gajbooks | What would be an easy to use package manager that lets you search by categories without any advanced options that would be good for a newbie. | 00:58 |
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phillw | gajbooks: LSC :) | 01:00 |
phillw | It will be fully ready for 12.04, but even under 11.10 it is doing quite well. Still a couple of minor niggles to sort out, but it is certainly functional for a new comer. | 01:01 |
phillw | gajbooks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ/Guides#How_to_install_Lubuntu_Software_Center | 01:03 |
gajbooks | I just wen't with the Ubuntu one. | 01:17 |
gajbooks | Thanks though. | 01:17 |
gajbooks | (Just the software-center package) | 01:17 |
metsys23 | hi there | 03:04 |
benonsoftware | Howdy metsys23 | 03:04 |
metsys23 | quick question: what office suite you recommend me? | 03:04 |
* benonsoftware uses LibreOffice | 03:05 | |
holstein | +1 | 03:05 |
metsys23 | ok, i will try it, thanks! | 03:07 |
metsys23 | (just install lubuntu, I will came here from now on) | 03:08 |
adam__ | Testing out Lubuntu 12.04 Beta, I keep getting errors and it wants to send a bug report, but all that does is take me to a website. Do I have to create an account just to send an error report? | 04:28 |
holstein | i would ask in #ubuntu+1 | 04:28 |
holstein | and, you can create a lauchpad account if you like | 04:28 |
adam__ | ok thanks | 04:30 |
stlsaint | adam__: yes to report a bug on launchpad you need to create an account | 04:55 |
stlsaint | spam and all... | 04:55 |
stlsaint | tata for now | 04:55 |
adam__ | thanks | 04:59 |
lubi | hi, where can i find lubuntu 11.10 PC (Intel x86) desktop CD MD5 Sum hash | 11:05 |
lubi | so i can compare it is it good | 11:05 |
smile4ever | lubi: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/11.10/release/ :) | 11:09 |
lubi | ty! | 11:10 |
smile4ever | you're welcome :) | 11:10 |
tata | I install Rakkarack 0.3.0 on Lubuntu 10.04, and do nothing, why? | 11:49 |
tata | Rakarrack | 11:50 |
Myrtti | well it's not in Ubuntu repositories... how did you install it? | 11:53 |
tata | from synaptic p.m. | 11:56 |
Myrtti | but it's not on repositories, so did you add a PPA? | 11:57 |
tata | also, install jack audio | 11:57 |
tata | whar is PPA | 12:06 |
tata | what | 12:06 |
AlanBell | !info rakkarack | 12:16 |
ubottu | Package rakkarack does not exist in oneiric | 12:16 |
smile4ever | personal package assistant :) | 12:16 |
smile4ever | a source from which you can get up-to-date software :) | 12:16 |
AlanBell | archive rather than assistant | 12:16 |
smile4ever | AlanBell: yeah :p I guessed the a :) | 12:18 |
topyli | Myrtti: rakarrack is in the repos | 12:18 |
AlanBell | !info rakarrack | 12:18 |
ubottu | rakarrack (source: rakarrack): Simple and easy guitar effects processor for GNU/Linux. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.6.1-3 (oneiric), package size 2455 kB, installed size 8368 kB | 12:18 |
topyli | just a typo :) | 12:18 |
Myrtti | so it is | 12:21 |
tata | but do not work | 12:25 |
AlanBell | tried running it from the command line? | 12:37 |
AlanBell | so in a terminal window type "rakarrack" hit return and see what happens | 12:38 |
metsys23 | hi there | 13:00 |
metsys23 | I just install lubuntu in my laptop, came from xubuntu that i belive is too heavy | 13:00 |
metsys23 | but after a fresh install I miss some things, for example: lubuntu have no ubuntu software center instaled, what you advise me to use to install apps? | 13:01 |
mlpokn | guys | 15:46 |
mlpokn | my brightness always gets maxed out at startup?! How can I fix it? | 15:46 |
pip__ | trying to install 12.04 beta1 from March 1st from alternate i386.iso off a flash drive created with unetbootin & I'm getting: this is not a valid ubuntu cd or words to that effect. Anybody have any clue what that's about? | 18:19 |
pip__ | md5sum was good by the way | 18:20 |
smile4ever | bye :) | 19:00 |
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Wooden_Android | hello! could someone help me figure out why my wireless adapter isn't working? | 19:38 |
Wooden_Android | it is a Intel(R) WiFi Link 1000 BGN | 19:38 |
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KM0201 | Wooden_Android: do you know what chipset it is? i assume its an intel of some sort, but i've been fooled before | 19:43 |
Wooden_Android | where/how do i find out the chipset? | 19:44 |
KM0201 | is it a usb or internal device? | 19:44 |
Wooden_Android | its internal | 19:44 |
KM0201 | open a terminal type lspci (LSPCi) and hit enter... loook through your devices, and find your wireless adapter | 19:45 |
Wooden_Android | a terminal in linux? or a terminal in windows? | 19:46 |
KM0201 | linux.. windows isn/t gonna tell you anything | 19:46 |
Wooden_Android | its difficult because i have to run windows to get on irc | 19:48 |
KM0201 | well, the only real way to find out, is to run that command under Linux... can you not cable yourself to your router for af ew minutes? | 19:48 |
