[01:25] <xubuntu948> Good night
[01:25] <xubuntu948> sorry someone speaks Spanish?
[03:20] <xubuntu172> hello
[13:32] <jack_the_strippe> Hi. I'm a bit desperate: Can someone tell me what's the command to open the whisker menu? I need it in order to configure shortcuts (i.e. Meta key to open it).
[13:34] <jack_the_strippe> Nevermind, just found out. It's "xfce4-popup-whiskermenu"
[15:51] <DriedOrange> Planning to buy a new ultrabook with 24gb ssd cache. Dual-boot Xubuntu and Windows. Will both OS'es be able to use the ssd cache automatically?
[15:52] <Sysi> intel smart cache orwhatsit only works on windows
[15:58] <DriedOrange> Sysi, so Xubuntu won't be able to take advantage of the ssd cache?
[15:59] <Sysi> DriedOrange: nope, you could install xubuntu on ssd but then it wouldn't work as cache for windows AFAIK
[16:00] <DriedOrange> Sysi, Alright, thanks.
[16:01] <Sysi> just never close anything if you have enough RAM :P
[16:03] <DriedOrange> Sysi, I will probably choose a different Ultrabook instead.
[16:03] <Sysi> that works too
[16:15] <ner0x> Is there a way to use Alt+Shift+KEY for shortcuts? It doesn't seem to allow me to do it.
[17:16]  * nerxubuntu487 waves
[17:16]  * nerxubuntu487 says : Hi
[17:17]  * nerxubuntu487 wonders if anyone is asleep.
[17:17] <Pici> No one has any problems :)
[17:19]  * nerxubuntu487 is waiting for the installation to finish configuring the bcmwl-kernel
[17:19]  * nerxubuntu487 lookst at his watch and notices that it has been doing that for 10 minutes.
[17:21] <GridCube> nerxubuntu487: talks about himself in third person
[17:21]  * nerxubuntu487 is being tired
[17:21] <nerxubuntu487> Hi GridCube
[17:22] <GridCube> !hi | nerxubuntu487
[17:27] <basiclaser> native traktor on ubuntu/xubuntu/debian?
[17:32] <GridCube> what¿?
[17:36] <elfy> basiclaser: traktor is a windows application
[17:36] <Sysi> I think on mac too, but no linux afaik
[17:37] <elfy> probably is sysi - never looked for it there - bronze in wine appdb so I'd not hold out much help
[17:39] <Sysi> (of this wasn't offtopic)
[18:39] <nerxubuntu487> How long does it take to configure the kernel-source?
[19:23] <xubuntu240> hello there
[19:23] <Unit193> Howdy.
[19:24] <xubuntu240> I just installed xubuntu and heve some probs whot wireless
[19:24] <xubuntu240> now connected on wired conn
[19:25] <xubuntu240> when disconecting wire i cant see any psossible connectons
[19:25] <Unit193> What wireless card do you have?
[19:25] <xubuntu240> my pc heve wifi antenna
[19:25] <xubuntu240> i dont know
[19:25] <xubuntu240> : ]
[19:25] <xubuntu240> i just today get used laptop
[19:26] <xubuntu240> how to check what card i heve  ?
[19:26] <Unit193> If it's a PCI card, lspci
[19:26] <xubuntu240> p.s sorry for bad english
[19:27] <Unit193> Sure, you're doing well enough for me to understand, and that's what counts.
[19:30] <xubuntu240> hmm
[19:30] <xubuntu240> i not relly good on computers
[19:30] <xubuntu240> but i try to find out what wireless card i heve
[19:33] <xubuntu240> Network Card 	Ethernet 10/100BT integrated Wireless Connectivity 	802.11 b/g WLAN
[19:33] <xubuntu240> this is what u wnat to know  ?
[19:36] <xubuntu240> Unit193
[19:37] <xubuntu240> are u here
[19:37] <xubuntu240> ?
[19:37] <Unit193> xubuntu240: Howdy, kind of need to know the chipset.  You can also open software sources, and jump to the "Additional Drivers" tab.
[19:44] <genii> I guess now we'll never know.
[19:44] <Unit193> I had gone off to read news. :(
[19:54] <xubuntu701> its saying for me that No propietary drivers is in use
[19:55] <xubuntu701> unit193 or i lookd in wrong place  ?
[19:55] <Unit193> Yeah, that's not helpful to you.  Can you open a terminal and type   lspci   ?
[19:55] <xubuntu701> yap
[19:55] <Unit193> lspci | pastebinit  will output a url.
[19:57] <xubuntu701> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5937587/
[19:57] <Unit193> ...And additional drivers didn't find it?  What a crappy thing it's become.
[19:57] <Unit193> !bcm
[19:58] <Unit193> BCM4311 is what you have, which is Broadcom.
[19:58]  * genii tries to refrain from retching
[19:59] <xubuntu701> thanx a lot
[19:59] <xubuntu701> : ]
[20:00] <xubuntu701> so i heve crappy wireless card  ?
[20:00] <genii> xubuntu701: Frankly, yes.
[20:01] <Unit193> BCM isn't so bad really, and jockey used to pick it up too.
[20:01] <xubuntu701> But i cen replace that card to better once or its not possible  ?
[20:02] <xubuntu701> eh still here is old hp g5000 laptop and i just heve get used to it  : ]
[21:10] <_DeLa_> hi there
[21:12] <_DeLa_> i am using xubuntu 12.04 and libreoffice. right now, i am using the latest libreoffice ppa for 4.x version but i found them too buggy. Can I just deactivate this ppa, install the ppa for the more stable 3.6 libreoffice version, update the system and have it working? is this way of changing ppa okay?
