[00:23] <Claw6> hello anybody can help me? when i turn the roaming mode off wireless lan isnt working anymore... key is fine DCHP too
[00:23] <Claw6> is that a know problem anyway?
[01:01] <pleia2> cody-somerville: you about?
[02:02] <sprauerkraut> My Kodak EasyShare M1033 doesn't seem to automount in xubuntu 7.10, is there a way i an manually mount it?
[02:12] <sprauerkraut> does anyone know how I can manually mount my digital camera?
[02:17] <TheSheep> sprauerkraut: does lsubs show it?
[02:17] <TheSheep> lsusb
[02:17] <sprauerkraut> lemme see
[02:18] <sprauerkraut> yes
[02:18] <sprauerkraut> Bus 004 Device 007: ID 040a:0598 Kodak Co.
[02:18] <sprauerkraut> Bus 004 Device 007: ID 040a:0598 Kodak Co.
[02:20] <sprauerkraut> so is there still hope?
[02:21] <TheSheep> does ls /proc/bus/usb show anything?
[02:21] <TheSheep> or /sys/bus/usb
[02:22] <sprauerkraut>  ls /proc/bus/usb doesn't show anything
[02:22] <sprauerkraut> ls /sys/bus usb shows:
[02:22] <sprauerkraut> devices  drivers  drivers_autoprobe  drivers_probe
[02:23] <TheSheep> sprauerkraut: I'm trying to find where it says what device your camera is bound to
[02:23] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: i understand, i can't figure that one out myself, thats why im on here
[02:23] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: yeah, how do i know what device its bound to?
[02:24] <TheSheep> sprauerkraut: maybe just run 'sudo lsusb | less' and look for your camera there
[02:24] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: it shows it there, but doesn't give me a device
[02:25] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: well, i lied, it gives me this "Bus 004 Device 008: ID 040a:0598 Kodak Co."
[02:25] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: can i use any information there to mount?
[02:26] <TheSheep> sprauerkraut: are you sure it behaves like an usb drive? do you need a special program on windows to access it?
[02:27] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: im not really sure, i mean, it came with software, but who uses that, haha
[02:27] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: i know it has an internal drive
[02:28] <TheSheep> sprauerkraut: so you can just connect it under windows and it's visible as a disk?
[02:28] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: does this help any "[ 2256.868000] usb 4-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 9
[02:28] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: i don't have a windows machine
[02:29] <TheSheep> I ask because some cameras are not visible as a disk, tehy use special software to communicate with computer, and if that's the case, you cannot mount it, you must install and use f-spot or similar program to manage the photos
[02:29] <sprauerkraut> f-spot eh?
[02:29] <TheSheep> it's the default photo viewer for ubuntu
[02:29] <sprauerkraut> k, i'll check it out
[02:29] <TheSheep> not sure if gqview can manage cameras too
[02:31] <sprauerkraut> k i'll look at that too
[02:31] <TheSheep> ah, 'fdisk -l' might list your camera if it's mountable
[02:31] <TheSheep> sudo fdisk -l
[02:32] <sprauerkraut> nope, don't see it
[02:33] <cody-somerville> pleia2, am now
[02:33] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: f-spot is doing the trick
[02:34] <sprauerkraut> TheSheep: thanks for your help holmes
[05:33] <qkall> ﻿hi i'm having a problem getting the d-bus plugin on pidgin working on xubuntu 64bit. 8.04
[07:25] <jarnos> I can't make shared printing work in 8.04. Do you have to open some ports for some services in the server machine?
[07:50] <zoredache> jarnos: unless you did something the firewall defaults to an open state
[07:57] <jarnos> zoredache: I use Firestarter. I had to open port for SSH server, but I have not configured otherwise. I think inbound traffic is restricted by default.
[08:00] <jarnos> Anyway what is the name of the network service associated with shared printing?
[08:01] <Myrtti> depends on what kind of shared printing your doing
[08:01] <Myrtti> cups can do a lot, but if you want the servers to be shared to Windows clients, then samba is needed also
[08:11] <jarnos> Myrtti: Now it would be enough to get cups working. But cups is not listed as a service name in Firestarter's policy editor.
