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00:01.29SysGhostNo difference. (sudo fc-cache -r )
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00:05.16SysGhostWhre else can I look to restore unicode functionality?
00:05.31Sho_what's your font?
00:06.06Sho_i'd suggest making sure you have the noto families installed as a solid backing
00:06.09SysGhostI've set it to DejaVu Sans in plasma's system settings. and also in Konversation font settings.
00:06.28SysGhostthere's a whole bunch of noto fonts installed.
00:06.29Sho_DejaVu Sans doesn't contain emoji glyphs, so the font stack has to subsitute into something else for them
00:06.35Sho_that something else needs to be installed, noto is a good bet there
00:06.54Sho_distros sometimes split up noto in various ways
00:07.01Sho_there could be a seperate package for the noto emoji font
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00:07.10Sho_worth checking to be sure
00:07.23SysGhostalmost no unicode shows up in kde/plasmaprograms. While in other non plasma/qt/kde programs it works fine.
00:07.53SysGhostsuspect missing some important package all ofa sudden, but don't know which
00:08.40SysGhostall noto fonts seems installed.
00:08.55SysGhosteven cjk even While I should not need that one()
00:09.29oprypinnoto-fonts-emoji is there presumably, it's something else
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00:11.33davidebeatriciHi
00:11.46davidebeatriciI have two monitors, one connected via DVI and one via HDMI
00:11.52davidebeatriciIntel HD Graphics 4600
00:12.31davidebeatriciThe one connected via HDMI is an AOC G2778V, 1920x1080 75 Hz
00:12.42davidebeatriciThe one connected via DVI is a Samsung SyncMaster 2433BW, 1920x1200 60 Hz
00:13.07davidebeatriciIn the Screen settings I can choose a maximum of 60 Hz for both monitors
00:13.16davidebeatriciHow can I set the AOC to be at 75 Hz?
00:14.46SysGhostdavidebeatrici: I guess the AOC one doesn't give x.org a proper EDID configuration.
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00:15.30davidebeatriciSysGhost: It's a FreeSync monitor, maybe that's why?
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00:16.14SysGhostcould be. See your distribution wiki on how to override the given EDID and force custom modes
00:16.24davidebeatriciSysGhost: Debian
00:17.46davidebeatriciI'm going to paste you the output of read-edid
00:17.48SysGhostSho_: Thanks for pointing me in a direction to correct my font problem. I think I might have a whole lot of font related problems. fc-cache -rv give me a f..kton of errors when ran as normal user.
00:17.48davidebeatricihttps://packages.debian.org/buster/read-edid
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00:19.17Sho_SysGhost: funky ... hope you figure it out, don't really have other ideas :/
00:19.48davidebeatricihttps://pastebin.com/9BhKAtkT
00:20.41SysGhostSho_: When pacman (Arch package manager) updages/install fonts, fc-cache is ran as root. Google recently split up the noto-font packages into several parts. I suspect mu local users fontcache isn't "up to date"
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00:23.36davidebeatriciSysGhost: xrandr --props shows:
00:23.37davidebeatrici1920x1080     60.00*+  50.00    59.94
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00:26.03SysGhostdavidebeatrici: This page covers what you might need: https://askubuntu.com/questions/789513/how-to-set-native-resolution-via-xorg-conf-overriding-edid
00:26.13davidebeatriciSysGhost: Thank you!
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00:28.16SysGhostOne wonder why it is so hard for monitor manufacturer to include proper and full edid information.
00:28.54davidebeatriciSysGhost: I did it by adding a new configuration to HDMI-1 using xrandr
00:28.58davidebeatrici74.91 Hz
00:29.21davidebeatricihttps://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/xrandr
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00:33.33davidebeatriciSysGhost: For some reason the animations lag
00:33.45davidebeatriciBut I can confirm t hat the monitor is set to 75 Hz
00:33.48davidebeatrici*that
00:34.19davidebeatriciAlso scrolling on Chromium
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00:38.57SysGhostnot tearing then?
