[00:38] <StormStrikes> anyone on here familiar with libre office calc print ranges?
[00:56] <GridCube> nope
[00:57] <GridCube> StormStrikes, you should ask #libreoffice
[01:39]  * phillip is trying to connect a hp RJ316AA bluetooth pc card mouse on ubuntustudio 11.10 running xfce. any help?
[01:43] <GridCube> phillip, are you using blueman?
[01:52] <phillip> bluemon?
[01:52] <phillip> oh i see it
[01:53] <phillip> one sec
[01:55]  * phillip wonders is the pass key 0000  (yes im using blueman)
[02:28] <phillip> quit
[03:05] <visitor1> i can manage to disable "change attributes for files with mv cp" in krusader, anybody has a clue?
[03:06] <visitor1> i cant manage to disable "change attributes for files with mv cp" in krusader, anybody has a clue?
[06:15] <kenneho> Hi all, does anyone here know how I can disable wifi roaming in Xubuntu 11.10?
[06:51] <shevan> kenneho, I see how you could disable it for exact wireless network. You need just disable that checkbox it in network manager connections.
[07:02] <kenneho> shevan: Thanks for replying. I can't seem to find a roaming checkbox in network manager.. Can you point me to where it's at?
[07:05] <shevan> Well, click on nm applet on the panel. The last entry of menu is something like 'Edit'. There you click on 'wireless' tab (or named smth like that) and edit connection in it. the checkbox is under the connection name
[07:07] <shevan> the last menu entry is 'edit connetctions', as google says
[07:10] <kenneho> shevan: Thanks, I've found edit connections, and the wireless tab. But as far as I can see there is no roaming checkbox anywhere.
[07:13] <shevan> kenneho, well, i ment 'Connect automatically' checkbox. I thought that's the thing you're looking for http://dakotux.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/screenshot-editing-auto-2wire583.png
[08:00] <_Pete_> morning
[08:01] <_Pete_> is it possible to configure how much parole movie player goes forward/backward from the buttons/keyboard ?
[08:40] <kenneho> shevan: Ah I see, you ment I should just uncheck "connect automatically" and leave only one access point left to connect automatically to? I will try that.
[11:35] <fgy> quit
[12:24] <dirtycookie> hello people, i have the newest version of xubuntu and wanted to use youtube-dl to extract audio from youtube. but i get the warning message that ffmpeg doesnt wanna convert to mp3
[12:24] <dirtycookie> can someone hlep
[13:38] <Sysi> dirtycookie: try some firefox addon, I liked downloadhelper
[13:38] <Sysi> you need to have ffmpeg installed and possibly some plugins for it
[13:38] <Sysi> is nautilus really included in default installation because of file-roller?
[13:39] <dirtycookie> Sysi: i agree but my eeepc hast little recources to do that so i need a little more efficient method
[13:40] <Sysi> that should be nothing like cpu-intensive.. unlike converting with ffmpeg anyway is
[13:40] <Sysi> ah, after removing globalmenu-stuff I could remove nautilus
[13:41] <dirtycookie> Sysi: well i have a 8 inch screen and every additional window open is horrible, you dont have another solution to my problem
[13:43] <Sysi> you can switch windows with alt+tab
[13:59] <dusf> do i need to install something to use bluetooth with xubuntu 11.04?
[14:08] <ablomen> dusf, i use blueman for bluetooth, you can find it in the ubuntu software center
[14:24] <dusf> ablomen: trying to install it now
[14:29] <dusf> ablomen: it's installed now, shouldn't it be in main menu > syster?