Wooden_Android | i don't have an ethernet cable, but i have another computer so in a minute ill just get on irc on the other computer | 19:49 |
KM0201 | ok | 19:50 |
hydrozii | ok so lspci ? | 19:54 |
KM0201 | yes | 19:56 |
KM0201 | lspci | 19:56 |
hydrozii | alright it gives a lot of output, what are we looking for? | 19:57 |
KM0201 | find your wireless device | 19:58 |
hydrozii | just the Network controller? | 19:58 |
KM0201 | it'll look something like 'network controller: then read the description, and see if it mentions wireless" | 19:58 |
hydrozii | ok its.. Intel Corporation Centrino Wireless-N 1000 | 19:58 |
KM0201 | thats what lspci says? | 19:59 |
hydrozii | thats what it says about network controllers yes | 19:59 |
rfiaca | hi! what software you advise me to use in alternative to sugarsync? I am new in lubuntu, in windows i use sugarsync but i think there is no linux client to sugarsync :( | 20:00 |
KM0201 | hmm, that makes no sense | 20:00 |
KM0201 | what is sugarsync? | 20:00 |
hydrozii | :/ i can try to tell you as much info as i can think of that could be relevent? | 20:01 |
rfiaca | KM0201, is like dropbox, but with more free space :) | 20:01 |
KM0201 | hmm, never heard of it, so i'm guessing they don't have a Linux client | 20:01 |
KM0201 | hydrozii: kinda hard to say, cuz it doesn't sound like you're getting a chipset identification in your output | 20:03 |
rfiaca | yup, but what software you advise me to use instead of sugarsync, with a good linux client, and some more space that dropbox... :) | 20:03 |
KM0201 | um, Ubuntu 1 (i think thats what its called) has 5gigs for free | 20:04 |
KM0201 | but i don't know how much you consider "enough" | 20:04 |
rfiaca | KM0201, 5gb is nice, but i need a client to use in linux and windows machines | 20:05 |
hydrozii | maybe there is relevent output that i didn't say.. Communication controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family MEI Controller #1 (rev 04) | 20:05 |
KM0201 | i don't think thats it. | 20:05 |
KM0201 | actually, i'm almost sure it's not | 20:05 |
hydrozii | well.. what about Ethernet controller or ISA Bridge? | 20:06 |
KM0201 | ethernet might be it.. but unlikely whats it say? | 20:07 |
hydrozii | it says Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller (rev 06) | 20:08 |
KM0201 | that's for a cable connection | 20:08 |
hydrozii | i was reading https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/internet/C/troubleshooting-wireless.html | 20:09 |
hydrozii | and it recommends using sudo lshw -C network | 20:09 |
KM0201 | ok | 20:09 |
KM0201 | it really doesn't matter what you run, you need to figure out what chipset it is... i could give you 10 different commands that would tell you that.. it's just lspci is the easiest | 20:09 |
hydrozii | i tried it in the past and got none of the 4 outputs it says i should get but right now it reads DISABLED | 20:10 |
hydrozii | so how could my wireless adapter be disabled? | 20:11 |
KM0201 | even if its disabled, it should still show up in lspci | 20:11 |
hydrozii | the hardware switch is definitly on, and it works in windows | 20:11 |
KM0201 | type this in a terminal rfkill list | 20:12 |
KM0201 | does it say anything about wireless being blocked? | 20:12 |
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hydrozii | alright, for acer-wireless: Wireless LAN it gives me soft bocked: yes Hard blocked: no | 20:13 |
KM0201 | type this | 20:14 |
KM0201 | rkill unblock all | 20:14 |
KM0201 | then run rfkill list again | 20:14 |
hydrozii | you mean rfkill unblock all? | 20:14 |
KM0201 | yes, sorry | 20:14 |
hydrozii | ok i did and rfkill list gives the exact same output as before? | 20:15 |
KM0201 | dunno, you got something weird going on. | 20:16 |
KM0201 | beyond me | 20:16 |
hydrozii | >.< | 20:16 |
hydrozii | its a brand new computer | 20:16 |
KM0201 | that really doesn't mean anything | 20:16 |
KM0201 | did you not try a live cd/usb before installing? | 20:17 |
KM0201 | and what version of lubuntu did you install? | 20:17 |
hydrozii | yah i haven't installed, this is all running from a live cd | 20:17 |
KM0201 | ok | 20:17 |
KM0201 | what version? | 20:17 |
hydrozii | its actually ubuntu 11.10 64bit that im testing with right now | 20:17 |
KM0201 | hmm | 20:17 |
KM0201 | well, i gotta run... | 20:18 |
KM0201 | good luck w/ it | 20:18 |
hydrozii | i also have a new 64bit version of linux mint that doesn't have wireless either | 20:18 |
hydrozii | arlgiht :/ | 20:18 |
KM0201 | well, mint/ubuntu run off the same kernel.. so... it's not surprising mint doesn't work either | 20:19 |
hydrozii | alright well thanks for trying | 20:20 |
KM0201 | np | 20:20 |
KM0201 | you might try downloading the Lubuntu 12.04 beta.. since you're just trying on a live cd.. it's running a new kernel, might have better luck | 20:20 |
hydrozii | anychance i can get you to give me a link to the download page? | 20:21 |
KM0201 | my wireless doesn't work on 11.10 either, but it's flawless onn 12.04 | 20:21 |
