[00:00] <GridCube> so you have not wifi working?
[00:03] <mattman55> that is correct, before I had it working on the same laptop with ubuntu, it does not have a built in wireless
[00:03] <GridCube> mmm
[00:05] <mattman55> basically i want to solve the "unclaimed" problem, how can I "reclaim" it?
[00:09] <GridCube> don't really know, trying to find out
[00:09] <GridCube> charlie-tca, do you know more about this? or where to search?
[00:12] <GridCube> mattman55, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=74651
[00:12] <orngjce223> Hey, I just dumped some new themes into my /usr/share/themes folder, how do I get the appearance manager to pick up on them? Is there something that I should clear?
[00:12] <orngjce223> (XFCE of course)
[00:12] <charlie-tca> I am not any good on wireless. I usually refer to #ubuntu-beginners if no one here can help
[00:12] <GridCube> nope just choose that theme on the theme list it should be there
[00:13] <charlie-tca> orngjce223: just open settings -> Appearance or Window Manager depending on the type of theme, it should be there.
[00:13] <orngjce223> It's not there yet, though.
[00:13] <orngjce223> Huh
[00:13] <charlie-tca> appearance handles gtk themes, window manager handles xfwm4 themes
[00:13] <orngjce223> Wait a moment, I need to check that I got the directory structure right
[00:13] <orngjce223> I might be a stupid
[00:14] <orngjce223> Oops!
[00:14] <orngjce223> I forgot to put the gtk2.0 directory in
[00:14] <orngjce223> Guess that's my bad then
[00:14] <orngjce223> Never mind!
[00:15] <charlie-tca> orngjce223: usually, just copy the entire theme folder, which will have gtk, xfwm, notification, and other stuff, depending on the theme
[00:16] <orngjce223> Yeah
[00:16] <orngjce223> Well, I copied the gtkrc from xfce-dusk and edited it
[00:16] <orngjce223> But then I forgot to recreate an analogous folder structure when I put the new directory in
[00:17] <orngjce223> So yeah, my fault really
[00:17] <orngjce223> Sorry
[00:17] <orngjce223> Huh
[00:17] <orngjce223> Okay
[00:17] <orngjce223> I'm in Settings>Appearance with the gtk theme
[00:17] <orngjce223> But I don't see it there still
[00:18] <orngjce223> Is there a theme list cache I'm supposed to clear?
[00:18] <charlie-tca> You gave the new theme a unique name, right/
[00:18] <charlie-tca> It usually goes by the folder name, but the theme might have put it's own name in too
[00:19] <orngjce223> Yeah
[00:19] <orngjce223> Folder name, I think
[00:19] <orngjce223> Let me check the files though
[00:20] <orngjce223> Huh
[00:20] <orngjce223> Yeah, there's no name spec in the file
[00:20] <orngjce223> I put it in a folder with a new name though
[00:22] <charlie-tca> Maybe it is just isn' t
[00:22] <orngjce223> Huh.
[00:22] <charlie-tca> Maybe it just is not gtk compatible? Is it a gnome theme, by chance?
[00:22] <orngjce223> I copied from xfce-dusk and only edited the color values
[00:23] <orngjce223> So I seriously doubt I've made something incompatible honestly
[00:23] <charlie-tca> did you copy all the stuff, or just a single part?
[00:24] <orngjce223> the gtkrc was literally the only file in there, IIRC
[00:24] <orngjce223> Yeah
[00:24] <orngjce223> It was the only thing there
[00:25] <charlie-tca> yup
[00:25] <charlie-tca> and dusk works?
[00:25] <orngjce223> Yep
[00:26] <orngjce223> Correction: I'm using it right now and it works fine, I just wanted different colors
[00:26] <charlie-tca> you created a new folder, put the gtk-2.0 folder in it, and put gtkrc in the gtk-2.0 folder?
[00:26] <orngjce223> yes
[00:26] <charlie-tca> I am at a loss
[00:26] <charlie-tca> ochosi: you around for a quick minute?
[00:27] <charlie-tca> knome: you around?
[00:27] <charlie-tca> help with a new theme not showing up?
[00:27] <charlie-tca> See if I can get the experts to help with this
[00:27] <orngjce223> Thanks
[00:27] <knome> charlie-tca, hmmh
[00:28] <charlie-tca> If you copy a theme, and rename the new folder, shouldn' t it show up in appearance?
[00:28] <knome> you might need to restart the appearance dialog, but yes, it should be instant
[00:28] <orngjce223> Huh.
