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Jason__ | anyone know why i can't install flash? | 00:40 |
Jason__ | once i've downloaded it on xubuntu 12.10 | 00:40 |
Jason__ | i did " sudo cp libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ | 00:40 |
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Ronalds_M | can I change font color of text in panel | 17:49 |
ochosi | only by modifying your gtk-theme | 17:49 |
Ronalds_M | if panel is in alpha color | 17:49 |
Ronalds_M | well how can I have ambiance working on xubuntu | 17:50 |
ochosi | sry, g2g | 17:50 |
Ronalds_M | ok | 17:50 |
filantropus | hi | 19:47 |
filantropus | need help, pls. | 19:47 |
holstein | filantropus: sure, just ask and one of the volunteers will help | 19:48 |
frustratedtech | Anyone having issues with bluetooth on 12.10? | 19:52 |
Cheri703 | my keyboard works fine, my headset hates the world, but it was like that in vanilla ubuntu on 12.04 and 12.10 | 19:55 |
Cheri703 | *bluetooth on both of those btw | 19:55 |
Cheri703 | Anyone have thoughts on this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1921687 | 19:55 |
frustratedtech | seems i cannot use a bluetooth connection. | 19:58 |
frustratedtech | mainly trying to connect my iphone5 to bluetooth. | 19:58 |
Unit193 | Cheri703: I'd check with GridCube when he comes around, but he may not know. Would it be an option to autohide it? | 20:13 |
Cheri703 | I tried that, but it is REALLY hard to hit the right spot to make it pop out when you're balancing between two screens | 20:13 |
Cheri703 | Also, for the way I'm wanting to lay things out, non-hidden would work best | 20:13 |
Cheri703 | also: a thanks to whoever included the ZOMG Ponies! Theme for notifications. I have EVERYTHING on a dark background/light text theme now (including chrome and quassel), and the GIANT pink with yellow comic sans notifications are kind of perfect so I don't miss things. :) It is a bit startling to have an email notification take up a quarter of the screen, but that's probably good. :D | 20:19 |
TheSheep | Cheri703: plus the comic sans font, just perfect | 20:20 |
Cheri703 | yeah | 20:20 |
TheSheep | you can easily make your own, you know | 20:21 |
Cheri703 | I am like "do de do de do worky work work OMGWTF?!?!" "oh...an email" | 20:21 |
Cheri703 | eh, this works :) | 20:21 |
Cheri703 | I downloaded a theme from xfce-look | 20:21 |
TheSheep | personally I like the policy of checking the e-mail twice a day | 20:21 |
TheSheep | at 10 am and at 15 | 20:22 |
Cheri703 | that + hacker vision extension for chrome, dark theme for quassel, happy eyes :D | 20:22 |
Cheri703 | I work from home doing support, so I am always connected | 20:22 |
frustratedtech | im a support guy too :D | 20:24 |
Cheri703 | I'm more on the customer support side than the technical support (at least at this job) :) | 20:25 |
Cheri703 | I do a bunch of other stuff too | 20:25 |
frustratedtech | I do server support. So gotta deal with clients more often than I please :D | 20:26 |
Cheri703 | heh | 20:26 |
Cheri703 | rebooting to see if I can get autokey working again, back in a bit. | 20:26 |
Cheri703 | ok back | 20:30 |
toxicsgz | Xubuntu 12.04 with new netbook after two days of frustration with windoze. Whoohooo! :) | 20:42 |
toxicsgz | 1GB Ram, will check how much mobo will support but how much Ram will xubuntu support? | 20:43 |
torax | enough | 20:44 |
toxicsgz | Not really helpful? | 20:46 |
MoL0ToV | i have the display brightness that don't work with fn key in xubuntu | 20:47 |
torax | in theory 64 bit OS can support 16EB of memory | 20:47 |
MoL0ToV | howto fix? | 20:47 |
MoL0ToV | the audio volume works instead | 20:47 |
holstein | toxicsgz: more than a netbook will support | 20:47 |
MoL0ToV | or other things | 20:47 |
holstein | !pae | 20:47 |
ubottu | To use more than ~3.2GB RAM on a 32bit system you can install the PAE-enabled kernel. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingPAE for more info | 20:47 |
MoL0ToV | but brightness no | 20:47 |
