=== rtdos_AFK is now known as rtdos [04:46] oh wonderful [04:46] grep: warning: ./.wine/dosdevices/z:/sys/devices/platform/pcspkr/subsystem/devices/i8042/serio0/subsystem/devices/serio1/input/input8/subsystem/input0/device/subsystem/devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0A08:00/device:00/physical_node/subsystem/devices/0000:00:1c.0/pci_bus/0000:04/subsystem/0000:00/device/0000:00:1d.0/driver/0000:00:1d.1/usbmon/usbmon2/subsystem/usbmon3/device/usb3/subsystem/devices/usb1/driver/3-1/3-1:1.0/host2/s [04:46] ubsystem/devices/host0/scsi_host/host0/subsystem/host1/device/target1:0:0/1:0:0:0/scsi_disk/1:0:0:0/subsystem/2:0:0:0/device/block/sdb/subsystem/ram11/bdi/subsystem/1:5/subsystem: recursive directory loop [05:02] UndiFineD, wine sucks ,) [05:09] its needed, taxes application [05:14] i have an eee t101mt, how do you load the touchscreen calibration tool from commandline? i'm using lubuntu [05:18] UndiFineD: I just do mine on paper [05:27] no, that is the thing .. they do not work with paper anymore [05:28] UndiFineD: If your government *mandates* the use of Windows, there is probably an anti-monopoly law they are breaking... [05:31] I'd tell them they can't get my tax money until they develop and operating system independent reporting system (browser based even) [05:31] no, they do provide linux tax tools as well, but they are not that properly working yet [05:31] They only have windows programs here but at least they let you still do paper [05:32] I just call my tax % if I need it changed, they send me new papers and I send them to my employer [05:32] no probs [05:32] I just call to tax office, if i need to change my tax % [05:32] :D [05:32] over here your employer does not do your taxes [05:32] makes more sense [05:35] how do you click on something in the details window in synaptic? installing ttf-mscorefonts and cant continue [05:39] n/m [05:59] phillw: the wiki update looks good [05:59] ecc: get it sorted? [06:07] yea i figured it out [06:08] are there more options for mouse configuration? [06:09] i want to disable certain things on this touchpad [06:12] ecc: I had a quick look and coudn't see much on it. Unfortunatley I broke some RAM in my Lubuntu machine in a storm the other night so I can't go hunting for it either at the moment. [06:17] i understand, thanks [06:18] If you're having problems though the mailing list might be of assistance [06:21] Details are at https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop === IAmNotThatGuy is now known as M0hi === M0hi is now known as IAmNotThatGuy [18:38] good evening [18:39] trying to make a menu entry that runs a script in a terminal [18:41] kristian-aalborg: Cool? [18:41] this is what I got: "exec /usr/bin/ubucleaner" - when I click it, a terminal opens, but nothing happens in it [18:41] I also chose "Terminal=true" [18:42] does anyone wknow of the latest version of gcc and hplip [18:42] topgun21: you can see that on their launchpad page perhaps? [18:50] http://pastebin.com/dUMPwkSj - this is the .desktop file [18:51] just my two cents, gksudo [18:54] same result === peregrinator_six is now known as programador === programador is now known as peregrinator_six [19:05] hello guys [19:05] anyone know any iphone emulator for linux ?? [21:08] Hi, I'm using Lubuntu to recover some files from a broken Windows install. I put all the files I need into a folder. PCManFM reports the "Total Size of Files" as 1.7GB and the "Size on Disk" as 13.5GB. What is the difference? How do I know if the files will fit on my 8GB flash drive? [21:12] you can tar gunzip it? [21:19] What is the difference between #lubuntu and #lubuntu-offtopic? [21:20] Nevermind i see it... [21:20] bioterror, Nevermind, I just used "du- hs" in the command line and it reported 1.6G. I'm currently copying it to the flash drive with no issues. [21:22] Ok, so I think I've chosen Lubuntu for my notebook, which previously used WinXP. Any wise words before my maiden voyage? [21:23] charliemac, no encryption for home folder [21:23] charliemac: have a read of the help pages is always a good thing. [21:23] charliemac: and don't use a space in your password, seems to be causing problems. [21:24] charliemac: that and accept the invite to #lubuntu-offtopic :) [21:24] Can I install Lubuntu over the old Hard Drive without burning a CD? How can I use a flash drive instead? [21:25] unetbootin [21:29] gilir, I did purge kde\* and I got rid of some kde libraries and audacious and aqualung ;) [21:30] probably one of those had some dependencies [21:32] Also no capital letter in username :) [21:33] bioterror, and if you re-install audacious, you have still the kde depends ? [21:33] gilir, well I closed my laptop already for today [21:33] ok [21:33] I listen this song and I can check it :D [21:34] and then hit bed [21:34] I tried on my virtualbox system, still no kde depends ;) [21:34] my lxdm is messedup :D [21:34] blinks stuff :D [21:35] bu lemme see this audacious [21:37] weird, not at all [21:38] I still cant figure out which has drawn these kde packages [21:41] I think I had something installed and I did dist-upgrade and it got some mystical dependencies [21:42] That are the best dependencies :) [21:42] what's Akonadi :D [21:42] looks KDE ;D [21:43] and I'm 100% sure I've never installed anything like that [21:43] That's what YOU think :P [21:43] What is the difference between 32-bit and 64-bit? Does Lubuntu have such options? [21:44] nope, lubuntu has 32bit [21:44] you have to use mini-iso and install lubuntu-desktop [21:44] if you want 64bit [21:44] What would be the advantages? [21:45] depends your computer [21:45] there's also misadvantages [21:46] on your... [21:47] Gateway, pentium 4 [21:48] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/32bit_and_64bit [21:48] pentium 4 is a 32bit [21:48] Pentium 4 doesn't even run 64 I believe...only special cases [21:53] gilir, lubuntu-desktop : Depends: osmo but it is not going to be installed [21:53] E: Broken packages [21:54] ah yes, I need to fix this also .... [22:01] F and 5x1 series Pentium 4 using the "Prescott" core is listed as having 64-bit support @ [22:07] gn [22:09] Hi I just installed lubuntu with an encrypted home directory but it doesn't automount after login. Is this a known issue? [22:09] And is there a way to fix this? === Guest83107 is now known as joris