[00:28] <charlie-tca> okay, orngjce223 your turn
[00:29]  * orngjce223 restarts it
[00:29] <orngjce223> Now I'm just confused.
[00:29] <charlie-tca> ask knome. He knows a lot more than I do about themes
[00:29] <orngjce223> 'k
[00:32] <knome> orngjce223, does the problem persist?
[00:33] <orngjce223> Should I send you the tarball of the particular theme?
[00:33] <knome> if you want, i can test it quickly, yes
[00:33] <orngjce223> Yeah, it reoccurs even when I move the folder out and back in
[00:34] <orngjce223> Thanks
[00:34] <orngjce223> http://www.mediafire.com/?hgqeiug077oakuc
[00:34] <orngjce223> ?
[00:36] <knome> orngjce223, ahem, "gtk-2.0", not "gtk2.0"
[00:36] <orngjce223> Oh!
[00:38] <orngjce223> Yeah it works now
[00:38] <orngjce223> Derp
[00:38] <orngjce223> Thanks
[00:48] <orngjce223> Okay sorry one more question, since I'm building something based on these themes
[00:48] <orngjce223> Where is the actual choice of theme saved within one's home directory?
[00:49] <knome> do you mean the theme name, or what?
[00:50] <orngjce223> When you select a theme, where is that /preference/ saved? not the name but which one you picked
[00:50] <knome> right. i don't know. maybe in .config, or xfconfig
[00:52] <orngjce223> hm
[00:52]  * orngjce223 recursively searches .config for any mention... no?
[00:53] <knome> i actually think that's stored in xfconf
[00:53] <knome> #xfce will know better
[00:54] <orngjce223> Okay
[00:54] <orngjce223> cd #xfce
[00:54] <orngjce223> Wait
[00:54]  * orngjce223 slap XD
[01:08] <charlie-tca> Thanks, knome
[01:08] <knome> no problem
[01:08] <knome> charlie-tca, see the link #x-d
[01:09] <elros> do you know how I can customize the lightdm theme? 11.10
[01:09] <charlie-tca> okay
[01:09] <knome> elros, not yet. ask closer to release
[01:09] <elros> ok
[01:10] <elros> it works, a few buttons are missing icons
[01:14] <charlie-tca> um, probably got to wait until we have a theme to customize ;)
[01:14] <knome> well you sure can customize what is out already
[01:14] <knome> or create from scracth
[01:14] <knome> elros, anyway, about the missing icons, i think that's more an issue with icon themes than lightdm, but i might be wrong
[01:35] <xrdodrx> elros, try reading this: http://people.ubuntu.com/~robert-ancell/lightdm/reference/
[01:36] <xrdodrx> LightDM is very customizable, and is fun to play around with :D
[02:47] <Clerisy> How can I get the "places button" like in ubuntu, on xfce?
[02:49] <xrdodrx> Clerisy, install the package xfce4-places-plugin
[02:49] <xrdodrx> Then add it with right click >  add to panel
[02:49] <Clerisy> ty
[02:51] <Clerisy> Perfect. Thanks xrdodrx
[02:51] <Clerisy> One more thing
[02:52] <Clerisy> In the previous xfce I was using, there was an option in the panel so that you could change the width of the taskbar window buttons. How can I get this feature in 4.8.8?
[02:52] <xrdodrx> Clerisy, I'm not sure what you mean by taskbar window buttons
[02:52] <Clerisy> The buttons in the taskbar that appear when you open a window
[02:52] <Clerisy> :s
[02:53] <xrdodrx> Clerisy, still not entirely sure what you mean...the buttons with the window titles on them?
[02:53] <Clerisy> yeah
[02:54] <Clerisy> yes, that's what I meant xrdodrx
[02:55] <xrdodrx> I'm not sure if that's possible
[02:55] <xrdodrx> :(
[02:55] <xrdodrx> it may be, I just cannot find it
[02:55] <Clerisy> in the previous panels
[02:55] <Clerisy> when I right clicked the panel and clicked "properties", there was a setting that was like, "max width of button" or something.
[03:00] <Clerisy> here xrdodrx
[03:00] <Clerisy> it was called
[03:00] <Clerisy> "Task list fixed length"
[03:01] <xrdodrx> Clerisy, looks like that was taken out
[03:01] <Clerisy> ( ´,_ゝ`)
[03:01] <xrdodrx> it might be in some configuration file somwhere, but I'm not sure.
