[00:10] <n2diy> what plugin do I need to watch youtube in chromium?
[00:12] <elsuco> n2diy, "sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin" should do the job...
[00:12] <holstein> n2diy: flash... you can try chrome which comes with its own flash
[00:19] <n2diy> ok thanks, now youtube is working, but videos in facebook won't play.
[00:19] <holstein> might need to reload the browser
[00:20] <holstein> if its not flash, flash wont help you play them
[00:45] <viper117x123> Would anyone be able to help me install xubuntu from a USB?
[00:46] <holstein> i would try downloading the LIVE iso viper117x123 , and use unetbootin to create a bootable USB stick
[00:46] <viper117x123> I've already created the bootable USB stick, however it doesn't seem to be booting correctly
[00:47] <holstein> viper117x123: i would confirm the iso either from the installer menu, or..
[00:47] <holstein> !md5 | viper117x123
[00:47] <holstein> then, i would format the stick and make it again fresh
[00:47] <holstein> i would try the stick in another machine... i would try another stick with the same machine
[00:48] <viper117x123> I've downloaded the ISO and created the bootable from multiple PCs
[00:48] <viper117x123> And multiple ISO files
[00:49] <viper117x123> Have also formated the USB and tried again
[00:49] <holstein> viper117x123: cool... you can just confirm it once, then you'llknow
[00:50] <holstein> viper117x123: if you are sure all is well, then, i would try hitting shift when you see the first thing popup on the screen
[00:50] <holstein> i would then go to the F6 menu, and try 'nomodeset'
[00:50] <holstein> you can try other options there as well... or elaborate on how the stick is failing
[00:50] <viper117x123> When I try and boot in the screen will go black
[00:50] <Barnabas> hold it
[00:51] <viper117x123> I use to get what looked like an accessibility icon and keyboard
[00:51] <Barnabas> i have heard ppl complain about non matching md5's in ubuntu main channel this night also
[00:51] <holstein> i would wnat to see it live, i would choose "dont install" i would try it live... and i would try nomodeset first
[00:51] <viper117x123> I can't get to a point to try it as a live usb
[00:52] <holstein> viper117x123: where can you get?
[00:52] <holstein> can you hit shift and get to the menu with F6 at the bottom?
[00:52] <viper117x123> No
[00:52] <viper117x123> I don't think so
[00:52] <holstein> viper117x123: try hitting shift, then you'll know
[00:53] <viper117x123> ... I 'll try, but I've had to do some "fixes" to solve a "xubuntu 12.04 unknow keyword in configuration file" error
[00:53] <viper117x123> Will format the USB and remount the ISO to it
[00:53] <holstein> so, you got it to instal?
[00:53] <viper117x123> No
[00:54] <holstein> im not following then.. not sure what an unknown keyword error is, but i was thinking that would be after install
[00:54] <holstein> anyways, sometimes there are unsupported graphics cards that need nomodeset ...this is like safe graphics mode AFAIK
[00:55] <viper117x123> That sounds promising
[00:55] <holstein> this has working for me viper117x123 on several machine that just go to a black screen, which is what i thought you were having
[00:56] <viper117x123> I am going to try what you've suggested holding shift while I boot?
[00:56] <viper117x123> Then Press F6
[00:57] <viper117x123> And select nomodeset?
[00:57] <holstein> viper117x123: i would just hit shift.. when you first see something thats not bios related
[00:57] <viper117x123> Okay
[00:57] <viper117x123> Thanks a lot for the help
[00:57] <viper117x123> I'll try it now!
[00:58] <holstein> just tap it... prollly wont hurt anything or trigger anything with teh bios
[01:00] <Viper117x123_> Hello again
[01:01] <Viper117x123_> So when I select the usb as boot device, the first screen I get is "SYSLINUX 3.63 Debian-2008-07-15 EBIOS Copyright (C) 1994-2008 H. Peter Anvin Unknown keyword in configuration file. boot:
[01:02] <n2diy> I got video working in youtube, but when I try and run a video link in facebook I'm told "the flash plugin needs your permission to run."
