=== Resistance is now known as EvilResistance === len is now known as Guest43460 [02:36] I'm reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upgrades and see that I should do sudo aptitude install update-manager-core, then sudo do-release-upgrade. I do this, and get told No new release found. How do I get a lucid lubuntu up to precise lubuntu? [02:37] sudo do-release-upgrade -d [02:37] Because you're going from LTS to LTS, it'd have to have -d until 12.04.1 came along. [02:38] What's the -d ? I just started something else with apt, so I can't run this yet [02:38] Ahh [02:38] And how would I get package updates for a box that won't be online? [02:41] Well, there's offline apt. [02:42] Good evening everyone. The other day I upgraded my lubuntu install from 10.04 to the latest 12.04 but have since lost sound. I have taken a look at my alsamixer but there are no sliders that I haven't unmuted or maxed out. Would any one else have an idea of what I could try next? [02:42] gfom: Check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. [02:43] !aptoncd [02:43] APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline [02:45] PsyCl0ne: I for some reason hate sound issues, but https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ALSA#Troubleshooting may help, as may... [02:45] !sound [02:45] If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. [02:45] Unit193: Thank you. I will take a look through those. [02:47] PsyCl0ne, have you got the pulse mixer? There's a choice between headphone and something else (I'm not at my laptop now and can't say for sure) that if you're on the wrong one, no sound. [02:48] PsyCl0ne, I'm also finding that things don't stay put after a reboot [02:48] gfom: You know what, I don't know... [02:49] gfom: pulsemixer should bring it up in terminal right? [02:49] !infno pavucontrol [02:49] !info pavucontrol [02:49] pavucontrol (source: pavucontrol): PulseAudio Volume Control. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.99.2-1build1 (precise), package size 140 kB, installed size 949 kB [02:50] PsyCl0ne, Hey, it's gfom but I'm at my laptop... In the output devices, you can have speakers or headphones selected. [02:51] actually guys I dont have a sound preference option [02:51] I wrote this: http://www.doopensource.com/applications/stream-audio-with-ubuntu/ and couldn't get it figured out with alsa and the regular volume control app. [02:54] FAH! I hate how ubuntu always comes with vi, not vim. Always takes me a minute to realize why stuff won't work... [03:14] hey everytime i try to drag items from the archive manager to my home folder, lubuntu straight hangs after giving me a permissions error? [03:20] I'm running 12.04 64 live-usb started up extremely slow, but seems to run fine after complete boot, how's it running on full install? anybody [03:33] hello! [03:34] rolandb: You sure everything is set as the correct owner? And file-roller? [03:37] hello! [03:37] !ask | mi3 [03:37] mi3: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [03:37] I am not asking anything, Unit193 [03:38] I did not know that ubottu was on this channel also [03:38] Ah, well you said "Hello!" a few times so I thought you were. Yep, had her for a little now, before we just had ubot5 [03:39] oooo [03:39] so, Unit193 , are you friends with kanliot ? [03:40] Not exactly, but I know him as well as well as can be expected on IRC/mailing list. [03:40] ooo, kanliot asked me if I could help the lubuntu team in the wikis...... [03:42] Want to chat in -offtopic? [03:42] sure [03:53] Unit193, apparently this is a "known pcmanfm bug" according to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lubuntu-default-settings/+bug/925142 [03:53] Launchpad bug 925142 in lubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "archive manager crashes while drag&drop" [Undecided,Invalid] [03:54] I have a handy .bashrc that permits me to say ex archive.ext [05:07] hey guys === anna is now known as Guest48984 [05:07] i got a question about lubuntu [05:08] k [05:08] !ask | Guest48984 [05:08] Guest48984: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [05:09] ok, then, i was on wubi selecting which ubuntu to install, and i wanted to install lubuntu, but on the website i read: only for 18 months, or sth like this. what does it mean? [05:10] i last chatted