[03:01] <Clerisy> I loved that feature >.<
[03:02] <Clerisy> You could set it to like 1000 and then every button would resize to fill the taskbar
[03:02] <Clerisy> so if you had just one button open it would take the whole taskbar
[03:02] <Clerisy> then 2, it would half each
[03:03] <knome> Clerisy, right-click the panel, and select panel -> panel preferences
[03:03] <knome> Clerisy, then go to the items tab, and select the "window buttons" applet
[03:03] <knome> Clerisy, there's an "edit" button to the right of the list
[03:03] <knome> Clerisy, you should be able to access the customization menu there
[03:04] <Clerisy> ive already gotten this far :P
[03:04] <Clerisy> theres nothing like it there
[03:04] <xrdodrx> knome, that doesn't include what he's looking for
[03:04] <knome> Clerisy, okay, so did you add separator/spacing?
[03:04] <Clerisy> uhh I dont think so
[03:05] <knome> that could be causing it
[03:06] <Clerisy> where is that option knome?
[03:06] <knome> Clerisy, the separator or spacing is an "applet" in the panel, you should see that in the applet list
[03:07] <Clerisy> where do you want me to put it?
[03:08] <Clerisy> it's not doing anything knome
[03:08] <knome> Clerisy, wekk, i think you shouldn't add any, at least
[03:08] <Clerisy> hng
[06:52] <Mandrew> hello
[06:54] <Mandrew> #ubuntu
[06:57] <Mandrew> anyone that know what the universall bar in unity is called and how i install it in classic ubuntu or in xubuntu
[07:06] <Mandrew> anyone that know what the universall bar in unity is called and how i install it in classic ubuntu or in xubuntu? (not the unity "dock")
[07:57] <mandrew> anyone here knows how to install globalmenys in xubuntu?
[08:10] <bazhang> indicator-applet-appmenu install that and add to panel
[08:11] <mandrew> thanks
[08:11] <mandrew> short memory hehe
[08:12] <mandrew> bazhang so its just sudo apt-get install indicator-applet-appmenu or suso apt-get install globalmenys?
[08:13] <bazhang> the first
[08:13] <mandrew> ok thx
[08:15] <bazhang> np
[09:02] <Ubuntu-firsttime> Question - which version of Ubuntu would best suit a Toshiba Satellite laptop?
 T2300 processor - 1 mb ram
 have installed 11.4 but seems to run very slow
 Can anyone help?
[09:04] <Ubuntu-firsttime> Is there a version that better suits laptops?
[09:05] <Sysi> you can try installing xubuntu-desktop
[09:05] <Ubuntu-firsttime> is that different to 11.04?
[09:12] <Ubuntu-firsttime> anyone?
[09:15] <Ubuntu-firsttime> ok thanks - will just play around with it.
[09:32] <Mandrew> Anyone that knows how to activate globalmenu in xubuntu? I have done sudo apt-get install indicator-applet-appmenu but i cant find the setting to activate it in xubuntu
[10:11] <Wizard> hi
[10:11] <Wizard> i have a question about software center
[10:12] <Wizard> what does mean number under the rating stars?
[10:13] <Wizard> how many users rated or how many reviews are available?
[11:13] <azzzz> hi. i have a question about xfce4-appfinder. where he is "picks up" applications, and how i can add/remove applications from his list?
[11:16] <Sysi> all installed apps afaik, you can install and remove those with synaptic or software center
[11:16] <knome> doesn't it look for .desktop files?
[11:16] <Sysi> idk, never used it
[11:17] <knome> me neither really, but is there any other sensible way?
[11:19] <azzzz> hmm. in fact, i want to make my appfinder to show me ALL applications installed on my xubuntu. the default "Xubuntu session" is hides many of applications from user. i want to unhide all of them, but i don't want to use "Xfce session"
[11:22] <azzzz> probably the solution for me is to edit some configuration files related to .desktop files
[11:27] <azzzz> when i look in /usr/share/applications , i see that this directory contains enough *.desktop files for me to use. is there a possibility to make appfinder to show me these files?
[11:34] <JAdls> is there a way to get the tasklist fixed width in 4.8.8?
[12:09] <azzzz> thank you all
[12:25] <Clerisy> how to change task list button width in xfce 4.8.8
[15:13] <xubuntu512> how i can install libreoffice?
[15:14] <Sysi> with software center on synaptic
[15:14] <Sysi> *or
[15:14] <xubuntu512> but this work properly?
[15:14] <Sysi> yup
[15:14] <xubuntu512> ok thx
[15:57] <ovrflw0x> how to make an autostart application start minimized to system tray?