[01:02] <holstein> thats when i would confrim the iso i downloaded
[01:02] <holstein> n2diy: i would not run that...
[01:02] <holstein> n2diy: sounds phishy to me ;)
[01:02] <n2diy> holstein, why not?
[01:03] <Viper117x123_> Right
[01:03] <holstein> n2diy: the flash plugin has your permission to run, if its installed, and your user is runing the web browser and flash plugin
[01:03] <n2diy> holstein, ok, some other videos say missing plugin, but I installed all the video plugins I could find in the software center?
[01:03] <Viper117x123_> So doing it in windows I ran the winMd5sum software
[01:04] <holstein> n2diy: ? you just need the flash one
[01:04] <holstein> Viper117x123_: i would follow...
[01:04] <Viper117x123_> Getting "MD5 Check Sums are different."
[01:04] <holstein> !md5 | Viper117x123_
[01:04] <holstein> Viper117x123_: i would say , the downloaded iso is not correct
[01:05] <Viper117x123_> Okay
[01:05] <holstein> Viper117x123_: you can always use the main ubuntu one, and convert to xubuntu
[01:05] <holstein> Viper117x123_: or download some minimal iso
[01:05] <Viper117x123_> Yes, that was what I was going to try next
[01:05] <Viper117x123_> Converting
[01:06] <Viper117x123_> I've got the latest iso downloaded, so can give that a go
[01:06] <holstein> that sounds easy
[01:07] <Viper117x123_> I hope so
[01:08] <Viper117x123_> Thanks again for the help
[01:08] <holstein> anytime
[01:09] <Viper117x123_> Is there anything that can be done if you're getting a md5 error?
[01:09] <Viper117x123_> Just redownload the iso?
[01:10] <well_laid_lawn> !md5
[01:10] <well_laid_lawn> might be a clue in that ^ somewhere
[01:10] <holstein> ive never needed to fix them... i know i used to get them with dsl, and i just went and bought cds, but that was years ago
[01:11] <Viper117x123_> I've been reading through them thanks ^_^
[01:12] <Viper117x123_> OKay.. so with the Ubuntu 12.04 I'm getting the same syslinux 3.63 error that I was getting before..
[01:12] <holstein> same internet downloaded them, so i would confirm the sum.. i would try the sticks on any other machine
[01:13] <Viper117x123_> Maybe the boot usb program isn't working properly
[01:13] <holstein> maybe.. trying them on any other machine will confirm that
[01:13] <Viper117x123_> It is running on ubuntu 9.04 cos that was the only disc I had lying around..
[01:14] <holstein> it?
[01:14] <Viper117x123_> The laptop I'm trying to install xubuntu on
[01:14] <holstein> "it" shouldnt matter
[01:19] <n2diy> holstein, I just tried running the local weather radar video, and was told the plugin needs my permission to run, that is a trusted website I've used before.
[01:20] <holstein> n2diy: did you give it permission?
[01:20] <holstein> n2diy: i would try chrome, it has its own verion of flash that is up to date
[01:21] <n2diy> holstein, how, where, which plugin, it doesn't tell me anything else?
[01:22] <holstein> n2diy: it?.. you mean chromium? i dont know what you are looking at
[01:22] <holstein> n2diy: im suggesting trying the chrome browser, as maybe there is something needing a new version of flash
[01:23] <holstein> othewise, take a screenshot if you'd like, and we'll look at what you are seeing
[01:23] <holstein> if you havent logged out since installing the flash plugin, that wouldnt hurt to try
[01:24] <n2diy> holstein, sorry, yes, it is chromium, new install of Xu 12.04
[01:24] <holstein> adobe doesnt support flash in linux anymore... google supports flash in chrome for linux
[01:28] <n2diy> holstein, ok, I reloaded the page, and was prompted to give permission for shockwave to play on that website. When I do, a box reports shockwave has crashed.
[01:28] <holstein> n2diy: AFAIK, you dont have shockwave
[01:29] <holstein> you only installed flash
[01:29] <holstein> i would just load up actual chrome and see
[01:34] <n2diy> holstein, ok, I went back to the software center, and now there is a newer version of adobe flash. I'll give that a try.
