[00:36] <hammo> i just upgraded from 11.04 to 12.04, i was running 3 monitors, 2 x screens, one for onboard and one for old radeon card. after reinstall i cant get both s xscreens to show. i have setup exactly the same bar new hdd. I still have old hard drive. what conf files should i be looking at to find difference in setup. I'm running xubuntu. did fresh install from dl ISO
[00:44] <hammo> ?anyone?
[00:53] <hammo> can anyone list where display conf files are in xubuntu?
[00:53] <hammo> i found file:///home/hammo/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/displays.xml and it has all 3 monitors listed
[01:20] <gompa> hi does someone know the best way to test the new theme refresh ?
[01:26] <gompa> how would one: git-clone the repository to easily stay up to date.?
[01:28] <Unit193> cd ~/.themes && git clone link-to-github-location
[01:29] <Unit193> Then, to update cd ~/.themes/Greybird/ && git pull
[01:30] <gompa> thanks :)
[01:30] <Unit193> You trying the white branch?
[01:31] <Unit193> So, that would be git clone -b bright-menus https://github.com/shimmerproject/Greybird.git
[01:31] <hammo> can anyone list where display conf files are in xubuntu please
[01:32] <Unit193> Not /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?  Also, may try arandr for dual monitor setup.
[01:35] <hammo> hmmmm, i dont have Xorg.conf :( but i found file:///home/hammo/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/displays.xml that lists monitors just cant get 2nd xscreen to display. 1 xscreen for onbaord 1 xscreen for old radeon card.
[01:35] <hammo> used to work before upgrade, just need to know conf files to compare so i can setup as before
[01:38] <gompa> unit193 thanks but i dont really see any difference (only in the  file manager the location bar icons are different and the menu is white
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[02:36] <xubuntu230> so, when i press the volume keys on my keyboard it shows a volume control, but it doesn't affect the actual volume.
[02:50] <anenzymaticboom> I have a problem with crontab.  I can execute a command from the terminal fine, but when I try via crontab it does nothing... I have tried various solution from the interwebz maybe y'all can help
[02:52] <Unit193> Alright, what's the command?
[02:52] <Unit193> And, if you open a sh terminal, does it work there?
[02:53] <anenzymaticboom> the command is "background" is a executable shell script
[02:53] <anenzymaticboom> and yes when I run it from a terminal it runs fine
[02:53] <pleia2> are you using the full path to the program in the crontab?
[02:53] <anenzymaticboom> the shell script is just one line (aside from the header) "xfdesktop --reload"
[02:54] <anenzymaticboom> yes
[02:54] <anenzymaticboom> full path yes
[02:54] <pleia2> and to the shell executing it? /bin/bash /full/path/to/background
[02:54] <anenzymaticboom> */1 * * * * bash -c /home/hans/bin/background
[02:55] <anenzymaticboom> log:
[02:55] <Unit193> bash -c, everyone forgets the -c
[02:55] <anenzymaticboom> I have bash -c...
[02:56] <anenzymaticboom> Jun 19 23:55:01 hans-xubuntu CRON[29940]: (hans) CMD (bash -c /home/hans/bin/background) Jun 19 23:55:01 hans-xubuntu CRON[29939]: (hans) MAIL (mailed 1 byte of output; but got status 0x00ff, #012)
[02:56] <pleia2> huh
[02:57] <Unit193> (You did, she forgot, it's my craziness) You don't happen to have a mail server on that? :P
[02:57] <anenzymaticboom> not sure...
[02:57] <anenzymaticboom> how can I check that?
[02:57] <Unit193> type   mail
[02:57] <Unit193> (Not technically, but oh well)
[02:57] <anenzymaticboom> hans@hans-xubuntu:~$ mail No mail for hans
[02:57] <anenzymaticboom> nope
[02:58] <Unit193> Not sure if you can redirect output, or error output to a file.
[02:59] <anenzymaticboom> I am not getting an error... its just not doing anything
[03:01] <Unit193> And did/do you have to set display?
[03:01] <anenzymaticboom> not sure...
