[15:29] <qense> hello
[21:56] <^seelenn^> newz2000: Evening, not sure if you saw my m
[21:56] <^seelenn^> message yesterday.
[21:57]  * newz2000 checks
[21:58] <newz2000> oh hey ^seelenn^, did we do this before?
[21:58] <^seelenn^> Nope, I'm new to helping the Jubuntu website
[21:58] <^seelenn^> Kubuntu*
[21:58] <newz2000> have you talked to Jonathan about this?
[21:59] <newz2000> or ryan
[21:59] <^seelenn^> I spoke to Ryan, he told me to ask you
[22:00] <^seelenn^> Riddell has let me loose on the site also, I'm sure he's be fine with it
[22:00] <newz2000> ^seelenn^: would you mind emailing me a request? That way I can talk to Jonathan about it tomorrow and then reply with the details (including a link to the db dump assuming he's ok with that).
[22:00] <newz2000><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[22:01] <^seelenn^> Of course, I'll do that now, thank you very much
[22:01] <newz2000> my pleasure
[22:01] <newz2000> I've got to finish my current task before I can do anything else or I'll be in trouble. :-)
[22:02] <^seelenn^> That's understandable, I'll pop you an email once I've finished helping Ryan with colours
[22:02] <newz2000> sounds great


[19:49] <kiraitachi> with winff when i try to do so it jumps an error
[19:50] <kiraitachi> this is the log from the console
[19:50] <BlouBlou> kiraitachi: paste error to pastebin
[19:50] <kiraitachi> FFmpeg version SVN-r19352-4:0.5+svn20090706-2ubuntu2, Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Fabrice Bellard, et al.
[19:50] <kiraitachi>   configuration: --extra-version=4:0.5+svn20090706-2ubuntu2 --prefix=/usr --enable-avfilter --enable-avfilter-lavf --enable-vdpau --enable-bzlib --enable-libgsm --enable-libschroedinger --enable-libspeex --enable-libtheora --enable-libvorbis --enable-pthreads --enable-zlib --disable-stripping --disable-vhook --enable-gpl --enable-postproc --enable-swscale --enable-x11grab --enable-libdc1394 --extra-cflags=-I/build/buildd/ffmpeg-0
[19:50] <kiraitachi> .5+svn20090706/debian/include --enable-shared --disable-static
[19:50] <kiraitachi>   libavutil     49.15. 0 / 49.15. 0
[19:50] <FloodBotK3> kiraitachi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:50] <kiraitachi>   libavcodec    52.20. 0 / 52.20. 0
[19:50] <BlouBlou> !paste > kiraitachi
[19:51] <kiraitachi> sorry...
[19:51] <BlouBlou> don't worry
[19:51] <kiraitachi> well thats the error log...already up there..
[19:51] <BlouBlou> bot quiets you, so I didn't read
[19:51] <BlouBlou> !paste | kiraitachi
[19:52] <BlouBlou> then give us the link
[19:52] <KjetilK> I had my one-year-old on my lap, and she tends to find keyboard shortcuts I'm not aware of... :-) Now, she changed the timezone of the panel clock, and I can't get it back to the local default... Back in the day, it used to be easy to set it to any of the configured timezones, but now I can't find it...
[19:52] <kiraitachi> ok here is the log of the error
[19:53] <kiraitachi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/325572/
[19:53] <kiraitachi> there it is
[19:53] <kiraitachi> is it a codec i need to install?
[19:54] <BlouBlou> kiraitachi: no, you are trying to convert a part of video
[19:54] <kiraitachi> no its just that the video is called part 1 but its the hole movie...
[19:55] <kiraitachi> pretty sure about it...
[19:55] <kiraitachi> and it happens with all the avis i try to convert to psp format..
[19:55] <BlouBlou> kiraitachi: have you got ffmpeg instaled?
[19:55] <BlouBlou> sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
[19:55] <Walzmyn> KjetilK: yours does that too?
