[12:27] whats a good linux antivirus [12:28] cheeseboy: the only antivirus programs for linux I know are for scanning e-mails for windows viruses [12:29] i have somesort of virus .. [12:29] on that pc [12:29] cheeseboy: what program do you use to connect to IRC? [12:29] cheeseboy: on that pc [12:31] xchat [12:31] but i also have an eggdrop [12:31] cheeseboy: 5 seconds of googling reaveal this: [12:31] http://forums.planethzl.com/index.php?s=0668b1c2903fa79409af5fc416082fb8&showtopic=4212&pid=75251&st=0&#entry75251 [12:31] cheeseboy: hope that helps [12:32] i look at that [12:32] but thats windows app [12:33] cheeseboy: that's because fixxerbot is a windows virus [12:33] but im on linux [12:33] cheeseboy: for some reason the server you're trying to connect thinks you're using a windows machine that's infected [12:33] cheeseboy: I'd contact the server support team and try to work it out with them [12:34] i have [12:34] they have no idea [12:35] cheeseboy: http://secure.irc-chat.net/info.php?viri=FizzerBot === doenner [n=denis@91.150.101.91] has joined #xubuntu [12:42] whats command to empty trash? === BFTD [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.223.144.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu [12:44] cheeseboy: I don't think there is one, I guess you could try 'rm -r .local/share/Trash/*' [12:55] guys...a little quadcore question.....I got a quad coming my way along with more ram and new mobo....will I be OK with the "generic" kernel the comes with x/k/ubuntu or do I have to recompile the kernel to support all cores..? === ruks [n=lindsayi@c-76-111-135-159.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:00] i installed beryl on feisty fawn earlier and lost screen,so i did the sudo dpkg-recofigure xserver-xorg command and reconfigured [01:00] but now when i go to terminal its just a blank white screen, [01:01] !beryl | ruks [01:01] ruks: Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects [01:01] Naughtyboy: That's fine - quad core / quad cpu is definitely supported. [01:02] and i installed ndiswrapper yesterday and changed my reposatories for bcm43xx-fwcutter to get my wireless working,and i have to type in sudo modprobe bcm43xx everytime i wanna conect,is there a way to fix this? [01:02] ruks: yes, add it to your /etc/modules [01:02] ruks: the word 'bcm43xx' that is [01:03] i cant get in my terminal :( [01:03] ruks: alt+f2 and type 'gksu mousepad /etc/modules' [01:05] Pumpernickel, : OK...thnx for the quick reply [01:06] ok sheep did that and nothing happened [01:08] ruks: define "nothing" === vidd_bricktop [n=vidd@static-72-86-132-210.phlapa.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:09] it asked for my password,entered it,and then nothing,terminal still is blank white screen with no heading [01:10] ruks what are you trying to do? [01:10] ruks: alt+f2 and type 'xfwm4' [01:12] could not open,file not found [01:12] TheSheep, what y'all trying to do/ === luisbg [n=d33p@179.144.217.87.dynamic.jazztel.es] has joined #xubuntu [01:12] ruks: you're running xubuntu? [01:12] yea [01:12] feisty fawn [01:12] wait whats that x for? [01:13] ruks, in a terminal..... type sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop [01:13] im kinda new to all this [01:14] xubuntu is XFCE version of ubuntu....as in not gnome desktop [01:14] my terminal is blank since i installed beryl and lost screen and reconfigured it, [01:14] i believe my desktop is gnome [01:14] then in type gdm [01:15] ok typed it [01:15] and nothing happened [01:15] hrm [01:15] do u want me to tell u what i did? [01:15] sure === vidd_bricktop missed most of the conversation.... [01:17] i installed beryl nvidia on here and when i rebooted blue screen came up about the xserver,so i found a thread where someone had the same problem and he used the sudo dpkg-recofigure xserver-xorg command,so i did that and went thru it,got my desktop back but when i go to terminal its a blank white screen with no heading,and some of the beryl stuff isnt working either,im just kinda new to linux and im lost,i wanna make sure im doing ev === ruks is a newbie [01:18] lol [01:18] do you have the beryl icon in your lower right corner? [01:19] its in upper left with everything else [01:19] and on desktop [01:19] ok....] [01:20] then click on it and tell me what options you