[00:06] <madnick> roooot: yes
[00:06] <madnick> Ubuntu uses GNOME/Unity while Xubuntu uses XFCE
[00:07] <roooot> is this a good load average for xbuntu
[00:07] <roooot> 0.01, 0.06, 0.20
[00:07] <roooot> ?
[00:07] <roooot> for intel core i7
[00:07] <roooot> 32 bit
[00:07] <madnick> Well
[00:08] <madnick> i7 64bit: load average: 0.02, 0.08, 0.12 (under medium load)
[00:08] <roooot> so u have i7 aswell?
[00:08] <madnick> Yes
[00:08] <roooot> model?
[00:08] <roooot> jw
[00:09] <roooot> like i have a laptop intel core i7 740qm
[00:09] <roooot> prolly makes a diff if ur on a desktop
[00:09] <roooot> to a laptop
[00:09] <madnick> i7-2600
[00:10] <roooot> Now should i stick with 32 for xubuntu or 64?
[00:10] <madnick> If you got a 64 bit CPU; stick with 64 bit :)
[00:10] <roooot> i can handle both
[00:10] <roooot> :P
[00:11] <Unit193> How much ram?
[00:11] <roooot> 6
[00:11] <roooot> gb
[00:11] <roooot> :)
[00:11] <madnick> 32bit cant handle that unless
[00:11] <madnick> You get a "special" kernel mod :)
[00:11] <Unit193> PAE can
[00:12] <madnick> Yeah
[00:12] <roooot> so 32 bit cant handle 6 gb of ram?
[00:12] <roooot> lol
[00:12] <madnick> He needs kernel with PAE
[00:12] <roooot> so can 64 bit handle it?
[00:12] <madnick> Yup
[00:12] <roooot> i thought u needed
[00:12] <roooot> 2 gb of ram for 32
[00:12] <roooot> and 4 gb for 64..
[00:12] <Unit193> !info linux-generic-pae
[00:12] <madnick> Thing is that the 32bit only only uses 32bit registers
[00:13] <madnick> 2^32
[00:13] <roooot> Yeh but my cpu can do either 32 or 64
[00:13] <roooot> whats the cmd to see if it can run 64 or 32
[00:13] <roooot> i know there is one
[00:13] <madnick> I think 64 bit will suit you well :)
[00:13] <roooot> I know i just dl'd the iso
[00:13] <roooot> ;)
[00:13] <Unit193> It also depends on what you want to do with it
[00:14] <roooot> Well heres the thing tho.. when i do these stupid updates.. when u first install it.. like
[00:14] <roooot> i notice that when u click home
[00:14] <roooot> it gives me an error
[00:14] <madnick> Whats the error?
[00:15] <roooot> i havent installed the updates yet because i just installed the 32 bit version.. but ive got the error before "cant open file folder"
[00:15] <roooot> then like
[00:15] <roooot> a min later it opens
[00:15] <roooot> but THATS after i install all the 217 updates
[00:15] <roooot> Theres more to the error but like i said i havent installed the updates yet.. so i couldnt give u the full error
[00:16] <Unit193> As in bug 775117 ?
[00:17] <roooot> yes
[00:17] <roooot> same error
[00:17] <roooot> but with home
[00:18] <roooot> anyways thanks for ur help ill be back in like.. umm 20 mins or something gotta install 64 bit
[00:18] <roooot> thank u for all of ur help and unit maybe u can help me with the bug when i get back
[00:18] <roooot> peave
[00:18] <Unit193> Alright, have fun
[00:18] <roooot> peace*
[01:03] <XubuntuKris> How do I add something to $path ( I think that's it) to be used in terminal, no matter where I cd to?
[01:05] <XubuntuKris> How do I add something to $path ( I think that's it) to be used in terminal, no matter where I cd to?