[19:55] <kiraitachi> let me see
[19:56] <BlouBlou> it's necesary for winff
[19:56] <kiraitachi> might not...let me check
[19:56] <BlouBlou> if you haven't got it installed, install and restart winff
[19:57] <kiraitachi> yeah i got it already
[19:58] <kiraitachi> i type that in and says ''ffmpeg is the newst already'' after saying before reading dependencie and tree bla bla
[19:58] <KjetilK> Walzmyn, yeah, I have to make sure nothing has my sudo passwd and take frequent backups :-)
[19:59] <BlouBlou> kiraitachi: well sorry, but I must to go :(
[19:59] <kiraitachi> its ok
[19:59] <kiraitachi> ill google a bit ;)
[19:59] <kiraitachi> thanks either way
[19:59] <BlouBlou> no problem, see you :)
[19:59] <kiraitachi> what about u ubottu?
[20:00] <KjetilK> kiraitachi, ubottu is a bot that people use to answer FAQs :-)
[20:01] <kiraitachi> lol
[20:01] <kiraitachi> XD
[20:01] <kiraitachi> haha
[20:01] <LOGAN> where can I buy 1 kubuntu original CD?
[20:01] <kiraitachi> y buy it if u can get it free?
[20:02] <kiraitachi> want to support them?
[20:02] <maco> kiraitachi: because you can only request so many for free
[20:02] <maco> and LOGAN has asked for many
[20:02] <LOGAN> ni i reached my limit at shipit
[20:03] <kiraitachi> a ok
[20:03] <kiraitachi> XD
[20:03] <kiraitachi> didnt knoiw
[20:03] <LOGAN> i have requested 2 from previous versions for a while now, one for me one as present
[20:03] <LOGAN> i also didnt know else I didnt ordered the second one to give as present :)
[20:04] <LOGAN> Id given him a cheapass copy instead if I had known lol
[20:04] <Tm_T> ubuntu shop? shop.ubuntu.com
[20:04] <LOGAN> nah they only sell for 5 minimum limit
[20:04] <Tm_T> LOGAN: oh, right
[20:06] <LOGAN> would need to pay for five AND pay for shipping on top of that
[20:07] <LOGAN> and other sources only sell copies
[20:07] <Tm_T> though there's no much difference in it, except the looks of wrapping
[20:07] <LOGAN> indeed
[20:08] <LOGAN> I also have my games on original and no steam downloads because I want to display them
[20:09] <LOGAN> and I also wanted to order a CD of Ubuntu... means I end up with to many :)
[20:10] <Tm_T> LOGAN: you can always spread/sell your leftovers
[20:10] <maco> no such thing as too many! ....until theyre end of life (hrm i stil have a bunch of Gutsy server around here somewhere...)
[20:10] <LOGAN> yeh probably. im looking on ebay now
[20:11] <maco> i have 5...no wait 4, i gave one away....Ubuntu 9.10 and 3 Kubuntu 9.10 CDs sitting here to give away to people
[20:11] <maco> LOGAN: why not get 'em all then carry around spares with you and when youre telling people about this super cool OS youre using...you have a copy to hand them?
[20:12] <Tm_T> maco: I have some of first Ubuntu ones still here...
[20:12] <maco> Tm_T: i may have thrown out the gutsy server discs. i definitely have a bunch of Hardy discs though
[20:14] <LOGAN> not many people I know are interested. All only using windows, regardless of how cool they think the buntu's look sadly enough
[20:16] <NSsmiles> trying to install a driver for  my printer...not sure  what ap  to open it with
[20:17] <LOGAN> ebay only seems to sell copies
[20:17] <maco> doesnt have to be people you already know
[20:17] <maco> i dont know 1/20 of the people ive given cds to
[20:18] <maco> (which is somewhere on the order of 300)
[20:18] <NSsmiles> can someone help with this
[20:18] <LOGAN> well other fans usually already have it installed
[20:19] <LOGAN> I thought about having a stack of them at local library or something lol
[20:20] <hagabaka> NSsmiles: what type of file is the driver?
[20:20] <maco> other fans? no no, other people whom you do not know and who have not heard of ubuntu
[20:20] <maco> THAT is who you give pretty CDs too
[20:20] <maco> because THEY are the ones that need to see something that looks professional
[20:20] <NSsmiles> Driver packages: x86 32 bit: 1.0.2a (RPM for LSB 3.1), 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.1), 1.0.2a (RPM for LSB 3.2), 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.2), x86 64 bit: 1.0.2a (RPM for LSB 3.1), 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.1), 1.0.2a (RPM for LSB 3.2), 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.2) (How to install)
[20:21] <maco> you want one of the debs
[20:21] <NSsmiles> 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.1
[20:21] <gtozzi> !splashscreen
[20:22] <maco> NSsmiles: ae you running 32 or 64bit?
