knome | it will run... smoothly? i suppose that depends what you're going to do and what you think is smooth | 00:00 |
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iwr | browsing, 8+tabs in chrome, maybe word editor open? :) | 00:01 |
pleia2 | my netbook is 1.6ghz + 1G of ram and it's quite usable, except for flash videos (tend to end up being a bit choppy) | 00:03 |
David-A | iwr: that may work. the biggest memory eater nowadays are web-browsers, both chromium and firefox. but 8 not too heavy tabs should be fine. high-definition video will probably not be smooth with an old graphics card. | 00:04 |
iwr | no, its mostly basic work | 00:05 |
pleia2 | libreoffice will load slowly, but it shouldn't be a problem once it's launched | 00:05 |
iwr | excellent | 00:05 |
pleia2 | (I use it on said netbook for Impress presentations) | 00:05 |
iwr | thank you guys for help | 00:05 |
genii-around | pleia2: I have a similar spec netbook ( Acer D260 ), I highly recommend some cheap SSD for it. After I swapped the drive without changing anything else, everything just zips along. | 00:22 |
pleia2 | oh right, mine does have an ssd and I'm sure that helps | 00:24 |
Unit193 | Hrm, so I'm the only one that has had some issues with 1G ram? Swapping out was a killer, I optimized firefox and then my kernel also added zswap support which also helped. | 00:27 |
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genii-around | Unit193: My machine ran like a dog. Out of kubuntu, regular ubuntu, and xubuntu only xubuntu was marginally usable. Kubuntu would take 5-6 minutes to load to a usable desktop. Swapping the drive for an SSD took that down to under a minute. Although I'm mostly using xubuntu and lubuntu on it now, both which zip along. I may bump RAM up to 2G | 00:31 |
pleia2 | I use chrome (firefox is leaner now, but not good enough) | 00:33 |
pleia2 | I used the default gnome2 in 8.04 when I first got it, but then switched to xubuntu | 00:34 |
al___ | Does anyone have any experience trying to load the scanner on an HP8600 all-in-one wireless? | 02:01 |
AneX | im on winxp and im about to install xubuntu. after install the only internet connection i have is wifi. will i beable to auto connect to any wifi signal? | 02:14 |
AneX | im on old laptop | 02:14 |
Unit193 | Depends on your chipset. | 02:14 |
AneX | im on intel centrino 1.4 ghz | 02:16 |
Unit193 | What's the wifi card? | 02:16 |
AneX | wifi is intel pro/wireless 2200bg | 02:17 |
Unit193 | AneX: Should be good. | 02:18 |
Unit193 | http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Ipw2200 | 02:19 |
AneX | thx, where in xubuntu will i find wireless connections for future knoledge | 02:21 |
Unit193 | Right in the panel, may offer you to connect. | 02:21 |
AneX | oh ok coo im just sick in tired of windows | 02:22 |
AneX | ive used puppy linux and ubuntu before but not xubuntu | 02:23 |
Unit193 | http://docs.xubuntu.org/internet-networks.html That may help. | 02:23 |
AneX | thx | 02:23 |
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AneX_ | is unetbootin the best program to burn this xubuntu iso to my usb drive? | 02:42 |
bazhang | if it works for you, yes | 02:44 |
AneX_ | aight thx | 02:44 |
David-A | AneX_: remember that you may have different options when you right-click and left-click the network icon in the panel | 02:46 |
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zruty | apt-get is constantly coming back with some error. I tried other sources, but same thing. What can I do? (unable to locate package, or has no installation candidate) | 06:44 |
Unit193 | And you did apt-get update? | 06:46 |
Unit193 | Can you paste the exact error, or pastebin if long? | 06:46 |
zruty | Oh, bl*st... I knew I forgot something... gee what a beginner's mistake... | 06:47 |
zruty | so sorry to bother you! | 06:47 |
zruty | But thanks! | 06:47 |
Unit193 | Sure thing, no problem. | 06:48 |
Noskcaj | does anyone actually use the xubuntu twitter account anymore? why can't we have it tweeting daily, a similar issue affects the facebook page | 07:25 |
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jonas____ | good day | 11:41 |
jonas____ | peeps | 11:41 |
jonas____ | where is xflock4 in quantal | 11:41 |
jonas____ | oi | 11:41 |
jonas____ | ? | 11:41 |
knome | !enter | jonas____ | 11:41 |
ubottu | jonas____: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 11:41 |
jonas____ | ok , canyou tell me, where is xflock4 in quantal ? | 11:42 |
knome | i don't understand the question | 11:42 |
koegs | jonas____: /usr/bin/xflock4 | 11:43 |
koegs | or "which xflock4" :) | 11:43 |
jonas____ | alright so in xfce 4.8 there was an app named xflock, that was a small icon used to lock the screen | 11:43 |