00:39.13davidebeatriciExactly
00:39.42SysGhostweird. forcing modes shouldn't affect performance.
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00:44.08SysGhost...unless... the two monitors are in different frequencies, where I believe x.org sets the total viewport to 50 hz. That together with vsync and such would case a great drop in rendered frames. Just guessing here based on my own dual head experiences with nVidia.
00:44.32davidebeatriciSysGhost: Yes, the other monitor is 60 Hz
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00:44.51davidebeatriciThat's what I guesses as well
00:46.52SysGhostturn off vsync and enable the xorg drivers antitear function. (Different depending on gpu manufacturer)
00:48.15davidebeatricihttps://www.pcsuggest.com/fix-linux-screen-tearing/
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00:58.58davidebeatriciSysGhost: Same problem :(
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01:01.36davidebeatriciSysGhost: OK
01:01.48davidebeatriciI can see smooth only if the refresh rate is set to 50 Hz
01:01.55davidebeatriciWhich is what KDE sets if I choose Auto
01:02.04davidebeatriciHow can I set everything to be at 60 FPS?
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01:03.46SysGhosttry getting both monitors at the exact same frequency. that'll allow the underlying viewport to set its framerate to that value.
01:04.35davidebeatriciOh, here's why
01:04.38SysGhostMixing different models and brands of monitors are often hard. Personally I try to stay with a bunch of monitors of the exact same model to avoid these problems.
01:04.43davidebeatriciThe other monitor has a maximum of 59.95 Hz
01:05.19davidebeatriciBut on my monitor I can set 59.94
01:05.19davidebeatrici...
01:05.25davidebeatriciGuess I will set the other to 60
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01:30.47davidebeatriciSysGhost: OK
01:30.50davidebeatriciIt works fine
01:31.06davidebeatriciHowever, sometimes it drops some frames
01:31.15davidebeatriciI don't know what could cause it
01:32.42davidebeatriciIt does it on both monitors
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11:17.55qwipHi! I have just installed kde plasma on ubuntu. I am not able to drag and re-position desktop icons and also not able to mark select on desktop (like in windows)
11:20.13qwipHow can I enable it? ^
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11:31.53nickbnfqwip: unlock widgets
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11:32.27eraserpencilI'm on ubuntu trying out kmail and the suite of apps but I cant seem to reset my kdewallet password
11:32.49eraserpencilI've followed instructions online, but I cant find the kdewallet app
11:33.25qwipnickbnf, they are already unlocked
11:33.28nickbnferaserpencil: kwalletmanager
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11:34.00nickbnfqwip: and you have a folder desktop mode?
11:34.23qwipnickbnf, what is that? (i am using kde plasma for the first time)
11:34.32eraserpencilit's not showing up in unity dash
11:35.04nickbnfqwip: right click on a desktop -> Wallpaper -> Layout == Folder View
11:35.16nickbnferaserpencil: kwallet in unity? lol
11:35.54qwipnickbnf, ahh. it was on desktop layout. changed it
11:36.23eraserpencilyea no such software. would I have to download it from the software centre?
11:36.26nickbnfqwip: you are welcome
11:36.54nickbnferaserpencil: have never used ubuntu, so no idea, but you need a kwallet manager
11:36.56eraserpencilthat dosent make sense cause kwallet prompts for my password on kmail launch
11:37.14nickbnferaserpencil: korrect, kmail using kwallet manager
11:37.24qwipnickbnf, thanks :) how can i add my terminal in the options that appear when i right click on desktop?
11:38.05nickbnfqwip: lol, have no idea, I am mostly using Alt+F2 to launch programms
11:38.19nickbnfqwip: or simply pinning programms to a task bar
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11:39.14qwipnickbnf, when i try to search gnome-terminal or simply terminal in Alt+F2 search bar then it is not showing me gnome-terminal as a option
11:39.46eraserpencilso whilst I am lacking the gui app, there must be a daemon running somewhere in the background for that prompt
11:39.54eraserpencilbut I dont see that in terminal
11:40.28nickbnfqwip: it showing you installed apps lol
11:40.55nickbnferaserpencil: if there is no gui app in ubuntu, fill a bug in ubuntu bug tracker then
11:40.57qwipnickbnf, clearify.
