[02:15] <nicol2> hi. I have a stats project where I use java to load in about 400mb to ram by sequentially opening roughly 7000 files in a directory. it seems whenever I do this, kubuntu freezes during the next boot and i have to reinstall the OS
[02:28]  * tekkbuzz recommends not doing that.
[02:30] <tekkbuzz> nicol2: I would do a mem test.
[02:31] <nicol2> do i reinstall the operating system and then do a memtest, or boot up in recovery mode terminal and do a mem test?
[02:31] <nicol2> right now it freezes on the "kubuntu" loading screen
[02:32] <tekkbuzz> should be an option in your grub menu.
[02:32] <nicol2> ok thanks
[03:10] <nicol2> pass complete, no errors, press esc to exit
[03:13] <Blade83> moin
[05:47] <shiggitay> hey all...
[05:47] <shiggitay> I've been trying to install Kubuntu 14.10 on my Baytrail tablet.... I had it going, but then stupid me decided to try out a 15.04 daily build, and now I can't get 14.10 running again....
[05:47] <shiggitay> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2257841&p=13192577#post13192577
[05:48] <shiggitay> ^ ^ ^ More detail
[05:48] <valorie> 14.10 on a tablet is impressive
[05:49] <shiggitay> haha
[05:49] <shiggitay> it ran pretty well too
[05:49] <valorie> trying 15.04 daily sounds .... slightly insane
[05:49] <shiggitay> Ahahahah
[05:49] <valorie> like jumping off a cliff
[05:49] <shiggitay> I like its new UI
[05:49] <valorie> I'm glad you are still laughing
[05:49] <valorie> well, how about doing ppa-next on 14.10 then?
[05:49] <shiggitay> eh?
[05:50] <shiggitay> though it was initially running on an SD card
[05:50]  * valorie is doing that on this laptop and running plasma 5 daily
[05:50] <shiggitay> so I wanted to see how it'd run on onboard flash
[05:51] <valorie> http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-14.10
[05:51] <shiggitay> valorie, so I just now reinstalled 14.10, but whatever I do I can't get it to load grub to load the US.... my LiveUSB stick has two additional folders on it that I added... would that f up anything?
[05:51] <valorie> did you make it with persistence?
[05:51] <shiggitay> no
[05:52] <shiggitay> I didn't use Unetbootin
[05:52] <valorie> then yes, it probably did
[05:52] <shiggitay> I used something called 'Rufus'
[05:52] <valorie> however, you can check by doing a md5sum
[05:52] <valorie> !md5sum
[05:52] <valorie> always good to do that anyway
[05:53] <shiggitay> did it for some reason not flag my boot partition as bootable or something?
[05:54] <shiggitay> I have two EFI boot entries labled as "ubuntu" and none of them boot
[05:54] <shiggitay> I guess I could redownload the ISO and reimage it to my USB stick
[05:56] <valorie> well, you can md5sum the ISO
[05:56] <valorie> no need to re-download unless it is corrupt/incomplete
[05:56] <valorie> this is why I try to always torrent ISOs
[05:57] <valorie> ktorrent at least always verifies the files
[05:57] <shiggitay> trying a TORRENT
[05:57] <shiggitay> stupid crapslock
[05:59] <valorie> shiggitay: if you already have your ISO, you don't have to re-download it
[05:59] <valorie> once the torrent begins, ask your client to verify the image
[06:00] <shiggitay> too late
[06:00] <shiggitay> reDL in process :P
[06:00] <valorie> just ensure you are using the correct path to the ISO file you already have
[06:00] <valorie> it's never too late
[06:00] <valorie> :-)
[06:00] <shiggitay> heh
[06:02] <valorie> I seed all the *buntu torrents, so no matter what you want, it will be available
[06:02] <valorie> all current releases, that is
[06:03] <shiggitay> okay I verified it... no issues
[06:03]  * shiggitay reimages
[06:04] <shiggitay> gah brb
[06:32] <shiggity> Reinstall in progress
[06:38] <shiggity> annnd I still can't get it to boot.... wtf
[06:38] <shiggity> valorie, ...anyone?
