[01:35] <bonny> how do i update google chromium on lx terminal
[01:39] <Unit193> "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get install chromium" without quotes
[01:39] <bonny> ok thnx
[01:40] <bonny> thankyou unit
[01:41] <bonny> would i do that for any web browser
[01:42] <bonny> it still says i need to update it
[01:47] <Unit193> sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade to update all programs
[01:47] <bonny> do i press enter after sudo apt-get update
[01:50] <Unit193> yeah
[01:52] <amin2511> chromium-browser --version
[01:53] <MrChrisDruif> Isn't chromium-webbrowser installed by default? (Chromium is some kind of game ;))
[01:54] <MrChrisDruif> *browser
[01:56] <amin2511> sudo apt-get update
[01:56] <amin2511> sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[01:56] <bonny> ok
[01:56] <amin2511> isn't it ?
[01:57] <Unit193> Yeah, my bad
[01:59] <bonny> i need to upgrade the whole system so im listening to unit right now
[02:00] <bonny> i mean upgrade watever there is needed to be upgraded
[02:01] <amin2511> sudo apt-get update
[02:01] <Unit193> "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get upgrade" then "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[02:01] <amin2511>  than sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:04] <imacalcutt> I already have 10.10 installed, but would like to test 11.04. If I install them side by side on my computer will I be able to boot either one when starting my computer?
[02:05] <bonny> yep thats what i did but i did this sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:05] <bonny> imacalcutt what distro do you use
[02:06] <imacalcutt> i am using lubuntu 10.10
[02:06] <bonny> ok
[02:06] <bonny> well are u installing 11.o4 from live cd
[02:06] <imacalcutt> I understand that 11.04 is not stable, but I would like to test it
[02:06] <imacalcutt> yes
[02:07] <bonny> well i think there is a choice of installing them side by side
[02:07] <bonny> and it gives u a choice at the beginning i think
[02:07] <imacalcutt> If I install them side by side I will be able to boot either one
[02:07] <imacalcutt> ?
[02:07] <EricR2427> imacalcutt: yes
[02:07] <bonny> because i have peppermint and lubuntu on this computer and i can select which one at the begining
[02:08] <imacalcutt> Perfect
[02:08] <Unit193> Grub
[02:08] <imacalcutt> I want to keep the 10.10, but also wanted to test 11.04
[02:08] <imacalcutt> Thanks
[02:08] <bonny> u can do that imacalutt
[02:08] <imacalcutt> I understand
[02:08] <imacalcutt> thanks for the help
[02:08] <bonny> ok good :)
[02:09] <imacalcutt> I am using an older machine, will it slow down my machine
[02:09] <imacalcutt> ?
[02:09] <bonny> wat year is it
[02:09] <Unit193> You wouldn't be running both at the same time
[02:10] <imacalcutt> no not running both at the same time
[02:10] <imacalcutt> 2006
[02:10] <bonny> it will work just fine if its 2006
[02:10] <imacalcutt> thanks again
[02:10] <bonny> my computer this one is 2003
[02:11] <imacalcutt> its taken me a long time to find a program that will work well on my machine
[02:11] <imacalcutt> I don't want to mess up what I have
[02:11] <imacalcutt> appreciate the help
[02:11] <bonny> well if u want u can try puppy linux and maybe peppermint i found those two good peppermint is almost the same as lubuntu
[02:11] <bonny> but easier to use
[02:12] <imacalcutt> thanks
[02:13] <bonny> no problem just come back straight here if you need help
[02:14] <imacalcutt> I am kind of new at using at this, so I appreciate the wisdom
[02:15] <bonny> No problem
[02:15] <bonny> so am I
[02:15] <bonny> the funniest thing is that im only 10
[02:19] <Unit193> Puppy has it's own channel that may help you more if you look into it #puppylinux
[02:26] <bonny> yep units right like i mentioned u should check out puppy
[02:54] <bonny> how do i install google chrome not google chromium on lx terminal
[02:54] <Unit193> bonny: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/google_chrome
[02:59] <bonny> ok
[13:45] <gilir> wolfpack, if you can't reproduce a bug with natty alpha :
[13:45] <gilir> 1) Add a comment to explain this
[13:45] <gilir> in the bug report
[13:45] <gilir> 2) ask the user to try with a new natty iso
[13:45] <gilir> 3) set the bug status to "Imcomplete"
[13:47] <wolfpack> gilir: Should I ask him to update the pcmannfm package ?
[13:47] <gilir> wolfpack, I need to update LXDE PPA first
[13:48] <gilir> wolfpack, after, you can add a comment that he can test with a newer version of pcmanfm using the LXDE PPA
[13:51] <wolfpack> The version of pcmanfm reported is 0.9.7 and repository has 0.9.8. Is it available for maverock also ?