11:41.04eraserpencilkk
11:41.10nickbnferaserpencil: there must be a kwallet manager some here in repo
11:41.13eraserpencillet me ask the #ubuntu guys
11:41.14qwipnickbnf, gnome-terminal is already installed
11:41.49nickbnfqwip: lol, have no idea. just curious why do you want to use gnome-terkinal if there is a konsole?
11:42.12qwipnickbnf, it does'nt looks nice ;)
11:42.27nickbnfqwip: then why do you want to use KDE at all?
11:43.36qwipnickbnf, I think you misunderstood me. I am saying that I do not like konsole style and that's why i want to use gnome-terminal
11:43.47romanggqwip: for a first time user it's better to install Neon, Kubuntu or another distro geared towards Plasma instead of installing packages over standard ubuntu.
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11:46.31nickbnfqwip: or OpenSUSE for example
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11:46.41nickbnfqwip: or Fedora KDE spin
11:46.41qwipromangg, I have installed kubuntu after installing ubuntu
11:47.04nickbnfqwip: *buntu buggy adventure :)
11:47.24BluesKajHowdy folks
11:47.43qwipHey BluesKaj!
11:47.50nickbnfhello
11:47.51qwipThanks for your help yesterday
11:49.09BluesKajhi qwip, ok , not sure who you are , unless you used a different nick
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11:51.29qwipBluesKaj, yeah. was using a different nick probably. my download of kubuntu got stuck on 56%, remember?
11:51.40BluesKajok
11:52.54qwipHow can I add a application shortcut standard menu which appears when you right click on desktop? BluesKaj
11:53.37BluesKajqwip, did you manage to change repos and finish the kubuntu-desktop install
11:54.33qwipyeah. installed it sucessfully. BluesKaj
11:54.41kishore96If you have a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications or .local/share/applications, it should appear there.
11:55.10kishore96You mean in the application menu thing, right?
11:55.20BluesKajqwip, you van add quick lauanch to the panel and add your favorite apps there
11:55.58kishore96Or configure desktop > mouse actions and bind one of the buttons to 'application menu'.
11:55.58BluesKajvan=can
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11:57.15qwipkishore96, checked that settings but not ablle to add anything to standard menu there
11:57.53qwipBluesKaj, yeah. i know that. but i want it to appear in standard menu which appears on right click
11:59.02BluesKajqwip, dunno, never tried that I just add to favorites in kmenu
11:59.40qwipBluesKaj, can you help me with this: when i try to search gnome-terminal or simply terminal in Alt+F2 search bar then it is not showing me gnome-terminal as a option
11:59.50BluesKajor quicklaunch ...never hear of adding them to the contex tmenu
12:00.39BluesKajuse the konsole it's the same as the gnome termina;l
12:01.07qwipBluesKaj, thats not answer to my question :)
12:01.36BluesKajI don't use gnome
12:01.59qwipokay
12:02.04BluesKaja termenal is a terminal
12:02.12BluesKaj;-)
12:02.59qwipBluesKaj, not actually! People have different needs. They are using some specific terminals from many years
12:03.06qwiplike termite
12:05.31BluesKajthen install gnome terminal
12:06.52qwipi already have it installed
12:07.10qwipthat is the problem. i have it installed but the search is not showing it
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12:08.39BluesKajsearch it as gnome-terminal
12:08.55qwiptried it. no good
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12:10.08nickbnfqwip: can you expalin what is the difference between gnome-terminal and konsole if both are simply forwarding system shell?
12:10.30VergeKonsole is for KDE
12:10.45asturmVerge: by KDE
12:10.59VergeAnd *for* KDE
12:11.07asturmPlasma, yes
12:11.13asturmor any other DE
12:11.15qwipnickbnf, i don't know. never used konsole
12:11.19VergeIt pulls in a ton of KDE deps with it and follows only KDE theming etc.
