[00:02] <MatBoy> and another update today :) it's patch week :D
[00:05] <evil_tech> i cant get updates for samba
[00:59] <gerro> hmm haven't used speakers on this computer in decades and nothing is coming out any ideas how to fix?
[01:01] <umarzuki> hi
[01:01] <somerville32> Have you tried turning up the volume on the application, in the mixer, and on the speaker?
[01:01] <somerville32> gerro, ^^ - are they plugged in?
[01:01] <gerro> yep its plugged in tried every hole and didn't work so I plugged it back into color coded grey spot
[01:02] <gerro> power light is on speakers and volume turned to max on everything
[01:02] <somerville32> I thought it was green
[01:02] <gerro> eh its faded but I'm sure the colors match
[01:02] <gerro> kind of dim in here too
[01:02] <umarzuki> anyone know any oss business planner app?
[01:02] <somerville32> Did you turn up the mixer?
[01:02] <gerro> umarzuki: homebank
[01:02] <umarzuki> i'll try that
[01:03] <umarzuki> thx
[01:03] <gerro> sommerville32: I've tried that pcm, master ,master mono, pc speaker all max
[01:03] <somerville32> gerro, What application?
[01:03] <somerville32> All apps?
[01:03] <gerro> sommerville32: could pc speaker be muted on alsamixer?
[01:03] <gerro> yeah all apps
[01:03] <gerro> it shows the bar on alsamixer for all them
[01:04] <gerro> Creative Labs [SB Live! Value] EMU10k1X is my sound card
[01:05] <umarzuki> gerro: what i'm looking for is an alternative for Business Plan Pro
[01:05] <umarzuki> can't afford $99
[01:06] <umarzuki> that's kinda the main reason i'm using linux anyway :)
[01:07] <somerville32> :)
[01:07] <somerville32> umarzuki, Have you searched the repository? :]
[01:07] <umarzuki> yep
[01:07] <umarzuki> type 'business planner'
[01:08] <umarzuki> nothing came out
[01:08] <somerville32> Where do you type that?
[01:08] <umarzuki> i'm planning to make a business plan to apply for loan
[01:09] <umarzuki> add remove apps
[01:10] <somerville32> Kugar for KDE
[01:11] <somerville32> bulmages
[01:16] <umarzuki> kugar seemed won't work n i can't find bulmages in repo
[01:16] <somerville32> You might have to enable KDE services
[01:17] <umarzuki> how's that?
[01:19] <somerville32> It isn't a good idea to run KDE apps in Xfce anyhow.
[01:20] <umarzuki> hm..
[01:20] <umarzuki> guess i'll have to install kde
[01:20] <somerville32> :S
[01:20] <umarzuki> thx
[01:20] <somerville32> Try searching the web for an alternative first.
[01:20] <somerville32> KDE is heavy
[01:20] <somerville32> Anyhow, I need to go shower
[01:20] <somerville32> ttyl
[01:22] <gerro> synaptic...............
[01:23] <Super_BQ> somervill!
[01:23] <Super_BQ> somerville: my friend is about to go to my place in 20 mins
[01:29] <hvgotcodes> hello: is there a wireless network monitor widget for xfce?
[01:32] <jmolek28> does anyone know anything about compiz?
[01:35] <cp2> how can i change the sound card priorities?
[01:38] <adac2>  is truecrypt available from a repository?
[01:47] <Super_BQ> how else can I find the local IP address besides using the command ifconfig?
[01:47] <adac2>  Super_BQ: whats wrong with ifconfig?
[01:47] <crimsun> the command `ip a`
[01:48] <Super_BQ> ok it's working
[01:48] <cp2> how can i change the sound card priorities?..........nobody?
[01:49] <crimsun> cp2: asoundconf
[01:49] <crimsun> cp2: namely, the set-default-card option, which requires a parameter.
[01:50] <cp2> a ha
[01:51] <cp2> im trying
[01:51] <cp2> but...what's the parameter?
[01:54] <cp2> found it
[01:54] <cp2> thnx a lot!
[02:23] <aladinsane> Anybody know of a packer/unpacker with GUI that can unpack multiple files (not belonging to the same archive)?Like Winrar in windows.
[02:25] <ader10> Gnome mouse tracking sucks, is there a way I can transfer my xfce settings to gnome as well?