toxicsgz | OK torax thx, I doubt a netbook mobo will support nearly that so I am in the clear :) | 20:47 |
holstein | ^^ and thats just for more than 3gb's on 32bit systems toxicsgz | 20:48 |
Cheri703 | For some reason after a reboot, the application icons aren't showing up on my panel | 20:48 |
toxicsgz | Yep as i thought thx all, wn't put more than 2 in anyway. | 20:48 |
Cheri703 | even if I change themes | 20:48 |
holstein | Cheri703: i would test as a new user to remove your config from the equation | 20:49 |
Cheri703 | (I just installed xubuntu yesterday, so I'm still playing with it) | 20:49 |
Cheri703 | ok | 20:49 |
holstein | toxicsgz: you likely cant | 20:49 |
Cheri703 | good call | 20:49 |
Cheri703 | hrm, if I change theme and log out and back in, they're back | 20:51 |
toxicsgz | Will play fr a week or two but interested to know if users install xubuntu on mid to high end desktops. RUnning linux mint 13 currently but liking xubuntu a lot in to days. | 20:52 |
drc | toxicsgz: More than you can afford :) According to AskUbuntu: A LOT! (Actually 2^64) but because of hardware limits and real world computers the limit is around 1TB ( 1024GB RAM) | 20:52 |
holstein | toxicsgz: xubuntu is freely available to anyone, and its a good match with most any system, so its used really anywhere | 20:53 |
toxicsgz | :) I think 2 GB will suffice for my netbook purposes. | 20:53 |
toxicsgz | Hmm! Might consider this for my desktop also :) | 20:53 |
Siilence | toxicsgz: I ran 2gb ram on my main workstation with xubuntu. | 20:53 |
toxicsgz | : | 20:53 |
Siilence | I simply had no need to upgrade. | 20:53 |
Siilence | Because it was blazingly fast. | 20:54 |
Siilence | Linux devs are weird that way. | 20:54 |
toxicsgz | Some things hang with just 1GB so two is a must. | 20:54 |
Siilence | They dont assume resources are endless and that there is no need to make everything as bloated as possible. | 20:54 |
Siilence | It used to be that good code used as little as possible. | 20:55 |
holstein | i use both.. i wouldnt say "a must" but its nice | 20:55 |
holstein | depends on what you are doing.. my netbook with 2gb's rarely needs/ uses 1gb | 20:55 |
toxicsgz | HD video hANGS A BIT | 20:56 |
holstein | i doubt the ram will help with that | 20:56 |
holstein | ram doesnt make the system any faster | 20:56 |
toxicsgz | hMM! YOU MAY BE RIGHT THERE | 20:57 |
toxicsgz | sorry caps | 20:57 |
toxicsgz | I mean HD stream | 20:57 |
toxicsgz | but same I guess | 20:57 |
Unit193 | holstein: Can if it's swapping out like crazy. ;) (Mine does that, had to try a couple things to make it work better) | 20:57 |
toxicsgz | I think the CPU struggles more than the Ram | 20:58 |
holstein | sure, but i doubt thats the case when playing a vid | 20:58 |
Siilence | Using all the ram isnt necessarily bad. | 20:58 |
holstein | but, you can test.. and try for youself toxicsgz | 20:58 |
Siilence | It depends what it's doing with it. | 20:58 |
Siilence | RAM is meant to be used. | 20:58 |
Nothing_Much | Hello, I'm having trouble with Firefox 19 opening Thunar Preferences instead of Thunar | 20:58 |
Siilence | Swapping sucks, though. | 20:58 |
Siilence | Unless you have ssd in which case it wont matter much, usually. | 20:58 |
toxicsgz | Well thx for the input, new xubuntu user very happy :) | 20:59 |
Siilence | But tweak to noswap, but then it might just freeze ;) | 20:59 |
toxicsgz | Ah! I like th SSD idea :) | 20:59 |
Siilence | (so dont do that) | 20:59 |
Nothing_Much | So uh.. my preferred applications are set to Thunar, but it opens the preferences for some reason. | 21:04 |
holstein | Nothing_Much: it? | 21:07 |
Cheri703 | Anyone familiar with poking around in theme settings to try to figure out why my the window button icons vanished? | 21:08 |
Nothing_Much | *Firefox | 21:08 |
Cheri703 | Or anyone have a deviant art account they'd be willing to use to post a comment and ask about it? (I don't really want to create one >_<) | 21:09 |
holstein | Cheri703: i just use well supported themes, that just work | 21:09 |