[03:02] <anenzymaticboom> what might that be?
[03:02] <Unit193> Tells it what display X11 is running on.
[03:02] <Unit193> export DISPLAY=:0
[03:03] <anenzymaticboom> would that be cron issue or a xfdesktop --reload issue?
[03:03] <anenzymaticboom> because the xfdesktop command works perfectly fine when I run it from the command line
[03:03] <Unit193> Well, best to add it to the script.
[03:04] <anenzymaticboom> crontab or the shell?
[03:05] <Unit193> Well, you can add that to either crontab or /full/path/to/background
[03:05] <anenzymaticboom> cool
[03:05] <pleia2> when you're launching from cron you don't have the same environment variables as from a shell, so things like DISPLAY may not be set (not sure if DISPLAY itself is the issue here, but environment variables tend to be it)
[03:05] <Unit193> Just   DISPLAY=:0   in crontab -e
[03:05] <Unit193> And it using SH, that's not cool either.
[03:06] <pleia2> sh in ubuntu is dash, not bash
[03:07] <anenzymaticboom> so... (1) add DISPLAY=:0   in crontab -e (2) change bash to dash
[03:07] <anenzymaticboom> right
[03:07] <anenzymaticboom> ?
[03:07] <pleia2> no no, you probably want to be using bash
[03:07] <anenzymaticboom> ok
[03:08] <anenzymaticboom> DISPLAY=:0   in crontab -e, should that go anywhere particular in the file?  above below the command?
[03:09] <anenzymaticboom> current crontab -l :
[03:09] <anenzymaticboom> SHELL=/bin/sh
[03:09] <anenzymaticboom> PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/home/hans/bin
[03:09] <anenzymaticboom> DISPLAY=:0
[03:09] <Unit193> Remember to use pastebin.com
[03:09] <anenzymaticboom> */1 * * * * bash -c /home/hans/bin/background
[03:10] <Unit193> Pretty much, see if that works better.
[03:10] <anenzymaticboom> IT WORKS!!!!!
[03:10] <anenzymaticboom> Thanks GUYS!!
[03:10] <Unit193> Sure, welcome.
[03:10] <anenzymaticboom> Can we just hold on for one more min, to make sure it is working?
[03:10] <Unit193> Speaking of such   The following packages will be upgraded: cron
[03:11] <anenzymaticboom> Oh snap, it works like a charm!
[03:11] <anenzymaticboom> so what did DISPLAY=:0 do?
[03:11] <anenzymaticboom> if you do not mind explaining...
[03:11] <Unit193> pleia2?
[03:11] <pleia2> basically it tells the shell what monitor/display/place to output the results to
[03:13] <anenzymaticboom> so would I need that for other sripts as well?  Like when I was trying to trouble shoot myself, I tried to execute a command that essentailly opened a txt document in an editor... it also failed
[03:13] <pleia2> for graphical programs, yeah probably
[03:13] <anenzymaticboom> ok
[03:13] <anenzymaticboom> well thanks
[03:13] <anenzymaticboom> anyway I can tip?
[03:14] <pleia2> hehe
[03:18] <anenzymaticboom> Well have a good night/day depending on where you are.
[03:18] <anenzymaticboom> I will praise this IRC and spread the good word.
[03:19] <Unit193> You already have it set, so fi you just add more to crontab that need a gui you are set already.
[03:19] <anenzymaticboom> thanks... now how do I quit this IRC... solved.  Good night
[04:17] <xubuntu883> Hey, is there any way to change an option for the color of selected tabs?
[04:18] <Unit193> In what program?
[04:18] <xubuntu883> just overall, but the program I've noticed it in is bluefish
[04:19] <Unit193> Each program may or may not have a setting for that, if I understand what you want.
[04:20] <xubuntu883> yeah, i wasn't sure if there was a generic setting for active tabs in xubuntu or not
[09:38] <untaken> I use spotify in xfce, I would like to stop and pause the music with a keyboard shortcut. Is there anyway I can do this. It shows up in the task bar, where I can pause it from there; but would like to control it via the keyboard. Any ideas?
