bennypr0fane | some process started and never ended until I shut down the terminal | 00:00 |
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bennypr0fane | no man page though | 00:00 |
holstein | you can try "man -help" or just search for them online | 00:00 |
holstein | http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/dapper/man1/prename.1.html | 00:00 |
bennypr0fane | so I did this now: ~$ sudo chown -R ben:ben /media/LinuxData | 00:01 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: is that where the drive in question is mounted? | 00:01 |
bennypr0fane | checking permissions in the file manager, they look the same as before | 00:01 |
bennypr0fane | yes | 00:01 |
bennypr0fane | it's an 800GB partition just for my user files | 00:02 |
wxl | should i point out the fact that there is no rename command? | 00:02 |
bennypr0fane | and I can't get the ***m Linuxes to use it | 00:02 |
bennypr0fane | wxl yes there is | 00:02 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: to use what?.. is that ext? or fat? | 00:03 |
bennypr0fane | ext4 | 00:03 |
holstein | ok.. i see it /dev/sdb2: LABEL="LinuxData" UUID="86239bc9-8bfe-4d3a-8c9a-4885cd2bdb61" TYPE="ext4" | 00:03 |
bennypr0fane | yes | 00:03 |
holstein | i add with the uuid's | 00:04 |
bennypr0fane | it seems most people do | 00:04 |
bennypr0fane | but the LABELS muszt work too | 00:04 |
bennypr0fane | otherwise my system would never boot, since I mounted the system partition with Label as well | 00:05 |
holstein | havent ever tried... ive only ever used the UUID | 00:05 |
wxl | you win. news to me | 00:06 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: i would undo the fstab.. get the system booting as expected.. manually mount and make sure its mounting as expected and you have permissions | 00:06 |
holstein | then move on to making it automatic at startup from there | 00:06 |
bennypr0fane | well but then I'd have to repeat in each session | 00:06 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: then,, after you can get it persistent | 00:06 |
wxl | you can try manpages.ubuntu.com next time | 00:06 |
bennypr0fane | well how would you do thaT? | 00:06 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: i would undo the fstab edit, and get the machine booting as expected | 00:07 |
holstein | !mount | bennypr0fane | 00:07 |
ubottu | bennypr0fane: mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 00:07 |
bennypr0fane | holstein I mean what would you do to make it automatic after that so you don't need to re-mount manaually at each session? | 00:07 |
holstein | i would refer to that ^^ or the one i linked above and mount the partition to that directory, and check that you can read/write | 00:08 |
bennypr0fane | ok, I get it | 00:08 |
holstein | bennypr0fane: then, i would trouble shoot a proper fstab from there | 00:08 |
bennypr0fane | I thought that's what I was doing now... | 00:08 |
holstein | anyways.. i gotta run.. you can also try #ubuntu or one of the more busy channels if you need since this is not LXDE or lubuntu specific | 00:08 |
bennypr0fane | right | 00:09 |
holstein | good luck! :) | 00:09 |
bennypr0fane | thanks! | 00:09 |
bennypr0fane | bye! | 00:09 |
NotLarry | my video (mplayer) will not resize. it always is a small video window, even fullscreen. lubuntu, 12.04 3.2.0-31-generic acer aspire one AO751h with the intel gma500 | 00:38 |
NotLarry | my google kungfu sux | 00:40 |
NotLarry | ok, think I found an answer. | 01:07 |
kanliot | on lubuntu, xscreensaveer has nothing to do with power manager right? they are 2 different ways to blank the screen, turn it off, right? | 02:49 |
redderhs | yea, almost positive it's two separate things | 02:50 |
redderhs | they may work together though | 02:51 |
redderhs | in some ways | 02:51 |
kanliot | thx man | 02:55 |
redderhs | np | 02:56 |
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Mr__ | hi everyone | 04:52 |
Mr__ | anyone know how to edit the color of the background of the "resources monitor" applet in the lxpanel? | 04:52 |
kanliot | Mr__, you mean the black backgroudn? | 05:11 |
Mr__ | kanliot, ya | 05:12 |
kanliot | Mr__, i'd tell you to file a bug, but not sure where to file it against plugins | 05:21 |
