[02:16] <luke1> Hi all.
[02:16] <luke1> !info extremetuxracer
[02:17] <luke1> !info stellarium
[02:18] <luke1> !info freedoom
[02:18] <luke1> !info kstars
[02:19] <luke1> using !info is interesting.
[02:22] <genii> !botabuse
[02:32] <luke1> hi.
[03:05] <luke1> !ask
[03:05] <luke1> ubottu is nice.
[03:06] <luke1> i know ubottu is a bot. i just know that it is nice that it is a bot.
[03:06] <luke1> and that is is so smart for a computer
[03:06] <genii> !gender
[03:07] <luke1> !gender
[03:07] <luke1> yes, I can confirm I am a female bot :) :)
[03:08] <luke1> i didn't know that there was a !gender command.
[03:08] <luke1> for ubottu
[03:12] <luke1> I got something from wikipedia and put it here:http://pastebin.com/WEKx19Sc
[03:19] <luke1> did anybody look at it? i'm just curious.
[03:21] <luke1> i just thought it might be interesting. sorry for posting this to a support channel.
[03:37]  * alainus loving lubuntu
[12:12] <joel135> OK this is weird.
[12:13] <joel135> I logged in to a normal lxde session. The files in my desktop folder are not shown on the desktop.
[12:13] <joel135> However, I can right click it and add a new folder that subsequently shows up.
[12:14] <joel135> What do I do? I've tried logging out&back in
[12:16] <joel135> I did it. I moved the files out and back in:)
[14:31] <Archguy> Hey, I installed b43legacy on my Lubuntu (after checking lspci -vnn | grep 14e4) yet the wireless still doesn't seem to be working, as in, no wireless are showing up and I am literally as close as I can possibly be to my wireless
[18:30] <fabrizziop> hey, I installed lubuntu on a laptop with intel 845 chipset, how could I get the color bit depth to 24?
[18:30] <fabrizziop> it's at 16 bit IMO
[18:40] <Unit193> fabrizziop: xdpyinfo | grep root  will tell you what it's at.
[18:41] <Unit193> fabrizziop: What version of Lubuntu, and are you using SNA?
[18:41] <fabrizziop> 13.04 i386
[18:41] <fabrizziop> what's SNA?
[18:42] <fabrizziop> xdpyinfo | grep root tells me that it's 15 planes
[18:44] <Unit193> grep SNA /var/log/Xorg.0.log  it's something that was turned on by default in Raring for my card.  It's intended by default since it in theory makes things work better/faster, I greatly disagree and use http://paste.openstack.org/show/39776/ as my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:46] <fabrizziop> SNA is compiled and initialized
[18:46] <fabrizziop> what are the disadvantages of disabling it?
[18:49] <Unit193> No, it switched from UXA to SNA, which is snappier but UXA is more tested.  What you are doing with the config is forcing 24bit depth.
[18:50] <fabrizziop> ohh ok, I copied that paste and got it in the xorg.conf
[18:50] <Unit193> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/1173649 for more information.
[18:51] <fabrizziop> it works! thanks you a fucking lot
[18:51] <holstein> !language
[18:52] <fabrizziop> sorry
[18:52] <Unit193> fabrizziop: Sure, happy it helps.
[18:53] <fabrizziop> guess that next time I'll search for a default xorg.conf and try it, I'm just too paranoid, I suffer a lot with fglrx and 5xxx GPUs
[18:55] <Unit193> Also see xorg -configure, but that failed for me in Raring since it kept dieing.  You notice mainly with flash?
[18:58] <fabrizziop> Unit193: Xorg -configure didn't work for me, it told me an error about that there was a mismatch between the displays configured and the ones seen
[18:59] <Unit193> That's the one.
[18:59] <mikubuntu> can anybody tell me how i might search for a folder i created and i don't know where the hell it went to?
[19:00] <Unit193> !info catfish
[19:00] <Unit193> Or just use locate
[19:59] <mikubuntu> can anybody tell me how i might search for a folder i created and i don't know where the hell it went to?
[20:00] <mikubuntu> i created a folder called Health Resources for a .pdf i was saving, and now i can't find the folder or the file
[20:01] <holstein> catfish.. in the terminal.. the search function of a filemanager
[20:01] <holstein> !info catfish
[20:03] <holstein> mikubuntu: ^^
[20:03] <holstein> !info locate
[20:05] <mikubuntu> holstein, i don't understand ezackly ---
[20:05] <holstein> mikubuntu: sure.. just elaborate
[20:05] <holstein> mikubuntu: im saying you  literaly launch the application catfish and search with it
[20:06] <holstein> mikubuntu: i didnt notice that Unit193 had linked the same thing when you asked last time
[20:06] <mikubuntu> holstein, oh, so i find catfish in the software center?
[20:06] <holstein> mikubuntu: or, you can use locate
[20:06] <mikubuntu> i din't either, din't ping me
[20:06] <mikubuntu> how to use locate?
[20:07] <holstein> mikubuntu: sudo apt-get install catfish
[20:07] <mikubuntu> holstein, ok
[20:07] <holstein> mikubuntu: i type in the terimal "locate 'search string'"
[20:07] <holstein> where 'search string' gets replaced with the thing i want to locate
[20:08] <mikubuntu> holstein, and search string is 'health resources' ? (my file name?)
[20:08] <holstein> mikubuntu: in a terminal "man locate"
[20:09] <holstein> mikubuntu: if that is your search string, then i would try it, as explained above
[20:09] <holstein> mikubuntu: you literally will not break anything running "locate" from the terminal, so try it
[20:09] <mikubuntu> holstein: unpacking catfish
[20:13] <mikubuntu> holstein, there is an AMAZING number of system files apparently with the word 'resource' associated .... lol -- but i don't see the one i'm looking for -- let me try catfish
[23:07] <alainus> I'm getting pretty annoyed by this: I use guake as a terminal, and whenever I toggle it, apparently the remaining window (whether it's guake, or the window that was in the background), doesn't get focus. And when I try to type, weird things happen. The arrow keys make the window move around in the screen. Tring to type "d" or "p" after toggling guake closes it!, "r" brings up the "execute command" window, "e" shows PCManFM, and so on... I have to re-foc
[23:07] <alainus> us the window by clicking on it before doing anything. Any tips?