[20:22] <NSsmiles> 32
[20:22] <maco> ok then either the 2nd or 4th file
[20:23] <NSsmiles> i used the 2nd
[20:23] <NSsmiles> but not sure how to open it
[20:23] <maco> its the instlaler
[20:23] <xenome> just installed kubuntu and ark seems to crash every time I click on a .bzip file
[20:23] <maco> *installer
[20:23] <maco> if it ends in .deb
[20:23] <maco> should be able to "sudo dpkg -i blahblah.deb" (replacing blahblah.deb with the right filename)
[20:25] <NSsmiles> after i loaded it ...i have a window asking what ap i want to open it with?
[20:25] <NSsmiles> launch aplication
[20:27] <NSsmiles> can you tell me what to open it with?
[20:28] <miklos> hi
[20:29] <gtozzi> I'm migrating my root partition, what's the right way to copy /dev /proc and /sys directories?
[20:30] <miklos> yee
[20:31] <miklos> acer emachines dualcore
[20:32] <miklos> open mc press F6
[20:32] <miklos> F5
[20:33] <Tm_T> gtozzi: hmm, I don't believe you copy those really
[20:33] <gtozzi> Tm_T: it's completely dynamic?
[20:34] <Tm_T> gtozzi: should be
[20:34] <gtozzi> Tm_T: ok, I'll try to just mkdir them, ty
[20:35] <maco> NSsmiles: gdebi
[20:35] <maco> gtozzi: do not copy those
[20:35] <NSsmiles> ok thanks
[20:35] <gtozzi> maco: ty
[20:35] <miklos> tried to put windows xp and 7 on my new laptop----no way----ubuntu-----first time
[20:37] <Drunkpunk> hey all new here and looking for help and general kubuntu chat
[20:37] <gtozzi> !hi | Drunkpunk
[20:37] <Tm_T> Drunkpunk: this is the channel for help, for chat, welcome to #kubuntu-offtopic (:
[20:38] <K350> How to end all running sudo sessions?
[20:38] <Drunkpunk> hey, the problem is with screen resolution and (i think) nvidia
[20:38] <NSsmiles> i  dont   see gdebi
[20:38] <gtozzi> Drunkpunk: go on
[20:39] <Drunkpunk> all was working fine yesterday and now cant get above 800x600
[20:39] <maco> NSsmiles: just go in the command line and do the dpkg -i line i gave you before
[20:39] <Drunkpunk> tried clean install and everything
[20:39] <dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69> hey
[20:39] <dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69> i have a ?
[20:39] <gtozzi> Drunkpunk: have you recently upgraded the nvidia drivers?
[20:39] <Guest32963> hi guys
[20:39] <maco> !ask | dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69
[20:39] <Guest32963> i have a
[20:39] <Guest32963>  problem
[20:39] <Guest32963> my taskbar
[20:39] <dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69> has anyone used ubuntu notebook remix
[20:39] <Guest32963> i cant
[20:39] <FloodBotK3> Guest32963: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:39] <Guest32963> unhide
[20:39] <maco> !enter | Guest32963
[20:39] <Drunkpunk> used the package that d/l'd automatically when i used the restricted driver
[20:40] <gtozzi> Drunkpunk: I had issues too with lastest nvidia drivers, I solved installing back the old ones
[20:40] <Drunkpunk> swapped between kubuntu and ubuntu as well!
[20:40] <Drunkpunk> how do i find the previous package?
[20:40] <gtozzi> Drunkpunk: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185
[20:41] <dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69> is the notebook remix really as kool as they clame
[20:41] <Guest32963> i removed my taskbar in kubuntu now i dont know how unhide the taskbar...???
[20:41] <NSsmiles> i'm new to linux so i dont know what the blah blah was suppose to be
[20:41] <Drunkpunk> you, gtozzi are a true PRINCE!
[20:41] <Drunkpunk> i'll see if it works
[20:41] <maco> NSsmiles: the name of the deb file you want to install
[20:41] <gtozzi> Drunkpunk: lol
[20:41] <NSsmiles> yes
[20:42] <Hetman> hello i`ve just install Kubuntu 9.10 64bit. And i have a problem with sound in wine - i cannot rune it .. on Alsa, Pulse audio itp. Is it know bug ? Can i fix that ?