[02:23] <MReaper-17> hola
[02:23] <MReaper-17> nesesito ayuda
[02:23] <Unit193> !es
[02:23] <MReaper-17> ay alguien?
[02:26] <MReaper-17> HOoooollaaaaa
[02:26] <MReaper-17> nesesitaria que me ayuden
[03:36] <n2diy> Just installed xubuntu 12.04 on a box that had ubuntu 12.04 on it. Now the grub boot loader is failing to install?
[03:36] <n2diy> I kept the old partitions, but reformatted them.
[03:49] <james123> Hello, I've got a problem when I boot up only being about to use nomodeset, is anyone able to help?
[03:52] <well_laid_lawn> james123: why is using nomodeset a problem?
[03:53] <james123> Is it not one? It seems like the resolution is lower than it was before I installed xubuntu
[03:53] <james123> I assumed that was because I was using nomodeset, before when I booted up the screen was completely blank
[03:54] <well_laid_lawn> nomodeset only affects the console afaik - what does xubuntu say the available resolutions are?
[03:55] <james123> Also every time I turn on the laptop I have to hold shift to load into grub, edit the launch command
[03:55] <well_laid_lawn> it's easy enough to permanantly add it to the kernel line in grub
[03:55] <well_laid_lawn> !grub
[03:56] <well_laid_lawn>  please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[03:56] <james123> In the Display settings, I only have 1 option as my resolution, Refresh rate is 0.0Hz and that can't be changed either
[03:58] <james123> (The resolution that it is set at is 1024x768 which isn't the correct one for the screen)
[03:58] <james123> So something else will be causing this problem then?
[03:59] <bradley_> Hi! I was wondering if anyone knows how to make it so that xubuntu doesn't always start in the lowest possible brightness setting
[04:00] <bradley_> I looked through the xfce power manager and I saw nothing regarding changing the current brightness, nor the default level
[04:02] <bradley_> Any help will be greatly appreciated
[04:06] <well_laid_lawn> james123: it might pay to have a look at the X log for clues /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:08] <james123> Looking now
[04:09] <well_laid_lawn> you can paste it if that'll help
[04:09] <well_laid_lawn> !paste
[04:10] <james123> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1116829/
[04:10] <james123> There you are
[04:11] <james123> The laptop is running off Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M
[04:14] <james123> I don't really know what I'm looking for in all of it
[04:15] <well_laid_lawn> james123: that says you are using the vesa driver
[04:15] <well_laid_lawn> that's why the resolution is low
[04:15] <james123> I tried the "Additional drivers" option which didn't give me any results
[04:17] <well_laid_lawn> what are you using in the grub kernel line?    i915.modeset=1   ?
[04:18] <james123> What do you mean?
[04:19] <james123> The thing which I changed in the grub was changing the words "quiet splash" to "nomodeset"
[04:21] <james123> "[    18.804] Kernel command line: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-3.2.0-27-generic root=UUID=df00bb58-1a8b-4a98-bafe-09d4249e5c6d ro nomodeset vt.handoff=7"
[04:22] <well_laid_lawn> see post 19 here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1840959&page=2
[04:23] <james123> I've read that before, but don't know where this value is found which I need to change
[04:23] <james123> Is this when I boot?
[04:28] <well_laid_lawn> yep or edit the /etc/default/grub file and   sudo update-grub
[04:29] <james123> Thanks! :)
[04:29] <well_laid_lawn> I have   i915.modeset=1   in my kernel line but I use a diff intel card than you
[04:41] <bradley_> Hi need help whenever possible
[04:42] <Unit193> You do have to ask the question first...
[04:42] <Unit193> well_laid_lawn: What card?
[04:43] <bradley_> I can't figure out how to set my default brightness
[04:43] <bradley_> every time I restart it defaults to the lowest possible brightness setting
[08:48] <Os_Maleus> what can You do, if zsh is completing the command/path (on the command line) incorrectly? ... completes the path until the next possibility of choices and puts a slash ("/) in front of the path. by that, it is becoming impossible to go further with it. usually, a restart of the machine is helping. but how could I overcome this without a reboot?
