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now3dHi there.  Could I ask if you would consider switching the Adobe Flash videos to be in the Ogg Theora format and use <video> tag? I looked at http://lubuntu.net/ but all the videos wouldn't play from Firefox on Ubuntu.17:26
Timo_that's an interesting point you're making :)17:28
phillwhiyas now3d you can propose it on the mailing list, but we are running really tight for the 11.04 deadlines17:28
phillwnow3d: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/GettingInvolved17:29
phillwall contributions are welcome, and we do have some lively discussions on emails - but you will not be spammed to death and have your email inbox filled :D17:30
needhelphi@all18:16
needhelpi installed lubuntu but in the end the pc needs to restart18:17
needhelpbut didnt restart18:17
needhelpi close the pc myself18:17
needhelpand after i started the pc nothing works18:17
needhelpi cant open webbrowser18:17
needhelpsomeone can help me18:18
now3dphillw: ok, i will email. Do you know if i can post without being a member to lxde-list@lists.sourceforge.net ?18:18
now3dneedhelp: what happens when you restart? Can you login ok?18:19
needhelpi can login18:19
needhelpi see the destop18:19
needhelpbut i cant use the webbrowser and other programms18:20
needhelpthats the 2nd time i installed but same problem18:20
now3dare the other programs on the start menu?18:21
now3dperhaps your hard drive has errors, which prevent the install completing.18:22
needhelpmhh wait i need to start my pc18:22
needhelpok i started it is there a opinion to repair by cd?18:31
needhelpmy english is not so good im from germany18:31
Yorvykneedhelp, there isn't a repair option. What's the problem18:32
needhelpi installed lubuntu but in the end of the instalation it needs to restart but after 15 min the computer didnt restart18:34
Yorvyknow3d, I think your suggestion about the videos is a good one, if you wan'y I'll put it in the mailing list for you .18:34
needhelpi  closed the computer myself18:34
needhelpand after i start computer nothing works18:34
needhelpi can login18:34
needhelpwebbrowser cant start18:35
needhelpi can start terminal18:36
Yorvykneedhelp, type 'chromium-browser' in the terminal18:36
needhelpfailed18:38
now3dneedhelp: You could press Alt+F-key, and see if any error messages there18:38
now3dneedhelp: Also please boot and check your drives for bad sectors: http://m.jguk.org/2007/11/check-your-filesystems.html18:39
needhelpafter i did18:40
needhelpwhat need i do18:40
needhelpcan i repair the system by cd or a code18:41
needhelpcant18:41
Yorvykneedhelp, did the browser start18:41
needhelpno ddidnt18:42
Yorvykdid you get any error message in the terminal18:43
needhelpy i did wait i trie to copy by usb stick18:43
needhelpcant anybody help me18:52
needhelpcan i install firefoy18:52
needhelpfirefox if yes how18:52
now3dneedhelp: Did you complete fsck check on your drive?18:53
now3dneedhelp: Did you press Alt+F-key and see any output indicating the error?18:53
bioterrorX was broken on Natty18:53
now3dneedhelp: I will wait for your replies on these two questions before providing further help18:53
bioterrorupgrades fixed it18:53
needhelpnothing happens if i press alt+ f18:55
now3dWhich F-Keys did you press?18:56
needhelpF18:57
needhelpah sry i need to pres f1 or f2 or f318:57
now3dF is a "function key" see top of keyboard18:57
needhelporß18:57
needhelpOR?18:57
needhelpwhat18:57
now3dpress Ctrl+Alt+F1  etc18:57
needhelpi need to login?18:58
now3dno, just look at the error output. You can see the error from install. do not reboot manuaully18:58
needhelpim newbie in linux18:59
needhelphow i see the error output18:59
needhelpi need to write something?18:59
now3dare there any errors indicated on the different screens?19:05
now3dCtrl+Alt+F8 normally should show after the install19:05
needhelphow i come out command display i pushed crt+alt+f1     now if i push crt+alt+f8 nothing happens19:08
Yorvykctrl+alt+f719:09
needhelpok i pushed ctr  alt f8  ther is only a _19:11
needhelpwhat do i need to do19:12
needhelponly a _ is blinking19:14
needhelpwhat do i need to do19:14
now3dneedhelp: Did you look after the install completed?   Or did you reboot?19:20
bioterrorhi sz19:23
szczurhi bioterror19:35
lubuntufanHello, can someone tell me how many partitions to create and the size, including swap. thanks19:43
Yorvyklubuntufan, you can get away with as little as 3 GiB for /19:44
bioterrorone partition and swap19:45
bioterrordepends what you're doing19:45
bioterrorand how much ram19:45
bioterrorif you're going to hibernate, then about as much SAWP as you have you RAM19:45
bioterrorbut like 2GB is okay for the swap and rest /19:45
Yorvyklubuntufan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq is as good as any expalnation of swap19:46
lubuntufanThanks, Yorvyk. I have been having difficulties with teh installation. Primary HD is Win7 and I am installing to a SD Card (duped as a HD) and from a USB. It installs fine but deletes all teh partitions on the SD.19:46
Yorvyklubuntufan, that depends on what you tell the installer to do19:48
Yorvyklubuntufan, I always specify which partition to install to.19:49
lubuntufanIf I try to install on a Fat32 partition on the SD, I get an error that no root file system defined. Hence chose the automated install "install along with other OSs" option.19:49
Yorvyklubuntufan, it won't install on FAT3219:49
Yorvykand I wouldn't recommend a swap a partition on an SD card either19:50
Yorvykunless you only intend to try it for a short while19:51
lubuntufanOk. that's where teh problem is..not installing on Fat32. So what do you receommend?19:51