[15:59] <levi_> to system tray?
[15:59] <ovrflw0x> yes
[15:59] <ovrflw0x> so that i don't have to close or minimize the app every time i boot in
[16:01] <levi_> hum, let me think
[16:01] <charlie-tca> try the application documenatation to see if it is possible
[16:01] <charlie-tca> most apps tell you how to start them minimized
[16:01] <ovrflw0x> how about thunderbird
[16:02] <charlie-tca> thunderbird has good documentation
[16:02] <charlie-tca> try thunderbird --help in a terminal
[16:03] <ovrflw0x> nope
[16:03] <ovrflw0x> nothing
[16:03] <ovrflw0x> worth implementing in thunderbird --help
[16:04] <charlie-tca> Not all apps will start minimized. Thunderbird is probably one of those
[16:36] <nina_> can someone help me fix my sound problem?
[16:37] <nina_> please?
[16:49] <Josesordo> nina_, what's happening with your computer on xubuntu?
[17:03] <Guest46202> Using Thunar 1.2.1 and Xubuntu 11.02, I am attempting to copy (and merge/overwrite) folders and files from an ext4 partition to a USBstick/drive formated with ntsf.  Normally I would expect a folder named "Music" on the ext4 partition to be merged with a folder named "music" on the ntfs USBstick.  What I am seeing, however, is that the "Music" folder is being copied to the ntsf USB stick, resulting in two folders "Music" and "music".  Any ideas as to h
[17:03] <Guest46202> ow this is happening?
[17:04] <knome> 11.02 ??
[17:04] <charlie-tca> linux recognizes capital letters
[17:04] <charlie-tca> Those are two different folders under anything except windows
[17:04] <knome> yes, file (and directory) names are case-sensitive
[17:05] <Guest46202> Yea I know...but ntfs (the FS that is being copied to) does not
[17:05] <charlie-tca> You are coping a folder with a capital letter, linux copies it that way
[17:05] <Guest46202> ok
[17:05] <charlie-tca> It does not care what ntfs sees
[17:10] <Guest46202> Then why, six months ago, under Ubuntu 10.10 and nautilus, doing exactly the same thing, with the same files, to the same ntfs USBstick, did the folders merge?
[17:11] <charlie-tca> um, sounds like something Ubuntu did to force it
[17:11] <knome> Guest46202, Nautilus probably has some code to probe that, but if it does, it means it will not to what you want, if you want both "Music" and "music" directories
[17:11] <charlie-tca> Ubuntu is not Xubuntu, Nautilus is not Thunar
[17:11] <Guest46202> knome, no, I want them to merge.
[17:12] <Guest46202> ok, thanks
[17:12] <knome> case-sensitiviness does not usually make sense in the same-name-but-different-casing, but sometimes it does
[17:12] <knome> Guest46202, rename the dir you are copying.
[17:15] <spongedaddy> hello all: using xubuntu 11.04 on an old dell and loving it -- was a Puppy user for a long time and the speed is the same yet xubuntu is friendlier.
[17:15] <spongedaddy> just sayin' ;)
[17:16] <knome> spongedaddy, thanks for the feedback
[17:16] <spongedaddy> knome, my pleasure!
[17:17] <spongedaddy> now i'm looking for a way to help out if my meager skills can be useful
[17:17] <charlie-tca> certainly
[17:18] <charlie-tca> what area would you be able to help with?
[17:18] <charlie-tca> testing, bugs, docs, marketing, wiki updates, ...
[17:19] <spongedaddy> by day i'm a mild-mannered tech writer/website builder/data analyst
[17:19] <knome> spongedaddy, do you know js(ajax) / jquery well?
[17:19] <spongedaddy> by night i'm a fledgling programmer
[17:22] <spongedaddy> knome, unfortunately not really. somewhat familiar with javascript which shld help my learning curve. its on my bucket list.
[17:23] <knome> spongedaddy, it's okay. we're currently building a new website and i thought you might have wanted to share some insights about some js
[17:23] <spongedaddy> knome, docs is probably where i could be most useful.
[17:24] <spongedaddy> i know just enough js to get myself both in and out of trouble
[17:24] <knome> spongedaddy, then talk to charlie-tca :) with the new website coming up, we might also need some website editors, if you're interested in that
[17:24] <spongedaddy> groovy!