Techna_Rave_Pony | Hello? | 06:48 |
jmarsden | Techna_Rave_Pony: Do you have an Lubuntu-related question? | 06:51 |
Techna_Rave_Pony | I want to know when the next Lubuntu LTS release is | 06:52 |
Techna_Rave_Pony | If I am to understand correctly it does not coincide with Canonocal's | 06:52 |
Techna_Rave_Pony | Oh dear, I forgot my punctuation. | 06:53 |
jmarsden | Techna_Rave_Pony: Lubuntu does not have the developer resources to officially do LTS. If we did, we'd match the Ubuntu LTS schedule. | 06:53 |
Techna_Rave_Pony | Ah | 06:53 |
Duke | is there a way to restore files deleted with rm command? | 11:10 |
NUCLEARWINTER | !undelete | 11:11 |
ubottu | Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 11:11 |
Duke | NUCLEARWINTER: Thank you! :) | 11:11 |
NUCLEARWINTER | photorec could be best tool | 11:12 |
Duke | if i install it now, will it work? | 11:13 |
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Gius | Ciao! C'รจ qualche italiano? :0 | 14:39 |
Gius | ... | 14:41 |
fjodor | hi, i am using lubuntu and i have replaced openbox with i3. how do i change the keymap? ibus doesnt work. i want to use de,us,ru,ja | 16:15 |
starkers | how have you replaced it? | 16:16 |
starkers | default session uses the lxdesktop stuff to handling keybinds etc so have a look at that | 16:17 |
fjodor | starkers: lxdesktop is running, but instead of starting openbox i am starting i3. theres an option for that | 16:17 |
fjodor | the rest is the same | 16:18 |
fjodor | ibus doesnt work for me | 16:18 |
fjodor | there is lxkeymap which kind of works. but i would like to have an icon at my statusbar | 16:19 |
fjodor | starkers: am i right, that this would be the job of ibus? | 16:19 |
starkers | I can't say I've ever used ibus so I'm no good to you I'm afraid | 16:19 |
wxl | i've never used ibus either | 16:20 |
* starkers shrugs and reads ibus faq | 16:20 | |
wxl | i was tasked in a testcase to test it once but it wasn't clear what it was supposed to do and not do | 16:20 |
starkers | #ibus | 16:20 |
wxl | what i would suggest is to try running a standard session, fjodor | 16:20 |
wxl | you know what ibus is supposed to do | 16:20 |
wxl | if it doesn't do it, file a bug | 16:21 |
wxl | that's probably the best way to get it fixed | 16:21 |
wxl | your only other alternative is lxkeymap (i do know enough to know that they accomplish essentially the same purpose) | 16:21 |
fjodor | wxl: mmh what do you do to switch layout? | 16:21 |
wxl | fjodor: you mean change window managers? | 16:22 |
fjodor | change keymap | 16:22 |
wxl | use lxkeymap. | 16:22 |
wxl | ibus should also works, but if it doesn't, you should file a bug. | 16:22 |
wxl | however, i would make sure that it also doesn't work in a standard lxde session (with openbox) before filing a bug. | 16:22 |
fjodor | mmh k | 16:23 |
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Chairman_meow | hi im currently on lubuntu and id like to know if thers a list of just the audio productoin packages that are used in ubuntu-studio that i could install so i dont have to deal with video/graphics portion of the studio. Would i need to change kernels as well? is there a guide out there for any of this? | 23:24 |
wxl | Chairman_meow: admittedly this seems like a better questions for ubuntu-studio, no? XD | 23:25 |
wxl | Chairman_meow: anywho here's answer #1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Studio#Audio | 23:25 |
wxl | Chairman_meow: #2 is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/RealTimeKernel and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RealTime | 23:29 |
wxl | Chairman_meow: you will find that the real-time kernel doesn't exist in the current ubuntu studio release tho https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Studio#Real-time_kernel | 23:29 |
Unit193 | !info linux-image-lowlatency | 23:34 |
ubottu | linux-image-lowlatency (source: linux-meta-lowlatency): lowlatency Linux kernel image. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.2.0.23.20 (precise), package size 2 kB, installed size 26 kB (Only available for i386; amd64) | 23:35 |
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