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00:19.53 | SmokeyD | Hi all, I am having a problem with KTorrent. It seems not to support smb:// style KIO file locations when I want to move a torrent's data to a different location |
00:19.56 | SmokeyD | is that correct? |
00:20.36 | SmokeyD | and if so, is there a way to make other pograms which don't support KIO style file locations still access them without having to manually mount them through the CL or etc/fstab? |
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07:17.37 | hlt | hello |
07:17.48 | hlt | i was able to run plasma5 successfully |
07:17.54 | hlt | however i have 2 issues |
07:17.59 | hlt | 1)a |
07:18.01 | hlt | sorry |
07:18.26 | hlt | 1) all fonts look very blurry and they have an orange/blueish tint on them, why is this? see here: https://s10.postimg.org/6nh939kx5/blurry_fonts.png |
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07:19.08 | hlt | 2) in kde neon there was an option to adapt the GTK theme to the kde theme but i cannot see this option on my install, what package could this be in? I run gentoo |
07:24.10 | hlt | also another thing, when i click on the KDE start menu or, well, any of the icons like the clock or the clipboard on the taskbar their menus open with a 1-2 second delay |
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08:53.21 | Tott3 | Yo, I'm trying run a game, but KDE is interacting with my hotkeys in the game. If I bind a spell to lets say CTRL+FX, it'll interupt with some desktop shortcut. Is there any way to ignore these shortcuts when the game is in focus? |
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08:58.08 | cb400f | Tott3: in systemsettings -> window manager -> window rules (appearance and exceptions tab) you can set a rule for a window to ignore global shortcuts... maybe this will work |
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09:01.38 | Tott3 | cb400f: MVP! Amazing, thanks! This been driving me nuts. |
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13:03.06 | mrhanky | is there a way to hide autostarted applications? like minimize to tray? |
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13:08.37 | rdieter | mrhanky: if you combine it with kstart/kstart5 you can |
13:09.04 | rdieter | e.g. kstart5 --iconify <app> |
13:09.33 | rdieter | (will likely require you to create a custom autostart entry) |
13:09.36 | tosky | mrhanky: some applications also provide a command line switch |
13:09.49 | tosky | for example akregator |
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13:13.08 | mrhanky | oh |
13:13.19 | mrhanky | i'll take a look :)] |
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13:32.43 | dhe_ | Hi according to "ls /tmp/.X11-unix" my display variable is X0 - if I set it "export DISPLAY=:0" and want to start a certain java application using the terminal it just throws ( Can't connect to X11 window server using ':0' as the value of the DISPLAY variable. ) could someone help me, please? |
13:34.46 | tosky | dhe_: this is not exactly an issue related to the KDE stack; do you run the java application using a different user than the one logged in? |
13:35.51 | dhe_ | well, I'm dumb |
13:35.55 | dhe_ | thx ;) |
13:35.59 | tosky | o.O |
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13:38.31 | fotonzade | Hello, I am using ubuntu and installed Korganizer |
13:38.59 | fotonzade | It says the akonadi personal information management service is not running |
13:39.39 | fotonzade | http://imgur.com/a/S8TyK |
13:40.50 | tosky | and pushing "start" does not start it, I guess? |
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13:42.14 | fotonzade | no it tells me that it isn't operational |
13:42.35 | fotonzade | http://imgur.com/a/zDRI8 |
13:43.04 | tosky | and what does the details button say? |
13:44.00 | fotonzade | nothing |
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13:44.06 | fotonzade | pressing it doesnt do anything |
13:45.57 | tosky | I suspect that something is missing (some package required which is not installed for some reason), but not sure how to check |
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13:47.19 | fotonzade | :( |
13:47.59 | tosky | I don't have ubuntu; from a quick check on packages.ubuntu.com, the required dependencies should be pulled when you install the package |
13:49.33 | tosky | are the packages akonadi-backend-mysql and akonadi-server installed ? |
13:51.50 | fotonzade | Reading state information... Done |
13:51.50 | fotonzade | akonadi-backend-mysql is already the newest version (4:16.04.3-0ubuntu2). |