12:11.23nickbnfVerge: it is just a terminal
12:11.34VergeWell, actually it doesn't pull in deps, sorry
12:11.38Verge8 MB seemingly
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12:11.59BluesKajI don't think there's any difference , but he claims there is
12:12.36VergeNope, it does, I just had them installed already
12:12.45Verge200 MB of deps to install a terminal emulator
12:12.45nickbnfBluesKaj: exactly, and it is a simply duck illness
12:13.03nickbnfVerge: He has already Plasma 5 installed so relax
12:13.17Vergeah
12:13.22asturmyeah.
12:13.22Vergeoh, we're at #kde
12:13.22qwipBluesKaj, Can you please quote my message in which I said that there is a difference in "Konsole" and "gnome-terminal"
12:13.24Vergelol
12:13.31VergeI thought #gnome
12:13.47VergeI forget I'm still here
12:14.30nickbnfqwip: you are saying this in near each message
12:14.35nickbnfVerge: kek
12:14.42BluesKajqwip, scroolup and copy it yourself
12:15.08nickbnfVerge: hello from a KDe worls to a world of a monochrome icons and no customization :)
12:15.14qwipBluesKaj, can't you guys find it? Becasue it is in your minds and you people assumed it yourself
12:16.03nickbnf[13:02] <qwip> BluesKaj, not actually! People have different needs. They are using some specific terminals from many years
12:16.04nickbnf[13:03] <qwip> like termite
12:16.52nickbnfqwip: "some specific terminal" pobably with some specific language, layout and rainbow unicorns
12:16.52qwipnickbnf, yeah. exactly. how does it mean that I am saying that "konsole" is different from "gnome-terminal"
12:17.20BluesKajgnome -terminal is exactly the same as the kde/plasma konsole in my experience . I've used both , qwip
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12:17.30nickbnfqwip: it does not matter what terminal programm you are using, but insted a shell makes a difference
12:17.42nickbnfqwip: bash, zsh, etc
12:18.04nickbnfqwip: all this GUI terminals are only forwarding a system shell
12:18.08nickbnfqwip: nothing more
12:18.23nickbnfqwip: so, you have a special shell in your system, yes
12:18.37nickbnfqwip: but not really a special GUI terminal
12:18.40qwipBluesKaj, the issue was not about that are they both different or which one is better. but was that why isn't gnome-terminal is shwoing up in search
12:19.00qwipnickbnf, can you see a difference b/w termite and konsole?
12:19.20nickbnfqwip: then it is probably an issue of gnome-terminal in ignoring open desktop standard....
12:19.28VergeDoesn't the search under KDE show you something like 'Terminal' for both apps, gnome-terminal and konsole
12:19.42nickbnfqwip: it does not really matter what GUI forwarder you are using
12:19.42BluesKajqwip, this is asilly sebate, I'm no longer participating
12:19.45qwipNo,it does'nt. Verge
12:19.51BluesKajdebate
12:20.22qwipBluesKaj, you guys just made it a debate about which is better than another
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12:20.46BluesKajI did not
12:20.53qwipnickbnf, i think you have never used termite at all and that is why you are saying this
12:21.03nickbnfqwip: wrong, we are just telling you, that there is no difference
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12:21.43qwipnickbnf, i was not asking you guys if both are different or not
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12:21.58qwipyou guys just seem to force KDE products
12:22.10qwiptools*
12:22.11VergeKonsole has better graphical emoji support 😉
12:22.20mueslohey, i'm having an issue with kwallet. I use my gpg key to encrypt my wallet. However, for a while now I've not been able to commit changes to the wallet "error 53: unusable public key". I've noticed that my pgp key in kgpg doesn't have 'encryption' in its capabilities anymore (I did create it that way). Any ideas how to fix?