[08:58] <aquix> There are zsh channels here on freenode
[09:01] <bazhang>  /msg alis list *zsh* to search
[09:27] <Os_Maleus> okay. thanks!
[09:29] <someone235> hi, how can I show the full address in the location bar in thunar?
[10:05] <someone235> hi, how can I show the full address in the location bar in thunar?
[10:09] <baizon> someone235: View -> Location Selector -> Toolbar Style
[10:10] <someone235> thank you
[10:10] <baizon> or http://thunar.xfce.org/pwiki/documentation/tips_and_tricks
[10:10] <baizon> oh ok =)
[10:46] <james123> Hey, can anyone help me fix a screen resolution problem on an intel GMA 4500m laptop?
[10:47] <baizon> please explain your problem more specific
[10:47] <james123> This is a fresh install, the original problem was that when I booted I'd just get a black screen
[10:48] <james123> Only way to get in was holding shift and changing the boot command to have nomodeset
[10:48] <baizon> well then add it to your grub.conf
[10:49] <james123> But the resolution is wrong
[10:49] <james123> It isn't using the intel drivers
[10:49] <james123> It's using VESA drivers I think
[10:49] <baizon> ok
[10:50] <james123> I'm not sure how to change it
[10:50] <baizon> james123: http://askubuntu.com/questions/60579/intel-gma-4500m-screen-resolution-problem
[10:50] <james123> I currently have added to the grub acpi_osi= i915.modeset=0
[10:51] <baizon> last answer should solve your problem
[10:52] <james123> I've tried that
[10:52] <james123> So it should read
[10:52] <james123> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash acpi_osi="
[10:52] <james123> ?
[10:53] <baizon> acpi_osi=Linux
[10:54] <baizon> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux"
[10:54] <james123> Thanks
[10:54] <james123> Trying that now
[10:54] <baizon> did you tried the answer from wluce0?
[10:54] <baizon> with the script
[10:54] <baizon> that should help
[10:55] <baizon> or read this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1840959
[11:00] <robertas> Hello guys!
[11:02] <james123_> Thanks for the help! Problem fixed
[11:03] <james123_> Think I saw somewhere while reading a script was made to automatically change the screen brightness after booting
[11:03] <robertas> I have this HUGE problem after installing Xubuntu 12.04. I had my drive partitioned into 3 partitions. One for Win7, one for Backup, and one for Linux. After I installed Xubuntu in that Linux partition I cannot choose which OS to boot. It just boots Xubuntu automatically. What should I do to fix this problem? Thanks in advance!
[11:07] <james123_> I think this might help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[11:07] <robertas> Thank you! I'll check that out!
[11:09] <baizon> james123_: good to hear :)
[11:42] <Starn> what does this mean? (ubiquity:4329): gtk-critical **: gtk_widget_draw: assertion '!widget->priv->alloc_needed' failed.
[11:52] <DarkSim> I got helped the other day to install xfce desktop, gonna do it on another computer but I can't remembe the command to install the "xfce meta-package"
[11:53] <DarkSim> I think it was something like sudo apt-get install xfce-desktop or something like that instead of xfce4
[11:58] <DarkSim> is it the same as "Xubuntu desktop system" on Ubuntu Software Centre?
[11:59] <Mathsterk> DarkSim: when?
[11:59] <Mathsterk> i can check my log
[11:59] <DarkSim> Must've been this friday
[11:59] <DarkSim> about 7 p.m. perhaps?
[12:03] <DarkSim> oh wait, timezones lol
[12:04] <Mathsterk> [14:50:22] < holstein> i would try sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop , and try running the xubuntu session  instead of the XFCE one
[12:04] <Mathsterk> that one?
