=== Terminus is now known as Terminus_ === Terminus_ is now known as Terminus [11:10] test [11:12] sup [11:16] hello :) [11:19] I wonder if this IRC window will show up on TV [12:09] is it done? [13:43] <_guy_linux> hello. anyone tried comparing the performance ubuntu and variants on Gnome and KDE environments? Which do you think is better in terms of speed and memory usage? [13:52] _guy_linux, haven't tried it yet [13:52] _guy_linux: if you want a speedier ubuntu distro, you should try lubuntu [13:53] 'coz your question's like comparing apples and oranges [13:53] Knightlust, it's based on lxde right? [13:53] i mean it's using lxde as de [13:53] yes [13:54] is lxde 'lighter' than xfce? [13:54] _guy_linux: but if you're only looking for speed and performance... try ubuntu server [13:54] i tried using xfce and fedora 8 with xfce before [13:54] without gui [13:54] :P [13:54] :3 [13:54] arscariosus: yeah, lxde's lighter than xfce [13:55] and with the transition to gnome3/gtk3, xfce will have to keep up [13:56] i'm also using lubuntu on one of my system, if you have an older hardware wherein the current release struggles to run on, i really suggest you take a look at lubuntu [13:56] Knightlust, any materials you could suggest so I could contribute to the community [13:56] ? [13:56] try translating projects to filipino [13:56] I just don't know where to start [13:57] wait, i'll go get the link [13:58] arscariosus: here's the knowledgebas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/KnowledgeBase/ [13:58] and here's the link to the templates: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+lang/fil [13:59] click on a project, and go translate. don't worry if you messed up [13:59] someone (most likely me) would review it anyway before submitting the finalized translations [14:03] Knightlust, thanks I was looking at that yesterday [14:03] <_guy_linux> Thanks, Knightlust. I tried running kubuntu 11.04 via liveUSB. The KDE environment seems great but had problems with bluetooth connection and dsl. With Linux Mint, problem with bluetooth but internet's okay. [14:03] how about if I wante to learn more then get involved with development? [14:03] or maybe bugtracking, first, maybe? [14:04] _guy_linux, the problems I had with KDE is that most packages I use are Gnome packages. I don't want to install the extra dependencies hahaha [14:04] <_guy_linux> Regardless of speed and desktop environment, it seems I am much safer with the LTS version. No problem with bluetooth and dsl with ubuntu 10.04. [14:05] _guy_linux: there's an existing bluetooth bug. been relying on bluetooth as well to manage my china phone via gammu/wammu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/system76/+bug/762964 [14:05] Launchpad bug 762964 in System76 "Bluetooth doesn't work in Ubuntu 11.04" [Critical,Fix released] [14:05] _guy_linux: try sudo killall bluetoothd | sudo bluetoothd [14:05] that works for me [14:06] arscariosus: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek [14:06] that'll start you developing/packaging/bug triaging [14:07] i'll check it out thanks [14:08] also check out the event calendar at http://ubuntu-news.org/calendars/classroom/ [14:08] <_guy_linux> Are the problems in bluetooth/dsl internet connection (or other drivers) related to regular updating of kernel versions or also with the new releases of linux distro? [14:08] and join the meetings at http://ubuntu-news.org/calendars/fridge/ try to feel your way around [14:10] <_guy_linux> because I can connect to the internet with Mint 11, but having trouble with kubuntu 11.04. [14:10] _guy_linux: not always. linux is very complicated. [14:10] the internet issue may be with network-manager [14:11] as for the bluetooth bug, i believe it's the bluez and gnome-bluetooth package [14:12] _guy_linux: try pm'ing Jucato (/pm Jucato), he's our resident kubuntu guru [14:12] he's online on irc, but not on this channel [14:13] or is it /msg Jucato [14:13] hmm, my irc skills is degrading [14:14] <_guy_linux> I hope these problems will be fixed in time for the next LTS. Thanks, Knightlust. [14:16] arscariosus: i suggest you also idle in #ubuntu-devel and #ubuntu-motu [14:17] and make sure you read the irc logs [14:18] also, google before asking questions - that's very important [14:19] ayt, gotta go. i've got work at 12MN [14:19] * epal prefers wm lang heheh.. [14:19] ung lxde i think gamit is openbox :D [14:20] erm, ala na pala xD