jonas____ | that paclkage is missing in quantal | 11:43 |
jonas____ | koegs its missing in quantal | 11:43 |
jonas____ | :S | 11:43 |
koegs | nope, i am on quantal right now | 11:44 |
knome | jonas____, are you talking about a panel applet? | 11:44 |
jonas____ | u have it installed | 11:44 |
jonas____ | yes that one | 11:44 |
knome | jonas____, try adding the action buttons applet and then edit preferences | 11:44 |
jonas____ | still xflock ain showing in synaptic | 11:44 |
knome | jonas____, you should be able to create a lock-button from there | 11:44 |
jonas____ | fair engouh | 11:44 |
donnie | Anyone know of any good, free, WORKING, proxy's? | 13:28 |
GridCube | not really, but there is tor, it works for me, just have to be careful with it | 13:32 |
badpie | Have any of you ever said a bad word? | 16:28 |
koegs | badpie: maybe someone in #xubuntu-offtopic | 16:31 |
badpie | I'm in the process of installing Xubuntu and I presumed this channel was there to entertain me while I wait, a very thoughtful service to provide. | 16:32 |
koegs | badpie: only for support, #xubuntu-offtopic is meant for chatting | 16:33 |
badpie | Ok, sorry. | 16:33 |
badpie | Then riddle me this: Ubuntu 12.10 was too much for my netbook, even when i log in with the xfce env. Is Xubuntu going to be any different? | 16:34 |
mikodo | sorry, test | 18:04 |
tjingboem | it takes a long time before thunar finds my disks. What is happening? | 18:26 |
tjingboem | it takes 2 minutes after logging in before i can use Xubuntu. Is this error known? | 18:30 |
Noskcaj | does anyone actually use the xubuntu twitter account anymore? why can't we have it tweeting daily, a similar issue affects the facebook page | 18:36 |
TheSheep | Noskcaj: facebook page, seriously? | 18:41 |
TheSheep | tjingboem: do you have anything suspicious in dmesg? | 18:41 |
tjingboem | don't know - i updated today, yesterday there was no problem | 18:51 |
TheSheep | tjingboem: just open a terminal and type 'dmesg' and look at the messages | 19:04 |
tjingboem | i see a big difference in time between these 2: | 19:07 |
tjingboem | [ 22.858009] eth0: no IPv6 routers present | 19:07 |
tjingboem | [ 667.721017] usb 1-3: reset high-speed USB device number 3 using ehci_hcd | 19:07 |
tjingboem | the rest follows each other very quickly | 19:07 |
TheSheep | the most recent ones are at the end | 19:08 |
TheSheep | anything that looks like IO errors? | 19:08 |
tjingboem | [ 10.564980] EXT4-fs (sda5): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro | 19:12 |
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TheSheep | tjingboem: that's ok | 19:13 |
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swiftkick | sup guise | 19:17 |
swiftkick | i was just re-running the latest xubuntu installer... which appears to be the same as the latest ubuntu installer | 19:17 |
swiftkick | no more mdraid support from the installer? | 19:17 |
tjingboem | lots of text, TheSheep. i will disconnect my usb cardreader and reboot - see what happens... | 19:17 |
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tjingboem | TheSheep - don't know why, but disconnecting the empty cardreader seems to solve problem | 19:54 |
TheSheep | tjingboem: fun | 19:56 |
tjingboem | :) and :( | 19:57 |
dr_dan | hi. I have acquired a Dell Inspiron e1405 (Intel Core Duo @1.6 Ghz) with just 1GB of RAM. is xubuntu 12.10 going to be too slow? | 20:08 |
dr_dan | go ahead with answer. i will brb. | 20:10 |
TheSheep | too slow for what? | 20:10 |
dr_dan | oh hi! | 20:10 |
dr_dan | well its for my 12 year son. he just wanted a machine for online (web) games like miniclips | 20:10 |
dr_dan | flash based i think | 20:10 |
TheSheep | most should work fine, but some are written in a horrible way and need quite some computing power | 20:11 |
dr_dan | yeah i thought so | 20:11 |
dr_dan | so should i find a slightly more powerful laptop? | 20:11 |
TheSheep | I would give it a try | 20:12 |
TheSheep | if you can | 20:12 |
dr_dan | the thing is 6 years old i think | 20:12 |
dr_dan | ok. go with 11.10? or 12.10 verison | 20:12 |
dr_dan | or it doesnt matter | 20:12 |
TheSheep | my parents are using a worse computer with ubuntu | 20:12 |
TheSheep | but they mostly read news and use openoffice | 20:12 |
TheSheep | shouldn't matter much | 20:13 |
dr_dan | ok. | 20:13 |
dr_dan | thank TS | 20:13 |
dr_dan | have a good one | 20:13 |
TheSheep | good luck | 20:13 |
dr_dan | thanks | 20:13 |
dr_dan | bye | 20:13 |
hhhzzzain | who has libreoffice on their xubuntu? | 20:40 |
hhhzzzain | gridcube, do you have libreoffice on your xubuntu? | 20:41 |
GridCube | yes | 20:41 |
hhhzzzain | which version is it? | 20:41 |
knome | hhhzzzain, please don't ping random people | 20:42 |