[09:55] <astraljava> untaken: It seems we could use examples from this page: http://kothar.net/index.php/blog/30-spotifydbus
[09:56] <astraljava> untaken: Noticed there an update at the end of the page, linking to an app providing the mappings. Will have to check it out.
[09:56] <untaken> me takes a look (thanks)
[10:11] <untaken> astraljava: sweet, did the job. thanks mate :)
[10:16] <Chintu> Hey, What is the System requirment for Xubuntu? :)
[10:16] <Chintu> I mean, CPU?
[10:17] <Chintu> May i run it on p4 1.7Ghz, 512MB SDRAM, ? :)
[10:17] <Chintu> Hope i'll get the reply soon :)
[10:19] <knome> should work ok, though don't expect it to be a rocket
[10:20] <Chintu> Aww!
[10:20] <hobgoblin> I use a p4 here - but I do have more RAM
[10:20] <Chintu> hmm,
[10:20] <Chintu> Okay!
[10:20] <Chintu> So should try out Lubuntu?
[10:21] <hobgoblin> up to you - I'd try xubuntu first ;)
[10:22] <Chintu> Hmm,
[10:22] <Chintu> So, i gonna try both then!
[10:22] <Chintu> First X and L
[10:22] <Chintu> I've tried, Ubuntu, but, it didn't work at all
[10:23] <Chintu> But, Just, Yesterday, i come to know that there are many kinds of Unbuntu, I just, googled..
[10:23] <Chintu> XUbuntu just impressed me!
[10:24] <Simooon> what didn't work about ubuntu? the install?
[10:24] <Chintu> No! I installed it on Window(Wubi like somethin)
[10:24] <Chintu> and Starts after more than 5 mins
[10:25] <Chintu> And then, When i do something, it hangs :/
[10:25] <Simooon> ahh, that's probably not the fastest way to use it, it is more a kind of way to check it out
[10:25] <Simooon> how old is your computer?
[10:26] <Chintu> I don't, I brought it from a Computer shop, when my p3 stopped working!
[10:26] <Chintu> It's second hand :/
[10:26] <Simooon> so it's quite old?
[10:26] <Chintu> Nope! It doesn't look old at all :/
[10:27] <Chintu> I just, bought a mother board that is old..
[10:27] <Chintu> And others are new!
[10:28] <Chintu> There's too RAM one is of 512 MB and another is 128 MB << Is than can be a problem with Ubuntu?
[10:28] <Chintu> two*
[10:29] <Simooon> well that sounds somewhat old to me ;-) I think xubuntu, lubuntu or some other lightweight system would be great for your computer
[10:29] <Chintu> Yeah!
[10:29] <Chintu> I'll try Xubuntu first!
[10:29] <Chintu> It should work!
[10:30] <Chintu> may i take a name of Linux Based operating system, what i used and it was good?
[10:32] <Chintu> Okay, I used and an operating system linux based. It was Gnome something.. And it worked good..
[10:32] <Simooon> I did not understand that question, could you rephrase that?
[10:32] <Simooon> ahh ok
[10:32] <Chintu> It was mint something!
[10:33] <Chintu> But, The only problem was, It corrupts my Another HDD everytime I connect :/
[10:33] <Simooon> there are many gnome based operating systems, most distros have more than one desktop environment to choose from. Linux mint is widely used and there is a gnome version
[10:34] <Chintu> Hmm, My question is that, If, It worked good, So Xubuntu can?
[10:34] <Chintu> it worked good on Linux Mint*
[10:35] <Chintu> Sorry for my bad english
[10:36] <Simooon> I'm sure you could solve your HDD problem, though I have no idea what it is, perhaps you should ask on a mint channel or generel hardware channel about that, xubuntu should work as well, it is mostly a matter of taste.
[10:36] <Simooon> linux mint also have a version using xfce (like xubuntu)
[10:36] <Chintu> Okay, But, I am not gonna install Mint again.. I don't want my Data lose once again :D
[10:37] <Chintu> lolz, I just used it, because, i've no idea that there's is a XUbuntu that can work on P4
[10:38] <Simooon> p4 as in pentium 4?
