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Sir_LetoAnyone know how I would fix this? I installed xubuntu on a parition on my second hard drive, but the MBR wasn't over written02:13
Sir_Letoso when I try to boot that drive, the old windows boot options show up even though windows isn't on that drive02:14
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Oweoqi Really weird, when I try to set a keyboard shortcut in Xubuntu involving a Function keys it ignores the fact I pressed a function key. ANyone else know about this?04:55
Oweoqifro example ctrl +F1004:55
baizonOweoqi: have you checkd if any other application is using it already?05:06
Oweoqigood point, I don't believe so, I will try again now05:12
Oweoqihmm it sets it as <primary>F905:16
Oweoqiso it's settin git now but it;s unrespinsive05:16
Oweoqibaizon: you don't have any issues using the combo right ctrl + F9 key?05:18
cinvokei deleted tomcat6 under etc and call apt-get remove tomcat6.  now it will not reinstall. please help05:20
cinvoke<cinvoke> i get this error: chmod: cannot access `/etc/tomcat6/tomcat-users.xml': No such file or directory05:20
Cheri703Oweoqi: my only thought would be this: some computers have the f1-whatever keys only activated by pressing Fn, and the alternate use is the "default" use. could yours be like that? like pressing f9 by itself would normally adjust brightness (as an example), but fn+f9 would actually be getting whatever f9 is supposed to do. does that make sense at all?05:20
Oweoqioh right that does, I didn't check05:22
OweoqiI shall05:22
OweoqiAlso, I stupidly referred to the F keys as function keys05:23
OweoqiI meant the key combo of Ctrl + F905:24
Oweoqinot Fn + F905:24
OweoqiI apologise05:24
Cheri703Oweoqi: a way to test what I was talking about05:24
Cheri703if you go into your file manager and click on a file, pressing f2 should bring up the "rename" stuff05:24
Cheri703if pressing f2 does that, then my suggestion is not what's wrong05:25
Cheri703if you have to press fn+f2 to get rename, then that may be your issue05:25
Oweoqiright I will try that05:25
Oweoqiok yeah it goes to rename05:25
Cheri703ok, then nvm on my thought :/05:26
OweoqiAre you running Xubuntu?05:26
Cheri703yes05:26
Cheri70312.1005:26
Cheri703with xfce 4.1205:26
OweoqiI'm wondering if I am the only one05:26
Cheri703I know keyboard shortcuts were weird if trying to ctrl-alt-something05:26
Cheri703or ctrl shift, I forget05:26
Oweoqiyou can set shortcuts with the ctrl+f-whatever combo?05:27
OweoqiI fyou can't I might report a bug, I get this issue on 4 computers05:27
Cheri703it is set but it doesn't do anything05:28
Oweoqiyeah same as me05:28
Oweoqiweird hey05:28
Cheri703the one I was thinking of is if you do ctrl+shift+something, it sets it as ctrl+something05:29
Oweoqiah yeah05:29
Cheri703well, I have to go take my dogs out. if you report or find a bug for that, let me know and I'll click it as affecting me as well05:29
OweoqiI wonder if the behaviour I'm noticing is by design05:29
Oweoqikk05:29
lestus\whois lestus05:35
Oweoqihere Cheri703, I logged a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libxfce4ui/+bug/113104405:46
ubottuUbuntu bug 1131044 in libxfce4ui (Ubuntu) "Shortcuts such as Ctrl+F9 set but are unresponsive" [Undecided,New]05:46
Cheri703Oweoqi: marked06:04
OweoqiCheri703: Cheers :)06:04
SimooonIs there a keyboard shortcut to open the main menu in XFCE?09:26
TheSheepSimooon: yes09:28
Unit193Ctrl+Esc?  You can map xfce4-popupapplication menu if you'd like.09:28
Simooonahh thanks09:29
Simooon:-)09:30
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michaellimmi_is it possible to install unity on xfce10:45
Unit193You can't install Unity on Xfce, they are both DEs.  Why/how would you want to?10:46
Unit193(You can install it on Xubuntu, but wouldn't it be easier to use Ubuntu?)10:47
michaellimmi_thx10:49
michaellimmi_i'm just wondering10:49
nikolamI wonder why so many bugs everywhere. Updating fresh installed LTS-> Bug at the end of pf update11:28
nikolamstarting firewall -> error reports11:28