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12:22.48muesloto clarify: I did create it with encryption capability, but that has now disappeared
12:23.01nickbnfqwip: if gnome-terminal ignoring open desktop standars in some way, or it is simply wrong compile in one concrete distro, there is not much plasma can do about it
12:23.26nickbnfqwc: you can amnually edit a kde app menu and add a definition of gnome-terminal
12:23.37nickbnfqwc: then it will be shown in fast launch
12:24.18nickbnfmueslo: hm, what distro you are using?
12:24.35mueslonickbnf: arch linux
12:24.51nickbnfmueslo: looks like for some reason first you have setup kwallet with gpg encryption, but then it was removed froma build for some reason...
12:25.04nickbnfmueslo: interresting..
12:25.24nickbnfmueslo: one sec will look at my own kwallet config (fedora here)
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12:25.54mueslothanks :)
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12:32.34mueslonickbnf: it seems my subkeys in gpg are gone, you need those for encryption, right?
12:32.49nickbnfmueslo: I can remember that earlier it was really possible to use GPG encryption, but now I can not found this option any more...
12:33.30nickbnfmueslo: actually you only need you private and public gpg key's
12:33.36mueslonickbnf: gpg also does not list my private keypair with encryption capability so it does not actually seem related to kde
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12:34.06nickbnfmueslo: you are right, but still I am wondering about this option... this was a really good question :)
12:35.30nickbnfmueslo: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=193831
12:35.53nickbnfmueslo: hm probably it was a feature from kde 4 that is still not fully ported to kf5
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12:37.03mueslothen my wallet must date from kde 4 days, i thought I recreated it sometime in the last 2 years, interesting
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12:37.58nickbnfmueslo: actually it can be just a compilation issue
12:38.17nickbnfmueslo: one need to enable GPG support by kwallet manager, so simple it is...
12:38.27nickbnfmueslo: really thcx for your question
12:38.30muesloi'm testing my subkey theory now, i'll report back if that's the cause
12:39.36nickbnfmueslo: sounds like a Big Bang theory
12:41.37muesloif I open my key for editing, there is a subkey for encryption, which is *not* expired...
12:41.47muesloseems gpg is at least doing something strange too
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12:42.09mueslooh wait
12:42.13muesloit *is* 2018
12:42.18muesloyeah, my subkey expired 4 days ago
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12:42.27asturm:)
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12:43.43nickbnfmueslo: Happy New Year!
12:44.39mueslohaha, thanks
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12:50.07nickbnfmueslo: have found a "kf5-gpgmepp" package in my distro... will try to restart a session to see if now I have a gpg support back
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12:50.33asturmnoo not that
12:50.47asturmwell, unless really old packages
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12:55.09nickbnfmueslo: still no gpg option
12:55.31nickbnfdid current kf5 kwallet managet supports GPG encryption?
12:55.48oprypinyes
12:56.09nickbnfoprypin: but it must be compuled with gpgmepp support?
12:56.31nickbnfoprypin: then there will a gpg option avaliable at a creation time?
12:56.31oprypini don't know any of that
12:56.44asturmnickbnf: yes, but kf5-gpgmepp is long obsolete
12:56.47oprypini just know that i have such an option, never used it
12:56.47nickbnfoprypin: you are probably using opensuse..
12:56.54oprypinwut
12:56.55thiagomy wallet is gpg-encrypted
12:57.13asturmnickbnf: kf5gpgmepp went into gpgme upstream
12:58.25nickbnfasturm: thx for info... I can not fund any way to create a gpg encrypted wallet
12:58.43nickbnfasturm: any tipp about missing compile flag or so?
12:59.21nickbnfasturm: I am using fedora, and can fill a bug about this feature, but it would be handy to know what is probably missing, to get it fixed faster...
13:00.06asturmnickbnf: kwallet needs to be built with Gpgmepp
13:00.41asturmwhich exists if gpgme-1.7.1 was built with [cxx,qt5] support
13:00.51asturm>=gpgme-1.7.1 that is
13:01.17nickbnfasturm: gpgmepp 1.9.0 here..