[10:38] <Chintu> Yeah!
[10:38] <Chintu> Intel Pentium 4
[10:38] <Simooon> sure
[10:38] <Chintu> 1.7Ghz
[10:39] <Chintu> Well, If it works good, then okay, if it doesn't... Then, There's another Unbuntu(Lunbuntu)
[10:39] <Chintu> lol
[10:39] <Simooon> as it is somewhat old processor I would recommend that you use a lightweight desktop environment like XFCE or LXDE both available as linux mint versions and ubuntu versions
[10:39] <Chintu> Well, What should i for better performance? Can you suggest me?
[10:40] <Chintu> i use*
[10:40] <Chintu> No linux mint anymore :P
[10:40] <Chintu> I'll get the Xubuntu
[10:40] <Simooon> ok, then go for xubuntu, that would be my recommendation
[10:41] <Simooon> since I'm not sure how mature LXDE is
[10:41] <Chintu> Okay!
[10:41] <Simooon> what is your native language?
[10:41] <Chintu> And it won't work.. I'll try Lubuntu
[10:42] <Chintu> They both have Wubi.exe as in Unbuntu?
[10:42] <Simooon> I don't think any of them use wubi, though I'm not sure
[10:43] <thedark> hello, how do I change the refresh rate of a second monitor (in this case, an old TV) on 12.04?
[10:43] <Chintu> Simooon: What? Xubuntu doesn't have wubi?
[10:44] <hobgoblin> xubuntu does - but I'd not recommend it
[10:44] <Simooon> not sure, but I don't think so, I would not recommend installing it that way anyway, does Mint use wubi?
[10:45] <Chintu> Nope! Mint doesn't have any Wubi, As i know!
[10:45] <Simooon> thedark, I think that is something you should do on your TV if it is even possible.
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[10:45] <Simooon> Chintu, I think wubi is used only by ubuntu
[10:46] <Chintu> I'll use, Wubi first, I've a little knowledge about Linuxs, And if i am stuck with anything so i could use Window too
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[10:46] <Chintu> Simooon, Yeah, That's Why i am asking that, Xubuntu hai Lubuntu has Wubi or not?
[10:46] <hobgoblin> Simooon: wubi is there in xubuntu
[10:46] <Chintu> Btw, I am clear now :)
[10:46] <thedark> Simoon: uh, wouldn't I use Xrandr?
[10:47] <hobgoblin> Simooon: but I too never recommend it
[10:47] <Simooon> hobgoblin, ok, I stand corrected :-P
[10:48] <Simooon> thedark, what connector are you using for the tv?
[10:48] <thedark> s-video
[10:48] <thedark> xubuntu detects the TV, I am pretty sure I just have to change the refresh rate
[10:48] <thedark> it was working perfectly in 10.10
[10:49] <thedark> the bootup screen even showed up on it
[10:49] <thedark> but it showed the refresh rate as 30hz
[10:49] <Simooon> well if it worked before then I guess it should still work, don't know how though
[10:49] <thedark> now xubuntu 12.04 sets it to 60hz and it doesn't display anything, despite being detected
[10:50] <thedark> I am pretty sure I just gotta use xrandr to change the refresh rate
[10:50] <Simooon> Chintu, did you catch that xubuntu apparently have wubi?
[10:50] <thedark> I am trying to figure it out now :(
[10:51] <Simooon> thedark, perhaps you should try arandr?
[10:51] <Chintu> Simooon: Yeah! I guessed, It should have :p
[10:52] <hobgoblin> I wouldn't use it though Chintu
[10:52] <thedark> I have
[10:52] <thedark> no option for Refresh Rate :(
[10:53] <Chintu> But, I would like to install it through Wubi first!
[10:53] <Simooon> you know that you can still dual boot without wubi, right?
[10:54] <hobgoblin> Chintu: you do as you wish to - I'm just saying that I would not use it - nor would I recommend it's use.
