[02:34] Is there a program to manage desktop backgrounds in Lubuntu 12.04? I'm running the awesome window manager and am having trouble changing mine. === jalcine is now known as Jacky === plantigrade is now known as avelldiroll === rpm is now known as rynmo === LordOfTime is now known as TheLordOfTime === epzil0n is now known as Guest31249 [16:16] hi [16:16] hi [16:34] hi [16:35] I have an old mac, a white ibook. do you think lubuntu would install painlessly? [16:36] so noone really knows? [16:36] I don't know the specs of the cpu, but RAM is 512MB [16:36] anyone on at all? [16:36] I need a linux laptop [16:37] it runs fine with most stuff with a bit of effort [16:37] so, lubuntu isn't that popular anymore [16:37] I hope it is, it's still my favorite [16:38] the other buntus are for new computers only [16:38] almost at least [16:39] I really like the macbook air [16:39] or pro is not far from these days , very slim [16:44] hei [16:44] which time of day is most active? [16:44] hi [16:45] not sure i am usually on #ubuntu-uk [16:45] can you find out the spec of the ibook [16:46] http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ibook/index-ibook.html see if it is listed here [16:47] hi [16:48] i would guess 512mb would be enough for lubuntu yes [16:48] I see, I must do some investigation [16:49] I've been given this old ibook, it works fine, all I need is a new power supply [16:49] I was hoping so, at least, 512 used to be fairly good, but years a go no [16:50] check the link i posted see if your model is listed [16:50] right now I have vista, and annying stuff with firefox [16:50] ok [16:50] on an ibook [16:51] thanks, not sure, it's either 2004 or 2005 [16:51] I think 2005 [16:53] http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ibook/specs/ibook_g4_1.33_12.html [16:54] it's old, but it runs quiet and smooth with os x [16:55] I might reinstall os x, if possible, and if lubuntu doesn't work [16:55] I rather have the new lubuntu though, if it runs well [16:55] the old os x is all right, but a bit old now [16:56] see you later after some research and install attempts [16:57] a live boot up can never be a bad thing at least [16:57] ;- ) [16:58] ok [17:22] So... if I want a wee CPU meter down by the battery and sound widgets, what do I specifically look for? [17:23] I'm unsure of the openbox terminology. [17:23] That's not called a dock at the bottom of the screen? [17:33] jeward: I think you're talking about the panel. In lubuntu it's LxPanel. Right click on a blank part of the panel to configure it. [17:35] Okay, I think I am looking for a load monitor panel applet. [17:36] In 11.10 the applet is call CPU Usage Monitor. [17:36] I'm on 12.04. [17:36] Is it something I can agp-get install? [17:38] I think it should already be there. Click Add/Remove Panel Items --> Panel Applets. Click the Add button and look for it there. [17:38] Sadly, no. [17:39] Hmmm...sorry...can't help then. I don't run 12.04. [17:39] So, it may come along later I guess. [17:40] apt-cache search pxpanel didn't turn up much. [17:41] I just looked on a laptop I have running 12.04. CPU Usage Monitor is there as an option. [17:42] Huh! [17:42] I wonder why I don't have it? [17:42] You're running lubuntu 12.04? [17:42] You have to click the Add button to the right of the list. It has a big green plus sign on it. [17:42] Aha! [17:42] :-) [17:43] Perfect, thanks! [17:43] np [18:32] bye! :) === nothingspecial is now known as angela-android === angela-android is now known as nothingspecial [20:36] hi [20:36] any software center guys here ? [20:47] daker-cloud, rarely he's here