[02:39] <residentgrey> can gparted help reabsorb a partition I set up with another os, instead of reinstalling on the entire disk again?
[02:56] <xubuntu523> Hello
[04:24] <mungewell1> Hi, fresh 10.04 install on a X40 and having problems with xorg-intel. Is there a quick way to gen an xorg.conf (ala 'dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg' which nolonger does it)?
[04:26] <mungewell1> ... I should add I want to disable XV ( Option "XVideo" "0" ) to prevent it crashing my system.
[07:35] <ocs> hi. On 10.04 the xfce panel covers the border of many applications. this didn't happen with 9.10 . is there a way to fix that?
[07:37] <moetunes> isn't there an option for that when you right click the panel and configure?
[07:37] <charlie-tca> not in xubuntu
[07:37] <ocs> this is a bug
[07:38] <charlie-tca> try different themes, see if it is theme specific
[07:40] <ocs> charlie-tca: this happens with all the themes
[07:41] <charlie-tca> bug time
[07:42] <charlie-tca> bug against xfwm4, most likely, since that controls the borders and placements
[07:44] <ocs> charlie-tca: I noted a lot of bugs in 10.4 ... they don't appear in 9.10 .... this is strange
[07:45] <charlie-tca> it happens
[07:46] <charlie-tca> there were a lot of changes again, which will create bugs for some people.
[07:46] <ocs> charlie-tca: 9.10 was not so buggy
[07:46] <ocs> charlie-tca: anyway, is there a way to fix the bug for the borders?
[07:46] <charlie-tca> I found it to be more buggy then 10.04
[07:47] <charlie-tca> I don't know how to fix it.
[07:54] <ocs> in addition there's this hugly bug: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18904
[07:54] <ocs> I suggest to add it to the topic
[07:54] <charlie-tca> We try hard not to give references to other os bugs
[07:55] <charlie-tca> We got a fix for that already, it will be coming soon
[07:56] <ocs> charlie-tca: how can I fix it?
[07:57] <ocs> the webpage is not very clear
[07:59] <ocs> it suggests to downgrade gtk 2
[07:59] <ocs> but how can I do that?
[08:00] <charlie-tca> Let me find the Xubuntu bug
[08:00] <charlie-tca> Are you using xubuntu or arch?
[08:00] <ocs> charlie-tca: xubuntu
[08:00] <charlie-tca> then go look at https://launchpad.net/bugs/520118
[08:01] <charlie-tca> It has the xubuntu specific patch
[08:03] <ocs> thanks very much charlie-tca
[08:03] <charlie-tca> You are welcome
[08:08] <ocs> charlie-tca: I have exo_0.3.106-1ubuntu2.diff.gz and  exo_0.3.106.orig.tar.gz  -----> how can I apply the first (patch) to the second?
[08:09] <charlie-tca> I don't really know. I just wait for the fix
[08:14] <oiuz> hi there
[08:14] <charlie-tca> !hi | oiuz
[08:15] <oiuz> i just installed xubuntu-desktop with apt-get install
[08:15] <oiuz> on my ubuntu pc
[08:15] <oiuz> the installation not finish successfully
[08:16] <charlie-tca> what was the error message?
[08:16] <oiuz> i got this error
[08:16] <oiuz>  E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[08:16] <oiuz> and if i run df -h
[08:16] <charlie-tca> and what was the result of running 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' ?
[08:17] <oiuz> i got this things
[08:17] <oiuz> :~$ df -h Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/xvda1            2.4G  2.3G     0 100% /
[08:17] <charlie-tca> out of space
[08:17] <charlie-tca> It can't continue because there is no drive space to use
[08:18] <oiuz> well my question is
[08:18] <oiuz> after that issue my question is
[08:18] <oiuz> how to install minimal xubuntu-desktop package ?
[08:19] <charlie-tca> use the alternate cd
[08:19] <charlie-tca> but you will need to delete some stuff first.
[08:19] <oiuz> with just less than 1Gb of hard drive ?
[08:19] <charlie-tca> Also, if you already installed Ubuntu, you have a minimal install already
[08:19] <oiuz> it is an remote host
[08:19] <charlie-tca> You do not have enough drive space on the partition to install the xubuntu and ubuntu desktops
[08:20] <oiuz> how many space do i need for the installation ?