13:51.50 | fotonzade | akonadi-server is already the newest version (4:16.04.3-0ubuntu2). |
13:51.51 | fotonzade | yes |
13:53.22 | tosky | you may try to install akonadiconsole, which is a developer tool that helps monitoring the status of this caching library (akonadi) |
13:54.59 | fotonzade | I think Im jsut gonna try using evolution |
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17:03.02 | tavish | helllo, I am using kubuntu 17.04 and I have been experiencing periodic UI/audio lock-ups for no apparent reason. I do not get these when I'm using say cinnamon desktop. Any ideas how to diagnose the issue? I don't see any high cpu usage programs, nothing in dmesg |
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17:08.22 | kishore96 | tavish: Check hard disk io too. That might be a bottleneck. |
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17:38.15 | pronobo | Hello |
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17:44.32 | pronobo | Does KDE have a plan/strategy to get more users/devs in the upcoming years? |
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18:16.49 | Igel | hi quick question.. (kde 4.14.2, debian/jessie) the running taskmenu (after some time) fails to visually update. So widgest like cpu usage or even minimize/maximize of windows do not update their values in the taskmenu.. i have to mouse-click an icon/widget in order for everything to visually update |
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18:19.41 | Igel | theres a command to restart the taskmenu's? i have multiple monitors |
18:20.07 | Igel | pronobo: upgrade / show users kde5 :) |
18:22.58 | pronobo | hehe |
18:24.04 | pronobo | Igel, Basically - I agree! Are there any plans of showing it/installing it in schools or giving courses using kde based distros and so on? |
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18:27.35 | tosky | so nothing, because there is no kde5 |
18:27.57 | tosky | Igel: no, you have to restart the entire plasma (which does not mean that you need to restart the session) |
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18:28.57 | Igel | i am running kde 5.28 i think |
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18:29.42 | Igel | its pretty slick |
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18:56.27 | JonelethIrenicus | im seeing lines in my terminal and kate |
18:56.38 | JonelethIrenicus | they appear and disappear |
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18:59.15 | tosky | Igel: there is no KDE 5.28 |
18:59.42 | tosky | Igel: https://dot.kde.org/2009/11/24/repositioning-kde-brand |
19:01.27 | blueck | tosky: fighting like Don Quixote ;-) |
19:01.49 | tosky | blueck: eh :) |
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19:54.16 | Igel | tosky: what am i reading |
19:56.59 | Igel | so i should say plasma instead of kde? |
19:57.14 | Igel | ive been running kde for like 20 years |
19:57.17 | Igel | give me a break |
19:59.13 | tosky | Igel: no, you have been running software by KDE; in the last 10 years you have been using Plasma and other software by KDE |
20:00.42 | Igel | hmm |
20:00.55 | Igel | next time im asked what im running, its kde plasma ? |
20:01.00 | Skeer | I had to wikipedia this.. but yeah Plasma 5 (current) has been around for +-2 years. Plasma 4.. it ran for 9 years. |
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20:01.29 | Skeer | But I can attest to what Igel is saying. Seems like the name Plasma just started becoming a thing. |
20:01.49 | Skeer | Or maybe it just started being used heavily in the past year-ish |
20:02.52 | Igel | word |
20:02.58 | phogg | So what do you call the desktop environment if not KDE? |
20:03.21 | Igel | it is kde plasma (?) |
20:03.30 | phogg | Sure but there are lots of parts that are not plasma, such as kwin. |
20:03.46 | Skeer | Im lazy.. I'd prolly just use Plasma |
20:04.00 | phogg | I'm lazy, I'd probably just use KDE. Seems about equally inaccurate. |
20:04.33 | Skeer | I dont totally agree with tosky on the naming.. if KDE 4 Plasma was a DE then so is KDE 5 PLasma which to me means the name is 'KDE 5 Plasma' |
20:04.50 | tosky | Skeer: not correct |
20:05.00 | tosky | Skeer: the name was never "KDE 4 Plasma" |
20:05.21 | tosky | phogg: the DE is Plasma, no discussion about that |
20:05.39 | phogg | From the linked article it seems like I should say "I run KDE Plasma Desktop x.x" - is that right? |
20:05.53 | Skeer | Any links to proof tosky? |
20:06.07 | tosky | Skeer: did you see the link above? |
20:06.19 | Skeer | Well apaprently not since IM asking. |