[08:11] <Myrtti> what about cupsd
[08:12] <HiedraVenonata> Hi, I was editing menus on Xubuntu and I accidentally... er... how to put this? Saved over the default main menu, with applications and settings and everything. Is there any way I can get back the default layout? Or at least the way to rebuild it, with the code for a setting list and an applications list etc?
[08:13] <HiedraVenonata> at the moment, when you click on it you just get a name that says, 'settings'... but doesn't actually DO anything
[08:13] <jarnos> Myrtti: neither that.
[08:13] <HiedraVenonata> (Xubuntu 7.10)
[08:14] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: good question. I think there should be a command to rebuild menu.
[08:15] <HiedraVenonata> yes
[08:15] <HiedraVenonata> Jarnos: at the moment it is difficult to start most applications
[08:17] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: does xfce4-appfinder help?
[08:18] <HiedraVenonata> I'm a little new to Xubuntu... I can open 'run application' by alt-f2 - is there another way?
[08:19] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: The other day Firefox shut down and wouldn't work, and to close it I would need to open System Monitor, but I couldn't OPEN system monitor
[08:20] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: how could you open firefox, then?
[08:20] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: I had the launcher on a panel
[08:22] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: try to put launcher for xfce4-terminal in a panel. In terminal you can launch "xfce4-appfinder &".
[08:22] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: or put it's launcher straight in a panel.
[08:22] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: I'll try that,,, if I can open terminal
[08:31] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: Why couldn't you if you make a launcher for it in a panel?
[08:48] <HiedraVenonata> can I do that by just right-clicking and 'add new item'
[08:50] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: so in terminal I type xfce4-appfinder &   ?
[08:51] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: yes
[08:51] <HiedraVenonata> okay
[08:51] <HiedraVenonata> I now have appfinder open
[08:51] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: wonderful,,,
[08:51] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: I suppose now it is easier to launch applications by it than by a broken menu.
[08:51] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: how did I add that to the panel?
[08:52] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: right-click a panel an add item.
[08:53] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: can you add anything though? I thought it had only a small selection... of course I add a custom launcher. Why didn't I think of that? Oh I did. Never mind. Thanks
[08:53] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: you can add a launcher for any application.
[08:54] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: I just remembered custom launcher... but what is the command for System Monitor? In case Firefox stops working, or any other program, and it needs to be terminated via that?
[08:55] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: gnome-system-monitor
[08:55] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: it's just there in Appfinder... this is great. I don't suppose gnome-do would work on Xubuntu...? gnome-do is ultimate, although I never use that term
[08:56] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: You'll be surprised how many gnome and kde apps work by xubuntu.
[08:57] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: oh? maybe I'll download gnome-do... it is truly great. Only this computer is terribly slow, so maybe it wouldn't run... I have plenty of space, just not speed,,,
[08:58] <jarnos> HiedraVenonata: What is gnome-do?
[09:00] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: it is a program,,, the command to open is windows-key (I don't know the proper name, but on computers designed for windows it looks like a windows flag,,,) and space bar, and a box opens in the middle of the screen, and you type and it does things,,, it gives you a list of options, you can search the web, start a chat, open applications, log out, shut down, all sorts of things, almost anything you can imagine
[09:00] <HiedraVenonata> jarnos: got to go,,, thanks for your help. just search the web for gnome-do
[09:02]  * jarnos still wonders why he can't see the shared printer in a client Xubuntu computer.
[09:26]  * jarnos is considering installing another distribution on printer server computer.
[10:07]  * pronto-aWay is Away, Reason: ( sleep ) | Since: ( Tuesday, June 24, 2008. 03:34:21 ) Xlack v2.1
[10:12] <Myrtti> !away > pronto-aWay
[11:09] <gynterk> Newest Xubuntu, VLC media player 0.8.6e, can't pause after loading subtitles. DVD-s play in slow motion (like play, stop, play, stop etc)-
[11:14] <Woo_> what uses less resources, ubuntu or kubuntu?
[11:30] <TheSheep> Woo_: xubuntu
[11:30] <gynterk> nobuntu
[11:38] <pingu__> Hallo, how do i start the xfce4-weather-plugin ?