[10:54] <Chintu> Simooon: How could i? :o
[10:54] <Chintu> hobgoblin: Does it slow the OS?
[10:54] <Simooon> Just install it alongside windows
[10:55] <Simooon> Chintu, wubi makes linux slower, though windows should not be affected.
[10:55] <Chintu> But, Then, I won't be able to Uninstall it..If, i'll plan to install Lunbuntu?
[10:56] <hobgoblin> Chintu: yes you can :)
[10:56] <hobgoblin> you just install over the top of it
[10:56] <Chintu> Hmm, Maybe, That's the problem, Why Ubuntu didn't work good on my PC :/
[10:56] <hobgoblin> ubuntu wouldn't have worked well with 512Mb
[10:57] <Simooon> thedark, perhaps you can use this: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=265224
[10:57] <thedark> checking it out, thanks for trying to help me out
[10:57] <Chintu> Hmm,
[10:57] <Simooon> thedark, np
[10:59] <hobgoblin> Chintu: what version of windows do you have?
[10:59] <Chintu> I've told my friend to download Xubuntu for me!
[10:59] <Chintu> hobgoblin: Windows XP SP2
[10:59] <Chintu> I just, use it for performance
[10:59] <Simooon> Chintu, perhaps you should look at some youtube tutorials on this, they can be quite enlightening
[11:00] <Chintu> Oh! Youtube, Can't :(
[11:00] <Chintu> It's an slow network here!
[11:00] <Simooon> ahh sucks, there are great text/picture guides as well though.
[11:01] <hobgoblin> Chintu: you shouldn't have any issues with that - boot the iso and then let it shrink your partition and it will install in new partitions
[11:01] <Chintu> Okay! I am gonna install it tonight!
[11:02] <Chintu> I'll be here with my mobile, while, i'll be installing XUbuntu!
[11:02] <hobgoblin> defrag it a couple of times and have backups
[11:02] <hobgoblin> Chintu: if you have ethernet you will be bale to get here in the livecd
[11:02] <Chintu> I am having a USB internet!
[11:02] <Chintu> So i can't
[11:03] <Chintu> Thanks for your support guys! :)
[11:03] <Simooon> np
[11:03] <Chintu> you all are nice :)
[11:03] <Chintu> I'll be here soon, When i start the Installation :)
[11:05] <Chintu> brb
[12:12] <xubuntu135> någon svensk här inne som kan hjälpa lite ???
[12:13] <knome> !se | xubuntu135
[12:13] <ubottu> xubuntu135: Svensk Ubuntu- och Kubuntustöd hittar du i #ubuntu-se resp. #kubuntu-se. Tack!
[13:38] <foobar55> hi all
[13:40] <foobar55> someone knows about more about kernel 3.x / xubuntu / pae  to use on old ibm thinkpads ?
[13:40] <foobar55> how long couldt i calculate with non-pae-kernels ?
[13:45] <holstein> i cant imagine needing PAE on an old machine, but you can look for a live CD with PAE, or make one... i would probably just install and try it
[13:51] <foobar55> holstein in sh ?
[13:53] <foobar55> 12.04 xubuntu is without pae - but how long ? btw. so long the LTS runs ?
[13:54] <astraljava> foobar55: Yes, it'll be the same kernel during the whole lifecycle of the release, just with updates of course.
[13:56] <foobar55> ok - but when 12.04 LTS runs out ?? may be in three years - i put my old laptops to garbache ?
[13:57] <astraljava> foobar55: I couldn't tell, but maybe some other distros will provide a working kernel, or like holstein suggested, you can roll your own.
[13:57] <astraljava> foobar55: Xubuntu precise (12.04) is supported for 3 years, yes.
[14:00] <foobar55> i split my P III mobile in dual core with a knife
[14:09] <SandJ> foobar55, when the op sys goes out of support, it does not stop existing.  It can still be downloaded and backported updates will still appear.
[14:10] <SandJ> And once an op sys is 3 years old, there is unlikely to be any need for it to be supported - everything that might go wrong has gone wrong!