[02:29] <Super_BQ> somerville32: wake up :)
[03:49] <ir4d0m> yo
[03:49] <ir4d0m> my limewire will not work when i downlaod it? i mean i download it it is fine.. then i launch it and when i do it appears black white page that never loads
[03:50] <ir4d0m> big whit page*
[03:50] <ir4d0m> any ideas? or should i jsut get a new p2p server? if so which one?
[03:52] <ir4d0m> no1 has an idea?
[03:53] <snerfu> I seem to be getting aa 403 forbidden error when trying to access the samba updates, I browsed the security site and I can see the packages there.
[03:53] <snerfu> through the updater applet.
[03:54] <ir4d0m> 0.os... well im a linux newb
[03:54] <crimsun> snerfu: see the topic in #ubuntu
[03:54] <snerfu> thanks.
[03:58] <ir4d0m> 0.o
[04:06] <magic_ninja> if i simply run xfce with gdm rather then gnome will i get better performance
[04:23] <voss749> Any news on a patch for that thrashing issue?
[04:24] <voss749> Anybody awake out there?
[05:27] <Super_BQ> somverville!
[05:27] <Super_BQ> you there?
[05:29] <Super_BQ> my Ubuntu box is back online but I noticed Firestarter got nuked and no PostFix
[10:41] <RandyboY> Anyone have any idea about why my xubuntu hang with the wpa security enabled? Could it be the nic? What could i do? Other than use wep...
[10:44] <moodog> Hi, I can't see anything about it online, but either xfce4 or firefox is pissing me off, every time I open a link firefox is moving to the active desktop :/  Anyone else having the same problem / know of a fix?
[10:51] <TheSheep> moodog: yes, let me find you a link
[10:51] <moodog> TheSheep: Thanks, it would appear my google-fu is weak :(
[10:51] <TheSheep> moodog: http://sheep.art.pl/2007-09-08_Firefox_jumping_between_workspaces_in_XFCE
[10:52] <TheSheep> moodog: it's not google-able
[10:52] <TheSheep> moodog: it's in the xfce docs on your computer
[10:53] <moodog> Ah, of course.
[10:53] <moodog> Thanks :D
[10:55] <sugardrunk> i lost my menu on xubuntu...
[10:55] <sugardrunk> anyone know how to get it back? :)
[10:56] <TheSheep> sugardrunk: alt+f2 and type xfce4-panel
[10:56] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, Panel is there...only menu is gone
[10:56] <TheSheep> sugardrunk: dapper?
[10:57] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, Gutsy
[10:57] <TheSheep> sugardrunk: it just disappeared like that?
[10:58] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, Not really, after i changed back from FVWM-Crystal
[10:59] <TheSheep> sugardrunk: the menu is empty?
[11:00] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, it is not there anymore
[11:00] <TheSheep> in where?
[11:00] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, in the panel
[11:00] <TheSheep> then add it
[11:00] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, Dont know how
[11:00] <TheSheep> right click on the panel, select 'add new item', scroll down and select 'xfce menu'
[11:01] <RandyboY> Anyone have any idea about why my xubuntu hang with the wpa security enabled? Could it be the nic? What could i do? Other than use wep... Especially when rebooting or shutting down it hangs. "Stopping wpa_supplicant interfaces ..."
[11:01] <sugardrunk> TheSheep, ok... i guess the panel is messed up because i could not find that... but, i have to check, again
[11:12] <kwhk> hi, i just played around File Manager and now my User folder disappeared from the desktop.  How come?  How can i fix it?
[11:15] <ere4si> kwhk: right click anywhere on the desktop - choose create launcher then browse to your folder and select
[11:15] <TheSheep> kwhk: desktop settings -> behavior -> show iocns for -> home
[11:19] <kwhk> TheSheep: i tried. but now on the desktop there are: Trash, Home, File System, plus a folder for my wife.  my folder as the user is missing.
[11:21] <TheSheep> kwhk: the Home folder is yours...
[11:22] <kwhk> TheSheep: but previously, on the desktop, there's a folder at the top showing my name. the folder was in blue color.
[11:23] <kwhk> TheSheep: it wasn't a short cut.
