like open terminal as root for example) you might be interested in
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17:34.55silver_hookWhat’s the preferred IM & VOIP KDE app these days?
17:35.42silver_hookI like KTP, but it seems development has stopped. Kopete seems a bit dated (is it ported to KF5 yet at all?) …
17:36.58genstormsilver_hook: kopete has a kf5 branch, but it doesn't do much
17:39.30silver_hookgenstorm: It’s something…
17:39.41silver_hookSo, what do you guys use then? (and don’t say browser)
17:41.17genstormwell, KTP
17:41.39kevin123doesn't telepathy do voip also?
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17:50.25silver_hookkevin123: YEeaaaaah, have you ever made it work? I haven’t yet, at least for SIP
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17:51.51cousin_luigiGreetings.
17:53.33cousin_luigihasn't been able to use akregator5 yet: every time it's launched it re-downloads all available news: perhaps I'm doing something wrong? (16.08.2)
17:57.16kevin123silver_hook: only tried it for IM, sorry
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18:04.52silver_hookkevin123: No worries :)
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19:04.46alesan^hello
19:05.05alesan^I just upgraded... from Kubuntu 14.04 to 16.04 and my KDE config got wiped off entirely
19:05.05lauritzt[m]Hi :)
19:05.59alesan^I am a bit lost with this new environment... none of the previous settings got saved
19:06.05genstormalesan^: well, it's a completely different plasma
19:06.10alesan^oh :(
19:06.35alesan^first of all, I would like to restore the window behaviour... I like focus strictly under mouse
19:06.47genstormand don't waste your time with the standard shipment of qt/frameworks/plasma and head straight to the kubuntu testing repo for Plasma-5.8
19:06.59genstormafaik there was a call for testing recently
19:07.00alesan^I think I can find those options in the control panel. I wish I could go back to the previous graphical theme also for the mouse pointer
19:07.38alesan^how do I disable the desktop effects - transparency, animations, shadows and so on?
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19:07.52genstormgotta go, sry
19:07.56alesan^bye!
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19:09.00kafloopascopealesan^, you can trigger krunner and start typing "effects" or go to system settings > desktop behavior > desktop effects
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19:09.27alesan^I'll check
19:10.12alesan^OK... do I have to disable them one by one? I thought there was a catch-all option to disable all desktop effects
19:10.14kafloopascopealesan^, some more stuff if you go to system settings > application style > window decorations > click on the gear on the breeze theme
19:11.00alesan^I wish there was still the KDE2 theme :( the one I liked the most
19:11.24kafloopascopealesan^, I don't know, but you may disable a lot of effects if you disable the compositor (display and monitor > compositor)
19:11.34alesan^oh maybe that is it :)
19:11.41kafloopascopedid that theme have a name? maybe it's still around
19:12.01alesan^I'll check
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19:13.10abhishekhi
19:13.13kafloopascopealso, do you mean the qt theme (for applications) or the plasma theme (for panels)?
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19:13.34abhishekhttps://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=137676 https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=130555
19:13.43alesan^kafloopascope, well, I am not sure I can really tell the difference. I mainly meant the window title theme
19:13.48abhishekAccessing recent folders in kde
19:13.53alesan^but that might have other implications
19:14.02abhishekNo dev responds.
19:14.09abhishekPlease check.
19:14.14kafloopascopealesan^, ah, the "window decorations" then
19:15.21lauritzt[m]alesan^: That would be in App Style > Window Decorations. The old Oxygen theme may be in there.
19:15.38alesan^kafloopascope, thank you very much I'll see if I can get an "add on" with the KDE2 theme, otherwise I will adapt to the new one
19:16.21alesan^now, the important stuff :) how is it called, in KDE terms, the bar at the bottom of the main screen, that has the list of applications that are open, the K menu, the clock etc?
19:16.37pepo_Panel
19:16.40alesan^OK
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19:17.04alesan^one of the most useful features of the "panel" is missing, that is an area with some icons to quickly launch an application without having to go through menus
19:17.35alesan^I had browser, email, IRC buttons, konqueror FS window, and other
19:17.52alesan^now that area is not there anymore... can you remind me if it's possible to get it back?
19:18.08lauritzt[m]Right-click > Show launcher when not running?