[01:05] <XubuntuKris> oops, sorry for the spam
[01:06] <XubuntuKris> although, I would like to know
[01:06] <XubuntuKris> lol
[01:12] <XubuntuKris> anyone?
[01:12] <XubuntuKris> I just want to add a script that I can use anywhere
[01:15] <Unit193> You should be able to aooend something like PATH=$PATH:/home/{USERNAME}/bin to ~/.bashrc
[01:15] <XubuntuKris> and have my executable script located in /home/{username}/bin?
[01:16] <Unit193> That was an example
[01:16] <XubuntuKris> I'm trying to make it so I can use smali and baksmali from anywhere is all
[01:16] <XubuntuKris> hmm...maybe I'll ask in #smali
[01:20] <rooot> bak
[01:32] <rooot> does anyone know how to fix ubuntu loading the wrong source node for audio
[01:32] <rooot> besides hda analyzer
[01:32] <rooot> thats how i figured it out
[01:51] <rooot> anyone know how to make the hda analyzer settings stick
[01:51] <rooot> so i dont have to keep messing with them
[01:52] <GridCube> hda analyser?
[01:52] <GridCube> O_o
[01:55] <well_laid_lawn> rooot: see if this helps - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Advanced_Linux_Sound_Architecture#Set_the_default_sound_card
[01:56] <rooot> Its not the default sound card
[01:56] <rooot> its the settings in hda analyzer
[01:56] <rooot> yes hda analyzer
[01:57] <rooot> wget -O run.py http://www.alsa-project.org/hda-analyzer.py
[01:57] <rooot> ^
[01:57] <rooot> then after u dl the script run python run.py
[01:57] <rooot> anyways well_laid
[01:57] <rooot> the driver is installed realtek alc888
[01:57] <rooot> But the settings for the bass or w/e is always set to 0
[01:57] <rooot> It needs to be set to 3
[01:58] <rooot> I mean bass isnt a big deal idc but i wanna fix the issue because it is part of my sound package ;)
[01:59] <well_laid_lawn> I know nothing about that
[01:59] <well_laid_lawn> !tab
[02:00] <rooot> dd
[02:01] <rooot> kk
[02:01] <rooot> k
[02:01] <rooot> er what do u mean by autocompletion?
[02:01] <rooot> i hit tab but nothing happens/
[02:01] <rooot> LOl
[02:06] <well_laid_lawn> rooot: I type   roo then hit the tab key
[02:09] <rooot> rooot, kk
[02:09] <rooot> like that?
[02:09] <well_laid_lawn> yep
[02:09] <rooot> well_laid_lawn,  kk
[02:09] <well_laid_lawn> cheers
[02:09] <rooot> do u know of any equalizers
[02:10] <rooot> i was just thinkin that
[02:10] <rooot> :D
[02:10] <well_laid_lawn> that archwiki page metioned a couple
[02:11] <rooot> Lol dude they want me to downmix and upmix lol i mean it only 2 ch system i think... thats what i have in my alsa-base.config
[02:11] <rooot> if i take that out its just the base that plays
[02:11] <rooot> and if i put just targa-dig or targa-8ch-dig it doesnt play
[02:16] <well_laid_lawn> I know nothing about that
[02:44] <quasar_torus> I can't get my computer to hibernate because I couldn't create a swap partition. What should I do?
[02:50] <well_laid_lawn> !swap
[03:12] <quasar_torus> thanks, will do
[03:15] <XubuntuKris> I found a guide to adding a directory to my $path, but it says to make the change permanent, I should add it to my .bash_profile. Where is this file located?
[03:21] <XubuntuKris> Anyone know where to find .bash_profile?
[03:21] <XubuntuKris> at all?
