[01:57] hello all, does anyone here know if xfce-battery-plugin will work on lxde? i'm running salix os lxde and there is no battery monitor available. attempted to install xfce-battery-plugin and it does not show up as an available applet for lxpanel [04:55] hi everyone, can somebody help me please? [05:15] hahaha [05:15] hard to idle for a while [06:02] :) [11:08] HOw do I share a directory for a windows machine toa ccess via the network? [11:12] sudo apt-get install samba [11:12] and edit /etc/samba/smb.conf ;) [11:14] bioterror, Oh, no right click share? Aaaaw. hehe [11:14] nope [11:15] I tell you a secret [11:15] you can use ssh to access files ;) [11:15] um, yes? [11:15] HAHA! [11:15] I know :) [11:15] if you have another *nix computer in your network [11:15] But this is aWindows 7 machine. [11:15] but yeah, I use samba too as I watch movies with a networked media tank [11:17] One look at smb.conf and I think itis time to go back to Windows... sheesh [11:20] WOW, poor support for Windows file sharing hey? I wonder why Lubuntu does not have some decent networking tools? [11:22] Ascavasaion: What are you talking about? [11:22] Are you talking about samba? [11:23] MrChrisDruif, I was hoping to share a directory on my Lununtu machine so that a Windows 7 machine can upload stuff into it... I took one look at smb.conf and realised that it is way out of my league. [11:23] Yes, Samba. [11:23] Well...samba is also on normal Ubuntu ;) [11:24] So it wouldn't get any better there.. [11:24] MrChrisDruif, I know... hehehe [11:24] And samba is the only tool for windows file-sharing in linux... [11:24] MrChrisDruif, Just thoght there would be a nice little application to share directories, even have it built into the file manager, but I se nothing. [11:24] Dropbox? [11:26] E: Couldn't find package dropbox [11:26] * Ascavasaion sighs [11:26] 2GB free, cross-platform...free upgrading to 8GB [11:26] I wonder why every single thing in Linux is such a mission. [11:26] Dropbox isn't in the repos ofc :P [11:26] Just go to dropbox.com and download the .deb [11:27] Of course it is not... why would Linux guys ever want to make it possible to network with Windows machines... Only the fact that 90% of the other computers it will ever link with are Windows machines heehhe [11:27] There is some manually/scripting involved because it's "designed" to work with nautilus... [11:27] Ascavasaion: You don't go to websites? ;) [11:27] Aaah man. [11:28] A lot of websites run on Linux afaik [11:28] MrChrisDruif, hehe You know what I meant... direct file sharing beween computers ona network hhe [11:28] xD [11:28] On a network....don't you control all the machines on your network? ;) [11:29] You must mean business network or something :D [11:29] MrChrisDruif, I do, but if it is such a mission to connect two of them, then I maya s well swap hard disks, copy the stuff and pop them back into their machines. [11:29] I meant that you could install Linux on all your machines ;) [11:30] The one machine is not my machine. The Windows one that is. [11:30] xD [11:32] Druif = one grape in Afrikaans... a language in South Africa :) [11:33] Druif = one grape in Afrikaans... a language in South Africa :) [11:33] but I see you are Dutch, so you would know that hehe [11:34] Druif is indeed grape in English....how every it's is indeed also Dutch and not just African :P [11:35] As I aid above. [11:35] aid=said [11:36] hehe [11:36] :D [11:40] Dropbox is a flippen remote thing... argh! [11:43] Ascavasaion: You could try it this (http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/05/19/how-to-share-files-and-folders-in-ubuntu/) works on lubuntu [11:43] I wonder. [11:43] (I've got neither Lubuntu installed nor Windows accessible atm) [11:46] It uses an older version of Ubuntu as you can see, but should probably be working almost the same in Lubuntu....at least; that is what I hope... [11:48] Nop, no right click share in Lubuntu. [11:48] I give up, seriously... Maybe another day when I have patience for this junk. [11:51] Maybe another day will someone be here who knows about this :) [11:54] MrChrisDruif, What is there to know? Ubuntu has crap support for the largest operating system in the known galaxy :) [11:58] Ascavasaion: Linux has crap support for it...but there are multiple versions of samba, because Windows changed things here and there....so some version works better with XP than Vista etc... [11:58] And in what way is "it" the largest OS? ;) === MrChrisDruif1 is now known as MrChrisDruif [13:14] Hi everybody [13:29] Ascavasaion, hey [13:32] Ascavasaion, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/565368/ add that kind of line end of your smb.conf [13:34] remember to change workgroup and you're good to go ;) [13:52] hi [13:53] flash 10.2 crash on chrome [13:53] :( [13:54] nice update [13:54] I noticed something weird ... the first pic I see when going to the lubuntu website is a girl holding a XO Laptop, and yet I can't seem to find a clear tutorial on installing lubuntu on a OLPC XO Laptop... === peregrinator_six is now known as GTK3 === GTK3 is now known as peregrinator_six [16:22] strycore: If you have an XO and can write us such a tutorial, that would be great :) [16:22] haha [16:22] thats just mediasexy! [16:26] jmarsden, I'll give it a try some day [16:26] strycore: Thanks! [16:28] but if I get lubuntu on the XO i'd rather make images directly writtable to a SD card, making a tutorial useless (much like DebXO does for Debian) [16:56] hello all [16:56] hi [17:11] endless: [17:11] yo [17:11] bioterror: so whats going on here?? [17:11] atm nothing i guess [18:59] hm, i am using xfce4-notifyd on lubuntu, and its working perfectly - except that for some reason the notifications dont disappear again [19:00] but if i send a test message with notify-send it works fine [19:00] its weird [19:00] any ideas? [19:00] (on xfce systems it works) [19:01] i prefer xfce4-notifyd to notification-daemon or notify-osd (or whatever the gnome one was called) [19:10] okay === kai_62656 is now known as kracker[BDC] === szczur_ is now known as szczur [23:18] #join thing