=== htorque_ is now known as htorque === arif-ali is now known as arif-ali|afk [03:05] Christ that was silly... [03:06] LightDM changed from Unity2d to regular as default? === IdleOne is now known as pangolin === arif-ali|afk is now known as arif-ali === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson [11:12] So, Ive got a small bug on my 12.04 - can someone confirm a maximised chromium browser doesnt have close/maximise/minimise buttons?? [11:43] jussi - you still there? I just got back to myt computer [11:45] obelus: yup, still here [11:46] I'm running 12.04 on my laptop at the moment, just running an apt-get upgrade and then I'll install Chromium and see if that happens to me [11:47] You have an address bar still, right? [11:47] obelus: yeah, just the buttons for close, maximise and minimise are missing [11:47] Are you using Unity? [11:47] no [11:48] Im on Kubuntu [11:48] Ahhh. So normally your buttons are just on the title bar? Not up to date with KDE [11:48] thought the problem is only limited to chromiums with titlebars turned off [11:49] is that an option in Chromium? [11:49] Just trying to work out how much I can do to try to reproduce the problem so I can see if I can work it out [11:49] yeah, chromium option [11:49] I'm guessing that it might be a bug in the Chromium package though, but I'll see if I can do anything [11:49] and its only an issue on maximised chromium. [11:50] ie. non maximised looks like: http://wstaw.org/m/2012/01/20/plasma-desktopeJ2719.png [11:50] maximised: http://wstaw.org/m/2012/01/20/plasma-desktopkR2719.png [11:52] ... lol, just switched from the tty terminal to graphical, and now my thing won't log in to test it :P might be a minute, I'm hanging on the greeter [11:53] lol [11:53] someone broke something [11:53] :p my own fault, probably, not sure what I did to it though [11:53] It logged in, just took a while [11:54] I'd given up and started doing the REISUB thing and it just started after the R [11:55] When I turned off 'use system title bar and borders' [11:55] the buttons appeared on the left isde of the window [11:55] side* [11:56] Awesome, my laptop's online here now. [11:58] I don't suppose yours appeared on the left too? (would be weird, but worth asking *shrug*) [12:01] obelus: nope, not anywhere [12:04] jussi: :/ sounds like it's a bug in the way it works just with KDE, because it works fine for me... your packages all up to date? [12:19] obelus: yeah, up to date. Ill bug kde peoples :) [12:27] jussi: Sorry I couldn't help:( best of luck with it... [12:29] One last thing just popped into my mind, did it happen as soon as you installed it or was it after a change or update...? I'd suggest purging the package and reinstalling it if it happened after something else. [12:34] are there plans to update gnome classic with workable top and bottom bars? [12:35] meerkats: Im pretty sure thats available now [12:36] jussi, I have problems to get rid of redundant access icons [12:36] !notunity [12:36] Ubuntu 11.10 uses GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic [12:36] they just wont go [12:37] meerkats: other than that, I cant really help. (Im a kde user) [12:37] lol, ok [12:37] what will 12.04 be? unity too? [12:38] yep [12:38] am I missing functions by sticking to gnome classic? [12:39] i can't answer that. it depends on what you want. [13:06] He left already, but I'd like to point out that gnome classic already has workable top and bottom bars. [13:06] There's a key you need to press to change them, but that's it. [13:17] anyone else got unity3d breakage today? [13:17] I can't get to a desktop in 3d, just a blank wallpaper [13:19] Damn it. I upgraded already. [13:19] Better not restart my session [13:20] it could easily be just me [13:21] Well, I just tried 'unity --replace' and it worked alright [13:30] Has anyone attempted to install vmware on ubuntu 12? [13:45] thanks for hdspmixer :) [13:46] Hi all [14:46] in 12.04, gnome GUI, are you going to develope a calendar with multiple places and hours/weather to be displayed simultaneously? [14:46] example: time both for london and tokyo === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:01] for gnome-shell ? [15:02] i am not exactly sure about that, but i heard someone was making an extension that does that [15:05] meerkats, If you are talking about gnome-shell, I wouldn't expect you to find the answer in this channel. [15:09] oh yeah, the relevant channel is #gnome right? [15:10] Indeed. [16:19] anyone on the