=== jalcine- is now known as Jacky === Jacky is now known as Guest58047 === Guest58047 is now known as Jacky === dax is now known as staffhedgehog === staffhedgehog is now known as dax [03:51] clear === NQTropie is now known as NQTropic === NQTropic is now known as mhz === Jacky is now known as [Jacky] === [Jacky] is now known as Jacky [07:54] hi .. just decided to switch from ubuntu to lubuntu :-) === jalcine- is now known as Jacky [08:44] me too, I was running Ubuntu on my netbook, but its Unity gets too slow that I have to switch to LXDE environment. :D [08:46] I didn't find unity 2D particularly slow [08:46] memory hungry, but not slow [08:48] yep, if I run Ubuntu only, without loading my daily working software, it's not too slow. However, when I load in Pidgin, Chrome with 3 tabs, and Netbeans, it just gets slow and slow and...not response for a while ;) [08:49] it's not the matter of RAM, but the CPU. [08:49] my Atom is too weak to handle all of them together [08:54] ah, there's your problem, Chrome [08:54] get rid of that bloated thing and install firefox [08:55] Once you install 12, dump firefox for xxxterm. [08:55] i would rather lubuntu had firefox installed by default instead of chrome [08:55] Chromium. [08:55] well yer....... [08:55] In Windows, Firefox seems to be slower than Chrome. Are there any differences in Ubuntu? [09:50] #join #lubuntu-offtopic [11:05] is there any reason why chrome is used by default? [11:11] akls: it was determined the best fit for the aim of Lubuntu [11:11] in lubuntu chrome or chromium? [11:12] chromium, yes [11:13] head_victim, but for me it seems like firefox is using much less memory http://lifehacker.com/5884941/browser-speed-tests-chrome-17-firefox-10-internet-explorer-9-and-opera-1161 [11:13] though it's slower sometimes [11:14] akls: decisions on what to include are taken long before a month or two before release. [11:15] head_victim, I understand, but it's not something that must be changed as far as possible. [11:15] akls: I'm not sure what you mean by that. [11:16] akls: but this ubutnu 10.04 ;) http://postimage.org/image/5wpeioim3/ [11:17] 52 tabs [11:17] sounds reasonable for 52 tabs [11:17] try same with chromium? :) [11:17] But completely useless for determining what browser to use. [11:18] and get too much processes [11:34] err... [11:46] l is for lushy expensive cpu time [12:06] heh [12:06] so over the past week, in order to actually get a usable system that didn't want me to chew my own feet off [12:07] I've ended up replacing Chromium with Firefox, because Chromium is too memory-hungry and is just too annoying to use with its stupid "this file may harm your computer" nonsense [12:07] I've replaced sylpheed with thunderbird, because sylpheed is too much of a ballache to configure to do smtp over ssl [12:08] and I've replaced lxde with unity because lxde is just too inconvenient and slow [12:43] gordonjcp: lol, to "inconvenient" ? please explain [12:43] cuz frankly, all your "reasons" are almost laughable [12:46] [12:46] I've just come to prefer the way that Unity works [12:46] I used to like Gnome 2, and LXDE works quite a bit like it [12:47] or at least, it more-or-less fits the same muscle memory [12:47] chromium is comically bad [12:49] although the thing that put me off it is the way you just can't turn off that "this file may harm your computer" message when you want to download a PDF [14:09] is there lubuntu daily alternate??? [14:10] yes [14:10] please can you give me the link I don`t know why installer is breaking machine + components are tested and work ok [14:11] and I need to install it today [14:16] no dailies for two days [14:16] freedomrun, 64bit or 32bit? [14:16] bioterror: find the one here: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily/current/ [14:17] found [14:17] http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily/current/ [14:17] yeah [14:17] :D [14:17] 32bit ...not a problem once it is on harddisk :) [14:19] is there a log where I could look