[11:23] <TheSheep> kwhk: you can try to go to home/Desktop and see if it's there
[11:23] <TheSheep> kwhk: if not, check trash or other folders, maybe you mved it somewhere
[11:23] <kwhk> TheSheep: yes, it is there.
[11:23] <TheSheep> kwhk: ok, check permissions
[11:25] <kwhk> they look normal.
[11:26] <kwhk> TheSheep: in your case, on the desktop, there is a folder in your name, in blue color, right?
[11:26] <TheSheep> kwhk: no
[11:27] <TheSheep> kwhk: but I don't have standard settings since dapper
[11:27] <TheSheep> kwhk: unless you mean the home folder
[11:29] <ere4si> I have that icon for my home folder on the desktop - what did you do when "playing around File Manager"?
[11:29] <kwhk> TheSheep: ok, thanks, though i dont mean the holder folder.
[11:30] <kwhk> ere4si: i also got the "Home" folder on my desktop. what i'm trying to say is there was another folder, say "KWHK", on my desktop.
[11:31] <ere4si> and where is that folder - /home?
[11:31] <kwhk> ere4si: on the desktop
[11:32] <ere4si> I'm a long way away here :) - is it a folder you put there?
[11:33] <ere4si> how did you remove it - what did you do?
[11:34] <kwhk> ere4si: no. you don't have such a folder on your desktop as well? TheSheep said no. maybe i remember it wrongly and there haven't been such a folder on my desktop?
[11:35] <kwhk> forget it, folks, and thanks. i got a question on the shutdown process.
[11:35] <ere4si> kwhk: each user will have their /home folder showing on the desktop - don't know which folder you are talking about :)
[11:38] <kwhk> after i click shutdown, i will see the "xubuntu" page, with the progress bar. the bar runs a little bit at the right end. after it finished, it stuck there and won't go away. i have to push the power button of my laptop to effectively shut the box down. is it normal?
[11:39] <TheSheep> kwhk: no, apparently xubuntu can't access the acpi functions to shut down the laptop
[11:39] <TheSheep> kwhk: is it an old laptop?
[11:40] <kwhk> TheSheep: yes, it is. PII, 300Mhz.
[11:40] <kwhk> TheSheep: Thinkpad, 600E.
[11:40] <TheSheep> kwhk: check the top of 'dmesg | less'
[11:41] <kwhk> TheSheep: sorry, i'm too new to understand. how to?
[11:41] <TheSheep> kwhk: open a terminal and type 'dmesg | less', without the quotes
[11:42] <TheSheep> kwhk: does it say something about acpi and a cutoff?
[11:45] <kwhk> TheSheep: http://www.pastebin.ca/778183
[11:46] <TheSheep> kwhk: lower?
[11:47] <kwhk> TheSheep: sorry, seems i haven't pasted the whole stuff.
[11:47] <TheSheep> kwhk: just search for a message about the bios being too old and disabling acpi support
[11:48] <kwhk> TheSheep: how about this: IBM Thinkpad 600 Series 2645 detected: force use of acpi=noirq
[11:50] <TheSheep> no, I think this is ok
[11:50] <TheSheep> ok, so it's not what I thought
[11:50] <TheSheep> kwhk: you might want to check the thinkwiki or the ubuntu forums
[11:50] <ere4si> most older laptops benefit from additions to a line in /boot/grub/menu.lst - scroll down to where it says "end default options" and at the line that starts "kernel" and ends with "quiet splash" type a space then    noapic nolapic
[11:51] <TheSheep> ere4si: that's no a benefit
[11:51] <ere4si> excuse me?
[11:52] <TheSheep> ere4si: do you know what these options do?
[11:52] <kwhk> TheSheep: i remember the statement u quoted. i saw it when booting the machine, be4 i changed to this new network card (wired).
[11:53] <ere4si> enable older laptops to boot and shut down properly when the standard options aren't working - read the forums
[11:53] <kwhk> TheSheep: i mean, when i used another wired network card previously, i saw that statement, but now i no longer see it at boot.