[21:12] <Unit193> !ppapurge
[21:13] <_DeLa_> unit193: so first purge, and then install the new ppa?
[21:14] <Unit193> That's the best way.
[21:17] <_DeLa_> Unit193: thanks...hmm...errm...well, is this ppa-purge command safe? can it cause problems?
[21:20] <_DeLa_> well... nothing is really "safe" anyway...
[21:20] <_DeLa_> at least not 100%
[21:21] <Unit193> I've used it, it takes a diff and reverts packages to the version in the repo.
[21:23] <_DeLa_> it takes a diff? - sorry what does that mean?
[21:28] <_DeLa_> Unit193: it takes a diff? - sorry what does that mean?
[21:29] <Unit193> Basically, takes a look at the sources.
[21:33] <_DeLa_> ok. thanks
[22:20] <Djmann1013> What are the system requirements to run Xubuntu, and is it exactly like Ubuntu?
[22:21] <Unit193> Not exactly like Ubuntu, that'd kind of make it Ubuntu....  Generally, 512M of ram, what is your system?
[22:23] <Djmann1013> My system I plan on installing it on to is: 896MB og RAM, AMD Anthlon 64 processor, and the graphics card is unknown
[22:24] <holstein> Djmann1013: try it live... should be fine
[22:25] <Djmann1013> holstein Will the regular Ubuntu work as well?
[22:26] <holstein> Djmann1013: try it live.. should be fine, though, i would expect arguably "better" results with XFCE since it doesnt require 3d
[22:34] <nathanesau1> hello?
[22:35] <nathanesau1> so i accidentally replaced windows 7 with ubuntu rather than running it alongside
[22:35] <nathanesau1> i currently have 4 partitions on my harddrive
[22:35] <holstein> nathanesau1: you can shrink the partition, and install windows beside
[22:35] <holstein> !grub
[22:36] <nathanesau1> i did that holstein
[22:36] <holstein> moondoggie: ^^ there will be instructions for recovering grub after installing windows
[22:36] <nathanesau1> i shrunk the partition
[22:36] <nathanesau1> i will tell you what my partitons are:
[22:36] <holstein> nathanesau1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows specifically
[22:37] <nathanesau1> 1  for linux swap, 1 ntfs for windows, 1 ext4 for linux, 1 fat32
[22:37] <nathanesau1> no you dont understand, i have ubuntu installed and i want to install windows
[22:37] <nathanesau1> not the other way around
[22:38] <holstein> nathanesau1: those instructions are for, after you have installed ubuntu, *then* installed windows, and windwos has removed grub..
[22:38] <nathanesau1> i havent installed windows yet though
[22:38] <nathanesau1> thats what im trying to do...
[22:38] <holstein> nathanesau1: aftert you do, windows *will* blow out grub. you can then refer to the link i gave
[22:39] <nathanesau1> no, i was wondering HOW to install windows after installing ubuntu
[22:39] <holstein> assuming you dont have a system restore disc that will not allow that
[22:39] <nathanesau1> its proving rather difficult
[22:39] <nathanesau1> i have windows 7 on a winusb boot stick
[22:39] <holstein> nathanesau1: i have no idea.. depends on what disc you have, and what microsoft allows you to do with it
[22:39] <nathanesau1> which i put the iso on
[22:39] <nathanesau1> but then do you  need to modify the bios settings???
[22:39] <holstein> nathanesau1: if its a system restore disc, then it will blow out the entire drive
[22:40] <holstein> nathanesau1: the bios settings will be what they ned to be to boot whatever needs to be booted
[22:40] <holstein> likely a CD
[22:40] <nathanesau1> no but the problem is, the system restore disc wont execute
[22:40] <holstein> nathanesau1: maybe its bad
[22:40] <nathanesau1> i dont think so
[22:40] <holstein> nathanesau1: have you *ever* seen it boot? if not, then it could be bad
[22:41] <nathanesau1> um... is there any way i can completely wipe my pc; i.e. remove everything, all OS, and then install windows
[22:41] <nathanesau1> because i cant uninstall ubuntu while in ubuntu
[22:41] <holstein> nathanesau1: there is not need to uninstall ubuntu
[22:41] <holstein> nathanesau1: you load up whatever disc you have, and do what it can do.. the windows disc wont have a lot of options
[22:42] <holstein> nathanesau1: you can either wipe out the whole drive and start over, or install windows beside ubuntu, and recover grub from the link i gave
[22:42] <nathanesau1> i kind of want to just wipe out the whole drive
[22:42] <nathanesau1> i was wondering if you know how to do that
[22:43] <holstein> nathanesau1: do what you want, with what is allowed by whatever disc you have
[22:43] <nathanesau1> then i would install : windows, folllowed by ubuntu using the desktop installer
[22:43] <holstein> nathanesau1: the ubuntu installer will allow that
[23:42] <Golfgeo> Hi all
[23:43] <Golfgeo> got a question: Is there an install log on a xubuntu installed machine? Want to duplicate all the options of a surtain machine for another machine...
[23:58] <xubuntu018> testing
[23:58] <xubuntu018> how do i change my name
[23:59] <Unit193> /nick newnickhere
[23:59] <Golfgeo> whith /nick somethinghere
[23:59] <Golfgeo> I think atleast
[23:59] <frosteeeeh> thanks