[00:25] <pajamieez> Hey guys!
[00:25] <pajamieez> Anyone home?
[00:26] <pajamieez> I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a wireless issue?
[00:30] <GridCube> !anyone
[00:33] <Poisoned_Dragon> "Does anyone really know what time it is?" - Chicago
[00:33] <Poisoned_Dragon> Just throwing it out there
[00:52] <pajamieez> Does anyone have experience getting a latitude d600 wireless nic card to be recognized by xubuntu?
[00:52] <pajamieez> I'm having trouble getting it recognized
[00:52] <pajamieez> by the operating system ><
[00:53] <Poisoned_Dragon> do you know the wifi chip of the card?
[00:53] <Poisoned_Dragon> wouldn't surprised me if it was broadcom but, let's find out first.
[00:53] <pajamieez> on the card itself it says its BCM94309MP
[00:54] <Poisoned_Dragon> are you on the laptop, and the card is installed?
[00:54] <pajamieez> Yeah I'm on the laptop right now
[00:55] <pajamieez> I did an apt-get for firmware-b43
[00:55] <pajamieez> it went through but it's not showing up in wiconfig
[00:55] <Poisoned_Dragon> in terminal type lspci | grep Ethernet
[00:55] <Poisoned_Dragon> paste me the results in paste.ubuntu.com
[00:56] <Poisoned_Dragon> is that the firmware-b43-installer?
[00:56] <pajamieez> yeah
[00:56] <Poisoned_Dragon> did you modeprobe in term after install?
[00:56] <Poisoned_Dragon> modprobe b43?
[00:56] <Poisoned_Dragon> I think that's right
[00:56] <pajamieez> hmm I don't think so
[00:57] <pajamieez> let me try
[00:57] <pajamieez> I don't think anything's happening
[00:57] <pajamieez> no results are popping up
[00:58] <Poisoned_Dragon> oh, don't forget to sudo
[00:58] <Poisoned_Dragon> sudo modprobe b43
[00:58] <pajamieez> i did
[00:58] <pajamieez> it's just sitting there
[00:58] <Poisoned_Dragon> did you check the network mamanger?
[00:59] <pajamieez> it shows my wired network
[00:59] <Poisoned_Dragon> Oh, you naver pasted me the output for lspci
[00:59] <pajamieez> but not wireless
[00:59] <pajamieez> pajamieez@Scrivner:/etc/modprobe.d$ lspci | grep Ethernet
[00:59] <pajamieez> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5705M Gigabit Ethernet (rev 01)
[00:59] <pajamieez> that's it
[01:00] <Poisoned_Dragon> oh, your wifi doesn't even show up
[01:00] <pajamieez> yeah
[01:01] <Poisoned_Dragon> try: lspci | grep Broadcom
[01:01] <pajamieez> how do I make the modprobe stop again?
[01:01] <Poisoned_Dragon> if it doesn't show up then, the system isn't even seeing it.
[01:01] <Poisoned_Dragon> it stops on it's own
[01:01] <Poisoned_Dragon> if you want to unload it, it's modprobe -r b43
[01:02] <pajamieez> pajamieez@Scrivner:~$ lspci | grep Broadcom
[01:02] <pajamieez> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5705M Gigabit Ethernet (rev 01)
[01:02] <pajamieez> 02:03.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11a/b/g (rev 03)
[01:02] <pajamieez> pajamieez@Scrivner:~$
[01:02] <Poisoned_Dragon> Ah!
[01:02] <Poisoned_Dragon> There it is
[01:02] <pajamieez> That's gotta be good
[01:02] <Poisoned_Dragon> as a hail mary, I would restart, just to see if it tries to connect to something at login.
[01:03] <Poisoned_Dragon> Then we can investigate further
[01:03] <pajamieez> it hangs when I modprob though
[01:03] <pajamieez> is that good?
[01:03] <Poisoned_Dragon> hangs how?
[01:03] <pajamieez> like I can't enter another command
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> oh, weird
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> did you ctrl+c it?
[01:04] <pajamieez> and I have to close the terminal window and open a new one
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> Ah.
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> Hmm...
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> I would restart.
[01:04] <pajamieez> okay brb
[01:04] <Poisoned_Dragon> if the system doesn't load it, at that point, we'll look into it harder
[01:07] <pajamieez> I have returned
[01:07] <pajamieez> nada -_-
[01:08] <Poisoned_Dragon> might have found something. In the software manager, can you find firmware-b43legacy-installer
[01:08] <Poisoned_Dragon> If it's a thing, uninstall the firmware-b43-installer and try the legacy driver.
