=== unit193_ is now known as TheDrums === Jacky is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as Jacky === holstein_ is now known as holstein === Jacky is now known as siibot === siibot is now known as Jacky [04:23] bodhizazen: you have experience with building *buntu isos? [05:11] jbicha, yes I have build several [05:12] bodhizazen: ok I'm going to bed now, but I'll have to ping you later to see if you can help me build a "gnomebuntu" iso from a seed [05:12] sure, what are you using to build ? [05:13] whatever works ;) I'd like it to be pretty similar to how official isos are built though [05:15] I used https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RPPF14h1Sw2gQjGTuZjUIlNHnGrafS8ekhFjJM9MT00/edit to build the seed [05:15] but the building part is underdocumented [05:18] OK, I will look at what you have [05:20] I don't have much, https://code.launchpad.net/~jbicha/+junk/ubuntu-gnome.quantal [05:20] and the metapackage https://code.launchpad.net/~jbicha/+junk/ubuntu-gnome-meta [05:21] this looked pretty promising, except I couldn't figure out how to run it https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/debian-cd/ubuntu [05:24] anyway, I'll say hi tomorrow, good night! [05:24] ok [05:42] will xfburn burn image disks (OS disks)? [05:42] and if so do i have to tell it too or does it just do it like brasero does in ubuntu? [05:42] in other words brasero just knows its a image and burns it...is xfburn like that? [05:46] windbuntu: man xfburn. I think xfburn -i someimage.iso will burn that iso to a blank optical disk for you... [05:46] I tend to use use wodim, being more command line oriented :) [05:50] no i dea what you mean but i think you are saying the answer is no [05:50] If you want to know how a program works, read its man page. You do that by typing the word man and then the name of the program at a shell promtp in a terminal. [05:51] Did you try that? [05:51] no [05:51] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/xfburn [05:51] Then try it now, and see if the information there helps you out. [05:51] i can install brasero if i want correct? [05:51] Yes. [05:51] cool [05:52] i noticed lubuntu was only using 8,mb ram in my vm [05:52] amazing [05:52] and thats with system mon open [05:52] It will use rather more than that if you open brasero, I suspect :) [05:52] so i might stick it on the HD of one of my oler lappers [05:53] why is brasero a pig? [05:53] the laptop im prolly going to install it on has a dual core and 2 gigs of ram [05:53] Not particularly, but it is not particularly lightweight... that is part of why Lubuntu does not include it by default. [05:53] ahhh ok [05:54] i did not see the image choice in xfburn [05:54] With 2Gb RAM brasero will be fine. Old laptops in the Ubuntu world are the ones with 256MB or 284Mb RAM, not multiple GB :) [05:55] yeah this one i mentioned is about...6 years old-vista [05:55] Try Lubuntu on it, sounds workable to me. [05:55] atm it runs w-vista and ubuntu 12.04 as dual booter [05:56] but i like lubuntu and already have ubuntu on some computers including this desktop [05:56] i just cant warm up to kubuntu and xubuntu for some reason [05:57] in fact since lubuntu came out i dont see the point in xubuntu at all [05:57] kubuntu takes a state of mind [05:57] actually, the whole KDE takes [05:58] all that k stuff k this k that i cant find anything [05:58] configuring it is just too weird for me [05:58] I've tried kde3.something to the latest 4.3 if I remember right and never got used to it [05:59] and KDE is a lot huger than Gnome [05:59] i think it would be best for all if xubuntu got their own spearate sponsor and all the technology and resources went into ubuntu and lubuntu [05:59] one for big fat computers and one for skinny ones [06:05] hmm no manual entry for xfburn [06:05] when i tried the man xfburn thing in terminal [06:05] maybe cause im in ubuntu now instead of lubuntu [06:05] it doesnt need one :D [06:05] There is if xfburn is installed... [06:06] yeah ill do it when i go back in lubuntu [06:06] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/xfburn.1.html [06:06] bioterror: You're still running