[12:05] <DarkSim> Yeah, thanks Mathsterk
[12:05] <Mathsterk> np :P
[12:07] <robertas> Xubuntu 12.04 LTS is freezing upon shut down: Hello everybody: Well, I think that the subject says what it is all about. The "white line" below the Xubuntu logo stops at about two quarters and the screen freezes. How do I solve this? I have tried to reinstall the system but I can not seem to do it by restarting with my DVD inserted. It only mounts the DVD on the desktop. I am a novice when it comes to Xubuntu (or any GNU/Linux OS for that
[12:07] <robertas>  matter). Please give me some advise. Best regards
[12:07] <Mathsterk> robertas: tried booting from the dvd/cd?
[12:14] <robertas> no, what would that change?
[12:15] <Mathsterk> probably lots of stuff...
[12:17] <robertas> But I don't think that it would solve the "not shutting down completely" problem
[12:39] <xubuntu903> Hi xubuntu people. Does anyone know which repository to use to get libwxbase2.8-dev for 12.04?
[13:44] <fusk> Anyone knows how to add a new button in a menu ?
[15:09] <someone235> hi, how can i change mouse sesitivity?
[15:10] <someone235> not just double click
[15:10] <someone235> any click
[15:10] <someone235> for example, when I click on a link on google chrome, it opens it several times
[15:18] <Mathsterk> yeah
[15:33] <blackgatocatnegr> handbrake finally has a version for xubuntu 12.04
[15:45] <aquix> I have had handbrake for months?
[15:46] <blackgatonegro> well, did you updgrade from 11.10 or did a manual install?+
[15:47] <aquix> it was in the repos. I did a fresh install of 12.04
[15:47] <blackgatonegro> weird
[15:48] <blackgatonegro> did not happen when I did my install
[15:48] <blackgatonegro> anyway, I have handbrake now
[15:50] <aquix> yup :)
[15:52] <blackgatonegro> Acetoneiso is no daemon tools, but it does it work
[15:54] <blackgatonegro> and it has a gui and is chessy easy to use
[16:32] <battleumca> здарова всем есть русскоязычные?
[16:33] <Unit193> !ru
[16:33] <battleumca> спс
[16:33] <battleumca> !кг
[16:33] <battleumca> !ru
[16:35] <battleumca> помогите плз у меня на хубунту 12.04 не пашет инет через роутер на прямую всё ок, а роутер не видит(
[16:37] <battleumca> plz help me i have xubuntu 12.04 does not work online through a router to direct all ok, but the router does not see (
[16:38] <blackgatonegro> battleumca, is a fresh install?
[16:38] <battleumca> yes
[16:39] <battleumca> freshly
[16:40] <battleumca> and i instaled xubuntu 11.10 and have the same problem
[16:40] <battleumca> before
[16:42] <blackgatonegro> ok
[16:43] <blackgatonegro> do you have somnething you wanna keep in the hard disk?
[16:44] <blackgatonegro> because the best option is backup, and install being online, update during install with proprietary drivers check in.
[16:44] <blackgatonegro> there have been tons of updates released for 12.04
[16:45] <battleumca> i do it and this router do need drivers,i now have xubuntu 12.04 with full updates
[16:47] <blackgatonegro> well, whats the router model?
[16:47] <battleumca> tp-link-r402m
[16:49] <blackgatonegro> try to use upnp-router-control program, but you must enable UPnP Router Control  to utilize it on router. Is it wi-fi?
[16:50] <battleumca> no it no wi-fi router
[16:50] <blackgatonegro> ok
[16:50] <battleumca> this cable router
[16:51] <blackgatonegro> upnp-router-control then
[16:51] <blackgatonegro> I have to leave for a bit, feel free to ask someone else
[16:51] <battleumca> what this upnp?
[16:51] <battleumca> ok thank)
[16:52] <blackgatonegro> search "upnp-router-control" on ubuntu software center
[16:56] <battleumca>  plz help me i have xubuntu 12.04 does not work online through a router to direct all ok, but the router does not see (
[16:59] <battleumca>  plz help me i have xubuntu 12.04 does not work online through a router to direct all ok, but the router does not see (
[17:01] <pleia2> !patience
[17:04] <Azazel> anyone have experience with missing icons in menus (like the settings manager), regardless of the icon theme in use?