[01:10] <pajamieez> is that the same as software center?
[01:10] <Poisoned_Dragon> yeah
[01:10] <Poisoned_Dragon> sorry. so many distros, so many names. :)
[01:11] <pajamieez> I know
[01:12] <pajamieez> hmmm
[01:12] <pajamieez> I don't see it under installed
[01:12] <pajamieez> should I look through "All Software"
[01:12] <Poisoned_Dragon> oh, it wouldn't be under installed :
[01:12] <Poisoned_Dragon> :)
[01:12] <Poisoned_Dragon> I want you to see if it's a thin. Do all software
[01:12] <pajamieez> well it shows up in history
[01:13] <pajamieez> its a thing
[01:14] <Poisoned_Dragon> yay, install b43legacy-installer and try that.
[01:14] <Poisoned_Dragon> it's referenced here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/44659/how-do-you-get-the-broadcom-bcm4306-wireless-card-working
[01:14] <pajamieez> wow, had I known this was a thing
[01:14] <Poisoned_Dragon> :)
[01:15] <pajamieez> not showing up in the network manager
[01:15] <Poisoned_Dragon> broadcom is a funny chip maker. There are so many ways to get their stuff working.
[01:15] <Poisoned_Dragon> you installed it already?
[01:15] <pajamieez> yeah it finished
[01:15] <Poisoned_Dragon> geez, that ethernet is hot.
[01:15] <Poisoned_Dragon> dat ethernet. :)
[01:15] <Poisoned_Dragon> I wonder if you can modprobe b43legacy. Otherwise, reboot again
[01:16] <pajamieez> So according to all software so far I have firmware for b43legacy driver and installer for firmware for the b43 driver
[01:16] <pajamieez> there's one more "Installer package for firmware for the b43 driver (LP-PHY version)
[01:16] <pajamieez> I could control with driver get loaded with modprobe right?
[01:17] <Poisoned_Dragon> I think LP-PHY is for a specific model. Your's doesn't meet that criteria
[01:17] <pajamieez> I see
[01:17] <pajamieez> so try to modprobe it?
[01:17] <Poisoned_Dragon> it's like 4312 or 4313
[01:17] <Poisoned_Dragon> yeah. or reboot
[01:18] <pajamieez> i'll reboot
[01:24] <pajamieez> -_-
[01:24] <pajamieez> nope
[01:24] <Poisoned_Dragon> grrr....
[01:25] <Poisoned_Dragon> does it even show up in the network applet?
[01:25] <pajamieez> nope
[01:25] <Poisoned_Dragon> *manager
[01:25] <Poisoned_Dragon> hmm
[01:26] <pajamieez> It doesn't even have wireless option
[01:26] <pajamieez> or an option to enable it
[01:26] <JudgeJoeBrown> pajamieez, Is this install on a laptop?
[01:26] <pajamieez> yuppers
[01:26] <pajamieez> Whoa, JudgeJoeBrown
[01:27] <pajamieez> your honor
[01:27] <JudgeJoeBrown> pajamieez, my laptop has a option of disable in bios. Make sure it is enabled.
[01:27] <pajamieez> yeah I double checked that
[01:28] <Poisoned_Dragon> You "may" have to install the sta drivers.
[01:28] <pajamieez> when I first installed
[01:28] <pajamieez> I was notified to do so
[01:28] <pajamieez> so I did
[01:28] <pajamieez> I hit enable
[01:28] <JudgeJoeBrown> I hve a Dell Inispiron and if I hit the wifi off switch on the outside it won
[01:29] <Poisoned_Dragon> So, the STA has been installed the whole time?
[01:29] <pajamieez> I think so, the thing is, when I hit enable, the screen hit black and a bunch of lines came up
[01:29] <pajamieez> then it hung
[01:29] <pajamieez> so I restarted
[01:30] <pajamieez> then it didn't show up in the additional devices window
[01:30] <Poisoned_Dragon> hmm... may have to see if it's still there and remove it.
[01:30] <pajamieez> I have a FN+F2 option for switching it on and off
[01:30] <JudgeJoeBrown> it will not come back on in Linux, I have to go ito bios, switchit off then switch it back on(within bios) the physical switch won't toggle,just off
[01:31] <JudgeJoeBrown> why, I don't know.