[08:20] <charlie-tca> I would guess about 3.5GB for both packages
[08:21] <oiuz> we can't do installation something like
[08:21] <oiuz> "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop without openoffice, withoutuncessary package, etc .... ?
[08:22] <charlie-tca> Xubuntu-desktop does not install those. Ubuntu does
[08:22] <charlie-tca> You installed the ubuntu environment already.
[08:22] <oiuz> nevermind
[08:22] <oiuz> how to install ubuntu like that ?
[08:23] <charlie-tca> Xubuntu-desktop does not want oo.o and other stuff. Xubuntu uses about 1.5GB of drive space, Ubuntu uses about 3.5GB
[08:23] <charlie-tca> I have never tried a minimal Ubuntu installation. You should be able to do that using the alternate image cd, though
[08:25] <oiuz> but you can't understand one thing i try to explain, maybe you don't know what that it means
[08:26] <oiuz> my ubuntu pc is an remote host i can access physically on the device part
[08:26] <charlie-tca> You seem to want Xubuntu instead of Ubuntu, or do you want both desktops?
[08:27] <oiuz> i just only want  to have a webgui interface for my linux ( ubuntu )
[08:27] <oiuz> for now i can only access to pc only by terminal
[08:28] <charlie-tca> So, it has the server version installed, right?
[08:28] <oiuz> yes
[08:28] <charlie-tca> !webmin
[08:28] <charlie-tca> !ebox
[08:29] <charlie-tca> Maybe that would be better with the limited partition you have
[08:29] <charlie-tca> It gives you a gui instead of the terminal, but uses very little space
[08:32] <oiuz> this is what i got
[08:33] <oiuz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432621/
[08:34] <charlie-tca> get rid of the period in front of ^
[08:34] <charlie-tca> It should read exactly like this - sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”
[08:36] <oiuz> no
[08:36] <charlie-tca> According to the wiki page, it must
[08:36] <oiuz> it is not exactly
[08:36] <charlie-tca> The quotes allow you use the wildcard
[08:37] <charlie-tca> The . you put in front says install a hidden file, which it should not be
[08:39] <oiuz> ok what is the right command
[08:39] <oiuz> can i do sudo apt-get install ebox
[08:39] <oiuz> ?
[08:39] <charlie-tca> sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”
[08:40] <charlie-tca> Go to the wiki and read this page - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox
[08:40] <charlie-tca> You should not need the ppa part
[08:41] <oiuz> when i paste this on the terminal sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”   i got this      sudo apt-get install .^ebox-.*.
[08:42] <oiuz> is that normal ?
[08:42] <charlie-tca> Maybe for the language settings. just use backspace and arrows to remove the extra .'s and then add the double quote
[08:44] <oiuz> arrow ?
[08:44] <charlie-tca> cursor keys?
[08:44] <oiuz> which one ,
[08:45] <oiuz> idon't understand
[08:45] <charlie-tca> have to remove the . in front and in back of ^ebox-.*
[08:46] <oiuz> leave that one
[08:46] <oiuz> i got software center
[08:46] <charlie-tca> erase the .^ebox-.*. and type the right part - "^ebox-.*"
[08:46] <oiuz> installed on my box
[08:46] <oiuz> can i do the installation from software center ?
[08:46] <charlie-tca> You have software center on the server?
[08:47] <oiuz> yes
[08:47] <charlie-tca> search for ebox then and install from it
[08:52] <oiuz> plz wait
[08:52] <oiuz> software center not working right i try to troubleshoot
[08:52] <charlie-tca> Did you delete anything from the hard drive?
[08:53] <charlie-tca> If it is still at 100%, it won't install anything
[08:53] <oiuz> yes i tried to remove xubuntu-desktop
[08:53] <charlie-tca> !puregnome
[08:55] <charlie-tca> Maybe try sudo apt-get --purge remove xfce*
[09:01] <oiuz> thanks charlie-tca
[09:01] <oiuz> i got leave tu
[09:01] <charlie-tca> You are welcome
[09:01] <charlie-tca> good luck
[10:43] <Cali1> Hello, i have an older pentium 3 notebook (1.0Ghz & 256MB ram)  -  Xubuntu 8.04 runs just great on it.