[20:42] <Laeborg> What is "permanent KVM"? Im in the ordering process of a server
[20:43] <dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69> also does anyone know of a program to where i can stream music see i am a online dj too and i want to use linux cuz it is more stable than freaking windows and now i need to find a program that i can use to dj with
[20:44] <Drunkpunk> well, I'm off to explore IRC and check out the off topic room
[20:44] <Drunkpunk> thanks for your help
[20:45] <darrenm_> Hello everyone. I've got a problem installing Kubuntu 9.10 x64 on dmraid. Can anyone help me?
[20:46] <gtozzi> dj_TAZ_DEVIL_69: yep, there is a streaming daemon but I can't figure out it's name by now
[20:47] <NSsmiles> 1.0.2a (DEB for LSB 3.1..that is the file...now what do i put in the command line
[20:49] <hagabaka> the reboot and shutdown options in kde menu and krunner are not working, anyone know a fix?
[20:52] <noren> !shutdown
[20:53] <darrenm_> grub-install seems to fail on installing Kubuntu 9.10 using the alternate CD installing to dmraid.
[20:54] <darrenm_> Doesn't say it's failed but drops me to the install tasks menu where the only thing that works is aborting the install without GRUB being installed.
[20:54] <gtozzi> darrenm_: it just failed for me too, I solved installing LILO then manually installing grub later
[20:55] <darrenm_> Bah. I'll restart the install then thanks.
[21:03] <K350> How do one edit the time for how long a sudo session can keep going. And/or where do one do that?
[21:08] <Hetman> can somebody tell me why i don`t have sound on wine and flash ? is it any way to run it on kubuntu 9.10 64 bit
[21:10] <Hetman> thank`s for answer ... this really pro official support
[21:11] <loadus> Hetman, I was typing a solution, but because of your 2min patience it seems that it might be the wrong one :P
[21:11] <Hetman> loadus: i ask the same question 20 min ago
[21:11] <loadus> Hetman, the problem is pulseaudio, WINE won't work with it and some cards don't like it at all
[21:12] <maco> s/some cards dont like it at all/some sound drivers are horrendously broken/
[21:12] <maco> Hetman: this isnt professional support
[21:12] <maco> this is random people who are helping out a bit in their spare time
[21:13] <maco> Hetman: if you want professional support, support contracts are available through shop.ubuntu.com
[21:13] <amichair> Hetman: this is community support
[21:14] <Hetman> so now the question is , is it any way to fix that ?
[21:15] <gtozzi> Hetman: rtfm
[21:15] <Hetman> gtozzi: readed manual, looking on google .
[21:15] <loadus> I solved it on my rig by uninstalling pulseaudio, but I won't recommend it, since it might produce some odd behaviour
[21:16] <amichair> Hetman: I have pulseadio as lowest priority in system settings > multemedia, and no problems
[21:16] <maco> !rtfm | gtozzi
[21:17] <maco> pulseaudio is not included in kubuntu
[21:17] <maco> removing it should not break things in kubuntu
[21:17] <maco> breaking things in ubuntu by removing pulseaudio is, however, perfectly reasonable since upstream gnome loves pulseaudio
[21:27] <WaY> hello
[21:28] <loadus> lo
[21:28] <amichair> hi WaY
[21:28] <WaY> anybody knows a good wifi network manager appart from wicd and network-manager?
[21:30] <midwey> sera a tutti
[21:38] <ubuntu>  Hi all,   In dolphin how do you dolphin to display files sizes, it deispays number of items, which doesn not help me much.
[21:39] <ubuntu> Learning to to type of spell could help me :-/
[21:42] <gtozzi> ubuntu: where are you from?
[21:42] <ubuntu> Maine.
[21:43] <gtozzi> ubuntu: use "detail" list mode
[21:44] <ubuntu> This is my first use of Quassel, I thought I'd set my nick to other than ubuntu :-/
[21:45] <gtozzi> ubuntu: should be a good idea :P
[21:46] <ubuntu>  "/nick dosent seen to have any effect?
[21:47] <gtozzi> ubuntu: it works
[21:48] <drew3-live> Ahh yes it does, auto complete if 'ni' didn't work
[21:48] <drew3-live>  ty
[21:52] <drew3-live> I an seeing Number of 'items' and not Size as in 'mb-kb' in the , Number of items is not something I can use
[21:53] <amichair> drew3-live: try right-clicking on the column headers and checking 'size'
[21:59] <drew3-live> Noope, no luck.  Konqueror has Number of items also,  I was trying to avoid needing to click on Properties for each and every flolder.