[01:31] <pajamieez> I'll switch it off and on through the bios
[01:31] <pajamieez> well I'll switch if off
[01:31] <pajamieez> restart
[01:31] <pajamieez> then switch it back on
[01:31] <pajamieez> brb
[01:31] <Poisoned_Dragon> k
[01:31] <Poisoned_Dragon> still might have to see if STA is installed.
[01:32] <Poisoned_Dragon> in fact, according to the description, STA isn't even for the bcm4306
[01:35] <pajamieez> Done
[01:35] <pajamieez> but no cigar
[01:35] <pajamieez> just shows wired connection 1
[01:35] <Poisoned_Dragon> :(
[01:36] <pajamieez> I think I'm just gonna reinstall again ><
[01:36] <Poisoned_Dragon> :( you might have to. And just don't install the sta drivers.
[01:36] <Poisoned_Dragon> they're not even meant for the bcm4306
[01:36] <pajamieez> really?!
[01:36] <pajamieez> can't I just remove them?
[01:37] <Poisoned_Dragon> if you can find them in the software manager
[01:37] <pajamieez> hmm
[01:37] <Poisoned_Dragon> Since they don't show up in the additional drivers anymore.
[01:38] <JudgeJoeBrown> pajamieez, I wired mine and Installed the broadcom drivers ,had both working before I switched eth0 off and removed the wire
[01:39] <pajamieez> I did that, but I never made it past taking the wire off
[01:39] <pajamieez> lol
[01:40] <pajamieez> I can't find it in software
[01:41] <JudgeJoeBrown> I found my driver by just typing broadcom in search
[01:43] <pajamieez> hmmm
[01:43] <pajamieez> reinstall -_-
[01:44] <pajamieez> Thanks for all the help guys, I'll dodge the STA drivers at start up next time and see if that works
[01:44] <Poisoned_Dragon> sorry, pajamieez
[01:44] <Poisoned_Dragon> was hoping to avoid that
[01:44] <pajamieez> Yeah
[01:44] <pajamieez> me too
[01:44] <pajamieez> my linux isn't good enough to avoid it yet.
[02:10] <SunStar> have him message me if he gets back. i've gotten pretty good with that POS b43xx chipset
[02:11] <Poisoned_Dragon> ok
[02:11] <Poisoned_Dragon> will do
[02:12] <Poisoned_Dragon> BCMs are evil
[02:48] <JudgeJoeBrown> two of the big troubles with Linux install 1.) no default install of wifi or ethernet drivers. 2.) no easy command line repair of a failed video driver.
[02:48] <holstein> JudgeJoeBrown: consider getting hardware with linux support
[02:49] <holstein> JudgeJoeBrown: intel hardware is typically "out of the box" fuctional
[02:49] <JudgeJoeBrown> holstein, yep always look before you leap
[02:50] <holstein> JudgeJoeBrown: im just saying, with most all my linux installs, i have wifi/ethernet and graphics out of the box
[02:50] <JudgeJoeBrown> holstein, its getting better. Some day it will work on Linux first
[02:51] <Poisoned_Dragon> Some day....
[02:51] <Poisoned_Dragon> Until then, we do our best with what we have, and pass the info along.
[02:56] <JudgeJoeBrown> I fondly remember WinModems....
[02:57] <Poisoned_Dragon> oh gosh
[02:57] <Poisoned_Dragon> don't remind me
[02:57] <Poisoned_Dragon> dumbest idea ever, just for an easy buck.
[02:57] <JudgeJoeBrown> now I have broadband. DSL and now cable broadband
[03:21] <JudgeJoeBrown> I would say xubuntu is an easy install for the most part
[03:41] <lgc> Hi, I installed 12.04 on a Gateway laptop and more often than not, while watching videos on VLC, it overheats and turns off. What gives?
[06:55] <num7> hi i have no sound on my xubuntu. If i search in my system-settings there are no sound setting or audio. At the top right corner of the panel is also no sound symbol. Do i have to install a missing package?
[07:09] <TheSheep> num7: does your computer have a sound card?
[07:10] <num7> TheSheep, i have a laptop i dont think so
[07:10] <elfy> num7: and what version of xubuntu have you installed?