[06:41] <valorie> just... nothing happens?
[06:44] <shiggity> I think it could have to do with my tablet only support 32bit EFI booting
[06:45] <shiggity> but when I use a 32bit image it refuses to boot, even with a custom compiled grub.efi made for x86 vs x86-64
[06:46] <shiggity> supporting*
[06:50] <shiggity> I copied over my bootia32.efi file to my boot partition, but it still doesnt work
[06:51] <shiggity> maybe I forgot to run update-grub?
[06:52] <shiggity> if that's even possible to do on a liveUSB?
[06:59] <shiggity> Okay now I'm trying to install again but I manually made partitions... maybe it was a partitions issue
[06:59] <shiggity> lessee
[07:25] <shiggity> Okay so I decided to boot up a 32 bit ISO with my added grub image, and it only boots if I boot the initramfs, but I can't get it to boot the installer
[07:25] <shiggity> I have to manually set up grub when it boots btw
[07:25] <shiggity> i.e. set root=(hd0,1 etc
[08:01] <lordievader> Good morning.
[08:29] <shiggity> okay well it seems that the 14.10 installer decides to finish prematurely (i.e. right when it's installing Grub2). How would I properly install Grub2 manually?
[08:29] <shiggity> valorie, anyone?
[08:50] <shiggitay> aaaaaaaaaaaaaand I'm trying to reinstall YET AGAIN but this time with a different USB OTG cable
[08:50] <shiggitay> I hope it doesn't crap out when installing Grub >_>
[08:50] <shiggitay> I think that's my problem
[08:51] <nicol2> hi. I have a stats project where I use java to load in about 400mb to ram by sequentially opening roughly 7000 files in a directory. it seems whenever I do this, kubuntu freezes during the next boot and i have to reinstall the OS. i tried memtest and there were no errors
[08:59] <shiggitay> Bah yeah Grub isn't installing properly... why is this happening? >_>
[09:07] <ikonia> nicol2: you have to reinstall ?
[09:07] <ikonia> thats just seems unrealistic
[09:07] <shiggitay> ikonia, can you help me?
[09:07] <ikonia> no
[09:07] <shiggitay> >_>
[10:32] <user_> test
[10:33] <valorie> !test
[10:34] <user_> Hi everybody
[10:42] <valorie> how can we help you, user_?
[10:43] <valorie> !nick
[10:43] <valorie> oops
[11:53] <qdata> well that was fun. kvirc on 2 day old kubuntu 14.10 install just crashed for no apparent reason
[12:28] <noel> can anyone help me with ubuntu booting problems
[12:29] <Graf_Westerholt> !ask | noel
[12:30] <noel> ok
[12:33] <noel> so i downloaded ubuntu server 14.04.1 and installed it on another computer everything installed pefectly but it will not boot with out my flash drive how do i get it to boot on its own. also it doesnt exactly boot on my flash drive i have to go to run without installing..
[12:34] <Graf_Westerholt> noel, it does boot only with your flash drive but does not boot from your flash drive?
[12:34] <noel> it only boots from my flash drive i have to use the option run without installing
[12:35] <noel> i want to start it up like a regular computer
[12:35] <noel> but it will not
[12:35] <Graf_Westerholt> noel, use punctuation.
[12:35] <Graf_Westerholt> noel, is that the first time you use Linux?
[12:35] <noel> Yes it is.
[12:36] <Graf_Westerholt> noel, did you read manuals?
[12:38] <Graf_Westerholt> Long time to answer.
[12:39] <noel> I did,  I feel like i almost tried everything. Im getting the feeling maybe i shouldn't have deleted windows so
[12:40] <noel> sorry for the late reply
[12:40] <Graf_Westerholt> What manual did you read?
[12:41] <noel> the stuff on the ubuntu website I downloaded it from the site.
[12:41] <noel> and on there forums.
[12:42] <Graf_Westerholt> Can you give me the URL?
