[00:17] <wrtpeeps> can anyone tell me what the icon pack is that xubuntu uses default after install?
[00:17] <wrtpeeps> the xfce icon pack
[00:24] <David-A> wrtpeeps: i look in another users settings that i "think" has original xubuntu theme and its "clearlooks". (I am not sure it is the true answer, but it is an answer)
[00:25] <wrtpeeps> cheers
[00:25] <David-A> and it was xubuntu 7.10, dont know about 8.04
[00:28] <wrtpeeps> i mean icon theme
[00:28] <wrtpeeps> i think clearlooks is a normal theme?
[00:29] <David-A> wrtpeeps: maybe this is the defaults: /etc/xdg/xfce4/mcs_settings/gtk.xml
[00:29] <David-A> then theme is "Human" in xubuntu 7.10, and icons "Tango"
[00:30] <wrtpeeps> ty
[00:39] <industri4lB0y> hello, my problem is that  i have installed preload in xubuntu 8.04 hardy, it was suppoused to load in the startup scripts, but even at typing the command /etc/init.d/preload start it shows me a message that says the following: "Starting preload: preload.". however, when i see the executing process list, preload doesn't shows up. could somebody please help me?. Please, i accept private msg too
[00:43] <zoredache> did you check the systlog?
[00:44] <zoredache> did you look at /etc/preload.conf ti see if there was anything that needed to be configured?
[00:44] <industri4lB0y> no, i will check it out now
[00:45] <industri4lB0y> i have already seen it and the sentences are activated.
[00:45] <industri4lB0y> zoredache
[00:47] <industri4lB0y> the problem is that the daemon, doesn´t loads
[00:47] <zoredache> and there is nothing in syslog, dmesg, daemon.log when it starts?
[00:47] <industri4lB0y> /etc/inid.d/preload start and .... Starting preload: preload.
[00:49] <industri4lB0y> no, it´s empty the file daemon.log
[00:50] <industri4lB0y> zoredache
[00:53] <zoredache> how are you running '/etc/inid.d/preload start' ?
[00:53] <zoredache> you are root when you do that or you are calling with sudo right?
[00:53] <industri4lB0y> root
[00:53] <industri4lB0y> sudo too
[00:53] <industri4lB0y> it´s the same thing
[00:54] <industri4lB0y> ?
[00:54] <zoredache> not entirely...
[00:55] <zoredache> sudo partely inherits the enviroment of the user running it.  In weird cases I have seen this cause problems
[00:55] <industri4lB0y> ok, i will do it now, as root
[00:55] <zoredache> you might try an 'sudo -i' which will give you a root shell with a clean enviroment
[00:56] <industri4lB0y> see
[00:56] <industri4lB0y>  /etc/init.d/preload start
[00:56] <industri4lB0y> Starting preload: preload.
[00:56] <industri4lB0y> root == #
[00:58] <zoredache> all I am doing is randomly guessing... You might want to look and see if there is an IRC channel or mail list specifically devoted to preload... You could also check in #ubuntu.
[00:58] <Sydero> :S
[00:58] <Sydero> unlikely
[00:59] <Sydero> but it's probably in wikia.ubuntu.org
[00:59] <Sydero> com
[00:59] <zoredache> Well I had just installed preload, and it seemed to start fine on my system... Not that helps you at all
[01:00] <Sydero> I'd imagine you'd have to configure preload
[01:00] <industri4lB0y> no, in ubuntu nobody answers
[01:00] <Sydero> for each app
[01:00] <Sydero> I doubt it would preload everything
[01:00] <Sydero> but it could
[01:03] <Sydero> To monitor your resources used by Preload type the command
[01:03] <Sydero>     sudo tail -f /var/log/preload.log
[01:15] <industri4lB0y> Sydero
[01:15] <industri4lB0y> preload.log error is:
[01:16] <industri4lB0y> failed reading state from /var/lib/preload/preload.state: line 186: invalid syntax
[01:16] <zoredache> I would be tempted to deleted (or move) the file /var/lib/preload/preload.state
[01:17] <zoredache> so you start with an empty state
[01:17] <Sydero> what's on line 186?
[01:17] <Sydero> yeah probably
[01:24] <industri4lB0y> gotcha!
[01:24] <industri4lB0y> apt-get remove --purge preload and aptitude install preload and... preload run!!!! run forest!!
[01:25] <Sydero> that's a bit redundant :S
[01:25] <Sydero> apt-get purge preload
[01:25] <Sydero> works too
[01:33] <chill> anyone about to give me a hand?
