rhin0 | xubuntu seems ok apart from the menu bar at the bottom of the screen | 00:18 |
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rhin0 | how do you remove it | 00:18 |
rhin0 | is irritating | 00:18 |
rhin0 | can be minimized but i haven't managed to get rid of it | 00:20 |
tsaavik | Good news is you can get rid of it, bad news is I forgot how i did it :D | 00:22 |
tsaavik | maybe run 'xwininfo' from a terminal window then click on it to get the name, then kill it or google it to findout how to make it go away. I'm out, see ya all tommorrow :D | 00:23 |
madnick | just right click to remove it :) | 00:23 |
madnick | rightclick -> panel | 00:23 |
holstein | yeah, its a panel like the other one rhin0 | 00:28 |
holstein | which i appreciate since its integrated, and not an extra piece of software | 00:28 |
holstein | anyone using compiz ? | 00:30 |
w30 | holstein, I got compiz going pretty much the way I want it. | 00:40 |
holstein | w30: you mind talking about it a bit? | 00:41 |
holstein | im having a bit of a hassle | 00:41 |
w30 | holstein, except for window border selection | 00:41 |
holstein | unfrotunately, i only have a few minutes, and i dont have the mahcine in front of me now | 00:41 |
w30 | holstein, I can try | 00:41 |
holstein | w30: really, just hearing that you got it and its working is enough | 00:41 |
holstein | makes me feel hopeful about it ;) | 00:41 |
holstein | w30: is this pretty much all you did? | 00:45 |
holstein | compiz --replace ccp & | 00:45 |
w30 | holstein, yes that should give basic compiz but you need to check some options like window decorations etc, in ccms (configure application) | 00:47 |
w30 | holstein, you really need ccms downloades to get windows to resize, maximumize etc. | 00:48 |
holstein | yeah, i got that, but for example... my virtual desktops go away, and i cant seem to make them come back under compiz | 00:49 |
holstein | i might have borked something using CCSM | 00:49 |
holstein | CCMS* | 00:49 |
w30 | holstein, you have to set them with ccms, general options desktop size mine is horizontal 4 vertical 1 Number of desktops 1 | 00:51 |
holstein | w30: OK | 00:51 |
holstein | thats helpful | 00:51 |
holstein | i'll look again | 00:51 |
holstein | i think im just getting used to what is what coming from gnome | 00:52 |
holstein | w30: thanks... BBL | 00:53 |
w30 | dcc chat holstein | 00:54 |
zacarias | how do you force an application to quit (probably with CLI)? | 00:54 |
ball | zacarias: "man kill" | 00:55 |
ball | (there are different signals you can send a program to kill it) | 00:55 |
ball | s/program/process/ | 00:55 |
w30 | zacarias, use ps auxw to find the pid then kill -9 pid | 00:55 |
zacarias | ball: "man kill"? wouldn't it be necessary to specify the app? | 00:56 |
w30 | zacarias, sledgehammer way killall <application> | 00:56 |
ball | w30: I'd probably try HUP first, it's more gentle. | 00:56 |
ball | zacarias: "man" shows you the manual page | 00:57 |
w30 | ball, yeah you are right, I assume he has emergency and needs quick help | 00:57 |
ball | w30: fair enough. | 00:58 |
w30 | ball, like his cat stood on his print screen key hehe | 01:01 |
zacarias | w30: thanks. Yes, I needed quick help. ball: thanks too | 01:01 |
w30 | I would like to edit my applications menu. How can I get to it? | 02:58 |
satellit_ | w30 sudo apt-get install alacarte | 03:17 |
Unit193 | w30: What version of Xubuntu? | 03:17 |
satellit_ | works on 11.04 | 03:18 |
satellit_ | The newly released Xfce 4.8 is included. The menus in Xfce 4.8 are now editable with any menu editor that meets the freedesktop.org standards. The suggested editor is alacarte. " | 03:18 |
Unit193 | Won't help him if he's using 10.04 though | 03:18 |
satellit_ | ok | 03:19 |
Unit193 | Also, you bring it half of gnome if you don't use --no-install-recommends | 03:19 |
satellit_ | nice to know.... | 03:21 |
satellit_ | Unit193 edited my page on wiki to reflect this...http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Community/Distributions/Ubuntu#Sugar_Desktop_0.94_on_xubuntu_11.04 | 03:23 |