have [01:21] general options,window management,desktop,visual effects,access,extras,development,image formal are the options at the top [01:21] each one has their own set of stuff [01:22] either window management or desktop will let you turn beryl off and use your gnome, or xfce or whatever (not beryl) window manager [01:23] we want you to turn beryl off for now [01:25] ok i selected gnome as my window manager [01:25] beryl is off [01:25] terminal is back,so whats up with beryl [01:25] terminal working for ya now? [01:26] yea [01:26] yer beryl install is toast [01:26] ahhh crap,so what do i do [01:26] i reconfigured my whole x server too cuz of it,i hope i didnt mess anything up === vidd_bricktop thinks that the reconfigure x server is what messed it up [01:27] maaaaan [01:27] so what can i do === vidd_bricktop gave up on beryl months ago.... === ruks begs for vidd_bricktops help [01:28] lol [01:28] the eye candy was not worth the agrevation...to me [01:28] ruks, i can not help you do something i can not do myself.... [01:28] i was able to recover like i showed you.... === ZenDJiNN [n=djinn@ABordeaux-156-1-172-34.w86-207.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #xubuntu === ron_o [n=ron@12-210-174-186.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu [01:29] ahhh got ya [01:29] then i formated and reinstalled cuzz fiesty came out...and neber tried beryl again [01:29] so is there no way i can recover back to the way it was setup before the beryl install?? === vidd_bricktop is sure there IS.... [01:30] i just gotta find it huh [01:30] but when I mess up REAL bad, i just reinstall fresh [01:30] =] === vidd_bricktop is an expert installer! [01:31] =] [01:31] ahhhh man i dont wanna do that :( === vidd_bricktop believes there is a way....something like apt-get (or aptitude if you used that to install) --purge beryl [or whatever the app is called] [01:33] --purge removes the configuration files [01:33] yea but maybe if i just update my reposatories for beryl? [01:33] .... [01:33] you can do that [01:34] im sure if you surf a little, you can find a beryl howto for your card [01:34] ok so if u were going to use the purge command,give me an example line [01:35] sudo apt-get --purge beryl [01:35] sudo apt-get --purge remove beryl === vidd_bricktop is not 100% on this..... [01:35] its unpacking and removing it [01:36] good [01:36] i hope nothing else crashes lol [01:36] if it does, i can help you thru it [01:36] i love linux so far because of the control and how smooth it is,but learning to control it and set it up is killing me lol [01:37] after it said removing beryl,went back to root command [01:37] lol ... where do you think you GET that control;???? [01:37] there....done [01:37] does that mean it removed it? [01:37] cuz its still in toolbar and desktop,and it never said done [01:37] now do sudo apt-get autoremove [01:38] then reboot [01:38] ok 0 upgraded 0 installed- 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded [01:38] reboot or log out? [01:38] reboot === vidd_bricktop will hunt you down a DECENT beryl walk-thru === ruks jumps for joy [01:40] which card? [01:40] nvidia geforce4 440 go 64m [01:42] this looks promising: http://feistyguide.blogspot.com/2007/05/how-to-install-beryl-nvidia.html [01:42] ok rebooted and beryl is still in taskbar and on desktop [01:43] it includes such steps as "back your stuff up"....always the sign of a well written howto [01:44] hmm i should get rid of this install before i try a new one [01:45] i did all that and its still on here === maxamillion [n=adam@mobile-166-217-111-235.mycingular.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:45] * wave * maxamillion [01:45] hi hi [01:45] hey maxamillion .... did you ever install beryl on an nvidia card? [01:46] vidd_bricktop: sure did [01:46] ahhh it wont go away im stuck with it [01:46] maxamillion, good ... ruks is having issues [01:46] vidd_bricktop: but i used aiglx because the nvidia 9xxx series drivers weren't out yet [01:47] i helped him get his ubuntu desktop back in working order....and he wants to try again [01:48] feel like giving him a hand? [01:48] vidd_bricktop: ok, let me get the tutorial i used ... i did it over ssh from home to set up beryl on my work machine [01:48] yea i wanna try what u just sent me but i gotta get this one off first [01:48] heeey that would be great [01:49] and if u could tell me how to get rid of this one i installed === ruks appreciates help....ALOT [01:49] ruks, chances are it will just re-install that anyway === barbara [n=barbara@c-68-33-161-50.