[01:33] <zoredache> !anyone | chill
[01:34] <chill> i have a terminal window loading on boot to /etc and i need to figure-out what is calling it up on boot, searched the forums, but i dont think i know what to look for to find what my problem is
[01:35] <zoredache> A terminal?  You mean when you boot up you see a gui with a terminal, or?
[01:36] <zoredache> is this after you login?
[01:37] <chill> boot, gui login, loads desktop, panels, and first workspace has terminal in /etc loaded; before i went through every panel item that i added i was wondering if there was a log (saving me from rebooting 5-6 times)
[01:37] <chill> its an older laptop and does take 30-45 sec... bit annoying
[01:38] <zoredache> ok, so you get a terminal after you login that you aren't expecting?  Things like that are frequently from session saving
[01:38] <zoredache> close the terminal, logout and make sure you check the box to save your session
[01:39] <bassboi> yeah, had that issue
[01:39] <bassboi> one time i logged in with no top panel, and my WM was wonky
[01:39] <bassboi> had no title bars with minimize, shade, close, expand buttons
[01:40] <chill> the "save session for future logins" option on the shutdown / suspend / hibernate dialog box ?
[01:40] <zoredache> yes
[01:40] <chill> ok - i will have to try that in a bit, downloading ubuntu for my other laptop (hd died, good thing for warranties)
[01:41] <bassboi> exactly it
[01:41] <chill> thanks for the help
[01:41] <chill> any personal experience with speedstep on p3 laptop ?
[01:41] <zoredache> if that doesn't help you might also try just deleting (or moving) everything in '.cache/xsession'
[01:44] <bassboi> i have a script for my xchat to get song info from banshee thru dbus... it's being a pain
[01:44] <bassboi> only worked once
[01:44] <bassboi> any advice?
[01:44] <Sydero> errrr
[01:45] <Sydero> write a better script?
[01:45] <bassboi> banshee told me one time that there was a problem with dbus
[01:45] <bassboi> not being able to communicate
[01:45] <bassboi> let me test
[01:45]  * bassboi is listening to: "Wasteland" by 10 Years on The Autumn Effect; Rated: Not Rated. (0:05/3:50)
[01:45] <bassboi> WTF
[01:45] <Sydero> ?
[01:46] <Sydero> it works
[01:46] <bassboi> it works now...
[01:46] <Sydero> thus communication is not the problem
[01:46] <bassboi> ok then, fool is i
[01:48] <chill> which cpu scaler is the most effective in xfce ? (ive had problems w/ cpufreqd, powernowd, powersave, trying to configure cpudyne now), any suggestions for a p3 laptop?
[01:48] <chill> scratch that - trying to configure cpufreqd
[01:49] <bassboi> wow. audio sounds WAY better on xubuntu than winxp
[03:28] <chill> anyone have experience with "cpufreq-selector" and boottime script?
[04:42] <Trillium> I'm trying to upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04, but it stops at "Generating locales...". Anyone able to help out?
[05:13] <generalsnus> The past week i have tried to come up with a solution for authenticating linux clients to W2k3 AD, and also mount the users /home folders when they login, with no extra authentication. seems that the mounting of /home..is the biggest problem here. so if this aint possible. is there a "easy" howto..to do the same thing with a openLDAP server as authentication?
[09:05] <adamw9678> Hay. dose any1 know how to get the touch screen working on a Fujitus siemens B-2131?
[09:18] <adamw9678> Any1 ?
[09:18] <TheSheep> adamw9678: I guess not. You can check the forums or google
[10:49] <int13> hey there, I need some help for xubuntu. I'm trying to install it on a 64MB toshiba laptop, but it seems that it crashesh on USB drivers. Do you know where I can find another inird image, which doesn;t have usb-uhci in it???
[11:58] <RaverWild> hello people. new to linux. have ubuntu with gnome. want to try xfce. is it safe to install xfce? what would happen to my programs already installed for gnome? could i be able to still run them same way as gnome could run kde apps?
[13:24] <ffoegboy> i have just installed (dual booted) xubuntu (for the first time)  on a HP2133 mini notebook, interestingly I first tried the alternate iso which didnt work but the standard iso worked fine although i had to add xforcevesa to the boot at the start
[14:45] <bassboi> i mounted a ntfs partition in xubuntu, and now the windows install on the drive doesn't want to boot, and windows setup says it's an unknown partition... am i screwed?