Unit193 | satellit_: That's great! First time hearing of the program though. Did you try it or are you trusting a random internet person? ;) I am just trying to help, not beat you down :) | 03:25 |
satellit_ | Unit193: I test for sugarlabs. the Sweets_sugar install should work flawlessly on any Ubuntu variant 11.04... | 03:26 |
satellit_ | I have a 250 GB external USB install with it here. works geat | 03:26 |
satellit_ | s/great | 03:26 |
well_laid_lawn | that's bad regex there... | 03:27 |
well_laid_lawn | ;) | 03:27 |
satellit_ | Also on trisquel 5 sugar http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Community/Distributions/Sweets_Distribution#Releases | 03:28 |
* w30 is on 11.10 | 03:30 | |
w30 | \agemoi100 | 03:30 |
techvish81 | which window manager does xubuntu use?, can i use metacity so as to use themes for metacity? | 03:49 |
pleia2 | it uses xfwm, I don't know about replacing it with other wms though | 03:50 |
techvish81 | anybody? | 03:54 |
w30 | alacarte works fine on xubuntu 11.10 *big smile* | 03:54 |
Unit193 | Great we are glad it worked | 03:55 |
w30 | techvish81, i use gtk themes in my xubuntu but I think you can use what you like. Right now I am confused about xfvwm4 xfce4 gtk-window-decorator and how they make up a desktop | 04:08 |
w30 | agemoi100 | 04:09 |
w30 | techvish81, metacity is in synaptic | 04:12 |
techvish81 | i want to change my file manager to nautilus, without changing the desktop environment to gnome, is it possible? | 04:13 |
techvish81 | metacity is there but only installation will do or i will have to do something? | 04:14 |
techvish81 | i have got a high end system and i was trying all the distros there to get an alternative to ubuntu, i liked xubuntu and installed it, i'm quite satisfied by it , but still i'm missing somethings, eyecandy and filemanager functionality. | 04:18 |
techvish81 | compositing option is very good though.! | 04:19 |
w30 | techvish81, I hace installed stuff that pulls in some gnome libs as dependencies so I would suggest make a install click then chec what dependencies it wants to pull along with it | 04:20 |
w30 | techvish81, before you apply | 04:20 |
w30 | techvish81, if it wants gnome then back out | 04:21 |
w30 | techvish81, Heh, I'm in here because of gnome3 in fedora and unity in ubuntu. KDE always was bloated in my mind so I never got to see KDE4 | 04:24 |
techvish81 | i installed nautilus, it pulled som gnome libs as dependencies, now i want to set it as default and use it without full gnome environment, | 04:24 |
w30 | techvish81, I am just like you except I have got fedora 15 Unity 11.04 and xubuntu 11.10 being triple booted | 04:25 |
techvish81 | kde is a real headache, i installed kubuntu but it kept crashing repeatedly, and i was unable to connect to my dsl, so i installed gnome network manager applet, but it messed my system and the popup menus where flying high as if filled with helium or something | 04:27 |
techvish81 | they were free to appear anywhere in the desktop. i killed them all...... formatted my system hahahah | 04:29 |
techvish81 | how is fedora? i've not tried it yet. | 04:32 |
w30 | techvish81, try settings preferred applications the utilities in the application and check nautilus | 04:32 |
techvish81 | tried but it does nothing except showing nautilus there | 04:33 |
w30 | techvish81, its got the awful full screen window for applications; I mean to open an app you have to click on a button and a whole page of 1 inch icons open up and still you have to scroll. | 04:35 |
w30 | techvish81, it turns your computer into a 2 foot square smart phone | 04:37 |
w30 | techvish81, duh, I can't wait to get a tuch screen with peanut butter and jelly or Pork Rind grease all over it. | 04:38 |
techvish81 | u mean icecream sandwich? | 04:39 |
w30 | techvish81, I will for once agree with Steve Jobs on this call. | 04:39 |
w30 | techvish81, ha, good one *smile* | 04:42 |
techvish81 | jobs was a real businessmen rather than a technogeek, he decided to take on the upper and uppermiddle class for his products, and tried to make it a style/status symbol to create an extra urge in the hearts of customer | 04:42 |