new kernel with sound issues? [16:21] I have to boot up yet today from yesterday's upgrades (about a weeks worth) [16:22] I think the new kernel (3.2.0-10) made it in the last few hours [16:23] hggdh, which soundcard , and have you setup alsamixer and pulseaudio if installed? [16:25] BluesKaj: nVidia high-def, pulseaudio up. Booting to 3.2.0-9 gives me sound. Will have to reboot on -10 to pursue it [16:29] hggdh, maybe your snd module isn't loaded in the new kernel, check the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf to make sure it's Card0 [16:29] will do. But... if this is the case, it is still a break [16:31] you could always find in the 09 kernel alsa-base.conf file and the reload with modprobe snd_nameofmodule [16:32] aamof I haven't rebooted sonce the new kernel was updated either [16:32] since [16:32] will test it all as soon as the current meeting I am in is done [16:32] yeah , gonna reboot here ..bbiab [16:37] hmm , just rebooted with new kernel and audio is fine here [17:15] Hi, I installed Unity 5 on Oneiric, everything worked fine, until I wanted to launch Deja-dup tool from the Dash. Instead of DD, System settings window appeared and kept reappearing after close until logout. Is there some solution? [17:20] Ah, probably a missing link to libunity.so.6 [18:59] is anyone else's GTK programs being rendered with a black background in KDE? :( [19:03] I just got an error saying WARNING: gnome-keyring:: no socket to connect to" when running an upgrade, anyone know how I could go about fixing that? [19:11] will the panel clock come back automatically, or must I reinstall it manually? [19:12] jo-erlend: try installing indicator-datetime [19:13] trism, do I have to restart Unity, or can I just run indicator-datetime? [19:15] nevermind, I just restarted it and my clock is back :) [19:15] thanks trism :) [21:13] The performance improvements are now available without the Unity PPA? [21:15] thechef, Both precise repositories and unity ppa have unity 5.0 [21:21] okay, thanks - I'm trying to compare the performance of moving windows with Lucid (just by the eye) and if 12.04 capable is capable even on atom with intel graphics to display a clicked context menu while you still here the click. Lucid satisfied this expectation easily and I now see that Precise is trying to catch up, I hope it will be a 100% as fast when it's released [21:27] thechef, were you using compiz on lucid? Otherwise, it's not a fair comparison. [21:30] Daekdroom, yes - but it wasn't even a correct comparison yet. As I don't have a dual boot configuration and didn't install any measurement devices yet. (you would need some sort of camera which takes a 1000 pictures per second, right?) [21:30] You're right. It'd hardly be a correct comparison. === EyesIsServer is now known as EyesIsAsleep [22:28] Is 12.04 usable yet or is it still buggy? [22:29] Guest497: its alpha 1 - what do you expect? [22:31] How can it be buggy, though - why are different versions of software incompatible? [22:32] Guest497: please read up what alpha status means [22:32] I know what it means [22:33] I just don't understand how a distro can be buggy. Obviously immature software is buggy, but all the software in alpha 1 is mature [22:38] Guest497: well, gtk is 3.3.8, so that isn't really true [22:46] And it's not about the software being mature. [22:47] There has to be some slight tweaks, even when you work with every software stable, when you update something (specially libraries). [22:54] in unity, is there a stable way of shrinking the bar icons? [22:54] or, is it being developed? [22:54] meerkats, you mean the launcher? [22:55] yes Daekdroom [22:55] meerkats, install compizconfig-settings-manager [22:56] then, run 'ccsm', Find "Ubuntu Unity Plugin", and under the Experimental tab, mess with the Launcher icon size slider. [23:03] Daekdroom, is it enough with turning back ? I dont see any accept or apply icon [23:04] meerkats, it should work from the next time you open the launcher, why? [23:04] Daekdroom, do I have to enable the plug in? [23:05] meerkats, if it's disabled, you're not using Unity. [23:05] aa.. [23:06] Have in mind that Unity and Unity-2D(also called Unity-qt) are fairly different [23:06] crap... i DONT KNOW IN WHICH ON i AM... sorry [23:07] If the plugin is disabled, then you must be using Unity-2D, for which I don't know how (and if it's possible) to change the launcher icon size. [23:08] you can't in ubuntu 2 [23:09] should I disable it? being in unity2d