[00:28] <Newk> ah well.. gonna try again tomorrow.. have a nice day!
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[13:13] <rob0917> what changes are expected in lubuntu 11.04 ?
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[16:23] <johnn> Hello everyone, i have a problem. In Ubuntu i can just open a folder and enter the location "ssh://something" to go there. In Lubuntu, when i do the same thing, i get the error "the specified location is not supported". What is going on?
[16:32] <subdee> johnn: PCManFM, which is the default file manager for Lubuntu does not support ssh. You can either install Nautilus which is the file manager in Ubuntu, or find an SSH client, or use sshfs to mount a remote folder
[16:39] <johnn> thank you subdee, it's just that i kind of remember it working in a previous version, but i guess not :)
[16:57] <gilir> natty alpha 1 available
[16:57] <gilir> please use the torrent : http://people.ubuntu.com/~gilir/lubuntu-natty-alpha1.iso.torrent :)
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[20:08] <phillw> gilir: I'm grabbing it now., unless bioterror can grab it more quickly and put it onto my server area.
[21:13] <UndiFineD> I am seding as well, at 235% now
[21:20] <rob0917> how do I make the clock show in 12 hour mode
[22:06] <AndrewMC> UndiFineD: torrent link... ill see as well
[22:09] <UndiFineD> <gilir> please use the torrent : http://people.ubuntu.com/~gilir/lubuntu-natty-alpha1.iso.torrent :)
[22:10] <UndiFineD> > 300% now :D
[22:27] <GaryD> Excuse me...I noticed that on my machine with lubuntu on it the wine menu shows up as wine in the menu...but on a fresh install of lubuntu with wine on a friend's, the wine software shows up under other in the menu. What extra package could have been installed to my machine that would let the menu read the wine menu and not put wine under other?
[22:28] <GaryD> Maybe it is a lib or something?
[22:38] <phillw> GaryD: it is most likely the way the menu structure is set out, you *can* manually edit it, but it's quite involved and, to be honest, not really worth it unless you see it as a MAJOR issue.
[22:40] <phillw> GaryD: I can raise it on the mailing list so the devs are aware of it, else you can do so via https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/GettingInvolved in which case you will get a direct answer from one the team.
[22:41] <GaryD> Thanks...it kind of is major, but not too major...the thing is, my friend is a little "out there" and I know that it will end up confusing her. I have never edited the menu manually on my machine, I noticed this same issue with 10.04, and I thought it had just been fixed with 10.10 when I noticed it on my mach. That is why I asked, because I noticed hers was different.
[22:41] <GaryD> OK...thanks for that!
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