 @Aristide, do a 'ps faux | grep -i kontact' on the Konsole and then look for the risidual PID that are still running and the Kill them with 'kill -9 #PIDNumber"
 or press 'Ctrl + Esc' to bring up the 'System Activity UI' and then type 'kontact' in the search bar and then send the 'KILL' signal to all the risidual Kontact Processes
[00:56] <Aristide> I don't have kontact process
[00:56] <Aristide> I try again after kill akonadi
[00:57] <Aristide> No... Crash again :(
[02:35] <magic_ninja_work> what do you guys use for a system monitor as opposed to ksysguard
 some people liek command line "top"
[02:47] <magic_ninja_work> what does ircsomebot do
[02:47] <magic_ninja_work> I want a general system monitor. Top alone doesn't do it.
 ircsomebot is an IRC bridge to Telegram..
 what do you find lacking in ksysguard?
[02:51] <magic_ninja_work> per process network usage. It is available in other utilties, but I would rather have one tool that includes that functionality.
 were you aware you can add a new tab to ksysgard and then add deseired resources to the tab?
 Additional columns IO columns can also be added to the Process Table (right click on the table's title bar)
[04:15] <CheetahPixie> Morning folks.
[04:16] <CheetahPixie> I need some help, specifically with Jack.
[04:16] <CheetahPixie> I can start it, but doing so silences my system.
[04:16] <CheetahPixie> No audio in, no audio out
[04:41] <valorie> CheetahPixie: you might get more help in a jack or audio channel
[04:41] <valorie> jack isn't standard in Kubuntu
[04:41] <CheetahPixie> What would be such a channel?
[04:41] <CheetahPixie> #jack ?
[04:41] <valorie> also #ubuntu-studio might help
[04:42] <CheetahPixie> Gotcha.
[04:42] <valorie> yes, #jack exists and is for the audio connection kit
[04:42] <valorie> ubuntu-studio allows the use of jack
[04:42] <valorie> plus they are good people
[05:03] <Eickmeyer> valorie: For future reference, #ubuntustudio (one word).
[05:16] <valorie> aha, thank you
[06:12] <lordievader> Good morning
[07:31] <k_sze> I'm undecided whether I should try kubuntu disco or kubuntu LTS.
[07:52] <diogenes_> k_sze, if you got recent hw then go for the latest.
[07:53] <k_sze> define "latest". :P
[07:53] <diogenes_> disco
[07:53] <k_sze> sorry, I meant "recent"
[07:53] <diogenes_> new gpu new cpu
[07:54] <k_sze> I have a Core i5-4590 with 16 GiB RAM, no discrete GPU.
[07:54] <k_sze> https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/80815/intel-core-i5-4590-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-70-ghz.html
[07:55] <diogenes_> then either will work, lts 3 years disco 9 m.
[07:55] <k_sze> using the integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600
[07:55] <katnip`> disco is nearly EOF, LTS is good 3 yr
[07:55] <katnip`> EOL
[07:57] <justneedforthat> hello may i ask something if there is anyone who uses skype in kubuntu 19.04?
[07:57] <diogenes_> !ask
 Yes
[07:58] <justneedforthat> sorry o.o so i was using manjaro kde and lately in skype there is a notification says there is a new update,but in pacman ts updated already.Is it same in kubuntu ?
[07:59] <justneedforthat> and it seems same in opensuse kde already which i installed yesterday,but i didnt like how it handles software center :/ and i need a lovely kde so i was checking kubuntu
[08:00] <k_sze> justneedforthat, you need to nag Microsoft about that.
[08:00] <diogenes_> hehe
[08:01] <k_sze> They are building the packages for the various Linux package managers.
[08:01] <k_sze> It's the same situation for the package on Snap.
[08:01] <justneedforthat> ahh that MS and its crap -.-
[08:02] <justneedforthat> did you guys experinced kernel panic or system break on kubuntu 19.04?and which kernel are you using already?
[08:04] <justneedforthat> i was quite happy with memory usage of manjaro and pacman but these kernel panics and time to time system breaks became a pain in back :/
[08:05] <justneedforthat> last time i used ubuntu 14.04 for one year and it was rock solid about performance and stability but i have no idea about how it handles with kde and non-LTS versions
[08:06] <justneedforthat> so please share your experince is you are using 19.04 and it would be great if you used arc-based kde so you can compare each other :D
[08:07] <justneedforthat> please :)
[11:01] <k_sze> erm...
[11:02] <k_sze> I just installed Kubuntu on a second SSD, but the installation process seems to have overwritten the GRUB entry for my existing (GNOME) Ubuntu installation on my primary SSD.
