[00:03] <leo> is there any way to install all multimedia codecs available? Im using ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS
[00:06] <wxl> you mean lubuntu?
[00:09] <wxl> seems like you could just use medibuntu
[00:13] <leo> yes lubuntu
[00:13] <leo> no... i have downloaded lubuntu dont want to download another iso
[00:15] <wxl> uh
[00:15] <wxl> go look up medibuntu
[00:15] <wxl> it is NOT a distribution
[00:16] <wxl> it is a repository of non-free stuff
[00:55] <wxl> hahah
[00:55] <wxl> oops wrong channel
[01:31] <LubuntuPowered> how do you turn off notifications?
[01:31] <LubuntuPowered> it
[01:31] <LubuntuPowered> it's annoying
[01:57] <krasnozer> the lubuntu minimal install, did anyone here tried it ?
[03:33] <holstein> LubuntuPowered: you could remove whatever is generating them.. i forget what it is... *-notify?
[03:33] <holstein> if you open synaptic and search notify, and through out a few, i'll know
[03:54] <l057c0d3r> hello everyone, I was wondering if there was a mailing list or rss feed for new enteries into default repositories for the package manager?
[03:55] <l057c0d3r> say a new office program or app is added, or new educational apps...
[04:03] <holstein> l057c0d3r: there wont be new ones added
[04:03] <holstein> think of the repos as being frozen kind of
[04:03] <holstein> they get updates.. security updates, to a certain point
[04:04] <l057c0d3r> what...
[04:04] <holstein> l057c0d3r: like, ubuntu 10.04 for example
[04:04] <holstein> it doesnt get firefox 8 or whatever they are up to
[04:04] <l057c0d3r> thats ok dont use firefox
[04:04] <holstein> it just gets the latest 3.x or whatever it was
[04:04] <holstein> l057c0d3r: its just an example
[04:05] <holstein> if a new browser comes out, it doesnt get added to 10.04
[04:05] <holstein> OR 11.10 for that matter
[04:05] <holstein> it would be added in for 12.04
[04:05] <holstein> more likely, it would be added into debian upstream (AFAIK) and trickle in that way
[04:05] <l057c0d3r> i see
[04:06] <l057c0d3r> thanks for that information
[04:06] <phillw> holstein: as lubuntu uses Chromium as the default browser, I am not really suprised that it does not pick up FFox updates?
[04:06] <l057c0d3r> chromium isnt bad
[04:06] <holstein> its just an example
[04:06] <l057c0d3r> i like developer tools..
[04:06] <holstein> all of the apps are kind of frozen
[04:06] <holstein> new apps dont get added in to 11.10
[04:06] <l057c0d3r> however im disipointed in the adblock addon. works better on firefox
[04:07] <l057c0d3r> anyway thanks for the information
[04:07] <holstein> as the software center matures, there will be more commercial apps that would be added on
[04:07] <phillw> There has been a delay in backporting things to 10.04 some of pcmanfm is not happy, it is on his list of things to do.
[04:07] <l057c0d3r> new to this flavor of linux...  moved from gentoo fluxbox
[04:08] <holstein> also, lubuntu = ubuntu
[04:08] <holstein> the same repos
[04:09] <l057c0d3r> a lot different when it comes to installing stuff.  and a lot faster...
[04:09] <holstein> so, if something gets an upgrade, its upgraded there for everything
[04:09] <phillw> lubuntu chooses its default programmes carefully, whilst you are free to add any others you want - you need to keep them updated, lubuntu will only update the standard ones.
[04:09] <holstein> lubuntu will update the packages you have installed
[04:09] <holstein> the package manger will
[04:09] <l057c0d3r> u sure they use the same repos..  because there is a game on ubuntu that cost 3$ that i cant find anywhere on lubuntu in software manager :-p
[04:10] <holstein> if you install firefox, and it gets rev'd, it gets it just like buntu
[04:10] <l057c0d3r> what is that app..
[04:10] <holstein> l057c0d3r: take a look
[04:10] <holstein> open up your sources and look for secret.lubuntu.source
[04:10] <holstein> i dont see that
[04:10] <holstein> i see just buntu ones
[04:11] <Unit193> The game on Ubuntu that costs is in the software center, that has pay for software, Lubuntu doesn't have that software center
[04:11] <holstein> everything is open... dont take anyones word for it... open it up and take a look around :)
[04:11] <l057c0d3r> is it possible to install it?
