[00:00] <David-A> MikeDRU: if you can login as guest, try elevate to root from there. guest cannot sudo, so while guest try "su" plus root's password. if su worked you should have a # prompt. then add a user with "adduser mike" and make mike an admin with "adduser mike adm" and/or "adduser mike admin". (no quotes ("") round the commands). can you login as mike then? (change "mike" in preceding commands if that is wrong)
[00:03] <David-A> MikeDRU: (can guest login to a graphical environment? if not, the thing that is wrong may prevent mike too.)
[00:05] <MikeDRU> I do login as a guest in the graphical environment, but apparently "su" plus rott's password doesn't work, it answers with "command not found".
[00:06] <MikeDRU> David-A: I do login as a guest in the graphical environment, but apparently "su" plus rott's password doesn't work, it answers with "command not found".
[00:06] <David-A> just "su" and newline, then it asks for a password
[00:08] <MikeDRU> David-A: doesn't work, "su: Authentication failure"
[00:11] <David-A> MikeDRU: then you (or it) has forgot root's password
[00:11] <W4sp> David-A: PMFJI. The recommend way to interactively work as root with the shell is 'sudo -i'. The password required to login is yours. AS you are a guest you are not in the list of sudoers and hence you cannot authorise.
[00:13] <David-A> W4sp: thats the problem, Mike cannot login as anything else than guest. guest should be able to "su" thou.
[00:15] <MikeDRU> David-A, W4sp: I only can log in as root with Crtl+ALt+F1
[00:15] <David-A> W4sp: (more background 28 minutes ago and forward)
[00:17] <David-A> MikeDRU: fine, login as root and issue the adduser commands.
[00:17] <W4sp> David-A: MikeDRU I have just joined the channel and had the impression the the issue is freshly discussed.
[00:18] <David-A> W4sp: okay, i know, there are logs in http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[00:34] <mikeDRU> David-A: ok, I reboot into Ctrl+Alt+F1 and followed your instruction, but I can't add my principal user, because the user already exist. Nevertheless, I could create another user, and log in with that one (let's call it DRU). However, I can't log into my original user (mike) yet. At this stage the only thing it answer me is "Checking battery status." I am actually logged as DRU.
[00:35] <mikeDRU> The point is that I would like to log in as "mike" at leat to copy all my data.
[00:37] <David-A> mikeDRU: so you have a user "mike", but you said your normal user was "root". do you know mike's password?
[00:38] <mikeDRU> no sorry, what I meant was that my normal user wasnamed  "mike" and was the root user
[00:39] <mikeDRU> And yes, I know the password and it's correct, as I've just used it to add the user "DRU"
[00:39] <mikeDRU> David-A:
[00:41] <David-A> mikeDRU: lets clean up mike's dot-files (hidden files, files beginning with a dot in his home directory, files with the personal settings)
[00:43] <David-A> mikeDRU: can you from guest or dru use the command "su mike" to login as mike?
[00:43] <David-A> mikeDRU: btw, how are you logged in while chatting here?
[00:45] <mikeDRU> I am logged in as DRU, ad I can use the command su mike in the terminal
[00:47] <David-A> mikeDRU: now, mike in a terminal can clean up mike's settings by renaming dot-files. by renaming instead of removing nothing is lost, but do you know if mike have important emails, bookmarks or photos that may be hidden among these dot-files?
[00:50] <mikeDRU> David-A: no, there shoudln't be any important thing hidden in the dot files. BTW, I have a backup copy, I just can't access to it right now, so also if something will get lost there will be no problem. So, what's the command to search and rename the dot-files in the terminal?
[00:55] <David-A> mikeDRU: an easy way would be to create a directory "old-dot-files" and move all dot-files there. while in his home dir, commands would be "mkdir old-dot-files" and "mv .??* old-dot-files" (the ".??*" will match dot-files except "." and ".." which must not and can not be moved)
[00:57] <David-A> mikeDRU: i assume logged in as mike in /home/mike. if the mv command complains about privileges or rights theres a problem to be fixed.
[00:58] <xubuntu572> Will Xubuntu move to a 5 year LTS?
[00:58] <mikeDRU> David-A: no, I am logged in as mike in /DRU/home
[00:59] <David-A> mikeDRU: (logged in as mike via "su mike" requires a "cd" before the "mkdir" and "mv". make sure your are in /home/mike for "mkdir" and "mv" commands)
[00:59] <bazhang> xubuntu572, it already did
[01:00] <xubuntu572> bazhang ...when?
