[00:16] Hey there, every time I start up I get the "sessions and startup" window open. Any way to changet that? [00:24] homebrewcider, say, close it and then logout but check "save session" in logout window [00:26] mmm, brilliant, I had tried what I thought was everything.... cheers [00:26] homebrewcider, next time you log out, remember to uncheck the "save session" box [00:26] yep, cheers [00:32] on a completely different note, my printer (Canon Mp610) seems to be going to sleep after every job, I have to unplug it from usb and replug it, that seems to "wake it up" [01:12] I just upgraded alsa. i got a few new applications with it, most dont work. I get sound ok on analog. I have an Auzentech xplosion cinima with C-Media CMI8770 PCI chipset. I want to get optical or coax out to work. how do i configure it? [01:14] omg i did it [01:14] nm [01:14] hope surround sound works now [01:15] ok how do i make it 5.0 [01:25] YES thanks for listeing [01:30] Okay, for some reason all of my USB devices' volumes are locked. I have NO idea why. [01:30] Anyone help? [02:53] hey, i have xubuntu restriced extras and vlc install and i cant play a dvd [02:54] i did the lib that used to work install but still [02:56] ok i just skipped to chapter 1 and its playing. i dont know why [03:10] wmsensors or xfce4-sensors-plugin ? [04:09] my machine is mute on every boot. someone advice to run: 'sudo alsactl store' but i get E-core/util.c: home directory /home/yuka not ours. any clues? [04:13] Same problem here. [04:13] Still trying to figure it out. [04:14] i'll ping u if i solve it [04:14] KittyKatt: /sbin/alsactl store [04:14] try it [04:15] doesn't work for me [04:15] "sudo alsactl store" ? [04:15] that's what someone said on a forum [04:16] got your same error [04:16] i'll post in in ubuntuforum and send u the link so u'll subscribe to the thread [04:16] I'll search around some more [04:16] brb [04:19] KittyKatt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7612601#post7612601 [04:19] maybe in a few days you can add a post say that u also have this issue. we can add bug report to xubuntu. [04:24] owen1: may have a workaround.... [04:24] Give me a minute to test it... [04:26] owen1: Do you know the chmod MODE for read/write permissions? [04:27] KittyKatt: yes [04:27] +??? [04:28] oh, u want me to tell u? [04:28] Could you tell me? [04:28] Yes please lol [04:28] :D [04:28] sorry (-: [04:28] 1 sec [04:28] That's okay. :P [04:29] chmod 777 this is an example. [04:29] what excatly do u need? [04:30] What if it isn't a folder? [04:30] you can do 700 to give yourself read/write and view. but not for others [04:30] Just a file. [04:30] sure [04:30] Kay. [04:30] One moment... [04:30] 777 will be the most permissive. the file's owner, the file's group and other groups. [04:31] 700 is only for you. 770 is you and the file's group. [04:31] https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/68564 [04:32] ctrl+f "CyrusCT" [04:32] That's the author of the post that gave me the right directions.; [04:33] i'll try. thank you [04:33] owen1: I did all of that. [04:33] So I'm gonna restart and see what happens. [04:33] [AmsG] restarting [04:38] owen1: Worked. :D [04:38] Going to post a link to that post in there. [04:40] KittyKatt: great, let me know when u'r done, i'll copy from your post. [04:46] owen1: Posted. [04:46] Check it out. :P [04:46] ok [04:47] so the issue we got was permission [04:48] Yes. [04:48] Precisely, my dear Watson. === compilerwriter_ is now known as Guest86575 [11:08] hi. is there a graphical utility for managing xubuntu's services ? [11:09] yes. [11:09] jbk`: thanks for the stupid answer [11:09] now, you are laughing, I suppose [11:10] firestarter1, applications -> settings -> sessio and startup [11:11] knome: already tried that. but services are started after the desktop is displayed [11:11] my service-app is not a GUI app. [11:12] firestarter1, uh, applications -> system -> services :) [11:12] thanks knome. a more difficult question: is there a way to launch this menu from command line ? [11:13] services-admin [11:13] knome: it doesn't allow me to add a service [11:13] firestarter1, sudo services-admin [11:13] I