19:18.31alesan^right click on what? the panel itself?
19:18.47alesan^oh
19:18.50lauritzt[m]The application while it's open.
19:18.55alesan^I see there is an option when right click on an app icon
19:18.57alesan^yeah
19:19.02alesan^well it's not really what I meant
19:19.11alesan^this is an area with icons that are there no matter what
19:19.22alesan^if I click it again, it will open a new browser window
19:19.35lauritzt[m]Right, but when you close the application there's a small icon.
19:19.37alesan^or a new konqueror window etc
19:20.16alesan^I mean if that is really not possible I will use that feature but if possible I'd like to have the "always on" kind of icon
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19:20.31alesan^any idea how to look for it? I'm really new to this stuff. Thanks
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19:20.43pepo_unlock widgets, then just drag apps from kicker to panel
19:21.17demmor right click the app from the menu > add to panel
19:21.26alesan^I'll try
19:21.35alesan^nice!
19:21.39alesan^seems to work
19:21.57demmbut the "always show" is a cleaner way imo
19:22.22kafloopascopeis it possible to get dolphin to preview gimp xcf files?
19:22.25demmor better "sho when not running"
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19:22.46alesan^no, I much prefer the always on thing
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19:23.15alesan^:D thanks
19:23.41alesan^OK one last thing I remember that this was weird to configure last time
19:23.47pepo_kafloopascope, install kimageformats
19:23.54alesan^but maybe it's me that is making it more complicated than it really is
19:24.02kafloopascopethanks pepo_
19:24.14pepo_kafloopascope, only works for gimp 2.x images, the new 3.x format is not documented
19:26.03alesan^I like konqueror better than dolphin, to show local file system
19:26.38alesan^oh it's there, no problem
19:26.41alesan^yes
19:27.17alesan^OK it seems pretty good now
19:27.35alesan^I still see some distracting animations but I will probably fix those later
19:27.38pepo_alesan^, as already indicated, it is VERY STRONGLY recommended to update to Plasma 5.8.x and Qt 5.6.2 from some additional repositories,. ask in a distri channel how to do it.
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19:28.03alesan^pepo_, right now I just installed kubuntu 16.04 LTS
19:28.24pepo_right... and it ships outdated KDE software
19:28.29alesan^I understand this is not a kubuntu channel but... what do you suggest? mind I am not on the newest 16.10 short term support
19:28.48genstormas I said, testing repo
19:29.14genstormalesan^: kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-and-linux-mint-doing-plasma-5-8-testing/
19:29.21alesan^thanks!
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19:30.52genstormwhen they get it done that should be a big win for everyone
19:31.55alesan^I see
19:32.14acheronukgenstorm: plasma 5.8 was added to the main kubuntu backports ppa about an hr or 2 ago :)
19:32.43alesan^wow the font in konsole is... really blurry
19:32.46alesan^why is that
19:32.56kafloopascopealesan^, if you're interested, there's an ubuntu based distro called Maui that offers very recent KDE packages
19:32.59alesan^even changing the size... it stays blurry
19:33.14alesan^kafloopascope, Maui??
19:33.19genstormacheronuk: that's good
19:33.25kafloopascopehttp://mauilinux.org/
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19:33.44alesan^kafloopascope, I'd use a name like "Hamburg" for a KDE based distribution, not "Maui" ahah :)
19:34.07alesan^ah
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19:34.22alesan^where do I set thet if I double click on a window title it has to roll up
19:34.38alesan^why KDE tries to mimick windows instead of Unix behavior :(
19:34.51genstormdefine unix behaviour for a gui
19:34.52alesan^OK found
19:35.46alesan^genstorm, get a Sun workstation, that is unix behavour: focus under mouse, double click rolls up windows etc... anyway, I did not want to start a complain etc
19:35.54alesan^sorry for the windows remark.
19:36.35genstormthat was neither standard behaviour in KDE3 nor KDE SC 4
19:37.36alesan^that mey very well be true, but I did not specify which KDE version started trying to emulate windows :)
19:37.50alesan^anyway, it's OK, the option is changed with a simple option
19:37.50pepo_alesan^, because 95% of users migrating to Unix are coming from Windows.
