brainwashed | personally I try to avoid all the mac os "enhancements" flooding the linux enviroment | 00:03 |
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brainwashed | just take a look at Unity | 00:03 |
knome | !offtopic | 00:03 |
ubottu | #xubuntu is the Xubuntu support channel, #xubuntu-devel for discussion regarding development of Xubuntu, and #xubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 00:03 |
nagev | I moved to Xubuntu a few days ago after having used Ubuntu since version 8.04. It's so much faster, it's like I have a new laptop! I love it. | 00:05 |
girl | == | 00:13 |
girl | == just learning | 00:14 |
girl | == k just figured out how to chat | 00:14 |
girl | == I just installed VMware 3.1 (nothing newer installs on 32bit) | 00:15 |
girl | == now I want to install a lite os I picked xubuntu PrecisePangolin | 00:15 |
girl | ==anyone else running this? | 00:16 |
girl | == no one? | 00:17 |
nagev | i use virtualbox | 00:17 |
girl | == thats my next try but i have been using VM in the past | 00:18 |
nagev | right | 00:18 |
girl | == so this chat thing...is it for asking questions? | 00:19 |
nagev | yes | 00:19 |
girl | == K well then i will just wait for some one who has installed what i am installing.......... | 00:20 |
girl | ==are other peolple chatting right now? why dont i see a bunch of conversations going on? | 00:21 |
brainwashed | girl: did you encounter any problem so far? if now, go ahead and continue installing it | 00:21 |
nagev | just happens to be quiet on here at the moment. it does get busier. | 00:21 |
th0r | Everyone is waiting for you to ask a question | 00:22 |
girl | == i did a bunch of attempts trying to install ubuntu 12 only to find out that it doesnt install on VMware3.1 | 00:22 |
girl | ==i thought i would just chat while it was installing this new try with Xubuntu | 00:23 |
brainwashed | you will have to provide more details, "it doesnt install" just is not enough to be able to assist you | 00:24 |
brainwashed | like error messages | 00:24 |
girl | on the documentation it didnt say how big a disk size i needed. te default is 20GB I think i should make it bigger, like 40GB? I can only have that much left | 00:25 |
nagev | girl: you could also try the #vmware channel | 00:25 |
girl | == oh? do i do that on this site? | 00:26 |
brainwashed | joining another channel? | 00:27 |
girl | == right how do i do that? | 00:28 |
brainwashed | try /join #vmware | 00:28 |
nagev | girl: i don't know what site you are on. You would need an irc client installed, connect to freenode server, then join #vmware | 00:28 |
girl | == It worked!!! | 00:28 |
girl | thank you! | 00:29 |
brainwashed | woah, 418 people there | 00:29 |
nagev | anyone know which dropbox to install in xubuntu? the deb from the dropbox website or the nautilus-dropbox package in the multiverse repository? | 01:05 |
holstein | nagev: are you using nautilus? | 01:06 |
nagev | no. i don't want to use nautilus and i don't think the nautilus-dropbox multiverse package requires it. | 01:06 |
holstein | i have only used the one from the stie, but AFAIK, nautilus-dropbox is a plugin for nautilus | 01:07 |
Unit193 | nautilus-dropbox is the right one. | 01:07 |
holstein | Unit193: its just the plugin though, correct? | 01:10 |
Unit193 | holstein: No, it contains the plugin, but downloads and installs dropbox. | 01:10 |
holstein | nice | 01:10 |
nagev | yeh that's what it did, i just installed it. thanks | 01:11 |
holstein | i didnt think we could include it, but i guess its just going to get the one from the site anyways | 01:11 |
Unit193 | -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 39K Jan 30 14:07 /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-3.0/libnautilus-dropbox.so isn't big enough to bug me, and I personally have thunar-dropbox-plugin installed too. | 01:11 |
Unit193 | holstein: It's kind of like flashplugin-installer | 01:11 |
holstein | right.. that makes sense | 01:11 |
Unit193 | (Quite different from adobe-flashplugin, though. ;) ) | 01:12 |