[10:44] <Cali1> I've upgraded to the new lts version but the system is real slow
[10:44] <Cali1> do you know if 10.04 needs really a lot more resources than 8.04?
[10:44] <charlie-tca> Yes, the newer version is slower on 256MB ram
[10:45] <charlie-tca> It would prefer 384MB, I think
[10:45] <Cali1> this laptop is too old for a ram upgrade...
[10:46] <Cali1> thank you for the information
[10:46] <Cali1> the only reason i've tried to upgrade is
[10:46] <charlie-tca> You might take a look in system monitor and see if you can live without some stuff
[10:47] <Cali1> good idea
[10:47] <Cali1> ...
[10:47] <Cali1> okay the only reason for the upgrade
[10:47] <Cali1> was the newer evince version
[10:47] <charlie-tca> No ppa?
[10:47] <Cali1> my girlfriend studies and she needs to print out
[10:48] <Cali1> a lot of papers . Evince on 8.04 sucks at printing out multiple pages on 1 page
[10:48] <Cali1> ppa?
[10:48] <charlie-tca> personal package archive in launchpad
[10:48] <charlie-tca> I'm looking now
[10:49] <Cali1> for evince?
[10:49] <charlie-tca> yes, sometimes a developer will package the new versions to allow them to run in older releases
[10:50] <Cali1> would be great ..... i've looked around for a while but didn't not find something
[10:52] <charlie-tca> Nothing newer than 2.22, which is in Hardy
[10:53] <Cali1> thanks :/
[10:53] <charlie-tca> Probably has dependencies that can't be back ported
[10:53] <Cali1> maybe
[10:53] <Cali1> do you know other pdf viewers
[10:53] <charlie-tca> I don't use any
[10:53] <Cali1> who offer good print settings
[10:53] <Cali1> :)
[10:54] <charlie-tca> evince is the best one that I know of
[10:54] <charlie-tca> !pdf
[10:55] <TheSheep> there is also acrobat, but ugh
[10:55] <Cali1> i've tried it
[10:55] <charlie-tca> yup
[10:55] <TheSheep> and epdfview
[10:55] <charlie-tca> okular I think has printing issues
[10:55] <Cali1> but printing did not work as good as with the new evince version
[11:00] <drcode> hi all
[11:01] <drcode> Ihave installed lucid xubuntu 10.04 , how can I setup Radeon 7000/VE ?
[11:01] <drcode> thanx
[11:07] <charlie-tca> Install it using Applications -> system -> Hardware Drivers
[11:08] <drcode> no driver there
[11:08] <drcode> I did try it
[11:09] <drcode> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[11:09] <charlie-tca> !radeon
[11:09] <Cali1> yes the radeon driver should be already running
[11:09] <Cali1> if have an older radeon 7xxx mobile
[11:10] <Cali1> and searched after the ubuntu 10.04 upgrade
[11:10] <Cali1> for the fglrx
[11:10] <Cali1> but it' the radeon instead
[11:10] <Cali1> no need for propri. hardware drivers
[11:10] <drcode> I see
[11:10] <drcode> thanx
[11:11] <drcode> root@user1-desktop:/home/user1# glxinfo |grep vendor server glx vendor string: SGI client glx vendor string: Mesa Project and SGI OpenGL vendor string: Tungsten Graphics, Inc.
[11:12] <drcode> Cali1: is it ok?
[11:13] <drcode> Cali1: Idid install fglrx
[11:13] <Cali1> ah okay
[11:13] <drcode> how do i config it?
[11:13] <Cali1> if you've installed fglrx and it works
[11:14] <Cali1> okay
[11:14] <drcode> k
[11:14] <drcode> thanx
[11:14] <Cali1> last time i've tried it
[11:14] <drcode> Ican install compiz?
[11:14] <drcode> it come with xubunutu?
[11:14] <Cali1> the system had serious issuees
[11:14] <Cali1> normally yes
[11:14] <drcode> how can Icheck it?