nikolamgufw-> ufw crashing11:29
nikolamreminds me to Monty python's SPAM song, but with Bugs! unstead.11:30
TheSheeplovely bugs, beautiful bugs!11:32
nikolam:)11:32
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mtrghi14:17
mtrgwhenever my wifi connects, only "nameserver 127.0.0.1" is added to /etc/resolv.conf14:17
mtrghow to change this behaviour?14:18
mtrgi hate this complexity. i want /etc/resolv.conf to be from DHCP only14:18
mtrghow?14:18
aicasn-Vdnsmasq14:26
aicasn-Vit's a caching dns server that runs on ubuntu and variants14:26
aicasn-Vif you don't want it, you can probably get rid of it with  apt-get purge14:27
aicasn-Vgoogle first to be safe14:27
aicasn-Votoh, i find it very nice. it speeds up lookups which reduces a lot of that initial wait time before pages load14:27
aicasn-Vsame for other apps, not just browsers14:27
xubuntu111hello i am new to xubuntu i am in the process of reinstalling it, am using a 32 inch lcd tv for monitor the last time i installed it the desktop's  doesnt seem to scale to the screen size  the dock and the menu bar always end up partly or whole outside the screen is there anyway i can make it fit the screen size any help would be greatly appreciated15:50
holsteinxubuntu111: i would try the display settings tool that is included.. i would try arandr which is another tool... i would consider a custom xorg.conf15:53
xubuntu111is arandr an already installed tool or do i have to install it? and if it is a custom xorg.conf what should i be looking to change?15:54
holsteinxubuntu111: there is a tool included.. then you can try arandr.. install it if you dont have it... sometimes i get a knoppix live CD and get the desktop as i want it, and grab the xorg.conf from the live environment, and edit as needed15:55
xubuntu111i already tried the display setting but no matter what resolution the problem doesnt seem to solve itself the lcd doesnt have an option to reduce or increase size vertically or horizontally so not much help there15:56
xubuntu111aah i see15:56
xubuntu111much appreciated i'll try that out15:57
holsteinxubuntu111: graphics driver as well can matter15:57
holsteinxubuntu111: are you saying, it used to look correct? and now it doesnt?15:57
xubuntu111i am using the nvidia nouveau driver15:57
holsteinits important to realize what is an issue with the machine and what is an issue with the TV15:57
xubuntu111my card is a geforce 21015:58
holsteinxubuntu111: you might want to try the proprietary one15:58
holsteinwith my nvidia on tv, the nvidia configuration tool created an xorg.conf for me that i use15:58
xubuntu111will try that too see if that does the trick15:59
petresWhere (as in which file) is the wallpaper setting stored?15:59
xubuntu111thanks a lot now i have a few idea's to try out :)  couldnt find anything regarding this googling16:00
holsteinpetres: check in /usr/share/xfce416:02
holsteinpetres: you can always just search by filename16:02
petresholstein, I see the wallpaper files in that /usr/share/xfce4/backdrops, but I don't see any settings file that shows that xubuntu-precise-right.png is the default wallpaper.16:04
holsteinsettings file?16:04
holsteinyou can set them in the GUI16:05
petresWhat file tells xfce to use which file for the wallpaper?16:05
petresI don't want to use the gui to set it; I'm building a customized ISO.16:05
petresI'm in a chroot of the live CD and I want to change the wallpaper, among other things.16:06
holsteinhttp://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=285916:06
holsteinhttp://www.remastersys.com/ubuntu.html16:06
holsteinhttp://www.remastersys.com/forums/index.php?topic=406.0;wap216:06
holsteinhttp://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=1274516:06
holsteinshould be similar to that for XFCE16:07
petresI'm using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization, but it's written for gnome.16:08
petresSomewhere there is a config file that xfce reads to determine the default user's wallpaper, but I can't seem to find it despite the power of google.16:09
