[03:30] <oopla> I have a question. What does Grub's "Error 2" refer to, normally?
[04:12] <Look4Help> hi guys.... I am trying to edit my BOOT MENU.. but "sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" is giving error "gedit: command not found" - Is tehr eanother way to edit this file.... if i just doulble click on it and edit in mouse pad when i hit save it errors
[04:13] <Look4Help> or is there another "edit" command instead of gedit i can use?
[04:15] <|ntegra|> http://www.dnb-sets.de/?suche=soundsurfer
[04:49] <jynks> hi guys... is anyone around/
[04:51] <jynks> I am a new user and i do not really understand xbuntu... how do i install apps? I am tryign to install somtihgn but do not know how and also tired to install flash player for firefox but i do not know how
[04:52] <jynks> fire fix downloads a .deb file.. what do i do with this?
[04:52] <jynks> firefix*
[04:52] <jynks> firefox*
[04:57] <jynks> anyone about?
[07:25] <chet> I can't seem to get 1024x768 on my xubuntu laptop. I was using ubuntu before and it worked. Laptop is dell latitude c600
[07:26] <chet> I copied the xorg.conf from etc/X11 from ubuntu but still 800x600
[07:26] <taw> driver missing?
[07:26] <chet> the laptop has an ATI
[07:26] <taw> have you checked /var/log/Xorg.log ?
[07:26] <chet> and 8mb od vram
[07:27] <chet> let me check real quick
[07:29] <chet> I see no errors. What should I be looking for?
[07:30] <chet> Mode: 105 (1024x768)
[07:30] <chet>         ModeAttributes: 0xbb
[07:30] <chet>         WinAAttributes: 0x7
[07:30] <chet>         WinBAttributes: 0x0
[07:30] <chet>         WinGranularity: 64
[07:30] <chet>         WinSize: 64
[07:30] <chet>         WinASegment: 0xa000
[07:30] <chet>         WinBSegment: 0xa000
[07:30] <chet>         WinFuncPtr: 0xc0005f9a
[07:30] <chet>         BytesPerScanline: 1024
[07:30] <chet>         XResolution: 1024
[07:30] <chet>         YResolution: 768
[07:30] <chet>         XCharSize: 8
[07:30] <chet>         YCharSize: 16
[07:30] <chet>         NumberOfPlanes: 1
[07:30] <chet>         BitsPerPixel: 8
[07:30] <chet>         NumberOfBanks: 1
[07:30] <chet>         MemoryModel: 4
[07:30] <chet>         BankSize: 0
[07:30] <chet>         NumberOfImages: 9
[07:30] <chet>         RedMaskSize: 0
[07:34] <knome> !pastebin | chet
[07:34] <chet> sorry first time on IRC
[07:35] <knome> no problem
[07:35] <TheSheep> no problem, sorry for kicking but thats the only way to stop flood
[07:35] <chet> excuse the IRC newbie :-)
[07:36] <chet> looks like this laptop c600 had lots of issues
[07:36] <chet> I had a hard time configuring it in ubuntu.
[07:38] <TheSheep> chet: have you seen http://radagast.bglug.ca/laptop/ubuntu_on_latitude_c600.html ?
[07:40] <chet> let me try that xorg.conf from the url
[07:40] <chet> Thanks TheSheep
[07:40] <chet> BRB
[07:43] <trick_m0nk> hello?
[07:44] <trick_m0nk> anyone around?
[07:44] <knome> trick_m0nk, no, we're in the core.
[07:45] <trick_m0nk> lol
[07:45] <trick_m0nk>  i need help
[07:47] <knome> !ask | trick_m0nk
[07:48] <rocko_> you guys should put gthumb as default image view
[07:49] <rocko_> cause the default freezes on really high resolution images
[07:49] <TheSheep> gthumb is way too heavy
[07:49] <rocko_> it is
[07:49] <TheSheep> please report a bug
[07:49] <rocko_> ok
[07:50] <trick_m0nk> Ok.  I am trying to install xubuntu 8.10 on my dell optiplex.  It has 2.6 ghz P4, 1 gig of ram, 60 gig hard drive.   I am able to get into the boot screen with the Live CD (which has been verified for integrety), but when I tell it to install or boot to linux from the cd, it gives me a black screen with a blinking cursor.  After a few minutes a loading bar comes up, and a few minutes after that, I get the command promp
[07:50] <knome> trick_m0nk, have you tried safe graphics mode?