20:06.43 | tosky | phogg: things changed a bit, so "Desktop" is not needed; also, Plasma is enough |
20:07.04 | tosky | phogg: do you always call "Adobe Photoshop" or simply "Photoshop"? It's the same for "KDE Plasma" and "Plasma" |
20:07.16 | tosky | in fact the splash screen in the last versions has "Plasma by KDE" |
20:07.44 | phogg | tosky: I though plasma was the name for the workspace shell. Widgets, desktop, etc.. Does the name include systemsettings, kwin and all? |
20:07.51 | Skeer | What about the face that the link you provided actually says: |
20:07.53 | Skeer | We will use distinct brands for the software that was previously referred to generically as âKDEâ: |
20:07.54 | Skeer | The KDE Workspaces will be separately referred to as "KDE Plasma Desktop" and "KDE Plasma Netbook" |
20:07.55 | tosky | phogg: includes kwin and systemsettings |
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20:08.20 | Skeer | Seems to me that KDE themselves says to call it KDE Plasma Desktop.. (which is a mouthfull( |
20:08.21 | Skeer | ) |
20:08.49 | tosky | phogg: those all tarballs parts of Plasma 5.9.4: https://download.kde.org/stable/plasma/5.9.4/ |
20:09.03 | tosky | Skeer: please read *all* the document, not just one part |
20:09.21 | Skeer | You know what.. it doesnt matter wth you wanna call it. This arguing is stupid. |
20:09.21 | tosky | Skeer: "The KDE technologies used for building applications will be referred to as the "KDE Platform"" |
20:09.47 | tosky | Skeer: it's not stupid, it's important for a tons of reasons |
20:09.49 | Skeer | If Igel's been using it for longer than you;ve been alaive and calling it KDE that's totally fine. |
20:09.57 | tosky | sorry, it's not |
20:10.20 | tosky | first of all, people could still think that "KDE Applications" are strictly linked to a certain desktop |
20:10.26 | tosky | which is absolutely not the case |
20:10.30 | Igel | no no |
20:10.33 | Igel | i'm wrong |
20:10.50 | tosky | Skeer: and you don't know how much I've been using it (namely, since KDE 1, 1998) |
20:11.00 | Skeer | Do you really need to be so condescending? |
20:11.01 | tosky | installed on Pentium 90 |
20:11.05 | Igel | from here on out, i'm running kde plasma |
20:11.35 | tosky | Skeer: it's not me who mentioned how much I've been using it |
20:11.38 | Skeer | Damn man.. you shoudl likghten up a bit.. You act as though it'd emotionally hurt you if I call it KDE. |
20:11.49 | Igel | irc sucks because theres no vocal tone in our text, interpreting is like russian to english.. we all get buried |
20:12.00 | Skeer | I think the main point is that people use it and lvoe it. |
20:12.03 | Skeer | *love |
20:12.08 | Igel | pulls out desert eagle |
20:12.10 | tosky | and then, what's "it"? |
20:12.26 | tosky | that's the point, people still thinks that "KDE" is a monolithic block of software |
20:12.31 | Skeer | Since you're acting the way you are.. Hell I'll call it KDE all day long. |
20:12.37 | Igel | Any of you fucking pricks move, and I'll execute every motherfucking last one of ya! |
20:12.41 | tosky | calling the DE still KDE is damaging us (KDE, the community) |
20:12.48 | Skeer | But seriously.. I call it Plasma. |
20:12.51 | tosky | eh? |
20:13.23 | tosky | I could say the same for what I've read in the backlog: denials and refusal |
20:13.34 | Skeer | You do need to get down off teh high horse. Attitudes like yours drive off the newcomer |
20:13.40 | tosky | even when brining proffs |
20:13.43 | tosky | proof* |
20:13.52 | shtrb|laptop | just the DE that shall not be named |
20:14.04 | tosky | I think that the discussion with Igel was perfectly fine; please re-read the discussion |
20:14.08 | shtrb|laptop | *all should say , the DE that shall not be named |
20:14.25 | Igel | shtrb gets it.. |
20:14.28 | tosky | I only pointed out that a certain document had the explanation when I was told twice that it had not it |
20:14.50 | shtrb|laptop | is joking because he already got schooled about it |
20:15.02 | phogg | tosky: Do/did people really have a hard time understanding that you don't e.g. need kwin to run knoqueror? |
20:15.18 | Skeer | I see mentions of KDE Plasma Desktop, Plasma Desktop, and at the very top: KDE instead of K Desktop Environment. |
20:15.19 | Igel | yo im not going to argue w/ a dev about it |
20:15.20 | tosky | phogg: yes, unfortunately |
20:16.21 | tosky | phogg: and installing "tons of libraries" is still an issue (even if we split kdelibs4 into tons of small libraries which makes the product called Frameworks) |