[11:40] <TheSheep> pingu__: right-click on the panel, select 'add item', select the weather plugin, configure it
[11:47] <Woo_> TheSheep: I know that, but Xubuntu doesn't run on the computer.
[11:48] <TheSheep> huh? where does it run?
[11:48] <Woo_> What?
[11:50] <Woo_> I don't understand the question.
[12:29] <temoto-mobi> What software to use to manage power system?
[12:40] <TheSheep> temoto-mobi: gnome-power-manager
[12:41] <temoto-mobi> TheSheep, so xfce is basically gnome?
[12:41] <TheSheep> no
[12:41] <TheSheep> but it uses some programs that are used also by gnome
[12:42] <temoto-mobi> TheSheep, ok, thanks.
[12:42] <Woo_> so, which uses less resources; kubuntu or ubuntu?
[12:42] <Woo_> and is that the right use for ;?
[12:43] <temoto-mobi> Woo_, i heard gnome is less resource requiring.
[12:43] <temoto-mobi> Woo_, they basically recommend xfce when you're low at resources.
[12:43] <temoto-mobi> Woo_, or even smaller systems like blackwm.
[12:44] <Woo_> yeah, but xubuntu doesn't like my computer so i can't
[12:44] <temoto-mobi> Woo_, i think gnome ubuntu won't like your box more than x.
[12:44] <Woo_> no i ran an old ubuntu verison a few years ago on it without problems
[12:45] <temoto-mobi> Woo_, that's quite strange, isn't it?
[12:45] <Woo_> not on linux it's not
[12:47] <Woo_> though windows is updates less, i guess they would be equalyl compatible with the same release pattern
[12:48] <TheSheep> Woo_: bad news for you: xubuntu, ubuntu and kubuntu all use the same system underneath, so if xubuntu just deosn't work, there is a fair chance neither will
[12:48] <TheSheep> Woo_: what is wrong actually?
[12:49] <Woo_> after the progress bar with the xubuntu logo has run for a bit it just blinks |
[12:50] <TheSheep> can you be a little more specific? it happens when you're booting the live cd, the alternate cd, the installed system? what blinks -- the progress bar or the whole screen or is the monitor changing modes?
[12:52] <Woo_> when i boot live, or try to install. It's just a black screen with a | in the top left.
[12:53] <TheSheep> Woo_: did you try various boot options? you get some suggestions when you press f1
[12:53] <TheSheep> !boot
[12:57] <Woo_> i tried two boot options, live and install
[12:57] <Woo_> and memory
[12:58] <TheSheep> I mean the options you add to the boot line
[12:58] <TheSheep> like noacpi or nolapic
[12:58] <TheSheep> they might be needed for some computers
[13:01] <Woo_> no i haven't tried that
[13:02] <PatriceCalve> Hi all!  Quick Question about screen resolution (yes,I know, not another one !)
[13:02] <PatriceCalve> is this the right place^
[13:02] <PatriceCalve> ?
[13:02] <TheSheep> yes
[13:03] <PatriceCalve> Excellent, I have low-res settings (Max 800x600)...
[13:03] <PatriceCalve> I tried the dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg...  but I think there's something missing...
[13:04] <PatriceCalve> The reconfigure never asks me about my monitor or video card.
[13:04] <TheSheep> PatriceCalve: it changed, now you should use 'sudo displayconfig-gtk'
[13:04] <TheSheep> they made a gui app for it
[13:05] <PatriceCalve> haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa man !  lol !!!! weeks of tweaking, googling !!!!
[13:05] <TheSheep> sorry :)
[13:05] <PatriceCalve> I saw this gui app once after a ctrl-alt-backspace and never had it again !
[13:06] <pingu__> Thanks, TheSheep ...but can i make the weather numbers bigger? i cannot see it really good
[13:06] <TheSheep> pingu__: I think you can make the panel larger, I'm not sure
[13:07] <PatriceCalve> this would be a nice addition to get this utility merged with the Applications -> Settings -> SettingsManager -> Display
[13:07] <PatriceCalve> or at least have a button to launch the displayconfig-gtk from it.