[07:50] <trick_m0nk> yes
[07:51] <TheSheep> was it verified for integrity on the same computer on which you are trying to install it?
[07:51] <trick_m0nk> eys
[07:51] <taw> my xubuntu 8.10 doesn't lock on suspend & hibernate, is there some setting for making it lock?
[07:52] <TheSheep> taw: are you using xscreensaver instead of gnome-screensaver?
[07:52] <taw> default install, haven't touched
[07:53] <TheSheep> see if running gnome-power-manager helps...
[07:53] <rocko_> taw, it should lock if you do control + alt + delete
[07:54] <rocko_> is this module needed ehci-hcd in order to use usb 2?
[07:59] <taw> TheSheep, I ran gnome-power-manager, and after it, suspend & resume, not locked
[08:00] <taw> rocko_, sure I can lock, but I want my computer locked and suspended
[08:00] <taw> or sometimes locked & hibernate
[08:00] <rocko_> I see
[08:00] <rocko_> i am not sure how to do that
[08:00] <TheSheep> mine does it
[08:00] <TheSheep> no idea how
[08:01] <taw> which version?
[08:01] <TheSheep> 8.10
[08:01] <taw> I've seen same problems on latest kubuntu also, but at least kubuntu 7.04 locks
[08:03] <taw> TheSheep, is yours fresh install or upgraded?
[08:06] <TheSheep> taw: well, a fresh install of one of the alphas...
[08:06] <TheSheep> taw: then upgrades and some hacking
[08:08] <ddanier> Is there any way to get the current 4.6 beta to 8.10? The xubuntu-dev-PPA, where I installes beta1 from, seems to not get any updates...
[08:08] <TheSheep> I suppose they are working on 9.04
[08:09] <TheSheep> 4.6 is beta anyways
[08:10] <ddanier> beta, sure, but it still runs fine most of the time ;-)
[08:17] <chet> Thanks TheSheep, The conf at the url you provided did not work at first
[08:17] <chet> I used my ubuntu xorg.conf and changed the driver from vesa to r128 and it seems to work
[08:17] <chet> thanks once again
[09:11] <Myrtti> what's the official way to configure synaptics in xubuntu intrepid? I tried the mcs plugin, but it requires a line in otherwise nonexistent xorg.conf
[09:11] <Myrtti> http://www.flickr.com/photos/myrtti/3208591933/
[09:21] <jynks> hey guys,,, i was hoping you couldhelp me get my network shares working in xubuntu?
[09:22] <jynks> I think it is all workign sorta... but (Q) - How so you change the workgroup of your xubuntu system?
[09:23] <jynks> As when i look at the windows network from my XP box it says that there is a 2nd workgroup called "workgroup" and in that i can see my xubuntu box
[09:23] <jynks> Also ... form the xubuntu box... how do i browse to the XP shares?
[09:23] <jynks> Thanksin advance
[10:21] <ablomen> jynks, its in the samba config (/etc/samba/smb.conf)
[10:21] <jynks> ablomen: thanks
[10:21] <jynks> and how do i edit that?
[10:22] <ablomen> its the first option ( workgroup = WORKGROUP)
[10:22] <ablomen> sudo mousepad /etc/samba/smb.conf
[10:22] <ablomen> and when you made the change, sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[10:23] <jynks> ablomen: great thanks
[10:23] <jynks> that worked
[10:23] <ablomen> yw :)
[10:23] <jynks> ablomen: so how do i browse to the windows shares from my xbuntu system?
[10:25] <ablomen> ehm i think there was a program called pyneighbourhood or something
[10:25] <ablomen> you can also use the smbtree command to see the shares so you can mount them with cli
[10:27] <jynks> is there a way to mount them un the termainal?
