[00:27] hi..is there any particular reason or advantage why lubuntu uses openjdk instead of sun'S (now oracle's) jdk? [03:05] hyperair: maybe you can answer this one .... "(00:27:45) n00bo: hi..is there any particular reason or advantage why lubuntu uses openjdk instead of sun'S (now oracle's) jdk?" [03:06] i'd really like to know... ^^ [03:06] I'm guessing it is about licensing issue. [03:06] hmm [03:07] did oracle changed sth? [03:07] phillw: because of licensing issues? [03:08] sun/oracle's jdk is sitting in partner.canonical.com or something [03:08] you can always enable that repository to get it [03:08] afk for 5 [03:09] hyperair: so it will be because it is not in the main repositories? [03:09] yes [03:10] okies, then at least n00bo has an answer, thanks for the explanation :) [03:11] thx [03:15] n00bo: fortunately on the real small Lubuntu team we have a couple of MOTUs. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU I just call them Sir :D [03:23] n00bo you will be receiving an invite to our offtopic channel, we chill out on there along with people from several other teams :) [03:44] i don't like that aqualung audio player..any recommendations for another music player? something capable for listening radio-streams and mp3's without any "media-librarys"? [07:55] \o/ got dropbox working [07:55] installed, but not using nautilus [07:58] now all i need is chromium to sync [08:00] $ chromium-browser [08:00] [18842:18842:21147969110:ERROR:chrome/browser/sync/profile_sync_service.cc(542)] Unrecoverable error detected -- ProfileSyncService unusable.Sync Configuration failed. [08:00] [18842:18842:21147969179:ERROR:chrome/browser/sync/profile_sync_service.cc(546)] chrome/browser/sync/profile_sync_service.cc[937] Observe === yofel_ is now known as yofel === IAmNotThatGuy is now known as M0hi [14:44] hai all .are you all still alive?:P [14:45] o o wrong chat sorry === Guest96026 is now known as MichealH === zmijunkie_ is now known as zmijunkie [18:19] bittin@jabber.se i need more geeks to chat with :) [18:20] hai bittin [18:21] hi [18:22] how are you bittin ? [18:23] great [18:23] i think a lot are eating now or work [18:26] what would you like to talk about bittin ?:) [20:18] Does gnome-do work well with Lubuntu or will it need to install a bunch of extra gnome libraries? Is there a similar program that's more lightweight? [20:19] what does gnome-do do? [20:19] What does agadoo do do? [20:19] A launcher application for gnome (like Launchy or Katapult) [20:21] Oops sorry, should have specified that. It allows you to quickly start up programs or find files. You hit a keyboard shortcut and start typing and just hit enter when it finds what you're looking for. It's a lot faster than going through menus. [20:21] alt+f2 [20:22] haddiman, look at kupfer [20:24] bioterror: Haha, very true. I already use that for some things, but I never considered it as an answer to my question. It would be the most lightweight solution but pretty limited in functionality compared to gnome-do. [20:25] I know my systems, I've never found usage for that kind of application [20:29] Yorvyk: Kupfer looks nice. Thanks! Some googling tells me that it is indeed more lightweight than Gnome-do. It doesn't need the mono libraries and all that. [20:30] haddiman, It is rather pleasant little program [20:30] bioterror: To each their own I guess. I just find if useful that instead of opening up PCman or Chromium and manually navigating to what I'm looking for I can just quickly type it and hit enter. [20:31] There's also a lot plug-ins that you can do all sorts of things with. [20:33] haddiman, kupfer can be a bit fiddly to get things setup how you want but worth the effort I think [20:34] http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2010/12/putin-orders-russian-move-to-gnulinux.html [20:34] Hey sultan2 [20:35] haddiman, install gnome-do and bind it to alt+f2 [20:35] problem solved [20:35] Hallo Mark76 ;) [20:39] bioterror: I don't think you understand my question. My concern is that Gnome-do will install Mono and Gnome libraries. I'm looking for something with similar functionality but more lightweight. [20:40] Have you eaten any more pu... [20:40] well, you cant have all those neat features without dependencies [20:40] No, I can't do it [20:51] To people with Broadcom wireless cards: do you prefer the STA or the B43 drivers? My card supports both and I've gotten conflicting information as to which works better. [20:54] people seems to use B43 more [21:17] o/ [21:25] \o UndiFineD [22:48] how do i create a launcher in Lubuntu? it is not like Ubuntu where you just right click the desktop [22:48] guessing it is a LXDE thing [22:48] what [22:48] like desktop icon or what [22:49] app launcher [22:49] * bioterror does not compute [22:51] .desktop file? [22:51] I was about where to find them, but seems to be something else [22:51] havent used gnome for a while and even if i have, no idea about app launchers [22:52] You have to drag a .desktop file from /usr/share/applications to ~/Desktop [22:58] hrm [22:58] more of an app launcher [22:59] i installed an application and now i want to launch it from the menu [22:59] in ubuntu you can right click on the desktop and make it and then drag it [22:59] but there is no launcher menu item when right clicking in Lubuntu [22:59] seems like a weird limitation using LXDE instead of Gnome [23:01] things are done differentely [23:01] when you install something using apt-get, it usually goes to menu [23:01] yea [23:01] not in LXDE all the time which is fine [23:01] i just have to manipulate the LXpanel [23:01] not a big deal i got it now [23:02] thought maybe there was a quicker way [23:02] good night [23:06] Good night