[11:15] <Cali1> if you have installed the package compiz
[11:15] <Cali1> you should be able to install it under the system - settings
[11:16] <Cali1> and there somewhere in the visual settings / desktop effects
[11:16] <drcode> ok
[11:16] <Cali1> to config fglrx you can try fglrxconfig
[11:16] <drcode> thanx
[11:16] <drcode> I will check it
[11:16] <Cali1> for the compiz start
[11:16] <Cali1> you can also type in the terminal
[11:16] <Cali1> compiz --replace &
[11:17] <Cali1> to start compiz
[11:18] <Cali1> i'l quit
[11:19] <drcode> k
[11:19] <drcode> thanx
[13:39] <ebbie> hi, i'm searching for bluetooth in xubuntu 10.04
[13:40] <ebbie> the bluez-gnome package is not there :(
[13:40] <charlie-tca> !bluetooth
[13:40] <charlie-tca> It may not be installed by default in Xubuntu
[13:41] <ebbie> ok, i take a look on it :) thx
[13:51] <ebbie> wow, the bluetooth hardware is gone... before those packages the hcitool scan works
[13:51] <ebbie> now the hardware seems to be frozen :(
[13:51] <ebbie> ... try a reboot
[15:22] <Cali1> hi there
[15:22] <TheSheep> hello Cali1
[15:24] <Cali1> i had some problems with a slow xubuntu installation yesterday
[15:24] <Cali1> and i wanted to use puppy as frugal
[15:24] <Cali1> installation on the same sda
[15:24] <Cali1> and of course.. i killed the xubuntu installation
[15:24] <Cali1> now i've finished the reinstallation
[15:25] <Cali1> and xubuntu 10.4 is just as fast as 8.04 was before
[15:25] <Cali1> weird
[15:25] <TheSheep> shame you don't have the old logs anymore
[15:25] <Cali1> the only thing i did yesterday was to update after the new installation
[15:26] <Cali1> there were updates over 60mb
[15:26] <Cali1> now i reduced updates to security-only
[15:26] <Cali1> and had just a teX update 112kg
[15:26] <Cali1> kb
[15:26] <Cali1> if i would have more time
[15:27] <Cali1> i would retry to apply all pending updates
[15:28] <Cali1> ... but now -> System runs great and won't be touched again (P3 1GHz, 256MB)
[15:28] <visitor1> wow
[15:30] <Cali1> wowß
[15:30] <Cali1> ?
[15:30] <visitor1> 256mb ram and its working ok ?
[15:31] <Cali1> right now?  yes absolutley
[15:31] <arthurjohnson> Cali1 visitor1: 256 is fine for Xubuntu, just don't run Firefox.  Use Chromium
[15:31] <Cali1> i have firefox and abiword running
[15:31] <charlie-tca> or midori
[15:31] <Cali1> and 192mb of 244 are in usage
[15:31] <Cali1> @arthur: this is the laptop of my girlfriend
[15:31] <arthurjohnson> charlie-tca: +1 on that. Midori is getting nice.
[15:31] <Cali1> she likes firefox
[15:32] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: Once you start hitting flash sites, that memory is going to go out of control.
[15:32] <Cali1> i offered her already chromium f.e. but she didn't like it a lot (no master password etc.)
[15:32] <Cali1> wait
[15:32] <Cali1> let'S test it on youtube ..
[15:32] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: Welcome to Swap City, population YOU
[15:32] <charlie-tca> I keep trying to get midori to work for me, but it isn't quite there yet
[15:33] <arthurjohnson> charlie-tca: Yeah. I tried to love Midori, but I agree. Not quite there. Soon thou..
[15:33] <arthurjohnson> charlie-tca: I'm using Chromium on my slower machines.
[15:33] <Cali1> has anybody tried lubuntu-desktop already?
[15:33] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: It doesn't use that much less than Xubuntu
[15:33] <charlie-tca> I downloaded it
[15:34] <charlie-tca> but it is only about 30% lighter than Xubuntu
[15:34] <arthurjohnson> charlie-tca: If that. They are still missing a few essential services.
[15:34] <arthurjohnson> charlie-tca: Like thunar-volman like service
[15:35] <charlie-tca> Are they using thunar? I thought it might pcfman
[15:35] <Cali1> 30% lighter in mb or in ram?
[15:35] <charlie-tca> disk space and ram
[15:35] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: Pretty much both.
[15:35] <Cali1> 30% can be a lot?
