[00:16] <asix3> hello!
[00:17] <asix3> can anyone help me to get chromium to stop crashing when showing youtube videos?
[00:39] <MrChrisDruif> !flash
[00:39] <MrChrisDruif> Hmm
[00:39] <MrChrisDruif> I don't know. I could always be a hardware issue. But I'm not very good at support
[00:40] <asix3> !Gnash
[00:40] <asix3> will Gnash conflict with flash? I know I have flash installed already
[00:42] <MrChrisDruif> You'd have to use either one
[00:43] <MrChrisDruif> That is something I do know
[00:44] <asix3> well flash works just fine in firefox, so I don't think it's a hardware thing. Flash also worked in chromium when I was running ubuntu 10.<somethingICantRemember>
[00:45] <asix3> another wrinkle. video's play when I'm on youtube.com, but embedded videos on other sites result in the Aw, snap! page
[02:18] <Grafeit> Hello, I am doing a current events project for a class of mine, and I was hoping to get some advice on lubuntu.
[02:19] <Grafeit> I must do a current events project on Operating Systems, I need to know how the OS does file management, device management, memory management, application management.
[04:08] <Guest22773> Hello
[10:56] <BWMerlin> not sure if this is the right place but i have set up firefox sync on my windows and lubuntu machines but it is not syncing my extensions
[12:36] <pmatulis> is the LSC supposed to be working on 12.04?
[14:41] <tata> I have Lubuntu 10.04 and VIA chepset, how to improve video driver because default driver is not good?
[15:41] <OlMightyG> hi
[15:42] <OlMightyG> How can I set my lubuntu to show mounted devices on the desktop? can anyone help please?
[16:13] <holstein> OlMightyG: i would try http://forum.lxde.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=86
[16:17] <nicofs> How do I set up the default session that is started at boot?
[16:25] <OlMightyG> holstein: just install thunar?
[16:26] <nicofs> or alternatively: where else could i go for help?
[16:26] <holstein> OlMightyG: i have not tried to show those icons in LXDE.. i tend to try and stay close to the defaults. or at least start with the environment that works best for me out of the box
[16:26] <holstein> OlMightyG: i find that by the time i make LXDE more like XFCE (or whatever) that its not really light-weight anymore
[16:26] <OlMightyG> so i shold try xubuntu hehe
[16:26] <DarthBrady> you could try the lubuntu mailing list, or the lubuntu one stop thread in the lubuntu forums. I'm new to lubuntu as well, or I could probably be a better help.
[16:27] <holstein> nicofs: what are you wanting to do?... what customizations?
[16:27] <OlMightyG> i just messed up the testing-system... great.
[16:28] <OlMightyG> whats the difference between xfce and lxde?
[16:28] <DarthBrady> xubuntu is nice, but i prefer the simplicity of Lubuntu, and it's setup with LXDE/Openbox
[16:28] <DarthBrady> but i use a slow latop too, so lubuntu is a little faster for me
[16:29] <MrChrisDruif> What's going on here?
[16:29] <OlMightyG> yes. until now ive installed lubunut with nautilus to achieve the symbol-thing...
[16:29] <nicofs> holstein, when i start my computer, the wrong session is loaded... I want "Lubuntu Desktop", but xsession tries (and fails) to start "Xubuntu Desktop" which is not installed and then, after i press "ok" starts some LXDE session...
[16:30] <holstein> nicofs: i had a few errors like that.. i ended up just leaving both LXDE and XFCE installed
[16:30] <OlMightyG> but now i tried the new version and recognized that pcmanfm can deal smb-mounts now. but it does not show them on the desktop
[16:31] <nicofs> holstein, not an option... i only have 4GB of HDD... i need every MB I can save...
[16:32] <OlMightyG> nicofs: i guess you have to correct some entries in some files in the lxsession-folder
[16:32] <OlMightyG> had a similar problem....
