[00:04] <3 Ubuntu <3 Xfce [00:05] only dislike the logo and the name xubuntu [00:05] Ah... installation complete, cya's ;) === orngjce223_ is now known as orngjce223 [02:27] sound? [06:10] can someone help me [06:13] pop a question and see is somebody has an ansver [06:14] how can i restore the bottom panel to defult in xubuntu 11.04 i removed a seporator that makes it move everything to the middle [06:17] add separator(s) to side that is near the edge of the screen or to both edges, set it to expand [06:18] Sysi, how do i set it to expand [06:22] right click on it → properties [07:36] Hi guys; [07:36] Do someone knows where I can find the Thunar configuration file ? [07:41] xubuntu-noob: The one at ~/.config/Thunar/thunarrc ? [07:45] Thanks Unit193 it looks like it. [07:45] Still, it doesn't seem to store shortcuts on the left bar (for example). [07:45] It there another file for this ? [07:48] Oh wait I found the wiki. [07:48] I guess I'll get most info there. [07:48] xubuntu-noob: Heya. [07:49] xubuntu-noob: Go to a command line and do an ls -l and see who the owner is set on that file/directory. [07:49] xubuntu-noob: If somehow you've messed up like I have in the past, root may be the owner and you can't write to it. [07:50] Oh hey CapTech thanks for helping but I think you misunderstood my query ;-) [07:50] "Doesn't seem to store shortcuts" was about the config file [07:50] I mean : I'm looking for the file that would let me define all shortcuts on the right bar. [07:51] For administrative purposes :) [07:51] (left bar) [07:51] xubuntu-noob: NP. I don't use any GUI file managers, so I don't suffer that issue. [07:51] CLI FTW! [07:51] LOL. [07:51] hehe ;-) [07:52] It's for my users though. Working on a 15-computers MS -> GNU migration. [07:52] But I should get weapons as powerful as GPO is... like config files :) [07:53] xubuntu-noob: Hang on a sec, I wanna play with Thunar for a moment. [07:53] CapTech, :p [07:53] I've never been able to find thunars' shortcuts in a file nywhere so I guess they are hardcoded [07:54] well_laid_lawn, damn ! That's noobish... [07:54] ("would be") [07:57] xubuntu-noob: I'm going to try something real quick and I'll let you know... [07:58] Yep thanks CapTech. I'm looking towards plugin btw... may be a solution. [08:01] (its not, all plugins are purely user oriented) [08:08] DOH! [08:08] I found it. [08:08] xubuntu-noob: I found it. [08:09] Really ? [08:09] ? [08:09] cat .gtk-bookmarks <-- I think that's what you are looking for. [08:09] ~/.gtk-bookmarks [08:09] Doh !! [08:09] Nice ! [08:09] Sorry, I had to do some testing first. [08:09] LOL. [08:09] grep is your best friend. [08:10] Oh... I see the method. [08:10] Just remember, that grep SOMETHING * and grep SOMETHING .* are two different beasts. [08:10] :) [08:10] Does that answer your question? [08:10] I think it does ! It also creates new ones but not for now :P [08:10] ??? [08:11] I don't understand what you mean by that. [08:11] xubuntu-noob: I would love to know how you plan to lockdown the computers (that is if you plan to) [08:11] (like : "Oh, so in facts most applications will share files, like this 'gtk-bookmarks', which, I guess, is made to be used at various places) === CapTech is now known as Charybdis [08:11] Unit193, what kind of lockdown ? [08:12] I gotcha. [08:12] Do you plan to do any type? [08:12] Not really. [08:12] Atm my users are users on windows... they can change most settings. [08:12] It's gonna be the same. They'll not be sudoers, thats all I guess. [08:13] Cool. === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia === sygeek is now known as FusionX === `mOOse` is now known as m00se === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [13:14] xubuntu? [13:14] where are U? [13:15] !u [13:15] U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' nor 'Ur' are words in the English language. Neither are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' nor 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. [13:16] uh Uh? [13:21] Wuld U Dunce wuth mu? [13:22] uhBuhh Buh? [15:08] anyone aware of a version of visual studio 2005 that is compatible for use in xubuntu x11 xfc? [15:21] Visual Studio is windows only :( you could /see/ if it runs with Wine and/or Mono, but I seriously doubt it. [15:21] You may want to ask #ubuntu though [15:21] They might have an alternative proram [15:34] gregory_: try mono [15:34] gregory_: and monodevelop [15:34] gregory_: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page [15:35] gregory_: (of course, better download them from the repositories) === xGrind is now known as xGrind-off === FusionX_ is now known as FusionY === FusionY is now known as FusionX === `mOOse` is now known as m00se === Thermi_ is now known as Thermi [18:28] Anyone have experience with docky? I cant seem to add the launcher to terminal just right, into the dock.. i can add it fine, but it just opens a new window each time.. Not like other programs in docky.. anyone have an idea what could cause this? [18:30] it happens with every dock-ish application, something with the xfce4-terminal, you could try some other terminal [18:31] (xfce-terminal also runs every window in same process, it's just weird, other terminals can be too) [18:34] Sysi: thanks for your answer! so i just go for gnome-terminal or? [18:44] if you like it, I guess it wouldn't be easy to change xfce4-terminal [18:47] Sysi: just using somthing called ROXTerm now.. its pretty nice [18:47] with tabs etcs. [18:50] !info numptyphysics [18:51] numptyphysics (source: numptyphysics): crayon based physics puzzle game. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2+svn156-1 (natty), package size 282 kB, installed size 588 kB [19:02] ubottu, you the man [19:02] GridCube: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [19:05] you can /msg her too === Thermi_ is now known as Thermi === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [21:04] hi from madrid [21:05] have an strategic question, i dont like unity neither gnome3, can i continue using xfce without canonical intrusement? [21:08] You can use gnome 3 and xfce without canonical intrusement, if you don't use an Ubuntu dirivative [21:08] xubuntu is an official dirivative of Ubuntu, thus, Canonical will always play a role. [21:09] but they're not really interested about xfce [21:10] unfortunately, changes made in Ubuntu do affect Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, UbuntuStudio, Mythbuntu [21:12] There are many distributions out there that Canonical has no part of, we just aren't one of those [21:13] he wants to say that xubuntu shouldn't change too much, like gnome did, and canonical isn't really gonna fork it [21:13] I can't say such a thing, too many changes have affected Xubuntu [21:14] but there's hope [21:14] yea thanks guys [21:14] i feel the same [21:15] im a 5 year gnome ubuntu user [21:15] but i think i can run any gnome app here in xfce [21:15] im installing debian too [21:16] so tired of 3d animations an so [21:16] only use gnome-terminal and firefox [21:23] gnome3 actually feels handy, as long as you've installed the extension for alt-tab and don't use workspaces [21:24] unity has overdone the menu-thingy and isn't really good on any gpu but I guess the 2d is okay [21:27] im looking the load average with ubuntu and terminals is 1 [21:28] on a i3 laptop [21:28] in ubuntu is 0.2 [21:28] you lost X in other line? [21:30] ? [21:30] the pc goes well [21:30] no IOs [23:15] whats the best ssh tunneling gui for xubuntu? [23:18] !ssh [23:18] SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) [23:18] If it works in Ubuntu, it should work. I don't know of any, myself