holstein | :) | 01:12 |
nagev | Unit193: which thunar plugin do you use? this? : http://packages.crunchbang.org/waldorf/pool/main/thunar-dropbox-plugin_0.2.0-1_amd64.deb | 01:14 |
holstein | i have used that one in the past | 01:15 |
Unit193 | Well, losely, yes. I rebuilt against raring. | 01:15 |
haljhon | hi | 01:29 |
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haljhon | I'm trying Lubuntu right now... it seems interesting. | 01:42 |
haljhon | however, I've found that I really much prefer Xubuntu at my office... | 01:42 |
haljhon | It's taken a while but I finally have a group of nerds that work with me and we all get to run our variants on "the perfect Linux work environment" | 01:43 |
Unit193 | Heh. | 01:43 |
haljhon | I have an old contact from work that works for Canonical now | 01:50 |
haljhon | I would suspect that he lurks around here | 01:50 |
haljhon | looks like it's nuclearbob | 01:51 |
girl | == <brainwashed> hey, can u tell me how to change/add another channel? i will write it down this time, i lost it cause the internet failed earlier | 02:02 |
nagev | girl: /join #channelname | 02:02 |
girl | thanks! | 02:03 |
staybased | i'm using a macbook pro and have some issues. | 03:13 |
staybased | anyone here? | 03:14 |
staybased | uh | 03:15 |
staybased | aperson | 03:15 |
nagev | hi | 03:15 |
staybased | can you help nagev? | 03:16 |
nagev | maybe. what are the issues? | 03:16 |
staybased | i'm on a macbook pro | 03:16 |
staybased | and | 03:16 |
staybased | my keyboard may be messed up | 03:16 |
staybased | im on osx right now | 03:16 |
staybased | when I highlight something then type more the highlighted text will bring me mid-sentence and paste | 03:17 |
staybased | for no reason. | 03:17 |
staybased | also terminal was opening for no reason while i was typing. | 03:17 |
nagev | thats odd. if you highlight something and then type it would usually replace whatever was highlighted. | 03:18 |
nagev | try checking the keyboard layout preferences | 03:18 |
staybased | ok | 03:18 |
staybased | so | 03:18 |
staybased | I have xchat installed | 03:19 |
staybased | but where does it go when it's installed? | 03:19 |
nagev | in the internet section of the applications menu | 03:19 |
staybased | how would I know that beforehand? | 03:19 |
nagev | you wouldn't necessarily know that, but it's somewhat logical! | 03:20 |
staybased | okay... | 03:21 |
staybased | so I just need to search every time I install an application? | 03:21 |
nagev | you get used to it. applications get categorised into submenus of the main applications menu. other linux distros i have used do the same. | 03:22 |
nagev | you shouldnt need to search, just browse the menu. you know xchat is not a game so it wouldn't be under Games, or Education or Development, so it is fairly logical. | 03:24 |
nagev | I haven't used a macbook pro but I just checked the keyboard layout settings here in xubuntu and there is a setting for Macbook Pro so try setting it to that if not already selected. | 03:26 |
staybased | There is a specific macbook pro setting nagev? | 03:39 |
nagev | yes | 03:39 |
staybased | also the keyboard layout is a setting under the rat menu? | 03:39 |
staybased | you're immensely helpful thanks so much. | 03:40 |
nagev | Applications Menu -> Settings Manager -> Keyboard -> Layout | 03:40 |
staybased | ok | 03:40 |
nagev | no problem | 03:40 |
pleia2 | it's a mouse :) | 03:40 |
staybased | applications manager is under the rat? | 03:40 |
staybased | sorry, mouse. | 03:40 |
pleia2 | yes | 03:41 |
nagev | what is the rat?! | 03:41 |
staybased | at the top left corner | 03:41 |
staybased | the main menu | 03:41 |
nagev | yes | 03:42 |
staybased | ok booting to xubuntu | 03:42 |
staybased | bye | 03:42 |
nagev | bye, good luck! | 03:42 |
horseface | hey | 03:50 |
horseface | im back on xubuntu | 03:50 |
nagev | hi | 03:50 |
horseface | what under settings manager do i choose? | 03:51 |
nagev | Keyboard | 03:51 |