[14:16] <foobar55> oohhh, my thinkpads are ten years old - i hope i can use them the next ten years
[14:34] <Chintu> Hello guys!
[14:34] <Chintu> Weird thing happened! lolz
[14:35] <Chintu> I just, Put my disc to burn it up with Xubuntu ... And my PC hangs lolz
[14:36] <Chintu> I can just see.. DVD-WR's green light now
[14:36] <Chintu> And hoping that... CD won't be corrupt lllz
[14:40] <ochosi> Reminder/Disclaimer: -- Xubuntu Community meeting in 20min in #xubuntu-devel. --
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[15:00] <SandJ> Chintu, I hope you have more luck than me.  About half the CDs and DVDs I make are useless.  :-(
[15:03] <Chintu> SandJ: Weird, The disc is fully blank.. after 20 minute of burning time.. I was thinking.. That, It would show inaccessible disc :/
[15:03] <SandJ> Was the "test burn only" option set?
[15:07] <Chintu> Nope, My PC just hanged, When i started the Burning! :/
[15:07] <Chintu> It seems like hardware problem
[15:07] <SandJ> ... and saved your blank CD from an untimely death.
[15:08] <Chintu> I should use, The USB boot method... Can anyone help me with it? :)
[15:08] <Chintu> lolz! Yeah, SandJ
[15:08] <hobgoblin> !unetbootin | Chintu
[15:08] <ubottu> Chintu: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[15:09] <Chintu> Oh, I am on mobile, I should get on PC to see that link..
[15:10] <Chintu> I think, I should.. Postpone it to some another day :(
[15:10] <Chintu> Wow!
[15:11] <Chintu> Guys, zproblem is solved :)
[15:11] <Chintu> -z
[15:11] <Chintu> It was hardware fault.. lolz
[15:11] <Chintu> I just forgot to remove the Corrupt Harddisk from my system :D
[15:12] <Chintu> Burn, Process is running smoothly right now :)
[15:13] <Chintu> Wow, Completed ^_^
[15:13] <Chintu> it was so fast :D
[15:14] <Chintu> So, What should i do first?
[15:14] <Chintu> Defrag my disk?
[15:17] <SandJ> Have you removed the corrupt hard disk?
[15:20] <Chintu> Yes! :)
[15:20] <Chintu> It was just connected with motherboard not with.. SMPS
[15:21] <Chintu> And now, I am doing defragmentation of C:\
[15:36] <Chintu> Defragmented it twice.. I think,it's a good time to start installation :)
[15:37] <hobgoblin> up to you - but I always turned the pagefile off before I installed next to windows - the installer won't move it and it might be in the way of making a useful size partition
[15:37] <Chintu> So, I should turn off pagefile too
[15:38] <Chintu> Just, Restaring my PC
[15:38] <Chintu> Should i turf ogpf pagefile of all Partition or just one(C:) ?
[15:38] <Chintu> turn off*
[15:39] <Chintu> Sorry, If iam asking too many question.. :)
[15:40] <Chintu> I am not that stupid, But, If someone helps me...Then, I use to be :p
[15:45] <hobgoblin> there's only one pagefile in windows from memory
[15:46] <Chintu> I'd page files from all 4 partitions :/
[15:49] <Chintu> The installation is just stopped :(
[15:50] <Chintu> An Error Occurred: Permission Denied
[15:50] <Chintu> For more information, please, see the log file.. :/
[16:07] <Chintu> The Xubuntu installation is too slow, As like Ubuntu... :(
[16:07] <Chintu> I am giving 8GB space to it :p
[16:10] <hobgoblin> Chintu: installing takes time
[16:11] <Chintu> Nope, The cursor is taking a while to move after moving my mouse :/
[16:11] <Chintu> Is it common?
[16:12] <hobgoblin> I've had it on machines with low RAM
[16:13] <Chintu> So, It won't work fast on my PC? :/
[16:15] <Chintu> Importing from Microsoft window is an good Idea?
[16:18] <hobgoblin> Chintu: have you installed it yet?
