[00:00] but it might be in ~/.config or ~/.ristretto instead [00:04] it's neither in ~/.cache nor in ~/.config and there's no ~/.ristretto :( [00:06] however there's a subfolder called .ristretto, but it doesn't contain the uris [00:06] either [00:09] i'm on xfce if that helps [00:18] quick search for "recent" doesn't help either [00:18] this is ugly [00:19] it must be stored somewhere, but it's nowhere [00:19] and the full-text search doesn't work too [00:31] NOLOG: I can't find it either [00:31] solved, it was in ~/.local/share [00:31] recently_used.xbel iirc [00:32] good night everyone === `mOOse` is now known as m00se === `mOOse` is now known as m00se === epzil0n is now known as Guest77802 [06:30] what is the recomended sound system for xfce4. pulseaudio seems to be generating a lot of cpu activity [06:30] soundblaster card. ubuntu 10.04 === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [06:47] I'm switching from gnome. I'm used to gnome apps. If I install gnome apps on xubuntu, does it mean they install the gnome libs, and does that mean that my xubuntu is more bloated and less efficient/speedy? [06:47] depends on the apps [06:48] how can I figure out which apps will install gnome libs? And is it a matter of degree or is it all-or-none? That is, e.g., some apps install a few gnome libs and other apps install a lot of gnome libs? [06:49] matter of degree [07:23] how to set up edge-bindings (e.g., move mouse to top right, show desktop: top left, zoomed out app windows) [07:39] edge bindings can't be set up in xfce. ok! [08:43] good morning [08:54] hi! Installed oneiric beta. Nearly there, looks nice, but needs some help? === Guest77802 is now known as epzil0n [09:40] laoen: oneiric support at #ubuntu+1 but you might get ansver to generic enough question here too [09:49] Thanks. Have a nice install on asus n55s laptop. Problem is restart gives black screen. Must restart in recovery mode and login. Then sudo start lightdm. Then all ok. Any ideas? [10:13] laoen, sounds like a question for #ubuntu+1 [10:14] have asked there now. No replies yet. Thanks! [10:14] np [10:29] are there any instructions/guides for switching from ubuntu to xubuntu without reinstalling? [10:30] !purexfce [10:30] If you want to remove all !KDE and !Gnome packages and have a default !Xubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce » [10:31] !info xubuntu-desktop [10:31] xubuntu-desktop (source: xubuntu-meta): Xubuntu desktop system. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.128 (natty), package size 3 kB, installed size 48 kB [10:32] ah, nice, thanks [10:32] I've only installed the xubuntu-desktop package, but I'm pestered by some annoying bugs [10:32] most notably a broken ssh-agent [10:36] Vegar: is it running? [10:36] yes [10:37] both ssh-agent and gnome's keyring thingy is running [10:37] the problem is that ssh-agent overwrites an environment variable created by gnome-keyring-daemon [10:39] so ssh-agent needs stopping or reconfiguring? [10:39] ssh-agents needs to not be started [10:40] err [10:40] the ssh-agent needs to not be started [10:41] something in xfce starts the ssh-agent [10:44] it starts with a new user session from what I can find out [10:51] there's a few ppl on the forums asking this Vegar [10:59] Vegar: do you have the .pub key in .ssh ? [10:59] yes [11:00] k [11:00] it works very well when I use gnome [11:01] however, when I log in to xfce, ssh-agent overwrites the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable that is set by gnome-keyring-daemon, which breaks things [11:06] apparently ssh-agent is part of the gdm scripts that get run at login [11:10] hmm.. interesting [11:10] perhaps that is where it has to be disabled [11:10] thanks for the tip, well_laid_lawn [11:10] np:) [11:12] so both xfce _and_ gdm tries to start ssh-agent [11:13] and ssh-agent is in the openssh-client package [11:13] there's some really poor design going on here [11:37] aha [11:37] I found the bug [11:38] Sep 12 18:46:55 vegar-laptop gnome-keyring-daemon[1612]: couldn't set environment variable in session: The name org.gnome.SessionManager was not provided by any .service files === juxontrain is now known as juxonrails === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [12:42] how to move mac files to ubuntu, complete system [12:54] hola [12:55] como le hago para que xubuntu muestre de nuevo el gestor de ventanas? [14:42] ach.. Sie haben linky in hier. #wikipedia-en habst ein policy "keine sprächende botter" [14:43] warum nicht ich frage [14:43] oops.. wrong channel [15:44] Hello World [15:45] Can you make for me a customized xubuntu linux version like mangaka linux? [15:45] My processos is a atom but atom sux for ubuntu live cd [15:46] Daniel_Paim: Have you tried the Xubuntu cd? [15:47] Unless you are using an ARM system, it should work [15:48] charlie-tca: Xubuntu pc dont are complete like super os or mangaka linux [15:48] mangaka linux and super os are ubuntu based [15:49] I am not familiar with either one of those. [15:49] Xubuntu is an official build based on Ubuntu, those probably have things in them that we can not do [15:50] you mean you want restricted-extras installed on livecd? that's illegal, they would be there otherly [15:50] Sysi: why super os or mangaka linux haves it? [15:50] In my country codecas arent illegal [15:50] they don't care about licensing [15:50] In live in brazil [15:51] ekaaty uses codecs by default [15:51] there