nagev | then Layout | 03:51 |
horseface | There's one that says just "Keyboard?" | 03:51 |
nagev | yes | 03:51 |
horseface | (Intl) means intel processor? | 03:52 |
nagev | International , probably | 03:53 |
horseface | oh, | 03:53 |
horseface | so I'm just Macbook Pro, not Macbook Pro (Intl)? | 03:53 |
horseface | im in USA | 03:53 |
nagev | I don't know. I would try just Macbook Pro first, then the Intl if it doesn't fix your issue. | 03:54 |
horseface | it's not fixing. | 03:54 |
horseface | do youve any other ideas? | 03:55 |
nagev | no, i'm afraid not :( | 03:56 |
holstein | bad hardware is my idea | 03:56 |
horseface | maybe I should stick with OSX until I get a thinkpad... | 03:56 |
horseface | well shieetttt | 03:56 |
horseface | wanted to use linux | 03:57 |
horseface | but NO | 03:57 |
horseface | goodnight | 03:57 |
holstein | !macbook | 03:57 |
ubottu | For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages | 03:57 |
nagev | well if the keyboard works ok in osx it's likely not a hardware problem. | 03:57 |
holstein | yeah.. *if* it does.. does it horseface ? | 03:57 |
horseface | It does work in OSX | 03:57 |
horseface | this is horrect itw it types if i dont co | 03:58 |
holstein | horseface: which macbook do you have from the wiki i pasted? | 03:58 |
horseface | 8,2 | 03:58 |
horseface | 8,2 is whatyou meAN RIGHT? | 03:59 |
horseface | got to go to bed, also this keyboard is insanely out of line. | 03:59 |
holstein | if thats what the wiki says.. are you on 13.04? if so, try 12.04.. try them live.. have you applied al upgrades? | 03:59 |
holstein | horseface: come back when you have more time to spend with one of the volunteers here.. cheers! | 04:00 |
horseface | how do I check for updates? | 04:00 |
horseface | night, thanks for helping me. | 04:00 |
holstein | horseface: you can use the update manager.. or use the terminal.. you can run all upgrades and reboot.. maybe into a newer kernel with a fix for your hardware | 04:00 |
holstein | otherwise, i woud try 12.04 if you are using 13.04.. or 13.04 if you are using 12.04... try them live | 04:01 |
horseface | I'm using xfce 4.10 | 04:01 |
horseface | don't know what xubuntu type | 04:02 |
horseface | probably the latest | 04:02 |
horseface | well | 04:02 |
horseface | goodnight again | 04:02 |
horseface | 13.04 | 04:02 |
aibarra | hi everyone! | 06:11 |
_JuJuBee | I cannot locate the app that manages my power settings. My screen does not shut off anymore. | 09:30 |
_JuJuBee | Hmmm brightness and lock? But it is set to 30 minutes yet my screen never shuts off. | 09:32 |
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xubuntu611 | fuck | 15:24 |
* genii tests | 15:29 | |
dunpeal | Why do hidden/minimized windows show up in my task switcher? | 18:16 |
Sysi | alttab? because you haven't set to not include them | 18:17 |
Sysi | see window manager tweaks | 18:18 |
dunpeal | Sysi: thanks, that was it :) | 18:20 |
dunpeal | Sysi: I'm deploying multiple systems with this setting; is there a way to set it by script? | 18:21 |
dunpeal | e.g. by modifying some file on-disk? | 18:21 |
bladesandwich | Hey guys, is there anyone who can help me with some booting problems? I'm a newb with Linux | 18:22 |
Sysi | dunpeal: xfconf-query is possible to script, it'll take a little while for me to check it | 18:22 |
dunpeal | Sysi: thanks, looks like it's xfwm4/general/cycle_hidden | 18:24 |
Sysi | yeah, xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/cycle_hidden -s false | 18:27 |
dunpeal | yup, my conclusion exactly. | 18:30 |
dunpeal | I arrived at the exact same line | 18:31 |
Sysi | I love help cases that solve themselves | 18:31 |
dunpeal | Sysi: btw, any idea which file on the disk xfconf-query is persisting to? | 18:31 |
Sysi | some xml in ~/.config | 18:32 |
Sysi | they can't be changed manually while logged in (possible to add to /etc/skel though) | 18:32 |
dunpeal | Cool, thanks. Another thing I was wondering about: is there a way to focus on a Panel "item" using the keyboard? | 18:55 |