[11:20] <lordievader> k_sze: Reinstall grub to the primary SSD and let is scan for all installed OS-es.
[11:27] <k_sze> lordievader, how exactly do I do that?
[11:27] <k_sze> honestly I'm not even sure where grub is right now.
[11:27] <lordievader> Do you have a workable install?
[11:28] <k_sze> I'm currently in the Kubuntu.
[11:29] <lordievader> Do you use uefi?
[11:29] <k_sze> yes
[11:33] <lordievader> Is your efi partition mounted to `/boot/efi`?
[11:34] <k_sze> eys
[11:34] <k_sze> It's /dev/sda1
[11:34] <k_sze> which is my primary SSD
[11:35] <lordievader> Run `sudo grub-install --efi-directory=/boot/efi`
[11:35] <lordievader> And follow it with a `sudo update-grub2` (assuming here ubuntu didn't change these things)
[11:37] <k_sze> this is what Boot-Repair's BootInfo Summary says about my current state: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/HsjKb2xZ8M/
[11:40] <k_sze> lordievader, update-grub2 still haven't found my old Ubuntu for some reason.
[11:42] <k_sze> I think it's because the old "/boot" of my primary SSD hasn't been mounted and so update-grub2 doesn't know about the linux and initrd images in it?
[11:42] <lordievader> The data is still there?
[11:42] <k_sze> *should* be
[11:43] <k_sze> should still be in /dev/sda2
[11:46] <lordievader> Perhaps. You could copy the /boot to the root of the other install and try again.
[11:48] <k_sze> Or how the easier way is how do I mount my old encrypted LVM2 in this new Kubuntu installation just so I can start working?
[11:48] <k_sze> I don't want to waste time fixing grub for now.
[11:49] <lordievader> Ah, the other install ins encrypted?
[11:49] <k_sze> yes
[11:49] <lordievader> Grub doesn't see installs on encrypted media. Bit of the point of encryption.
[11:50] <lordievader> Or am I misunderstanding your setup?
[11:51] <k_sze> So /dev/sda is my primary SSD, /dev/sda1 is the EFI partition, /dev/sda2 is the old /boot, /dev/sda3 is the old root in encrypted LVM2.
[11:52] <k_sze> I now also have /dev/sdc as my secondary SSD; sdc1 seems unused, sdc2 is the new /boot, sdc3 is the new root in encrypted LVM2.
[11:53] <k_sze> note that the new /boot in sdc2 also seems unused. Even now, as I'm booted in Kubuntu, sdb2 is mounted as /boot instead of sdc2
[11:53] <k_sze> oh wait
[11:53] <k_sze> what am I talking about?
[11:53] <k_sze> sdc2 is mounted, not sda2
[11:53] <lordievader> Right, yes. That is going to be troublesome to get that into one grub automatically. However, should be relatively easy to do manually. Especially if the /boots are not encrypted.
[11:56] <k_sze> ok, I just mounted the old /boot in sda2 as /mnt/boot2
[11:56] <k_sze> (read-only, of course, just so I don't accidentally mess it up further)
[11:56] <lordievader> The problem isn't the /boot here. Its the two LUKS volumes.
[12:04] <k_sze> If I just want to access my old home, I basically just follow this guide?
[12:05] <k_sze> https://blog.sleeplessbeastie.eu/2015/11/16/how-to-mount-encrypted-lvm-logical-volume/
[12:07] <lordievader> Yes, if you want to access a specific LVM volume, that is the way  to go.
[12:09] <k_sze> ok, at least I can get working tomorrow.
[12:09] <k_sze> I'll slowly figure out how to fix grub.
[12:09] <k_sze> honestly this is really surprising.
[12:10] <k_sze> the (K)ubuntu installer not warning me when it sees an existing LUKS and not warning me that it will overwrite grub entries.
[12:19] <lordievader> Seeing an existing LUKS volume means nothing. There is no way to know if it is just data on there or an OS install.
[14:01] <hexacode> hello all
[14:01] <hexacode> i want to use the command wall in local but it's not working :( ?
[14:56] <Guest20823> Hello. I am trying to install Kubuntu. I have Windows and want to duel boot. It's been a few years but the installer always offered me the option to put it alongside windows. However now I only get "guided - use entire disk"  How do I deal with this?
[14:57] <Klinda> hello I just reboot kubuntu cause the arrow was blocked but I could press it.. what could it be?
[15:10] <Guest20823> So I figured it out with some youtube video's I hope. It' s installing now. I am not sure I did not just delete windows or all the data. I think not. But it seems way more hard than just a few years ago where you could just click " put it next to windows" . Am I being wierd or is there normally this option???\
[16:07] <ay_ay_ron> kbh
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