[12:43] <noel> www.ubuntu.com
[12:43] <noel> ubuntu.com
[12:44] <noel> well here is an exact to the server page www.ubuntu.com/download/server
[12:44] <Graf_Westerholt> That is not a manuel. So you only read this?
[12:46] <noel> do you have any idea or solution on how i can get it to boot on its own.. i just read the stuff from that site i dont have a physical manuel.
[12:47] <noel> im just going off forums and google searches
[12:48] <Graf_Westerholt> noel, so you never used Linux, but want to set up a Linux Server? And you did not read manuals? That is very wired.  I mean I can still move my mouse but the desktop doesn't respond and the only way I could figure out of getting it back is to jump out of the desktop and jump back in (ctrl alt f8 and ctrl alt f7 for kubuntu). Am I missing something here, what's going on?
[12:57] <soee> reb_: i think this is know issue
[12:57] <reb_> soee: can I prevent it somehow ? what's the exact cause of it?
[13:00] <soee> reb_: can't remember what caused this, do you have effects one etc ?
[13:06] <reb_> soee: yeah I have them on
[13:06] <BluesKaj_> there doesn't seem to be much progress with the most annoying bugs
[13:08] <soee> reb_: try to disable them
[13:08] <soee> BluesKaj_: well wait for Plasma 5.2, also there are several fixes in QT 5.4 that shoudl fix various craches
[13:09] <BluesKaj_> soee, when is this going to happen
[13:10] <soee> BluesKaj_: what exactly ?
[13:10] <reb_> I do agree, I thought I'll try it out on my laptop but it's pretty much unusable on my machine
[13:12] <BluesKaj_> copy & paste, desktop freezes, krunner doesn't list previous entries
[13:14] <BluesKaj_> just to name a few
[13:16] <soee> BluesKaj_: lets hope soe in 5.2 :) i have confirmation few days ago that shortcuts to pref/next activity are already implemented in 5.2 so this was only serious issue for me in 5.1 and it is fixed :)
[13:18] <nanogeek> hi there, I'm new to the channel
[13:19] <soee> hiho nanogeek
[13:20] <nanogeek> hi soee
[13:24] <nanogeek> is there somethins i should know about this channel?
[13:25] <nicol2> yes there is nanogeek
[13:26] <nicol2> in this channel we work hard and we.... play hard!
[13:26] <Graf_Westerholt> nanogeek, check the topic. ;)
[13:27] <Graf_Westerholt> !ask | nanogeek
[13:27] <Graf_Westerholt> !patience | nanogeek
[13:27] <shiggitay> Bah I give up... unless I use grub from another installed OS my tablet will NOT boot 14.10 no matter what I do
[13:28] <nanogeek> thank y'all guys
[13:29] <shiggitay> I've been working at this for like 8h
[13:29] <shiggitay> WTF >_>
[13:32] <nanogeek> what happened to your tablet shiggitay
[13:32] <shiggitay> nanogeek, I'm trying to get it to boot Kubuntu 14.10
[13:32] <shiggitay> it's a BayTrail tablet
[13:33] <shiggitay> well let me clarify... I'm trying to get it to boot on its own... I had another OS's grub booting it, but then I deleted that OS, and now I can't get 14.10 to directly boot
[13:33] <shiggitay> @ nanogeek
[13:35] <nanogeek> can you tell me what was the OS you deleted?
[13:35] <shiggitay> Funtoo Linux
[13:35] <nanogeek> @shiggitay
[13:35] <shiggitay> Funtoo Linux
[13:35] <shiggitay> Funtoo Linux
[13:39] <nanogeek> have tried to start a fresh, i mean reinstalling your 14.10? shiggitay
[13:39] <shiggitay> ype
[13:39] <shiggitay> yep
[13:39] <shiggitay> 10-15 times already
[13:39] <shiggitay> somewhat exagerrating
[13:39] <shiggitay> Grub will not boot up
[13:41] <shiggitay> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2257841&highlight=BayTrail
[13:46] <shiggitay> I've gotta sleep... if anyone can help me out please PM me or highlight me.... thanks
[13:46] <nanogeek> you're welcome, shiggitay really sorry
[13:52] <user__> Hi Guys/Gals, anybody familliar with the installation of Eclipse?