dunpeal | E.g. I'd like to focus on (and expand) the "Window Menu" widget, which is the first widget on my "Panel 0" | 18:55 |
Sysi | you can bind hotkey to that special widget but there's not general way to it | 18:56 |
Sysi | command xfce4-popup-windowmenu should open it | 18:57 |
dunpeal | Sysi: very cool, thanks so much! | 19:02 |
noooooo | helo | 19:17 |
noooooo | I want to do the mentioned updates | 19:17 |
noooooo | security updates and so on | 19:18 |
noooooo | but it doesnt work | 19:18 |
noooooo | error: | 19:18 |
noooooo | Requires installation of untrusted packages | 19:18 |
noooooo | The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources. | 19:19 |
noooooo | why? | 19:19 |
noooooo | whats wrong here>? | 19:19 |
noooooo | how to solve this? | 19:19 |
holstein | noooooo: did you add untrusted sources? from ppa? | 19:20 |
noooooo | no | 19:20 |
holstein | noooooo: run in a terminal "sudo apt-get update" and share the output via pastebin | 19:20 |
noooooo | http://pastebin.com/7qvfFVi7 | 19:22 |
Unit193 | noooooo: Now can you share the error you'll see with sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ? | 19:24 |
holstein | yup ^^ | 19:24 |
holstein | noooooo: so? whats the error from running "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" in the terminal? | 19:28 |
noooooo | well | 19:29 |
noooooo | Unit193: i dont want to upgrade my distribution | 19:29 |
noooooo | im running 12.04 long term support | 19:29 |
noooooo | im happy with it | 19:29 |
holstein | noooooo: thats *not* what that command does.. feel free and search what that command does | 19:29 |
holstein | otherwise, run it in a terminal, as we suggest, and share the output | 19:30 |
noooooo | ah yes sorry | 19:30 |
holstein | its does *not* upgrade the distro to 12.10 | 19:30 |
noooooo | it seems to work | 19:30 |
noooooo | its downloading right now ... | 19:30 |
Unit193 | >_> | 19:31 |
* Unit193 blames update-manager. | 19:31 | |
holstein | agreed | 19:31 |
noooooo | update manager is buggy?? | 19:31 |
Unit193 | If you run it now does it still error out? | 19:32 |
noooooo | now its installing the new kernel, no error until now | 19:32 |
holstein | noooooo: dont interrupt the upgrade | 19:33 |
noooooo | ... grub ... | 19:34 |
noooooo | ldconfig deferred processing now taking place | 19:34 |
noooooo | now the restar icon is in the tray | 19:35 |
noooooo | seems that everything worked | 19:35 |
noooooo | so ... welll | 19:35 |
noooooo | the update manager is buggy | 19:35 |
noooooo | strange | 19:35 |
holstein | well, you seem to have experienced an issue with it | 19:36 |
holstein | you cant say "its buggy", blanketly from that | 19:36 |
holstein | i mean, you can.. but you are assuming.. its just one blip.. i wouldnt worry til you see it again.. cheers! | 19:36 |
Unit193 | If you see it again, I'd recommend filing a bug report. | 19:36 |
holstein | !bug | 19:36 |
ubottu | If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. | 19:36 |
noooooo | ok | 19:40 |
noooooo | thanks a lot for ur help! | 19:40 |
noooooo | see ya | 19:40 |
noooooo | thx | 19:40 |
dunpeal | Is there a command-line key to add keyboard shortcuts | 21:15 |
dunpeal | ? | 21:15 |
TheSheep | no | 21:16 |
ochosi | yeah, you can do it with xfconf-query | 21:16 |
TheSheep | ah, that | 21:16 |
* TheSheep forgot | 21:16 | |
ochosi | but it's not easier than using the UI | 21:16 |
TheSheep | but don't you need to know the scancodes? | 21:16 |
ochosi | yup | 21:16 |
dunpeal | ochosi: ease is not important. only scriptability is important. | 21:16 |
dunpeal | I like Xubuntu so much I'm switching EVERYTHING to it | 21:16 |
ochosi | good plan | 21:17 |
ochosi | yeah, actually you can also just copy the xml file in that case ;) | 21:17 |
ochosi | no need to script that | 21:17 |
dunpeal | (see how I referenced two different Luc Besson flicks there?) | 21:17 |
dunpeal | ochosi: sure, but that's not portable across versions. | 21:17 |