[04:11] <holstein> yeah, its in the repos ;)
[04:11] <Unit193> Exactly
[04:11] <l057c0d3r> k thanks
[04:11] <phillw> l057c0d3r: we do not currently have the 'paid for apps' that ubuntu has. the overhead for even running that as a search breaks the rules of memory / cpu usage. If you want the full Ubuntu software center, simply install ubuntu?
[04:12] <holstein> keep in mind that lubuntu has chosen this particular package set for speed though
[04:12] <l057c0d3r> i like the light interface and how it runs
[04:12] <holstein> so, if you add a lot of things from main normal buntu, you can bog it back down
[04:12] <l057c0d3r> thats why i have lubuntu
[04:12] <l057c0d3r> and my games run better / other apps because of less resources being used :-)
[04:12] <phillw> holstein: indeed
[04:13] <holstein> would the software center bog it down? i dont think so
[04:13] <Unit193> Software center isn't lightweight
[04:13] <l057c0d3r> right but its not running all the time
[04:13] <holstein> yeah, but its not running in the background right?
[04:13] <Unit193> Correct
[04:13] <phillw> holstein: it has taken a lot of tweaks just to get a lubuntu version.
[04:13] <l057c0d3r> thats all that matters to me
[04:13] <l057c0d3r> thanks
[04:14] <holstein> phillw: i bet, its nice and light, and slick too :)
[04:14] <l057c0d3r> so i could use it to download the game..  then play it with my less resource hungry lubuntu
[04:14] <holstein> l057c0d3r: correct
[04:14] <l057c0d3r> and sorry to say this but on my sisters top end lappy ubuntu dashboard lags up terrible
[04:14] <l057c0d3r> everything else is lightning fast
[04:14] <holstein> ubuntu 22:57 < jmcantrell> what are the various apps in xfce built with?
[04:14] <l057c0d3r> but items in the dashboard take forever to show up
[04:14] <holstein> opps
[04:15] <holstein> l057c0d3r: what dashboard?
[04:15] <holstein> unity?
[04:15] <l057c0d3r> yeah
[04:15] <l057c0d3r> thats why i have lubuntu
[04:15] <holstein> unity 2d is pretty light actually
[04:15] <l057c0d3r> nothing but problems with unity on every system i've tried it on
[04:15] <holstein> eh, im not going to use it, but its tested ok for me
[04:16] <l057c0d3r> right it test fine
[04:16] <l057c0d3r> but you will notice on startup sometimes it takes 5 to 8 min before all menu items in its dashboard show up..  even on top end systems..
[04:16] <l057c0d3r> now on a desktop you may not notice as much because you don't restart near as often
[04:17] <l057c0d3r> but anyway enough babling
[04:17] <phillw> if you guys & gals just want to have a chat about things, please use the #lubuntu-offtopic area. It is not logged like here & it's a great channel to chill out on & discuss things on instead of the logged support channel :)
[04:17] <l057c0d3r> thanks for the info and take it easy peeps
[04:17] <Unit193> Have a great night
[21:50] <Osmodivs> Hello. I am trying to Installa driver for my AcerONE D250 Netbook. The problem is, in the tutorial says I need to input this to know my model: lspci -vnn 14e4 But nothing happens, Is this the right way to know my Wifi model?
[21:56] <Unit193> You could just run lspci to get the model number
[21:59] <Osmodivs> I am trying to find out whether a PCI device is supported by the b43 or b43legacy drivers,
[22:00] <Osmodivs> But I guess it is, since just typing: lspci -vv tells me that "Kernel driver in uses: b43-pci-bridge"
[22:00] <Unit193> You were looking for the command    lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4   (You missed the grep)
[22:01] <Osmodivs> Ah, well, I was using it like this: lspci -vvnn grep | 14e4
[22:01] <Unit193> Heh, yeah. You need to pipe it into grep ;)
[22:02] <Osmodivs> Unit193: Thx
[22:03] <Unit193> Sure, got what you need?
[22:03] <Osmodivs> Yep
[22:03] <Osmodivs> Now lets see if I can compile a driver :D
[22:51] <Osmodivs_> Is there a way to put a gcc compiler by default in Lubuntu? I was trying to install a wifi firmware and asked me for a "make", do I downloaded "make" and did make on the firmware, but now i get a "no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH"
[22:51] <Osmodivs_> Man!