can only display services [11:14] knome: same result [11:15] firestarter1, run without sudo and click unlock [11:15] knome: tried as well [11:16] but I can't add services [11:16] i think that might be intentional [11:17] maybe. but in this way what can I do? [11:18] i don't really know [11:18] np. thanks anyway [11:18] maybe ask #ubuntu [11:20] but I need a tool for xubuntu [11:20] firestarter1, there is no xubuntu-specific tool for that, that's for sure. [13:46] is there a simple way to have a login sound in xubuntu hardy? [13:46] i use the auotmatic login [14:02] hi. how can I ADD a service to my system ? [14:08] firestarter1: install it with synaptic [14:09] TheSheep: install what ? [14:15] !apt-url [14:15] Sorry, I don't know anything about apt-url [14:15] firestarter1: the service you need [14:15] !apturl [14:15] Sorry, I don't know anything about apturl [14:16] !botabuse [14:16] Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". [14:17] TheSheep: are you joking ? [14:22] not, not particularly, I can't say I'm joking [14:27] hi. how can I ADD a service to my system ? [14:28] firestarter1: are you a bot? [14:30] TheSheep: please shut up [14:37] hey there, my printer was working, now of course it ain't. It isn't showing up on a lsusb command like it used to, even after unplugging and replugging [14:50] homebrewcider: check dmesg [14:50] dmesg | tail [14:51] [14:52] hang on [14:52] bit more involved than that [14:52] want me to pastebin? [14:52] yeah, but most likely it's faulty cable anyways [14:53] works no probs in windows [14:53] and have tried another cable [14:53] http://pastebin.ca/1494690 [14:53] pastebin it, maybe we can make out something from it [14:53] thanks [14:54] and you say lsusb still doesn't see it? [14:54] correct [14:55] when you unplug and replug the cable, are there any new messages appearing in dmesg? [14:55] hi. how can I ADD a custom service (daemon) to my system ? [14:57] hi guys! [14:57] can anyone pls tell me what the difference between ubuntu and xubuntu is? [14:57] XFCE vs GNome desktop [14:57] http://pastebin.ca/1494694 === petria_ is now known as _Pete_ [14:58] _Pete_: thats it? [14:58] <_Pete_> yep [14:58] thanks then [14:59] hmmm, now it shows up in lsusb [14:59] what the [15:00] after the dmesg thing and 30 unplugs [15:00] disappeared again [15:00] appeared again [15:00] it's a frakin ghost [15:00] <_Pete_> *x-files theme* [15:01] tell me about it, *rolls eyes* [15:04] I have printer properties open in front of me, and the printer wen from "idle" to "unplugged or turned off" without me doing anything [15:04] is now :idle"again [15:10] thanks for your help, this is freaking me out [15:10] gotta get to sleep [17:17] hi, guys there is any channel for powerpc? [18:35] hi [18:36] hello [18:39] hello [18:48] Hi [19:15] hello! [19:35] Whenever I log in, dozens of xfdesktop processes start up. That's not normal, I'm guessing [19:40] it actually is [19:42] if anybody else is having problems with the xfce weather plugin, check https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-weather-plugin/+bug/396880 [19:42] Yoho. I would have a small issue with Xubuntu 9.04 and with HP Mininote 2133 [19:43] No matter which resolution I add o the machine it always leaves out little of the desktop from the bottom and from the right side of the screen. [19:44] Openchrome drivers are installed through the repository and no changes have been made after the installation. [19:45] Anyone seen this behavior before? [19:49] jbk`: dozens of xfdesktop processes is normal? I managed to hit the kernel's oom killer on my last login [19:53] tmurase: its not, kill them all ! [20:03] SiDi: I did. Repeatedly. [20:03] Clearly, there's something screwy in the saved session, but where do I look? [20:03] rm -rf .cache/sessions/ [20:04] it'll get rid of it [20:04] sacred_: i'm guessing that's a monitor? can you adjust the display width/height on the monitor itself? [20:06] pteague, HP2133 is a Mininotebook. [20:06] SiDi: thanks [20:06] So unfortunately I cannot adjust the sceensize from the display itself. === kancerman_ is now known as kancerman === cody-somerville_ is now known as cody-somerville