[13:54] <nanogeek> hi user_ use the  following comand in the shell: "sudo apt-get install eclipse"
[13:56] <Graf_Westerholt>  anogeek, to type “eclipse“ in the bash is enough. ;)
[13:58] <nanogeek> Gra_Weserholt; thank you, i'm a newby and i'm doing the best i can to help and improve
[13:59] <Graf_Westerholt> nanogeek, that is ok. :)
[14:02] <nanogeek> Gra_Weserholt; would you tell me which one is the best between kubuntu, xubuntu, ubuntu that uses gnome?
[14:03] <Guest11931> bonjour, je cherche quelqu'un pour m'aider à connecter une enceint wireless direct / airplay
[14:03] <Graf_Westerholt> nanogeek, that’s like women.
[14:03] <Graf_Westerholt> !fr | Guest11931
[14:06] <Guest11931> ok, i try : I want to play music on a wireless direct speaker wich is connected via wifi. I'd like a player wich can send the sound via wifi to the speaker
[14:06] <lordievader> nanogeek: Try them out, find what works best for you ;)
[14:06] <Graf_Westerholt> Or use all. Oo
[14:07] <the_geek42> Graf_Westerholt it's because i've been using the previous LTS version of ubuntu, and after i've upgraded by the
[14:08] <the_geek42> by the "do-release-upgrade" command, i can't use the gnome environnement
[14:09] <BluesKaj_> Guest11931, the wifi speaker needsw to be recognized as a wireless device by your router and your computer
[14:11] <BluesKaj_> Guest11931, then the device is assigned an ip address on the network router and you can then stream music to the url with vlc I believe
[14:15] <nanogeek> Guest11931, I believe also that it can work using vlc
[14:15] <nanogeek> as blueskaj_ just told you
[14:55] <kater__> hi
[14:56] <kater__> hi @all
[15:12] <triss> hey all.
[15:12] <triss> so do you guys have any recommendations re: getting font and colour settings perfect fro your monitor?
[15:12] <triss> fonts are less than perfect on my laptop screen
[15:13] <triss> should i just fiddle with the alias settings until I'm happy?
[15:14] <triss> or is there a way to find out what my laptop screen was designed around?
[15:34] <mparillo> triss: I use slight RGB hinting when fonts get ugly (most frequently on other distros).
[15:36] <triss> that's what I've just turned on. seems a lot better, but still a touch blurry. Unity and Windows don't seem to have this issue on this machine
[15:40] <mparillo> triss: I cannot tell you exactly what causes it, but sometimes an update can make my fonts much uglier. I sometimes give up, and do a fresh install, and for some reason the fonts get prettier One of the initial attractions of *buntu to me has been better fonts out of the box than Fedora or OpenSUSE.
[15:44] <Walex2> mparillo: "fresh install" is something that is essentially never necessary with decent package managers and configurations systems like (so far) in GNU/Linux.
[15:45] <Walex2> mparillo: as to the fonts it is a complicated issue, with two/three big sides: whether the fonts have good hinting, whether antialiasing/autohinting are enabled, whether you are using X11 or FontConfig.
[15:46] <Walex2> mparillo: "slight RGB hinting" is not quite right: there are different types of hinting, and different tyupes of antialiasing.
[15:46] <Walex2> triss: I have good recommendations, but they are not popular...
[15:47] <sacarde> hi
[15:47] <sacarde> is possible to install neon5-latest.iso by text based installer?
[15:49] <Walex2> triss: the important details are: 1) set the right DPI for the screen. 2) use well-hinted fonts e.g. the Microsoft web fonts. 3) don't use antialiasing therefore. 4) if you use antialiasing use gray-levels only, not color-filtered. 5) well-hinted '.ttf' fonts don't require autohinting. '.pfb' fonts instead autohint quite well, on full hinting.