[01:01] <bazhang> since 12.04
[01:01] <xubuntu572> Xubuntu.org states 3 year LTS
[01:03] <mikeDRU> David-A: the answer to "cd mkdir  old-dot files" has been "No such file or directory"
[01:05] <David-A> mikeDRU: should be different commands: "cd /home/mike" and "mkdir old-dot-files" (and no space in old-dot-files)
[01:06] <David-A> (and no "" around the commands, as usual)
[01:06] <mikeDRU> David-A: sure
[01:07] <David-A> (i just type "" to visualize where they begin and end, but such meta philosophical things always takes a lot of explanation, quite unnessessary, it seems)
[01:09] <mikeDRU> David-A: no chnges, always "No such file or directory"
[01:10] <David-A> mikeDRU: when? after "cd /home/mike" or "mkdir old-dot-files"?
[01:11] <mikeDRU> after "cd /home/mike"
[01:13] <David-A> mikeDRU: if the name actually is "mike" and there is no /home/mike, he will naturally have some problem logging in.
[01:16] <David-A> mikeDRU: are you sure there is a registered user named "mike"? we could try just create a /home/mike for him and it won't have any corrupt dot-files, it will be clean and empty. but you talked about a backup, as if /home/mike have existed. where is it now then?
[01:16] <mikeDRU> David-A: sorry, just a stupid mispelling problem. I've done "mkdir" as well as "mv" commands, should I try to reboot now?
[01:17] <David-A> mikeDRU: no reboot needed.
[01:17] <David-A> mikeDRU: what have you done so far?
[01:18] <David-A> mikeDRU: okay, the move out of the way of dot-files have succeded. try login as mike from the graphical login screen.
[01:18] <mikeDRU> "mkdir" and "mv" to move the old-dot-files in the new created directory at /home/mike
[01:26] <mikeDRU> David-A: ok now I finally can login into mike. However, there is not even one document of file here. It is like a completely brand new user, and the directory old-dot-files is empty.
[01:29] <David-A> mikeDRU: isi old-dot-files empty even if you show hidden files? ("ls -A" in a terminal or Ctrl-H in file browser)
[01:29] <David-A> *is
[01:32] <mikeDRU> David-A: no you are right, the old-dot files are over there? Is there a way to recover all the other documents?
[01:34] <David-A> mikeDRU: normal documents are in /home/mike or /home/mike/Documents, /home/mike/Music, etc, don't know where they have gone, the "mv .??* ..." should not have moved them, so guess they were gone already.
[01:36] <mikeDRU> David
[01:37] <mikeDRU> David-A: So do you think there is a way to undestand what has happened? Because it's like havinga a brand new user, with no documents aywhere.
[01:40] <David-A> mikeDRU: no, i don't know. 1) do you out of curiosity look around the filesystem now and then, and when the last time you looked into /home/mike and remember if there were documents there then? 2) do you remember a unique filename that should be there that you can search the whole disk for?
[01:44] <mikeDRU> David-A: I'v e been one week without accessing mike, but last time everything was there. I do remember the name of a unique file, I'll try to look at it tomorrow. n well thanks very much for your time and help David, it has been extremely appreciated!
[01:49] <David-A> mikeDRU: okay, say the unique name was "Madonna_-_Like_a_prayer.mp3" then you can search the whole file system using "find / -name  "Madonna_-_Like_a_prayer.mp3"" (now skip the outer "" and keep the inner ""). like this everything must match, small/big letters, every little _ and -. with -iname it ignores case. with "*" you can add wildcards.
[01:50] <David-A> come back...
[02:03] <W4sp> !cookies | David-A
[02:08] <David-A> !icecream
[02:08] <David-A> !bot buzy or what?
[02:10] <well_laid_lawn> man strstr
[02:10] <well_laid_lawn> oops
[02:57] <Maccer> So I got the latest xfce 4.10 from the xubuntu ppa, now... how would I be able to change the notification settings?  It isn't included in the settings manager anymore for some reason.
[02:58] <Maccer> (in particular, I just need to change the position)
[02:59] <Maccer> Hrm, there's a notify-location parameter, but it's an integer, and I have no idea what it specifies.
[03:01] <Maccer> Solved it, I just had to run xfce4-notifyd-config.  It's odd it's not in the settings manager at the moment.
[08:08] <ryan1995> Hey does anyone know any good games I can download?
[08:09] <blackgatonegro> free or paid?