on mIRC around 1997, i don't even remember how to do this :D [05:10] hmm [05:10] its hard to explain [05:10] you know warantees [05:10] like 1 year warantee [05:10] well, i know what they mean, more or less [05:10] yes,, ok [05:10] it's like an 18 month waranty [05:11] so in 18 months we won't accept bugs reports for old lubuntus [05:11] warranty [05:11] okok, i thought it was gonna stop working after 18 months :D [05:11] i see now, thanks a lot kanliot :D [05:12] btw [05:12] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubuntu#Releases [05:12] what kind of pc do you have? how much ram [05:12] etc [05:12] kanliot, !!!! [05:12] ehm i have a lousy pc [05:12] ok [05:12] thats why i was planning on installing the lighter version [05:12] just wondering [05:12] i've never used wubi [05:12] also because which ubuntu 11.10 after a while it stopped being fluid [05:12] come to offtopic channel now! [05:13] with* [05:14] everything was jumpy and slow all of a sudden, so i am hoping to solve it by installing the lighter possible option [05:14] excuse my english, is 7 am here [05:14] ever consider dual booting? [05:15] but then I am just against wubi [05:15] ahaha kanliot you are writing to the queen of lamers, i dont even know what that is [05:15] okok [05:15] i am your average winzoz user, man [05:15] well keep it in mind [05:15] ok i'll ak my expert friend in torino, he always helps me understanding this stuff. [05:15] ask* [05:16] thanks again kanliot, your answers were very much appreciated [05:18] ok [05:18] please come back guest90234234234 [05:18] :) [05:19] ahahhaha is that me?? no, huh? [05:19] well anyway cheers from berlin [05:20] hi, Guest48984 [05:20] ping timeout! connection reset by peer also exists???? [05:20] nostalgia time <3 [05:20] hi mi3 [05:23] k ciao belli, off to wubi now [06:03] 4 [06:04] 3 [06:44] morning ppl, anyone maybe know where are stored icons from panel on application panel, for one icon (Radiotray app) it show "no icon" as icon, red crossed circle, tnx === Fersure is now known as Guest66778 [09:04] hi [09:04] hi [09:06] how can I change the keybord configurations, so ctrl-alt-backspace kills the xserver, pressing the power button opens the shutdown dialog and the next-page/previous-page are mapped to pos1 and end? [09:08] donno [09:08] you might ask on the mailing list [09:08] y u want to kill X ! [09:09] sup bio [09:09] i just learned how to tab expand nicks [09:09] bioterror, [09:10] I'm trying to remember where that configuration went [09:10] about killing X [09:11] there is a way to kill x [09:11] it's just differnt keys [09:11] how often do you need to do it [09:11] anyhow [09:11] hey guys, after i installed ibus to tipe chinese all my deadkey (^,´,`, etc...) got killed. is there a way of keeping ibus active and still enable them? [09:11] /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-evdev.conf [09:11] Section "InputClass" [09:11] Option "XkbOptions" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp" [09:14] thx [09:15] also [09:15] setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp [09:15] there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ [09:15] do you have xorg.conf then? [09:15] yes [09:15] then add it there [09:16] Section "InputClass" [09:16] Identifier "Keyboard Defaults" [09:16] MatchIsKeyboard "yes" [09:16] Option "XkbOption" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp" [09:16] EndSection [09:24] hello [10:27] urgfh [10:27] jackd is just as broken in lubuntu as "normal" ubuntu [10:51] aynone using opera? [10:51] it freezes every few minutes for 10-30 seconds [11:00] running youtube dove_g [11:00] ? [11:01] nope, anything i use, it freezes [11:01] play.google.com [11:01] etc... [11:01] i have try 11.62, 11.61, 11.60 the same thing [11:02] whats play.google.com? [11:02] if i use 11.5x then it is impoosible to import and use old config (emails) [11:02] android apps [11:02] you might delete your cookies and stuff [11:02] and profile and all that [11:03] but that's justa guess [11:03] and bookmarks [11:04] i will try [11:04] tnx [12:07] My update notifier says my updates are outdated, even though it's been updated regularly? Anyone know a fix? [12:08] open terminal [12:08] Yeah. [12:08] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [12:08] Okay, I think I've already