[15:50] <Walex2> triss: mparillo: my notes on fonts and sample FontConfig files: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxFonts.html http://www.sabi.co.uk/Cfg/Fontconfig/
[15:51] <Walex2> triss: mparillo: on screen DPI: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/14-one.html#140228
[15:52] <Walex2> triss: mparillo: fonts and gamma and dark/light backgrounds and testing fonts: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/12-two.html#120225
[15:52] <Walex2> triss: mparillo: fonts and gamma and dark/light backgrounds and testing fonts: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/12-two.html#120225 http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/12-two.html#120206
[15:52] <Walex2> triss: mparillo: an older summary: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/anno06-2nd.html#060509
[15:55] <Walex2> BTW my tastes are relatively unpopular because I like well hinted antialised fonts in largish sizes on light backgrounds. Most "geeks" seem to like antialiased fonts in tiny sizes on dark backgrounds.
[15:55] <sacarde> which is the name of ubuntu text installer ?
[15:56] <Walex2> sacarde: depends! 'debian-installer' or 'deboostrap' for example
[15:57] <Walex2> BTW as to fonts and visual quality display gamma is also quite important to check, another article on that: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/anno05-2nd.html#050608
[15:58] <sacarde> Walex2, and the package name?
[15:58] <Walex2> sacarde: 'apt-cache search ....' :-)
[16:06] <sacarde> I rebuild my question
[16:06] <sacarde> I run neon5-latest.iso in qemu
[16:06] <sacarde> but I am not able to run graphical installer
[16:07] <sacarde> how can I install it?
[16:07] <yahyaa> can someone please tell me why I can not copy a mp4 file to any of my devices in kubuntu?
[16:11] <genii> sacarde: That might be a better question for the #project-neon channel. The regular Kubuntu DVD comes with a text install option already.
[16:12] <sacarde> which are different between neon and kubuntu ?
[16:12] <genii> sacarde: I'm not sure. that seems to be one of them ( no text install option in the Neon iso ). Maybe you could ask them, if anyone's awake in there
[16:13] <sacarde> ok genii ... thanks
[16:13] <sacarde> but which is the name of text installer?
[16:14] <sacarde> that you have inserted in kubuntu ?
[16:14] <genii> The default installer is called Ubiquity.
[16:15] <sacarde> graphical, no?
[16:16] <Walex2> yahyaa: our psychic advisors are busy on other astral dimensions. Please wait...
[16:17] <genii> sacarde: The text installs are done with debian-installer
[16:17] <genii> ( or d-i for short)
[16:18] <genii> sacarde: The thing is you can't really run that by itself, it needs an extensive preseed file
[16:18] <sacarde> with : debconf ?
[16:18] <sacarde> ah
[16:18] <sacarde> ok
[16:20] <genii> sacarde: Your likely best option is to use debootstrap. However, the arguments to put into debootstrap would not be the standard Ubuntu ones if you're using Neon. So in this case you'd still need to ask around in the Neon channel, or look for Neon-specific help on forums or internet at large
[16:21] <sacarde> ok
[16:21] <sacarde> genii, thanks a lot
[16:21] <genii> yahyaa: If you've manually mounted the device as root, then the root of it will not be writeable for regular user. You'd need to make a folder on it that the user has rights to
[16:22] <genii> Also if that device is an iPod they need special instructions
[16:24] <yahyaa> these are just regular flash drives @genii
[16:26] <genii> yahyaa: In this case, they should automount and be writeable for normal user. If your file is larger than 4G it will break the file size limit on them and not be able to copy
[16:26] <yahyaa> I don't think I have mounted them as root, don't even know how to do that I don't think
[16:26] <genii> Apologies on lag, was required here at work for a bit
[16:26] <yahyaa> no prob its cool, I appreciate the help
[16:27] <yahyaa> just learning this linux stuff, I like it alot, but do to my lack of knowledge concerning it, I run into problems that really annoy the hell out of me!
