=== jalcine is now known as JackyAlcine [02:51] adjust font size in the main menu ?..... [02:51] 10pt default fonts on a 1280x720 42" lcd .... [02:51] 'jus sayin ... [02:51] heh [03:04] kop: Hi, You talking to who? [05:38] clache, myself usually [05:39] Ah ok. I have a question [05:39] I use Lubuntu 11.10 [05:40] I want my trackpoint go faater [05:40] But the accelaration and sensitivity are at maximum [05:42] The cursor take very long time to travel the screen. === smile4ever is now known as smile === smile is now known as smile4ever [19:55] Hi, i used Firefox on my Lubuntu11.10. When i press F11, i haven't got the MenuBar. Hover the mouse or press Alt don't make appear it. I try to change "browser.fullscreen.autohide" but it's the same thing. [19:57] Yep, fullscreen removes the menu [20:00] Unit193: Yes, but i must be reappear when i press Alt or place the mouse at top. [20:01] That's not what full screen does in Firefox [20:02] On other distros, it was ok. I'm surprise. [20:03] Really? I tried it on another *ubuntu and same thing [20:05] I change and the toolbar appear, not menubar. [20:05] ...And on a Windows VM I had handy... [20:08] Ussually, i don't use fullscreen. I place all buttons and adress bar on the menubar. It's maybe for this reason. I investigate my options, thanks to you. [21:30] Good afternoon, all- Who would I send an email to to let the webadmins know that the promotional banners/button images hosted on lubuntu.net are returning a 404? [21:33] Well, lubuntu-users {at sign here} lists.ubuntu.bomb (replace bomb with com) [21:33] Should do it [21:47] thanks, Unit193 [21:52] what is the method for taking a shared internet connection and making it so that the subordinate computer have an ip address in the same range was the primary ip address of the computer providing the share? I need to do this so my other computer can print to a network printer. [21:56] hypershock: you may be better asking in #ubuntu-beginners as that seems a general question and not lubuntu specific (there are more people on that channel) [22:02] phillw: thank you === Alcine is now known as jalcine === jalcine is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as jalcine [23:06] I remember that nautilus had an option to mount remote hosts? I know pcmanfm does not have this option. Is there a GUI program that does this? [23:07] Right now, I use ssh. But I'm sharing a host with my mentor and he is not comfortable with ssh's CLI... [23:08] I need a GUI program (file manager) just for mounting remote hosts and ability to point and click on files... [23:09] AmberJ; VNC? [23:09] !vnc [23:09] VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX [23:10] maybe, let me try...Which VNC client do you recommend, MrChrisDruif ? [23:10] * MrChrisDruif doesn't have experience with VNC....unless you count TeamViewer [23:11] heh....same as me. [23:11] SSHFS! [23:11] which supposedly the gvfs backend will handle [23:11] Would not using VNC require some something to be installed on server side (like sshd for ssh)? [23:11] wxl, linky? [23:11] everything requires a server [23:11] vnc [23:11] ssh [23:11] samba [23:13] sshfs sounds simple...let me try [23:17] AmberJ: you figure it out? [23:17] it *IS* easy [23:17] yes.. [23:17] ssh://user@server [23:17] sshfs user@domain: /dir/to/mount [23:17] oh you can do it in pcmanfm [23:17] and it will (potentially) remember your password if you want [23:17] oh [23:18] technically i guess i should say ssh://user@server/dir/to/mount [23:18] for someone who doesn't like cli that's much better [23:18] hi. I've just installed the latest lubuntu ISO and done a package update and it's failing with many segfaults and "very bad inconsistent state" for nvidia-common. I do not have an nvidia card. Is this a known bug? So far I cannot convince dpkg to remove it or reinstall it. [23:18] that's why i said the gvfs backends (to pcmanfm) will handle it :D [23:18] SystemParadox: latest = 11.10? [23:20] yes [23:20] intereesting [23:20] i do see this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1407999 [23:20] wxl, yes, your trick will be easier for my mentor. Thanks a lot :) [23:20] although is there somewhere I can check that for sure because the "new version available" dialog appeared!?! [23:20] AmberJ: no prob [23:21] SystemParadox: that's interesting. run lsb_release -a in terminal [23:22] segmentation fault [23:22] :( [23:22] seg fault on lsb_release?????????/ [23:22] and vim apparently [23:22] now I'm not happy [23:22] sounds like your system is borked [23:23] damn you apt and dpkg- you are far too complicated for your own good [23:27] SystemParadox: i know this is no consolation but i have had no such problems [23:28] much as I like python, the system package manager should not depend on it- that's just asking for trouble [23:28] is there some sort of reinstall-all option for apt or dpkg? [23:28] systemparadox: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9003020&postcount=4 [23:36] aha, the segfault isn't in vim, etc- I don't have it installed. It's in the apt missing executable handler thingy [23:48] hooray, neutering the nvidia-common prerm script has allowed dpkg/apt to fix everything [23:49] apparently I have 11.04 after all. not sure how that happened [23:58] everything seems to be working now- thanks wxl