[11:53] <TheSheep> kwhk: you might try adding 'acpi=force' to the boot options and see if it helps
[11:54] <ere4si> read the forums about older laptops
[11:54] <TheSheep> ere4si: no, it disables advanced irq support, leaving oly the basic one and impairing performance -- it's a workaround for laptops that have broken apic
[11:55] <TheSheep> ere4si: it's a workaround, and you should use it when you have trouble with apic, not just like that, otherwise it would be enabled by default
[11:55] <TheSheep> !boot | kwhk
[11:55] <ubotu> kwhk: Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto
[11:56] <ere4si> TheSheep: The first time I saw that option was from an article from klaus knopper
[11:56] <kwhk> TheSheep: am using acpi=off
[11:56] <TheSheep> kwhk: look at the bottom of that page, at the 'permanent changes' section
[11:57] <TheSheep> kwhk: ah, if you have scpi=off then acpi won't work, obviously, so ubuntu can't powerdown your laptop
[11:58] <TheSheep> ere4si: it's needed for some computers, because apic/lapic won't work on them, better to use simple pic than to not have anything at all, right?
[11:58] <TheSheep> ere4si: but disabling it just because "you've heard that it's sometimes adviced' is a bad idea
[11:58] <kwhk> TheSheep: so, should i use acpi=force?
[11:58] <TheSheep> kwhk: so, it didn't boot with acpi enabled?
[11:59] <TheSheep> kwhk: or were there some trouble at boot so that you put it?
[11:59] <ere4si> was started as the thing most laptops neede to run 01/07
[11:59] <ere4si> *stated
[11:59] <kwhk> TheSheep: it worked.  maybe changed to "off" at some point when dealing with the sound problem
[11:59] <TheSheep> ere4si: kwhk will end up enabling it anyways probably :)
[12:00] <TheSheep> kwhk: then just remove that
[12:00] <TheSheep> kwhk: don't add force, just remove the acpi=off
[12:00] <ere4si> lol
[12:01] <TheSheep> kwhk: if the sound problem reappears, try what ere4si said :)
[12:02] <kwhk> folks, thanks, will try it, after having dinner now:)
[13:04] <squirrelpimp> the automount-feature of me pretty new xubuntu-installation is broken
[13:04] <squirrelpimp> where can i start debugging? which part of the system mounts usbdisks?
[13:05] <squirrelpimp> it used to be pmount if i'm right, however it's not installed
[13:30] <kwhk> hi, TheSheep, ere4si: tried. i changed it to acpi=force. the shutdown works now.  it beeps a few seconds after i click "shutdown", then i see a black screen for a short while, then the "ubuntu" page, then the bar progresses a bit on the right and finishes, then the page goes out.  thanks you both.
[13:31] <ere4si> best of luck :)
[13:31] <kwhk> yup.
[13:31] <kwhk> but i feel that it takes a bit longer than be4 when booting up the machine into the desktop.
[13:33] <kwhk> is this any to do with the change?
[13:41] <hal9k2010> good morning
[13:41] <ere4si> !hi
[13:41] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #xubuntu!
[13:41] <hal9k2010> new to linux and have some quiestions
[13:42] <hal9k2010> downloaded xubuntu and burn the disk but have no sound in the live cd
[13:42] <hal9k2010> this means no sound in the installer
[13:42] <hal9k2010> ????
[13:43] <ere4si> !sound
[13:43] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[13:44] <ere4si> some hardware needs some effort to get working - what's the sound card?
[13:45] <hal9k2010> i really dont know
[13:45] <hal9k2010> think is maestro or something like that
[13:45] <hal9k2010> on the top of the desktop has no volume selector ...
[13:47] <hal9k2010> i was using the live cd ... my fear is that if i install  will have no sound also
[13:48] <hal9k2010> ess maestro
[13:49] <ere4si> in the menu you will find an entry for terminal - click that and when it opens type   lsmod | grep snd    that will show what sound card driver was found   - |  is the key above enter when you press shift
[13:51] <hal9k2010> thanks   will try that    i will load the live cd again wish me luck
[13:51] <ere4si> lol
[14:27] <hal9k2010> hello again
[14:28] <hal9k2010> using live cd  now... have no sound
[14:32] <ere4si> what did lsmod | grep snd say?
[14:43] <RandyboY> Anyone have any idea about why my xubuntu hang with the wpa security enabled? Could it be the nic? What could i do? Other than use wep... Especially when rebooting or shutting down it hangs. "Stopping wpa_supplicant interfaces ..."