[03:22] <rooot> whats the command for ur sound card
[03:22] <XubuntuKris> dunno
[03:29] <rooot> where can i find the models for a computer
[03:29] <rooot> like
[03:29] <rooot> where u edit the option line in the alsa-config
[03:30] <rooot> ok now
[03:30] <rooot> what i want u to do is
[03:30] <rooot> open term
[03:31] <rooot> and sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[03:31] <rooot> and add this line options snd-hda-intel model=generic
[03:31] <rooot> You can either reboot ur machine after or do alsa force-reload
[03:31] <rooot> go to you tube or something to play music
[03:32] <rooot> And then if that does not work.. and i know u dont have an acer computer.. but add  then go back to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf and replace generic with Acer
[03:33] <XubuntuKris> rooot: who you talking to?
[03:33] <rooot> oh shit
[03:33] <rooot> opps
[03:33] <rooot> sorry
[03:33] <rooot> lmao
[03:33] <rooot> wrong chat ahaha
[03:33] <XubuntuKris> lol,
[03:33] <XubuntuKris> smooth one
[03:33] <rooot> yup
[03:33] <rooot> <3
[03:33] <rooot> ;x
[03:38] <rooot> xubuntu
[03:38] <rooot> where can i find the models for computers
[03:38] <rooot> ?
[03:39] <XubuntuKris> O.o
[03:39] <rooot> like mine is targa-2ch-dig
[03:39] <XubuntuKris> what you mean?
[03:39] <rooot> for msi
[03:39] <rooot> like when u go into alsa-base.conf
[03:39] <XubuntuKris> dude, I got no clue
[03:39] <rooot> snd_hda_intel model="" or w/e
[03:39] <rooot> i think theres a website somewhere
[03:40] <XubuntuKris> google is your friend
[03:40] <XubuntuKris> type into google what you just typed here.
[03:40] <XubuntuKris> snd_hda_intel model=
[03:40] <XubuntuKris> or something like that.
[04:01] <dr_jkl> so. every time i reboot my laptop, my f#%@ing lcd goes to 100% brightness, irregardless of what the brightness was last time i shut the computer down. anyone got a fix for it?
[06:12] <sead> hi
[06:13] <sead> is some lightweight+ presentation apps with pps support?
[06:14] <sead> non open/libreoffice
[06:14] <sead> oviusly :)
[06:15] <sead> I make that question because I am student and I need one
[06:22] <sead> PLEASE HELP ME
[06:23] <sead> i need all your help...
[06:23] <sead> I realy need your help
[06:24] <Sysi> repeating that five times won't help
[06:24] <Sysi> I don't know anything besides OO/LO that would handle presentations
[06:25] <sead> I need realy a gnome office presenion tool
[13:58] <Putr> hey ppl. I saw the music player/library in xubuntu on the friends computer and i loved it. Anyone know what's it called so i can install it on my system?
[13:59] <m6locks> started with an e
[13:59] <m6locks> elsomethingsomething
[14:00] <m6locks> Exaile music player
[14:00] <Sysi> or gmusicbrowser
[14:06] <Putr> ye dont like exzile
[14:07] <Putr> gmusicbrowser.. that's it!
[14:14] <m6locks> but it wasn't part of the xubuntu basic install, or I can't recall having it at least
[14:15] <m6locks> not having my system right here so dunno
[15:01] <Shirakawasuna> hi! I'm using the 'thunderbird-stable' ppa and would like to get the mail indicator working with thunderbird (I'm using the ppa so as to use the lightning package). So far I haven't been able to get it to work with any version of thunderbird - 5,6, or 7. I have tried having the 'thunderbird-indicator' ppa added and installed xul-ext-indicator, but it can only show the 'launch thunderbird' option and provides no notifications.
[15:01] <Shirakawasuna> I also have an extension installed that's supposed to make it work with unity, installed via thunderbird's add-ons dialog, which doesn't seem to do anything.
[15:02] <Shirakawasuna> Any ideas? I came along the idea that I might need libnotify5, which is in oneiric. I'm new to ubuntu/debian-based systems in general and am not sure if there's an intelligent way to install just one oneiric package.