19:38.08alesan^pepo_, good, time to show them a good UI ;)
19:38.16alesan^just kidding do not worry
19:38.30alesan^in fact I am pretty satisfied now, I need to do some work now that my PC is working again
19:38.35alesan^thanks!
19:38.56alesan^well I still have to figure out why konsole fonts are so blurry
19:39.13alesan^but I cna do that a little later
19:39.23pepo_try changing fonts in konsole and font options in systemsettings
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19:40.11alesan^the actual font does not seem to be bad... it is just blurry. I will try with those settings.
19:40.22alesan^see, 90% of my work is done in a konsole with 13 tabs open
19:40.29alesan^then I also use firefox and thunderbird a bit
19:40.40alesan^and IRC :)
19:40.46alesan^but konsole is really important
19:40.50pepo_you cannot do work in IRC :P
19:41.01alesan^it's basically the reason I love KDE
19:41.14alesan^pepo_, well sometimes maybe :)
19:45.32Sho_:)
19:46.00genstormyakuake <3
19:47.51kafloopascopegenstorm, yakuake killer, imo: http://hastebin.com/hixogibeqo
19:49.05Sho_well, Yakuake does a fair number of things that won't do (and it also doesn't work on Wayland) :)
19:49.14Sho_but it's fine if it floats your boat
19:50.34kafloopascopeSho_, yeah, that's one of the things I'm not looking forward to with wayland. That'll break, maybe xmodmap will break, all my scripts using xclip will break, etc.
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19:50.44Sho_yeah :(
19:51.35pepo_sending keys won't work... I use gestures that map to keys a lot
19:52.01Sho_actually that can work
19:52.06kafloopascopeSho_, also worth noting that this solution does some things yakuake won't do -- most importantly for me, lets me change the font size without using a mouse, instantly and with live feedback.
19:52.13Sho_there's a wayland protocol for text input
19:52.15Sho_(used e.g. by IMEs)
19:52.39Sho_kafloopascope: ah
19:52.49pepo_that won't work for global keys I guess
19:52.57Sho_yeah, I need to fix Konsole's KPart so that works in Yakuake
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20:00.30daud_configHello, I am new can someone help me to get me started
20:00.44genstormwhat with?
20:02.05daud_configI have read developer page. How to contribute??
20:02.18daud_configI am totally a newbie
20:03.35genstormdaud_config: did you read https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved ?
20:03.59daud_configYes
20:04.52genstormand did you read https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved/development ?
20:05.40daud_configYes
20:05.45genstormbecause if, you should alrady be able to ask a more specific question
20:07.55daud_configGuide me further from what am i supposed to do
20:08.07genstormwhat do you want to do?
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20:09.00daud_configASking about Written on that page?
20:09.06daud_configSure DEvelopment'
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20:09.23genstormwell, you didn't tell yet
20:09.33genstormyou can contribute in many ways
20:11.13genstormnow if programming is what you want to do, you usually start with some itch you need to scratch in your favourite application, get the code, and fix it
20:12.15genstormif you need to find an itch to scratch, because everything you use from KDE is perfect already, then search in bugzilla for bugs that other people are experiencing
20:12.30genstormor junior jobs
20:12.54daud_confighttps://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&keywords=junior-jobs&list_id=1340815
20:13.05daud_configHere??  THanks
20:14.10kafloopascopewhile scrolling with my trackpad is fine in some places (dolphin, settings>input>touchpad>testarea), it's painfully ineffective in others (settings>desktop behavior>effects, settings>application style>window decorations). what's up with that?
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20:18.38kafloopascopeare those areas expected to scroll according to the same rules?
20:18.53kafloopascopeor do they use separate configurations?
20:19.37ZrenAnyone setuo yakuake at the bottom of the screen?
20:20.13ZrenI just setup a kwin rule to force the position + 0ms animation, but the title bar is still below.
20:20.51kafloopascopebelow?
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20:21.31Zrenbottom of the screen*
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20:22.33kafloopascopethe titlebar is below the bottom of the screen? as in the whole window is off-screen?
20:23.45Zrenkafloopascope, https://i.imgur.com/dOhG1bW.png Titlebar on top possible?