[13:08] <pingu__> ok
[13:12] <PatriceCalve> woohoo ! excellent !  I'm running the right screen resolution after 2-3 months of breaking xubuntu and re-installing the OS (I'm now quite good at installing Xubuntu, haha). thanks !
[13:14] <Woo_> TheSheep: Ubuntu booted.
[13:14] <TheSheep> Woo_: great!
[13:15] <TheSheep> PatriceCalve: excellent!
[13:17] <Woo_> any cool stuff i can do with the 1,3gb disk then? :P
[13:18] <TheSheep> Woo_: fill with pr0n
[14:09] <temoto-mobi> Advice volume control tray application please.
[14:09] <Woo_> can linux make a raid 0 at start?
[14:09] <Woo_> when there isn't enough space on one of the disks
[14:24] <sterling> installed xubuntu last night, awesome
[14:25] <ampex2> are there any keyboard shortcuts for closing an application?
[14:25] <lc2> ..alt+f4 ?
[14:26] <ampex2> ok, easy enough
[14:26] <ampex2> didn't know if it was the same as on windows
[14:28] <lc2> yes
[14:29] <lc2> and if you want to be able to forcefully terminate a program
[14:29] <lc2> applications -> settings -> settings manager, go to keyboard, shortcuts, add one with your desired key combo, set the command to xkill
[14:30] <lc2> when you hit the combo, you then click on the window you want to forcefully terminate
[14:30] <temoto-mobi> a,c,up,b,up,b,a,down is easy enough combo
[14:54] <Woo_> by the way ampex
[14:55] <Woo_> in linux the windows key is called super
[14:58] <lc2> lolwut
[14:58] <lc2> i thought super = windows key
[14:58] <lc2> oh wait
[14:58] <lc2> that's what you said lols
[14:58] <lc2> disregard that
[15:14] <junkeR> Is Opera and/or Epiphany generally a recommened browser for slower computers under Xubuntu?  Dillo is excellent for any computer, but not the best for browsing more complex websites.
[15:20] <ablomen> midori seems to be pretty fast
[15:20] <ablomen> you could try that
[15:21] <ampex2> junkeR: firefox too bloated for you?
[15:23] <junkeR> a little - 1.5ghz 512MB
[15:45] <lc2> ablomen: wow
[15:45] <lc2> i'm installing midori now
[15:45] <lc2> After this operation, 5870kB of additional disk space will be used.
[15:46] <lc2> that's pretty impressive given how huge firefox is
[15:48] <lc2> meh, i don't like that i can't increase font size though
[15:48]  * lc2 needs that
[16:00] <ampex2> anyone know if avant window navigator works on xubuntu?
[16:07] <ablomen> ampex2, yeah it does
[16:07] <ablomen> ampex2, didnt work great for me, but it didnt on gnome either so should be no problem
[16:07] <ablomen> oh and you dont need compiz if you use xfce so thats pretty cool :)
[16:08] <ablomen> just enable compositing in the window manager tweaks window in the settings manager
[16:09] <ampex2> ablomen: how do I get to this settings manager?
[16:10] <ablomen> menu->settings->settings manager
[16:10] <ablomen> then window manager tweaks, and then the last tab in that window
[16:10] <ablomen> then you just check "enable display compositing" and you should be ready to go
[16:12] <ampex2> ablomen: my last tab is "Placement"
[16:12] <ampex2> ablomen: I don't see anything about compositing
[16:12] <ablomen> oh..
[16:12] <gynterk> DVDs doesn't play normally with VLC anymore
[16:12] <ablomen> did you install the apopriate drivers for your videocard (do you have 3d rendering?)
[16:12] <gynterk> it's like stop movie
[16:12] <gynterk> like slow motion
[16:12] <gynterk> any ideas?
[16:13] <ablomen> gynterk, try mplayer :)
[16:13] <gynterk> latest xubuntu
[16:13] <gynterk> hmm
[16:13] <gynterk> mplayer plays dvd-s ?
[16:13] <gynterk> does mplayer support subtitles?