ochosi | it's in ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts.xml | 21:18 |
ochosi | why not? | 21:18 |
dunpeal | it would clobber whatever is already there. | 21:19 |
ochosi | right, i thought you want to set up 100 machines from scratch | 21:19 |
dunpeal | indeed, but the way I plan to do that is write a script that would run after a vanilla install | 21:21 |
dunpeal | i.e. "patching" a vanilla install, whatever that install might be | 21:21 |
dunpeal | I want to setup a ton of boxes right now, but then in a few months some folks would like to install 13.10 etc. | 21:21 |
dunpeal | anyways, I love XFCE so much, please never change it. | 21:22 |
Noskcaj | dunpeal, it will evolve whether or ot you want it to | 21:22 |
Noskcaj | s/ot/or | 21:22 |
dunpeal | you mean s/ot/not | 21:22 |
dunpeal | and nooooooo! | 21:23 |
dunpeal | eventually it will grow to be a big bloat like Gnome and I'll hate it. | 21:23 |
dunpeal | or it will start telling me how I want to use my computer. | 21:23 |
ochosi | i don't think it'll ever do that | 21:24 |
ochosi | anyway, even if people upgrade, why would you run that kb-shortcuts script again? | 21:24 |
ochosi | i mean kb-shortcuts aren't thrown away, they're in /home anyway | 21:24 |
dunpeal | not upgrade | 21:25 |
ochosi | and it doesn't look like anyone's gonna break the xfconf api anytime soon | 21:25 |
dunpeal | see, John will join the company on November, and I'd have to setup a box for him. if all I have is an XML of the enhanced 13.04 shortcuts, all I can do is clobber the 13.10 one with it | 21:26 |
dunpeal | and hope it didn't add anything important / useful | 21:26 |
dunpeal | with a script that works through xfconf-query, I just add the shortcuts to whatever 13.10 puts there by default. | 21:27 |
ochosi | right, i assumed that you set your own shortcuts and don't care so much about the ones we decide for in xubuntu :) | 21:27 |
ochosi | ok | 21:27 |
ochosi | dunpeal: anyway, i'm not sure whether the shortcuts are checked for duplicates | 21:28 |
ochosi | so you might end up having to check them for conflicts anyway | 21:28 |
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dunpeal | ochosi: yup, that I will, and if necessry I can change the script. | 21:29 |
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dunpeal | I really love Xubuntu, it's just the right level of abstraction. | 21:30 |
brokenxubuntu | Guys, my internet on my xubuntu is messing up, i have a 4bar connection, yet it refuses to load any pages | 21:30 |
ochosi | you can also use git to manage the xml file and just merge the 13.10 one in | 21:30 |
nukke | brokenxubuntu: do you have any other devices on which you could test your wifi connection? | 21:33 |
brokenxubuntu | nope, just my onboard wifi | 21:34 |
nukke | make sure it's xubuntu's problem first | 21:34 |
brokenxubuntu | It worked perfectly fine before | 21:34 |
ochosi | before what? :) | 21:34 |
brokenxubuntu | hmmm.... | 21:34 |
nukke | did you update recently? | 21:34 |
brokenxubuntu | i tried installing aircrack, i removed it, i dl'd vlc, lxde (then removed) | 21:34 |
brokenxubuntu | nope | 21:35 |
brokenxubuntu | nukke: no internet connection, can't update | 21:35 |
nukke | ah. aircrack might've messed something up | 21:35 |
brokenxubuntu | ok | 21:35 |
brokenxubuntu | nukke: see http://imgbin.org/images/14257.png | 21:37 |
nukke | ah, ok, so it IS a problem with xubuntu (assuming all the other computers connect at the library are working) | 21:38 |
nukke | you can IRC perfectly fine, right brokenxubuntu | 21:39 |
brokenxubuntu | they are, i'm on irc on the library desktop | 21:39 |
nukke | what does it say when you click on "connection information"? | 21:39 |
brokenxubuntu | want me to screencap it? | 21:39 |
nukke | not necessarily. just make sure it's all filled up with numbers | 21:40 |
brokenxubuntu | ok | 21:40 |
brokenxubuntu | it is | 21:40 |
nukke | under "driver", what does it say? | 21:41 |
brokenxubuntu | "ath5k" | 21:42 |