20:24.31Sho_‎kafloopascope‎: It's a bug in Qt
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20:25.15kafloopascopeZren, that's crazy. I didn't know titlebars could even be on the bottom of windows, and also it looks like that one window is using a totally different window decoration theme than all the others
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20:25.56Zrenkafloopascope, it's not the kwin titlebar
20:26.05Sho_His screenshot is of Yakuake, which doesn't use regular decos
20:26.23Zrenit's part of the skin (and made to look like it.
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20:30.08kafloopascopecan you disable that skin's fake titlebar completely, and then force the kwin one to show?
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20:31.27kafloopascopethat bottom bar, with any skin, was another reason I left yakuake . . .
20:32.04kafloopascopeI guess you'd lose access to the menu
20:32.11Zrenhum, looks like there are titlebar-less skins
20:32.38Zrenbut yeah, not sure what the shortcut for the config menu is
20:33.07Sho_The completelty-rewritten Yakuake 4.0 will have a much more flexible theming system where titlebar-less themes are not a hack fwiw
20:33.52ZrenI'm guessing titlebar less skins have pngs with height of 0/1px?
20:34.05Sho_Yeah, something like that
20:34.29Sho_In the old theming system, there's a baked-in idea of having two bars and what items go into each bar is fixed
20:34.38Zrenset the config window shortcut to f1
20:34.42Sho_there's no such restrictions in the new one
20:34.43Zrenhopes he remembers that
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20:38.40kafloopascopeI know yakuake has fancy splitting behavior -- is there anything else I'm missing out on by just configuring konsole to act as a "quake-style"? http://hastebin.com/eturemetev.bash (added kwin config images since last time)
20:41.03Sho_It works on Wayland, it has a somewhat different scripting API, it can auto-close when it loses focus, it can pop up on the screen the cursor is on, it can pop up when you hit the screen edge, it has focus follows mouse for splits, it has input locking, per-tab closing protection and theming
20:41.58Sho_(are you the guy who goes around every reddit thread about yakuake to post this script, too? :)
20:43.03kafloopascopeyeah I'm the same jerk. that stuff sounds cool (for those who want those things), thanks for letting me know. I swear I do it to help people.
20:43.20Sho_https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/573g1m/resurrecting_yakuake/d8q2u2j/
20:43.36Sho_I mean I've let you know before, but I guess you conveniently forgot in context of your mission here or something
20:44.15Sho_but I get it, everybody likes pushing their stuff ...
20:44.17kafloopascopeyour comments here were more specific about the features, I didn't know those things
20:45.01kafloopascopeI didn't store "sophisticated focus handling" or " many more window management-related features " in my brain because they didn't mean anything specific to me
20:45.49kafloopascopeIs there a better / more efficient / scriptable way to change the hide/show policy of a panel other than one right click followed by 5 left clicks?
20:45.56Sho_It's not much of a competition in any case, since Konsole is virtually developer/maintainer-less at this point and I need to fix various things in there so the scripted-Konsole way will improve along the same lines
20:46.18Sho_we need more app devs :/
20:46.47Sho_there's a scriptable way, yeah
20:46.56Sho_check out the plasma scripting tutorial on techbase
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20:47.29kafloopascopethanks
20:47.34Sho_actually it's on userbase now for some reason, https://userbase.kde.org/KDE_System_Administration/PlasmaDesktopScripting
20:48.12Sho_see panelById there and the 'hiding' prop
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20:49.22Sho_and the /PlasmaShell evaluateScript() dbus method to pass it in
20:49.37Sho_(other than using the interactive console)
20:50.16Sho_I also once wrote a plasmoid you could place in a panel to then show/hide it by using the applet's shortcut, that was pretty cute
20:50.18momken_Hi
20:50.30momken_I have a laptop with intel 3320m cpu
20:50.43momken_And it only uses the integrated intel gpu
20:50.46kafloopascopeSho_, ooh, is that still around? I couldn't find one like that
20:50.59momken_Is intel gpu fast enough to run KDE seamlessly?
20:51.13momken_I want to use Kubuntu 16.04.1
20:51.35lauritzt[m]momken_: What OS/DE does it run currently?
20:52.12genstormmomken_: running Plasma-5 on a C2Duo L9400 if that answers your question
20:52.28lauritzt[m]momken_: Nevermind, that should be fine.
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20:53.37ZrenSho_, Does evaluateScript() still require the widgets to be unlocked?