[17:04] <battleumca>  plz help me i have xubuntu 12.04 does not work online through a router to direct all ok, but the router does not see (
[17:05] <pleia2> battleumca: please stop asking the same question over and over again and read the notice ubottu posted
[17:06] <battleumca> i need help on this day
[17:06] <pleia2> no one here knows how to help right now, asking your question over and over again won't help
[17:06] <pleia2> please try one of the other support options if you need help immediately
[17:07] <battleumca> i asked and on ubuntu chanel)
[17:07] <battleumca> i asked when anything invited in the chanel
[17:12] <fusk> Anyone know how to add a new button in a menu ?
[17:12] <Mathsterk> fusk: yes
[17:13] <Mathsterk> i don't
[17:13] <Mathsterk> but someone do
[17:16] <Azazel> fusk: do you mean add a new menu or change an icon in the menu?
[17:17] <fusk> Add a new option in a dropdown menu
[17:18] <Azazel> easiest way would be: Menu > Settings > Main Menu > Add
[17:20] <fusk> it's in the dropdown menu for when laptop is closed in powermanagement
[17:20] <Azazel> ahh nvm then, thought you meant the main menu. :P
[17:23] <fusk> Azazel, nah, it's because the sleep function is broken in ubuntu and all it's siblings, want to use a diffrent one and add that as an option.
[17:46] <MReaper-17> hello
[17:52] <MReaper-17> hola
[17:57] <bazhang> !es | MReaper-17
[18:40] <BankZ> any tips on how to make xubuntu look cool?
[18:45] <bazhang> !themes | BankZ
[18:46] <Unit193> Best bet with themes is going with Shimmer themes, or that other one I can't remember as most don't support GTK2 and GTK3 well.
[18:47] <Mathsterk> anything fun i can do while reinstalling my system? :P
[18:50] <BankZ> Shimmer themes?
[18:51] <Unit193> http://shimmerproject.org
[18:53] <BankZ> meh. make little difference
[18:54] <BankZ> ohh, well, I will slum it
[18:56] <BankZ> I see this and it looks cool:
[18:56] <BankZ> https://twitter.com/#!/xoomdev/media/slideshow?url=pic.twitter.com%2FXxnkzfMB
[18:57] <Mathsterk> isn't that fedora?
[18:57] <pleia2> "cool" is very subjective, maybe ask them what themes they are using?
[18:57] <Unit193> That is KDE.
[18:58] <BankZ> ok, maybe I will try KDE
[18:58] <Mathsterk> i saw the little "f" in the bottom left corner :P
[18:59] <BankZ> is it easy to install kde on xubuntu?
[18:59] <pleia2> probably just search the software center for kde
[19:00] <aquix> think the package is called kde-standard
[19:00] <Mathsterk> !kde
[19:02] <BankZ> ok, lets see if this make linux more usable
[19:03] <BankZ> do you guys run windows at all?
[19:03] <BankZ> like in a VM?
[19:03] <Mathsterk> i run it on my toilet
[19:04] <pleia2> BankZ: for non-support questions you probably want #xubuntu-offtopic :)
[19:04] <BankZ> sorry, im a n00b
[19:09] <b00010111> Hey folks, I have a question regarding busybox. I followed this guide http://blog.markloiseau.com/2012/05/ubuntu-aes-xts-plain64/ to setup full disk encryption. BUT I do not want a password, I want a keyfile. So I changes cryptsetup parameter. Everything works fine: encryption and decryption. While I' am trying to boot the new system I drop to a busybox shell. So far everything fine. I mount the usb stick with the keyfile, encrypt the device /sda3
[19:10] <b00010111> I tried to move (mount --move) /proc /sys and /dev to the mounted & encryped device (sda3)
[19:10] <b00010111> works
[19:10] <b00010111> then I try to switch_root /new_root
[19:10] <b00010111> but which init script to I need and with params?
[19:11] <b00010111> i tried init script that is located in /boot with the parameters in proc/cmdline
[19:12] <b00010111> but I still get the same error /dev/mapper/crypt (encrypted device sda3) missing
[19:13] <b00010111> anyone successfully implemented xubuntu with fulldisk encryption and key-file?