brokenxubuntu | nukke: ff just does this: http://imgbin.org/images/14258.png | 21:45 |
brokenxubuntu | my xubuntu just went full retard... | 21:56 |
brokenxubuntu | i don't know how, but yea http://imgbin.org/images/14259.png | 21:57 |
dunpeal | An interesting error I keep seeing, for example when launching xfce4-panel: | 22:14 |
dunpeal | Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf", line 9: reading configurations from ~/.fonts.conf is deprecated. | 22:14 |
Unit193 | Did you install font-manager? Remove ~/.fonts.conf and it'll go away. :P | 22:17 |
dunpeal | Unit193: apparently, I did not. should I? | 22:18 |
Unit193 | No, that's an example application that creates that file. | 22:18 |
dunpeal | it looks like the anti-aliasing settings I set through "Settings Manager" | 22:19 |
dunpeal | i.e. "Setting Manager -> Appearance -> Fonts" | 22:20 |
brokenxubuntu | nukke: any ideas? | 22:20 |
Unit193 | It currently works, but if you want that message to go away move the file to ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf but be warned that Appearance will no longer think that it's set. I'd just ignore it. | 22:20 |
dunpeal | OK, if it works, I'll just put notice for everyone to ignore it. Thanks. | 22:22 |
* Noskcaj is away: school | 22:23 | |
dunpeal | Any idea why the following silently fails?: | 22:25 |
dunpeal | xfconf-query -c xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts -p '/commands/default/<Super>m' -s "xfce4-popup-windowmenu" | 22:25 |
mikefrett | Excuse me, I have a question. With so much confusion about Mir, Might anyone here be so kind as to tell me what Mir means for Xubuntu to put my mind at ease?. | 22:26 |
dunpeal | mikefrett: afaik, not much, which is one of the reasons I'm here | 22:28 |
dunpeal | but I'll let one of the experts answer better. | 22:28 |
dunpeal | mikefrett: Mir is supposed to replace X, not the desktop manager. so in theory, one of two outcomes is possible: | 22:30 |
dunpeal | 1) Ubuntu derivatives (e.g. Xubuntu, Kubuntu) stay on X, i.e. nothing changes | 22:30 |
dunpeal | 2) The derivatives migrate to Mir, in which case nothing *should* change, at least not for the worse, barring bugs and such. | 22:31 |
mikefrett | Thank you, appreciate your answer. | 22:32 |
kitler | how do I restore a user's network config to default | 22:35 |
dunpeal | mikefrett: No problem. Of course, if Mir is amazing, you may expect outcome 2 with end-user benefits such as better performance, stability, etc. But in any case, assuming no catastrophe, you're not supposed to have any degradation at the end-user level experience. | 22:36 |
dunpeal | And hopefully nobody would force a disaster like 3D Unity on us humble Xubuntu users ;) | 22:36 |
dunpeal | P.S. the xfconf-query above didn't work since there was a "custom" binding shadowing it | 22:45 |
Xxepicshot69xX | So I got help yesterday from someone who told me to set my keyboard settings to Macbook Pro, but it did not help. Thanks for the tip though. | 23:02 |
Xxepicshot69xX | My keyboard functions strangely in Xubuntu. | 23:03 |
Xxepicshot69xX | Anyone here? | 23:03 |
Xxepicshot69xX | I was told to come back when I have more time to be helped. | 23:04 |
Xxepicshot69xX | Does anyone know of my problem with the keyboarD? | 23:07 |
dunpeal | Xxepicshot69xX: you definitely need to provide a few more details than that. | 23:08 |
dunpeal | e.g. "stragely" how? | 23:08 |
Xxepicshot69xX | I meant strangely | 23:08 |
Xxepicshot69xX | when I highlight something (not even necessarily copy) | 23:08 |
Xxepicshot69xX | the next time I try to type things | 23:09 |
Xxepicshot69xX | the last things highlighted will paste in a random place of the sentence | 23:09 |
Xxepicshot69xX | happens frequently, no way to use Xubuntu with it currently booted to OSX | 23:09 |
Xxepicshot69xX | dunpeal? | 23:10 |
dunpeal | no idea, sorry. almost sounds like some buttons are accidentally pressed. | 23:12 |
Xxepicshot69xX | *sigh* | 23:12 |
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