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20:56.17momken_genstorm, So you are running KDE5 on a Core2Due machine fine? weird
20:56.29genstormPlasma-5
20:56.45genstormalso, that's a low-voltage 1.86GHz part
20:57.36genstormand I daresay it beats Plasma-4 performance-wise
20:57.41momken_Anyway I have a core i-5 3320m on laptop with integrated intel gpu, and a core2quad Q9550 with a dedicated nvidia gpu on my desktop PC
20:58.38momken_genstorm, Hmmm. Yeah, I have bad experience with Plasma4. It was heavy, slow and with many slow animations
20:59.04momken_P.S. Both my systems have ssd. I hope it speed things up
20:59.32momken_But because Plasma-5 uses much more gpu than Plasma-4, I fear the intel gpu be not enough
20:59.52genstormif it works with mine...
21:00.12momken_genstorm, But you have a dedicated gpu, don't you?
21:00.16genstormhell no
21:00.42genstormthat thinkpad comes from an era when self-respecting subnotebooks did not come with dedicated gpus
21:01.24genstormit barely lifts fullhd videos
21:02.18momken_genstorm, Oh, so interesting. And you have no issue in animations and other rendering things of KDE5?
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21:02.25genstormno issue with Plasma-5
21:02.58ZrenYep, kwin scripts called from dbus still require the widgets to be unlocked, rather than system locked...
21:03.09Zrenhttps://github.com/KDE/plasma-workspace/blob/master/shell/shellcorona.cpp#L1410
21:03.23kafloopascopebut can I just unlock the widgets in the script?
21:03.36kafloopascopeoh, this isn't a kwin script anyway
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21:16.39kafloopascopeIf anyone knows javascript, feel free to give me a hint here: http://hastebin.com/onaviqawur.pl
21:18.00momken_Just another question. What dark theme do you recommend for KDE/Plasma5?
21:18.36momken_Breeze dark is not bad, but on my laptop its dark blue colors seem shaded and not clear enough
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21:20.15momken_I tested Zion color scheme, but anyway it is not a full theme. I had to manually tweak every setting to a have dark high-contrast working theme on KDE/Plasma 5
21:22.22momken_I have the same problem with Xfce and after many tweakings, xfce still doesn't show all colors correctly (for example sometime black text on black background!)
21:22.50momken_I wish there was a simple solution for a dark high contrast theme
21:23.41kafloopascopemomken_, fwiw I've committed to "dim" themes rather than dark themes. Dark enough to not blind me, but just light enough that dark text and icons are still clear
21:26.04momken_kafloopascope, That is a good strategy too, but some of my displays are so crappy that even a text on dim theme is still hard to read. A real high contrast theme is very easy to read and still good for eye on long readings
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21:29.34kafloopascopeyeah my scheme isn't even really high contrast. And I think everyone but me thinks it's ugly. But if you want to see it anyway, http://i.imgur.com/7qp1n90.png -- http://hastebin.com/tuxoxerinu
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21:34.28kafloopascopeso it looks like zren was right, and if I can't unlock widgets in the script, the script is useless
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21:43.59HelloAtMegaHi
21:44.14kafloopascopeeven with widgets unlocked, this is the closest I'm getting today: http://hastebin.com/wiyacivoru.pl
21:44.19kafloopascopegotta run
21:44.38HelloAtMegaIs it possible to change a certain window to another TAB (not sure how to call it)
21:44.39HelloAtMega?
21:44.54HelloAtMegaI have the default 4 applications
21:45.13HelloAtMegaGeneral, Search and Laungh and 2 more
21:45.37HelloAtMegaand I want to split my onpened windows for those 4 applications/desktops/whatever
21:46.30FLHerneHelloAtMega: Activities? Virtual desktops? (KDE has both concepts, which can be confusing)
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21:48.27HelloAtMegaFLHerne: ah ok
21:48.29HelloAtMegawell
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21:48.36HelloAtMegathat is exactly what I wanted
21:48.47HelloAtMegato divide my opened windows for several desktops
21:49.00HelloAtMegaWhere can I find VirtualDesktops?