[15:35] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: I had Lubuntu running in one VirtualBox and Xubuntu running in another. Only saved about 20 megs of ram.
[15:36] <charlie-tca> That's about right according to the reviews I have read
[15:36] <arthurjohnson> XFCE4 and LXDE use the same amount of RAM in the tests that I've run.
[15:36] <arthurjohnson> Right around 100 megs.
[15:36] <Cali1> thanks
[15:37] <Cali1> okay youtube is running
[15:37] <Cali1> video is running of course
[15:37] <Cali1> 204 of 256mb
[15:38] <Cali1> of course the video is not running fluently
[15:38] <Cali1> but its ok
[15:38] <Cali1> i'm sure
[15:39] <Cali1> as soon as i will apply the latest updates to xubuntu 10.04 the slowlyness beginns
[15:39] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: Now, try another flash based site, or open a tab and start surfing.  That memory will go away pretty quickly.
[15:39] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: You can even close the youtube tab. The memory won't free up.
[15:39] <Cali1> of couse
[15:39] <arthurjohnson> Firefox memory management is brutal
[15:39] <charlie-tca> Cali1: are there a bunch of updates? Maybe apply them one at a time, to find the one slowing it down?
[15:39] <Cali1> too much can't be done
[15:40] <Cali1> @charlie : my girlfriend needs her laptop back :)
[15:40] <arthurjohnson> Cali1: It will also help to close firefox out once in a while, expecially after watching a bunch of videos.
[15:40] <charlie-tca> Okay
[15:40] <charlie-tca> I'll try to reproduce that here, on a desktop system
[15:41] <charlie-tca> I have an 866MHz that I can cut back to 256MB ram and try it
[15:42] <charlie-tca> Cali1: is the swap file bigger than the memory?
[15:42] <Cali1> yes
[15:42] <Cali1> memory 256mb   - swap 729
[15:43] <Cali1> mb
[15:43] <charlie-tca> okay
[15:43] <charlie-tca> I will try to reproduce this weekend
[15:43] <Cali1> and at the moment the swapiness was turned down to 10 (on the fly)
[15:43] <Cali1> i want to test out whart
[15:43] <Cali1> what's better
[15:44] <Cali1> for a small amount of ram
[15:45] <Cali1> ....  AND  ... i've ordered an additionell so-dimm 256 for this old but still nive evo n600c notebook
[15:45] <Cali1> are you often here in the xubuntu irc?
[15:46] <charlie-tca> who? me?
[15:46] <Cali1> yes
[15:47] <Cali1> so i'll know the results of your test
[15:47] <charlie-tca> 5-6 days a week, but normally from about 12:00 noon UTC to 18:00 or 19:00 UTC
[15:47] <Cali1> ok :)
[15:48] <Cali1> another information:  i deactivated the "load gnome runtime at startup" in the start up/session settings
[15:48] <charlie-tca> yup
[15:48] <charlie-tca> got to get as close to what you have as possible
[15:48] <charlie-tca> added applications?
[15:49] <Cali1> right now none
[15:50] <Cali1> ext4
[15:50] <Cali1> first time i tried this filesystem today
[15:50] <charlie-tca> Okay
[15:50] <charlie-tca> What was the filesystem yesterday? still ext4?
[15:50] <Cali1> no ext3
[15:51] <Cali1> :)
[15:51] <poop23> If you scroll a background window, it is brought forward. This behaviour is new (and somewhat annoying) to me. Can I disable it?
[15:51] <Cali1> and i deactivated also the tty2-6
[15:51] <Cali1> consoles
[15:51] <Cali1> nothing else
[15:51] <charlie-tca> poop23: Applications -> Settings -> Window Manager, Focus
[15:52] <charlie-tca> Cali1: might have been ext3 doing it for some reason. How big a partition?
[15:52] <Cali1> 27gb
[15:52] <Cali1> its a 40 gb ide
[15:52] <Cali1> drive
[15:52] <Cali1> with 12gb winXp
[15:53] <Cali1> 27gb  Xubuntu
[15:53] <charlie-tca> Okay
[15:53] <Cali1> and the rest (729mb) swap
[15:53] <poop23> charlie-tca: There's no "stop doing that thing where you raise windows when i just scroll in them"
[15:53] <poop23> lol
[15:54] <charlie-tca> poop23: unchecked "Raise on focus" ?