[10:28] <knome> jynks, cli == terminal. see smbtree
[10:28] <TheSheep> smbclient to access them like ftp, fusesmb to mount them
[10:28] <knome> TheSheep, o/
[10:29] <TheSheep> _o-
[10:29] <TheSheep> walk like an egyptian
[10:30] <jynks> meh i don't like mondays
[10:30] <knome> haha :)
[10:30] <TheSheep> not to mention being single by choice :)
[10:30] <knome> single? nah... ;)
[10:30] <knome> i prefer lp's
[10:31]  * TheSheep just installed Jaunty
[10:31] <jynks> ok I have installed fusesmb, how do I get a command line options help thing ? so i can mount a share?
[10:31] <knome> TheSheep, how is it working
[10:31] <ablomen> jynks, first add your user to the fuse group
[10:32] <TheSheep> knome: fine so far, removing the apps I don't use and installing the essentials now
[10:32] <jynks> ablomen: how when i type fuse it jus tsays i have a eorr as no mount point
[10:32] <jynks> is there ment ot be a gui for it?
[10:33] <ablomen> jynks, sudo adduser YOURUSERNAME fuse
[10:34] <TheSheep> jynks: there is gui in system->users and groups
[10:34] <TheSheep> you have to relog after that
[10:34] <jynks> reboot?
[10:34] <jynks> thanks for this guys i apreciate it
[10:34] <jynks> brb
[10:35] <jynks> i did the command ablomen told me to do
[10:35] <knome> he's clearly coming from windows...
[10:36] <ablomen> knome, well thats good :)
[10:36] <knome> yeah
[10:36] <knome> have to go ->
[10:37] <jynks> ok i am back
[10:40] <ablomen> jynks, ok now you should be able to do something like mount.cifs //name_or_ip_adress/sharename /media/yourmountpoint/
[10:41] <ablomen> hehe i guess that isnt fuse btw, ah well, still it should work
[10:50] <Sinister> anyone use bitpim under 64 bit ? everything on google says it will work but it dont sdeem to like me
[11:39] <Sinister> anyone know how to edit qcp files ?
[12:53] <XaeroOne> hi everyone
[12:54] <XaeroOne> i have a strange problem
[12:54] <XaeroOne> i installed xubuntu into a partition formatting it as ext3 but not able to install grub
[12:55] <XaeroOne> i already had pclinuxos and grub installed so when i checked the partition of pclinuxos it says the paritition is fat16
[12:56] <XaeroOne> what's more strange is that from windows it says it an ext parition
[12:56] <XaeroOne> im using a IFS driver in windows
[12:58] <jynks> hi guys... would i please be able to get some help in getting fusesmb to work?
[12:58] <jynks> I can not seam to figure it out
[13:05] <armadillio> hey guys, anyone here?
[13:05] <ablomen> jynks, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FuseSmb
[13:06] <armadillio> i'm just wondering - didn't NetworkManager have a gui back in the day? could i get to it now (i have nm-applet going)...?
[13:07] <ablomen> armadillio, you mean network-admin ?
[13:07] <armadillio> i'd guess they changed it then? i'll give that a try
[13:08] <armadillio> that command didn't work.
[13:08] <ablomen> (its still reachable from menu=>system=>network or something like that
[13:08] <armadillio> yea, i thought i'd find it there.... can't tho
[13:10] <armadillio> thing is, i want to manually force my ethernet connection on start up, even though it doesn't do anything until i connect wirelessly through eth1, then will hopefully be able to bridge the connections through firestarter
[13:11] <armadillio> that damn nm-applet screwed everything man :(
[13:13] <armadillio> looks like it might be gnome-network-admin, i'll install and report back
[13:14] <jynks> ablomen: yea i did it again.. but i have done that page a few times and all i end up with is a dir that is empty
[13:14] <jynks> ls -R or browsing in gui is jus tan empty dir... no error messages or anything
[13:15] <armadillio> see, after installing that your option came up (menu system network) ... that should be there by default :p
[13:18] <armadillio> seriously, network bridging should be easier in linux, damn man...