21:49.11HelloAtMegaI'm new to KDE
21:49.20HelloAtMegaI'm trying KDE but I was a Gnome user
21:49.25HelloAtMegaso, I'm kinda lost
21:49.43HelloAtMegaand almost going back to Gnome if I can't find a way to setup KDE that I like
21:49.54HelloAtMegaI usually need 3 desktops
21:50.11HelloAtMegaand need to have one Chrome window opened in each Desktop
21:50.26HelloAtMegaand each of that Chrome window usally has about 15 or 20 tabs opened
21:50.32FLHerneHelloAtMega: There's a desktop pager widget that you can put in the taskbar (or just on the desktop if you prefer)
21:50.55FLHerneI'm not sure if it's there by default - looks like a line or grid of rectangles
21:51.48FLHerneYou can set the number and name of virtual desktops in SystemSettings -> Desktop Behaviour -> Virtual Desktops
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21:52.17HelloAtMegaLet me look
21:52.52HelloAtMegaI only have:
21:52.56FLHerneAlso, in SystemSettings -> Desktop Behaviour -> Screen Edges, you can enable dragging windows between desktops by holding at the edge of the display
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21:53.20FLHerneOr various zoom-out effects to look at them all simultaneously
21:53.37HelloAtMegaDesktop Effects, Workspace Appearence, Accesssibility, Default Applications, Window Behaviour, Workspace Behaviour
21:54.04HelloAtMegaI don't have a Desktop Behaviour
21:54.06HelloAtMegamenu
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21:54.52HelloAtMegaOk, I found Virtual Desktops
21:54.58FLHerneHelloAtMega: What version are you using? The settings got tidied up a lot in 5.2 (5.4?)ish
21:55.10FLHerneI think it's under Workspace Behaviour before
21:55.17HelloAtMegaWhere can I see the Version?
21:55.22HelloAtMegaprobably the old one
21:55.29HelloAtMegaIt was in WorkSpace Behaviour
21:55.43HelloAtMegait's the repos version I installed
21:55.49HelloAtMegaI'm using Debian Jessie
21:56.04FLHerneIn settings, Help -> About SystemSettings -> Version
21:56.32FLHerneOh, Debian always have ancient stuff :-(
21:57.07HelloAtMega4.14.2
21:57.30FLHerneYeah, that's years out of date :-/
21:57.32HelloAtMegaI like the look of KDE but it's really different from Gnome
21:57.48HelloAtMegaWell, is there an easy way of getting a newer version?
21:58.18FLHerneOn Debian? Probably not, *everything* on Debian is so ancient that you run into broken dependencies everywhere
21:58.30FLHerneTry OpenSUSE Leap :-)
21:59.33HelloAtMegaI can't just change my S from night to day
21:59.38HelloAtMegaSO
21:59.51HelloAtMegabut you're right about broken packages
22:00.00HelloAtMegaOMG, you can't imagine my torture someitmes
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22:00.28HelloAtMegaOMG, you can't imagine my torture someitmes
22:00.32HelloAtMegabut you're right about broken packages
22:00.46HelloAtMegaOk, but I have a couple more questions
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22:00.53HelloAtMegaWhat are Activities used for?
22:01.09georgioshello. i installed kde connect on my tablet but i cannot make it receive files in the sdcard. the internal space is lacking
22:02.18FLHerneHelloAtMega: The idea is that you group applications by workflow (e.g. one for coding, one for browsing)
22:02.37FLHerneAnd can setup different layouts/widgets/whatever per activity
22:02.54FLHerneTBH, I don't use them normally, ask someone else ;-)
22:03.29HelloAtMegaOk, looks like Activities are just the same as Virtual Desktops, but with the possibility of more fine tunning according our needs
22:03.36HelloAtMegahttps://askubuntu.com/questions/253990/what-is-a-activity-in-kde-and-what-can-i-do-with-it
22:04.19HelloAtMegaI just couldn't find a way of sending to different Activities my 3 Chrome windows
22:04.23HelloAtMegaI just couldn't
22:04.30HelloAtMegadragging didn't worked
22:04.57FLHerneHelloAtMega: If you want to drag windows around, you want virtual desktops
22:04.59HelloAtMegaalso right clicking in the window also doesn't have any ,menu to "move window to Activity X"
22:05.06HelloAtMegayeah
22:05.12HelloAtMegaAlready set 3 Desktops
22:07.18FLHerneHelloAtMega: If you just have lots of fullscreen windows, alt-tab might be easiest :P
22:09.12HelloAtMegayeah, that one I know
22:10.15HelloAtMegaok, more questions
22:10.41HelloAtMegaDoesn't KDE has a menu where we can see the Wireless networks available?