[16:28] <yahyaa> let me try the folder thing real quick
[18:04] <pafurijaz> Hi to all users, I ask an help please, I installed Natron in Kubuntu with its special installation, and now how can I remove it? Note, the program does not start on my old notebook. I do not have the last OpenGL 1.5 required, thanks for the help.
[18:15] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, just delete the natron.sh package from kubuntu
[18:16] <buriedalive> pafurijaz tell , how to get a package natron for your os?
[18:20] <buriedalive> maybe in terminal - sudo aptitude purge ~nnatron ?
[18:20] <pafurijaz> @buriedalive  Grazie per l'attenzione, il pacchetto è stato preso dal sito http://sourceforge.net/projects/natron/  ed viene intallato automaticamente come in Windows..
[18:22] <pafurijaz> @BluesKaj Natron also created the icon in the menu graphics
[18:22] <pafurijaz> @buriedalive in termina not recognize the command
[18:23] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, what is the file extension for the natron package/installer?
[18:24] <buriedalive> BluesKaj I see 7z archive from link
[18:26] <pafurijaz> The package was taken from http://sourceforge.net/projects/natron/ and is automatically installed as in Windows. our package is a file-executable
[18:26] <buriedalive> pafurijaz show out from command - 'sudo aptitude search natron', plz
[18:26] <BluesKaj> buriedalive, yes i see that, pafurijaz you probly had to compile natron with make and make install, correct? if so just run make uninstall in the directory where you installed it
[18:32] <buriedalive> pafurijaz in dir where u run 'make install' - typing 'make uninstall'
[18:32] <pafurijaz> The package is installed in the home, and when I try to delete I noted no error, but I would not do damage. I have not used any type command make .. the program is installed automatically as it does in Windows. From the terminal can not run the program, says that the command was not found .. But I have a nice icon that launches it
[18:33] <buriedalive> download a new source
[18:33] <buriedalive> and run 'make uninstall'
[18:34] <buriedalive> stop)
[18:34] <buriedalive> 1.  ./configure && make
[18:34] <buriedalive> 2.  ./make uninstall
[18:36] <pafurijaz> This type of installation in linux I had never met. But there is no file to delete .. and with any terminal command is not found .. probably get scared unnecessarily and delete it and enough is enough!
[18:36] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, click on the composting software icon in the kmenu there will be a dialog, choose remove all components the next dia;og will give the option to uninstall
[18:37] <pafurijaz> This is not installed with make and not from the source
[18:37] <BluesKaj> err next dialog
[18:37] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, read above
[18:37] <pafurijaz> okj
[18:38] <BluesKaj> kmenu>graphics, pafurijaz
[18:41] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, sorry choose the natron maintence tool in kmenu>apps>graphics then choose remove all components the next dia;og will give the option to uninstall
[18:43] <pafurijaz> BlueKaj.. in grapichs there's the voice that you say, only add to the desk, bookmark and add to Panel
[18:43] <pafurijaz> ok now i try to faind maintence, probably in the Natron folder
[18:45] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, there should be a natron maintenance tool icon in the kemenu>applications>graphics
[18:45] <BluesKaj> itremoives everything including the tar file
[18:45] <BluesKaj> it removes
[18:47] <pafurijaz> Bluskaj Thanks it was just like you said now I remove it, the maintenance program built with the package
[18:47] <pafurijaz> :D
[18:51] <pafurijaz> Some of you, had never found a program like this, that to install programs using a wizard procedure
[18:53] <pafurijaz> This way it would be useful for many users .. like some of my friends. thanks again for the help.
[18:59] <BluesKaj> pafurijaz, glad to help :)
[20:12] <shiggitay> * slimo_927 has quit (Client Quit)
 okay guys so for those of you not in the loop with my issues, I've been trying to install Kubuntu to my BayTrail tablet, and while the OS itself installs fine Grub does not. I have it installed as 64bit. I just did a 'grub-install /dev/mmcblk0p1' <== my ESP and it complains of not being able to fine /boot/grub/i386.
