[02:22] someone's here [02:23] helloo [02:23] :) [03:45] Hola [03:45] Alguien Habla castellano? [04:33] hellowOrld [04:34] why do people use the 10.04 instead of the 10.10? is it more stable? [04:35] thanx === istok is now known as chmod [05:51] good morning xubuntu. [10:04] if i copy my entire hdd to bigger hdd with dd, will it work? [10:05] Sysi: yes [10:05] yep but the uuid changes and you need to install grub [10:05] _entire_ hdd [10:05] *dd* [10:05] Sysi: still uuid will change [10:06] Sysi: and the grub config will have the wrong one [10:06] i can fix that [10:06] but partiton table can add empty space to the end? [10:07] you can grow the partitions afterwards with gparted [10:07] great [10:18] is it on to me? [10:20] no, it isn't [14:21] Whoops. Wrong one === xGrind is now known as xGrind-OFF === xGrind-OFF is now known as xGrind [16:22] hi - just installed xubnuntu 10.10 --- having souncard recognition issues - and i am an idiot - no idea how to navigate system [16:23] if anyone has time to walk me through a little bit - i am not so dumb - just no sound...:( i am sad [16:24] in a terminal run aplay -l to see if the card is seen [16:24] ok ty [16:26] ok - yes -- ATI150 (or something like that recognized) [16:26] that will tell if alsa sees it - if not then run lspci | grep -i audio [16:26] k [16:29] try in terminal aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav [16:30] if it seems to play but you here nothing run alsamixer in terminal and turn everything all the way up [16:36] Good afternoon all. [16:36] I have a question, probably quite trivial for most of you. How do I change the background login image in xubuntu 10.10? [16:39] cfs_xubuntu; ubunt-tweak [16:41] RIght, but isn't there a simple xml file I can configure in /usr/share? [16:42] I just want to put the darker 10.01 image with the tree as the background login image. [16:42] No, it isn't really simple [16:44] is there a file /usr/share/pixmaps/backgrounds/gnome/background-default.jpg you can change? [16:45] it might be gdm instead of gnome - not on a xubutnu box to check atm [16:45] um, I don't think gnome background will change xfce background, but I might be wrong [16:45] I got this https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=830238 from a google search [16:52] Ok, I think I'm on the right track. I'll keep poking around. Thanks. [17:30] I'm trying to install xubuntu on an embedded system from USB. If I don't include cdrom-detect/try-usb=true it cannot find the install files but if I include the extra parameter it does not allow me to access the /dev/sda. Any suggestions? [18:32] I just aquired a Compaq Presario with 64m of ram, any hope of loading Xubuntu, or linux on it? [18:35] n2diy: Xubuntu won't be usable with 64MB ram. I could suggest puppy linux or [18:37] DSL or maybe something from http://www.tuxradar.com/content/whats-best-lightweight-linux-distro === mark76_ is now known as mark76 [18:37] charlie-tca: ok, thanks === SuperHark is now known as MichealH [18:56] argh, now i can hate win7 too [18:56] it booted after setupping discs, now all soddenly it won't [18:56] recovery disc didn't help [18:57] do i need to take off my linux-ssd for reinstalling win? [18:57] congratulations. Welcome to the "I hate windows too club" [23:04] Can somone point me to docs that explain how Xubuntu produces it's LiveCD/install ISO [23:05] I usually tell the release team I want it run? [23:06] What is it you are attempting to accomplish? [23:06] I work on a project that is creating a Xubuntu based LiveDVD [23:07] trying to streamline the process with more automation [23:07] right now we create a virtual machine and then run a bunch of scripts in the vm and finally use remastersyst to produce a bootable iso [23:07] Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch ? [23:09] I probably have and just need to reread, it's interesting since the is similar but different from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization [23:09] That is the other one I would recommend. It is very close to what we use [23:11] thanks for at least confirming that [23:17] you are welcome. === m00se is now known as `mOOse` [23:18] looks like the tricky part is going to be setting up our sample data in the home directory of the user === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [23:18] maybe I can use the /etc/skel file to do that [23:22] it isn't clear to me reading either of these on how to get the initial language selector screen like the live disk [23:23] and graphical boot menu [23:24] We borrow from the ubuntu installer people [23:24] The images are the same basics, with different packages seeded [23:25] The graphical boot menu is ubiquity, from debian [23:25] I think [23:25] I think I just need to dissect a Live disc tonight to figure it out [23:25] I thought the debian-installer was from debian (ie alternate cd) [23:26] I think you're right in that it's from Ubiquity [23:26] MIght ask in #ubuntu-installer for more clarification. sometimes they help [23:26] we're just talking about the initial screen you see with the keyboard selector followed by the boot options [23:26] thanks, wasn't aware of that channel [23:27] If they are very busy, they won't be too helpful, but sometimes...