petresHmm; beginning of my last statement got loppe off.16:10
petresI meant to say that there is a config file that xfce reads to determine the wallpaper for the default user, but I am having trouble locating that file despite the power of google16:11
holsteinhttp://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=431716:12
petresholstein, ah, that seems like a step in the right direction.  tx.16:16
xfceany1 else have problem with installing ati/amd drivers in kernel 3.5 or its just me ?16:36
xubuntu596Hi!17:37
xubuntu596I have problems installing a Canon LBP 1210 under Xubuntu 12.10...17:38
bazhangwhat does linuxprinting.org say about that printer xubuntu59617:39
baizonxubuntu596: what does dmesg is saying?17:39
baizonwell sorry that sentence was bad17:40
xubuntu596No error msg, I've tried installing with CAPT drivers. Everything looks ok but nothing prints...17:40
xubuntu596bazhang coulnt find it on linuxprinting.org17:44
xubuntu596In the installation guide I followed, they say sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-cups-usblp.conf . On my installation, this file doesn't exist17:45
xubuntu596usblp seems to be running17:45
xubuntu596DO you know if 12.10 is blacklisting usblp. Cant find /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-cups-usblp.conf...18:06
javieritohola a todos18:39
javieritoalguien se maneja en español?18:39
xubuntu552hi18:39
xubuntu552is xubuntu better than windows7?18:39
javieritoyes18:39
xubuntu552can you install adobe products on xubuntu?18:39
javieritophotoshop?18:40
xubuntu552yes and flash18:41
xubuntu552adobe flash18:41
javieritoneed wine18:41
javieritohttp://www.winehq.org/18:41
xubuntu552thanks!18:42
javieritobut have alternatives photoshop => gimp18:42
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bittinInstalling Xubuntu on my new notebook =)19:12
javieritohello all, if i like customize the inventory for the guest people, who is the option to make that?19:13
javieritothe inventory not, the desktop19:13
javieritoand panel19:13
bittinSomone can help me to get wlan to work in Ubuntu on: http://www.dustinhome.se/product/5010663695/hp-655-amd-1-7-4gb-500-15-6-w8/ ?19:41
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well_laid_lawnbittin:  there's a wiki page for helping with wifi20:14
well_laid_lawn!wifi20:14
ubottuWireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs20:14
well_laid_lawnthat ^ might help if no one else can20:14
bittinhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Ralink%20Corp%20329020:15
cinvokehi i managed to screw up my ubuntu12.10 terminal settings.  it used to be really nice looking and now it looks like crap.  the font is tiny and very basic .  i can no long copy and paste in and out of it.  cant find the settings the fix it either.  please help20:27
well_laid_lawncinvoke:  ubuntu and xubuntu use different terminal applications20:28
well_laid_lawncinvoke:  which are you using20:29
well_laid_lawn?20:29
cinvokexubuntu terminal emulator20:30
cinvokeopening software center to make sure20:30
cinvokewell_laid_lawn: looks like i have installed root terminal, gnome-terminal(mistake probably), xfce4-terminal, terminal emulator20:32
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well_laid_lawncinvoke:  you said you had ubuntu 12.10 which is why I asked. with all terminals shut you can go to a tty and rename/remove the directory with the settings for xfce4-terminal from ~/.config/xfce420:33
well_laid_lawn!tty20:33
ubottuTo get to the TTY terminals 1-6, use the keystroke ctrl + alt + F1-F6 respectively (Alt+F7 will get you back to your graphical login).  To change the resolution for your TTY, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution20:33
well_laid_lawn!tab20:33
ubottuYou can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line.20:33
sSsfont size would be edit menu -> prefrences20:33
well_laid_lawnthat should have the default settings returned for the terminal20:34
David-Ayou can start the normal xfce4 terminal from the accessories submenu. if no menu bar, right-click and show menubar20:34