[13:52] <gilir> wolfpack, 0.9.7 is in official repository, 0.9.8 is only availabel if you enable LXDE PPA : https://launchpad.net/~lxde/+archive/ppa
[13:53] <wolfpack> Ok. Thanks :)
[13:53] <gilir> not all users have its enable, and it's not mandatory to have it to use Lubuntu :)
[17:06] <Yorvyk> Hi all,
[17:08] <Yorvyk> Anybody else having problems with time out errors when using launchpad and Lubuntu 11.04
[17:09] <wolfpack> Yorvyk: Can you elaborate your problem a little more ?
[17:17] <NRWlion> !Pastebin
[18:13] <umino> hi guys
[18:13] <umino> can someone tell me how to get new window themes with lubuntu ?
[18:19] <szczur> you mean window borders?
[18:19] <szczur> http://box-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=7402
[18:21] <umino> yeah .. like putting a darker, more ubuntu like theme on the bright lubuntu default theme
[18:22] <szczur> also take look at http://gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=100&PHPSESSID=b550a6802f72dbcb551d3340073c0b28
[18:22] <umino> ok ... thats where i get the themes but how do i install them ?
[18:22] <szczur> you can dowhnload the theme you like
[18:23] <szczur> and unpack it to .themes folder in your home folder
[18:24] <umino> what if there is no such folder (hidden stuff is visible)
[18:24] <szczur> then you have to create it
[18:25] <umino> ok ...
[18:27] <umino> ah ... so much for the colors but i still got this ugly mint-greenish window tops
[18:28] <kristian-aalborg> lubuntu kernel = ubuntu kernel?
[18:28] <umino> i guess
[18:29] <kristian-aalborg> also, hi
[18:29] <kristian-aalborg> I can't see why it shouldn't be, but nice to know
[18:31] <szczur> umino, you can change window borders with Openbox configuration manager
[18:31] <umino> lxappearance ?
[18:32] <umino> ah no ...
[18:32] <umino> sorry
[18:32] <umino> ok ... that was the stuff i was looking for ..
[18:33] <umino> thanks
[18:36] <umino> have a nice day
[19:41] <Yorvyk> Anybody know how to remove the 'window title bar' globally.
[19:53] <mark76> Have you tried ctrl alt b?
[20:18] <GaryD> How can I use xserver-xorg-video-nv instead of xserver-xorg-video-nouveau?
[20:18] <Yorvyk> mark76, Yes, I was hoping there was a config file I could edit
[20:27] <mark76> I'm pretty sure openbox has config files
[20:28] <GaryD> Sorry. I am running 11.04 by the way.I can't install nvidia-173 like I normally do because of the missing dependency issue. I would like to be able to see the objects on the screen.
[20:30] <Yorvyk> GaryD, You'll probably have to create and xorg.conf.
[20:32] <Yorvyk> mark76, there is, and there appears a to be a way to do it but I'm having problems understanding it. (.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml)
[20:32] <stlsaint> Yorvyk: hey could you point me towards the lubuntu wiki page
[20:33] <Yorvyk> stlsaint,
[20:33] <stlsaint> ?
[20:33] <GaryD> Yorvyk: I tried killing X and running Xorg -configure as root, but got errors. Failed to create configuratoni file or something. I tried to uninstall nouveau, installing nv, and rebooting, i got the black screen of death. So I looked for a command to change which driver is used, and could find nothing. how can I create the xorg.conf?
[20:34] <Yorvyk> stlsaint, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu
[20:35] <stlsaint> haha i thought it was something else
[20:40] <Yorvyk> GaryD, I could never get that to work
[20:43] <Yorvyk> GaryD, I'm not sure if the following works any more but worth a try.
[20:44] <Yorvyk> GaryD, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:46] <GaryD> did nothing as far as i can tell.
[20:47] <bioterror> GaryD,
[20:48] <bioterror> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ there you have guide
[20:48] <bioterror> section 2.6.
[20:48] <bioterror> oh, I have it wrong, should say lxdm, not gdm :D
[20:49] <bioterror> now it's right and correct
[20:52] <Yorvyk> 'sudo Xorg -configure' is the command I never remember but I can remember 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg'
[20:53] <GaryD> I'll try. If it doesn't work, I will reinstall again and come back again. Thanks.
[21:15] <bioterror> hi
[21:15] <bioterror> did you install again?
[21:16] <Yorvyk> bioterror, thanks for that FAQ it solved my remove title bar problem.
[21:16] <bioterror> :o
[21:16] <bioterror> :D
[21:18] <GaryD> No good. Still a gray screen, and no xorg.conf file in root or /etc/X11/. I still got the error of not being able to create xorg.conf.
[21:19] <bioterror> you need to stop LXDM
[21:19] <bioterror> sudo service lxdm stop
[21:19] <bioterror> then you can create xorg.conf
[21:19] <GaryD> I ran both commands. Xorg -configure and dpkg-reconfigure-xserver-xorg.