Jaunty? :) [06:07] jmarsden, first hit from the Moog site ;) [06:07] cool it does burn images [06:07] windbuntu, ofcourse [06:07] i thought so [06:07] just dont see it in the gui [06:08] ive never burned an image that way [06:08] sounds like a command [06:39] !b43 [06:39] Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [06:39] that's what i thought === anonymous is now known as Guest75922 [06:43] help [06:43] is there anyone ?? [06:44] Guest75922: Ask your real question and see if anyone here can help answer it. [06:44] ok [06:44] in network manager doesnot authenticate [06:45] wireless passwords [06:45] it allway show up error [06:46] check, test [06:47] hello [06:47] join #bash [06:47] brico-1: If you have an Lubuntu support question, ask it :) [06:47] network manager doesnot authenticate wireless passwd, it always shows error [10:24] Hi, I wish to build a machine for the exclusive use of XBMC. Is there such a thing as being able to start X with the wole purpose of running XBMC? without having to load a desktop environment? [10:24] sole* [10:25] like XBMCbuntu? [10:26] I would imagine so, I would like to have the experience of creating this myself though.. I am just not sure where to start [10:26] or even what the correct terms are [10:29] I guess what I am asking is what are the minimum requirements to launch XBMC. Is an entire desktop environment necesarry or can I just have "X" ? [10:30] you do not need an DE to run XBMC [10:30] ok so what is it that I need? lightdm ? [10:31] nope, no login is needed [10:31] I need X ? [10:32] yes [10:32] you can start XBMC like window manager [10:32] is that whats its called just "X"? Xserver? Xfree86? [10:32] it's called X.Org nowdays [10:32] !x.org [10:32] The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution [10:32] XFree86 is from the past [10:33] ok, so some kind of minimal install. Then add x.org. Then add nvidia drivers, then add xbmc [10:33] yes [10:33] cool thanks [10:33] now I have something to go on [10:33] have a look at http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Install_XBMC_for_Linux [10:34] you make .xinitrc and you add there: start xbmc [10:34] sorry [10:34] exec xbmc [10:34] but you should add consolekit and dbus too [10:34] nice one, thanks [10:34] !consolekit [10:34] !dbus [10:34] google :P [10:35] exec /usr/bin/ck-launch-session /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session /usr/bin/xbmc --standalone -fs [10:35] something like that [10:36] consolekit is a frameowrk for keeping track of various users, sessions and seats present on a system [10:37] would that not be present on a default mininmal install anwyay [10:38] I've noticed that XBMC likes wicd for network handling [10:39] I'm autostarting XBMC on startup on top of of the Openbox [10:39] becouse I might want to browse web or something with my htpc [10:39] like I watched the last NASA Spaceship launch from TV [10:40] airplay for that :P [10:41] when I install xbmc from apt-get is it not going to install a DE as a dependancy ? [10:42] no [11:11] stueng: xbmc does not need a DE [11:11] stueng: i am using my xbmc-standalone directy on plain X11 [11:13] anyone know how to get the grub boot menu from a LiveUSB rather than this splash screen [11:17] what splash [11:17] grub is hide by default if you're not dual booting [11:17] ive added a loopback to grub.cfg [11:17] but I cant see it cos of this splash screen === P4R4N01D1 is now known as P4R4N01D === iceroot_ is now known as iceroot [14:34] hi [14:44] hello again, I have installed a minimal ubuntu install without any DE and have managed to install XBMC and all its dependancies. When I strart xbmc I get cannot connect to X server. Presumably because I dont have x.org installed? [14:50] nm ^ sorted [14:52] stueng: one of the dependencies of XBMC is xorg [14:52] so you don't have all its dependencies installed [15:00] xbmc instlaled from apt but did not include xorg, I installed xorg manually from apt and everything is working :) === anonymous is now known as Guest34949 [16:23] what is the different between XTerm and UXTerm? [16:25] !xterm [16:25] If with all the cute terminals that are