techvish81 | i gonna go now , | 04:45 |
ktwo | hi im getting disconnected from wifi very often i noticed that a diffrent firmware is loaded rtlwifi/rtl8192cufw.bin than my adapter : Realtek RTL8188CUS - can this be the reason? | 06:52 |
well_laid_lawn | it should say something about it in dmesg | 06:53 |
ktwo | before the disconnect happens | 06:56 |
ktwo | i get [ 2327.376116] cfg80211: All devices are disconnected, going to restore regulatory settings | 06:56 |
ktwo | 2329.379679] wlan0: authentication with 98:0c:82:3b:6f:6a timed out | 06:56 |
well_laid_lawn | do you think there is a better driver it could be using? | 06:59 |
ktwo | i dont know realtek has one | 07:02 |
ktwo | but it isnt for 3.0 kernel | 07:02 |
well_laid_lawn | I thought realtek had good support in the kernel - I don't use any realtek tho | 07:04 |
chebureque | Hi there! could anybody tell how to change combination of keys for switching between desktops? | 07:26 |
ushills | hi, can anyone tell me how to turn compositing on with 11.10, accidently turned it off on my account. | 08:06 |
well_laid_lawn | it's in window manager tweaks | 08:07 |
ushills | Where can i find that as it's not in settings. | 08:08 |
ushills | Sorry, being dumb found it | 08:09 |
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olbi | hello | 10:52 |
olbi | problem with graphic cards was resolve :] | 10:53 |
olbi | legacy drives was problem :P | 10:53 |
olbi | now I have question, I have Blueman | 10:54 |
olbi | and connect with my Phone but cant explore it, cause app say that in system isnt installed nautilus | 10:54 |
olbi | how I can avoid it? | 10:54 |
kasztan85 | anybody knows how i can disable shorcut ALT + LMB in XFCE ? | 11:53 |
TheSheep | kasztan85: you can bind it to a different key than alt | 11:54 |
kasztan85 | how? | 11:54 |
TheSheep | kasztan85: in the window manager tweaks | 11:54 |
TheSheep | kasztan85: second tab, afair | 11:54 |
knome | tab "accessibility" (3rd tab) | 11:55 |
kasztan85 | TheSheep, thx :) | 12:16 |
gast__1 | hi | 12:23 |
Alan | wc | 13:01 |
Alan | oops | 13:01 |
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wehgwg | Why can I not get any vim colorschemes to work correctly in the terminal? | 13:31 |
wehgwg | I can see that the colors have changed, but they don't look like the screenshots | 13:32 |
wehgwg | They look bad | 13:33 |
wehgwg | Also, my cursor seems to change size when I move away from some windows | 13:37 |
wehgwg | It becomes huge | 13:37 |
wehgwg | I tried changing the cursor settings, but it only affects the cursor when it is over some windows | 13:37 |
wehgwg | like Firefox or the terminal | 13:37 |
TheSheep | wehgwg: the screenshots are probably made from gvim | 13:40 |
TheSheep | wehgwg: which is a gui app, so has more colors available | 13:40 |
TheSheep | wehgwg: normal vim is a terminal app and so only has 16 colors | 13:41 |
wehgwg | :( | 13:44 |
TheSheep | it's possible to set up your terminal to support 256 colors | 13:45 |
wehgwg | http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_GUI_color_settings_in_a_terminal | 13:46 |
TheSheep | but I never bothered | 13:46 |
wehgwg | Found this | 13:46 |
wehgwg | will try the guicolorscheme plugin | 13:46 |
TheSheep | cool | 13:47 |
wehgwg | Are plugins loaded automatically or do I need to do something in .vimrc? | 13:48 |
TheSheep | I would ask at #vim | 13:50 |
TheSheep | they know much better | 13:50 |
wehgwg | YAY | 13:57 |
wehgwg | :D | 13:57 |
wehgwg | Proper colors in terminal vim | 13:57 |
wehgwg | I am so happy | 13:57 |
wehgwg | ALL HAIL VIM | 13:57 |
antnash | Hey guys. I'm running tightvnc server and it was working perfectly until I rebooted. Now I've got no desktop, just a black/yellow screen and a cross for a cursor. Anyone able to help? | 16:43 |
GridCube | hmmm | 16:44 |
GridCube | i do not know what a tightvnc is | 16:44 |
GridCube | :/ | 16:44 |
GridCube | sorry | 16:45 |
antnash | vnc server | 16:45 |
antnash | How do I reconfigure xorg? | 16:45 |
GridCube | so you are trying to access to a xubuntu desktop, or from a xubuntu desktop | 16:45 |
GridCube | antnash: fastway: delete xorg.conf | 16:45 |