[14:29] <dusf> *system
[14:30] <ablomen> it should be in your tray
[14:30] <ablomen> there should be a bluetooth icon there
[14:30] <dusf> ablomen: there's not
[14:31] <ablomen> then try running blueman-manager in your terminal and see if you have errors
[14:31] <ablomen> it might not start automaticly when you install btw
[14:31] <ablomen> it should at boot though
[14:31] <ablomen> or login actually
[14:31] <GridCube> it should if he plugs/unplugs bluetooth receptor
[14:33] <dusf> putting blueman-manager into term installed something and brought up the manager
[14:35] <ablomen> ok in the future it should run on startup, or maybe when you plug in the bluetooth thingy (if applicable)
[14:37] <ablomen> oh and if it still did not show up you can press alt+f2 and enter "blueman-applet &" for now
[14:39] <dusf> ablomen, GridCube: thanks guys, so far this is working way better than bluetooth used to on 10.10/10.04
[14:39] <GridCube> :)
[14:44] <dusf> GridCube: hmm, where's it saving the files to? not in my ~ or /downloads
[14:44] <dusf> no option in preferences
[14:45] <Sysi> ablomen: & isn't really needed when using xfrun4
[14:45] <GridCube> dusf, sorry i don't know what you are talking abou
[14:45] <GridCube> dusf, anyway you should check your ~/ directory
[14:46] <ablomen> Sysi, yeah i guess so, since STDOUT go's nowhere anyway
[14:46] <GridCube> press ctrl-h and look if one of the hidden folder is named like .bluetooth?
[14:46] <GridCube> dunno
[14:46] <dusf> found i can manually browse the phone and copy what i need
[14:47] <GridCube> :)
[15:01] <doubletwist> Anyone having issues with the screensaver crashing? I keep coming back to work to see my desktop sitting there, not locked. :(
[17:35] <Arpad2> hello
[17:35] <Arpad2> any ideas for this problem? https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+question/180016
[17:38] <TheSheep> looks like you pulled in some incompatible packages from some ppas
[17:39] <Arpad2> TheSheep: i cant add or remove any software
[17:41] <Arpad2> however I think this error happened while updating in installing upgrades a harware failure happened
[17:46] <YeahRight_> i installed the latest xubuntu updates but now after reboot my display settings dont show all resolutions i had before...i would like to enable a higher resolution than i can select right now, one that worked fine before the latest updates..how can i fix this?
[17:49] <jana46> I've 2 ext. usb disk who seemed to be locked? Anyone knows waht this means?
[17:49] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: I had to set up own xorg.conf file with 'Section Screen' and relevant Subsections to get resolutions I wanted.
[17:50] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes : thanks for replying..where exactly would i do that?
[17:51] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: see man 5 xorg.conf
[17:52] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: you can run (from memory) Xorg :1 -configure to get a basic one generated (the :1 may come after -configure, check manual)
[17:52] <YeahRight_> i cant probe my graphic card somehow?
[17:52] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: Xorg server will do it for you
[17:53] <YeahRight_> can i do this in a xterm?
[17:53] <YeahRight_> or how can i shutdown the xserver itself again..it has been a while :P
[17:54] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: not sure, if you do make sure you don't use the :0 serever whiuch is running
[17:54] <TVasEyes> *which
[17:55] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: you can switch to console while server keeps running, Ctrl-Alt-F1, then log in as root
[17:55] <YeahRight_> ah
[17:55] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: return to X with Alt-F7
[17:56] <YeahRight_> nice
[18:16] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes No command 'xorg' found, did you mean:
[18:17] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: is Xorg, uppercase X.
[18:18] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: also, you should find additional info on current session in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:23]  * TVasEyes is away: gone for coffee..
[18:24] <YeahRight_> ok thx again
[18:52] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes : i get a segmentation fault now :-(
[18:53]  * TVasEyes is back (gone 00:30:00)
[18:53] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: and you did what?
[18:54] <well_laid_lawn> !away | TVasEyes
[18:54] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes run xorg -configure
[18:54] <YeahRight_> Xorg
[18:55] <YeahRight_> i stopped lightdm before
[18:56] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: you've one server running (:0), when you do the -configure to get xorg.conf generated use Xorg :1 -configure to avoid conflict
[18:56] <YeahRight_> i dont think thats the problem..i already killed the server :0
[18:57] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: right, any relevant info in dmesg or Xorg.0.log?
[18:58] <YeahRight_> i prob should have mentioned xubuntu is running under vmware workstation btw
[18:59] <YeahRight_> i'll try to put the log online
[18:59] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: no idea whether that makes a difference, you have guest stuff installed?