around you're still using xterm, then you deserve any problem you're experiencing with it. Go away. [16:25] lol [16:25] !uxterm [16:26] !info xterm [16:26] xterm (source: xterm): X terminal emulator. In component main, is optional. Version 271-1ubuntu2 (precise), package size 543 kB, installed size 1464 kB [16:27] well then what should i be useing [16:31] hi [16:31] hi [16:32] can anyone here help test pcmanfm/libfm? [16:33] so if i shouldn't be useing xterm what should i be useing [16:42] !uxterm [16:42] !xterm [16:42] If with all the cute terminals that are around you're still using xterm, then you deserve any problem you're experiencing with it. Go away. [16:46] pcman, Sure, give some items [16:47] valdur55: the latest code in git should be much more robust now. [16:47] valdur55: just need to test if it still crashes often. [16:48] pcman, give some test cases [16:48] valdur55: mount and unmount removable devices or DVD. [16:48] valdur55: changing dir very rapidly. [16:50] pcman, give github repo URL [16:50] valdur55: http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXDE:PCManFM_build_and_setup_guide#Bug_Reporting_and_How_to_Help_Debug_PCManFM [16:51] should i have update pcmanfm and libfm ? [17:05] valdur55: yes [17:11] Yello everybuddy! ;) [17:11] How do I add shortcuts of my fave programs to the taskbar?? [17:11] In Ubuntu I just dragged 'n dropped stuff...not working now. :( [17:16] cheryl: right click on the taskbar [17:17] cheryl: or in the preference dialog, edit the launchbar applet. [17:18] Thank you pcman [17:20] Well it's not as easy as I'd hoped so will tackle it after I've had my dinner :) [17:38] pcman, sorry, i am to lazy to download some automake and gtkdoc items [17:38] ok [17:38] 1 mbit/sec is to slow :P [17:48] i have a issue with network manager [17:48] can som1 help in resolving network manager wireless authentication issue [17:54] Hi, where can i get a dark lxpanel background? [17:59] HarryHirsch123: you can build one on your own [17:59] i know, but i haven´t enough time to do is [17:59] *ti [17:59] *it [18:00] LOL [18:00] 1 minute work [18:00] let me do it for you then [18:00] what color do you want ? [18:00] black [18:01] like the Onyx theme [18:02] i have the onyx theme but the white default panel [18:03] like the onyx title decoration right ß [18:03] ? [18:03] yes [18:03] ok just a sec [18:06] HarryHirsch123: http://h9.abload.de/img/onyx-panelrvyql.png [18:07] thanks :) [18:32] bye :) [18:49] head_victim: not forgotten your question...... just don't have an answer yet === miro is now known as Guest14818 [18:54] can anyone recommend any ubuntu-one client or damon for Lubuntu?! [18:55] demon - that does the synchronization [18:55] Guest14818: there's not a pretty solution per se. not like with ubuntu. integration is on the to-do list [18:55] but the actual sync can happen pretty easily [18:55] see http://askubuntu.com/questions/74093/how-to-integrate-ubuntu-one-in-pcmanfm-lubuntu-file-manager [18:56] oh wait [18:56] there's a qt app now http://askubuntu.com/questions/36117/ubuntu-one-on-lubuntu [19:01] interesting, but I would prefer to keep my Lubuntu installation as small as possible, hence would like prevent to pull in qt libs. a command line solution is also fine for me, if such one exists. [19:06] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man1/u1sdtool.1.html [20:07] hi [20:08] Today, is there meeting? [20:12] uh we had a short meeting [20:12] next time look on the ubuntu fridge [20:13] you hsould be able to look at the meeting logs [20:14] http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-meeting/2012/ubuntu-meeting.2012-05-23-20.00.html [20:23] Okey. thanks :D === angela-android is now known as nothingspecial === len is now known as Guest27587 [21:56] hey, I just want to make sure bug 994979 doesn't fall off the radar. Are bugs against project 'Lubuntu default settings' watched? [21:56] Launchpad bug 994979 in Lubuntu default settings "ELinks Does Not Open in LXTerminal When Clicking On The Link In The Menu List" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/994979 [21:56] if not I'll target the bug at lxcterminal I guess...