tried this, but I'll try again. [12:09] Hasn't worked. [12:09] why not? [12:09] !pastebin | DrunkOn [12:09] DrunkOn: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [12:10] pastebin the output [12:13] hi, one of my lxpanels takes very long to appear after startup [12:14] toscho, why? [12:14] don't know [12:14] what does that panel doo? [12:15] it has taskbar, pager, volume control, systray, clock and an application launch bar holding a link to shutdown [12:18] it's that basic lxpanel? [12:18] default one [12:19] i don't know, which of my 2 panels is the default one. but probably it's that one [12:19] what that another panel does? [12:19] a menu, some application launch bars and spacers [12:20] and how much is "very long" to appear? [12:20] 20 seconds? [12:20] less [12:20] 10 seconds maybe [12:21] I'll add this case into file named "1st world problems" [12:21] that means, 10 seconds after the first one appears [12:21] but before 12.04 that problem did not exist [12:22] if you kill the panel [12:22] and you open it from terminal [12:22] again [12:22] does it take that long too? [12:22] sudo killall lxpanel? [12:22] you dont need to sudo it [12:23] restart via lxpanel? [12:23] killall lxpanel [12:23] and run from terminal command: lxpanel [12:24] nearinstantaneous, but not my lxpanel. it seems to be the default lxpanel (if i recall it correctly) [12:24] oh well wait [12:24] kill it with -C [12:24] lxpanel -p Lubuntu [12:26] nearinstantaneous and the correct one, but of course not a daemon (so dies when term is killed) [12:27] ofcourse [12:27] so it has something to do with the "boot" [12:28] yes [12:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/964555/ [12:38] Epson responsible for the error? [12:38] yes [12:39] the signature does not match [12:41] And Ubuntu Extras? [12:42] yes [12:44] I added this key: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key to see if I could fix the bug, and it's caused its own problem. How can I remove it? [12:57] I seem to have fixed the problem. [12:57] http://askubuntu.com/questions/76741/errors-running-apt-get-update-after-upgrading-to-11-10 [14:48] hello [14:48] can i ask something? [14:48] no [14:49] i need to know how to auto mount 2 drives on boot [14:50] im using lubuntu 12.04 [14:51] trying with pysdm [14:52] Andriy8691: edit your /etc/fstab --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab [14:54] there's any fstab editor gui? [14:55] uhm [14:55] how exactly would that differ from any other editor? [14:56] found [14:56] well, thanks. [14:57] mi3, oh behave! [15:12] hi guys, I am getting high cpu usage while watching movies in gnome player and vlc player [15:12] any suggestions? [15:12] Thu17:48 no [15:13] what is it, bioterror ?? [15:13] that's how you responded to someone asking help [15:13] lol [15:13] bioterror, sorry for that hehe [15:13] was just kidding hahahaha [15:13] mi3: is it just a specific file type, or any video file? [15:14] KM0201, any video file [15:14] weird. [15:15] the cpu usage jumps directly to 95-100% for no reason! [15:15] I have tried both the players, KM0201 [15:16] i believe you, i just have no logical explanation.. what CPU? [15:16] cpu usage! [15:16] .. [15:16] "what CPU".. in other words, how many mhz, intel/amd? [15:17] oo, Intel Pentium 4 HT 3.1 GHz [15:17] hmm,well, that should be plenty [15:17] it is, never had this problem, while I used ubuntu [15:18] mi3: does the CPU use go back to "normal" when you close the video file? [15:19] KM0201, I found something interesting, when playing videos with low quality, [15:20] hello everyone, does one of you know how to change the default soundcard in 12.04? thanks :-) [15:20] the cpu usage is normal [15:20] the case is only with high res videos I think [15:22] KM0201, are you there [15:23] well.. wha thappens if you play "regular" resolution videos? [15:23] it runs perfectly, the cpu usage is between 30-35 [15:25] all my applications closed somehow I dont know [15:26] sorry, wrong nick hehe [15:26] KM0201, so, can you figure it out? [15:27] if i could figure it out, i'd offer a suggestion.. it's obviously something to do w/ the hi-res videos... i just have no idea what [15:27] ok... [15:27] maybe I will download normal res videos, for now [15:28] thats the best option I guess, till this bug is resolved... [15:28] bye, and