well_laid_lawnhe's buggered up copy/paste too20:34
well_laid_lawnsomehow...20:35
cinvokelong story :)20:35
well_laid_lawnheh20:36
cinvokewell_laid_lawn: so im in ~/.config/xfce4.  i see desktop, panel,xfwm4 and xfconf20:37
well_laid_lawnI'm not on a xfce desktop atm so waas going from memory - give me a sec or two20:39
cinvokewell_laid_lawn, im not sure which one to rename20:39
well_laid_lawncinvoke:  try ~/.config/terminal20:40
well_laid_lawncinvoke:  try ~/.config/Terminal20:40
well_laid_lawncapital T for Terminal20:40
cinvokewell_laid_lawn, DNE20:41
well_laid_lawnfire up a Terminal and check it20:41
cinvokewell_laid_lawn, no im saying it noed not exist20:42
cinvokethat path20:42
cinvokethe ~/.config folder has no Terminal folder20:42
well_laid_lawnshould be ~/.config/Terminal/terminalrc from what I can find - can someone else check it20:42
laitecinvoke: are you absolutely sure that you are running Xfce4-terminal (you can confirm this by start menu -> accessories -> run program ... -> xfce4-terminal ) and not something else20:43
laitewell_laid_lawn: that is correct path20:44
laiteit only gets created once some settings are changed, though, it's not there by default20:44
cinvokewell_laid_lawn, checking20:44
well_laid_lawnok from here - http://docs.xfce.org/apps/terminal/advanced - it says ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc20:44
well_laid_lawnin the hidden options section20:45
David-Acinvoke: ~/.config/Terminal/terminalrc is settings for xfce4-terminal20:45
David-Acinvoke: (in xfce 4.6 that is, I'm a bit behind)20:45
cinvokewell_laid_lawn, ok, that loaded the correct one... so i wonder why i have no terminal folder in config20:45
cinvokethat one works perfectly too20:46
cinvokeso is terminal emulator just pointing to the wrong one, or do i have to add some files to get it back to the default terminal again?20:46
well_laid_lawnI dunno - just remove/rename the directory that has the terminalrc in it and start a terminal to check20:47
David-Acinvoke: my experience is the last installed terminal is the terminal-icon in the prominent place in the program menu, and the xfce4-terminal is in the accessories submenu.20:48
David-Acinvoke: i have not tested, but try re-install or re-configure xfce4-terminal20:49
laiteI'm not sure what's the issue, but: Try looking in Settings Manager -> Preferred Applications -> Utilities (page), there is your 'default' terminal emulator20:49
David-Acinvoke: or better, just go to "settings>preferred applications" and select the terminal you want20:49
laiteindeed :)20:49
cinvokelaite, ty! that worked20:52
cinvokeDavid-A, laite, well_laid_lawn :  thanks guys, looks like most things are back to normal now :)20:52
laitegood to hear :)20:52
xubuntu537ALGUIEN HABLA ESPAÑOL20:55
xGrindxubuntu537, portuguese20:58
David-Ahola xubuntu537, existe #xubuntu-es y #Ubuntu-es para ti, but you are welcome here too21:00
itsmedarianhi verybody, I'd like to become an active participant in the Xubuntu community. Does anybody know whom I should get in touch with?21:02
David-Ayou want to translate applications, debug code or write documentation, check out launchpad http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/launchpad21:05
itsmedarianI'd like to help either write documentation or even spread the word through marketing. Is the launchpad the place for that?21:05
genii-around!contribute21:06
ubottuTo contribute and help out with Xubuntu see: http://xubuntu.org/devel and http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate21:06
David-Aif you want to help people with support issues, hang around on this channel or on the global or national ubuntuforums21:06
itsmedarianThanks for the info21:06
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cinvokehi im trying to create a uwsgi daemon.  can anyone here help with that?23:22
cinvokeid also like to point nginx at sites-enabled.  wondering if thats done automatically23:24

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