[07:10] <TheSheep> if your hardware doesn't support sound, then no software will fix that
[07:11] <num7> TheSheep, i had sound on this pc with ubuntu, so i guess i have a sound card
[07:12] <TheSheep> num7: can you check what kind? the 'lspci' command in terminal should list it
[07:13] <TheSheep> num7: if it doesn't, then try lshw
[07:13] <num7> TheSheep, Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 04)
[07:14] <TheSheep> hmm, seems to be supported
[07:15] <num7> elfy, i think 13.04
[07:16] <elfy> num7: ok - just checking you weren't using 13.10 - indicator-sound is broken in that, you could check you have the indicator plugin on the panel and indicator-sound is installed
[07:16] <elfy> you could use pavucontrol as well if necessary
[07:17] <num7> elfy, so i just try sudo apt-get install indicator-sound?
[07:18] <elfy> that would tell you :)
[07:19] <elfy> I'd right click panel - panel - prefs - items and make sure indicator-plugin is there as well
[07:21] <num7> there is Indicator plugin but in brackets (external)
[07:22] <num7> sorry i have to go i will come back i have internet again
[09:15] <xubuntu906> Hi, hola
[09:15] <xubuntu906> help me please
[09:16] <xubuntu906> hi?
[09:17] <xubuntu906> weel
[09:17] <xubuntu906> well
[09:18] <xubuntu906> unable to launch startxfce4 x session startxfce4 not found !!
[09:19] <xubuntu906> hi
[09:20] <xubuntu906> Can you help me, please?
[09:20] <xubuntu906> unable to launch startxfce4 x session startxfce4 not found falling back to default session
[09:22] <koegs> !patience
[09:22] <xubuntu906> ok, sorry
[09:22] <koegs> what are you trying to do anywhay?
[09:22] <koegs> -h
[09:23] <Sysi> do you have package xfce4 installed?
[09:24] <xubuntu906> erase
[09:24] <kingnick42> erase xfce?
[09:24] <xubuntu906> yes, I was erase apps
[09:30] <sirstonius> what apps did you uninstall and how were you uninstalling them? via ubuntu software center?
[09:30] <Milca> Hello
[09:31] <Milca> Just a little concern before testing, would it be a bad idea to install a second window manager to test it ?
[09:31] <Milca> like i3 ?
[09:32] <Sysi> xubuntu906: if you have trouble with english, try LoCo-channel like #ubuntu-es
[09:32] <xubuntu906> !!, well, yes, I am going to reinstall
[09:32] <xubuntu906> theank you
[09:32] <Sysi> Milca: shouldn't break anything and you can always switch back to xfwm4
[09:33] <Milca> thanks
[09:33] <Milca> I'll take a try
[09:33] <xubuntu906> no problems
[09:34] <xubuntu906> bye, thanks
[09:42] <sirstonius> how do i go about disabling my touchpad while typing? keeps messing me up and scrolling when typing
[09:46] <TheSheep> sirstonius: there is a daemon for that
[09:46] <Sysi> sirstonius: run »synclient -l | grep PalmD« is last character zero?
[09:46] <TheSheep> sirstonius: palm detection is something else
[09:46] <sirstonius> clickpad is 0
[09:46] <TheSheep> Sysi:
[09:47] <Sysi> TheSheep: well, it's one way to do it, but if there's better, go ahead
[09:48] <sirstonius> but yeah palmdetect was 0
[09:49] <sirstonius> all i know is this is driving me nuts...
[09:53] <sirstonius> i should be able to double tap the upper left corner of my laptop to lock it
[09:53] <sirstonius> would this be the LTCornerButton param?
[10:09] <sirstonius> Btw. found a super easy solution in the settings manager to disable touchpad while typing :)
[10:10] <Milca> TELL ME PLEASE
[10:10] <knome> Milca, please do not shout
[10:11] <sirstonius> Milca, to disable touchpad while typing.
[10:11] <sirstonius> ?
[11:18] <Milca> oups sorry caps lock fail
[11:19] <Milca> sistronius, how did you manage it ?
[11:28] <Sysi> there's an option in settings manager (in new enough xubuntu version)
[11:44] <Milca> ho ok I didn't see it, Ill check that thanks
[13:06] <xubuntu259> Hello
[13:18] <NotSoGood> yo
[13:18] <bgardner> NotSoGood: Hello
[13:18] <NotSoGood> Im having trouble with lightdm
[13:18] <NotSoGood> i cant log in to my primary user
[13:19] <NotSoGood> Well i can in console terminal
[13:19] <bgardner> NotSoGood: More details, please - any messages you receive, behavior, etc.