Cheri703 | well, yeah | 21:10 |
Cheri703 | but this one is PERFECT other than the icons not showing up :s | 21:10 |
holstein | you can always just borrow the elements and/or ideas and make your own | 21:10 |
holstein | Cheri703: i would say that is not perfect then | 21:10 |
holstein | lots of changes with gtk going on... hard to tell | 21:10 |
Cheri703 | yeah, I might try modifying one that came with xubuntu | 21:11 |
Unit193 | The shimmer themes will be the most compatible, Albatross is pretty good as is Blackbird for darker themes. | 21:13 |
Cheri703 | this is...DARK. http://sixsixfive.deviantart.com/art/ACID-280889262 not just outlines dark, everything dark | 21:24 |
Cheri703 | my eyes are much happier with this + hacker vision extension in chrome | 21:24 |
koegs | i like this one a lot: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/01/beautiful-mediterraneannight-gtk-36.html | 21:28 |
Cheri703 | ooo, I will try it, thanks :) | 21:28 |
Cheri703 | not *quite* as dark, but still good! and my icons are back! Thanks koegs! | 21:33 |
MoL0ToV | brightness control dont work on my xubuntu on my notebook someone can help me? | 22:05 |
holstein | MoL0ToV: on the keyboard, correct? | 22:19 |
holstein | i would look into graphics drivers.. i would ask yourself just how important this is.. i would try live CD's and see if something "just works" and see what is making it work | 22:20 |
MoL0ToV | if i add the applet on the panel that control the bightness i can change it | 22:23 |
MoL0ToV | but not via function keys | 22:23 |
MoL0ToV | fn+f5 fn+f6 | 22:23 |
Cheri703 | all I need to do now is get the panels functioning properly on the edges between my monitors and I will be a happy camper :) | 22:27 |
Cheri703 | MoL0ToV: do those keys do other things? like are they not matching up with the assigned shortcut that's printed on the keyboard? | 22:28 |
MoL0ToV | is all ok but brightness | 22:29 |
Cheri703 | what model of notebook? | 22:29 |
holstein | MoL0ToV: well, its not the brightness then, its the function keys on your keyboard | 22:30 |
holstein | MoL0ToV: brightness is fine, and you *can* control it | 22:31 |
holstein | MoL0ToV: i would search by the model # of your maching and see if anyone has the function keys working | 22:31 |
holstein | http://askubuntu.com/questions/13000/keyboard-function-keys-do-not-work | 22:32 |
heliocentrique | hey guys, is Xubuntu as easy to use as Ubuntu or more complicated like Lubuntu ? | 22:32 |
holstein | http://askubuntu.com/questions/233312/how-to-make-keyboard-backlight-fn-buttons-work-in-samsung-series-9 might be helpful too | 22:32 |
holstein | heliocentrique: i dont find lubuntu more complicated | 22:32 |
holstein | heliocentrique: complicated can be a matter of opinion | 22:32 |
koegs | heliocentrique: if you come from gnome2, you will find it easy to use xubuntu | 22:32 |
holstein | heliocentrique: fire it up live and see if it meets your needs | 22:32 |
holstein | heliocentrique: if you are looking for main ubuntu/unity, then just use it | 22:33 |
heliocentrique | holstein: the package manager on Lubuntu is more complicated than Software Center IMO, Ubuntu lags too much on my netbook and I need a very user-friendly OS (like OSX or Windows) | 22:34 |
heliocentrique | I tried Lubuntu in the past and it seems uncompleted, so I was looking at Xubuntu. I have limited data that's why I ask before downloading | 22:34 |
holstein | heliocentrique: lubuntu *is* ubuntu, so you can install and use the package manager of your choice, same as with xubuntu | 22:35 |
Cheri703 | heliocentrique: I just switched to xubuntu yesterday. I really like it. I've been using regular ubuntu for a while, and it was fine, but xubuntu seems way more customizable | 22:36 |
Cheri703 | and all of my normal stuff runs fine. | 22:36 |
MoL0ToV | holstein, is a asus k56c | 22:36 |
holstein | MoL0ToV: thats how i would search then... asus k56c ubuntu function keys.. also, i might just not bother since you can adjust the brightness, and i find that if that is going to be easy, its working out of the box | 22:37 |