[21:20] <GaryD> I did stop lxdm.
[21:20] <bioterror> what's the error message then
[21:21] <GaryD> Number of created screens do not match number of detected devices. Configuration failed.
[21:27] <GaryD> OK...for some reason, when I tried the mv xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf I got an error saying no such file exists. However, I just looked in pcmanfm, and the file is there. i am now copying it to /etc/X11. There are Screen0, Screen2 and Screen3.
[21:28] <GaryD> http://pastebin.com/ZcX70zrj
[21:30] <GaryD> should I remove lines 3 and 4 and the corresponding lines of code at the bottom for each screen?
[21:31] <bioterror> you have two displays and two graphics cards?
[21:33] <GaryD> As far as I have known I have one display and one graphics card. that is the problem.
[21:34] <GaryD> Can I just remove the second one from xorg.conf?
[21:35] <bioterror> you should have screen0 and card0 ;)
[21:36] <GaryD> I will modify it real quick..
[21:39] <GaryD> Does this look right? http://pastebin.com/qU3UeDs6
[21:47] <Yorvyk> GaryD, it looks a lot better than the first one.  I would stick with vesa first and if /when the Xorg.conf works change to nv
[21:47] <GaryD> ok. Thanks. I'll go try that.
[21:48] <Yorvyk> Lubuntu Unity any one? http://imagebin.org/142453
[21:52] <bioterror> I have to say this: I dont like that pastel blue theme
[22:03] <Yorvyk> I'am not a fan of blue but, it is innocuous and doesn't cause problems on CRT's.
[22:04] <bioterror> problems on CRT's? :D
[22:10] <Yorvyk> There are a lot still in use and on most the colour balance is out.  Even on old LCD monitors as well.  Blue seems to work better.
[22:12] <Yorvyk> GaryD, any luck
[22:13] <GaryD> No good. Both vesa and nv allow plymouth to load clear as day, but after that black screen. i can't even use ctrl+alt+F1, I changed it back to nouveau, and it is still the same as before. Why would plymouth load clearly now, but not the desktop?
[22:15] <Yorvyk> It doesn't sound like the video driver to me then.  What do the logs have to say?
[22:22] <GaryD> The only errors in the log is that the fonts directories don't exist, as far as I can tell. Should I pastebin? I have the one for vesa, as i tried it first and after nv before I went back to nouveau.
[22:26] <GaryD> Could it be an issue with lxdm?
[22:27] <GaryD> this is in the lxdm config file under [server]. # arg=/usr/bin/X -nr vt1. not sure if this has anything to do with it.
[22:27] <GaryD> it is commented out, though.
[22:28] <GaryD> argh.
[22:32] <Yorvyk> argh indeed
[22:32] <GaryD> Xorg log - http://pastebin.com/8ULxa2vA
[22:32] <GaryD> for vesa.
[22:38] <GaryD> BTW...I thank you for helping me with this.
[22:44] <GaryD> Do you think installing nouveau-firmware will clear up my screen using nouveau? Not sure what the firmware is for.
[22:48] <Yorvyk> no idea what the firmware does, never heard of it.
[22:50] <GaryD> My video card is nvidia NV36 GeForce FX Go570. on all other lubuntus, nv worked just fine and nvidia-173 worked jut fine as well.
[22:50] <GaryD> nouveau has never worked.
[22:51] <GaryD> sorry...GeForce FX 5700
[22:56] <Yorvyk> Sorry GaryD my machine came to a grinding halt load average: 3.99, 5.27, 2.74 every thing was trying to use the cpu
[22:56] <GaryD> dang.
[22:56] <GaryD> sorry
[22:59] <GaryD> Did it come back alive?
[23:03] <GaryD> Well, I appreciate it. I have to go, now. I will mess with it later. If I can't get it working, I will go back to lubuntu 10.10.
[23:03] <Yorvyk> What resolution is your screen
[23:04] <GaryD> 1280x768
[23:05] <Yorvyk> It seems to think it's either 800x600 or 1024x768
[23:07] <Yorvyk> Try http://pastebin.com/556Xh3UC when you have time, i'll be around tomorrow.
[23:07] <GaryD> I will try it now. I have a minute.
[23:08] <Yorvyk> OK
[23:09] <GaryD> Let me restart to see if it works. BRB
[23:19] <GaryD> No Good.
[23:20] <GaryD> Yorvyk: I will have to test other things later, I guess. Thank you for all your help
[23:20] <GaryD> Yorvyk: Have a great day!
[23:20] <Yorvyk> OH!  I'll have anothe rlook at the log and let you know tomorrow if I find any thing.
[23:20] <Yorvyk> Night#
[23:20] <GaryD> Cool. Thanks