[13:19] <NotSoGood> but when i log in through the dm.... it breefly shows me a dark screen then the login screen pops back up
[13:20] <NotSoGood> i can log in just fine with other usernames
[13:20] <NotSoGood> so is it my xfce conf is nuts
[13:20] <NotSoGood> or my personal xinit stuff is nuts
[13:20] <NotSoGood> not that ive messes with either
[13:21] <NotSoGood> just shut down as usual last night and its like this when i start up now
[13:22] <bgardner> NotSoGood: Log into a terminal and paste.ubuntu.com the output of:  tail -n 50 .xsession-errors
[13:23] <NotSoGood> file is empty
[13:24] <Sysi> NotSoGood: remove ~/.ICEauthority from terminal
[13:25] <NotSoGood> not helping
[13:29] <bgardner> NotSoGood: Have you tried logging in with other session types besides Xubuntu yet, just as a diagnostic?
[13:30] <NotSoGood> Xubuntu ans Xfce is all i got and i tried both
[13:30] <NotSoGood> i imagine it may be a corupt xfce config
[13:30] <NotSoGood> but where they hide those these days_
[13:30] <NotSoGood> ?
[13:32] <NotSoGood> Also i had an external monitor attached when it failed
[13:32] <NotSoGood> err
[13:32] <NotSoGood> i mean when i shut down last nigh
[13:32] <NotSoGood> night
[13:33] <NotSoGood> maybe its some user spesific monitor setting thats nuts
[13:34] <Sysi> settings are stored in ~/.config/xfce4/
[13:34] <NotSoGood> so i tried to delete the xfce confing info
[13:34] <NotSoGood> and that did nothing
[13:34] <NotSoGood> So where would user specific  monitor setting be hiding
[13:35] <bgardner> NotSoGood: Grasping at straws a bit here, but please show us this:  dir ~ -rAt | tail -n 30
[13:39] <NotSoGood> ah never mind
[13:40] <bgardner> NotSoGood: What did you find?
[13:40] <NotSoGood> that line did not directly help but indirectly i noticed some permissions being off on the Xautority stuff
[13:41] <bgardner> NotSoGood: That was my hope - glad it helped you.
[13:42] <NotSoGood> thank you
[13:42] <theghost> Hi, I have a problem with Xubuntu 13.04 and 13.10. I use lightdm with autologin and want my gnome-keyring unlocked but it does not work. Gnome compab is activated. It's working perfectly if I logout and re-login but not with autologin. Where's the trick ?
[13:43] <NotSoGood> Any suggestion on how to make remote X  terminals preform better?
[13:44] <Sysi> what remote protocol you are using?
[13:45] <NotSoGood> just straight up X for now
[13:45] <ochosi> theghost: with autologin activated the keyring can generally only be deactivated by setting an empty keyring password (which results in unencrypted storage e.g. of your wlan-passwords)
[13:45] <Sysi> you could try vnc or x2go
[13:45] <ochosi> theghost: and with "deactivated" i meant "unlocked" :)
[13:45] <NotSoGood> which work ok for text editors and other mundane stuff but rather jittery for browsing modern websites
[13:46] <bgardner> NotSoGood: See also: http://www.vigor.nu/dxpc/ (although I don't have any experience with it)
[13:47] <NotSoGood> Im intending to run 10-20 x terminals
[13:47] <theghost> security does not matter in this case, i use luks. i will try empty password in seahorse. thx
[13:48] <NotSoGood> So it need to be something where its just one port that accept login for multiple concurent individual sessions
[13:48] <NotSoGood> Not some VNC where you have to set up each individual server/display on a separate port
[13:51] <Sysi> ssh x-forwarding should be pretty good if you have fast enough lan, nx which x2go is based on is pretty popular too
[13:52] <NotSoGood> 1gb card in the server and 100mb clients conected to gb switch
[13:53] <NotSoGood> but its really low power Allwinner A13 based clients
[13:53] <Sysi> have you thought about setting up LTSP?
[13:53] <NotSoGood> probably not a bad idea
[13:54] <Sysi> it's literally made for that kind of stuff
[13:55] <NotSoGood> ive seen some pretty high performing X terminals
[13:56] <NotSoGood> So i know what i want to achieve is possible
[13:59] <theghost> Ok, tried setting a blank password, but it did not work. gnome-keyring is still locked after autologin
[14:04] <theghost> Anyone has an idea how I get gnome-keyring unlocked using lightdm with autologin. Keyring-Password is already blank and Gnome-Compability mode is activated. Is the keyring not started properly ?