MoL0ToV | also the touchpad is bad | 22:38 |
MoL0ToV | there are a touchpad that goeas also over the 2 buttons.. | 22:38 |
MoL0ToV | so when you click, ch pointer moves and you click out of the place.. | 22:39 |
holstein | bad?.. if the hardware is bad, linux wont fix it | 22:39 |
holstein | you can try other drivers.. i usually test with live CD's.. its an easy way to use other kernels temporarily and test hardware support | 22:39 |
MoL0ToV | ok thx | 22:40 |
MoL0ToV | bye | 22:40 |
Cheri703 | holstein, were you in here earlier when I posted a link to the issue I'm having with panels? | 22:41 |
holstein | Cheri703: the issue with the theme, i thought | 22:43 |
Cheri703 | that was one issue, I have another :) | 22:50 |
Cheri703 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1921687 | 22:50 |
holstein | i just use one panel | 22:54 |
holstein | you can do whatever you like im sure.. i would look into maybe just running a different panel | 22:54 |
holstein | maybe tint2 | 22:54 |
holstein | maybe that would be worse.. not sure | 22:54 |
Cheri703 | I don't know if it's a bug or just some setting a dev could change | 22:54 |
Cheri703 | it's something about the middle being treated as floating | 22:54 |
GridCube | what | 22:55 |
GridCube | whats the problem Cheri703 ? | 22:55 |
holstein | Cheri703: its more of a "feature" :) ..but you can get what you want, im just not sure how | 22:55 |
Cheri703 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1921687 | 22:55 |
holstein | GridCube: bascially seperate panels per screen on dual head | 22:55 |
Cheri703 | basically: vertical panels along the inner edge between two monitors are treated as floating vs edge | 22:55 |
Cheri703 | so when I maximize they go under instead of butting up against it | 22:55 |
Cheri703 | and that is the opposite of what I want | 22:56 |
holstein | oh.. maybe im mis-understanding | 22:56 |
Cheri703 | separate panels are possible | 22:56 |
holstein | you want the panels to be over the windows? | 22:56 |
Cheri703 | no | 22:56 |
GridCube | Cheri703, how its your set up¿? | 22:56 |
holstein | maximisedwindows going under makes the panels going over | 22:56 |
Cheri703 | basically, if I put a panel on the outer edges, when I maximize the window, it doesn't go under it, it goes up against the edge. if I put them on the inner edges, the window goes under it and there's no way for it to be treated as solid | 22:57 |
Cheri703 | GridCube: I have two 24" monitors | 22:57 |
Cheri703 | I'm running xfce 4.12 | 22:57 |
holstein | Cheri703: its going to be all about the nomencature for your search queries | 22:57 |
Cheri703 | yeah, I spent some time looking last night | 22:58 |
Cheri703 | the settings for an "outer" panel and an "inner" panel will be identical, but it still treats the "inner" panels like they're floating instead of edge | 22:59 |
GridCube | are you sure they are touching the "center" | 22:59 |
GridCube | ? | 22:59 |
holstein | sure, but me nor google will understand what you mean by outer and inner | 22:59 |
Cheri703 | yeah GridCube | 22:59 |
Cheri703 | holstein: I was looking for all sorts of stuff about edge panels and multi-monitors | 22:59 |
holstein | im not sure that the dual head matters | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | it does | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | edge panels work fine | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | as expected | 23:00 |
holstein | i would take that out of the equation and try on one screen | 23:00 |
GridCube | my set up is different so i cant help you, sorry, i use a combination of vga/hdmi and it has its oddieties | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | it is only the edges in between them | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | they work fine holstein | 23:00 |
holstein | Cheri703: then just do it the same | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | GridCube: right now I'm vga/dvi, next week I'll be dvi/hdmi | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | holstein: I did! I set them up identically and it still behaves this way | 23:00 |