GridCube | its autoconfigurable, if it worked it will work again | 16:46 |
antnash | to xubuntu, and I don't have xorg.conf | 16:46 |
antnash | where would it be? | 16:46 |
Myrtti | there isn't one | 16:47 |
antnash | No, I have no xorg.conf | 16:47 |
GridCube | oh | 16:48 |
Myrtti | how do you want to configure xorg? | 16:48 |
GridCube | thats weird then | 16:48 |
Myrtti | no, it's not really | 16:48 |
Myrtti | :-D | 16:48 |
Myrtti | xorg is autoconfigured by the system, if you don't have xorg.conf that's normal | 16:48 |
antnash | Myrtti, my problem is that my vnc server has all of a sudden gone wrong. No desktop being displayed | 16:49 |
antnash | Just a cross as a cursor | 16:49 |
Myrtti | well that sounds more like a problem of the desktop environment than x | 16:49 |
Myrtti | xorg is working fine, it's the desktop environment that's missing | 16:49 |
antnash | I'm using startxfce4 to start it. Is there another way? | 16:50 |
antnash | like exec xfce-session? | 16:50 |
antnash | Something like that? | 16:50 |
Myrtti | you don't have a DM to manage logging in and selection of the environment? | 16:50 |
antnash | This is with vnc | 16:51 |
antnash | huh. Wierd, it's back | 16:51 |
antnash | Anyway, is the way xubuntu starts exec xfce4-session ? | 16:52 |
antnash | Does anyone know the command that xubuntu uses to kick off an xfce session? | 17:00 |
TheSheep | it's a whole bunch of commands, afaik | 17:01 |
w30 | when I switch to a virtual terminal with ctrl alt Fn and back the desktop won't redraw. If I select a rectangle with the mouse it redraws. Nvidia Driver problems? | 17:26 |
w30 | What driver should I use for GForce 7900 GT/GTO | 17:28 |
w30 | antnash, look at startx,it uses xinit and parses xclient xsession etc. last time I looked anyway | 17:36 |
antnash | w30, that's not my only problem. I just tried to run 'sudo software-center' and it killed the vnc session | 17:37 |
antnash | If I try and run any graphical programs which require sudo then I get no permission | 17:38 |
GridCube | because you should gksu? | 17:38 |
GridCube | !gksu | 17:39 |
ubottu | If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 17:39 |
antnash | GridCube, It's even when I run them from the app menu | 17:41 |
GridCube | as i said earlier, i know near nothing about vnc :( | 17:42 |
w30 | antnash, I ran vnc sometime ago and could only get startkde to work so I am awfully dumb on that. | 17:44 |
antnash | lol | 17:44 |
badapple | hi | 17:44 |
badapple | =) | 17:45 |
antnash | Well I got xfce working, but not the full dekstop | 17:45 |
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badapple | somebody knows how i make xubuntu to starts the numpad automaticlly ? | 17:45 |
moetunes | I use numlockx added to autostarted apps | 17:47 |
w30 | antnash, the trouble with startx is that it's set to run on display:0 so you would have to redo startx somehow | 17:47 |
w30 | antnash, I nver made it any further *frown* | 17:47 |
badapple | moetunes, thanks =) | 17:48 |
moetunes | np | 17:48 |
antnash | lol | 17:48 |
badapple | moetunes, and do you know how to make the ntfs partitions to start with ubuntu ? | 17:49 |
moetunes | !fstab | badapple | 17:49 |
ubottu | badapple: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 17:49 |
antnash | there's no way to pass parameters to startxfce4 or xfce4-session then? | 17:49 |
badapple | moetunes, thanks but i dont know what to write in /etc/fstab | 17:51 |
badapple | :/ | 17:51 |
w30 | badapple, can you mount the drives from the gui after you start the desktop? | 18:02 |
w30 | if you can, make a mount point and modify the mtab entry and put it in fstab | 18:04 |
xubuntu323 | hi there, just installing xubuntu 11.10 on my flash usb: maybe in 12.04 I'll switch from Ubuntu to Xubuntu :) | 19:23 |
badapple | guys how can i open a folder like root without installing nautilus ? | 19:36 |
xGrind | sudo thunar | 19:38 |
Unit193 | !gksu | 19:38 |
ubottu | If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 19:38 |
Unit193 | badapple: You should be able to right click in the folder and "Open folder as root" | 19:39 |