13:01.29nickbnfthere is also a qgpgmepp binding...
13:01.36nickbnfit is also obsoleted?
13:01.48asturmthey may call it like that if they have split packaging
13:02.27asturmso qgpgmepp may translate to gpgme[qt5] but I can not know
13:02.31nickbnfasturm: thank you wery much
13:03.04nickbnfasturm: looks likekwallet was compiled in a wrong way in fedora...
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13:03.39nickbnfasturm: so if one will recompile kwallet properly, there will be a gpg option as new wallet creation dialog?
13:03.50asturmyes
13:04.45nickbnfasturm: thank you wery much for your support! Then I will filla a bug report in a Fedora bugtracker
13:05.25asturmyw
13:05.57nickbnfasturm: ah, a dumb question , is there is any way to see a build flags of a compiled kwallet, any like verbose info about enabled fatures?
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13:07.29nickbnfasturm: probably witha help of hex editor or so
13:07.31asturmnickbnf: you can check if /usr/lib64/libkwalletbackend5.so.5 links to libgpgmepp.so
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13:08.37nickbnfasturm: thank you once again
13:10.09muesloit doesn't appear to require a direct build flag, e.g. on arch, the pkgbuild for kwallet is https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/tree/trunk/PKGBUILD?h=packages/kwallet&id=f6ba5c407181b8e783aa94227059be3f698a36d3
13:10.27mueslowhich doesn't mention gpgme in the build, but has gpgme as dependency
13:10.28asturmyeah it doesn't, it just requires not to be disabled (and gpgmepp to be present)
13:10.44asturmit is an automagic dependency, if it is there, it will be built with support
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13:13.11nickbnfldd /usr/lib64/libkwalletbackend5.so.5 | grep gpg
13:13.12nickbnf<PROTECTED>
13:13.24nickbnfhm, so probably gpg support was simply disabled
13:13.40nickbnfIf I am interpreting this out put correctly
13:15.31muesloappears that way, I have links to libgpgme.so and libgpgmepp.so in that file
13:16.17nickbnfmueslo: roger that, then it is obviously build bug on a fedora side
13:16.28nickbnfmueslo: will will a bug report today
13:17.22nickbnfsed s/will/fill
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13:17.51asturmfile?
13:18.14nickbnfasturm: file?
13:19.02nickbnfasturm: what do you mean?
13:19.03asturmto file a bug - filing a bug
13:19.19nickbnfasturm: ah, thank you for correction
13:19.26nickbnf:) not a native speaker here
13:19.55asturmme neither ;)
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13:25.33mueslonickbnf: * Wed Jan 03 2018 Rex Dieter <rdieter@fedoraproject.org> - 5.41.0-2
13:25.33mueslo- cosmetics, fix gpgme support
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13:26.36muesloor do you have at least that version?
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13:32.51nickbnfone sec will check it out
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13:34.53nickbnfmueslo: kf5-kwallet-5.41.0-1.fc27
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13:35.23nickbnfmueslo: so probably I should try 5.41.0-2 first then
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13:37.48nickbnfmueslo: where have you found this info from rdieter?
13:38.27nickbnfmueslo: direct in bodhi?
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13:42.11nickbnfmueslo: have already found it in a rawhide compose report
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15:47.44wyvernOn gentoo's plasma 5.10, system settings > displays doesn't actually change anything when I rearrange/rotate the monitor configuration. When I click apply, the monitor layout icons just snap back to the way they were, and the actual monitor config doesn't change. How can I go about debugging why this is?
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15:48.59wyvernIs there a log file I can look in, or specific settings files I should blow away?
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16:48.32markongis there any GUI File Manager which supports copying files along with their attributes (stat()) ? I'm looking at Dolphin, Krusader but I can't find anything related...
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17:14.59wawawawawhey guys, can someone help me out with kde connect? I need to share files between two pcs, can I use this?
17:16.07wawawawawit works between manjaro kde and android but i cannot do this between laptop nad desktop pcs...