Cheri703 | I spent a few hours poking at it last night | 23:01 |
GridCube | im my case, you can only have different panels and each monitor is treated a whole different screen | 23:01 |
GridCube | but the pointer can move around both | 23:01 |
Cheri703 | hmm...mine is set up in displays as "x monitor is to the left of y monitor" and "y monitor is to the right of x monitor" so xubuntu is recognizing them as two separate monitors | 23:02 |
holstein | Cheri703: i would take screen shots or whatever would help describe "this way" | 23:02 |
Cheri703 | basically "make a floating panel, see how it behaves when you maximize a window" "make an edge panel, see how it behaves when you maximize a window" "when the panel is on the edge between two monitors it behaves like a floating panel instead of an edge panel" the end. | 23:03 |
Cheri703 | I can do screenshots if necessary | 23:03 |
holstein | Cheri703: that is the difference though, i thought | 23:06 |
holstein | Cheri703: if you move them, they change.. that should be the case on one monitor | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | each monitor has 4 edges | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | even when set up as a dual monitor setup | 23:06 |
holstein | but, i would have to set this up first hand, and i can.. and will.. but i cant now | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | so as a dual-monitor thing, I should have 8 edges to use as edge panels | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | I have 4 | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | I want 8 | 23:06 |
Cheri703 | because I want the left edge of the right monitor and the right edge of the left monitor to be places I can mount a launcher panel | 23:07 |
frustratedtech | ah, your using an expanded desktop between both monitors right now | 23:07 |
Cheri703 | and have them behave as edge panels with regard to maximized windows | 23:07 |
Cheri703 | not mirrored | 23:07 |
Cheri703 | so...I guess? | 23:07 |
Cheri703 | but I still want panels | 23:08 |
Cheri703 | :) | 23:08 |
frustratedtech | so you have 2 panels now and want to add more? | 23:10 |
GridCube | as said you can have panels for each just add new ones and send them to the proper screen | 23:10 |
Cheri703 | I have one right now, I'd like to have a total of two, one on each monitor on the inner edges between them | 23:10 |
Cheri703 | creating them is NOT the issue | 23:10 |
Cheri703 | their behavior is the issue | 23:11 |
Cheri703 | I can make 80 panels if I want | 23:11 |
Cheri703 | I get that | 23:11 |
Cheri703 | ok, screenshot time, hang on a few minutes | 23:11 |
GridCube | but wait, wait wait, im being confused right now... what version of xfce are you using? | 23:11 |
Cheri703 | 4.12 | 23:11 |
Cheri703 | so I could have the monitors non-mirrored | 23:11 |
holstein | the problem is not with the panels.. nor with anything | 23:12 |
GridCube | but thats not the official version for xubuntu bro | 23:12 |
holstein | you want the inner edges to be "edges" | 23:12 |
holstein | and they are not | 23:12 |
* frustratedtech seems i can mount a panel on the inner edge | 23:12 | |
Cheri703 | frustratedtech: yeah, they can be there | 23:13 |
Cheri703 | now maximize a window | 23:13 |
GridCube | i have them on the inner edge aswel, im using 4.10 | 23:13 |
Cheri703 | the window goes under | 23:13 |
Cheri703 | I can uninstall 4.12, but my understanding was that it wouldn't support the dual monitors without it | 23:13 |
holstein | Cheri703: i have one of those on my xfce rig.. and it works fine | 23:13 |
holstein | its not in the inside edge | 23:13 |
Cheri703 | holstein: is it on the outside edge? | 23:14 |
holstein | Cheri703: i have dual head on the stock | 23:14 |
Cheri703 | weird | 23:14 |
holstein | Cheri703: correct | 23:14 |
GridCube | if the panel its unticked on "reserve space on the borders" it will be floatin | 23:14 |