[17:25] <knome> spongedaddy, http://demo.knome.fi/imgcapt/ <- something from last nights hacksession
[17:26] <knome> spongedaddy, you might need to refresh after loading (still investigating why it doesn't always work)
[17:28] <spongedaddy> knome, ok -- i see the "ImgCaptDemo" page and some hover-over buttons. looks neat but refresh doesn't change anything.
[17:30] <knome> well yeah, the refresh was only needed if the page looked broken at load
[17:32] <spongedaddy> ok -- definitely interested in helping with content if needed.
[17:32] <knome> great! you might want to join #xubuntu-devel, where most of the development discussion in IRC happen
[17:33] <knome> we also have a mailing list, to which you should subscribe if you want to keep track of what's happening: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/xubuntu-devel
[17:34] <knome> bbl ->
[17:34] <spongedaddy> i've joined the devel mailing list and will check in on the IRC channel -- thanks!!
[18:21] <avedo> hi there
[18:56] <GridCube> hey question, what does this means? http://imagebin.org/158925
[18:57] <GridCube> i have to check dependencies?
[19:24] <Mebius> Hi there ! Need support about Xubuntu Live CD.
[19:24] <Mebius> Real quick if someone can help
[19:25] <Mebius> Live HD, to be exact.
[19:26] <Josesordo> are you in a live CD?
[19:28] <Mebius> No, the problem is that I need a password for Xubuntu when bootin on my Live HD (hard drive)
[19:28] <Mebius> booting*
[19:29] <Mebius> When trying to log in
[19:34] <GridCube> Mebius, you don't need one
[19:34] <Sysi> how did you make that "live hard drive"?
[19:34] <Mebius> I've tryed with no password but still doesn't work
[19:35] <Sysi> it can be "ubuntu"
[19:35] <Mebius> Managed with unetbootin but wasn't detecting drives so used LinuxLiveUSB
[19:35] <Mebius> Tryed also, still doesn't work
[19:36] <GridCube> i don't understand what you did or how, but try the same password from the system you used LLU
[19:37] <Mebius> I'm on live harddrive
[19:37] <Mebius> Nevermind people, I'm setting new 11.04 version on it. Will try to set custom password with persistance mode
[19:42] <Mebius> Thanks anyways
[19:56] <charlie-tca> GridCube: that means you should close update-manager, open a terminal, and run sudo apt-get update
[20:10] <GridCube> okay thanks charlie-tca
[20:11] <charlie-tca> It should tell you anything else needs to be done in terminal
[20:11] <GridCube> it said nothing just updated
[20:12] <GridCube> i run sudo apt-get check
[20:12] <GridCube> and nothing either
[20:15] <GridCube> guess it was just a silly thing
[20:34] <charlie-tca> Then it may have been the update-manager/software-center glitch that shows up ocassionally.
[22:25] <Wizard> good evening
[22:25] <knome> hello
[22:25] <Wizard> oh, somebody is not asleep :)
[22:25] <knome> remind you, there are people in this room from all around the world
[22:31] <charlie-tca> !hi
[22:31] <charlie-tca> why did you fail me then?
[22:33] <Wizard> knome: nah, i completely forgot about that ;)
[22:45] <gNewPower> hi guys.  Today I did the mistake of upgrading from Ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04.  Huge, HUUUGE mistake.  Now I want to switch to Xubuntu.  Can I install one meta-package and get a full Xubuntu install rather than an Ubuntu 11.04+XFCE?
[22:47] <charlie-tca> sure
[22:47] <gNewPower> charlie-tca, how do I do that?
[22:47] <charlie-tca> open a terminal, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[22:47] <gNewPower> ok
[22:47] <gNewPower> and that I get the full xubuntu just like if I did a fresh install?
[22:48] <charlie-tca> no, you get a xubuntu install on top of a Ubuntu install. It does not remove Ubuntu, it adds Xubuntu
[22:48] <gNewPower> ok
[22:48] <charlie-tca> There is no easy way to a fresh Xubuntu install without actually redoing it
[22:52] <gNewPower> funny, I am installed xubuntu thought synaptic and it says that it has to remove ubuntu-desktop
[22:52] <gNewPower> we shall see :-)
[22:52] <gNewPower> hopefully this shall comprehensively shoot Unity
[22:53] <charlie-tca> yes, it does remove the desktop meta-package, but that does not remove all the other stuff
[22:54] <gNewPower> well, the more Unity it takes away, the better.  I am SO SO SO pissed at Ubuntu/Canonical/Shuttleworth for this abomination and for dumping GNOME (even dumping the name)
[22:54] <gNewPower> does Xubuntu support real transparency? how about compiz?