what went wrong?? [14:19] whith the installer [14:40] hi [14:40] hyperair [14:40] there is a log [14:41] was the installer crashing or locking up? [14:41] i don't know, and i can't because i'm trying to figure out why the f*** lightdm won't log in. [14:42] :D [14:42] did you use full disk encryption? [14:43] the installer finished? [14:43] did it? [14:44] * hyperair has no idea wtf is going on here === G4MBY is now known as G4MBY2 === G4MBY2 is now known as G4MBY [16:20] http://www.humblebundle.com/ <-- 6 days left === smile is now known as smile-plesier === JackyAlcine is now known as Guest85884 === Guest85884 is now known as Jacky [17:52] i needhelp [17:52] i dont have mic volume on skype, any idea how to fix that === Jacky is now known as Guest70035 [17:53] i would look in alsamixer.. you can consider using pulse, and installing pavucontrol ap03 ...i would double check the hardware, assuming this is a desktop machine === Guest70035 is now known as Jacky === Jacky is now known as Guest53736 [17:54] how do i check what i am using? [17:55] when i got hardware, i dont get displayed any hardware at all [17:55] * to hardware drivers [17:55] but mic works otherwise? === Guest53736 is now known as Jacky [17:55] yes, it worked on previous version of linux i used a few days ago [17:55] ap03: alsamixer [17:56] and also do "aplay -l" to show you what devices you have [17:56] what sort of mic are you using? [17:56] its inbuilt mic into my laptop [17:56] card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC268 Analog [ALC268 Analog] [17:57] okay [17:57] alsamixer, then hit "F4" for the record settings [17:57] don't forget that the play and record settings are always different [17:57] ok [17:58] ha [17:58] thanks, it might actually work, it displayed my mic as "muted" [17:58] so you can get the record levels, and pick which input to record *From* [17:59] eh aye [17:59] that's playback though [17:59] code.google.com/p/volti/ beter include to lubuntu [17:59] press F4, what have you got now? [17:59] nothing [17:59] when i press it nothing happens, hold on i will try a testcall on skype again [18:00] not necessarily trust the labels in there either.. in alsamixer [18:00] dont* [18:01] i installed gnome alsa mixer [18:02] ap03: okay, run alsamixer, from a terminal [18:02] ok i ran it, should i press f4 now? [18:02] wait [18:02] ok [18:02] it should say on the third line from the top, "View: F3:[Playback]" [18:02] with playback in yellow [18:03] right? [18:03] and along the bottom, Master, Headphone, Speaker etc etc [18:03] yes [18:03] okay, F4 [18:03] ok [18:03] now what do you see? [18:03] fewer mixer sliders? [18:03] yes [18:04] maybe says "F4:[Capture]"? [18:04] the last two graphs are gone [18:04] yes [18:04] okay, one of the sliders will say "CAPTURE" in red along the bottom, which one is it? [18:04] "mic boost" [18:05] oh hold on, i am confused [18:05] okay, try selecting the mike input and adjusting the level [18:05] ah ok [18:06] how do i adjust the level, when i try the arrows , i only get prompted with another name [18:06] its max level [18:06] there are two unused ones, input source and input source at the end [18:07] input source is probably important here [18:07] set it to mic [18:07] done [18:07] i would test them all though.. not trusting the labels [18:07] cool, it doesnt have a graph though, with the sound level [18:09] Hello [18:11] When I boot Lubuntu 11.10 ISO in live cd mode in vitualbox (Virtualbox from Oracle's website, not virtualbox-ose), it boots fine and for a minute (or so) I can see and move my mouse pointer in VM. [18:12] After some time (less than half a minute), my mouse pointer does not moves if I move my mouse... [18:12] +inside VM. [18:13] VM seemless mouse integration is enabled...So, when outside VM window, my mouse behaves normal. But when my pointer overlaps with VM window, it is (seemlessly) auto-captured in VM but it won't move. [18:13] Anyone faced this problem? [18:32] bye :) === Evixion` is now known as Evixion