Thermi | gn8 | 00:00 |
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aJynks | hey guys.. new user stupid question.... but where is the firefox internet cache in xubuntu? | 01:19 |
ridin | aJynks: i think ~/.mozilla | 01:28 |
aJynks | ridin, that is where mozilla is but where is the internet cache? | 01:30 |
ridin | ~/.mozilla/firefox/<somerandomstuff/Cache | 01:30 |
lighta | Hi guys, i'm looking for some help on java, what the real channel name ? #java only on invite | 02:42 |
charlie-tca | We don't appear to have a java specific channel, but you should be able to get help in #ubuntu | 02:44 |
lighta | ok thanks | 02:44 |
charlie-tca | A good reference for channels is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList | 02:44 |
charlie-tca | there are many others not on that, but that is a good starting point, ususally | 02:45 |
charlie-tca | found java too, ##java | 02:46 |
charlie-tca | you have to have both # signs | 02:46 |
lighta | yeah I tryed this | 02:47 |
lighta | but nothing append :( | 02:47 |
charlie-tca | I went right to it with /j ##java | 02:47 |
lighta | maybe my irc client | 02:48 |
charlie-tca | In Xchat, I can just left-click the channel in the window here and go there, too | 02:48 |
lighta | you have xchat ? | 02:48 |
lighta | tryed all this | 02:48 |
charlie-tca | Might be the irc client is cancelling out the second # sign | 02:48 |
lighta | still got no other room | 02:48 |
charlie-tca | Yes, all I use is xchat and weechat | 02:49 |
lighta | and right now your on xchat ? | 02:49 |
lighta | well it doescn't really matter, i'll just try java-talk | 02:50 |
charlie-tca | yes, I am on xchat now | 02:50 |
charlie-tca | but not Xchat-gnome | 02:50 |
scrubnub | Ghosts | 03:38 |
scrubnub | OF CHRISTMAS PAST | 03:38 |
bazhang | scrubnub, xubuntu support question? | 03:38 |
ridin | it's the present, he lost | 04:06 |
Jyujinkai | anyone use Krusader file manager and docky? Cause the normal way of putting Krusader on docky (by right clicking the icon and going pin to docky) dosn't work.. anyone know how to stick it to docky? | 06:00 |
Jyujinkai | ridin, hmm seams ti si just /tmp bgtw | 06:00 |
menotknow | hello i have 10.4 and i was wondering how to upgrade to 10.0 and does is it hdmi compatoble | 07:43 |
menotknow | p.s i can not get into 10.4 after i upgraded my video card | 07:48 |
menotknow | i anyone here? | 07:53 |
TheSheep | no | 07:54 |
TheSheep | what does "hdmi compatoble" mean? | 07:54 |
TheSheep | I mean I assume you meant compatible, but what does that mean? | 07:55 |
menotknow | my video card is ran in hdmi and i can not get in xubunt as of now and i was if i upgrade can i get into it with my hdmi | 07:55 |
menotknow | i have a radeon hd 5770 video card | 07:56 |
TheSheep | !radeon | 07:56 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 07:56 |
TheSheep | I don't know much about it, maybe look at that page and if that doesn't help, search the forums | 07:57 |
menotknow | i can not get into it so i can not not run any commands its just a black screen | 07:58 |
TheSheep | alt+ctrl+f1 should get you to a text console | 07:59 |
menotknow | thank you | 08:00 |
menotknow | i will try to do what the page told me to do thank you for your help | 08:00 |
menotknow | +kudo's | 08:00 |
mr_daniel | I need to make some network tests and want to virtualize 2 or 3 three guest systems with Virtual Box | 10:08 |
mr_daniel | I though maybe xubuntu is a good choice to do this, because xubuntu is more lightweight then ubuntu is | 10:09 |
mr_daniel | what do you think? should I choose xubuntu or another distribution? I have a laptop with 3GB of RAM | 10:09 |