[22:51] <Osmodivs_> This is outraegous
[22:52] <Osmodivs_> or whatever you spell that
[22:52] <Osmodivs_> Anywho...
[22:58] <wxl> now that's just weird
[22:59] <wxl> Osmodivs_ i've got make and gcc and pretty much have a default install that's never run on wifi
[22:59] <wxl> i don't thinki've ever had a reason to have make or gcc installed
[22:59] <wxl> and yet i have both
[22:59] <Osmodivs_> Well, my verion of Lubuntu wants me to install such packages
[23:00] <wxl> what version?
[23:00] <wxl> and how are you installing this wifi stuff?
[23:00] <Osmodivs_> 11.10 32bits
[23:00] <wxl> apt-get?
[23:01] <Osmodivs_> Well, I have an Acer ONE D250, so they come with this Broadcom wifi and I need a firmware
[23:01] <wxl> so apt-get install firmware-b43-installer or whatever it is?
[23:01] <Osmodivs_> The thing is, I do not have an ethernet cable, So i guess thas the only choice
[23:01] <wxl> oh gawd
[23:02] <wxl> so how did you download make???
[23:02] <Osmodivs_> I was trying to do it with .tarballs but I got this C compiler problem
[23:02] <wxl> ok here's my totally not lazy absolutely serious best thing for you solution:
[23:02] <wxl> (ready?)
[23:02] <wxl> go buy an ethernet cable
[23:02] <Osmodivs_> I downloaded make with my other PC, wich only has WiFi
[23:02] <wxl> it will be more of a pain in the butt to do it without the internet than it will with
[23:03] <Osmodivs_> Yeah, I guess that's the only solution. CABLE
[23:03] <wxl> even if it takes you all day to go make the money for and buy an ethernet cable
[23:03] <wxl> other option: resolve ALL the dependencies yourself
[23:03] <Osmodivs_> I 'll just go to a cyber-cafè
[23:03] <wxl> manually
[23:03] <Osmodivs_> Nah
[23:03] <Osmodivs_> there must be like 250 of those dependecies
[23:04] <Osmodivs_> It's pretty much a light Lubuntu
[23:04] <wxl> even if there's 10 it's still a pain in the butt
[23:05] <wxl> i must say tho
[23:05] <wxl> i'm worried about your lack of gcc/make
[23:05] <wxl> i seriously think that something must be wrong with the install
[23:05] <wxl> which method did you use to install?
[23:06] <Osmodivs_> LiveUSB
[23:06] <Osmodivs_> I checked if the USB was corrupted, and it was not
[23:06] <wxl> are you running off the liveusb or did you use a liveusb to install to hd?
[23:07] <Osmodivs_> It is already installed in my Acer ONE NetBook
[23:07] <Osmodivs_> I used a USB
[23:07] <wxl> just making sure
[23:08] <wxl> i don't see any reaosn why that would be any different
[23:08] <wxl> perplexing
[23:08] <Osmodivs_> Wich is strange, because Ubuntu worked "out of the box". Does this means Lubuntu ... you know, scks?
[23:08] <wxl> b43 doesn't work out of the box on just about anything
[23:08] <Osmodivs_> Well, Ubuntu did
[23:09] <Osmodivs_> I've had Ubuntu in this machine since 9.04
[23:09] <wxl> then why bother with the change?
[23:09] <Osmodivs_> But decide to change when Unity came
[23:09] <Osmodivs_> and Gnome3
[23:09] <wxl> if that's your only problem just install lubuntu-desktop and get rid of gnome
[23:09] <Osmodivs_> It's anetbook, so Ubuntu is too heavy
[23:10] <Osmodivs_> Well, I decided to do a frsh install of Lubuntu
[23:10] <Osmodivs_> Deleting Gnome stuff kinda broke my system
[23:11] <wxl> !purelxde ! Osmodivs_
[23:11] <wxl> oh sheesh
[23:11] <Unit193> !purelxde | Osmodivs_
[23:11] <wxl> thx ubot5
[23:12] <wxl> uh
[23:12] <wxl> Unit193:
[23:12] <Unit193> Still isn't quite as good as a fresh install
[23:12] <Osmodivs_> Yep, thats the tutorial I followed
[23:12] <Unit193> Sure wxl
[23:12] <Osmodivs_> and it BROKE my system
[23:12] <Osmodivs_> not all system are made the same