[15:54] <poop23> there's just "raise on click", which i want anyway
[15:54] <poop23> charlie-tca: it is unchecked
[15:54] <charlie-tca> Raise on focus means if the mouse hovers on the window
[15:54] <poop23> yeah
[15:54] <charlie-tca> Above that, Focus model should be "Click to focus"
[15:55] <poop23> it... is
[15:55] <Cali1> i'll quit  - thanks and see you during the next days
[15:55] <poop23> the only difference is that now a window is brought to top when i scroll in it, which i don't think used to happen
[15:55] <poop23> it sounds like just one line of code was added somewhere, without the option to disable it :P
[15:56] <charlie-tca> Are you on 10.04 or 9.10?
[15:56] <poop23> 10.04
[15:58] <charlie-tca> Straight xubuntu installation?
[16:01] <charlie-tca> poop23: If that is a Xubuntu installation, without gnome, can you file a bug on it and include the things I asked you?
[16:01] <charlie-tca> Subscribe me
[16:01] <poop23> i'm not sure it's without gnome
[16:02] <poop23> i actually installed nautilus at one point cause thunar had this weird thing where if i double clicked to enter a folder, i couldn't do anything there anymore and had to Ctrl+N to continue working
[16:02] <poop23> but if i used the keyboard to move around it worked fine
[16:03] <charlie-tca> I don't think that should matter
[16:03] <charlie-tca> go ahead and file it
[16:03] <poop23> where? lol
[16:03] <charlie-tca> ubuntu-bug xfwm4
[16:03] <charlie-tca> I think the window manager should be responsible for that
[16:04] <poop23> but wait
[16:04] <poop23> are you on xubuntu too?
[16:04] <charlie-tca> yes
[16:04] <poop23> just try scrolling up or down any window in the background
[16:04] <poop23> does it stay in the background?
[16:05] <charlie-tca> consistent, isn't it/
[16:07] <charlie-tca> Still got to be filed and confirmed
[16:07] <charlie-tca> I can file it later today
[16:16] <charlie-tca> poop23: Is that a 386 or 64bit?
[16:17] <charlie-tca> I can not reproduce the focus issue on my PIII here
[16:25] <charlie-tca> poop23: found the settings to make it stop focusing
[16:26] <poop23> oh yay
[16:27] <charlie-tca> Applications -> settings -> Window Manager Tweaks, Accessibility, uncheck "Raise windows when any mouse button is pressed"
[16:27] <charlie-tca> Don't even need to log out. It is immediate
[16:34] <charlie-tca> Apparently, the scroll wheel movement is a "mouse button pressed"
[16:59] <poop23> ahh!
[16:59] <poop23> awesome :D
[16:59] <poop23> thank you
[17:57] <samsa> all: anyone an idea how to deal with 2 bateries in an notebook?
[17:58] <samsa> so how to configure when automaticly switching between them and how to chose manualy?
[18:09] <arthurjohnson> samsa: I'm not sure, I've never used a dual-battery laptop.
[19:03] <Anthoo> hello
[19:04] <Anthoo> Somebody who could assist me? I have a problem with Xubuntu
[19:05] <Anthoo> in fact I plug my USB key, and nothing it not on the computer
[19:06] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: Thats a known issue, here is the fix...
[19:07] <arthurjohnson> Edit your /etc/rc.local file ( gksu mousepad /etc/rc.local )
[19:07] <arthurjohnson> And put /usr/sbin/hald in it before "exit 0"
[19:07] <arthurjohnson> Reboot and you will be all set.
[19:07] <arthurjohnson> Make sure you save your changes thou
[19:11] <Anthoo> I put before exit 0, I put this: / usr / sbin / hald   ??
[19:12] <Anthoo> arthurjohnson: ?
[19:12] <schlaftier> Anthoo: without spaces, exactly like arthurjohnson told you: /usr/sbin/hald
[19:13] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: Exactly like I told you
[19:13] <arthurjohnson> schlaftier: Thanks
[19:14] <schlaftier> arthurjohnson: by the way, I have hald running even though it is not in my /etc/rc.local
[19:15] <arthurjohnson> schlaftier: Yeah, with fresh installs of Xubuntu without autologin it works without the rc.local hack
[19:16] <Anthoo> give it this: http://paste-bin.toile-libre.org//view.php?id=106  ??
