[02:43] <sithfm> hi there, can anyone tell me where to look for my panel configuration file for lubuntu 12.04? I seem to have lost it and need to go tell nautilus to start up without changing my damn root window / background
[02:44] <Unit193> Should be in ~/.config/lxpanel/
[02:44] <sithfm> /usr/share/lxpanel/profile/Lubuntu/panels <- think i found it
[02:45] <Unit193> That's not for the current user.
[02:46] <sithfm> ah yes
[02:46] <sithfm> thanks
[02:46] <sithfm> .config/lxpanel/Lubuntu/panels
[02:48] <Unit193> Yep, if things have gone very wrong, you can delete that and restart the panel to get back to default config.
[02:48] <sithfm> thanks
[02:48] <sithfm> /usr/share/applications/nautilus.desktop
[02:48] <sithfm> needed to change that
[02:48] <sithfm> the Exec= line
[02:49] <sithfm> to jsut add the parameter to not manage root window
[02:49] <Unit193> And nautilus like s to take over the desktop. :/
[02:49] <sithfm> ther's another binary/script that can be run to do that too i think
[02:49] <sithfm> lxpanel -reset or something
[02:49] <sithfm> it's been a looong time since I've booted into this environment i'm rusty :P
[02:50] <Unit193> lxpanelctl restart
[02:51] <sithfm> excellent, thanks again
[02:51] <sithfm> weird, i am convinced i've made this change in the past
[02:51] <sithfm> oh well
[02:51] <sithfm> i much prefer nautilus to pcmanfm so i am willing to live with this idiosyncrasy
[02:52] <Unit193> nautilus --no-desktop, or somehting....
[02:52] <Unit193> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/nautilus
[02:52] <Unit193> (I did remember right!)
[02:54] <sithfm> argh, so i made the change and logged out of my session and logged back in
[02:54] <sithfm> lubuntu reported an 'internal error', expanding the details showed /usr/bin/lxpanel
[02:54] <sithfm> and yep wouldnt you know, on launching nautilus it reset the background
[02:54] <sithfm> yes you did hehe
[02:54] <sithfm> wondering if some other xsession is starting or something via lxdm for some reason
[02:54] <sithfm> hmm
[02:56] <Unit193> Using LXDM in 12.04?
[02:56] <sithfm> yeah
[02:56] <sithfm> well, i'm 90% sure
[02:56] <sithfm> how can i tell
[02:56] <Unit193> Well, it'd still work fine, but uses lightdm by default.
[02:56] <sithfm> hmm
[04:12] <P-Chan> Hi! How change icon size in the start menu?
[04:16] <P-Chan> Hi plz I need support
[05:07] <ClientAlive> wow, only 68 people are into lubuntu? But lubuntu rox!
[05:09] <Tm_T> irc channel population isn't the whole usebase
[05:09] <Tm_T> (or necessarily part of usebase either)
[05:09] <ClientAlive> gosh I hope not  :>
[05:10] <ClientAlive> I just started using lubuntu (well it's 1`2.04 server with lxde on it) and I think its awesome
[05:12] <ClientAlive> Well, hope someone can help me with this. I've gone through 3 different virutalization platforms by now and the same issue is with every one. So now I think it's in the vm itself, not the virutalization package. I don't have the correct screen resolution available under Preferences > Monitor Settings what can I do to get the resolution I need? xrandr? /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart ?
[05:30] <Unit193> Right, well Ubuntu (server) +LXDE isn't exactly Lubuntu, but what are you using to run the VM? What software?
[08:42] <ssrvm> hi
[08:43] <ssrvm> is there any way to disable the ability( of non admin user in lubuntu) to edit defautl lxde panel, change/edit/delete desktop icons etc?
[08:43] <ssrvm> help please
=== margo_ is now known as margo
[19:46] <Jordan_U> I've installed the package rss-glx (really slick screensavers) and I can run /usr/lib/xscreensaver/spirographx from a terminal, but spirographx is not listed as an option in the xscreensaver preferences. Any idea how to get it to show up there?
[19:46] <snikker> hi, there is a way to disable standby?
[20:32] <melodie_> snikker, what is "standby" ?
[20:33] <ochosi> i assume it's "suspend to ram"?
[20:34] <melodie_> ochosi, I would not be sure
[20:34] <melodie_> disable "suspend to ram" would not make much sense to me
[20:35] <melodie_> I'll bb a little later
[20:41] <snikker> melodie_: i mean a power management
[20:42] <snikker> which disable hard disk and monitor after x minutes
[20:43] <melodie_> snikker, ok. have you looked in the control center or such ? (didn't notice that in the Lubuntu version I installed)
[20:44] <snikker> melodie_: i don't have find nothing in control cente
[20:44] <snikker> *center
[20:46] <melodie_> what about something having for name "gnome-power-manager" ? Is it installed ?
[20:48] <melodie_> snikker, ?
[20:48] <bioterror> lubuntu 12.04 has xfce4-power-manager
[20:48] <melodie_> hi bioterror
[20:49] <snikker> melodie_: no, gnome-power-manager isn't installed
[20:49] <melodie_> snikker, you configure xfce4-power-manager for one, and xscreensaver for the monitor, and it should solve it for you
[20:49] <melodie_> snikker, please try to follow :)
[20:49] <melodie_> have to go...
[20:49] <snikker> melodie_: ok, thanks
[23:44] <Lukah> Hi, I haven't used irc much in the last ten years.  I'm using Irssi.  What is the most common way to get a list of channels on a server (other than /list)?  Web/Use a different client/Dump the list to a file and grep-sed-foobar it?
[23:46] <Lukah> Btw, I'm asking in here because I use lubuntu, and I'm sure many of you appreciate lightweight methods of doing things.  As opposed to "just grab BloatwareIrcClient2000"
[23:50] <AlanBell> !alis | Lukah
[23:50] <ubottu> Lukah: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" for help and ask any questions about it in #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* or /msg alis list *http*
[23:50] <Lukah> wow, cool bot
[23:52] <Lukah> sweet, thanks for the help