[03:04] <gligar13> hello
[03:04] <gligar13> whats up gamers
[03:05] <gligar13> do we have any black ppl in the chat
[03:05] <gligar13> cuz if we do get out
[03:06] <gligar13> yo you enjoy shast mouton rush
 valorie, we may need some cleanup on aisle 6.
[03:29] <gligar13> mabye
[03:29] <valorie>  oh good lord
[03:29] <gligar13> what
[03:31] <valorie> I don't do this enough!
[03:36] <valorie> thanks @DarinMiller
 np, this channel is not the place....
[04:01] <Daskreech> Hi Roey! :_
[04:01] <Daskreech> :-)
[04:01] <Daskreech> Doing pretty well
[04:46] <Metamorphosis> Hello, no matter how many times I change the address, it seems that the skype repo on ubuntu is problematic. I wanted to know that if I remove the repo, could I keep using the installed software (no need to update it atm) without issues?
[04:59] <DarinMiller> yes, you can remove the repo without uninstalling skype.  However, you will no longer recieve updates.
[05:01] <DarinMiller> You can also install skype as a snap....
[05:02] <DarinMiller> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[05:02] <Metamorphosis> DarinMiller Thanks
[05:03] <DarinMiller> use: sudo software-properties-qt
[05:05] <DarinMiller> You can uncheck the skype repo on the "Other Software" tab, so the repo remains, but not checked during sw updates.
[05:06] <DarinMiller> The skype repo can be rechecked whenever needed.
[05:08] <DarinMiller> Discover can also manage repos using the Setttings option (at least in Kubuntu 20.04).
 What can you do about the fact that when a pptp connection is turned off, but it leaves its dns "nameserver n.n.n.n" in /etc/resolv.conf? Actually, it starts loading pages for a long time until you manually remove this dns...
[09:59] <RikMills> test
 test
[10:00] <RikMills> \o/ bot is working again
[11:53] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[13:26] <alpha_predator> Hi
[13:27] <alpha_predator> HELLO???
[13:28] <BluesKaj> hi alpha_predator
[13:28] <alpha_predator> Why are you here?
[13:28] <alpha_predator> BluesKaj
[16:29] <juacom99> Hi, i'm on a kubuntu 19.10 up to date, with an nvidia graphic card,  i just got a new screen and neither kubunto or xrandr are detecting it, the screen is plug-in to my cpu and  has power. Any idea?
 try using Detect Displays option in the nvidia-settings.
 also, ensure your monitor OSD option is set to the connection in use (DP, HDMI, VGA, etc)
[16:42] <juacom99> IrcsomeBot:  thanks, i try my nvidia detect but nothing happends, is worth saying the second screen is plug to the mother's GPU
[16:43] <juacom99> as for the source all i see on the monitor is going to enegy save mode so i can't even tell
 Do you have sufficient ports to plug both monitors into the NVidia GPU?
 If you mix the motherboard and GPU connections, you need to ensure you have a CPU that has built in video.  If you are certain you have built in video, then ensure it is enabled in the BIOS.
[16:48] <juacom99> i think,  the other one is a DVS so i got to get  somthing to change vga to dvs
[16:48] <juacom99> ok i'll check the bios, brb
 For trouble shooting purposes it may help to remove the NVidia card, ensure the mb port is working with current BIOS settings, then plug in the NVidia card.
 Is this the latest kdeconnect version for Windows?
 https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/kdeconnect-kde_Release_win64/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/kdeconnect-kde-1.4-234-windows-msvc2017_64-cl.exe
 Franz, that looks like the latest windows release to me.
 My friend has a problem with it trying to see his pc from hos phone
 He can't see the phone. They're both running kde connect
[17:15] <juacom99> IrcsomeBot: thanks man after a short while i found the option in the bios and now is working
 We solved his problem. Thank you
 Franz.  Excellent. Thanks for reporting back.
 That was an issue with windows firewall
[19:20] <alipmpaint> Hi!
[19:20] <alipmpaint> How are you guys?
[19:43] <ferm> in my 20s
[19:43] <ferm> chat in the offtopic server
[21:33] <mrsofiane> Hi
[21:33] <mrsofiane> testing kubuntu


[00:51] <maxxD> Hi! I need some help getting my A2DP Headset connected properly..
[00:55] <teward> maxxD: #ubuntu is better for support
[00:56] <maxxD> teward: okay thanks
[04:30] <Towkir> in ubuntu, under which packages will graphical issues be reported ??


[00:47] <cjohnston> hi DoorToDoorGeek
[00:47] <DoorToDoorGeek> Hello
[01:02] <DoorToDoorGeek> cjohnston, can I ask how advanced is some of the stuff that goes on here?
[01:03] <cjohnston> DoorToDoorGeek: if you check out the link in the topic to the classroom page you will see... It gets into developing and such
[01:04] <DoorToDoorGeek> It looked kinda advanced but was not sure how it was presented
[01:06] <nhandler> It all depends on the session and who the intended audience is
[01:06] <DoorToDoorGeek> gottcha
[01:06] <DoorToDoorGeek> thanks
[01:07] <DoorToDoorGeek> so you guys are developers?