knome | hhhzzzain, even if GridCube replied, it's not good manners | 20:42 |
GridCube | good point | 20:43 |
hhhzzzain | you just joined so It is a good time to ask. | 20:44 |
pleia2 | hhhzzzain: do you have a specific problem/question in mind? a lot of us install libreoffice on xubuntu but it's hard to know how to help if you don't ask ;) | 20:44 |
pleia2 | and knowing what version of Xubuntu you're running and ask about is helpful too | 20:44 |
hhhzzzain | my question: which version of libreoffice is the lastest using the ubuntu software centre + updates? | 20:44 |
GridCube | LibreOffice 3.5.4.2 Build ID: 350m1(Build:2) | 20:44 |
knome | hhhzzzain, possibly true, but it doesn't make pinging random people good manners. | 20:45 |
pleia2 | hhhzzzain: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libreoffice | 20:45 |
hhhzzzain | really, if you are idle, make you status idle, otherwise don't expect people to know that you are busy. | 20:47 |
GridCube | hhhzzzain, its not like that, but please dont enter to an argument here | 20:47 |
pleia2 | hhhzzzain: that's not really how it works :) | 20:47 |
GridCube | lets just all move on please | 20:47 |
pleia2 | hhhzzzain: the link I gave gives current versions for recent versions of ubuntu, does that answer your question? | 20:48 |
hhhzzzain | yes (but it is also listed if you go to ubuntu software centre). I wanted to know that through "check for updates" it will update to 3.6.5 (current version on the website). | 20:49 |
pleia2 | yes | 20:50 |
hhhzzzain | so the current version on ubuntu is 3.6.5? | 20:51 |
hhhzzzain | or 3.6.2? | 20:51 |
hhhzzzain | so I should download from libreoffice directly? | 20:52 |
hhhzzzain | to get 3.6.5? | 20:52 |
pleia2 | hhhzzzain: I'm going to assume you're on 12.04? | 20:52 |
hhhzzzain | 12.10 | 20:52 |
pleia2 | ok, then according to the site I linked the current version available for 12.10 is 3.6.2 | 20:53 |
pleia2 | not 3.6.5 | 20:53 |
pleia2 | looks like 3.6.5 hasn't been packaged yet, not even for 13.04 | 20:53 |
pleia2 | it may need more testing, or has bugs the developers want to see fixed before packaging it, or many other reasons :) | 20:54 |
pleia2 | if you absolutely need 3.6.5 and don't mind that it hasn't been accepted by ubuntu developers yet, I suppose you could download it from libreoffice's site, but I tend to recommend sticking with the current version with your release for the best experience stability, etc wise | 20:55 |
hhhzzzain | I would have answered this myself if I knew: the most updated ubuntu packages immediately appears in ubuntu software centre. (I thought there was a delay). | 20:55 |
pleia2 | they first go into a "proposed" repository where developers and contributors can test them | 20:56 |
pleia2 | so that's the delay | 20:56 |
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dydzEz2__ | didnt someone here have a thinkpad x1 carbon | 23:53 |
koegs | yes | 23:53 |
dydzEz2__ | ah yes it was you koegs | 23:53 |
dydzEz2__ | do you have dual boot with your windows 8 setup | 23:53 |
dydzEz2__ | wondering if you installed xubuntu under UEFI (secure boot off though) and then used boot-repair | 23:54 |
koegs | nope, i am not using uefi | 23:54 |
koegs | i have dualboot win8 and xubuntu, but not uefi | 23:55 |
dydzEz2__ | ah ok | 23:55 |
dydzEz2__ | but you had to use boot-repair right? | 23:55 |
koegs | boot-repair? | 23:55 |
dydzEz2__ | oh wow you didnt? it just fixed up grub, i had to use it. i installed it a first time on legacy and when i would go into grub and hit w8 it wouldnt work | 23:56 |
koegs | hm, i had win7 first, then xubuntu, at some point later i have remove win7 and installed win8 | 23:57 |
dydzEz2__ | oh so you dont have like lenovo's win 8 recovery thing | 23:57 |
koegs | after that i have reinstalled grub with the live-cd | 23:57 |
dydzEz2__ | oh you did that i see | 23:57 |
koegs | noppe | 23:57 |
dydzEz2__ | you used the live-cd to fix up grub | 23:57 |
dydzEz2__ | you just did it manually eh? | 23:57 |
koegs | yeah, had to, because win8 overwrote grub | 23:57 |
dydzEz2__ | yeah | 23:57 |
koegs | but that is just a matter of minutes | 23:58 |
dydzEz2__ | boot-repair worked under uefi, i think imma setup it under legacy so alll live-cd's will be easier to work around | 23:58 |
dydzEz2__ | is there a forum post on how you did it exactly, if boot-repair doesn work | 23:58 |
koegs | yeah, did not want to read uefi docs and how-tos, i am good with legacy :D | 23:58 |
koegs | i can give you the german ubuntuusers wiki :D | 23:59 |
dydzEz2__ | yeah | 23:59 |
dydzEz2__ | ill just translate on chrome or something | 23:59 |
dydzEz2__ | and work it out | 23:59 |
dydzEz2__ | thanks | 23:59 |
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