[22:00] <amichair> drew3-live: oh, you're talking about folders, not files...
[22:00] <drew3-live> yep.
[22:01] <amichair> drew3-live: yes, I miss that too sometimes. but since it needs to calculate the folder size recursively, which can be heavy on the disk, they don't do it unless u ask for it (properties)
[22:02] <rodolfo> hello people
[22:02] <drew3-live> I suffer from a bad habbit of using the name file, and not folder, sorry.  (ordirectory)
[22:03] <amichair> drew3-live: they are different things so it's important :-)
[22:03] <rodolfo> there are some girl here?
[22:03] <maco> yes
[22:03] <maco> why do you ask?
[22:03]  * maco wonders why there *wouldn't* be girls or women here
[22:04] <rodolfo> give us msn id to talk
[22:04] <amichair> hehe... msn...
[22:04] <gtozzi> rotfl
[22:04] <rodolfo> hehehe
[22:06] <amichair> I just noticed the 'expandable folders' option in dolphin - how convenient!
[22:11] <drew3-live> In the few weeks I have been using Dolphin, I like it, except for the Size=Items and not Size=MB-KB.
[22:12] <drew3-live> I'm guessing that is a Distro choice of K-X-or U-buntu
[22:13] <gtozzi> drew3-live: I guess you can configure it to tell size in kb/mb, but i don't know how
[22:13] <drew3-live> I wish I did, it would make my current task simplier.
[22:14] <drew3-live> Certainly ther is a text page someplace to configure it.    O well, thanks for looking,
[22:14] <amichair> I feel dolphin is not entirely mature. there's always little things that are missing or get in the way, though I can't always put my finger on it.
[22:14] <maco> fix it?
[22:15] <drew3-live> I think I found one.
[22:15] <maco> i know youve been having fun patching things lately
[22:15] <amichair> well yeah :-)
[22:15] <amichair> is it kde?
[22:15] <maco> yes
[22:16] <amichair> although, they are more design choices than actual bugs, and as such much harder, if at all possible, to change
[22:17] <amichair> maco: so how come isn't it dolKin? quite an exception for such a prominent app
[22:18] <maco> kde has moved away from the K thing with KDE4
[22:18] <dtchen> maKo
[22:18] <maco> im not benjamin!
[22:18] <dtchen> unfortunately that's too much like the other MaCO
[22:20] <amichair> well when I finish up with kubuntu bugs, maybe I'll get back to them. had an unpleasant experience there, and didn't go back
[22:21] <amichair> they're not as welcoming as you guys :-)
[22:22] <maco> ah yeah....
[22:22] <maco> one of the women in kubuntu flamed one of the guys in kde when he gave a useless reject message to one of my patches
[22:22] <maco> something like "rejected. go figure out why"
[22:22] <amichair> yeah, something similar
[22:24] <amichair> I did a couple days work fixing things, and uploaded patches, no one as much as looked at it for 3 months, and then it was just closed and ignored because one of their devs fixed (after I did) a couple of the bunch of bugs, and they just ignored the rest. duplicate work in general, and waste of time for me. didn't patch anything since.
[22:26] <amichair> their loss :-)
[22:30] <ner0x> Any good vector programs for icons/layouts etc, other than inkscape.
[22:44] <K350> Applications such as synaptic and others that use to prompt for the password don't do that here anymore. What can I do about that. Anyone?
[22:46] <bodom> finally my desktop is up and running with raid
[22:47]  * gtozzi gtozzi is now known as bodom
[22:48] <sharpen047> would anyone help me setup an ad-hoc network please?
[22:50] <Guest3994> Who's the ubuntu channel in spanish please?
[22:53] <AssociateXxx> how do I get grip installed?
[22:55] <Guest29714> good night, i want to know wich is the ubuntu's channel in spanish
[22:55] <AssociateX> hello
[22:55] <AssociateX> how do I get grip installed?
[22:57] <AssociateX> anyone?
[22:59] <bodom> all my fonts are too small, anyone have any idea of where could be the problem?
[23:00] <adaptr> bomber: buy a bigger monitor!