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20:17.57 | phogg | tosky: Some people have no sense |
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20:19.21 | phogg | tosky: I'm glad the K Desktop part got dropped (a decade is long enough for that joke) but the rest of the renaming is just confusing. |
20:20.03 | Leoneof|2 | why dolphin is slow? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMu9sFmyCXA |
20:21.32 | tosky | phogg: to be honest the acronym was not used even around 2003 or so; no mention of it here after the release announcements of 3.1 |
20:21.49 | tosky | phogg: what do you see confusing on the current structure? |
20:22.48 | phogg | tosky: When I want to talk about the whole desktop+applications it's now harder than it was. Before "KDE" now "KDE Plasma and the applications" |
20:23.04 | Igel | Leoneof|2: i think the question is why does dolphin not index thumbnails of images so they appear quickly |
20:23.04 | tosky | Leoneof|2: I don't know, my JPG are going as the nautilus ones (but I don't know your system) |
20:23.26 | phogg | tosky: I basically have the opposite problem of the project: I like thinking of them all together, so it's worse for me if they're not. |
20:23.28 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: i intented to clear the thumbnail cache to show you the real speed |
20:23.54 | tosky | phogg: but all of them? Including Krita, digiKam, Kile and WikiToLearn? |
20:24.26 | phogg | tosky: Well, most of them... I admit I don't use everything. |
20:24.37 | Leoneof|2 | tosky: it's same speed with dual core, core i3, i5, tried many pcs/laptops. |
20:24.41 | tosky | phogg: you use Plasma and KDE software |
20:24.46 | Igel | i believe you -- i would bet there is something precomputed |
20:24.58 | tosky | Leoneof|2: definitely faster for me (DNG are slower, of course, but each one is 16MB ) |
20:25.14 | Igel | eg; windows explorer is really garbage |
20:25.27 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: garbage but very fast. |
20:25.31 | Igel | define fast |
20:25.37 | Igel | it's working all the time |
20:25.38 | Leoneof|2 | thumbnails. |
20:26.02 | Igel | there must be a feature to enable this in dolphin. |
20:26.34 | Igel | like with nepomuk |
20:26.41 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: i which, it's still same slowness since dolphin4 |
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20:28.32 | Leoneof|2 | it's really annoying to copy new images from camera/mobile to hdd, because dolphin is slow for generating thumbnails. *_* |
20:28.49 | tosky | Igel: it is an option, anyway (not enabled by default) |
20:28.54 | Leoneof|2 | so i have to wait ~2min to complete the thumbnails |
20:29.20 | Igel | i dont seem to have nepomuk installed on both these workstations |
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20:29.55 | Igel | ok um., so there is a solution for Leone? |
20:29.56 | Leoneof|2 | my nepomuk is disabled too. |
20:30.20 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: no idea, i wish devs to reread about functions for thumbnails? |
20:30.31 | Leoneof|2 | maybe there are bad algortihm, code,..etc. |
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20:33.11 | Igel | is it akonadi? |
20:33.12 | Igel | or baloo? |
20:33.23 | tosky | akonadi is a cache for email data |
20:33.25 | tosky | nothing to do here |
20:33.54 | tosky | the extractor part of baloo may be running, Leoneof|2 would see it in the process list |
20:34.59 | tosky | Leoneof|2: is it the same speed in gwenview? I think that the thumbnails may be shared (but I don't remember now) |
20:35.28 | Leoneof|2 | tosky: iirc, i always disable/stop services like akonadi, baloo, striggy(can't recall correctly? |
20:35.49 | Leoneof|2 | tosky: same speed with gwenview :| |
20:35.52 | tosky | akonadi is independent |
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20:35.59 | tosky | strigi does not exist anymore |
20:36.39 | Igel | https://api.kde.org/frameworks/kio/html/classThumbCreator.html |
20:36.44 | Igel | thing thingie ? |
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20:37.28 | Leoneof|2 | my first work with kde in 2010, and dolphin was like this speed till this moment, strange :\ |
20:37.30 | Igel | CacheThumbnail=false |
20:37.36 | tosky | Leoneof|2: it's kio_thumbnail |
20:37.48 | Igel | you have a .desktop file? |
20:37.50 | tosky | it's not dolphin |
20:38.38 | tosky | or at least some plugin |
20:38.54 | Igel | a lot of info here: https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?67642-FAQ-KDE-preview-thumbnail |
20:42.28 | Igel | Leoneof|2: thats a good video, you should post it to linux.reddit.com |