[08:09] <ryan1995> Free
[08:09] <ryan1995> lol
[08:10] <Unit193> What type do you like?
[08:10] <TheSheep> ryan1995: wesnoth is nice
[08:10] <Unit193> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games or http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php  help?
[08:10] <TheSheep> ryan1995: and frogatto
[08:10] <ryan1995> Almost any type :)
[08:10] <ryan1995> What are those?
[08:10] <ryan1995> Ive never heard of them
[08:11] <Unit193> gl117, frozenbubble, trigger, enigma... :D
[08:11] <ryan1995> :D link?
[08:11] <TheSheep> ryan1995: they are all in the repository
[08:11] <TheSheep> ryan1995: you can install them with the software center
[08:12] <TheSheep> ryan1995: or synaptic
[08:12] <ryan1995> Oh ok :)
[08:12] <ryan1995> Thanks alot :D
[08:12] <Unit193> The alot welcomes you.
[08:12] <ryan1995> Lmao
[08:13] <ryan1995> Whats up everyone?
[08:13] <TheSheep> sky, mostly
[08:13] <ryan1995> Lol
[08:14] <ryan1995> I have another question .__.
[08:15] <ryan1995> This game I like cant download cause it says its for windows only is there a way arround that?
[08:15] <Unit193> It may work in wine, check the !appdb
[08:15] <TheSheep> !appdb
[08:16] <ryan1995> Whats wine?
[08:16] <ryan1995> Im kinda new to xubuntu Lol
[08:16] <blackgatonegro> easier way? getdeb
[08:17] <blackgatonegro> http://www.playdeb.net/
[08:17] <blackgatonegro> just add the repositories
[08:17] <ryan1995> whats a repositorie?
[08:17] <TheSheep> ryan1995: wine is a windows emulator, kinda
[08:17] <TheSheep> !repositories
[08:18] <ryan1995> Oh
[08:19] <ryan1995> How do I download wine?
[08:19] <TheSheep> it's in the repositories, just install it with the software center or synaptic package manager
[08:19] <ryan1995> Oh ok
[09:28] <ryan1995> Can someone help me theres something wrong with my mouse, when i move it in a part of my screen it dissapears?
[09:30] <Shirakawasuna> I was getting that while using the nouveau driver, ryan1995
[09:30] <ryan1995> I don't know what nouveau driver is.
[09:30] <Shirakawasuna> so I switched back to the nvidia binary (nvidia-current)
[09:30] <Shirakawasuna> ryan1995:  lsmod | grep nouveau
[09:30] <ryan1995> What does that do?
[09:31] <ryan1995> ?
[09:33] <ryan1995> *Sigh*
[09:33] <Shirakawasuna> it searches for nouveau in your loaded modules
[09:33] <ryan1995> I typed that in nothing happened?
[09:33] <Shirakawasuna> then it isn't loaded
[09:33] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[09:33] <Shirakawasuna> it's possible we had different issues
[09:34] <ryan1995> Maybe
[09:36] <Ldsd00> ??????????????
[09:36] <Ldsd00> IS SOMEONE HERE
[09:36] <ryan1995> YES
[09:36] <Ldsd00> KK
[09:37] <ryan1995> ??
[09:37] <knome> he's gone
[09:37] <Shirakawasuna> he just wanted to know if you were here
[09:37] <Shirakawasuna> and you are
[09:37] <Shirakawasuna> so all is well in the world
[09:37] <ryan1995> Lol
[09:37] <ryan1995> All is almost well in the world
[09:37] <ryan1995> Except for my mouse
[09:39] <ryan1995> Can someone help me theres something wrong with my mouse, when i move it in a part of my screen it dissapears?
[09:40] <knome> ryan1995, try some patience :) we all saw the question; if somebody knows the answer, they will most probably reply when they have time. meanwhile, you can try the ubuntuforums or askubuntu
[09:41] <ryan1995> I am and I did lol
[09:41] <knome> (to be exact: wait more than 8mins before repeating)
[09:42] <ryan1995> Lol
[10:10] <sgheppy> hello :)
[10:12] <sgheppy> hello :)
[10:12] <knome> hello, we can hear you.
[10:12] <sgheppy> thanks :)
[10:13] <sgheppy> i have a question ( sorry for my bad english)
[10:14] <sgheppy> i have a desktop pc with 512Ram and AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3800+
[10:14] <sgheppy> you think xubuntu runs good on
[10:15] <sgheppy> or i look for more light distro?