[19:13] <b00010111> any help is much appreciated
[19:15] <b00010111> links to guides also welcome
[19:15] <Unit193> All I can say is I know truecrypt does keyfiles, and does drive encryption, but don't remember if it does both.
[19:15] <Mathsterk> Unit193: it does both
[19:15] <Unit193> Mathsterk: Thank you.
[19:16] <b00010111> but truecrypt is not able to encrypt folders and files
[19:16] <Mathsterk> i've played enough with truecrypt to remember that :P
[19:16] <b00010111> as I know it is not able to create a true fulldisk encryption with preboot auth
[19:16] <Unit193> I did the windows encryption a long time ago, and I have done keyfiles too, even have it installed here.
[19:17] <b00010111> I have a windows system with truecrypt and preboot auth as well
[19:17] <b00010111> but I don't see this on unix systems
[19:17] <b00010111> I think is is not possible
[19:18] <Unit193> The alternate installer offers LVM with enctyption in the partitioning screen.
[19:18] <b00010111> I know, but as far a I know only with password
[19:18] <b00010111> no option for keyfiles
[19:27] <b00010111> I really like to have a bin keyfile, like a .jpg, cause you can hide it on an sd-card with hundreds of other pictures
[19:27] <b00010111> that's why I' am not happy with a password ;)
[19:28] <Mathsterk> hide the password with other passwords
[19:30] <b00010111> that is not the same. A SD card with pictures is quit normal and will not raise attention
[19:30] <b00010111> a list of random strings will raise attention
[19:31] <b00010111> It is a bit paranoid I know.
[19:31] <b00010111> but it must be possible to get this setup working
[20:11] <ws12> hi all
[20:11] <Unit193> !hi
[20:14] <ws12> i have a question
[20:18] <b00010111> feel free to ask @ws12
[20:24] <BankZ> is there a problem with TWR and N7?
[21:40] <ps2aux> does anybody know if i can use the alternate installer cd to install xubuntu 12.04 without going into X?
[21:41] <holstein> ps2aux: thats what it should do... should work great with lower ram
[21:41] <ps2aux> Every time i start with the install cd in, it goes into x and wants to install from there, and proceeds to die.
[21:42] <ps2aux> i remember i had an older ubuntu alternate install disk, and it had a command line installer which worked great, so i  was hoping there may be something similar here
[21:44] <holstein> ps2aux: its the alternate installer
[21:44] <holstein> you'll see it here ps2aux http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/precise/release/
[21:44] <holstein> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/precise/release/xubuntu-12.04-alternate-i386.iso for example
[21:45] <ps2aux> i could have sworn that's what i have, but i'll double check!  it won't be the first time i've let something semi-obvious slip by me.  thanks
[21:46] <holstein> ps2aux: no worries... let us know
[21:46] <ps2aux> will do
[21:48] <greasegum> this is annoying me in xfce-panel: when I click the icon of a focused window to minimize it, I can't click again to bring it back immediately. I have to focus another window first, then I can click to restore. anyone not have this problem?
[21:54] <Mathsterk> greasegum: not afaik
[22:00] <greasegum> Mathsterk:: ok, hmmm. I wonder how I might go about changing this behavior. Any thoughts?
[22:01] <Mathsterk> check menu > settings > settings manager > window manager
[22:01] <Mathsterk> must be something there
[22:12] <ps2aux> I just wanted to thank you for your help earlier... If you would believe this, I had both installation CDs in my machine... so I wasn't crazy in thinking that I had the alternate installer, just crazy in not noticing that both my drives were loaded
[22:18] <greasegum> I am using compiz as my wm
[23:40] <Mahmoud> how easy is it to install gnome 3 xubuntu? i want to give it a try
[23:59] <xubuntu911> Hello. I dual-booted Xubuntu for the first time onto my Dell Latitude D610 laptop via a DVD. Unfortunately, I am unable to connect to my verizon wireless network; due to the error: "Wireless Networks: device not ready (firmware missing)" . Nothing I found on the internet seems to be able to help. Any advice?