20:42.49 | tosky | right, the most useful place to get insightful and non-ranting comments |
20:42.59 | Igel | sorry |
20:43.10 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: i don't know how, and this is my sec video on youtube :] |
20:43.24 | Leoneof|2 | Igel: but you have rights to spread it :D |
20:43.34 | Igel | but reddit is asynchronous where IRC really is not |
20:44.02 | Igel | theres like 4 people here now.. so, why not have a bunch of people debate about filemanagers for a day or two HEH |
20:44.19 | tosky | the people working on filemanagers, sure |
20:44.35 | tosky | so, at least, it should be on the kde section of reddit |
20:44.53 | Igel | do it |
20:44.54 | tosky | second, dolphin has a mailing list |
20:45.15 | Igel | thats the best, cause it will get archived over the web as well |
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20:56.47 | Sirmaxalot305 | so what does everybody think of the new logo on plasma. |
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21:13.43 | Sirmaxalot305 | so anybody even on the channel right now. |
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21:19.56 | Anatzum | @Sirmaxalot305: anythings better then the logo from kde4 imo :p |
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21:32.11 | shtrb | me |
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21:32.38 | shtrb | and what logo are you talking about ? |
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21:35.17 | pronobo | Does anyone know whether KDE have a plan/strategy to get more users/devs in the upcoming years? Is there a place I can read about this? |
21:35.45 | pronobo | about any initiative if there is one |
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21:36.17 | shtrb | kde-devel |
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21:37.55 | pronobo | shtrb, You mean I should ask there? |
21:38.26 | shtrb | yes |
21:38.34 | shtrb | it's a mailing list |
21:39.59 | pronobo | Oh, I thought you referred to the channel #kde-devel |
21:40.12 | shtrb | that too |
21:40.13 | shtrb | :) |
21:40.36 | pronobo | hehe |
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22:20.04 | davidebeatrici | Hi |
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22:20.28 | davidebeatrici | I have a friend who has installed Debian Stretch RC 3 on a PC with a MSI Z170A Gaming M5, an i7-6700K and 2 R9 480 |
22:20.36 | davidebeatrici | He has enabled the IGD Multi-Monitor option in his BIOS |
22:20.43 | davidebeatrici | He has one monitor connected to the primary 480 and one to the integrated graphics card |
22:21.05 | Guest74885 | hi, I am using kubuntu 16.04 and I have a big problem with plasma panels not keeping their sizes |
22:21.20 | davidebeatrici | On Windows both monitors work fine |
22:21.34 | davidebeatrici | On Debian, only the one connected to the dedicated GPU is detected |
22:21.45 | davidebeatrici | Initially dmesg displayed an error regarding the Intel firmware |
22:21.56 | davidebeatrici | He installed the firmware with the package firmware-misc-nonfree |
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22:22.06 | davidebeatrici | And the errors don't appear anymore in dmesg |
22:22.16 | davidebeatrici | dmesg: https://pastebin.com/MD2AEezu |
22:22.31 | Guest74885 | I'm kind of panicing because I have set a lady up with a well configured desktop enviornment, and when she rebooted she can't use it anymore... I tried making the plasma config files read only, but plasma complains about that (it shouldn't ) |
22:22.53 | Guest74885 | and the panels are still coming up narrow. (the main panel1 is on the left) |
22:23.34 | EagleScreen | davidebeatrici: monitor not detected in Display/Monitor configuration module? |
22:23.46 | davidebeatrici | EagleScreen: Exactly |
22:25.44 | davidebeatrici | xrandr -q shows both monitors correctly |
22:25.57 | EagleScreen | davidebeatrici: has that card NVidia chip? |
22:26.48 | davidebeatrici | No, he has 2 AMD Radeon R9 480s and the integrated Intel HD 530 |
22:27.03 | davidebeatrici | https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/H7G9JGy9/xrandr%20-q |
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22:28.14 | EagleScreen | davidebeatrici: can you see the two cards in command "xrandr --listproviders" ¿? |
22:28.25 | davidebeatrici | EagleScreen: 3 cards |
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22:28.37 | davidebeatrici | Providers: number : 3 |
22:28.38 | davidebeatrici | Provider 0: id: 0xdb cap: 0xf, Source Output, Sink Output, Source Offload, Sink Offload crtcs: 6 outputs: 5 associated providers: 0 name:POLARIS10 @ pci:0000:01:00.0 |
