[11:03] <cub> So, against common sense I wanted to use xfce 4.10 on my Ubuntu Studio 12.04. Though following the xubuntu instruction from their google+ page. The upgrade went fine into terminal but when running the Synaptic Package Manager to manually upgrade two packages it prompted that ubuntustudio-desktop would be removed. I suppose a lot of good stuff will be removed with it?
[11:13] <DarkEra> yep, possibly. I tried it myself once for fun and it became a little mess.
[11:14] <cub> I figured since the -desktop includes a lot of packages
[11:17] <cub> or maybe not? Just found this on askubuntu: Because ubuntustudio-desktop is a meta package. It's job is to allow you to install all relevant packages at the same time. Removing it does not remove the packages it depends on, because they do not depend on it.
[11:18] <DarkEra> still, upgrading to 4.10 doesn't work that smooth
[11:18] <DarkEra> it's better to install 13.04 instead
[11:18] <DarkEra> but that's my experience and thought
[11:25] <cub> I did that, but it didn't work that well on my laptop so I downgraded. But I have used xfce 4.10 and was fond of some of the improvements there
[22:23] <fortinuex> Hello, I have a problem with Studio =[
[22:24] <fortinuex> Anyone can help me with why after install my desktop is cut in half and showing like the left side is on the right like my normally menu is in the center
[22:36] <fortinuex> does no one here help with problems?
[22:42] <fortinuex> would someone explain to me why i cannot run anything and install as a superuser?????
[22:44] <fortinuex> You guys are no help and probably the buggiest crap distro with supposed irc good day holy shit
[22:49] <studio-user547> has anyone had any video card issues installing 13.04? (card is nvidia)
[23:30] <nixnine> hey guys, how do I kill a program if it's not listed as being one of the running processes?
[23:31] <zequence> nixnine: Sure it's not listed? What program is it?
[23:31] <nixnine> I am trying to restart thunderbird but it says it is running and to close it.
[23:32] <zequence> first, see if you can find the process: ps -eo comm | grep thunderbird
[23:32] <zequence> Or, to see all processes, do: ps -eo comm
[23:32] <zequence> or maybe it's mozilla something?
[23:33] <zequence> If you can find the process, the name of it. Then, you can kill it with: killall <processname>
[23:33] <nixnine> I see the list let me check.
[23:33] <zequence> and if that doesn't work: killall -9 <processname>
[23:34] <nixnine> well, not there
[23:36] <nixnine> tried killall said no process found
[23:38] <nixnine> Well, that's odd