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:49] how can I set proper permissions on my new icon in /usr/share/pixmaps ? [01:50] barbara, what kind of permissions you want to give it? [01:50] it appears that the guide i followed doesn't exist anymore [01:50] ahhh got ya,ok we will see [01:50] hey vidd_bricktop im back [01:50] vidd_bricktop: same permissions as all the pink colored files that are the majority for that directory [01:51] http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/129 [01:51] barbara, that is not very useful..... open a terminal, and typ cd /path/to/files [01:51] then do ls -la [01:52] one more question before i go thru with this before i forget,i installed ndiswrapper and all that for my wireless,but everytime i wanna conect wireless i have to type sudo modprobe bcm43xx [01:52] this will list all the files with thier permissions.... [01:52] they should look like : [01:52] is there a way to keep this in there so i dont have to keep typing it? [01:53] -rw-r--r-- 1 vidd vidd 566 2007-06-13 17:49 .profile [01:53] ok that worked I kept thinking it was ls -a [01:53] thanks vidd [01:53] the -rw-r--r-- is what i need to know what you need it to be [01:55] ruks, i cant help you with ndiswrapper, but i can with the native driver..... === maxamill1on [n=adam@mobile-166-217-111-235.mycingular.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:56] bah!!!!!! === maxamill1on slaps his internet [01:57] vidd_bricktop: I did chown root then chmod -x to the file and at -rw------- so far [01:57] vidd_bricktop: can you see what i am reading or have i lagged out again? [01:57] ruks, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Dapper [01:58] maxamill1on, i see ya [01:58] barbara, what is the permissions of the OTHER files? [01:58] vidd_bricktop: the second user listing still doesn't say root though [01:58] vidd_bricktop: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root [01:59] ruks: did you see the link i sent you or did i lag out before? [01:59] barbara, sudo chmod 655 i think [02:00] maxamill1on, you lagged out [02:01] post the link again [02:02] vidd_bricktop: that gives -rw-r-xr-x 1 root user === maxamill1on runs off to find the link again [02:03] sorry about that TED link [02:03] wrong channel " [02:03] :/ [02:04] from this users perspective though its -rw--------- 1 root user [02:04] darn file permissions ate my perfectly gimped out new icon :( [02:05] how do i add something to /etc/modules? [02:05] i dont know how to open that directory [02:05] or any directory for that matter [02:05] is there a way to just give it permissions same as another file? === doenner [n=denis@91.150.116.148] has joined #xubuntu [02:06] barbara, then its 644 [02:07] why doesn't it just say 644 then? [02:07] ruks: http://wiki.beryl-project.org/wiki/Support_for_nVidia_cards [02:09] barbara, if chmod 655 gave you rw-r-xr-x, then 644 will give you rw-r--r-- [02:10] maxamillion thats the first install i did [02:10] and had problems with [02:10] how can i just uninstall the whole thing? [02:10] ruks: ah .. hmmm [02:11] ruks: "sudo apt-get purge beryl beryl-manager emerald-themes" [02:12] ruks: "sudo rm /usr/share/applications/berul-manager.desktop" [02:13] ruks: "sudo rm /etc/xdg/autostart/beryl-manager.desktop" [02:13] ruks: "rm ~/Desktop/beryl-manager.desktop" [02:13] ruks: enter each one of those commands in the terminal and life should be good from there === somerville32 [n=cody-som@ubuntu/member/somerville32] has joined #xubuntu [02:15] *wave* somerville32 [02:15] :) [02:16] been a while [02:17] the first one didnt work [02:17] second one i mean [02:17] ruks: didn't work? [02:17] s/berul/beryl/ [02:17] ruks: oh, that file might have been removed as part of the first [02:18] ok desktop icon is gone [02:18] still in taskbar [02:18] ruks: we will take care of that in a moment [02:19] ahh did sudo apt-get autoremove [02:19] lemme reboot [02:20] k [02:23] its gone [02:23] sweeet [02:23] ok so i got another question === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@c-134-231-41.f.dsl.de.ignite.net] has left #xubuntu [] [02:24] when i changed my reposatories and installed ndiswrapper etc,the bcm43xx-fwcutter,in order to fire my wireless up i have to type in sudo modprobe bcm43xx [02:24] someone told me i could just add === aroo [n=justin@108.120.207.68.