[20:13] <shiggitay> shiggitay> would I need 64bit Grub?
 the tablet can only be booted with 32bit UEFI
[20:13] <shiggitay> if that's of any constelation
[20:20] <shiggitay> anyone?
[20:58] <bennypr0fane> hello, I'm trying to set my phone up for ssh to Kubuntu with keys authentication.- I generated a key pair on the client device (phone). Now it says I'm supposed to copy the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file on the Ubuntu host, but there isn't one in this loaction, only a known_hosts file. I've previously made an ssh connection betweeen these two devices, but from the Ubuntu host. Any ideas what I can do?
[23:33] <Guest51863> lj
[23:35] <Guest51863> Hi, only a quick question: Does anyone know, when there will be binary packets available for KDE 4.14.3 release in Utopic or the Kubuntu backports PPA? There seem to be a few noticeable bug fixes in that release.
[23:47] <valorie> Guest51863: we've had a few helpers packaging that, but with the holidays/traveling etc. it's been pretty slow indeed
[23:47] <valorie> we need more help
[23:50] <Guest51863> Thanks for the quick answer!
[23:51] <valorie> yw
[23:54] <valorie> bennypr0fane: make the file and copy the key into it
[23:55] <valorie> or just save the key from kate or whatever as ~/.ssh/authorized_keys


[10:42] <Emi> Hey
[10:42] <Emi> Not sure why I'm banned
[10:47] <LjL> hi Emi
[10:47] <LjL> i'm not really sure about your history either
[10:47] <Emi> Yeah
[10:47] <Emi> I am new
[10:47] <LjL> i will have a look, but meanwhile, maybe other ops will be around
[10:48] <Emi> K
[10:49] <LjL> Emi: apparently, the last incident involved you advertizing a channel to talk about sex
[10:50] <Emi> Oh
[10:50] <Emi> Is that not allowed?
[10:51] <LjL> Emi: "spamming" things (like advertizing channels without a particular reason) is not accepted, and in particular, #ubuntu-offtopic (and other Ubuntu channels) being family-friendly places, the topic was not appropriate at all. This is the same reason why you were told not to join with a nickname like slut_tits, i believe?
[10:52] <Emi> Oh, right
[10:53] <Emi> Well, perhaps it's not the channel for me anyway
[10:54] <LjL> maybe not, Emi. the rules are pretty strict: no swearing, no sexual or other "dodgy" discussions, not spam... at least, it may sound strict, but it's the way people here have found to keep it from degenerating. i can understand if that's not for everybody.
[10:54] <LjL> Emi: in any case, if i were to remove the ban, i'd ask you to read the guidelines and other pieces of information first
[10:55] <Emi> Alright
[10:55] <LjL> !etiquette > Emi
[10:55] <LjL> !guidelines > Emi
[10:55] <Emi> What are typical topics of conversation?
[10:56] <LjL> Emi: well, technology, Ubuntu/Linux, (free) software politics, cats, ikonıa throwing fits, how fat mc44 is, IdleOne feeling smug by being invited to channels i'm not - things like those
[10:57] <IdleOne> I never said I was invited to any channels you weren't. All I said was I knew guy who knows a guy.
[10:58] <LjL> IdleOne, i'm just kidding
[10:59] <LjL> i guess what i meant to say in a jocular manner is, a big part of what #ubuntu-offtopic is is friends who know each other
[10:59] <IdleOne> sometimes your kidding hurts my feelers
[11:04]  * topyli strokes IdleOne
[11:04] <topyli> there there
[19:15]  * AlanBell observes a team meeting in 45 minutes
[20:05]  * Myrtti prods Jordan_U
[20:27] <Myrtti> Guest60630: hello
[20:47]  * LjL blinks
[20:47] <LjL> talk about overboard op calls?
[21:51] <Flannel> IdleOne: he's asking a question/making a claim that they should
[21:51] <IdleOne> ah
[21:52] <Flannel> IdleOne: he feels strongly about it too, since this is leftover conversation from #u
[22:27] <topyli> nor are most of those links appropriate