[01:05] <TheWonderingGuru> Hello everyone
[01:05] <TheWonderingGuru> Does anyone know what is the best way to change the default file manager from thunar to dolphin?
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[05:18] <Unit193> !es
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[08:41] <sunzz> just resumed my system from standby - mouse stopped working...  what can i do about it?
[08:45] <ailo> sunzz: Doesn't happen to me. But, you might want to make querys at XFCE channels, like xubuntu
[08:45] <ailo> queries*
[08:45] <ailo> sunzz: Never happened with any other OS?
[08:45] <ailo> Or desktop system
[08:46] <ailo> Could be somehow hardware related
[08:46] <sunzz> ailo, hi :) i tried already, multiple times...  hard to get a useful answer
[08:46] <sunzz> no, its not hardware related, always worked fine in windoze
[08:47] <sunzz> plus, it does not happen after every resume, it somes works, sometimes fails
[08:47] <ailo> sunzz: If you like, try the Ubuntu live CD, and make it go to standby, to see if it's the same with Unity
[08:47] <ailo> I see
[08:47] <ailo> Actually, now that I think of it. I don't ever go to standby. Just the screen that goes to sleep
[08:48] <ailo> sunzz: But it does seem more probably that it is further down the plumbing than desktop stuff
[08:48] <ailo> Kernel related
[08:49] <ailo> Hibernation has generally not worked well on a lot of machines
[08:49] <ailo> And that is kernel related
[08:49] <sunzz> ailo, i know, im not even trying to use hibernation, but standby works fine, except for that one thing
[08:51] <ailo> sunzz: Can't help you much. Do think it would make sense to ask either on a desktop or kernel related channel
[08:51] <ailo> Most probably kernel people should know something about that
[08:52] <sunzz> ok, thank you ailo
[08:54] <ailo> sunzz: Don't forget the power of forums :). Ubuntu Forums might be helpful
[09:02] <sunzz> ailo, people on #grml suggested to look at dmesg output
[09:02] <sunzz> that helped to see, that its only that one particular usb slot where i have my dongle, the other slots work fine
[09:03] <ailo> sunzz: Ok, so changing slots saved the situation?
[09:05] <sunzz> ailo, well at first glance yes, i can get my mouse back to life, but i only have 2 usb slots, so its not a longterm solution to replug it
[09:05] <sunzz> ailo, next time it happens, i need to see if its rather the slot itself or rather the mouse