[15:02] <Shirakawasuna> s/libnotify5/libunity5
[15:04] <charlie-tca> Shirakawasuna: are you running Unity or Xubuntu?
[15:04] <Shirakawasuna> xubuntu
[15:04] <Shirakawasuna> (xfce+indicator applet)
[15:05] <charlie-tca> To the best of my knowledge, unity notifications won't work in Xubuntu
[15:05] <charlie-tca> Unless you add all the stuff from Gnome to make them work
[15:05] <charlie-tca> It's possible being a PPA, notifications haven't been enabled yet
[15:08] <Shirakawasuna> that's a good point. I don't use pidgin or ubuntu one, so I don't know whether the notifications work at all (the indicator subapplet things work great, though, including network/dropbox notifications)
[15:08] <Shirakawasuna> I suppose I could just wait 2 weeks. I assume oneiric will have this working.
[15:10] <charlie-tca> It should, yes. Firefox and Thunderbird both just released, so we should have it all working by Oneiric final release.
[15:12] <Shirakawasuna> nifty!
[15:13] <Shirakawasuna> Ah cool, you're on the QA+testing team. Thank you for your hard work!
[15:21] <charlie-tca> You are welcome
[15:38] <csenger41> hey everyone
[15:50] <csenger41> i'd need help with moving windows buttons in xubuntu
[15:53] <charlie-tca> you don't like them on the right?
[15:53] <csenger41> i was able to move most of them to the left
[15:54] <csenger41> but in chromium they are still on the right in compact mode
[15:54] <charlie-tca> chromium does what it wants to. We can't fix that.
[15:54] <charlie-tca> however, to move the buttons in Xubuntu:
[15:54] <charlie-tca> menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Window Manager
[15:55] <charlie-tca> On the style tab, you can add/remove/move all the windows buttons
[15:55] <charlie-tca> They are under "Button Layout"
[15:56] <csenger41> i did it already
[15:56] <charlie-tca> If chromium won't let them move, you will need to contact the developers of that
[15:56] <csenger41> ok
[15:56] <charlie-tca> that == chromium
[15:56] <csenger41> u know chromium?
[15:57] <charlie-tca> I use firefox
[15:57] <charlie-tca> chromium is by google, I believe
[15:57] <csenger41> yeah thats right
[15:58] <csenger41> well nvm then
[15:58] <csenger41> one more thing:
[15:58] <csenger41> how can i give keyboard shortcut to a program?
[15:58] <csenger41> i wanna launch terminal with ctrl+alt+T like in ubuntu
[16:05] <charlie-tca> menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Keyboard
[16:06] <csenger41> ohh great thx :)
[16:06] <charlie-tca> Applications Shortcuts tab, when you click add, enter the action, then okay, then hit the keys you want assigned.
[16:06] <charlie-tca> There is no prompt for the keys that you recognize
[16:07] <csenger41> great, all done :)
[16:20] <csenger41> thx for the help again :)
[16:20] <csenger41> bye
[17:27] <guysmow> hi ,someone can give me advice on virtualization in pv please
[18:10] <focalt> hey guys
[18:10] <focalt> how can I upgrade an existing karmic instalation to lucid?
[18:11] <taza> I have a vga physical screen. I need to increase the res to 1024x768, without trying to display picture above 640x480 on the main screen. How would I do this?
[18:15] <Sysi> !upgrade | focalt
[18:16] <taza> Basically I want larger virtual desktop. Since some apps don't behave nicely in 640x480
[18:16] <Sysi> taza: try arandr or grandr if you're not usinf propietary driver
[18:17] <Sysi> using*
[18:17] <taza> Intel driver, so oughta work
[18:19] <taza> xrandr oughta do fine, I'm comfy with command line
[18:20] <taza> ... better be, with doing this exotic stuff
[18:20] <taza> I'm using the guts from a 1st gen eee
[18:23] <focalt> Sysi, i'm sorry but I guess those instructions doesn't applyme
[18:25] <charlie-tca> focalt: Since 9.10 is EOL (End of Life) for support, you would be better off to do a fresh install if you can
[18:26] <Pici> focalt: Take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[18:27] <charlie-tca> Pici: Thanks. That's the page I was trying to think of.