[16:13] <gynterk> in srt and sub format
[16:13] <ablomen> yeah no problem
[16:13] <gynterk> for normal .avi files
[16:13] <gynterk> hmm
[16:13] <gynterk> i should swhitch then
[16:13] <gynterk> since it's not the first problem with VLC
[16:14] <ablomen> if you name the subtitles the same as the video file (so for example movie.avi and movie.srt) it automagicly loads the subtitles when you play the movie
[16:14] <gynterk> ye
[16:14] <gynterk> that's with vlc too :P
[16:14] <gynterk> thanks ablomen
[16:14] <ablomen> np :)
[16:14] <gynterk> does mplayer have firefox plugin?
[16:16] <ablomen> yeah, mozilla-mplayer out the top of my head
[16:18] <gynterk> but does anyone know how to fix drm issue?
[16:18] <gynterk> i have original lisences from windows (backup=
[16:18] <gynterk> I'm too lay to rip those 100 cd's again :D
[16:18] <gynterk> lazy*
[16:18] <ampex2> anyone know how to enable composite for xfce in xubuntu 8.04?
[16:19] <ablomen> ampex2, those questions where for you...
[16:19] <ablomen> after gynterk's first message
[16:19] <ampex2> ablomen: I have the nvidia proprietary drivers installed
[16:20] <ampex2> ablomen: how can I test whether 3d is working?
[16:20] <ablomen> gynterk, go back in time and slap yourself before ripping them in a drm format ;)
[16:20] <gynterk> :D
[16:20] <gynterk> it was my gf who did that :)
[16:20] <gynterk> I'll forgive her
[16:25] <ablomen> ampex2, ehm install extremetuxracer and see if it is playable (forgot the command to check if the nvidia drivers are in use)
[16:26] <ablomen> gynterk, anyway, dont think its possible without some hacking here and there and or verry long ffmpeg/mencoder scripts
[16:27] <ampex2> ablomen: do I need to enable composite in my xorg.conf?
[16:27] <ablomen> ampex2, nah
[16:30] <ablomen> oh well yeah some sources say you do, but its not in my xorg.conf
[16:30] <ablomen> but you can try anyway
[16:30] <ablomen> oh wait
[16:30] <ablomen> ampex2, http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfce#How_to_enable_the_compositor_in_Xfce_4.4 << see this
[16:30] <ablomen> *look at
[16:31] <ablomen> anyway i have to go
[16:31] <ablomen> good luck gynterk and ampex2
[16:35] <ampex2> tux racer works just fine
[16:35] <ampex2> hmmm
[16:50] <lc2> hey wat
[16:50] <lc2> ubuntu doesn't have assaultcube in teh package repositories?
[16:55] <TheSheep> lc2: getdeb.net
[16:55]  * lc2 is building from sauce
[17:17] <MrNaz> whats the command to put the machine into sleep mode
[17:17] <MrNaz> there's the sleep button, but i want the command so i can make the comp sleep when battery is at 10%
[17:18] <TheSheep> gnome-power-cmd.sh suspend
[17:53] <angelblade> Hi..any packages for create partitions on disk using xfce?? Gui preferly
[17:54] <junkeR> gparted?
[17:55] <angelblade> yeah , similar to gparted  (gparted is for Gnome)
[17:56] <lc2> angelblade: it doesn't matter that it's for gnome
[17:56] <zoredache> if you look at most of the dependancies it seems to only need gtk
[17:58] <angelblade> Uhmm...ok....
[17:59] <lc2> wat
[18:14] <DShepherd> how well does xubuntu run on only 128mb or ram?
[18:15] <Flare183> !netsplit
[18:15] <Flare183> DShepherd: Pretty good
[18:15] <zoredache> DShepherd: define run
[18:16] <DShepherd> zoredache, hehe.
[18:16] <zoredache> you can get to a desktop, and maybe run a few apps.  You can browse the web if you use something not mozilla based as a browser
[18:16] <Laptop125> DShepherd, if just for simple things and you turn off some services it works well.
[18:17] <DShepherd> Laptop125, is there a wiki page on doing so?
[18:17] <zoredache> !lowmem | DShepherd
[18:18] <DShepherd> thanks zoredache
[19:38] <blkdg> hello, is there an xubuntu for a G3 imac still avaliable?
[19:39] <blkdg> hardy heron to be specific.