[13:19] <armadillio> do you guys know any way to force one connection to just be on (eth0 in my case), letting nm-applet handle the other (eth1), and making nm-applet have nothing to do with eth0? i just want to force it on, nm-applet takes everything over
[13:20] <ablomen> armadillio, manual-configure eth0 (/etc/networking/interfaces)
[13:20] <ablomen> srry /etc/network/interfaces
[13:20] <armadillio> will it just be on, though? how could i check?
[13:20] <ablomen> well at least nm wont touch it
[13:21] <armadillio> k
[13:21] <ablomen> and as long as the cable is connected and the settings are correct it should always be on
[13:21] <armadillio> so it's like, "auto eth0 (hit enter) manual-configure eth0"?
[13:22] <ablomen> armadillio, http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[13:24] <jynks> ablomen: yea i still can not get it to work mate. I have copy pasted the text from the faq like about ten times.. and no joy... any ideas?
[13:28] <ablomen> does it throw any errors?
[13:29] <jynks> no
[13:29] <jynks> no errors..
[13:30] <ablomen> what does mount say?
[13:31] <armadillio> god dammit seriously, nm-applet is a control freak
[13:31] <jynks> nothign it just gose to a new line
[13:31] <Myrtti> tsktsk
[13:31] <ablomen> jynks, no just mount
[13:31] <ablomen> no options
[13:31] <jynks> i cna acess a xubuntu share from my xp system easy though
[13:31] <ablomen> it gives you a list of mounted stuff
[13:31] <jynks> oh hang on
[13:32] <jynks> fusesmb on /home/jynks/network type fuse.fusesmb (rw,nosuid,nodev,max_read=32768,user=jynks)
[13:32] <jynks> was one of the lines in the mount list
[13:32] <ablomen> well then it should be mounted to something
[13:33] <jynks> ls -R is ment to list the network?
[13:33] <ablomen> -R just means recursive
[13:33] <jynks> or do I mount to the directly to a share name on the netweotrk (m$ style) //Xpbox/sharename ?
[13:34] <ablomen> well yeah you must mount the share
[13:34] <ablomen> not the computer
[13:34] <ablomen> so for example over here i mount //server/secure, //server/webserver etc seperatly
[13:35] <jynks> i under stand and is that difined  in that "~/.smb/fusesmb.conf" file?
[13:35] <ablomen> uhm i think so, i use mount.cifs myself
[13:36] <jynks> the faw just says to "fusermount -u Network"
[13:36] <jynks> faq*
[13:37] <ablomen> yeah but you pre-defign what gets mounted on that folder in the fusesmb.conf file
[13:38] <ablomen> oh nvm, no im kidding
[13:38] <ablomen> ok lets just use mount.cifs
[13:39] <ablomen> first install smbfs and after that do what i said earlyer:
 jynks, ok now you should be able to do something like mount.cifs //name_or_ip_adress/sharename /media/yourmountpoint/
[13:39] <ablomen> that should just work TM
[13:40] <jynks> ok
[13:40] <jynks> i think smbfs is already installed
[13:41] <ablomen> ok thats good :)
[13:41] <jynks> how do i use it?
[13:41] <ablomen> mount.cifs //ip_adress/sharename ~/Network
[13:41] <jynks> your benign very patient ablomen thanks btw
[13:42] <jynks> ok i'll try
[13:42] <ablomen> heh np, world domination takes time and work :P
[13:43] <ablomen> *effort
[13:43] <jynks> "mount error: can not change directory into mount target"
[13:44] <jynks> do i need to unmoutn the fusedmb thing on taht dir?
[13:44] <ablomen> oh yeah, forgot about that
[13:45] <jynks> i think i need to reboot.. "fusermount -u network " is eorrign now sayign it is in use
[13:45] <jynks> brb
[13:50] <ablomen> jynks, more luck this time?
[13:51] <jynks> narr
[13:51] <jynks> i made a new dir this time and tried it and got this message
[13:51] <jynks> Mounting the DFS root for a particular server not implemented yet
[13:52] <jynks> using "mount.cifs //xx.x.x.x /Archive ~/archive"
[13:52] <ablomen> jynks, is there a space between the ip and /Archive in your command as wel?
[13:53] <jynks> yes!