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:24] bcm43xx [02:24] to [02:24] etc/modules [02:25] how do i do that === BFTD [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.223.220.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:25] or /etc/modules === sheep [n=sheep@atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl] has joined #xubuntu [02:25] You open the file /etc/modules as root, and on a new line you type 'bcm43xx'. [02:25] Then you save it. [02:26] ok but i dont know how to open it as a root [02:26] im new :( [02:26] (No ''s, of course. Just the module name.) === n2diy [n=darryl@ppp-42d429bf.wlks.losch.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:26] In a terminal, do `sudo nano /etc/modules`. === sheep is now known as TheSheep [02:27] ok opened it and added bcm43xx [02:28] how do i save it [02:28] It shows common shortcuts on the bottom. === sheep [i=sheep@atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl] has joined #xubuntu [02:28] sheep: ? === sheep is now known as TheSheep [02:29] ^x to exit,how do i do that [02:30] ruks: press and hold down the 'Ctrl' key and press 'x', the release both keys [02:30] You press control - which is usually abbreviated as ^ - and, while holding it down, press 'x'. [02:30] ahhh [02:30] man how did u learn all this stuff [02:30] so nano does what [02:30] navigates? [02:30] ruks: same way as you [02:30] yea true,i am learning alot hehe [02:30] Nano is a text editor. === ruks head is about to burst from the onslaught of info in the past 2 days === briancron [n=brian@c-76-111-26-81.hsd1.va.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu === ryan__ [n=ryan@dsl-189-217.laj.centurytel.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:34] sweet [02:34] so should i just give up on having beryl? === vidd [n=vidd@static-72-86-132-210.phlapa.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:34] ruks, that is up to you [02:34] ruks: probably for now ... unless you really feel like getting your hands dirty [02:34] ruks: my recommendation is to let them work out some more bugs (it is still alpha software) [02:35] give up!!! Did we give up when the germans bombed pearl harbor? [02:35] Germans??? [02:35] briancron: the germans bombed pearl harbor? [02:35] briancron: when on earth did that happen? [02:35] wow, that means ww3 === maxamill1on missed something [02:35] am I the only one who has seen Animal House? === TheSheep runs for cover [02:35] briancron: apparently [02:35] briancron: yes [02:35] briancron: yup === ruks looks around puzzled [02:36] lol === vidd_bricktop has seen it...in the first run...not on late night tv [02:36] joke withdrawn with apologies [02:36] it wasnt funny then either [02:36] ok so u guys helped me fix everything i was having trouble with [02:36] so far [02:36] lol [02:37] i just wish i could have beryl,or something like it [02:37] ruks: we try [02:37] nobody on here has it installed with feisty? [02:37] well I bombed in #xubuntu no denying that [02:37] I have beryl with fiesty and it works fine [02:37] really [02:37] driver? [02:37] ruks: i isntalled it on edgy, i deleted it 2 weeks .. it annoyed me [02:38] driver for what? [02:38] have you looked in synaptic? [02:38] maxamill1on: having preview of the window contents in the pager would be nice though... [02:38] briancron: are you using aiglx, xgl, or nvidia driver support? [02:38] imo it adds NOTHING but bragging rights [02:38] nvidia [02:38] dang thats what i got [02:38] TheSheep: yeah ... that feature wasn't there when i tried it [02:38] i installed beryl and had trouble with a few things [02:39] vidd, I disagree... I got tired of spinning the cube but it's really a functional addon [02:39] TheSheep: only thing i liked was the OS X expose' copy cat plugin [02:39] maxamill1on: you can have it without beryl, with skippy [02:39] briancron, what functionality? [02:39] people do it cuz it looks so damn sweet but i actually do alot with multimedia and switching thru desktops like that and everything [02:39] TheSheep: ohhh yes, skippy ... i should look into that [02:39] !info skippy [02:39] skippy: full-screen X11 task/window switcher, similar to OSX Expose. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.1rc1-6 (feisty), package size 28 kB, installed size 148 kB [02:39] sticky screens, scroll windows... snap windows into one view [02:39] i get the same functionality with freecell...and nowhere near the resource drain [02:39] w00t === maxamill1on installs [02:40] maxamill1on: and 3ddesktop :) [02:40] maxamill1on: better install the -nx version [02:40] mouse scroll transpartency... meta M turns the screen colors better for nighttime reading [02:40] ok so what is the best thing i can get [02:40] TheSheep: yeah ... i could do that [02:40] and briancron u have had no problems? [02:41] well Im not really worried about the resources so it wasn't an issue [02:41] no problems ruks [02:41] maxamill1on: sorry, it's -xd [02:41] TheSheep: 3d desktop is nice, but the wobbly windows and such is annoying [02:41] maxamill1on: http://skippy.klik.atekon.de/ [02:41] !3ddesktop [02:41] Sorry, I don't know anything about 3ddesktop - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [02:41] !info 3ddesktop [02:41] 3ddesktop: "Three-dimensional" desktop switcher. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2.9-6 (feisty), package size 73 kB, installed size 432 kB [02:41] maxamill1on: no need for beryl [02:41] Im used to the wobbly windows but I agree that the magic of beryl wears off... however many cool usability features are hard to live without [02:42] maxamill1on: and it actually has much more options [02:42] so briancron how did u install? [02:42] TheSheep: nope, beryl is just a pain [02:42] briancron, you listed a bunch of "nice to have" features.... [02:42] vidd: yeah of course, nothing critical [02:42] briancron: I tried to use both beryl and compiz, but I couldn't live with their stupid algorithms for window placing [02:42] briancron: usability!?!!? ... there are maybe 2 things i find usable about beryl [02:42] ruks for fiesty I went to synaptic to install it [02:42] TheSheep: what's your opinion of openbox as a window manager? [02:42] briancron: and lack of focus stealing prevention on top of that [02:43] maxamill1on: never used it [02:43] ok max so what should i use instead of beryl to get some of the same features? [02:43] ruks, they are talking about 3ddesktop [02:43] mouse over the minized icons for a preview... Im not suffering from Vista envy... I started with slackware and Im learning emacs... but beryl is useful as well as eyecandy [02:43] TheSheep: ah ... ok, i just recently heard about a guy who uses xfce with openbox as the window manager so i started reading about it .... it seems really nice for just a window manager, i might end up trying it out [02:43] !info 3ddesktop | ruks [02:43] ruks: 3ddesktop: "Three-dimensional" desktop switcher. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2.9-6 (feisty), package size 73 kB, installed size 432 kB [02:43] or Mac envy either... [02:44] I meant minimized [02:44] maxamill1on: ever seen pkwm? [02:44] maxamill1on: it's a bit nicer looking [02:44] TheSheep: is that the window manager written in perl? [02:44] briancron, im running a vanilla xfce with only one task bar....no M$ envy here either [02:44] ruks if synaptic will install beryl use it and then turn off anything you find annoying [02:45] briancron, we just spend the last...what....2 hours helping him RECOVER from thsat [02:45] vidd: no accusing you but I know there is a stigma about beryl... but it's more than just bling imo [02:45] oh... sorry I don't mean to confuse ruks [02:46] hey my mousepad on my laptop on linux if i tap the pad not button it clicks,didnt do that in windows,can i change it cuz i keep clicking on links i dont wanna [02:46] ruks: touchpad mouse? [02:46] yea im just gonna stay away from beryl i guess,tried 2 installs and it didnt work right either time for some reason [02:47] ruks, there is a setting that reduces the sensitivity of it.... [02:47] yea ya know,its a touchpad mouse lol [02:47] on my laptop [02:47] and there is another item to turn it off altogether [02:47] windows never let me click with the pad i had to use the button [02:47] linux im scrolling and click on stuff by accident cuz of this function,i wana turn it off [02:48] ruks, sorry to hear that