[22:55] <charlie-tca> Have you looked at gnome3? It is not really so pleasant either
[22:55] <gNewPower> no, I have seen it yet, but I hear that it is bad
[22:55] <gNewPower> though better than Unity
[22:55] <gNewPower> more configurable
[22:56] <gNewPower> ok, going to Xubuntu
[22:56] <gNewPower> see in in a couple of mins
[22:56] <charlie-tca> Xubuntu uses the Xfwm compositor
[22:57] <charlie-tca> It can usecompiz
[22:58] <gNewPower> back
[22:58] <gNewPower> looks great so far
[22:59] <gNewPower> I need to so some configs now (font size etc.)
[23:00] <gNewPower> charlie-tca, thanks for the tip!!!
[23:01] <t3084> ha
[23:01] <t3084> this is cool
[23:01] <t3084> irc while installing
[23:01] <t3084> heh
[23:02] <t3084> nice little touch
[23:03] <GridCube> :D
[23:03] <GridCube> welcome to xubuntu
[23:04] <GridCube> althought that irc while installing has been there since like... 2008?
[23:04] <t3084> ha
[23:04] <gNewPower> GridCube, thanks, it feels wonderful.
[23:04] <t3084> i've never really used xubuntu
[23:04] <t3084> like once before
[23:04] <gNewPower> say, can I use compiz with Xubuntu?
[23:04] <GridCube> :D
[23:04] <GridCube> yes
[23:04] <t3084> i'm a puppy user mostly
[23:04] <GridCube> !compiz
[23:06] <GridCube> oh, t3084, i've never used puppy, but on the *buntu family we are quite helpful most of the time :D you just ask
[23:06] <gNewPower> I have used  compiz before, I just want to know if that works with Xubuntu
[23:06] <t3084> good to know
[23:06] <t3084> i've tried the latest ubuntu
[23:06] <t3084> and it's cool and all
[23:06] <t3084> but too bloaty :p
[23:07] <t3084> and I know i could strip out gnome
[23:07] <t3084> but why should I?
[23:07] <t3084> :p lol
[23:07] <t3084> i learn linux on puppy so I'm kinda bias
[23:07] <t3084> but I like trying them all
[23:07] <t3084> i used arch and slackware for awhile
[23:08] <t3084> but you just can't seem to beat a good debian build
[23:08] <t3084> as far as compatibility goes
[23:09] <GridCube> :)
[23:12] <t3084> all done installing!
[23:12] <t3084> see ya all around
[23:12] <t3084> ;
[23:12] <t3084> ^.^
[23:14] <gNewPower> hey , I installed two CPU monitors on the top panel. how do I get rid of the 2nd one?
[23:15] <GridCube> >contextual panel >delete?
[23:15] <gNewPower> found it, thanks!
[23:15] <GridCube> i don't unse 11.04, its has new panels so i dont really know how its called
[23:18] <charlie-tca> GridCube: right click the icon, click remove?
[23:19] <gNewPower> one more question: the entire desktop is a little to the left. how do I re-center it?
[23:20] <GridCube> oh good to know, you know because the 11.04 menus have two levels? one for the proper launcher/addon and other for the panel itself, i didn't knew if the remove was on the first or the second level
[23:20] <charlie-tca> gNewPower: usually by using a self-adjust button on the monitor itself
[23:21] <GridCube> gNewPower, installed the drivers for your video card? if yes then just use the autoadjust from the monitor's menu
[23:21] <gNewPower> stupid me! that workedf
[23:21] <gNewPower> -f
[23:21] <gNewPower> thanks guys, Xubuntu feels like a dream come true, especially after Unity!!
[23:22] <GridCube> C:
[23:39] <gNewPower> hey, who can I configure windows to roll-up with I double click on their title bar?
[23:40] <gNewPower> nevermind - found it ;-)
[23:41] <Mandrew> can i install globalmenu in xubuntu?
[23:42] <charlie-tca> What is it?
[23:54] <charlie-tca> Apparently nothing important :)
[23:57] <Mandrew> charlie-tca i guess you talk with me ;)
[23:58] <Mandrew> the globalmenu is a applet
[23:58] <charlie-tca> Sounds like something Gnome or Unity specific then?
[23:58] <Mandrew> its in ubuntu 11.04
[23:59] <Mandrew> or shall i say in the unity part of ubuntu but you can install it in ubuntu classic too
[23:59] <t3084> alrighty then
[23:59] <charlie-tca> That doesn' t mean it can be used in Xubuntu. Unity and classic are both gnome based.