[00:26] Well, it finally got past it, but I'm not sure what made it because I made several changes altogether: I plugged in the battery, noapic and nolapic === IdleOne is now known as ElliotNess === ElliotNess is now known as IdleOne === cdoublejj_ is now known as cdoublejj [11:44] . [12:01] Hello :) I was thinking about trying Lubuntu, but I already have Ubuntu 12.10 installed, can I install Lubuntu without having to reinstall everything? [12:01] sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop [12:01] !purelxde [12:01] If you want to remove all !KDE, !GNOME and !XFCE packages and have a default !Lubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purelxde » [12:03] Thank you bioterror, so do I install Lubuntu first, then remove Ubuntu? [12:03] yes [12:04] if find lubuntu satisfying [12:04] can I run Lubuntu even if I have Ubuntu still on it, so I can try it out first [12:04] I've tried everything now but LXDE haha, a lot of people recommended it so I thought hey [12:04] let's do this [12:04] yes [12:05] you can choose your desired session [12:05] Hm, command doesn't work [12:06] Seems to be a lot of dependencies which is the problem [12:07] bioterror, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1352964/ [12:08] give that -f ;) [12:08] Didn't work either [12:08] Try apt-get -f install with no packages (or specify a solution) [12:10] can you sudo apt-get purge libqtgui4 [12:10] nope [12:11] May be of help, I upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10 yesterday [12:12] hmm [12:12] sudo apt-get autoremove [12:12] does it remove unneeded stuff? [12:12] 2 dependencies [12:13] tried -f [12:13] no something happened [12:13] now* [12:13] it's nice when you get dependency problems :D [12:14] removingremovingremovingremoving [12:14] :-) [12:14] Ok I might have lied earlier I haven't tried all DE's but I tried a few now :P [12:14] now I'm done with autoremove, so what's next, Lubuntu? [12:14] or update? [12:15] try sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop [12:15] Woop woop :) [12:16] I need to check out a few things about changing themes though since the only reason I haven't tried LXDE yet was because all the screenshots of it was so ugly haha [12:17] * bioterror gives bad eye [12:17] I'm sorry, but the internet gave me a bad image of LXDE [12:18] It looked like some kind of kindergarden OS to me with all those horribly bright colored buttons everywhere [12:18] Hopefully I am wrong [12:18] Which I probably am [12:18] 11.10 looks good [12:18] and also this 12.10 [12:24] Installation is done, bioterror [12:34] Hello again [12:48] Trying out and configuring LXDE right now [12:49] It's not as bad I thought, but it's not really a miracle either, hard to put my finger on it [12:49] once you pop, you cant stop! [12:49] so what's the problem? [12:50] Trying to make the UI a bit more hip, a bit more pop [12:50] but it's that by default [12:55] If I judge things from out of the box I think Xfce still has my top score [12:55] since it's really easy to adjust properly [12:55] but I will just spend some more time in Lxde and see if I can make it work there as well [12:56] Since if I can then it's a win since Lxde is lighter and faster [13:03] DarkSim, lxde + openbox is quite versatile if you are used to terminal [13:03] Which I am not :( [13:04] I don't want to rant too much in here, it's not right [13:04] I'll just cope with it [14:53] hello [14:53] I have a question [14:53] how can I change the name of My computer? [14:53] I tried it with the command Hostaname .... , but it didnt chance anything [14:55] blup1, via /etc/hosts [14:55] but it is tricky [14:56] /etc/hostname [14:57] linkage: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-change-hostname-in-ubuntu-11-10/ [14:59] these two files you have to "rename" [15:01] ah, you mean the content of these files :D [15:01] ok, thanks [15:04] lol indeed [15:05] ツ [15:06] another question [15:07] how to transfer something between two laptops via "Create new wireless Network"? === radon is now known as Guest18905 [17:07] Does anyone know what specifically is different about the "MAC" .iso for Lubu? [17:21] I got lubuntu on my pc and its got everything all revved up. I noticed acpid wasn't installed so I downloaded that off synaptic. I'm not sure how to manage the power settings are we still using cpu-freq? [17:24] managing power in regards to battery life? [17:26] The utility always receives really high accolades [17:26] in regards to tuning the cpy/kernel/hardware with respect to battery/AC [17:27] um no I mean like power saving settings, my fans and everything are spinning full force