[14:45] <hal9k2010> the ismode didnt work
[14:46] <hal9k2010> command  not found
[14:52] <Pumpernickel> You typo'd the command.
[15:00] <DarkDream> Hello :)
[15:01] <DarkDream> I'm trying to install xubuntu on an old Pentium MMX 200Mhz with 128Mo of RAM.
[15:01] <blankpugulo> For office purpose?
[15:02] <DarkDream> But the boot install option seems to loop. Just after the selection it's written "No DMI bios year, acpi=force is required to enable ACPI"
[15:02] <DarkDream> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh wait the screens appears after ages :)
[15:02] <DarkDream> Maybe I will be able to install xubuntu.
[15:02] <DarkDream> blankpugulo yes Office purpose
[15:03] <DarkDream> Internet, chat, wordprocessing, etc.
[15:03] <blankpugulo> OpenOffice? I doubt it will work on 200Mhz
[15:03] <DarkDream> we will see.
[15:03] <DarkDream> In God we trust ^^
[15:05] <blankpugulo> Downgrade forever:)
[15:05] <blankpugulo> I like old hardware
[15:07] <DarkDream> On Win 98, all were ok. But I hated to see my girlfriend on this unprotected OS so I would like to try xubuntu. But Ms office was running on it, emule, msn, internet explorer, firefox, mirc, etc.
[15:07] <blankpugulo> What version of Xfce is in Xubuntu 7.10?
[15:07] <DarkDream> Xubuntu uses more ressources than win 98 ?
[15:08] <blankpugulo> 128MB of RAM is sufficient quantity of memory, i think... for xubuntu
[15:08] <DarkDream> I tried win2k. It was ok until I install SP4 and all the upgrades :s
[15:09] <DarkDream> after that: very slow
[15:09] <blankpugulo> don't use SP's :)... are they necessary?
[15:10] <DarkDream> for all the upgrades yes. And I prefere to install all fixes even if they come from MS ;)
[15:11] <blankpugulo> Some MS fixes is more dangerous than viruses, I heard.
[15:12] <DarkDream> how to install this xubuntu damn.... I clicked on the Install Icon
[15:12] <DarkDream> and now all is so slow...
[15:13] <DarkDream> mouse moves and I'm wondering if the install process will start.
[15:13] <blankpugulo> I think it's slow because Live CD eats a lot of RAM... After installation system will work quickly :)
[15:14] <DarkDream> even after 11 minutes ?
[15:14] <DarkDream> nothing seems to start the install process after the double click on the Install Icon.
[15:16] <DarkDream> does it come from this message before the loading of the kernel:"No DMI bios year, acpi=force is required to enable ACPI" ?
[15:16] <blankpugulo> After activation of shadows my systems begin work slowly... Can I fix it by instaling of nVidia-drivers?
[15:17] <Pumpernickel> You need the alternate install cd if you're installing on a system with 128MB of RAM.
[15:19] <DarkDream> ahhh
[15:19] <DarkDream> I try to see on the xubuntu webpage ty Pumpernickel
[15:21] <DarkDream> PC (Intel x86) alternate install CD
[15:21] <DarkDream>     For almost all PCs. This includes most machines with Intel/AMD/etc type processors and almost all computers that run Microsoft Windows, as well as newer Apple Macintosh systems based on Intel processors. Choose this if you are at all unsure.
[15:21] <DarkDream> this one ?
[15:22] <Pumpernickel> Yup.
[15:22] <DarkDream> ty Pumpernickel :)
[15:23] <DarkDream> is it a problem the "No DMI bios year, acpi=force is required to enable ACPI" message ?
[15:24] <Pumpernickel> No, it's just that you need at least 192MB of RAM for the live system and the installer to run at the same time.
[15:24] <Pumpernickel> That message is a separate issue.
[15:25] <maristo> Can I use non-grafical installer to install Xubuntu?... hm... text-mode
[15:26] <Pumpernickel> maristo: That's how the alternate install cd works.
[15:26] <maristo> clear
[15:27] <maristo> It's only difference of altarenate CD ?
[15:28] <Pumpernickel> Yeah.  The installed system will be identical.
[15:28] <DarkDream> nice :)
[15:29] <maristo> it's good
[15:29] <DarkDream> I clicked too fast yesterday. Should take that version
[15:44] <relapse> hi
[15:44] <relapse> can anyone tell me the default install size of xubuntu?