are some distributions like that with xfce too, check mint [15:51] Sysi: thanks [15:51] Sysi: why mint are illegal? [15:52] it technically isn't legal [15:52] Sysi: why? [15:52] though I guess licensing stuf isn't really directly illegal [15:52] Daniel_Paim: images we produce must be legal in every country, not just some of the countries [15:53] charlie-tca: Can you manke images in another country of me? [15:53] ;) [15:53] You can images for your country. [15:53] Xubuntu can not produce specialized country images [15:53] doesn't brazil require special version of openoffice because of licenses/trademarks/something [15:53] charlie-tca: which country have all codecs by default? [15:54] i will go live [15:54] because installing that one package is so hard? [15:55] I dont like install linux. I use only in live dvd [15:55] Sysi: I am a windows use. I use linux only in live dvd or live cd [15:55] Then you should make a live cd just for your own use [15:57] charlie-tca: hey you're boring. Could I do this favor. you will not be arrested for it. [15:57] This discussion is over. Please do not discuss it further. [15:57] charlie-tca: =P [16:00] atom is too slow when you run from cd, right === fstash is now known as sour === sour is now known as fstash [17:17] hello, where would i go to learn how to create xfce gui? [17:20] zus: probably #xfce-devel ? [17:23] charlie-tca: thanks. [17:35] is there a release date for xubuntu 11.10 yet? [17:35] October 13, according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule [17:36] thanks. [17:37] yw [17:46] good evening [20:03] Bonsoir :-) [20:04] j'ai une petite question si quelqu'un peux m'aider [20:05] aversion: there's a french channel [20:07] !fr [20:07] Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [20:07] He's already gone... [20:07] * Pici should know better ;) [20:59] Hi [20:59] im trying to compile kaffeine, but it fails due to some xine check. Can sb help me out? [21:04] B4ckBOne: why are you compiling it? just use the one from repository [21:05] TheSheep: im compiling it against yavdr's libxine-dev with vdpau capabilities. to be able to see hd tv on my living room tv [21:07] TheSheep: cmake runs /usr/share/kde4/apps/cmake/modules/FindXine.cmake which checks for a version greater than 1.1.0 [21:07] my version number is: 1.2.0~hg20110831.1320-0yavdr0~natty [21:08] thats from the yavdr ppa, which somehow breaks the check routine [21:08] run 'sudo apt-get build-dep kaffeine' -- that should install all the needed dependencies [21:10] TheSheep: ok thanks, did that. It installed: pkg-kde-tools python-scour, the ran "cmake " again, but it broke at the exact same spot [21:12] then you either fix the version number, fix the checking script or report a bug in that ppa [21:12] TheSheep: the easiest way would be to fix the checking script, i think [21:13] you can event edit it to always think you have the right version [21:15] TheSheep: http://pastie.org/2533947 thats the script. What would you change? [21:15] what does your 'xine-config' return? === Guest87233 is now known as Vegar [21:16] xine-config --version [21:16] sorry [21:16] 1.1.90 [21:16] you see that commented out "if (true)" in line 31? [21:17] comment out the line 30 and uncomment 31 [21:17] TheSheep: yes that was my try to fix it .. but it did not [21:17] TheSheep: it broke the whole check :-D [21:17] well, comment out line 30 and 34 ten [21:18] ok ill try now [21:18] (and 31 too, of course) [21:18] * TheSheep hates m4 and autotools [21:19] TheSheep: another error occours CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:25 (add_subdirectory): [21:23] Hey, all. Relative newcomer to Linux here. I plan on installing an older GeForce MX400 in my older desktop in a couple of days. Does Xubuntu autodetect? [21:25] Anyone? [21:26] I use MX4000 in my machines, it works quite well with the default drivers, but has no 3d [21:26] Is that the 64 mb agp version? [21:28] I have one PCI model, which is dual vga output, and one agp model [21:29] Did Xubuntu autodetect it? [21:30] yes [21:30] but I don't have the hardware drivers for it in Oneiric [21:37] How are you liking Oneiric so far? Many differences between it and Natty? [21:37] Not many differences for us, no [21:37] I think it boots much faster, though [21:38] Ah. Cool. [21:38] and it has a prettier plymouth splash screen [21:39] Nice. Any idea when it's due for launch? [21:44] October 13 === Evixion` is now known as Evixion [23:39] hi [23:40] !hi | Ciervo [23:40] Ciervo: Hi!, Welcome to #xubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines. Enjoy your stay! [23:41] just wondering, how do I know the wireless drivers I'm using? [23:41] I had some problems recently, like it is still connected to the access point but no internet connection [23:42] (just had to reconnect to get it working again) [23:42] !wireless [23:42] Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [23:42] and now, I've removed the closed broadcom drivers but wireless still working (rare?) and with the same behaviour [23:43] so I'd like to remove whatever drivers are installed [23:45] Well, normally all the drivers are supplied by the kernel, and they are built in. If you installed a driver, when removing it, you have to restart to make the change take effect. [23:46] yes, I did [23:47] the thing is, it has to be the default drivers [23:47] because on -sigh- Windows it works OK [23:47] and now with an USB wifi works OK too