[13:53] <ablomen> well theres your problem :)
[13:53] <jynks> ablomen: your a great guy thank you
[13:53] <jynks> it seams to work
[13:54] <ablomen> wooh :)
[13:54] <jynks> I ls -R by mistake so it is all goign crazy listing
[13:54] <jynks> sweet
[13:54] <jynks> ablomen: just before i go how do i unmount them if i wish to?
[13:55] <ablomen> umount ~/archive should do the trick :)
[13:55] <jynks> well. thanks a lot.. i think that is the last issue with my install (first time linux user)
[13:55] <jynks> everythign is gravy now.. cheers
[13:56] <ablomen> :)
[13:56] <jynks> 20 karma points to you mate.. see ya roudn
[13:56] <ablomen> later jynks
[14:23] <carmine> hi guys...some spkeas italian?
[14:23] <TheSheep> !it
[14:24] <carmine> thanks
[16:14] <firecrotch> Is it possible to make the mouse pointer disappear completely? if so, how would I go about doing that?
[16:19] <knome> firecrotch, unplug your mouse.
[16:21] <firecrotch> knome:  That doesn't work...
[17:04] <ball> Anyone have a Xubuntu 8.10 i386 desktop iso that they could cksum for me?
[17:06] <cody-somerville> ball, checksums are available on the wiki
[17:07]  * ball goes looking for the wiki
[17:09] <charlie-tca> ball: each mirror should have checksums, here is a start: http://xubuntu.org/get
[17:11] <ball> Ah yes, failed md5sum
[17:12] <ball> time to download another copy.
[17:13] <ball> Hmm... that's going to take a few hours.
[17:32] <fbc> does the xubuntu use the gnome power manager and the gnome screens saver???
[17:34] <TheSheep> yes
[17:34] <TheSheep> and one qustion mark is enough
[18:07] <fbc> TheSheep, I did not expect xfce to use any gnome components
[18:20] <TheSheep> fbc: it's not xfce that's using them, it's xubuntu
[18:25] <fbc> TheSheep, hmm,, well when I unplug the power supply on my laptop I get a little batery indicator on the tool bar. If I right click on it, and click ABOUT, it says gnome-power-manager. So you are saying that XFCE did not install it or is running it? The distribution did?
[18:30] <TheSheep> fbc: you are confusing two different things: xfce and xubuntu
[18:31] <TheSheep> fbc: xfce is a set of programs such as window manager, panel, desktop background, etc.
[18:31] <TheSheep> fbc: xubuntu is a linux distribution that ships them and more
[18:32] <TheSheep> fbc: since xfce project doesn't include a screensaver or power manager, xubuntu uses the same programs as gnome
[18:32] <fbc> TheSheep, ohh..
[18:35] <qsrv> hi
[18:35] <qsrv> is anyone using gnome-do with xubuntu 8.04
[18:35] <qsrv> ?
[18:37] <qsrv> for some reason when I lauch it, the icon does not appear in the systray
[18:37] <qsrv> and I cannot get it to show up with Super-Space
[19:07] <Odd-rationale> qsrv: have you tried running gnome-do from a terminal? and seeing if there are any errors?
[19:20] <Ochian> I'm having problems using the Lock Screen tool from the applet bar.  Any ideas why it won't start?  Related: gnone-screensaver won't start when system is idle.
[19:22] <andresmh> I am running ubuntu 8.10, if I want to run xfce, can I just install it without having to install Xubuntu?
[19:23] <ablomen> andresmh, yeah, just install xubuntu-desktop :)
[19:23] <andresmh> ablomen, i do not see xfce listed in the add/remove apps
[19:25] <ablomen> andresmh, try synaptic, or just type this in the terminal: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[19:26] <andresmh> i found it ablomen
[19:26] <andresmh> :)
[19:26] <andresmh> why does it want to install abiword? :-/
[19:26] <Odd-rationale> abiword is part of xubuntu
[19:26] <ablomen> thats part of the xubuntu package
[19:27] <ablomen> andresmh, installing the whole package and removing the apps you dont need later is easyer then installing xfce by hand
[19:27] <charlie-tca> Ochian: Try reinstalling gnome-screensaver?
