[00:04] <Corollary> Hi all, I installed Lubuntu 12.10 and am having a problem getting xforwarding working with it.  I've checked the sshd_config and it is enabled, I've tried -X and -Y from my client and that didn't help.  When I connect the display variable isn't set, I try setting it (export DISPLAY="localhost:10.0") but still get the error: Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: localhost:10.0
[00:05] <Corollary> I've also tried xhost +, and get the error xhost:  unable to open display "localhost:10.0"
[00:08] <genii-around> Corollary: make a backup of /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc     then edit the existing one to remove the -nolisten tcp "$@"   part
[00:14] <Corollary> Fixed... right before you mentioned that I found a page in german with the same problem, it looks like ssh/X has some problem authenticating when ipv6 is enabled
[00:14] <Corollary> so if you add AddressFamily inet to sshd_config it prevents ssh from listening in ipv6 and having the problem
[00:17] <genii-around> Ah, nice
[01:25] <madel1> oh no - there's still AbiWord in there?... :-O
[01:29] <madel1> It's a shame that this really nice project is so dead - but we really deserve something that actually works...
[02:25] <phillw> madel1: define dead :)
[02:30] <madel1> I'm just having a talk with abiword folks
[02:31] <madel1> they say they have slow but steady development
[02:31] <madel1> and version 2.9.2 is just a very bad choice
[02:32] <madel1> and I should blame Lubuntu rather than blaming them.
[02:36] <madel1> I'm just about to upgrade to raring - but there's still 2.9.2 in there.
[02:36] <madel1> Has the package maintainer died?
[02:38] <vn151502510> madel1: in my computer, abiword is NOT faster than libre writer. Why do you love abiword so much?
[02:38] <madel1> less memory requirements
[02:39] <madel1> and it is the thing that lubuntu ships by default.
[02:39] <madel1> ask them.
[02:40] <vn151502510> right, I got it
[02:40] <madel1> In saucy it's also gonna be 2.9.2, it seems
[02:41] <madel1> They say it's a bad development version that Ubuntu is stuck with - for years now, despite 2.9.4 being much better.
[02:41] <vn151502510> I used to use 12.04, abiword is very fast, but crash with doc files. 13.04 is better, but slower
[02:43] <madel1> there's not even a PPA on Launchpad with a newer version...
[02:45] <madel1> we seem to have the debian version...
[02:46] <madel1> so - maybe here's also the wrong place for complaints...
[05:46] <rossball> hi Noskcaj  :)
[05:46] <Noskcaj> hello rossball
[05:47] <rossball> hey, no chatting up my married sister!]
[05:47] <Noskcaj> what?
[05:48] <phillw> hi :)
[07:21] <deckard> hi. Will lubuntu be faster than xfce?
[07:22] <vn151502510> yes, give it a try, feel by yourself
[07:30] <deckard> will it let my game run better because it uses less resources ?
[07:32] <vn151502510> its just same with ubuntu, with diff apps
[07:33] <deckard> ty
[10:04] <notfowl> hi can someone explain how wubi is used to install anything. all it does is tell me to reboot with the cd in the tray: http://i.imgur.com/sQwuG4q.png
[12:44] <hydruid> I <3 Lubuntu, it was the only Ubuntu flavor to automatically make my bcm4313 work out of the box and after updating!
[19:22] <thegladiator> How do I edit the grub
[19:23] <holstein> !grub | thegladiator
[19:23] <thegladiator> I just need to add a grub for puppy
[19:23] <holstein> thegladiator: sudo update-grub should go and find the other OS's
[19:24] <thegladiator> It will be just in my root
[19:24] <thegladiator> Its Puppy Linux
[19:24] <thegladiator> will it be ok ?
[19:24] <holstein> the link above explains how to edit them manually if the command i gave doesnt automatically pick up puppy linux as i said it might
[19:24] <thegladiator> let me
[19:32] <thegladiator> holstein, what was that command ?
[19:32] <thegladiator> to update grub ?
[19:34] <holstein> thegladiator: the commands should be listed here
[19:34] <holstein> !grub | thegladiator
[19:35] <thegladiator> Thanks
[19:35] <holstein> the one i suggested trying was "sudo update-grub" ...that usually scans and adds what is available.. depending on how puppy is installed
[19:37] <thegladiator> puppy is actually sfs , I mean on the fly
[21:19] <Rarrikins> Is there a package like lubuntu-desktop that doesn't include unnecessary things like the games?
[21:28] <Unit193> lubuntu-core
[21:29] <Unit193> Note, it doesn't depend on lightdm either.
[21:35] <Rarrikins> Ahh, thanks :)