Sysi | if you can have 1GB for each OS, doesn't matter | 10:14 |
mr_daniel | I also just found lubuntu which uses LXDE intead of Xfce | 10:19 |
mr_daniel | Xfce is about 200 MB, LXDE only about 30 MB in size | 10:20 |
TheSheep | but looks like win95 :P | 10:20 |
mr_daniel | I think I'll first test Lubuntu and see if all software I need is runable, if not, I'll switch to xubuntu | 10:20 |
mr_daniel | well, that is not a problem if it looks like Win95 :) I only need a runable Linux environment to make seom network tests | 10:21 |
TheSheep | then why do you need gui at all? | 10:21 |
mr_daniel | well, I need because the software I use and want to test in different networking environments has a GUI for various reasons | 10:26 |
ubuXubu | wow i didnt know there was that much differene between lxde and xfce | 11:29 |
Sysi | exept that they have totally different UI? | 11:30 |
ubuXubu | correct! | 11:32 |
mark76 | Hey ubuXubu! | 11:37 |
mark76 | You mean they have a totally different default UI, Sysi | 11:38 |
mark76 | Making one look like the other is easy | 11:38 |
Sysi | last time i tested, lubuntu looked very nice | 11:39 |
mark76 | Aye, it does that | 11:39 |
mark76 | And Xubuntu's not looking too shabby these days either | 11:39 |
mark76 | It's interesting that both community based spins have chosen a blue palette for the UI | 11:40 |
Sysi | blues is default for many things | 11:41 |
Sysi | it's safe and still goodlooking | 11:41 |
mark76 | Waking up one morning and finding your woman done gone left you being one of them | 11:41 |
* mark76 plays some d7th chords | 11:42 | |
mark76 | No wait | 11:42 |
* mark76 plays some 7th chords | 11:42 | |
mark76 | Xubuntu has come a long way since the days of Rodent | 11:46 |
* TheSheep likes greens and yellows | 11:48 | |
mark76 | You love Fluxbuntu then ;) | 11:48 |
mark76 | You'll love Fluxbuntu then ;) | 11:48 |
TheSheep | not really | 11:53 |
TheSheep | xfce is optimal for me in terms of window manager behavior | 11:53 |
mark76 | I was kidding | 11:53 |
ubuXubu | howdy mark76 | 11:59 |
ubuXubu | none of the buntu distro utilizes green as the default? | 12:00 |
Sysi | mint | 12:00 |
ubuXubu | ahh correct again sysi! you are on fire today! | 12:00 |
mark76 | Isn't Mint a derivative rather than a distribution of Ubuntu? | 12:01 |
TheSheep | mark76: what's the difference? | 12:01 |
mark76 | Canonical doesn't support Mint? | 12:02 |
TheSheep | it's deosn't really support xubuntu either | 12:02 |
TheSheep | it recognizes it as an official distro | 12:02 |
TheSheep | that's all, I think | 12:02 |
ubuXubu | its odd hoe the only actuallt recognize ubuntu and kubuntu | 12:03 |
ubuXubu | how* | 12:03 |
mark76 | It is rather | 12:03 |
ubuXubu | the rest are like sateliite editions or something | 12:04 |
mark76 | I guess it's to discourage forking | 12:04 |
ubuXubu | there is a place for the 4 big ones | 12:04 |
ubuXubu | its the baziniion others that are not needed | 12:04 |
mark76 | Yeah | 12:04 |
ubuXubu | bazillion* | 12:04 |
mark76 | The Box based spins | 12:04 |
ubuXubu | if all the buntu combined forces to make 4 perfect dsitros, it would be better | 12:05 |
mark76 | Although, technically... | 12:05 |
mark76 | By our DEs combined we are | 12:06 |
mark76 | Captain Ubuntu! | 12:06 |
mark76 | Anyway, yeah. Technically Lubuntu is a *Box based spin | 12:07 |
TheSheep | everything is a derivation, nothing is original anymore | 12:08 |
mark76 | Spri appears to be dead. So that's one less | 12:10 |
ubuXubu | never heard of that one | 12:13 |
mark76 | It was based around IceWM | 12:15 |
mark76 | Originally called Icebuntu | 12:15 |