[18:36] <taza> Arrgh, yeah, either I fail at xrandr or it doesn't do adding a virtual resolution too well
[18:38] <taza> xrandr --output output --panning resolution
[18:38] <taza> Find it on googling the very next thing
[19:40] <deutscher> Hello all. I'm coming from Gnome been using ubuntu for about 4 years now and I really like the class desktop look and feel and ubuntu and gnome have basically killed that. xubuntu is working okay for now. of course i have to get used to some things. was wondering though. I've installed Arandr and set up my screen position the way I like, but how do I set it so it does it on boot?
[19:46] <deutscher> alright guess i'll keep searching google. have a wonderful day
[20:10] <gnomie> xubuntu saved my day! :D
[20:12] <genii-around> Cool!
[20:12] <Unit193> Awesome! How did it do that?
[20:15] <gnomie> oneiric beta was a disaster on this low end 'puter.. so, coming from that frustration named unity, xubuntu made my day. installed flawless and it seems very stable. not only that but the terminal looks awezum! o.0
[20:16] <gnomie> laucher panel on autohide AT the Bottom gets a +1 from me too
[20:18] <gnomie> unity2d was my test choice but it got annoying real quick
[20:21] <charlie-tca> I moved my launcher panel to the right side of the screen. Every opens starting at the left, and the wide screen means it is narrow from top to bottom.
[20:21] <charlie-tca> s/Every/Everything
[20:22] <charlie-tca> Since I don't really like the hide feature, having it on the right means it is always there
[20:23] <gnomie> i prefer autohide .. laucher panels are just a fuzzy fallacy
[20:27]  * gnomie checks launcher panel when bored
[20:27] <gnomie> alt-f2 works! yay
[21:51] <Goga> Hi
[21:51] <Goga> I need help
[21:51] <XubuntuKris> with what?
[21:51] <Goga> russian?
[21:51] <XubuntuKris> Um, What do you mean?
[21:52] <Goga> Ne mogu nastroit` russkiy yazik
[21:52] <XubuntuKris> gotcha
[21:53] <XubuntuKris> I don't know russian
[21:53] <XubuntuKris> klol
[21:53] <XubuntuKris> lol*
[21:53] <Goga> ;-)
[21:53] <Goga> no good
[21:54] <Goga> I don`t know english
[21:54] <XubuntuKris> You know enough to post here that you don't know it
[21:55] <Myrtti> !ru
[21:55] <Goga> OOO thanks
[21:55] <Goga> ubottu
[21:56] <XubuntuKris> ubottu is a bot
[21:56] <XubuntuKris> not human
[21:57] <Goga> O_O
[21:57] <Goga> I don`t send message in #ubuntu-ru
[21:58] <Goga> "Cannot send to channel"
[21:58] <Goga> XubuntuKris you Human?
[22:03] <XubuntuKris> yes
[22:04] <XubuntuKris> are you identified with chanserv?
[22:04] <XubuntuKris> type /msg chanserv NICKNAME PASSWORD
[22:04] <XubuntuKris> oops.
[22:05] <XubuntuKris> not that
[22:05] <XubuntuKris> this: /msg chanserv identify NICKNAME PASSWORD
[22:05] <XubuntuKris> NICKNAME= your nickname
[22:05] <XubuntuKris> PASSWORD= your password
[22:06] <XubuntuKris> if you're registered
[22:06] <XubuntuKris> lol
[22:06] <XubuntuKris> if not registered, then type: /msg chanserv register NICKNAME PASSWORD
[22:15] <Unit193> /msg chanserv REGISTER <password> <email-address>