22:28.38 | davidebeatrici | Provider 1: id: 0x7f cap: 0xf, Source Output, Sink Output, Source Offload, Sink Offload crtcs: 3 outputs: 2 associated providers: 0 name:modesetting |
22:28.38 | davidebeatrici | Provider 2: id: 0x5a cap: 0xf, Source Output, Sink Output, Source Offload, Sink Offload crtcs: 6 outputs: 5 associated providers: 0 name:POLARIS10 @ pci:0000:02:00.0 |
22:29.44 | EagleScreen | can you see the two monitors in command "xrandr --listmonitors" ¿? |
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22:31.29 | davidebeatrici | EagleScreen: No, only one |
22:31.32 | davidebeatrici | Monitors: 1 |
22:31.33 | davidebeatrici | <PROTECTED> |
22:32.24 | EagleScreen | davidebeatrici: which is the external graphics card? |
22:32.40 | davidebeatrici | Provider 0 and Provider 2 |
22:32.45 | davidebeatrici | The two POLARIS10 |
22:33.06 | EagleScreen | and the comertial Brand and Model? |
22:33.33 | EagleScreen | Radeon R9? |
22:34.15 | davidebeatrici | Yes |
22:34.18 | EagleScreen | Radeon RX? |
22:34.28 | davidebeatrici | Yes |
22:34.44 | davidebeatrici | Radeon RX 480, 8 GB version |
22:35.21 | davidebeatrici | This one: http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=251A3BDE-2CC1-4C49-B661-165D72DEA40A&lang=eng |
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22:39.11 | EagleScreen | it is supposed to be supported since Linux kernel 4.7 |
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22:40.09 | EagleScreen | what I don't know is if Xorg is compatible with that IGD Multi-Monitor technology |
22:40.14 | EagleScreen | anyone know? |
22:40.38 | davidebeatrici | The drivers for the RX 480 are OK |
22:40.49 | davidebeatrici | Installed with firmware-amd-graphics |
22:41.12 | EagleScreen | you might want to try some distribution with Wayland to check |
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22:42.33 | EagleScreen | I think that Ubuntu GNOME 17.04 comes with Wayland, you can choose Wayland session at gdm |
22:43.38 | davidebeatrici | I see that Debian has packages for Wayland |
22:43.49 | EagleScreen | yes, also |
22:46.12 | davidebeatrici | https://packages.debian.org/source/stretch/wayland |
22:46.21 | davidebeatrici | Which packages do I need to install? |
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22:47.28 | EagleScreen | don't know, I have never used Wayland |
22:51.23 | EagleScreen | for KDE: plasma-workspace-wayland must be one |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwayland-integration |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland-backend-drm |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland-backend-fbdev |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland-backend-virtual |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland-backend-wayland |
22:54.34 | davidebeatrici | kwin-wayland-backend-x11 |
22:54.35 | davidebeatrici | plasma-workspace-wayland |
22:54.42 | davidebeatrici | These are the packages I told him to install |
22:56.08 | EagleScreen | I think you must select Wayland session in SDDM |
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22:58.30 | weabot | davidebeatrici: if there's no sddm session try to start it with startplasmacompositor in a tty |
22:58.59 | davidebeatrici | OK, thank you :) |
23:00.11 | EagleScreen | davidebeatrici: why dont connect both monitors to the same card? |
23:00.31 | davidebeatrici | Because he wants to use VGA-Passthrough |
23:01.18 | davidebeatrici | By passing the two cards to a guest Windows under KVM |
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23:02.42 | EagleScreen | :o |
23:05.58 | davidebeatrici | He logged out, chose Wayland and then logged in again |
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23:06.21 | davidebeatrici | Now he rebooted because everything acted weirdly |
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23:09.38 | EagleScreen | unfortunately, very new technologies, sometimes start to work on Linux later than in other comertial OS, (but sometimes is also the contrary) |
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23:27.18 | davidebeatrici | EagleScreen: The second monitor is still not detected |
23:27.34 | davidebeatrici | He's now downloading the KDE Plasma Wayland image to give it a try |
23:27.41 | davidebeatrici | https://files.kde.org/neon/images/plasma-wayland-devedition-gitunstable/current/ |
23:29.49 | EagleScreen | good luck |
23:29.54 | EagleScreen | see you |
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