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Unit193!purexfce|Could always use this too00:02
ubottuCould always use this too: If you want to remove all !KDE and !Gnome packages and have a default !Xubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce »00:02
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kirai install xubunto in a comapq presario v2000 and it seems that many drivers were lose including the wifi, what may i do ? (sorry my english)02:48
kira???02:51
kirak02:59
xubuntu762I am having problems using xubuntu05:16
xubuntu762i had ubuntu 12.04 previously05:16
xubuntu762i used synaptics manager to get the update but i see no difference...Could you help?05:17
baizon:)05:26
baizoncan help when you are gone :(05:26
Mathsterk:P05:26
baizoncant*05:31
xubuntu327can somebody help me i got a problem wit xubuntu wireless05:57
xubuntu327its any body here !!!!!!06:00
baizon!ask xubuntu32706:01
baizon!ask06:01
ubottuPlease don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience06:01
Mathsterk!patience06:01
ubottuDon't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/06:01
KombuchaKipWhich xfce process is responsible for autorun when enabled / supported on a mounted volume?06:24
well_laid_lawnthunar-volman iirc KombuchaKip06:28
KombuchaKipwell_laid_lawn: I took a look through here svn://svn.debian.org/pkg-xfce/goodies/trunk/thunar-volman/ and it just doesn't look like the tree contains any code. Just debianization.06:32
DiceI think just thunar/gvfs does it after deprecatinh HAL06:36
well_laid_lawnKombuchaKip: http://wiki.xfce.org/dev/thunar-volman-udev06:39
Diceyou can disable it in Settings -> removable devices06:39
snikkerin which file "fce4-power-manager-settings" save settings?08:36
bonnohi ..i have a thing with skype.. i have made skype to enter an account everytime it starts..but i have forgot my password and i want to find it.. i search through .skype file but cant find anything (and if i do its not readable) please help09:03
bonnoi want to find it cos i am making a list with all the accouts i have.. so..i need the pass..any help?09:04
snikkerno one?09:07
bonnoany help?09:07
ochosibonno: that's a question you have to search the answer for on skype.com09:08
snikkerbonno: the skype password is encrypted in ~/.Skype/yourname/config.xml09:08
ochosibonno: if it's sane then it will save your passwords encrypted09:08
bonnoand how do i decrypt it?09:09
ochosisnikker: power-manager saves via xfconf, the best way to access xfconf is via xfconf-query or the xfce4-settings-editor09:09
bonnoi searched on skype.com but didnt found anything09:09
ochosibonno: why don't you just reset your password to something new?09:09
snikkerbonno: you can't... login in skype then change the password09:09
bonnoyeah..i dont remember my pass so i can change it :/09:10
ochosibonno: is there no "forgot your password" -> receive email option on the website?09:11
bonnoand there is now option as on firefox whivh lets you see the password09:11
snikkerbonno: IF the password is stored in your pc, youc can login in skyp, THEN you can change the password09:11
bonnocant change my pass cos i dont know the one i have..but verivication email could work.. i guessed it was more easy to figure out via .skype files09:12
snikkerochosi: but there isn't a file text which i can edit for change the settings?09:14
ochosisnikker: there is (it's an xml), but that's not the sane way of changing the settings09:14
ochosisnikker: if you want to change them in the commandline, e.g. in a script, find the right xfconf-query command, that's far better/safer than parsing xml and changing a value there09:15
snikkerochosi: do yuo09:15
snikkerochosi: ok, i'll use xconf-query, but what's is the file with the settings? so a can save it09:16
snikker* so i can09:17
ochosisnikker: xfconf-query also saves the values for you :)09:17
snikkerochosi: yes but if i want export the file?09:17
snikkerthere is a command for that?09:17
ochosisnikker: but if you _must_ know, the files are in ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/09:17
ochosiso if you want to copy your settings to another machine, you can take the right xml from that folder09:18
snikkerochosi: ok, thank you09:18
ochosisnikker: np, yw09:19
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Papa-SmurfHi09:53
Papa-Smurfis there any way to install a CPU temperature applet in Xubuntu? Thanks!!09:53
KageeI run a souble screen-setup using flgrx, and i want to have the09:53
Kageesame panels on top/bottom of each screen - is there a easy way to copy a panel09:53
Kageesetup?09:53
bonnopapastrumf try conky i think i found a link yesterday on google where you can download the conkyrc file09:55
Papa-Smurfsumfin like sensors-applet???09:55
Papa-Smurffor Xubuntu09:55
bonnoalso try screenlets (there are many desktop applets there about sensoring CPU and memory09:56
Papa-Smurfbonno thanks09:56
Papa-Smurfbut are they in the repository?09:57
bonnobut conky i think is better.. although it needs a little configuring ..09:57
bonnoyeah..go to software center and type screenlets09:58
Papa-Smurfbonno,  cool man10:01
Papa-Smurfi've got it installed10:01
Papa-Smurfbut only appears a black column in my left desktop10:02
bonnoa black column?10:02
Papa-Smurfyess10:02
bonnowhat did you got installed?10:02
Papa-Smurfscreenlets10:03
Papa-Smurfand then sysmonitor10:03
bonnoyeah..i had a problem with than too..wait10:03
Papa-Smurfcheers bro10:04
bonnomine works fine.. i dont know how i did fix it :p10:06
bonnotry conky..google it its better i think10:07
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Papa-Smurfbonno,  i found this https://sites.google.com/site/xubuntuinstallhowto/conky10:11
Papa-Smurfi don't know if it is updated10:11
chaosmansomeone please help10:34
chaosmanI installed Cossacks with Wine10:34
chaosmanworks fine10:34