badapple | Unit193, yes , i did it =) i just added the option "gksudo thunar" =) | 19:40 |
badapple | but now comes and my new question :D .. how can i install emerald ? | 19:41 |
badapple | it gives me an error ( E: Could not find the package emerald ) .. | 19:42 |
Unit193 | I can tell you how to install, but not set it up. Afaik, emerald was a little broken in Oneiric | 19:42 |
badapple | Unit193, i know how to set it =) .. | 19:42 |
badapple | Unit193, so can you tell me how to install it ' | 19:43 |
badapple | ? | 19:43 |
well_laid_lawn | emerald has been dropped afaik | 19:43 |
well_laid_lawn | !info emerald | 19:43 |
ubottu | Package emerald does not exist in oneiric | 19:43 |
Unit193 | Yep | 19:43 |
badapple | damn =( | 19:43 |
badapple | and how i change the compiz themes ? :S | 19:44 |
well_laid_lawn | !compiz | 19:44 |
ubottu | Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 19:44 |
badapple | well_laid_lawn, the themes .. i already have it installed | 19:44 |
well_laid_lawn | did you even read the bot reply? | 19:45 |
badapple | i dont speak very well english sorry :D .. | 19:45 |
badapple | i will look it | 19:45 |
badapple | well_laid_lawn, can you explain how can i chose themes i really dont understand nothing from the forum | 19:47 |
well_laid_lawn | badapple: I don't use compiz sorry - try in the compiz channel if no one else here knows | 19:48 |
badapple | well_laid_lawn, ok thanks =) | 19:51 |
badapple | somebody knows when ubuntu 12.04 is coming ? | 20:08 |
knome | april 2012 | 20:08 |
knome | Year.Month ... | 20:08 |
badapple | thanks =) | 20:08 |
badapple | does anybody know why when i click the botton for muting audio and when i press it again the audio did not starts ? .. it sirve only for muting =( | 20:32 |
pimperle | one of my two xubuntu installation shows the onscreen keyboard after i login. how can i permanently disable (not just hide) it? | 20:51 |
pimperle | i couldn't find it in the session's autostart-tab | 20:51 |
pimperle | /etc/xdg/autostart/onboard-autostart.desktop has OnlyShowIn=GNOME;Unity; | 20:51 |
beardygnome | pimperle: you need to disable gnome services | 20:51 |
pimperle | set, so it should not start | 20:51 |
pimperle | ah, i see | 20:51 |
pimperle | so gnome-services means anything with GNOME in it in /etc/xdg/autostart/ | 20:52 |
beardygnome | settings -> session and startup -> advanced | 20:52 |
pimperle | wow, weechat has tab-completion support when chatting | 20:52 |
beardygnome | untick "launch gnome services on startup" | 20:52 |
pimperle | but won't disabling gnome services also disable other parts? | 20:52 |
beardygnome | it's a known bug | 20:52 |
pimperle | the /etc/xdg/autostart/ file mentions a GSetting called screen-keyboard-enabled. maybe i could disable that setting somewhere | 20:54 |
beardygnome | pimperle: i've had no problems since disabling the gnome services | 20:55 |
beardygnome | i can't see what they were doing when they were enabled | 20:55 |
pimperle | i once used the gnome keyring daemon to automatically add ssh keys upon login | 20:56 |
pimperle | but it broke 2 or three releases ago and i never tried it again | 20:56 |
pimperle | ok, i disabled it and will see if it comes back next time i log in | 20:57 |
pimperle | what is the current state of the gnome keyring usage in xfce? do i have to prevent ssh-agent from starting in order to use the gnome daemon? | 20:59 |
pimperle | now i set a value in xfconf-query to disable the ssh agent, now i need to setup the session to eval the output of gnome-keyring-daemon | 21:35 |
pimperle | where can i enable that? | 21:35 |
well_laid_lawn | maybe in autostarted apps | 21:41 |
pimperle | well, i enabled the gnome services again and the keyring daemon's variables are properly set | 21:41 |
pimperle | now i'm back at removing the automatic startup of the keyboard | 21:41 |
pimperle | i thing, a short rm -f in /etc/xdg/autostart is in order | 21:41 |
boinkboink | Was wondering if the 11.10 installer has facilities to minimize wear and optimize performance when installing to SSD? | 23:43 |
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