[16:18] <Pumpernickel> relapse: ~1.5GB, not including swap.
[16:32] <relapse> thanks Pumpernickel
[17:51] <R[a]ndom> whois random
[17:51] <R[a]ndom> lol
[17:51] <R[a]ndom> well done. well done
[17:52] <R[a]ndom> not even the right nick
[19:17] <maristo> Hello!
[19:17] <vinze> Hi maristo
[19:18] <maristo> What pakage I must to add, to use video? (mpg, wmv)... My old pakages don't work. I use Xubuntu 7.04
[19:18] <maristo> (excuse me for grammar)
[19:19] <vinze> maristo, for use with Gxine?
[19:19] <maristo> yes
[19:20] <maristo> I can't to find w32codecs pakage...
[19:20] <vinze> maristo, I *think* you can use libxine-ffmpeg
[19:20] <maristo> sudo apt-get install w32codecs don't work
[19:20] <vinze> Ehm, make that libxine1-ffmpeg
[19:20] <maristo> thank you, I'll try...
[19:26] <maristo> vinze: Thank you! It works!
[19:26] <maristo> :)
[19:26] <vinze> maristo, cool :)
[19:35] <maristo> I also have prblems with Xfburn, I can't ti write CD's and erase CDRW's :(... But in Ubuntu I can.
[19:35] <vinze> maristo, in Ubuntu using Xfburn?
[19:35] <maristo> no
[19:35] <vinze> maristo, ah, Xfburn is very buggy, that's why it was replaced with Brasero in 7.10
[19:36] <maristo> I've alredy use Brasero, but... same problem
[19:36] <vinze> maristo, and which application do you use in Ubuntu? Gnomebaker?
[19:37] <maristo> Probably, Standard application...
[19:37] <vinze> maristo, perhaps you could try using the same application in Xubuntu?
[19:38] <maristo> scsidev: '/dev/sr0'
[19:38] <maristo> devname: '/dev/sr0'
[19:38] <maristo> scsibus: -2 target: -2 lun: -2
[19:38] <maristo> Error trying to open /dev/sr0 exclusively (Device or resource busy)... retrying in 1 second.
[19:44] <maristo> oh, I have dismount CD and recording become possible...
[22:11] <MarkyB86> hello! can anyone help me with my wifi
[22:14] <Pumpernickel> !anyone
[22:14] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[22:16] <MarkyB86> anyone have any advice getting the wavebuddy pcmcia card working?
[22:24] <maximilian1st> Hi folks.
[22:25] <The-Kernel> hi
[22:28] <maximilian1st> I have a question about firefox and focus stealing, more precise workspace changing. The idea is, I had firefox not changing workspace, some monthes ago, whenever I clicked in a link within a mail. Now whenever I click a link in a mail in workspace 2, firefox leaves workspace1 and moves to workspace 2 to open the link requested. Is that the normal behaviour now?
[22:30] <TheSheep> maximilian1st: http://sheep.art.pl/2007-09-08_Firefox_jumping_between_workspaces_in_XFCE
[22:33] <maximilian1st> TheSheep, , TheKing :-)
[22:34] <TheSheep> maximilian1st: Elvis?
[22:34] <maximilian1st> I'm bad because I'm helping out the Xfce team for the translations supervision.
[22:34] <maximilian1st> No, Elvis is dead, you should know by now.
[22:34] <maximilian1st> ;-p
[22:34] <maximilian1st> Elvis=Maxamillion?
[22:35] <maristo> Is Xfce translated to Esperanto?
[22:35] <maximilian1st> There are some parts translated yes.
[22:36] <Viper550> if you wanna have XFCE in Esperanto, why don't you help translate it?
[22:36] <maximilian1st> But if you think you could lend a hand and review what remains to be done, feel free to join the i18n.xfce.org mailing list.
[22:36] <maristo> I'll look :)
[22:47] <maximilian1st> Network browsing in xubuntu: fusesmb or smbnetfs? Who uses one of these? I am using pyneighborhood sst the moment.
[23:25] <rici> any experiences positive or negative with laptops with intel gma 950?
[23:47] <DarkDream> Hi :)