[02:15] anyone here? [02:17] I lost sound when removing lightspark packages [02:17] I have no sound at all now [02:18] screem [02:26] hi WildTux [02:26] any idea about missing sound? [02:28] hi silverarrow [02:28] I did something stupid [02:29] I installed lightspark [02:29] it didn`t work and I uninstalled [02:29] reinstalled Gnash, [02:29] but I lost sound on entire system [02:30] I am in alsamixer, putting levels on highest, and hear slight hissing [02:30] but no sound for videos in browser or from hard disk [02:30] any idea? [02:31] horror [02:31] no, sorry [02:31] :( [02:33] I don`t know what to do [02:33] maybe to morrow then [02:33] WildTux: are you in lubuntu? [02:34] mint [02:39] bye. See you soon [08:53] The little notification that pops up when Internet connections are made, songs chance, etc. has disapeared. HOw do I get back. [09:39] Ascavasaion, did you remove notification-daemon? [09:40] kanliot: I got it sorted in the meantime, thank you. :) [10:39] how can make a mouse button click to trigger some command? [10:41] either openbox or config X11 [10:41] xbindkeys [10:52] kanliot, thank you [10:52] in case it's interesting for somebody [10:52] synclient TapButton3=12 [10:53] this will set a triple tap on your touchpad to a 12th mouse button (which is probably not used for anything) [10:53] then in .xbindkeysrc add these lines: [10:53] "lxterminal" [10:53] b:12 [10:53] then run xbindkeys [10:53] now if you tap on your touch pad with 3 fingers a terminal will open [10:54] TRY ctrl+alt+t [10:54] it's not fun this way [10:55] anyway, that's just an example [10:55] I was going make it enable left handed dvorak layout [10:55] so if I was typing with just one hand I'd just have to tap my touchpad instead of pressing some shortcut [10:56] akls: but won't it interfere with normal clicks, like in web browsers? [10:57] ActionParsnip, what? [10:57] a tap with 3 fingers?? [10:58] or 12th mouse button? [10:58] akis if you find any synclient documentation i'll add it to the wiki [10:58] akls: oh a 3 finger tap, gotcha [10:58] any synclient documentation about what? [10:59] anyway 3 finger tap is disabled by default in lubuntu [10:59] usually people set it up for a middle click [10:59] but I have a corner click, a click with two buttons simlutaneously.. why would I need another way to make a middle click [11:08] Does anyone else here have an issue running conky? I have tried numerous .conkyrc files from the Internet and all give errors and do not run. [11:10] Ascavasaion: what error? [11:17] Ascavasaion: what error do you get when you run conky with the config you currently have?? [11:22] ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1167889/ and then nothing until I Crtl+C [11:22] Ascavasaion: the theral_zone lines will need removing [11:23] Ascavasaion: thats obviously unique to the authors hardware [11:23] Ascavasaion: tried this one: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/conky-a-light-weight-system-monitor-for-ubuntu-linux-systems.html [11:24] ActionParsnip: did that, same thing but without the thermal error/warning [11:24] Ascavasaion: its a good start point, you can change the partitions as you need [11:28] ActionParsnip: Let me edit it to get rid of obvious errors. [11:28] Well not errors, differences :) [11:34] ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/UnGnJa9k [11:34] That is after I removed thermal, changed harddisk designations etc. [11:40] Ascavasaion: looks ok, does conky load? [11:40] Nope, nothing on the desktop [11:43] Nevermind... Will try again anotgher time, bye Action. [11:46] oh wow [11:46] didn't know about sudo !! command [11:48] akls: there is also: !! without sudo [11:48] :O [11:52] akls: if you run: history you can see past commands, you can use the bang to rerun commands, based on number [11:52] ye, that's what I know [11:52] akls: so to run command 347, you can run: !347 [11:52] but I love using UP arrow [11:53] anyway, what is the best way to clear history? [11:53] history -c doesn't work [11:53] akls: just delete the ~/.bash_history file [11:53] there's .bash_history file in home directory, but.. [11:53] oh, alright [11:59] akls: the file gets recreated on the first command you run :) [15:13] what is hardware acceleration? [15:14] when the chip does graphics drawing, and not the CPU [15:17] oh [15:18] I see [15:18] or not really but... [15:18] silverarrow: well, do you want a CPU doing video work, or would you rather a nice big video chip doing it all? [15:19] nice big video chip I suppose [15:19] yes, it will be smoother and faster too [15:21] I see [15:21] so hardware acceleration is for the video chip to work [15:30] silverarrow: its for the OS to know how to use it to take advantage of it's features [15:48] can someone do me a favor? mark package for lightspark to install, and note down which packages come with it in synaptic? [15:48] you don`t have to install, just load the packages and cancel before you actually do [15:49] trouble is I installed lightspark last night, and now i want to get rid of these other libs that came with it [16:01] silverarrow, sad157@planetizer:~% apt-cache depends lightspark [16:05] oh thanks [16:07] is there a command that removes them? [16:08] * silverarrow opens synaptic [16:10] silverarrow: apt-cache depends lightspark | grep Depends | awk {'print $2'} will show the packages [16:10] silverarrow: so: sudo apt-get --purge remove ` apt-cache depends lightspark | grep Depends | awk {'print $2'}` [16:10] silverarrow: will remove those packages [16:13] I looked them up in package manager, and it looks like I have to keep some of them [16:13] they might be used by other software [16:13] libglib [16:14] is the purge command risky ? unreparable? [16:16] if you just want to reinstall and not screw the configs, then dont use purge [16:16] if you want to possibly lose your configuration data for a package, then purge [16:16] but purge can also have unintended side effects sometimes [16:16] (like removing everything that depends on the package) [16:19] oh [16:19] so I should just live with them [16:21] thanks both of you [16:21] brb [16:22] i was going to say he could run a reinstall command... [16:22] but... [16:22] TheLordOfTime: its only the configs outside of home, so that when you reinstall you get the defaults [16:22] dead handy [16:23] ActionParsnip: indeed. [16:23] ActionParsnip: actually... if you're me and you use aptitude, aptitude detects the config differences and asks what to do [16:23] but aptitude is near deprecation, since apt-get has most of its functions now [16:23] TheLordOfTime: I use apt-fast :) [16:23] :P [16:23] TheLordOfTime: i think there should be an option to remove configs in $HOME too [16:24] * TheLordOfTime does all updating and package installation via command line, so... [16:24] ActionParsnip: actually... [16:24] damn funny story on that... [16:24] TheLordOfTime: apt-fast = apt-get + axel [16:24] i'll tell you in -offtopic [16:24] TheLordOfTime: sure, i've got time :) [16:24] you're not there, so... :P [16:25] TheLordOfTime: am now [17:03] ARGH! Frustration. I still cannot get Conky to display on my desktop. [18:00] Ascavasaion: try without the ownwindow settings [18:08] I did, no noticeable difference. beginning to think Conky is not meant for me. [18:10] ha [18:10] it's not that hard [18:11] It is to me. [18:11] really? [18:11] wait a while as my kids falls a sleep [18:11] do you have one or two cpu's? [18:12] laptop or desktop? [18:12] hehe No rush, I am about to throw the towel in. [18:12] Two CPUs, laptop. [18:12] okay [18:12] http://ricecows.org/conkyrc [18:12] grab that with wget and rename to .conkyrc [18:12] notice the $(image [18:13] probably hwmon 2 is outdated [18:13] might be 0 and 1 :D [18:14] 0 and 1? [18:18] ahhhh [18:18] bioterror: or: wget -O ~/.conkyrc http://ricecows.org/conkyrc [18:18] I dont need sensors! [18:18] ActionParsnip, for example [18:18] or just wget and mv :D [18:18] Or cut and paste :) [18:19] Okay, I have that info in .conkyrc [18:20] conky rocks in the way it just rereads the config, no need to restart the app :) [18:20] comment out the image file [18:20] for the first [18:20] and then run conky [18:22] now [18:22] I just fixed image and commented out hwmon 2 -line and core 2 :-) [18:23] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1168504/ [18:24] There is the output of conky [18:24] it's out of reach :D [18:25] I dont see [18:25] an you use just pastebin.com [18:27] http://pastebin.com/nexX6JXS [18:27] Conky: can't open '/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon1/temp1_input': No such file or directory [18:27] comment that out [18:28] and there the bloody thing works. [18:28] HAHA! [18:28] thank you. [18:29] May I ask why those commands do not work? [18:37] becouse you have to configure them correctly for your hardware [18:37] ofcourse [18:38] Oh, Okay. [18:40] with correct picture [18:40] http://ricecows.org/lubuntu/lubuntu-12.04.png you get that kind of logo on the top of the conky [18:41] and you score lots of chicks with it! [18:41] I think I'll show my conky to my wife tonight [18:44] Yeah, I just did something along those lines... ta. Now for that temp bit. [18:44] HAHAHAHA [18:50] Would installing hardware-monitor make the hwmon lines work? [18:50] lm-sensors [18:50] then you run: sudo sensors-detect [18:50] and answer "yes" to all questions [18:53] Okay, lm-sensors was already installed... now doing the sensors-detect [18:55] not sure what I just did to be honest. [18:57] Okay, whatever that was it made no difference. [19:39] Argh, enough for one day :) [19:39] Night all. [19:39] And thank you. [23:21] hi. is there a guide for securing lubuntu? [23:21] troii, it's quite secure by default [23:22] ok [23:22] what about iptables and stuff? [23:22] so I've been trying to restore lubuntu default settings, because I ruined itby messing with config files. I reinstalled with synaptic, but then logging in returned me to the same broken install. then I removed lubuntu from the desktop sessions list and reinstalled, but it didn't re-add a clean lubuntu session. err... am I screwed without a reinstll? [23:25] how do i disable autorun? [23:26] troii, iptables are more than closing ports [23:26] sudo ufw enable is usually about all you need to do [23:26] !ufw [23:26] Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | GUI frontends such as Gufw (GNOME) and Guarddog (KDE from Lucid onwards) also exist. [23:26] by default ubuntu has 0 ports open to outside world [23:27] thank you [23:28] and ubuntu comes with the apparmor [23:29] what about icmp echo responce? [23:29] that's on [23:29] but as you know things like that, I am sure you know how to block it, then. [23:30] cool [23:30] ty