M$ prevented you from using one of the STANDARD features of a touchpad mouse [02:48] macs have this nice feature -- if you use two fingers on the touchpad, it works as a scrollwheel [02:48] ruks: there should be a setting somewhere ... i'm not entirely sure where though [02:48] maxamill1on: it the xorg.conf [02:48] TheSheep: yeah, and there is linux support for that macbook touchpad as well :) [02:48] my X might frag out ... if so, i'll brb [02:49] not that xorg thing man,i had problems with that earlier lol [02:49] ruks, xorg is your friend [02:49] is there no way to just go in and adjust the mouse settings,well i see one in preferences [02:49] how do i change mouse settings in xorg [02:49] just dont use the reconfigure tool [02:50] oh heck [02:50] my mouse buttons are all wrong since i did that reconfigure thing earlier when i got that blue screen [02:51] buttons are backwards and pad is wrong [02:51] ruks: man mousedrv [02:51] ruks: or http://www.x.org/current/mouse.html [02:52] man mousedrv [02:52] ok === barbara [n=barbara@c-68-33-161-50.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:52] anyone know how to get rid of those transparent bubbles around icon text? [02:53] TheSheep: openbox is nice ... not as configurable as xfwm4, but it seems pretty nice for being minimalistic [02:54] maxamill1on: but it's ugly :( [02:54] maxamill1on: at least most themes [02:54] maxamill1on: configurable? hah far from it, these damn bubbles won't pop on my icons no matter how hard I click [02:54] think so? [02:54] barbara: I think I've seen it somewherei n the xfce faq [02:54] TheSheep: i thought it looked pretty decent [02:55] barbara: huh? === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:55] barbara: what are you talking about? [02:56] i did man mousedrv and it gave me a bunch of info but how do i change stuff [02:56] maxamill1on: look at an icon on your desktop read what it says now look at what your eyes not think [02:57] maxamillion: yes that visual noise known as transparency ick [02:57] ruks: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf as root [02:58] barbara: i don't have icons on my desktop [02:58] http://forum.xfce.org/index.php?topic=3446.0 [02:59] barbara: let me enable then really fast [02:59] ruks, sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf [02:59] vidd: gedit?!?!!? [02:59] http://forum.xfce.org/index.php?topic=3430.0 [02:59] i like it [02:59] maxamill1on, he is using gnomer [02:59] mousepad [02:59] oh and third problem with desktop icons that darn truncating of names [02:59] ruks: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf [02:59] barbara: just disable the desktop icons :) [03:00] ruks: use gksudo when using gui programs [03:00] if I wanted to do that I would use fluxbox === Laibsc1 [n=Laibsch@c-134-229-16.d.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu [03:00] barbara: you can use fluxbox with xfdesktop [03:00] (or rox) [03:00] barbara: if you want desktop icons you might want to look into ROX Filer ... best desktop icon support on the planet [03:00] I just want icons with no features what so ever, how hard is that [03:00] ok im in the gedit xorg.conf /etc/X11 [03:01] barbara: you are sure you don't want panel launchers? === maxamill1on uses panel launchers ... they are nice === Laibsc1 is now known as Laibsch [03:01] barbara: it turns out to be hard, because xfce doesn't have much unnecessary options -- just sane defaults [03:01] TheSheep, i think barbara wants desktop launchers....like windows desktop shortcuts [03:01] I don't want truncating names, transparent bubbles, huge spacing, and maybe turn off some default ones... [03:01] barbara: http://cgi.4chan.org/r/src/1181866339729.jpg [03:01] bah!!!! [03:01] barbara: http://rox.sourceforge.net/desktop/static.html [03:02] barbara: wrong link ... sorry [03:02] maxamill1on: 4chan :) [03:02] TheSheep: :D [03:02] maxamill1on, this brings a new light on you! [03:03] I'm just going to go to xfce and start posting up suggestions to all the other unanswered problems about icons on xfce desktop [03:03] maxamill1on, its like i almost never knew ya! lol [03:04] vidd: lol, it was actually a link that was sent to me ... i'm not entirely familiar with the site [03:04] SURRRREEEEEE [03:04] barbara: better use their bug tracker to post feature requests [03:04]