[16:19] <hobgoblin> while you are installing - you have your ram trying to install and run the livecd for you to look at - all at the same time :)
[16:19] <Chintu> Nope, Installation is running!
[16:19] <hobgoblin> then wait till it's rebooted before you decide how fast or slow it is :)
[16:19] <Chintu> Oh, That's why, It is slow?
[16:19] <Chintu> lolz Okay :)
[16:23] <coreyman> So I'm trying to add Aptana Studio to the xfce menu and I can't figure this out.... I've been googling and hacking for the past hour on this.
[16:24] <bluesabre> Hi coreyman, Have you tried using alacarte?
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[17:00] <xubuntu730> Hello. I tried to install Xubuntu with a live CD, but the step of copying files never ends... What's the problem? What can I try?
[17:00] <SandJ> How long is "never ends"?
[17:01] <xubuntu730> more than 20 min
[17:01] <SandJ> And can you see the drive light - does it stop flashing after a certain time?
[17:01] <xubuntu730> yes, it stops flashing.
[17:01] <xubuntu730> It restarts flashing when I click every anywhere with the mouse :p :D
[17:02] <xubuntu730> but then, it doesn't flash anymore
[17:02] <xubuntu730> It happened also with a Lubuntu
[17:03] <xubuntu730> Now, I'm trying to install a Xubuntu-alternate...
[17:04] <Chintu> It's Installed and much better speed than, Ubuntu, Thank you to All XUbuntu family :)
[17:07] <Chintu> I am gonna give my whole night to understand XUbuntu :)
[17:08] <xubuntu730> Where does the problem comes from when the installing process stop on copying files ?
[17:09] <Chintu> Disk drive?
[17:10] <xubuntu730> Chintu : I'm installing from a live CD
[17:10] <Chintu> lolz, I don't know, Much about it,,.. I just joined the XUbuntu today :p
[17:13] <Chintu> Okay, Guys had a nice with you all... I'll back.. With more questions and suggestions  :p
[17:13] <Chintu> Take care!
[17:35] <xubuntu730> I succeed installing XUbuntu with the alternate version (the installation of the desktop version was blocking at the end of copying files)
[17:36] <xubuntu730> I still don't understand why I had this problem with the desktop version... maybe because it's an old PC ?
[17:41] <SandJ> Could it be a fault with the downloading / burning of the CD?
[17:44] <xubuntu730> bye
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[19:12] <faryshta> How do I add an evento to the "save screen" key? I think in english is
[20:37] <elsuco> Hi.... I am having a weird issue with starting xubuntu 12.04 on a 3.2.0-25-generic kernel.
[20:37] <elsuco> After the start it takes about a minute until i can use keyboard shortcuts
[20:38] <elsuco> before that the Xserver will take a full cpu and xfce4-settings-helper will take about 25% of the second cpu.
[20:38] <elsuco> Does anybody have an idea on what the source of this problem might be?
[20:39] <holstein> elsuco: i would try another kernel to confirm that its a kernel issue, otherwise, i might tend to just wait the minute and deal with it, since i dont reboot often
[20:42] <elsuco> the issue has been since kernel 3.0.* and for some reason my desktop freezes sometimes(i think it is something with the nvidia-driver, since nothing appears in syslog) and i have to restart a lot in the last few days.
[20:42] <elsuco> is there some way to check the integrety of the system or something like that?
[20:44] <holstein> might be... i would probably load up a live CD and force the vesa graphics driver... i would try maybe a 10.04 live CD
[20:45] <elsuco> how do i force the vesa driver? is it a boot option in grub?
[20:45] <holstein> elsuco: safe graphics mode
[20:46] <holstein> you can hit shift, and get grub showing, and hit F6 and force safe graphics
[20:46] <elsuco> ok thanks, i will try that and see what happens
[20:49] <elsuco> thanks for the support
[21:20] <David-A> elsuco: I'v had Xubuntu versions that used 100% cpu for a while when running xmodmap. Do you have a (long) ~/.Xmodmap ?
[21:21] <David-A> no, he's gone
[22:40] <KombuchaKip> Anyone else experiencing a slow applications menu?
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