KM0201 | hang on | 20:21 |
hydrozii | yah that sounds like a good idea then | 20:21 |
hydrozii | on my last computer lubuntu worked really well until about 6months ago when i couldn't get my wireless to work | 20:21 |
KM0201 | well crap, now i can't find it. | 20:22 |
hydrozii | well if you can't find it, i probably won't, does ubuntu 12.04 have a new kernel as well? | 20:23 |
hydrozii | because i found a ubuntu 12.04 download | 20:23 |
KM0201 | http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/12.04/beta-1/ | 20:24 |
KM0201 | i installed it on the alpha version, and it's been running great for me (but i'm pretty proficient with linux) | 20:24 |
hydrozii | well ill give it a try | 20:25 |
KM0201 | good luck | 20:26 |
gjrao039y3 | Hi, I'm hoping to get some help with Lubuntu due to my lack of audio output. I checked so far that the snd module is loaded and alsa doesn't have it muted. This is my soundcard listing from aplay -l: | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01) | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Subsystem: Toshiba America Info Systems Device ff31 | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Flags: bus master, slow devsel, latency 64, IRQ 40 | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Memory at c0400000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K] | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Capabilities: <access denied> | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Kernel driver in use: HDA Intel | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Kernel modules: snd-hda-intel | 21:02 |
gjrao039y3 | Please tell me no one answered while I was reconneting. | 21:07 |
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tata | I use lubuntu 10.04, if someone know my user and password, is it possible to still my files by internet? | 21:15 |
Myrtti | not unless you've got something installed that allows it. Unlikely. | 21:16 |
Myrtti | not by default no. | 21:16 |
tata | can I check is it installated something like that? | 21:18 |
gjrao039y3 | Open up your package manager and look for a server. That's the most likely risk. | 21:19 |
tata | synaptic package manager? | 21:20 |
gjrao039y3 | Yes, Synaptic is what you probable have. | 21:22 |
tata | ok I type server, what name is of software? | 21:26 |
tata | I have: cups, dnsutils, gnupg... | 21:28 |
tata | gvfs, jackd,... | 21:28 |
tata | xauth | 21:31 |
gjrao039y3 | None of those are a server. As far as name I can't really say. There are many servers you could install from many sources but I'd wager that you didn't. I assume you did the install yourself correct. | 21:32 |
gjrao039y3 | Well not a server in the internet sense anyway. | 21:32 |
tata | ok | 21:33 |
gjrao039y3 | I'm hoping to get some help with Lubuntu on my old Toshiba Satellite L35-S2366 due to my lack of audio output which works fine in Debian 6 after unmuting it and Ubuntu out-of-the-box. A spec sheet can be found here: http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/product/pdf_files/detailed_specs/satellite_L35-S2366.pdf. I checked so far that the snd module is loaded and alsa doesn't have it muted. This is my soundcard listing from aplay -l: | 21:34 |
gjrao039y3 | This is my soundcard listing from aplay -l: | 21:34 |
gjrao039y3 | Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)Subsystem: Toshiba America Info Systems Device ff31 Flags: bus master, slow devsel, latency 64, IRQ 40Memory at c0400000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]Capabilities: <access denied>Kernel driver in use: HDA IntelKernel modules: snd-hda-intel | 21:34 |
rfiaca | there are any setting to configure lubuntu shortcuts? thanks | 21:45 |
andresinmp | hello, sorry but tried to join mailing list. | 21:55 |
andresinmp | I tried 12.04 beta would you mind if I share my results? | 21:55 |
andresinmp | https://twitter.com/#!/Andresinmp/status/176421071677964289/photo/1 | 21:55 |
andresinmp | https://twitter.com/#!/Andresinmp/status/176424675147128833/photo/1 | 21:56 |
andresinmp | https://twitter.com/#!/Andresinmp/status/176424966319898625/photo/1 | 21:56 |
andresinmp | Will try a live CD another day see if it is fixed. hopefully I will be in mailing list. | 21:57 |
gjrao039y3 | Finally found the problem with my sound. Figured I'd post on it incase someone else has the same issue and can find this on ubuntulog bots files. | 22:25 |
gjrao039y3 | It seems that for whatever reason Lubuntu installs don't add your user to the audio group by default. | 22:26 |
gjrao039y3 | So just load uasers-admin and click manage groups and under audio groups properties check the box for your user name. | 22:27 |
gjrao039y3 | Oops, "load up users-admin" not "load uasers-admin". | 22:28 |
gjrao039y3 | Keyboard needs cleaned again. Sorry. | 22:29 |
rawfodog | Alternatives for slypheed ? | 23:43 |
rawfodog | Id use thunderbird, but it doesnt minimize to the tray | 23:43 |
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