Ycarene | Anyone know why I'd lose the ability to use my mouse within applications, lose the ability to alt-tab and lose the ability to switch programs using my mouse, all while my mouse still works to click icons on the desktop? | 13:06 |
knome | charlie-tca, you there? | 13:10 |
Ycarene | How do I get Xubuntu 10.10 to install the 64 bit flash player? | 13:47 |
leoquant | libflashplayer-10.0.42.34.linux-x86_64.so from the site/ or a mor recent version. unpack it then: sudo cp libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins | 14:05 |
leoquant | remark from adobe: We have closed the Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Linux program on Adobe Labs and have made Flash Player “Square” available | 14:06 |
charlie-tca | knome: Good morning | 14:56 |
share | hello | 15:07 |
ubuXubu | welcome to xubuntu share | 15:09 |
share | im thinking of installing xubuntu | 15:11 |
share | on my old machine | 15:11 |
share | the specs are: 434mb ram, 1010mhz cpu, 18gb hdd | 15:11 |
share | and what version should i install? 10.04 or 10.10? | 15:11 |
likemindead | Either will work. Depends on whether you're more interested in Long Term Support (10.04) or the newer, more bleeding edge (10.10). | 15:12 |
share | likemindead: ill try 10.04 then | 15:14 |
nordle | Is anyone using Sound Juicer in 10.10? It's not reading most of my CD's in either DVDRW drive (there are two). Was fine under 10.04, this is a fresh install but with /home files copied back over. | 15:42 |
nordle | "Sound Juicer could not read the track listing on this CD.Reason: Cannot access CD: The specified location is not mounted" | 15:42 |
likemindead | Hmmm... I haven't tried Sound Juicer yet in 10.10. Let me go grab a disc, nordle, and I'll give it a try. | 15:44 |
Sysi | mount the cd? | 15:45 |
nordle | likemindead: It worked fine for the first disc, then failed on the next and the next etc. Tried the other drive, same issue, rebooted, same issue. http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?p=1407096#post1407096 | 15:47 |
charlie-tca | Did enough change that it needs a new config file for 10.10? | 15:47 |
nordle | charlie-tca: I'll try copying the config out and starting afresh... don't want to delete if possible, as took a while setting up the flac,mp3, ogg etc settings :) | 15:49 |
nordle | mmm ~/.config/sound-juicer exists but is empty except for an empty genres file. | 15:51 |
likemindead | Yeah, worked fine here, nordle. | 16:03 |
nordle | likemindead: cool, can you do 150 of my discs :) Thanks for checking, so its something to do with me using old configs most likely. Did you try two different discs? | 16:05 |
likemindead | I did. | 16:05 |
nordle | I might try asunder, its quite similar. | 16:06 |
nordle | Asunder works fine, so i need to delete the sound-juicer configs. Maybe even gstreamer. | 16:10 |
share | damn | 17:32 |
share | i can't load xubuntu 10.04 livecd | 17:32 |
share | i checked md5 hash and burned at low speed | 17:33 |
share | no one knows? | 17:41 |
likemindead | Knows what? | 17:44 |
* share lol | 17:49 | |
* charlie-tca thinks we all know | 18:23 | |
charlie-tca | 42 | 18:23 |
subspider | hello | 21:09 |
subspider | !webcam | 21:09 |
ubottu | Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 21:09 |
subspider | !v4l2 | 21:27 |
subspider | how do i know wat driver is my webcam using | 23:00 |
subspider | ?? | 23:00 |
Sysi | lspci -k | 23:06 |
subspider | hello Sysi | 23:37 |
subspider | look o managed to flip my camera | 23:37 |
subspider | http://radu.cotescu.com/2009/11/05/flipped-images-ubuntu-webcam/ | 23:37 |
subspider | if someone have same problem | 23:38 |
subspider | at least for me is working | 23:38 |
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