[18:59] <YeahRight_> yup
[18:59] <YeahRight_> and it shouldt make a difference i suppose since it worked fine before the latest updates
[19:00] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: ok, paste link and I'll have a look.
[19:00] <YeahRight_> i mean i should be able to generate my supported resolutions i suppose
[19:00] <YeahRight_> will do..thanks for the support TVasEyes
[19:01] <YeahRight_> rebooting now..need x for easy copy and paste of log :P
[19:01] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: use Xorg.0.log.old
[19:02] <YeahRight_> k
[19:02] <TVasEyes> ubutto: ok, undid the away msg in settings.
[19:10] <GridCube> !guidelines | TVasEyes
[19:10] <GridCube> :D
[19:10] <TVasEyes> ubottu, GridCube: thanks, me newbie
[19:12] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes : Xorg.0.log.old is no longer the original log somehow..however i tried with :1 too and that obisoul caused the same error and Xorg.1.log is still there
[19:14] <YeahRight_> TVasEyes : http://pastebin.com/QM6hK67h for Xorg.0.log.old and http://pastebin.com/7dggTQNh for Xorg.1.log
[19:14] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: ok, you'll upload that?  Xorg.0.log becomes Xorg.0.log.old on every restart
[19:14] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: ok
[19:15] <YeahRight_> yeah but i only restarted once and still the crash Xorg.0.log didnt become Xorg.0.log.old  somehow..
[19:34] <YeahRight_> any clue TVasEyes ?
[19:43] <kora-chan> Hey, I'm using oneiric and have sort of a strange problem. I downloaded the iconset Neu from here http://www.silvestre.com.ar/?p=56. These were the icons I used basically in all previous versions of xfce. Installed the icons in /usr/share/icons and chose them in settings. However thunar only displays the desktop icon correctly, all the others are some grey fallback-icons. Nautilus however displays all icons correct, 
[19:46] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: sticking my neck out, seems in the log with segfault problem occured when there was no framebuffer at the time when vesa driver tried loading
[19:46] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: did that happen after you 'killed' the Xserver?
[19:48] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: what happen if you do Xorg :1 -configure while :0 still runs? (ought to work)
[20:05] <projekt26> why is xubuntu so awesome!
[20:07] <CiPi> Xfce is. :)
[20:12] <Wolfsherz> what is the advantage of xfce over unity?
[20:14] <Sysi> it doesn't require 3D, it's simple and has nice windowmanager setup
[20:14] <Sysi> lots of options for customizing
[20:15] <GridCube> we like it more
[20:15] <GridCube> :P
[20:18] <Wolfsherz> granted, unity is awful, or at l east i can not get used to it. but why is xfce the window manager to go for?
[20:19] <beardygnome> Wolfsherz: what are you looking for in a desktop?
[20:19] <Sysi> it's the 90s style you like and nicer configs than lxde
[20:20] <Wolfsherz> beardygnome: i really wish they sticked with gnome2
[20:20] <Wolfsherz> but with unity i need an alternative now
[20:20] <beardygnome> Wolfsherz: xfce is quite similar to gnome2
[20:20] <projekt26>  I installed xubuntu a few days ago and it was the first time a default install desktop didn't annoy the shit out of me.. all I had to do was turn off window shadows
[20:20] <beardygnome> both have the panel layouts
[20:21] <beardygnome> both are gtk based
[20:21] <Wolfsherz> on a screenshot i saw a macintosh-like bottom-bar, how can that be enabled?
[20:21] <projekt26> oh yeah that mac style panel was the other thing I disabled
[20:21] <Wolfsherz> its not enabled by default, isnt it?
[20:21] <projekt26> it is
[20:22] <beardygnome> Wolfsherz: the bottom panel is there by default
[20:22] <Wolfsherz> uh, it doesnt show up on my laptop
[20:22] <GridCube> just move your mouse to the bottom of the screen
[20:22] <GridCube> it autohides
[20:23] <Wolfsherz> nope, does not show up
[20:23] <beardygnome> do you have the top panel?