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22:14.30FLHerneYes, there's a widget for that
22:15.23FLHerneAny sane distro would put the networking widget in the panel by default
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22:15.37FLHernedoesn't necessarily assume that of Debian
22:16.09FLHerneIt's a good server OS (my email lives on Jessie), but they really are not good at desktop experience
22:19.57HelloAtMegaheheh
22:20.05HelloAtMegaI can only find network definitions
22:20.25lauritzt[m]Bo
22:20.53lauritzt[m]HelloAtMega: Bottom-left, there should be a networking icon
22:22.23lauritzt[m]You can also right-click on the desktop, add widgets and drag Networks on to the desktop.
22:23.11lauritzt[m]Bottom-right*
22:23.37HelloAtMegaCan't find anythin on bottom left corner like that
22:23.47HelloAtMegaOnly the KDE main menu button
22:24.06HelloAtMegaand a shortcut for File Manager
22:24.06lauritzt[m]Sorry, meant bottom right
22:24.29HelloAtMegaNo, I don't have nothing related with networks
22:24.42HelloAtMegaI have:
22:24.45genstormdid you install some kind of minimal plasma environment?
22:24.59HelloAtMegaI installed kde-plasma-desktop package
22:25.26lauritzt[m]HelloAtMega: On what distro?
22:25.32HelloAtMegaDebian Jessie
22:25.48HelloAtMegaI have in bottom right:
22:27.25HelloAtMegaActivities (3 small colored dots), Virtual Desktops, Skype, Chrome TaskButton, PSensors, Arduino, TeamViewer, Clipboard contents, Notifications, USB devices connected and the Watch/Clock
22:28.02HelloAtMegaThere is one more which is WorkSpaces (gives access to a bar of configurations)
22:28.12lauritzt[m]Is there a small arrow?
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22:29.55HelloAtMegaYes, after clicking on it it shows Notifications and USB devices connected
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22:31.34lauritzt[m]After looking at the debian wiki, you probably need to install plasma-widget-networkmanagement.
22:31.44HelloAtMegaok, let me try
22:32.13ZrenMake a Soda Dark theme for yakuake https://i.imgur.com/Lhn1pgM.png
22:32.17lauritzt[m]You may also want to install kde-standard, kde-plasma-desktop is very minimal
22:32.33HelloAtMegaok
22:39.17HelloAtMegaGoing to reboot
22:41.11zuiss1does anyone here use konqueror. i can't uninstall it from debian without uninstalling all of kde
22:41.45zuiss1just wondering why people use that instead of firefox as a web browser
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22:44.11genstormit's a KDE Application using Qt
22:44.20genstormQupzilla is a good alternative
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22:45.18genstormzuiss1: you can't uninstall because you are relying on meta package from Debian pulling in all of KDE Applications
22:45.40genstormif you do it all yourself, you can pick as you wish
22:46.21zuiss1i prefer to use dolphin for a file manager and firefox for browser
22:46.29genstormme too
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23:00.35FLHernezuiss1: Konqueror is pretty cool
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23:02.40zuiss1i just wonder about security of browsing with it since firefox gets monthly releases and the changelog always has a lot of security fixes
23:03.20FLHernePersonally, I don't need a web-browser that's also a file manager and a PDF viewer and a text editor and a simple image editor and a terminal and a disk-space analyzer and a difftool
23:03.41FLHernezuiss1: Konqueror 16.12 came out literally yesterday
23:04.06FLHerne(using QtWebengine 5.7 and an awful lot of security fixes)
23:04.12zuiss1cool
23:04.33zuiss1i was reading about it
23:04.39zuiss1they ported it to qt5 or something
23:04.40FLHerneNo idea what Debian have, but I suspect it's something ridiculously ancient and insecure
23:05.00zuiss1i doubt it's insecure since debian stable has a good sercurity team
23:05.09zuiss1even if the software is old it gets backported security fixes
23:05.20genstormif there are security fixes
23:05.26genstormand if they are labeled as such