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17:17.23Snowhogwawawawaw: Are both PCs running Linux? And if 'yes', what flavors of Linux?
17:21.06wawawawawboth are on Manjaro
17:21.16wawawawawwhich is Arch
17:21.28wawawawawplasma 5.11.2
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17:30.16Snowhogwawawawaw: See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NFS
17:32.41oprypinno, don't see that
17:32.43oprypinSFTP
17:33.17markongerhmm...I probably should specify: I'm interested in preserve file ctime,atime etc... after the copy/move, but with A GUI fm...
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17:38.11wawawawawI noticed that sftp is ticked in options in Connect
17:38.11wawawawawlet me check laptop as well
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17:42.39wawawawawboth computers have that enabled as well as "send and receive files" option
17:43.00wawawawawyet i have yhe option to send files to Android only
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17:50.51Snowhogwawawawaw: KDE Connect isn't for sharing between two PCs. It's designed to allow sharing between Android cell phones and your PC.
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18:06.26nickbnfwawawawaw: use nextcloud
18:06.34nickbnfwawawawaw: install your own instance
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18:06.47nickbnfwawawawaw: nextcloud has a great kde compatible client
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18:13.36wawawawawok, thanks. I will also try samba shares
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18:17.25oprypinare you serious right now
18:17.39oprypinwawawawaw, please just use SFTP
18:17.57oprypinsftp://hostname   in dolphin
18:18.14Snowhogwawawawaw: Samba shares is for sharing between Windows and Linux.
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18:27.27Researchany idea why no thumbnails are displayed in my task switcher which is set to breeze ?
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18:27.56Researchthe preview button shows them but all that's displayed in practice are icons
18:28.03Researchwhich aren't even consistently sized O_o
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18:28.21Researchmaybe there's a setting somewhere which I missed or an update broke the theme ?
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18:39.43qwcnickbnf: wtf?
18:39.53nickbnfqwc: ?
18:40.15qwcyou highlighted me
18:40.26nickbnfqwc: what?
18:40.39qwc<#kde:nickbnf> qwc: you can amnually edit a kde app menu and add a definition of gnome-terminal
18:40.39qwc<#kde:nickbnf> qwc: then it will be shown in fast launch
18:40.42nickbnfqwc: what are you talking about?
18:41.22nickbnfqwc: it was your question about geting buggy gnome-terminal in a kde launcher
18:41.35qwci've never asked such question!
18:42.08nickbnfqwc: you asked why you can not see gnome-terminal using kde Alt + F2
18:42.20qwcnope
18:43.14nickbnfqwc: lol it was qwip
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18:43.22qwcwtf ... lol
18:43.32qwcokay
18:43.46nickbnfqwc: I suppose that using hex insted of nickname would be even a better idea :)
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18:43.48qwcmy quassel saves only highlighting not the whole conversation ;)
18:44.31nickbnfqwc: it is sime kinf od BNC?
18:44.35nickbnf*kind
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18:46.54qwcno, quassel is a server client application ... you can use it locally, as one application or you have a quasselcore installed somewhere with a database in the background which runs just forever und you only connect with your quassel-client
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18:49.02nickbnfqwc: such kind of a caching IFC proxy
18:49.11nickbnfIRC
18:49.14qwcyup
18:49.26nickbnfqwc: riger that
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18:49.46nickbnfqwc: will look at this quassel
18:49.48qwcyou can save the whole conversation  of all channels you're in ... but in one year i got something around 2 or 3GB of text... tooo much
18:50.06qwcoh btw. quasselcore is also multiuser capable
18:50.15nickbnfqwc: I am right now playing around with ZNC
18:50.21qwcso you can have one instance for serveral users
18:50.45nickbnfqwc: will compare them, to see what solution is better for my use case
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18:51.26nickbnfwith your short nickname and saving only higlited messagies, you are probably getting mess in your log :)
18:51.30qwclet me know when you've chosen a solution and the reasons behind it (im just curious) :)
18:51.51qwcwell nickbnf it's the first time this happened
18:52.04nickbnfqwc: wil tell you, and besids qwc is easy to memorize :9
18:52.27qwcin around ... well ... i'm using this since a minimum of 5 or 7 years, cant remember really :D
18:53.04nickbnfqwc: problem is, if you are actively using tab, some times shit happened
18:53.22qwctab ?