bioterrorext4 ofkooz19:52
lubuntufanHow about NTFS?19:52
bioterrorhahahaha19:52
bioterror"I Like my filesystem like my girls, fat and 16" :D19:52
Yorvykext2 on an SD card or create a partition on the HD19:52
YorvykIf you have over 1.5 GiB of RAM you don't really need swap19:54
bioterrorYorvyk, any scientific proofs about not using journaling fs on sd19:54
lubuntufanThanks. so do I need to create 2 partitions or will the installer also create the swap partition?19:54
lubuntufanok. that answered my question...I have 4GB RAM19:54
YorvykSo use manual install and select the SD card if you want to install there and tell it to format Ext2 and mount it at /19:56
Yorvykbioterror, SD cards don't have very good wear levelling built in and are not designed to be constantly written and erased.19:57
bioterrorYorvyk, I think that's related to older cards19:58
bioterrorflash drive technology has advanced19:58
lubuntufanThank you so much Yorvyk. I will give it a try. But a bit leery on teh manual install. My SD is a SDHC Ultra II - 16GB.19:58
bioterrorhave you heard that they are using SSD drives!19:58
lubuntufanI am trying to us Lubuntu as a lightweight qucik boot for surfing/youtube etc.19:59
bioterrorYorvyk, if you think about DSLR cameras19:59
YorvykYes but SSD drives have wear levelling algorithms built in so the same space doesn't get written to again and again.20:00
YorvykGood luck lubuntufan, any more problems call back :)20:00
bioterrorext4 can be used without journaling20:02
bioterror:D20:02
lubuntufanThank you guys. The other reaon I am using teh SD is as I am running out of space in teh primary HD.20:02
YorvykI just recommend Ext2 because it saves altering parameters20:03
Yorvyklubuntufan, you need to have a tidy up :)20:03
lubuntufanLet me try the installation again :)20:04
Yorvykbioterror, Newer SD cards could last for years before failing but I don't like encouraging excessive wear if it can be avoided20:04
bioterrorwell yeah20:05
bioterrorthose are okay for reading stuff20:05
bioterrorbut constant usage is not good as browser cache on stuff20:06
bioterrorand stuff20:06
YorvykIn a camera you are not constantly reading and writing20:07
bioterroryou're writing20:10
phillwI always advise a microsoft approved speed usb device, they are faster ans designed with fault tollarence built in. They cost 2 - 3 times of a standard usb stick, but mine has never let me down. I recall one guy saying he was going to blow up the manufactures of the 'cheap' ones as he'd had several fail on him. :P20:10
bioterrorif you use RAW files, you write 10-40MB files20:10
YorvykUSB stickes are different to SD cards.  SD cards rely on the controller and on cheap card readers fitted to most PCs these are not brilliant20:12
phillwYorvyk: there are also SD cards and 'SD' cards... same applies - you get what you pay for :)20:13
YorvykThe two most reliable USB flash drives I've had were £5 for 2 from Netto20:13
YorvykBut if the controller is nothing great it may still end up writing to the same place over and over again20:15
phillwmy 2GB one runs a full lubuntu with remembering every thing, it's actually hard to determine which is faster, as lubuntu is so lean.20:15
phillwmy next laptop will be usb3 :D20:16
YorvykCan you get USB3 things to plug in?20:16
phillwI'm not sure if usb3 is fully supported in the kernel.20:17
YorvykMay not be as there isn't much to test it on.20:17
bioterror64GB USB3 stick is cheap ;)20:18
YorvykHow cheap20:19
phillwYorvyk: I've not seen it officially announced yet ... http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/255991/linux-first-to-support-usb-320:19
YorvykI saw a MOBO about 18 months ago with USB3 on it but there was nothing to plug into it.20:20
bioterrorhmmm20:20
bioterroractually20:20
bioterror60GB usb 3.0 key is 245€20:21
phillwnow, that's odd, why would Xorg be using up 30% of my processor time?20:22
phillwI've just seen my CPU usage spike to nearly 100%.20:22
Yorvykwhat else was running20:23
tenachWhat is a good, slim ftp application?20:24
bioterrorlftp20:24
tenachbioterror: thanks :D20:25
phillwhttp://pastebin.com/d6fXhZ9W20:25
bioterrorI've never seen a really good working graphical ftp client on linux20:25
bioterrortbqh20:25
tenachbioterror: I really enjoy filezilla, but on my work machine i usually just use nautilus.20:26
tenachHowever, I'm spinning my own liveusb of lubuntu so I can have a slim, portable workstation.20:26
bioterrorlftp handle sftp and stuff20:26
tenachThat's all i need. :D20:26
bioterroryou just need to remember that mirror -Rc sends stuff, and mirror -c receives20:27
Yorvykphillw, it was bored and wanted some thing to do20:27
phillwYorvyk: yeah, but it's a reet PITA to have to reboot, as I have to restart dragoneyes...... :(20:28
bioterrorjust kill X? :D20:30
YorvykI can get Xorg to spike like that moving windows around on a slow machine20:30
Yorvykbut it doesn't remain at that level20:30
Yorvykphillw, I've  solved the problem http://pastebin.com/J4gnEfCR :P20:36
phillwYorvyk: and now I'm totally confused.... http://pastebin.com/96idu24920:52
Yorvykphillw, I've seen a few things about high Xorg usage, what video driver are you using20:56
phillwahh... I think I found the cause, I had two instances of Chromium running.20:57
phillwas to why it would that to Xorg, pass.....20:58
Yorvykphillw, that looks like a bug to me20:59
phillwyeah but in which package? Xorg or Chromium?21:00
YorvykYeah :)21:01
phillwI'll see if does it again and report it to both teams - they can then argue it out :P21:02
Yorvykall you can do really21:02

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