[19:41] <blkdg> i can only seem to find a PPC port for edubuntu.
[19:44] <blkdg> hello?
[19:48] <TheSheep> blkdg: I think that there is no more powerpc ubuntus
[19:49] <blkdg> i can see one for edubuntu, but i think that xubuntu might run a bit easier on these old boxes.
[19:52] <blkdg> thanks.
[19:55] <PriceChild> TheSheep: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCDownloads
[19:56] <TheSheep> oops
[19:56] <PriceChild> looks like xubuntu's is missing, but advice there if nothing else :/
[19:56] <TheSheep> :(
[19:56] <PriceChild> i was searching ports.ubuntu.com and couldn't find it and was confusing myself :(
[19:56] <TheSheep> PriceChild: yeah, ok, I didn't know, I remember they being dropped some time ago
[19:57] <PriceChild> I'll message him, he's still online :)
[19:58] <TheSheep> :)
[20:20] <samuel16> I cannot mount my cdrom on Xubuntu
[20:20] <samuel16> this is the error message i get
[20:21] <samuel16> http://paste.ubuntu.com/22936/
[21:58] <lsolesen> I am using xubuntu as my development machine for php. Having some scripts which needs file acces. Set the rights for an upload directory to all rights, but it still says permission denied when trying to remove the directory. The directory is owned by me and with all rights.
[22:04] <zoredache> lsolesen: how are you running the php script?
[22:04] <lsolesen> zoredache: just through apache?
[22:05] <Myrtti> does *apache* have rights?
[22:05] <zoredache> so it needs to be owned by the same user that runs apache (www-data)
[22:05] <Myrtti> or, using a solution that allows you to run the stuff suid www-data
[22:07] <floating> what do i use to unrar r01 r02 .rar
[22:07] <floating> i think i have installed some cmdline rar prog but dont remember which
[22:07] <zoredache> unrar sounds like the most likely candidate
[22:08] <floating> i dont have that installed
[22:08] <floating> i wonder what else there is
[22:08] <zoredache> usually you get it via - sudo apt-get install unrar
[22:08] <floating> ill install it then
[22:09] <zoredache> I believe file-roller (gui) will use unrar if it is installed
[22:09] <zoredache> I am not sure if it can handle spanning archives though
[22:36] <Maxwell332> I want to switch between US *INTERNATIONAL* and Russian Winkeys keyboard layouts by toggling with alt-shift, how do I do this?
[22:36] <Maxwell332> Or if no one knows how, could someone please point me to where I can find a list of all the language/keyboard codes/abbreviations?
[22:36] <lc2> heh
[22:36] <lc2> we've had this question before
[22:36] <lc2> Maxwell332: i have the answer saved somewhere, one sec
[22:37] <lc2> 04:44 < lc2> applications -> settings -> settings manager
[22:37] <Maxwell332> Ty Ic2.
[22:37] <lc2> under "autostarted apps"
[22:37] <lc2> 04:45 < lc2> setxkbmap -option grp:switch,grp:alt_shift_toggle us,ru
[22:37] <Maxwell332> I know that.
[22:38] <lc2> log out and back in again
[22:38] <Maxwell332> But what is teh code for us former international?
[22:38] <lc2> wait, have we met before
[22:38] <Maxwell332> I think so.
[22:38] <Maxwell332> And the standard Russian layout on here is fucking odd.
[22:39] <lc2> i don't know what the layout for russian winkeys is called for xkb/s purposes
[22:39] <lc2> xkb's*
[22:39] <Maxwell332> Well where can I get a list of layouts?
[22:39] <Maxwell332> I know there is one on my system somewhere, I've seen it before
[22:39] <Maxwell332> I just cannot remember how I got to it.
[22:40] <lc2> nfi
[22:40] <Maxwell332> Damn >_<
[22:41] <lc2> :/
[22:41] <Maxwell332> Any ideas on how I could figure it out?
[22:41] <lc2> poke around in /etc/X11/xkb/
[23:32] <cppmonkey> can anyone tell me how to clear out all the old files from the system like old kernels
[23:58] <Stroganoff> the best way to free some disk space is this: sudo apt-get clean
[23:58] <Stroganoff> cppmonkey