18:53.35nickbnfqwc: tabulator key
18:53.44nickbnf<-
18:53.45qwcah of course :D
18:53.48nickbnf->
18:53.53nickbnfyea
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18:54.24nickbnfit is comfortable but some times you a picking up a wrong person
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18:55.12qwcwell, you have to read over your writing before hitting return
18:55.18qwc:)
18:55.36nickbnfqwc: some times you are just to lazy
18:56.10nickbnfqwc: and in a combination of Tab + brillian lenovo chicklet shit some times it goes funny
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19:22.16mm0Hello! After every reboot the icons show up on the left side of the top panel and i have to manually move the systray icons to the right. How could i fix it so that they will always stay on the right of the top panel? I tried with "lock widgets" but after reboot they will appear on the left againn. Can someone please help me?
19:22.18mm0https://unsee.cc/64be5934/
19:28.29rindolfmm0: hi
19:28.56mm0hi rindolf
19:29.18rindolfmm0: the home dir permissions are ok, right?
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19:39.33mm0Hmm, i'm not completely sure honestly. Maybe i should make a hook on "Only owner can rename and delete folder content"?
19:39.33mm0https://unsee.cc/4aaeee30/
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19:59.41mm0@rindolf, do u have any ideas?
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20:00.54rindolfmm0: no, seems fine
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20:07.04mm0"Only owner can rename and delete folder content" didn't make any change
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20:15.29ResearchDoes someone at least know which package the task switcher breeze theme is from so I can try reinstalling it ?
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21:04.21JuanIs there a way to change desktop defaults to all users? Tried the skel approach with the plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc file but I think the cointainment number isn't permament
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21:13.04JuanThis is what I found on the subject https://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/Modify_KDE_Software_Defaults
21:13.12Juanis there anything more in depth?
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21:20.46MoultResearch: that depends on your distribution
21:21.08ResearchMoult, arch
21:21.39MoultResearch: then try the arch channel
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21:23.04ResearchI guess - the reason I was asking here in the first place was since I was curious if this is a bug
21:23.20Researchor just a feature
21:24.06Researchin which case reinstalling probably wouldn't help anyway unless I wipe all of the configs
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21:33.35asturmResearch: reinstall rarely solves anything
21:33.56Researchexcept for when it does
21:33.57asturmResearch: you can try with a clean test user
21:34.03asturmbecause that's where your configs are
21:34.27Researchwell I installed arch with kde on another machine recently
21:34.27asturmResearch: if it does, then you should be concerned about your data integrity
21:35.07Researchand I noticed on both machines typing into the settings search sometimes causes settings to close or crash
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21:36.19asturmResearch: it could be a qt-5.10.0 regression
21:36.32asturmarch is one of the first to jump the gun on that, and issues are expected
21:37.00Researchyeah there are always a few bugs here and there
21:37.08asturmResearch: what settings search do you mean?
21:37.12Researchusually doesn't affect me much
21:37.20asturmsystemsettings?
21:37.23Researchyup
21:37.34Researchthat has a search box
21:38.35Researchactually accept for the task switcher strangeness I'm only getting on this machine
21:38.54Researchthe only other really annoying issue I have on both is that network manager fails connecting on boot
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21:39.11Researchwith the "no secret provided" message
21:39.22Researchdisconnecting and connecting manually works fine
21:39.54Researchlooking at dmesg it looks like it tries to connect before the wireless device is ready
21:40.38Researchmight be out of scope here though since iirc the only part of kde is the networkmanager frontend
21:41.31Researchnot sure which part is actually responsible for requesting a new connection
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