thank you! [15:28] try to file a bug report. [15:28] ok [15:28] bye! === EvilResistance is now known as Resistance [16:16] hi [16:17] i had lubunut installed then i installed joliOS along with it..now my system doesnt load up..it says something about Grub [16:18] you broke grub [16:19] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling_GRUB2 Yep, sounds like it. [16:19] I recommend: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair [16:40] hi ppl [16:40] how safe is it to go all 12.04? [16:46] Works for me™ [16:46] I didn't have huge issues going from 11.10 to 12.04. [16:48] hi [16:48] my menu panel died today [16:58] kristian-aalborg: I had several problems with lxpanel locking-up. Finally gave up and switched to tint2. [16:58] hurm [16:59] it's weird, last time I had gnome on that box the panel died also [16:59] maybe it's some kind of curse... [17:01] Did you check launchpad? I remember there were several crash/lockup bugs related to lxpanel. === spongebob is now known as Vinylourson [17:02] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxpanel [17:04] hurm [17:04] but, this should not happen in "stable" versions of distros...? [17:07] i get a error: out of disk. grub rescue> screen when i try to load lubuntu [17:12] Khmerog, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair try to repair [17:14] bioterror are you familiar with boot repair? what if i cant even get onto lubuntu to install bootrepair? [17:14] Khmerog, you do it with live environment [17:18] are u busy bio terror? [17:18] watching kids atm. [17:18] just put them in bed and making sure they fall asleep [17:19] we have a tought competition, which one snores first [17:19] Khmerog: have a read through http://forum.phillw.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5 it should have enough pointers for you to guide you on your way. [17:19] atm. both keeps moving noises and keeps farting [17:20] ill give it a try phillw [17:30] linux OS is very good but the terminal and "sude" blah blah is very complictaed for new users [17:31] ill just format my my hard drive physically then reinstall everything [17:31] Khmerog: good idea :) [17:31] lol [17:32] but next time ill install Boot-Repair or bootrepair should be already installed [17:32] Khmerog: that's why they are set up as copy and paste where ever possible, Some times it is not possible. [17:35] Khmerog: how did you do the install? [17:40] There are a couple of 'hits' for your error, such as http://askubuntu.com/questions/18531/error-out-of-disk-grub-rescue although http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/newbie/182235-ubuntu-installation-error-hd0-out-disk-grub-rescue.html does suggest your way as a clean way of clearing things :) [17:43] Khmerog: one thing... Do ensure you run the self test on the CD / usb stick before you re-try. [17:44] life is too short for performing self tests for installation medias ,) [17:45] bioterror: life is tooooooooooo short to have a corrupted install media & end up in the land of the 'funnies' :D [17:51] better make perfect installation at once [17:53] anybody feel like helping me a bit? [17:53] im trying to setup multiseatx on Lubuntu 12.04 [17:53] trying to generate xorg.conf and none of the current methods work. [17:54] i need to edit xorg.conf as part of the MultiseatX setup [17:54] !xorgconf [17:54] The /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is deprecated, but sometimes may still be needed to pass values to specific drivers. Generic xorg.conf generation: http://ubottu.com/y/xorgconf - ATI/AMD ( fglrx driver ) specific: http://ubottu.com/y/atiamd - NVidia ( nvidia driver )specific: http://ubottu.com/y/nvidia man xorg.conf for file structure and syntax. [17:55] im using a sandybridge gpu so ill try the first link? [17:56] this is on an i3 with the HD3000 gpu [17:56] know anything about generating xorg njin? [17:57] what you need ? [17:57] Not really nice to do that, and the bot had what you need. [17:58] it doesnt work [17:58] where ? [17:59] lol srys [17:59] precise or quantal ? [17:59] sudo /etc/init.d/lxdm stop [17:59] precise [17:59] trying to generate xorg.conf and none of the current methods work. [17:59] ive tried these commands: [17:59] sudo service lightdm stop [17:59] sudo Xorg -configure [18:00] yea that didnt work [18:00] sudo mv xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf [18:00] im doing this all over ssh and teamviewer [18:00] sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ? [18:00] all of it. [18:00] get a Number of Screens does not match number of detected evices [18:01] i get what seems to be a very generic xorg file in my home directory [18:01] AFAIK xorg.conf is generated any times it boot [18:01] yea but i need to specify configuration for each screen. this is a media server with two seats. [18:02] multiseatx [18:02] forgot to tell that bit again. [18:02] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX [18:03] the documentation is using a Sandybridge gpu AND a Radeon [18:07] sorry dunno [18:08] is there any way to know if the generated xorg is being used? [18:09] oh well. so hows norway this time of year? [18:09] look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log [18:09] ok thx [18:11] could anyone help me getting my suspend key to work? I need to press Fn+F3 but xev doesn't recognize it while showkey does [18:11] media keys work too [18:11] what system you on? sounds like an HP? [18:12] yes [18:12] which series? [18:12] hp dm3-1008eg [18:12] also, what version of Lubuntu and did you dist-upgrade from an old one? [18:12] I did a clean install of 12.04 [18:13] excellent [18:16] i havent used it on a laptop yet, but what happens when you hit the suspend key? also, what happens when yo hit the power button? [18:18] unfortunately I can't answer your question regarding the power button because it broke [18:19] vociferous666, those can be configured [18:19] when I hit suspend (Fn+F3) nothing happens at all [18:19] aw man that sux. [18:19] it was this slider thing and now I have to fiddle around in the opening with a thin object to turn on the notebook [18:20] look through these and try to configure your keys: [18:21] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Hotkeys/Troubleshooting [18:21] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys [18:26] i think this one is the same as one of the above links http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=27039 [18:33] my xorg.0.log is giving me alot of info. thanks for the help guys. it seems xorg is using my config file. === Resistance is now known as EvilResistance [19:14] Hello, anyone had upgraded to 12.04 ? [19:15] Yep. [19:15] I'm even one of them. [19:18] any one have problems whit Lubuntu 12.04 [19:21] I do. My suspend key doesn't work :/ [19:21] even after I set everything up with keytouch [19:32] I take that back [19:33] well, not completely [19:34] the key is now recognized by xev correctly and mapped to XF86Sleep [19:54] Hi, the button of the brightness for lubuntu , where is? [19:57] hi, I can't hear audio anymore, on 11.10. From what can I start in order to solve? [19:59] faluce do you have some button for the brightness in your lubuntu? [19:59] sunshine_: I don't know [20:00] sunshine_: yes, fn+arrow [20:00] what is the key fn ? [20:01] which is the key fn? [20:01] Fn (near ctrl) [20:01] ok [20:01] near ctrl and alt [20:02] A friend of mine has an IBM ThinkPad T40. Will it be able to run Lubuntu? [20:03] fn + arrow dont work in my lubuntu [20:03] Batshua: probably, have you tried? [20:04] sunshine_: how can I solve the audio problem? [20:04] I was going to download a disc image and burn it? [20:04] Batshua: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:T40 <- one of those? [20:04] Batshua, I have T42, it runs but it's not enjoyable [20:04] Yes, one of those. [20:04] Batshua: it'll run "normal" Ubuntu, never mind Lubuntu [20:05] what? :D [20:05] Will Lubuntu suck less? [20:05] 'Cause I don't want his first linux experience to be "god, my computer is so slow" [20:05] I figure that's a bad plan. [20:06] Batshua, it will be slow [20:06] when you change workspace, cpu usage lifts up to 100% [20:06] Okay. [20:06] faluce you could install alsa audio drivers or plugins from lubuntu software or apt [20:06] I have 1.7GHz and 1.5GB of RAM [20:06] so I would not run vanilla buntu on that one [20:07] I mostly use this Windows 7 laptop instead of that and wonder where could I get a new better lappy :D [20:07] * Batshua nods. [20:07] Lubuntu it is, then. I was thinking Xubuntu, but I hear Lubuntu is better for old computers. [20:08] sunshine_: apt-get what? [20:08]