chaosmanbut we cannot play multiplayer LAN game10:35
chaosmanhow can I disable the firewall or ping someone?10:35
astraljavachaosman: Xubuntu doesn't have a firewall set by default, and you can ping when you open a terminal, and write `ping <ip.address.of.friend>`, without backticks and brackets of course.10:41
chaosmanastraljava, yes I can ping him, and he can ping me10:47
chaosmanok so there is no firewall10:48
chaosmanbut we still can't see each other in the game10:48
chaosmanhe has Windows opsystem10:48
chaosmanis that the problem?10:48
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xubuntu277test13:37
xubuntu277any one on13:38
xubuntu277?13:38
xubuntu277wohooo?13:39
xubuntu277:(13:46
xubuntu277hey hey13:49
xubuntu277any one have a sec or 2 ?13:50
baizoni have 2 sec13:55
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BeSHi, I'm running xubuntu without the indicator applet. But without the applet I didn't find a way to have a volume mixer in the panel. Any hints what I have to install or to enable?15:06
Dicemixer applet should be available in "Add new items" dialog by default15:12
BeSDice: there is no mixer applet on my installation (xubuntu 12.04 default installation with the desktop cd)15:15
BeSDo you know the name of the mixer or the packages which I have to install?15:15
Unit193xfce4-mixer or thunar-volman ?15:16
Unit193Whoop, second is externel volume management (I remembered the name because I had an issue with it. :P )15:17
BeSUnit193: xfc4-mixer was missing on my system, now I have a applet. Thanks!15:19
Unit193Sure.15:19
BeSJust one more question. Clicking on the applet opens the whole mixer dialog. Is it possible to get only a slider to increase/decrease the volume like in the indicator applet or on other desktops?15:21
DiceBeS: no, but you can scroll on it15:34
BeSDice: ah, that's a nice feature. At least for the desktop but at the Laptop...15:36
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kira_hello help the wireless cant activate after i instal xubuntu (sorry my english)16:46
GridCubekira_, :) no problem16:47
GridCubekira_, whats your wireless card16:48
GridCube?16:48
kira_i think its an airforce one 54 g16:50
kira_a broadcom corporation bcm431816:53
kira_?!!16:58
GridCubekira_, you can know by doing lspci16:59
Unit193!bcm17:00
ubottuWireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs17:00
Unit193https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx This is closer to it.17:00
kira_ok i will check thanks17:00
genii-aroundWeird that !broadcom  goes to the 43xx and !bcm doesn't17:01
Unit193I have the BCM4318 and you just need to install something.17:01
chaosmanhi all17:01
Unit193genii-around: I know, I remembered one had it and guessed wrong. :P17:01
chaosmanI'm trying to burn an ISO to CD with xfburn17:01
chaosmanwhen it finishes it says: DONE and ejects the CD17:02
Unit193genii-around: Actually, can you alias that?17:02
chaosmanbut when I put it back its empty17:02
chaosmanany ideas?17:02
Unit193Is the iso good?17:02
genii-aroundUnit193: I'll give it a look in a little while17:02
Unit193genii-around: Danke!17:02
chaosmanits gparted17:02
Unit193Not used xfburn, so I'd generally try using another one to see if that helps.17:06
Primus77hi17:06
Primus77I have problems with installation17:06
GridCube!details | Primus7717:07
ubottuPrimus77: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..."17:07
Primus77I have 2 partitions on HD (on 1 is installed winXP, the other one is free). I tried to install xubuntu with livecd and i got kernel panic message like: Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount rootfs on unknown-block(0,0)17:08
Primus77xubuntu 1217:08
Primus77i already had ubuntu 8, ubuntu 12 and xubuntu 1217:08
kira_unit193 sorry what you install !!!!17:09
Primus77sorry... tried to install LUBUNTU17:09
Unit193kira_: Says on the page, but IIRC it is firmware-b43-installer  You can also check "Additional Drivers" when connected to the internet as it will have it as well.17:10
kira_ok i hope be the same because i got xubuntu17:14
KombuchaKipDice & well_laid_lawn: Thanks.18:20
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martinphoneHow do I make a tar.gz executable?20:57
martinphoneits a single file, ydict, https://code.googydictle.com/p/ydict/downloads/list20:57
Mathsterkchmod +x .tar.gz20:57
Mathsterkreplace .tar.gz with the filename20:58
Mathsterkbut i don't think you can run a .tar.gz (the nerds will correct if wrong)20:58
martinphonechmod +x ydict.tar.gz ?20:59
shpankhow about unpacking it first?20:59
shpanktar xvf ${FILENAME}20:59
martinphoneunpacked20:59
martinphonechmod +x ydict20:59
martinphoneok21:00
shpankthen run it with ./ydict21:00
martinphonewhats wrong with tar xvf $ {ydict} ?21:01
stripe hi all Xubuntu 12.04, 64 bit, just installed nvidia-current fron synaptic (gts450 card) screen still tearing and have lost sound since the driver install (was working) any ideas? thanks21:07
stripehave just removed nvidia-current, rebooted, still no sound21:09
stripeany ideas apart from #ubuntu where I can get help with my problem, thanks again for your time21:45
holsteinstripe: i would try different kernels and alsa versions21:50
holsteini typically open a terminal and run aplay -l and/or arecord -l ...if you see something listed there, its a good chance you'll get sound21:50
holsteinyou can try looking in alsamixer and trust no labels there21:50
astraljavastripe: Also, there seems to be a channel called #nvidia, if all else fails...21:50
astraljavaOh, right, sound. *duh*21:51
stripethanks but its the sound and video, going to try another clean install first to see if something didnt install correctly (the iso md5 was right trhough)21:53
Unit193I'd think "Additional Drivers" would be more helpful than the repo.21:53
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