[11:19] <uzername|2> hello! Can I ask here a question?
[11:22] <uzername|2> I have just installed Lubuntu. After configuration I have installed some IRC client.
[11:23] <uzername|2> On windows its distro was only about 10 Mb.
[18:11] <JTa_> hey, does lubuntu work as a livecd for non installation purposes?
[18:11] <JTa_> I just want to boot in to linux occasionally on my g4, I don't want to install it
[18:12] <Unit193> Should, I know less about how well with PPC though.
[19:25] <Tomatix> Hi, I really cannot figure how to completely remove the system policy password prompts... I am fixing this old laptop for my friend, and to keep it simple I want it gone.
[19:25] <Tomatix> also let the security concerns be a problem of mine :)
[19:25] <Tomatix> I also tried searching forums and whatnot but those guides really don
[19:25] <Tomatix> don't work
[21:19] <ArthurBorsboom> Hi guys. This morning I updated Lubuntu 13.10 and the upgrade of the flash package broke the functionality in Chromium. I am aware that Chromium will be replaced by Firefox, but many users who will upgrade will run in this issue. Is this issue known to you?
[21:20] <Unit193> So, the update of flash broke flash in chromium?
[21:20] <ArthurBorsboom> Yes.
[21:20] <Unit193> Which flash package and everything in default repos?
[21:20] <ArthurBorsboom> Hmmm, I have to look that up. Do you want to know which flash package I am running now?
[21:21] <Unit193> Yes.
[21:21] <ArthurBorsboom> One moment
[21:22] <ArthurBorsboom> Is the package (which updated this morning) called flashplugin-installer?
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> Maybe, I just realize, the Chromium plugin has been removed completely by the update...
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> These are all the plugin packages which are still installed on my system.
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> flashplugin-installer - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> flashplugin-downloader - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package)
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound - Adobe Flash Player platform support library for Esound and OSS
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> browser-plugin-gnash - GNU Shockwave Flash (SWF) player - Plugin for Mozilla and derivatives
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> browser-plugin-lightspark - High-performance SWF player - Mozilla Plugin (experimental)
[21:23] <ArthurBorsboom> jplayer - jQuery plugin that plays and controls audio files in a webpage
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> kipi-plugins - image manipulation/handling plugins for KIPI aware programs
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> konqueror-nsplugins - Netscape plugin support for Konqueror
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> konqueror-plugin-gnash - GNU Shockwave Flash (SWF) player - Plugin for Konqueror
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> kopete-plugin-thinklight - thinkpad flashing for kopete
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> libdancer-plugin-flashmessage-perl - Dancer plugin to display temporary, so called "flash messages"
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> libjs-jquery-uploadify - plugin for easy multiple file upload
[21:24] <ArthurBorsboom> xmms2-plugin-flv - XMMS2 - Flash Video plug-in
[21:25] <wxl> not sure if this is helpful but chrome://plugins should give you the version of flash, ArthurBorsboom
[21:25] <wxl> also if you're going to do more than a couple lines, you might want to pastebin it
[21:25] <wxl> !flood
[21:25] <wxl> ArthurBorsboom: ^ that
[21:26] <ArthurBorsboom> hahaha... ok ;-)
[21:26] <Unit193> You should just list what you have installed, not what's in the repo: dpkg -l *flash*
[21:27] <ArthurBorsboom> At least there is no flash plugin in chrome anymore (by about:plugins)
[21:28] <wxl> chrome://plugins == about:plugins btw so if it's not there it's not there
[21:28] <ArthurBorsboom> Here is what is installed: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5862969/
[21:30] <ArthurBorsboom> I suspect the flash update of this morning...
[21:30] <Unit193> Mhmmm... I see.  Well, you could try to re-install it, or do something with magic in chrome.  (Chrome pulls in it's own PPAPI flash.)
[21:32] <ArthurBorsboom> I will try to fix it myself, that's ok. It is more the point that the 13.10 upgrade might break this for other users, while upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10.
[21:32] <ArthurBorsboom> I went to my apt logs, and I did see the package name which I suspect "flashplugin-installer" amd64.
[21:33] <ArthurBorsboom> Or am I in the wrong channel to 'report' this?
[21:35] <Unit193> Well, reports would go to launchpad, and it's not a Lubuntu targetted problem.
[21:35] <Unit193> !bugs
[21:36] <ArthurBorsboom> Okay. Would you like me to report this at launchpad?
[21:36] <Unit193> It's up to you, I'd check to make sure a reinstall of the package doesn't fix it myself though.
[21:37] <ArthurBorsboom> It's more about the upcoming Lubuntu distribution upgrade than me able to fix it.
[22:13] <ArthurBorsboom> @Unit193, just to confirm, reinstalling the flashplugin-installer package, fixed the issue.
[22:15] <Unit193> ArthurBorsboom: Ah, that's good!
[22:16] <ArthurBorsboom> Thanks for your time... cheers!