[19:27] <Ochian> I'll try that then.
[19:28] <andresmh> thanks. It's downloading all the stuff now.
[19:31] <ablomen> :)
[19:34] <Ochian> Doesn't seem to ahve worked, charlie-tca.
[19:38] <andresmh> somewhere i read that if i open a gnome app on xfce it defeats the point of runing xfce since it will basically load a lot of the gnome libraries
[19:38] <andresmh> is this true?
[19:39] <ablomen> andresmh, well.. sort of, though, not really
[19:39] <ablomen> a gnome app will be slower because it will use a lot of heavy gnome apps yeah, but still the wm/dm etc is lighter
[19:40] <ablomen> and its more usable imho :)
[19:40] <ablomen> s/gnome apps/gnome libs
[19:46] <ablomen> andresmh, so what i mean is, the apps themselves might not go any faster or slower, the system just stays more responsive
[19:47] <jxander> all my videos have this http://img505.imageshack.us/my.php?image=breakingvidzl3.jpg problem and i tried smplayer, vlc, with all the output drivers. using 8.10 with fglrx. any ideas what could cause that distorsion?
[19:47] <andresmh> i see, i like that ablomen, ok, so I just installed xubuntu-desktop
[19:47] <andresmh> i should logout and see what happens :
[19:47] <andresmh> brb :)
[19:48] <ablomen> jxander, i remember reading about the ati drivers not playing nice with (some) videos
[19:48] <jxander> i tried the radeon driver too... still no improvement :(... any ideas?
[19:49] <ablomen> next to buying a nvidia card, not really, googling atm
[19:49] <andresmh> so i am in xubuntu now :)
[19:50] <andresmh> not very different looking at first sight
[19:50] <jxander> ablomen:  :(( i'm on a lappy...
[19:50] <andresmh> how do I enable compiz ?
[19:51] <ablomen> andresmh, by starting compiz (compiz --replace if im correct) but you might want to try the build in transperancy first to see if thats enough eyecandy for ya
[19:51] <ablomen> a lot lighter
[19:52] <ablomen> jxander, could you give some more info about your video card? (lspci | grep "vga")
[19:52] <jxander> ablomen: 1sec
[19:52] <andresmh> i'll give it a try without compiz for now ablomen, the effect from compiz I like is zoom-in/out
[19:53] <andresmh> is there a way to do that in xfce?
[19:53] <ablomen> jxander, ehm sorry that VGA in capitals
[19:53] <ablomen> andresmh, no not without a screen magnifier thingy
[19:53] <jxander> ablomen: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility X1400
[19:54] <andresmh> it's interesting that xubuntu has panels too, i wasn't expecting that :)
[19:54] <andresmh> how do i remove the bottom panel?
[19:54] <ablomen> andresmh, heh yeah it has everything except.. i think samba (windows network) browsing is the only thing iv seen missing
[19:55] <andresmh> right click doesn't show an menu to delete the panel
[19:55] <ablomen> andresmh, right-click =>customice pannel
[19:56] <andresmh> nice
[19:57] <ablomen> andresmh, hmm sorry not finding much info, you might wanna try googling yourself for "ati x1400 ubuntu"
[19:58] <andresmh> is there a way to reduce the height of the panel? the option. The Panel Manger>Appearance>Size just reduces the size of some icons on the panel, but no the size of the panel itself ablomen
[19:58] <ablomen> andresmh, it does..
[19:59] <ablomen> or it should anyway, try changing it with like 20 pixels
[19:59] <andresmh> it's all the way to 16 pixels
[19:59] <andresmh> maybe i need to logout?
[19:59] <ablomen> i guess theres a minimum size
[19:59] <ablomen> no you shouldnt have to
[19:59] <andresmh> well it never changed
[20:00] <ablomen> you might be on the wrong pannel (see the select box)
[20:00] <andresmh> yeah, i only have 1 panel now
[20:00] <andresmh> it does increase its size but not decrease
[20:00] <charlie-tca> andresmh: It depends on the actual icons on the panel, also. Some will not reduce lower than a preset size.
