LubuntuPowered | i am having issues with Flash now. it was after i went through some updates via the update manager. it will say "missing plugin" or something similiar. i had it reinstalled already and still the same problem. | 02:41 |
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herpy | I have a problem with Chromium | 04:59 |
Unit193 | What's the problem. | 05:00 |
herpy | When I try to load a certin youtube vid I get the aw snap message | 05:00 |
Unit193 | You in the html5 test? http://youtube.com/html5 | 05:01 |
Unit193 | Also, what flash version/package do you have installed? | 05:01 |
herpy | 1.2.202.235 flashinstaller | 05:03 |
herpy | flashplugin-installer* | 05:03 |
Unit193 | I'd recommend you purge that, enable !partner if it isn't already, and install adobe-flashplugin (not a ton of difference, but I've noticed a few.) Alternitivly, you can install Chrome and get pepperflash. | 05:04 |
herpy | enable what? | 05:09 |
Unit193 | !partner | 05:09 |
ubottu | Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » | 05:09 |
herpy | !partner? How do I do that? | 05:09 |
ubottu | herpy: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:09 |
Unit193 | Says right there... | 05:10 |
herpy | screw it I'll install chrome | 05:14 |
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surt | Hello. I'm having trouble with a U100/MSI Wind netbook booting Xorg/lightdm. I tried service lightdm start and startx, and both commands throw me back to the console. | 08:12 |
surt | I removed a whole load of bloat applications, including pcmanfm. | 08:12 |
surt | This is the second FRESH install, and it still won't boot. Been trying to fix this ALL day can anyone please help? | 08:12 |
surt | I've also got the error "^@could not write bytes: Broken pipe". | 08:14 |
surt | Is anyone there? I've got no clue what's wrong. | 08:15 |
bioterror | from console: startlubuntu | 08:15 |
bioterror | does it prompt something? | 08:15 |
bioterror | and then some logs could be inspected to get a glue | 08:16 |
bioterror | glue :D | 08:16 |
bioterror | hahaha | 08:16 |
surt | lol | 08:16 |
surt | can't blame autocorrect ;) | 08:16 |
bioterror | well no I cant | 08:16 |
surt | installing bloat now... | 08:16 |
surt | OK. I tried startlubuntu and got an error..oh snap | 08:18 |
surt | That worked | 08:18 |
bioterror | did it work? | 08:18 |
bioterror | you got desktop? | 08:18 |
surt | Yeah brother well done :) | 08:18 |
surt | So I *must* have pcmanfm installed? | 08:18 |
bioterror | pcmanfm is core component | 08:18 |
bioterror | it handles the desktop | 08:18 |
surt | OK. No biggie, I'll just remove it from autostart. | 08:19 |
bioterror | I have no idea what you've been upto | 08:19 |
bioterror | :D | 08:20 |
surt | Oh um | 08:20 |
bioterror | but I would: sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm | 08:20 |
bioterror | something wrong with your installation | 08:20 |
bioterror | as X seems to work | 08:20 |
surt | There's an autostart file somewhere with a whole load of @'s in front of them for autolaunched tasks | 08:20 |
surt | I just remove pcmanfm from there | 08:20 |
surt | OK | 08:21 |
bioterror | why you want to remove pcmanfm from there? | 08:21 |
surt | thunar has custom actions I can't do without | 08:21 |
bioterror | as you wish | 08:21 |
surt | Should have spacefm by default. I think. | 08:21 |
surt | pcmanfm + perks | 08:21 |
Farinet | Hello, i succeeded in entering the lubuntu chat? | 08:41 |
bioterror | seems so | 08:41 |
Farinet | Ok, fine . . . | 08:42 |
Farinet | Not so familiar with xchat ;) | 08:42 |
bioterror | if you're familiar with AmIRC, you're home with X-Chat :D | 08:43 |