[23:00] <adaptr> bah
[23:01] <hullo> hello, i've got a little problem  I updated ubuntu, installed vmware and i think one of those patched my kernel then a couple weeks later i restarted my machine and since then grub no longer finds my hard drive when booting
[23:02] <faderhval> Goodevening people, I just succesfully installed Kubuntu 9.10 and it looks good but i how ever am getting a buzzing sounds constantly from my speakers.. i've tried googling for a bit but no one seem to have a concrete answer anyone in here might know what to do?
[23:07] <Nevalune> hello
[23:22] <harolddong> have you tried removing pulseaudio?
[23:29] <AssociateX> how do I get grip installed?
[23:30] <dam> hello
[23:30] <dam> have any of you ever installed TVU on Linux before ?
[23:32] <kcj1993> how do i get rid of "kick-off"
[23:33] <dam> have any of you ever installed TVU on Linux before ?
[23:33] <kcj1993> me?
[23:36] <faderhval> Goodevening once again :)
[23:38] <faderhval> Could someone tell me how do i remove PulseAudio?
[23:38] <seige36> kpackage manager
[23:40] <faderhval> yeah when i try that i get an error saying it can't be removed because of kde run time or something like that.. sorry for bain vage but im very new to this
[23:41] <kcj1993> how do i move things around on the panel
[23:41] <kcj1993> *facepalm*
[23:42] <kcj1993> I am beginning to hate kde
[23:44] <kcj1993> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[23:44] <kcj1993> anyone????????????
[23:44] <Izinucs> kcj1993: repeat.. I just logged in...
[23:45] <kcj1993> ok
[23:46] <kcj1993> I need to know how to move things around on the panel
[23:46] <kcj1993> in kde
[23:46] <Izinucs> you mean the different boxes?
[23:47] <Izinucs> on the bottom panel or the "screen"/ Desktop itself?
[23:47] <kcj1993> on
[23:47] <kcj1993> no
[23:48] <kcj1993> the "widgets" on the bottom panel itself
[23:48] <kcj1993> i don't know how to move them
[23:48] <kcj1993> it making me very angry
[23:50] <kcj1993> angry enough to log back into gnome and uninstall kde
[23:51] <Izinucs> looks like if you point at the panel and right mouse click .. choose Panel Options then choose panel settings.. once the settings bar is displayed point at one of the icons you want to move and you'll see what might look like a blue compas pointer cross thingy.. that's the indication you can move the icon or group of icons
[23:51] <Izinucs> Once done don't forget to lock the panel to prevent additional/accidental movement.
[23:52] <kcj1993> Wow, KDE epic fail, all that just to move something.
[23:52] <Izinucs> I'd like to know how to add programs to my "Favorits" section of the kmenu
[23:52] <kcj1993> ah
[23:52] <kcj1993> all better
[23:53] <kcj1993> how do i get rid of kick-off?
[23:53] <Izinucs> kcj1993: can you help with my frustration?
[23:53] <Izinucs> kcj1993: what's kick off?
[23:53] <kcj1993> the main menu
[23:53] <kcj1993> whats your issue?
[23:54] <Izinucs> the k menu icon on the bottom left? the one that show's the menu? .. my issue .. look up a few lines.
[23:55] <kcj1993> yes thats what i mean the thing that shows up when you click the "k"
[23:55] <kcj1993> it's called kick-off
[23:55] <Consul_Falx> how can I detect which ports are open?
[23:55] <kcj1993> but i want the old menu that kde 3 has
[23:56] <Izinucs> do the same thing you did to move stuff except when pointing at the "K" right mouse click and choose Remove from panel
[23:58] <Izinucs> kcj1993: you can right mouse click the panel "in edit mode" and add a widgit.. in the list there is what appears to be an option for the classic menu
[23:58] <kcj1993> Izinucs, thanks i found the old menu, what was your problem, i only logged in a few mins ago.
[23:59] <Izinucs> I'd like to know how to add program launchers to my "Favorite" menu.. the primary menu shown when you click the 'K'
[23:59] <kcj1993> sorry i dont know how to do that


[21:35] <Fudge> morning guys, installed 23.04 yest to test how accessibility is going etc. im noticing when task switching i lose speech, not sure if it is keyboard lockup yet
[21:38] <Fudge> nothing showing up with apport


[08:11] <elacheche> Morning!
[08:22] <nabdev> o/
[08:50] <Chikore> Moring Yall!!
[08:50] <MarwenDo> Hi :)