[16:32] <OlMightyG> but i dont know exactly how i fixed it.. long tome ago
[16:32] <holstein> nicofs: ok.. i couldnt track down what was missing or needed.. other than resintalling, you should likely just look through what is/was installed.. you can try another user accoung for troubleshooting.. you can try pure-lxde
[16:33] <nicofs> OlMightyG, i figured that out aswell... but which files... that's the question...
[16:35] <OlMightyG> hm.. sorry.. i cant remember. but i remember that ive googled it
[16:40] <nicofs> hmm.. have been googling for some days now... maybe i used the wrong words...
[16:45] <MrChrisDruif> nicofs; if you need every byte you can get, why install a gui?
[16:47] <OlMightyG> do you have lxsession installed?
[16:59] <x3oo> hi, how do i install lubuntu onto a sdcard
[17:01] <KM0201> how do you do it?
[17:01] <KM0201> just choose the SDcard as the target drive.
[17:02] <DarthBrady> reaaly? it's that easy? I should try it then.
[18:08] <MrChrisDruif> DarthBrady; and how is it going with the SD-card?
[18:25] <DarthBrady> I cant find my SD Cards, I think I left them in my locker at work, so it hasn't gone anywhere today :(
[18:26] <MrChrisDruif> That's to bad
[18:27] <DarthBrady> i have a 1G  micro sd laying here, i suppose i could try that if it's not too small, but i wasn't sure it if is.
[18:28] <MrChrisDruif> Hmm, not sure DarthBrady
[18:28] <MrChrisDruif> Maybe try with the minimal install then?
[18:29] <DarthBrady> i might
[18:29] <MrChrisDruif> and the --no-install-recommends lubuntu-desktop ?
[18:29] <phillw> or even slimmer, lubuntu-core. I think you will need more than 1G for lubuntu though :/
[18:30] <KM0201> MrChrisDruif: it doesn't install any recommended junk
[18:30] <KM0201> no.. 1gig should do it i would think
[18:31] <DarthBrady> i'll try it later and see how it goes
[18:32] <MrChrisDruif> You could check installed size on packages.ubuntu.com I think
[18:33] <MrChrisDruif> KM0201; I know, that is why I suggested it
[18:33] <phillw> do report back how you get on. I'm curious to know just how slim the 'low-fat' version(s) of lubuntu are :)
[18:33] <DarthBrady> well i just popped the lubuntu install disc in, it asks for 4.1GB by default
[18:34] <phillw> DarthBrady: that is Ubiquity installer, there is an ongoing discussion about it.
[18:34] <MrChrisDruif> DarthBrady; A known issue
[18:36] <DarthBrady> Ah, I see. I always installed to a blank hdd with plenty of room, I never even paid attention to the required space needed as I wasn't worried about disc space ;)
[18:37] <DarthBrady> required RAM and the speed I get from it were my concerns, and Lubuntu works very well with in those departments. But I will try it sometime this week when i get time to play with it. I have wanted a good USB/SD version for a while now...
[19:29] <phillw> DarthBrady: use alternate / mini install. For lubuntu we consider the 4.1GB default to be a 'bug', but it is there for 'main' ubuntu to stave off 2.3GB hell where it would install and leave no space for user data.
[19:31] <MrChrisDruif> I'd go with mini
[19:33] <phillw> MrChrisDruif: for a 1GB SD, that is a +1 from me!
[19:33] <phillw> then try ubuntu core to see if we can manage it :)
[19:35] <phillw> s/ubuntu/lubuntu
[19:37] <MrChrisDruif> I was wondering ^_^
[21:12] <venik212> my wireless cuts out frequently on my Thinkpad t43p running Lubuntu 11.10
[21:12] <venik212> How do I start it up again?
[21:13] <venik212> it is the notorious Intel ipw2200
[21:14] <phillw> venik212: we use the standard WiFi system. head over to http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=336 They do work miracles over there :)
[21:16] <venik212> their solution is to install the Windows driver, which works fine on this hardware, but which I was unable to install using Lubuntu
[21:17] <venik212> XP never looked better... ;-(
[21:18] <MrChrisDruif> !wifi
[21:18] <venik212> I actually did install the Windows driver, but Lubuntu insisted on overwriting it with the ipw2200 junk