[10:16] <knome> it should run with 512 ram, but don't expect it to be lightning fast
[10:17] <aquix> that might be pushing it, I would go for a distro like crunchbang.
[10:18] <knome> i run xubuntu well enough with an eeepc 4G, which has 512mb and celeron M 353
[10:19] <knome> of course, you can forget graphics editing and stuff mostly, but it works
[10:19] <sgheppy> i understand ... thanks for helpfulness
[10:19] <sgheppy> :)
[10:20] <sgheppy> and thanks for the helpfulness distro ;-)
[10:20] <sgheppy> *fabulous
[10:20] <knome> np
[10:21] <knome> thanks, and enjoy it
[10:21] <sgheppy> :P
[11:39] <Ofloo_> hi there does anyone got an alternative to the current xubuntu greeter without having to install so many unity crap and gnome dependencies ?
[11:49] <astraljava> Ofloo: Which dependencies do you consider pulling unity and gnome?
[12:01] <W4sp> Ofloo: xdm is X.org only. It does not let you chose your DM though.
[12:02] <Sysi> xdm is a dm, and it's not used in xubuntu by default
[12:04] <W4sp> Sysi. Correct, sorry. It does not let you chose your DE.
[12:05] <Sysi> doesn't have anything to do with lightdm theming though
[12:07] <W4sp> Sysi: What i meant was you can replace lightdm or gdm with xdm. But xdm does not let you chose your desktop environment during login.
[12:09] <Sysi> it don't think it's not very good with theming either, lxdm or slim would probanly be better
[12:10] <W4sp> Sysi: You mean, if Ofloo want's to replace lightdm with xdm and use say fvwm  it's better to start with lubuntu?
[12:11] <Sysi> I say, if he wants to use another DM or lightdm theme, xdm doesn't appear as very tempting choice
[12:12] <W4sp> Sysi: That's perfectly correct. There are ways to customise xdm's appearence but the functionality lags behind lightdm. Lightdm can be  highly customised. But I understand that the issue is to avoid GNOME.
[12:13] <W4sp> Sysi: There are other implications as well. Have a look at evolution (email) and password storage. You require seahorse, don't you? That brings you back to GNOME.
[12:14] <Sysi> lightdm isn't gnome, gdm is
[12:15] <Sysi> dunno about lightdm-greeters
[12:15] <W4sp> I dond't say lightdm is GNOME. Lightdm is an entire own project.
[12:19] <W4sp> Actually, Why have a dm anyway.
[12:20] <Sysi> it has some functionality, everyone don't need that
[12:36] <ztxgpsman> question for the wireless experts. I experience random drop outs from my micro pc running xubuntu 12.04. The wireless card is a realtek 8191se. see http://paste.ubuntu.com/1144754/ for output of relevant data. I tried (I think successfully but not sure) to install compat wireless but tried through software manager so not sure if I chose the right one...about 25 entries listed. The random dropping off was very bad earlier,
[12:36] <ztxgpsman> every 2 mins, but has stabilised since my attempt to install compat. any clues a) to check if im using compat drivers and b) thoughts on random dropping off of the wireless. I see the "reasons" in dmesg but my windows laptop holds the signal no problem. tired changing channels etc no luck. thanks
[12:48] <xubuntu158> hi everyone. what is the best way to make USB drive with xubuntu alternate x64?
[12:48] <GridCube> !details | xubuntu158
[12:49] <W4sp> !best | xubuntu158
[12:49] <xubuntu158> i need to install xubuntu to my laptop, it has no CD drive, so i need to make a bootable USB
[12:50] <TheSheep> !install
[12:50] <TheSheep> xubuntu158: that link has a list of install methods you can use
[12:50] <TheSheep> xubuntu158: all of them should work
[12:50] <xubuntu158> i thought they are work only with original Ubuntu
[12:51] <xubuntu158> oh my bad english >.<
[12:51] <W4sp> xubuntu158: What OS do you have available to create the USB?
[12:51] <TheSheep> usually you can select a xubuntu image instead of teh ubuntu one, or install xubuntu-desktop instead of ubuntu-desktop, in case of installing on top of the server
[12:52] <xubuntu158> W4sp, i'm using xubuntu right now, but there were some errors during installation, so i want to reinstall it
[12:52] <GridCube> xubuntu158, unetbootin should do the work
[12:53] <xubuntu158> the log says there were problems with creating ext4 filesystem, i don't remember the details
[12:53] <W4sp> xubuntu158: OK. Why don't you use the media you used to install the xubuntu you have currently running?