[19:16] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: Yup, just like that
[19:16] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: Save your changes, reboot, and all will be right with the world.
[19:17] <schlaftier> arthurjohnson: I see. I always thought autologin was a bad thing ;-)
[19:19] <arthurjohnson> schlaftier: Well, technically yeah
[19:23] <Anthoo> it works:) thank you very much
[19:24] <Anthoo> I have another problem when I restarted or shut down my computer, it blocks the logo xubuntu what?
[19:38] <Anthoo> arthurjohnson: ?
[19:46] <alex_____> hi! I've installed xfce (xubuntu 10.04), but I can't make compiz work on it... I search for xorg.conf but didn't find it on /etc/X11, my Intel GMA945 isn't using a restricted driver... hwo can I make it work?
[20:07] <Anthoo> :'(
[21:04] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: I really don't understand your request.
[21:04] <arthurjohnson> Anthoo: Can you clarify?
[22:20] <Anthoo> arthurjohnson: ??
[22:25] <Sumner> Hi folks. I'm in need of a little assistance. Anyone available?
[22:26] <schlaftier> Sumner: ask your question and see if somebody can help you
[22:27] <Sumner> OK.
[22:27] <schlaftier> Sumner: also, if it is not Xubuntu-specific, you might have a better chance in #ubuntu
[22:27] <Sumner> I was in here a few days ago with this problem, but got attitude. :-(
[22:27] <Sumner> It is Xubuntu-specific.
[22:29] <Sumner> OK... I've used the default Ubuntu confog (Gnome) and it's quite nice, but I figured I'd try Xubuntu on my little POS laptop. Xubuntu works great! but seems to be missing something I kinda need.
[22:30] <Sumner> With Gnome, I can click on "Places" then "Network" and get to all the stuff on my fileserver.
[22:30] <Sumner> Xubuntu doesn't seem to have that.
[22:30] <Sumner> Suggestions?
[22:43] <Anthoo> ????
[22:44] <Sumner> Anyone?
[22:44] <MalkavianManiac> whats the problem?
[22:45] <Sumner> OK... I've used the default Ubuntu confog (Gnome) and it's quite nice, but I figured I'd try Xubuntu on my little POS laptop. Xubuntu works great! but seems to be missing something I kinda need.
[22:45] <Sumner> With Gnome, I can click on "Places" then "Network" and get to all the stuff on my fileserver.
[22:45] <Sumner> Xubuntu doesn't seem to have that.
[22:45] <MalkavianManiac> hrmm, i know what ya mean
[22:45] <MalkavianManiac> lemme do a bit of research
[22:46] <Anthoo> j'go x) , bisouu , sms si tu veux ;D ;; j't'adoore :::
[22:46] <Anthoo> oup's
[22:46] <Anthoo> I have another problem when I restarted or shut down my computer, it blocks the logo xubuntu what?
[22:47] <MalkavianManiac> Sumner, a quick google turned up this... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131
[22:48] <Sumner> I'll explore that and see what happens. Thank you!
[22:49] <MalkavianManiac> Anthoo, while ive never come across your problem before, does it infact hinder the operation of ubuntu in anyway?
[22:56] <Anthoo> MalkavianManiac: How does?
[22:56] <MalkavianManiac> Anthoo, does it stop the system from loading, does it increase load time by an extended period of time?
[22:58] <Anthoo> MalkavianManiac: what ?
[22:59] <MalkavianManiac> parlez-vous français ?
[23:00] <Anthoo> MalkavianManiac: oui :)
[23:00] <MalkavianManiac> !fr
[23:00] <Anthoo> tanck you
[23:32] <zer0x> Can anyone tell me if PulseAudio is included by default in Xubuntu 10.04?
[23:36] <zer0x> The H0RR0R!!! Its there! AaAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaRRrrrrGgggHHHHHH!!! The DAEMON!!! PULSE!!!!! RUN fOR tHE HILLss!!!
[23:40]  * zer0x Throws cloak around self...