23:05.37genstormwhich is often not the case
23:06.33genstormLTS can only do so much, they can't run upstream on their own, so don't expect wonders
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23:11.14genstormzuiss1: if you're interested: https://blogs.gnome.org/mcatanzaro/2016/02/01/on-webkit-security-updates/
23:12.33FLHernezuiss1: Backporting fixes for browsers is basically impossible
23:12.34zuiss1interesting
23:13.03zuiss1FLHerne: i'm using firefox 50.1.0 in debian stable
23:13.07FLHerneThey're just too complicated - just about *everything* is security-sensitive, and it's all tied together
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23:13.12zuiss1as far as i know that's the latest stable release of firefox
23:13.19zuiss1i was referring to other software, not the browser
23:13.23genstormit is
23:14.06zuiss1the browser is secure in debian out of the box since it installs the ESR release of firefox and keeps it up to date. but it's easy to install firefox release too
23:14.21zuiss1from mozilla.debian.net
23:14.37FLHernezuiss1: And yet Jessie still has Konqueror 4.14, using some ancient version of QtWebkit that probably has dozens of known remote vulnerabilities
23:15.12genstormFLHerne: sure it is QtWebkit and not HTML, the grandfather of them all? ;)
23:15.21genstorm*KHTML
23:16.14FLHernegenstorm: Depends kpart-webkit, I'm pretty sure they're using that by default
23:16.24FLHerneUsing qtwebkit 2.2.1
23:16.27FLHerneFrom _2012_
23:16.32FLHerneSeriously
23:18.15zuiss1well i guess that's all the more reason to use firefox unless you use a bleeding edge distro
23:18.18FLHerneHm, the page I'm looking at now says 2.3.4
23:18.28FLHerneOnly mid-2014, then
23:18.30genstormzuiss1: note that even using ESRs from upstream, you do not get all security fixes from the latest release
23:20.21genstormas the gap between head and ESR branch widens, it becomes just too expensive to backport some things through all the changes
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23:49.52HelloAtMegaFLHerne: is it possible to create a bar where I can have my "Most Used" applications?
23:50.58FLHerneHelloAtMega: Yes
23:51.07lauritzt[m]You can drag from the application launcher on to the panel.
23:51.08FLHerneJust drag the icons from the menu onto a panel
23:51.26FLHerne(you can add extra panels on arbitrary bits of screen edge)
23:51.40AristideHello ! I have problem with KDE, I can't write ê (^ can't be writed), but only in KDE Apps, in Libreoffice and several GTK app its work
23:52.42FLHerneHelloAtMega: Or just press alt-f2 and start typing
23:52.49lauritzt[m]Aristide: What keyboard layout are you using, and what distro?
23:53.05AristideHello lauritzt[m]
23:53.06HelloAtMegaWhere are those panels located?
23:53.28AristideI use AZERTY keyboard, and I have try all french layout settings into KDE
23:53.29lauritzt[m]HelloAtMega: At the bottom (or you can make a new one)
23:53.36AristideAnd I use KDE Neon
23:54.01lauritzt[m]Aristide: What happens? Just a normal e?
23:54.20AristideYes I can't write ^ on Keyboard
23:54.28AristideWhen I press ^, do nothing
23:54.36FLHerneHelloAtMega: By default, you have a big one stuck to the bottom as a task/status bar
23:54.42AristideBut into Libreoffice its work
23:55.20FLHerneHelloAtMega: KDE is pretty configurable, the taskbar, status stuff, menu launcher etc are just widgets that live in a panel
23:55.39FLHerneHelloAtMega: So you can put panels wherever, and then choose what to put in them
23:56.25lauritzt[m]Aristide: Can you type a ^ without a letter (double-press)?
23:56.31HelloAtMegaI have already mess up something
23:56.33AristideNo
23:56.38HelloAtMegaxD
23:57.13HelloAtMegaOk, I managed to get things again in the default place
23:57.35AristideIf I use alternative eliminate dead keys I can write ^ but not with e lol
23:57.36AristideWait
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23:58.21AristideYes, If I choose eliminate deadkey, I can write ^ but not with ^
23:58.26Aristidebut not with e*

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