[20:23] <Wolfsherz> yes
[20:23] <beardygnome> do you have a bottom panel at all?
[20:24] <Wolfsherz> no, there is just blank space
[20:24] <Sysi> add panel and add launchers to that, expanding separators to both sides or not full-width panel
[20:24] <Sysi> set alpha to be like 30%
[20:24] <beardygnome> go to settings -> settings manager -> panel
[20:25] <Wolfsherz> laptop is restarting
[20:25] <beardygnome> intentionally?
[20:26] <kora-chan> hm just popped to my mind, when hearing the unity/xfce discussion,... overall i like xfce more, it just feels more responsive. i recently added indicator-appmenu to my xfce panel since i have a small screnn and dont want to waste the menu bar pixels ;). is there anything like in unity that removes the titlebar from maximized windows and pust the clso/minimize buttons in the panel?
[20:26] <Wolfsherz> yeah, maybe it will be back then =)
[20:26] <m1chael> i'm new here.. i just want to start by saying that xubuntu is pretty nice.. i used it over the weekend and used it as a live cd to recover data from over 30 computers.. i didn't have 1 problem with it at all
[20:30] <TVasEyes> YeahRight_: did you reinstall vmware-tools after upgrade?
[20:35] <Wolfsherz> another question, can i change the login screen to something that resembles ubuntu?
[20:36] <Wolfsherz> ok the bottom bar is there, now when i touch the bottom with the mouse the bar shows up
[20:40] <beardygnome> both of them use lightdm for the login screen, so you should be able to get hold of the ubuntu lightdm theme
[20:41] <beardygnome> i'm not sure where from, but you could try asking in an ubuntu channel
[20:42] <Wolfsherz> thanks beardygnome
[20:43] <Wolfsherz> can someone tell me the standard clock options format line?
[20:44] <beardygnome> mine is HH:MM
[20:44] <beardygnome> i think that's the standard
[20:45] <GridCube> Wolfsherz, %a %d %b %R ?
[20:45] <GridCube> %a, %d %b  %H:%M  ?
[20:46] <Wolfsherz> exactly GridCube ,thank you!
[20:46] <knome> %a %b %c %e %e %sound_of_music
[20:55] <projekt26> is there a command to bring up the 'are you sure you want to reboot' dialog? I would like to bind it to ctrl-alt-del
[20:56] <TheSheep> projekt26: there is xfce4-session
[20:56] <TheSheep> xfce4-session-logout
[20:56] <projekt26> thank you
[20:57] <TheSheep> it's not exactly a confirmation though
[20:58] <TheSheep> but you could display your own confirmation and use that to logout if it is confirmed
[20:59] <projekt26> I kind of like it this way :)
[20:59] <TheSheep> cool
[21:38] <vitor_> Good evening. I was wandering if somebody would be willing to help me solve a small Xubuntu problem, please.
[21:39] <vitor_> I have a fresh xubuntu 11.10 installation, and Firefox hangs on startup about half of the times I launch it.
[21:42] <vitor_> Looking at the task manager, I see that there are actually two firefox processes in memory when I launch it
[21:43] <vitor_> And if I kill one of them, firefox un-hangs
[21:44] <vitor_> Does anyone have any clue as to why this may be happening?
[21:47] <projekt26> do you have a lot of addons installed in firefox?
[21:49] <vitor_> No, it's a fresh install.
[21:49] <vitor_> This happens even if I launch from the terminal
[21:50] <projekt26> even on first launch?
[21:51] <projekt26> otherwise you might find some info here: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs#Hang_at_exit and here http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_in_use
[21:54] <vitor_> Yes, even on first launch.
[21:54] <_superVillain> terminator is magical i tell you, just thought i would put my 2 cents in :)
[21:55] <vitor_> I have no firefox processes, then I launch it, and suddenly there are two of them.
[21:55] <vitor_> Weird.
[21:55] <vitor_> Well, I'll post on the forums for help.
[21:55] <vitor_> Thanks anyway. :)
[21:56] <projekt26> yea sorry I have no idea what could cause this
[23:14] <RandomTomte> I need help.