[14:46] <TheSheep> bassboi: can you still read it under linux?
[14:46] <bassboi> yep
[14:46] <TheSheep> bassboi: maybe you didn't unmount it properly?
[14:46] <bassboi> oh wow
[14:47] <bassboi> can i reboot the live CD and unmount it?
[14:47] <bassboi> i didn't unmount it :| now that you say that
[14:48] <TheSheep> if you closed the system proper\ly, it should also unmount automatically
[14:50] <bassboi> hm odd
[14:50] <bassboi> i remember the terminal telling me that it would clear some sort of cache
[14:51] <bassboi> being it was a ntfs-3g mount
[16:45] <Raz0R> hello, whenever i try and apply new settings for my wifi adapter, the system freezes and i have to cut the power to restart? any idea?
[17:44] <dingdangdong> have problem setting resolution in my newly-installed xubuntu 8.04.1
[17:44] <dingdangdong> any help?
[17:52] <Raz0R> hi can anyone help me? i can't boot into my -21 kernel. everything loads ok, except i get fail on starting basic networking. it carries on but when it comes to starting the logon screen i just have a black scren, i can do nothing? please help me?
[17:52] <Raz0R> everythings fine if i use -19 kernel
[22:11] <paolo> hi. is fluxbuntu lighter than xubuntu ?
[22:32] <Raz0R> hi how do i remove my wireless driver so  i can change it to a ndiswrapper one?
[22:33] <crimsun> unload it, then configure ndiswrapper, then load ndiswrapper.
[23:08] <FrancescoDaVinci> heyy anybody speak spanish???
[23:08] <FrancescoDaVinci> anybody knows xubuntu irc chat in spanish?
[23:11] <Genelyk> yo
[23:11] <Genelyk> yo ablo español
[23:11] <FrancescoDaVinci> tigre algun canal en español de xubuntu?
[23:11] <FrancescoDaVinci> copado
[23:11] <FrancescoDaVinci> donde haya gente
[23:11] <Genelyk> no ay
[23:11] <Genelyk> xD!
[23:11] <FrancescoDaVinci> ehhh que crudo
[23:11] <FrancescoDaVinci> bueno hay que pelearla así!
[23:12] <Genelyk> porq
[23:12] <Genelyk> :S
[23:12] <FrancescoDaVinci> usas xubuntu vos?
[23:12] <Genelyk> loxico
[23:12] <Genelyk> sino no estaria  aki XD!
[23:12] <FrancescoDaVinci> bien genio! entonces quizá me pueda ayudar...
[23:12] <Genelyk> contal q no sea de compiz ni de el awn
[23:12] <FrancescoDaVinci> viste que cuando queres poner las dos barras que te trae , seria las barra de tareas y donde estan los programas y el relojito
[23:12] <FrancescoDaVinci> no?
[23:13] <Genelyk> ya q tiene
[23:13] <Genelyk> se llaman paneles
[23:13] <FrancescoDaVinci> se me superponen cuando las quiero poner las 2 abajo
[23:13] <FrancescoDaVinci> eso los paneles
[23:13] <Genelyk> los q salen arriba y abajo de la pantalla
[23:13] <FrancescoDaVinci> si los pongo a los 2 abajo se me superponen
[23:13] <FrancescoDaVinci> eso
[23:14] <Genelyk>  nu se
[23:14] <Genelyk> aver dejame ver
[23:14] <FrancescoDaVinci> probá poner las 2 abajo o las 2 arriba
[23:15] <Genelyk> ya lkas vi
[23:15] <Genelyk>  uno esconde a la otr
[23:16] <FrancescoDaVinci> chotisimo
[23:16] <FrancescoDaVinci> alguien la cagó con eso
[23:20] <Genelyk> -.-
[23:20] <Genelyk> q necesidad existe de poner los dos paneles de un mismo lado
[23:20] <Genelyk> ?
[23:24] <FrancescoDaVinci> no sé
[23:24] <FrancescoDaVinci> costumbre
[23:24] <FrancescoDaVinci> comodidad
[23:24] <FrancescoDaVinci> preferencia
[23:24] <FrancescoDaVinci> no se supone que uno lo hace simplemente así porque lo desea?
[23:25] <FrancescoDaVinci> libertad
[23:33] <Genelyk> no
[23:33] <Genelyk> constumbre parece de windows
[23:33] <Genelyk> xD!
[23:34] <Genelyk> si claro es " linux es libertad hacer loq uno desea, siempre  y cuando tenga los conocmientos necesarios !"