[20:01] <charlie-tca> My orage clock will not go below 34 pixels, due to the size of the font I use.
[20:01] <andresmh> i see, so it must be about the font
[20:01] <andresmh> is there a keyboard shortcut for the xfce menu?
[20:03] <ablomen> andresmh, in the settings manager there is a keyboard button and in that a shortcuts tab :)
[20:04] <charlie-tca> andresmh: Yes, Ctrl+Esc will pop the menu up
[20:13] <andresmh> it's working well
[20:13] <ablomen> :)
[20:16] <andresmh> what's the keyboard shortcut to maximize and minimize a window?
[20:24] <charlie-tca> Alt+f5
[20:24] <charlie-tca> Alt+f8 for minimize
[20:25] <charlie-tca> alt+f5 maximize and restore to size again.
[20:25] <andresmh> thanks
[20:25] <charlie-tca> no problem.
[20:25] <andresmh> how could i have found that by myself?
[20:26] <charlie-tca> I think it is /usr/share/xfce4/doc
[20:27] <charlie-tca> /usr/share/themes/Default/xfwm4/keythemerc has it too
[20:32] <andresmh> the only things i miss from compiz are screen capture of a region of the screen and zoom in/out
[20:33] <ablomen> andresmh, you can capture a region of a screen with imagemagic, google for that :)
[20:46] <charlie-tca> andresmh: you can also install screen-shooter to the panel and use it to capture a full screen or window
[20:47] <andresmh> i'll check it out
[20:48] <andresmh> for some reason the keys to increase/decrease work but they do not show the indicator in the center of the screen that shows up in gnome
[20:48] <andresmh> on the other hand the brightness one works the same as in gnome
[20:49] <charlie-tca> I don't think Xubuntu uses the same apps for it that gnome uses
[20:49] <andresmh> i see
[20:50] <andresmh> it's interesting that the brightness shows the same though
[20:58] <andresmh> on "Sessions and Startup" I am seeing that I have "Launch Gnome services on startup"
[20:58] <andresmh> what does that mean and can i disable it?
[20:58] <andresmh> what gnome services am i running?
[21:00] <charlie-tca> Now I don't know that one.
[21:03] <andresmh> i'll post it in the xubuntu forums
[21:34] <slow-motion> hi
[21:35] <charlie-tca> hello
[23:08] <jynks> Hi guys.... How can I sent a terminal command to auto run each time i boot the system?
[23:08] <vinnl> jynks, Applications->Settings->Settings Manager, then choose Autostarted Applications
[23:08] <vinnl> (That will run it once you login though)
[23:09] <jynks> vinnl: Thanks!
[23:10] <jynks> Do i need to add a new one for each command or can i like load a "batch" file with a command on each line?
[23:10] <vinnl> You can add a shell script, I suppose
[23:10] <tangentcollision> shell script
[23:10] <tangentcollision> batch file, psh
[23:10] <jynks> yea ye a I am new first ever install :)
[23:10] <tangentcollision> silly windows switch over
[23:10] <vinnl> :P
[23:10] <jynks> :P
[23:10] <tangentcollision> you'll learn
[23:11] <tangentcollision> it's okay ;)
[23:11] <jynks> wat is the ext of a shell script?
[23:12] <vinnl> None needed, but .sh is common practice I believe
[23:12] <jynks> cool thanks.. so just a new command on each line? in plain text .sh placed anywhere on Hdrive?
[23:15] <vinnl> I thought so, yeah
[23:15] <jynks> ok thanks.... as a reward (in case you havn't seen) here is a joke I found while searching for info on hwo to get this install working
[23:15] <vinnl> If not, you might need to separate the commands with a semi-colon (I don't really do this often :P)
[23:15] <jynks> http://xkcd.com/149/
[23:15] <vinnl> Yay, reward! :P
[23:16] <vinnl> Yay, xkcd!
[23:16] <vinnl> Ah, yeah I know that
[23:16] <jynks> though you would heh
[23:16] <vinnl> http://cli-apps.org/content/show.php?content=89734
[23:16] <jynks> well its all new to me.. but thanks man
[23:16] <vinnl> yw
[23:18] <jynks> see ya