holstein | its on the outside edge, and i have ^^ that setting | 23:14 |
frustratedtech | I see | 23:14 |
Cheri703 | GridCube: it acts the same both ways | 23:14 |
Cheri703 | I tried it | 23:14 |
GridCube | its not the case here | 23:14 |
Cheri703 | frustratedtech: do you see what I'm saying? | 23:14 |
Cheri703 | alright, let me uninstall 4.12 | 23:14 |
holstein | yeah, could be your version | 23:14 |
frustratedtech | yes, the window is below the panel | 23:15 |
frustratedtech | thats wonderful lol i like it | 23:15 |
Cheri703 | IT IS SO ANNOYING! | 23:15 |
frustratedtech | yea, so panel can be on one screen and maximize under but when you max on the other screen with no added panel it has blank space | 23:17 |
Cheri703 | yurp | 23:17 |
frustratedtech | seems that you found a bug | 23:19 |
Cheri703 | are you running 4.12 or 4.10? | 23:19 |
Cheri703 | frustratedtech: ^^ | 23:19 |
Unit193 | 4.12 isn't out yet, not even preview 1 is. | 23:19 |
frustratedtech | I'm on 4.10 | 23:19 |
* Cheri703 is running 4.12 | 23:20 | |
frustratedtech | So I see the same thing as you | 23:20 |
Cheri703 | so if it's doing the same behavior it's not the fault of 4.12 | 23:20 |
frustratedtech | correct | 23:20 |
Cheri703 | so then I might not bother trying to revert | 23:20 |
Cheri703 | because I have no idea how to do that without killing something :) | 23:20 |
Unit193 | Cheri703: If you need to revert, ppa-purge is a very handy tool! (Maybe not for this, but others) | 23:21 |
frustratedtech | yea, i'd say its just a bug with xfce4-panel | 23:21 |
frustratedtech | Can you take a screen shot and file a report? | 23:21 |
Cheri703 | Unit193: I know nothing about that, I will google | 23:21 |
Unit193 | !ppa-purge | 23:22 |
ubottu | To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:<repository-name>/<subdirectory> » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html | 23:22 |
Cheri703 | nice! | 23:22 |
frustratedtech | if you click always on top for that window, it will go OVER the panel | 23:24 |
frustratedtech | but same issue on other monitor with the blank space | 23:24 |
Cheri703 | yeah | 23:24 |
Cheri703 | sooo...I might break something with this, so if I disappear, that's why | 23:25 |
Cheri703 | doing ppa-purge | 23:25 |
Cheri703 | I figure if I'm going to file a bug, I'll do it against the current version | 23:26 |
frustratedtech | yes, it would be optimal | 23:26 |
frustratedtech | frig. now I got it so it wont do the space on the other monitor | 23:28 |
frustratedtech | yet, it will still be above the expanded window | 23:29 |
Cheri703 | Yep, that for sure broke something | 23:32 |
Cheri703 | I'm on laptop now | 23:32 |
Cheri703 | trying to recover desktop >_< | 23:32 |
frustratedtech | try this | 23:34 |
frustratedtech | sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop | 23:34 |
Cheri703 | I did. it said "unmet dependencies" "recommend x program but not installed" and then stopped | 23:35 |
Cheri703 | so...yeah | 23:35 |
Cheri703 | something about held broken packages or something? | 23:36 |
Cheri703 | I'm trying to "repair broken packages" but my other thought is to install the 4.10 ppa and see if that sorts things out | 23:36 |
Cheri703 | once I give up on this | 23:36 |
Cheri703 | for the record, this is why I installed 4.12 in the first place: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/11/how-to-use-multiple-monitors-in-xubuntu.html | 23:55 |
Unit193 | http://xubuntu.org/news/faq-1204-precise/ Number 5. | 23:57 |
Cheri703 | yeah, but I wanted it natively, which 4.12 does | 23:58 |
Cheri703 | and apparently the same issue arises anyway! as far as panels | 23:58 |
Cheri703 | because if I'm telling it via arandr that it's one big screen, then I can understand it thinking it's a floating panel, if it's built in to xfce 4.12 that it is recognizing and treating as separate, then it should do what I want | 23:59 |
Cheri703 | so maybe I'll just go back to 4.12 and file the bug there | 23:59 |
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