[12:54] <xubuntu158> because I think that errors occured because of problems with the media, i used standard live usb creator shipped with ubuntu
[12:54] <xubuntu158> should unetbootin work with alternate ISO?
[12:56] <W4sp> OK, if you repeat the step and download the image check the checksums SHA256 or MD5 to ensure you have a good start. That said, if the .iso image is faulty you usually don't get that far.
[12:58] <xubuntu158> ok i'm going to use unetbootin with alternate ISO, hope it'll work
[12:58] <W4sp> xubuntu158: If you suffer from slow bandwith or have intermittent drops and network blips use torrent.
[12:58] <W4sp> xubuntu158: OK.
[12:58] <xubuntu158> I use torrents
[12:59] <W4sp> xubuntu158: Then you should be fine. Good luck.
[13:00] <xubuntu158> thanks, bye
[13:02] <ztxgpsman> any input from my earlier post ? :) key question is how to tell if im using the compat drivers for m rt8191se?
[13:09] <GridCube> sorry ztxgpsman :/
[13:12] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, thanks for looking anyway, i'll keep googling!
[13:14] <W4sp> pwd
[13:24] <GridCube> ztxgpsman, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/401126/comments/212
[13:29] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, now i will show my ignorance. recompile the 8192.... so where would the driver reside on my system, going to run off and do a find now but clues? :)
[13:30] <GridCube> you need to download it from realtek's
[13:30] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, nice, thanks! will report bak
[13:31] <GridCube> ztxgpsman, http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=21&PFid=48&Level=5&Conn=4&ProdID=226&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true#2281
[13:43] <xubuntu950> xubuntu is not booting after update/logout
[13:45] <xubuntu950> i can boot from usb, though, help...
[13:46] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, dumb question...best place to put the driver prior to install? (not done it before) /usr/bin /usr/lib???
[13:47] <GridCube> no idea, ~/Downloads?
[13:47] <GridCube> never had to do this myself
[13:48] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, sri should have been specific. i have the tarball but wondered on best practice for installation location. no worries. :)
[13:49] <GridCube> ztxgpsman, i think that the make install knows where to place stuff
[13:49] <GridCube> (i might be wrong tho)
[14:25] <ztxgpsman> GridCube, hi the install of the driver is working, i'll see if it reliable. thanks for the help. it does look like (lshw and lsmod) that the previous driver had compat included after all.
[14:28] <GridCube> :) ok
[14:28] <GridCube> good luck ztxgpsman
[17:11] <goliat> Hello, Ive just started up my laptop from suspend and the screen is much darker now. The screen brightness  button doesn't work since it's at max already. Is there anyway i can get the original screen brightness back without rebooting? Like killing the gui and do startx again?
[17:13] <holstein> you could try logging out and back in, though i bet rebooting is the only way... i would probably try a few different kernels for troubleshooting, and maybe search for a kernel argument for your grahpics hardware on the wikis... OR, try a different driver for your graphics
[17:15] <goliat> Holstein: ok, is there though anyway to stop xfce/gui in the terminal and then start it again?
[17:18] <drc> goliat: IIRC, when I last had this happen to me (I don't use suspend much), I had to go into the BIOS to reset the base brightness (something reset it to real dark).  Just in case :)
[17:19] <holstein> goliat: sure.. you can restart what you like.. but in my experience, i had to reboot. then i found a kernel argument to add.. then a different kernel did not require that argument
[17:20] <goliat> holstein: Ok, kernel argument is something i have never heard of.
[17:21] <goliat> drc: Well i know reboot fix it's but i was just looking for a way to possibly avoid it ^^
[17:49] <xubuntu336> my first time on xubuntu. Tried unity for 6 months now, but it makes me dizzy and annoyed. Tried lubuntu, but crashes sometimes... Hoping for xubuntu!
[17:50] <holstein> xubuntu336: did you just install xubuntu-desktop?
[17:50] <xubuntu336> at the moment...
[17:51] <xubuntu336> i am hoping for the quick startup and shutdown that has been accomplished with the lastest ubuntu versions, and the predictability and overview of the old ubuntu desktop environment
[17:52] <drc> xubuntu336: Xubuntu's boring...no flash, no crash :)
[17:53] <xubuntu336> anyone who has compared ubuntu/lubuntu/xubuntu/mint? I have mint on another computer, and i feel it is slower than the old ubuntu was...