Farinet | The last time i used to chat it was with ProTerm on an Apple IIGS :D | 08:44 |
surt | Last time I was on chat, I was using TekNap on OpenNap. Memories... | 08:46 |
Farinet | :) | 08:46 |
Farinet | Anyway, may i ask for some problems i've with lubuntu 12.04? | 08:46 |
nothingspecial | That's the idea Farinet :) | 08:47 |
Farinet | Ok, here it comes | 08:47 |
Farinet | 1. Problems with 12.04 lubuntu ppc: Even with the update from 12.4 beta to 12.04 LTS the symlinks which point to vmlinux etc. are put on the "/" (root) directory. Moreover, the most recent linux kernel img has the wrong rights! | 08:49 |
Farinet | I described that in ubuntuforums.org (thread: PPC Testers needed) | 08:49 |
Farinet | It was a problem which existed already before with *ANY* kernel update | 08:50 |
Farinet | @nothingspecial May be i saw you in the forums as well . . . (?) | 08:51 |
nothingspecial | yes Farinet | 08:51 |
Farinet | Another question concerns that the newest kernel is "-smp" flavour. I read that the ubuntu comunity maintaining the ppc versions decided to drop the non "-smp". | 08:53 |
Farinet | 2 questions in regard: Is that ubuntu specific (or does debian the same)? What means "-smp" - just out of curiousity . . . ? | 08:54 |
nothingspecial | Farinet: You can read the discussion re droping smp here | 08:57 |
nothingspecial | https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-March/034927.html | 08:57 |
nothingspecial | non-smp rather | 08:58 |
Farinet | @nothingspecial: If so, why the "apt-get update" & "apt-get upgrade" installed an -smp flavour. I never ever had one on my Powerbook ?? | 09:02 |
nothingspecial | Farinet: I'm afraid I don't know. You could ask in #ubuntu-powerpc | 09:06 |
Farinet | Ok. I read (ubuntu.5.n6.nabble.com) they will drop non-smp (Benjamin Herrenschmidt & cie are well know developers i think) | 09:12 |
Farinet | @nothingspecial: so, it would be better to ask the ppc related questions over there, i presume? | 09:13 |
nothingspecial | I would imagine so Farinet, don't know how busy it will be on a Sunday though | 09:13 |
Farinet | :) | 09:13 |
Farinet | Ok, then the lubuntu 12.04 x86 related problem: On a Samsung Netbook (N 150P) i cannot use lightdm. If i set it (by dpkg-reconfigure lightdm) to main display manger the login hangs. With lxdm it works. | 09:16 |
Farinet | But when i try to purge lightdm all lubuntu related stuff is deleted as well, and i rest with basic lxde | 09:16 |
nothingspecial | That may be something to do with the wallpaper Farinet, do you have a custom wallpaper set? | 09:17 |
nothingspecial | silly as it sounds .... | 09:17 |
nothingspecial | see here Farinet | 09:21 |
nothingspecial | http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11886394&postcount=3 | 09:21 |
Farinet | Not in this moment; at least not in the settings for lightdm (with lxdm i use Natty_bug) | 09:22 |
nothingspecial | The post concerns Ubuntu but the bug may be similar | 09:22 |
Farinet | @nothingspecial: JFYI: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCKnownIssues (> No non-smp kernel) | 09:22 |
nothingspecial | I'm not suggesting installing gdm by the way | 09:22 |
Farinet | Not really ;) | 09:23 |
Farinet | I can live with lxdm, not that big of a problem. But i'd like to understand, where the problem is (and i'm a bit afraid for further upgrades) | 09:23 |
nothingspecial | I have to go Farinet, hope you solve your issues | 09:27 |
crazypete | is there any way to fullscreen leafpad without the menu bar showing? | 10:26 |
leszek | hi | 11:01 |
GODOS | hello | 11:20 |
GODOS | i have a little problem with lubuntu can you help me? | 11:21 |
