[05:48] How can you disable screensaver or blanking of screen? I think kaffeine activates some automatic blanking that does not stop even if you quit kaffeine. === schmidtm_ is now known as schmidtm === xorox90__ is now known as xorox90 [13:31] domo arigato meeeester ubottu [14:51] lubuntu keeps crashing randomly [14:51] what can i do about it? [16:11] Hi guys, do you know any place where I can get some cool panel images for the lxde panel? I only found one entry in gnome-look and they were quite ugly. [16:34] Problem: gpicview (image viewer) scrambles jpeg images. Fix? [16:35] Problem2: pcmanfm won't show jpeg thumbnails. Fix? [16:36] *.jpg [16:43] Ok i fixed the thumbnail issue by increasing the KB size limit for thumbnails. [16:48] gpicview is still scrambling the image. [16:49] screenshot >> http://imagebin.org/254138 [17:44] hi [17:44] what program allows me to edit the menu in 12.04 [17:44] zleap: leafpad works [17:44] ok [17:44] so where are the files then [17:44] loclal i guess [17:45] local (as in user directory) [17:45] Try this link, it might help >>> http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Main_Menu [18:43] Inkscape (vector graphics editor) won't print from within inkscape. I have to print to file (as .pdf) and then print the document via the pdf viewer. [18:45] On the bright side, the pdf documents print quite fast. [19:35] why does lubuntu 12.10 need over 200mb to install a menu editor , granted alacarte doesn;t work anyway according to one website [19:35] but to request 200+ mb of extra packages [19:37] hi [19:53] zleap: I believe this has been answered on the mailing list, but for the record. Head over to https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/+archive/non-official-apps and use menulibre [19:54] Things do get developed outside and along side our 'committed' stuff that may well appear in a future release. [19:56] i just installed it [19:57] thanks [19:59] zleap: the things are there are the 'thoughts' of our devs. Getting xombrero to build is a great help for the low-resource computers, we will discuss what goes forward for 13.10 after 13.04 is released. but, you cannot keep the devs from thinking and working on things :D [19:59] ok np [20:01] also the dev version of Chromum is now available for raring, from yet another 'non-official' ppa. I use that rolling release all the time, it only broke for 24 hours in the time I've used it in precise... But, it is a -dev release :) [20:02] https://launchpad.net/~a-v-shkop/+archive/chromium-dev] [20:03] depends on how 'bleeding edge' you like to be :D (Or, also as it is a browser; how fast you want security issues dealt with). [20:04] https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/+archive/non-official-apps?field.series_filter=raring [20:04] i followed the instructions there [20:04] so added the ppa and added the sources to /etc/apt/sources.list [20:05] then did update [20:07] zleap: if you are testing 13.04, that is correct. (it is the same version for all, so it is a minor point if you are running precise / quantal etc.) [20:07] well it runs [20:07] lxpanelctl restart < do i need to run that to re-read the files so the new menu - what i have turned off displays [20:08] i am removing the games that come with ubuntu from the menu [20:08] or some of them anyway [20:08] lubntu sorry [20:12] I've not played with menulibre hopefully someone else here, or on the mailing list can help you out. [20:12] it works [20:12] just need to play around with it [20:19] zleap: hopefully some one will post up some links to the lubuntu wiki team so we can get instructions / screen shots etc. sorted out :) [20:21] http://zleap.net/lubuntu-menu-editing/ [20:21] i will try to get some up for lxmed [20:24] zleap: thanks, we are planning a review of the lubuntu wiki docs area, so please feel more than welcome to join that team at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/DocumentationTeam JasonO is the Team Leader for that group. [20:24] ok [20:30] http://zleap.net/lubuntu-menu-editing/ [20:33] ok joined [20:34] I will try and write some instructions for the lxmed program too [20:36] zleap: I've approved you :) [20:37] JasonO: will get an email informing him and will be able to scroll back and see our conversation on here. [20:42] ok thanks [20:56] ok quick lxmed how toi http://zleap.net/lubuntu-menu-editing-lxmed/ [23:24] I have been trying to use xrandr to setup two 22" LCD monitors; the left monitor in landscape orientation and the monitor right in portrait orientation. I have got the image on the portrait monitor to rotate correctly, however this causes the task bar to drop off the landsacpe monitor. [23:26] I would like the task bar to appear only in the landscape monitor; is the possible to configure on lubuntu with xrandr? [23:28] hi matt1003 This tool doesn't aim to be a full xrandr frontend. It is meant for beginners rather than geeks. If you need the full power of X RandR extension, use xrandr (console) or arandr (GUI) and read some tutorials. [23:28] it is a 'low-fat' version [23:29] xrandr will be fully customisable for you. [23:29] it worked fine for me to hook up an external monitor for my laptop. [23:33] I have been using xrandr (console), however i don't think it has the ability to control where the task bar is placed with the desktop. [23:34] matt1003: you may want to have a look at http://lubuntu.net/blog/lubuntu-screencast-multi-monitor-tips-tricks#comments leszek does make good screen casts, and there are comments that discuss your issue (from what I can read) [23:35] I've not tried arandr, I must give it a go some time :) [23:37] Cheers, I will take another look at that link.