[17:54] <holstein> mint is not ubuntu... it would depend on what UI, and maybe you have different kernels on the machines
[17:54] <xubuntu336> mate
[17:54] <holstein> the base is so similar, i would expect with similar kernels and something like XFCE on both, should be similar
[17:55] <furycd001> Hi im looking to make an archive of my file system in the form of a tar file so that i can copy it onto another computer.  Can anyone tell me how i can do this :?
[17:55] <holstein> furycd001: i would probably look at doing that from a live CD... i might consider just using something like clonezilla
[17:57] <furycd001> holstein: If i boot from usb could i just run the tar command in terminal then copy to another usb :?
[17:58] <Sysi> clonezilla should do about the same and it will be easier
[17:58] <Sysi> it's meant for that after all
[17:58] <furycd001> sysi: Ok thanks :-)  I'll go take a look at clonezilla ;-)
[23:24] <Viva_Caligula> How do I install a folder full of .debs?
[23:24] <cr1st0> i acidentaly removed the wireless icon from the up painel how i put it back?
[23:24] <Viva_Caligula> I have a terminal pointed at where the debs are, but some trial and error has shown that I forgot how
[23:25] <GridCube> Viva_Caligula, install gdebi and gdebi them
[23:25] <Viva_Caligula> cr1st0: right click the panel and go to properties
[23:25] <GridCube> cr1st0, it should respawn
[23:25] <Viva_Caligula> err, wait
[23:25] <GridCube> cr1st0, if not you need to re-add the plugins indicators panel item
[23:26] <Viva_Caligula> add new items, not properties
[23:26] <Viva_Caligula> gdebi and gdebi?
[23:26] <GridCube> !info gdebi
[23:27] <GridCube> sudo apt-get install gdebi
[23:27] <GridCube> then from that folder you simply gdebi nameofapp.deb
[23:27] <GridCube> and it should attempt to install it
[23:28] <GridCube> it should also work from thunar
[23:28] <Viva_Caligula> ah, I was trying to apt-get install *.deb and it was trying to look them up in the repository
[23:28] <Viva_Caligula> apt-get gdebi, or just gdebi?
[23:28] <GridCube> well, yeah, that was wron :)
[23:29] <GridCube> Viva_Caligula, you need to install gdebi first
[23:29] <Viva_Caligula> I did
[23:29] <GridCube> you do it with: sudo apt-get install gdebi
[23:29] <GridCube> then you do: gdebi /path/to/deb.deb
[23:29] <Viva_Caligula> sudo gdebi *.deb isn't working
[23:30] <GridCube> and it should launch the installer
[23:30] <GridCube> no
[23:30] <GridCube> that wont work
[23:30] <GridCube> you need to do them manually each one
[23:30] <Viva_Caligula> it's trying to isntall them one by one, and dependancies are acting up
[23:30] <GridCube> well thats bind to happen
[23:30] <Viva_Caligula> they're all part of the same program
[23:31] <GridCube> doesnt it has a readme file?
[23:31] <GridCube> s/has/have
[23:31] <Viva_Caligula> it does, and it refers me to their website
[23:31] <GridCube> and theres no instructions there?
[23:31] <Viva_Caligula> and the website mentions a non-existant setup script
[23:32] <GridCube> get in touch with them and ask for it
[23:32] <Viva_Caligula> the program is open office if that helps
[23:33] <Viva_Caligula> it just included a folder full of debs, one with a readme in text and html versions, and a 3rd one with 2 liscencing stuff
[23:34] <GridCube> there should be one of the debs thats the principal one, the one that calls all others
[23:34] <GridCube> it should detect that all the other debs are in the same folder and install them properly
[23:40] <Viva_Caligula> via trial and error, and found the main one, and installed it
[23:40] <Viva_Caligula> then i added the desktop integration one from another folder, but still no menu entry under office
[23:42] <Viva_Caligula> oh, i think I see, it didn't install the other ones
[23:42] <Viva_Caligula> so now i have to do them 1 by one? -_-
[23:44] <GridCube> probably
[23:52] <cr1st0> how to restore the indicator plugin?
[23:52] <cr1st0> i can0t figureit
[23:52] <cr1st0> i removed and add it
[23:52] <cr1st0> but still don't have the wireless icon
[23:55] <GridCube> cr1st0, on the contextual menu from the panel, choose >panel >add new elements
[23:55] <GridCube> then search for the indicators plugin
[23:55] <GridCube> it should re-add it