bioterror | go ahead and ask | 11:21 |
GODOS | i added auto login at the /etc/xdg/lubuntu/lxdm/lxdm.conf | 11:22 |
GODOS | but i have to make a mouse click on the use name to login | 11:22 |
GODOS | user | 11:22 |
GODOS | i want auto login without showing the lxdm | 11:23 |
GODOS | how can i do that? | 11:23 |
GODOS | i have added autologin=themis | 11:23 |
GODOS | but auto login is not working | 11:24 |
GODOS | any solution? | 11:25 |
GODOS | ???? | 11:27 |
GODOS | ????????????????? | 11:30 |
GODOS | how can i enable auto login without showing lxdm | 11:40 |
GODOS | ? | 11:40 |
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n1ckn4me09876543 | I downloaded Soundblaster X-Fi linux driver, now I have to install it, the readme file tells me: << In terminal, | 16:27 |
n1ckn4me09876543 | 1) Goto source directory | 16:27 |
n1ckn4me09876543 | 2) Execute make command as root | 16:27 |
n1ckn4me09876543 | make | 16:27 |
n1ckn4me09876543 | make install >> what's the command to install programs/driver | 16:27 |
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yooha | hello guys | 22:50 |
stlsaint | yooha: hey | 23:03 |
stlsaint | hey room if i upgrade netbook to 12.04 will it break my install?? *wink* | 23:03 |
LordOfTime | stlsaint: what're you running now | 23:05 |
stlsaint | not sure | 23:07 |
stlsaint | oh oh 11.10 ;) | 23:14 |
LordOfTime | ah | 23:14 |
stlsaint | LordOfTime: meh, just joshing. Wanted to see if anyone was in the room :D | 23:14 |
LordOfTime | lol | 23:14 |
* LordOfTime checks from time to time :P | 23:14 | |
stlsaint | i am going to upgrade though so... | 23:14 |
* stlsaint crosses fingers | 23:14 | |
LordOfTime | normally i'm hanging out in #ubuntu-server and #ubuntu and #ubuntu-bugs :P | 23:14 |
LordOfTime | stlsaint: back up important data first! | 23:15 |
LordOfTime | RULE NUMBER ONE! BACK UP YOUR DATA | 23:15 |
stlsaint | LordOfTime: NOPE! Im putting all my faith into Lubuntu. Test of time ;D | 23:15 |
LordOfTime | (and yes i meant to do that in caps :P) | 23:15 |
stlsaint | LordOfTime: no caution here bud. Going all out lol | 23:16 |
LordOfTime | :P | 23:16 |
LordOfTime | your loss, if the thing breaks mid=upgrade | 23:16 |
* LordOfTime is a tech, so he always recommends backing up data | 23:16 | |
stlsaint | LordOfTime: if anything breaks ima be pissed | 23:25 |
LordOfTime | and this is why i recommend backing up important data :P | 23:26 |
Unit193 | stlsaint: I didn't backup, it works for me™ | 23:42 |
stlsaint | Unit193: smooth so far thought its just downloading packages | 23:43 |
gnufun | Hello, I just installed Lubuntu on an Acer Aspire One ZG5. I kept Windows XP on the other partition when installing. When booting, the grub menu screen does not come up. Instead the netbook boots directly into Windows. If I connect the usb, then the grub screen comes up and I can choose ubuntu. It then boots from the hard drive. I tried to sudo update-grub. That looked like everything went according to plan (it found every | 23:48 |
pepinito | Hi there. Is ther any way to get a application switcher with previews in Lubuntu? | 23:50 |
Unit193 | gnufun: You got cut off at "...according to plan (it found ever" However, you can hold left shift on boot, or edit /etc/default/grub and comment out hidden boot (# being comments) and run sudo update-grub | 23:51 |
pepinito | Hi there. Is there any way to get a application switcher with previews in Lubuntu? | 23:56 |
Unit193 | There's no need to repeat your question. | 23:56 |
pepinito | i know i know, I hadn t login against NickServ, so i didn know if the first one went out. | 23:58 |
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