[14:49] <peyam> hi
[14:49] <peyam> How do I install a xfce theme?
[14:49] <peyam> like this
[14:49] <peyam> http://www.deviantart.com/art/FFUU-for-XFWM4-260404724
[14:51] <Sysi> download, extract and move folder containing "xfwm4" folder to hidden folder .themes in your home directory
[14:51] <Sysi> you might need to create .themes
[14:52] <peyam> Ive done it
[14:52] <peyam> but where do I set it as default
[17:47] <xubuntu359> what osd does xubuntu use for it's volume up and down when using hotkeys on a keyboard?
[17:50] <ochosi> xubuntu359: xfce4-notifyd
[17:50] <xubuntu359> ochosi: thanks I got that one, but what else calls the display to show up. I've looked at xfce4-volumed but it is different to my brightness osd
[17:51] <ochosi> xubuntu359: the brightness osd is currently hardcoded in xfce4-powermanager (that'll be different in the next release)
[17:52] <xubuntu359> ochosi: is there a way to invoke the brightness osd to show up with different key combinations?
[17:52] <xubuntu359> basically my fn key is fried, so i cannot use the brightness fn up and down
[17:53] <ochosi> you can try to remap your fn key to a different key or key-combination with XModMap (maybe)
[17:53] <xubuntu359> volume osd even
[19:50] <peyam> Hi
[19:50] <peyam> How do I install this theme
[19:50] <peyam> http://rydgel.deviantart.com/art/Xfce-January-13th-109302685
[19:51] <peyam> anyone?
[19:53] <peyam> anyone?
[20:01] <w30> peyam, that's a lot of work. Instructions on the url say install the stuff on links at the bottom. Four links
[20:02] <w30> peyam, just off hand it looks like you need Gtk, Emerald, and compiz
[20:04] <peyam> then I don want it
[20:05] <w30> peyam, I have no idea if you can find a emerald .deb you can install. Probably you will have to compile it. My last attempt at compiling Emerald failed
[20:10] <TylerD> hi
[20:10] <w30> peyam, just keep looking for something similar color wise w/o the extra 's
[20:12] <Sysi> you'll soon figure out almost all themes are for other version of something or just broken
[20:13] <peyam> I found something better
[20:14] <w30> or the thems won't be consistent for all apps.
[20:14] <w30> thems/themes
[20:14] <w30> *bummer*
[20:14] <Sysi> that goes for broken
[20:17] <Sysi> moebuntu versions are pretty sweet, though they'd need pink faenza or something
[20:19] <mario_> Hi there, is there an applet for system tray for removable devices?
[20:25] <peyam> mario_, I dont think so
[21:37] <Andre_designer> maybe someone can help me. i want to switch over to ubuntu but the breakpoint is the browsertesting. firefox in ubuntu looks different (different font(size) and bolder) and i don't actually not quit good how to do to test different IE-versions read/try/hear to install different IE-virtual machines in virtualbox but they are big and you must what read activate each 30 days. Do somebody how to handle this?? with different broswers. an
[21:56] <gregor3005> hi, i have installed xubuntu and configured the network from the gui but it didn not starts up. when i run "sudo dhcpclient eth0" in the shell i get a internet connection
[21:59] <Sysi> Andre_designer: there's http://browsershots.org/ but if you want to test locally, for windows you of course need windows licence, for firefox you might need to install microsoft fonts and edit font settings
[23:00] <ArthurZey> I've got what I hope is a quick question. I booted the installation ISO in a VirtualBox VM in order to install it on the virtual hard drive, and after it gives me an indication that I have enough hard drive space etc. and asked me whether I wanted to download updates from the internet and include third-part applications, it dumps me into a login screen. This seems wrong to me, but are there credentials I can use?
[23:22] <pmjdebru1jn> ArthurZey: sounds like teh installer crashed
[23:22] <pmjdebru1jn> but that's just a quick guess
[23:24] <ArthurZey> I tried twice...
[23:24] <ArthurZey> From a cold reboot of the VM
[23:29] <pmjdebru1jn> might just be VirtualBox
[23:29] <pmjdebru1jn> works fine on a real system here
[23:29] <pmjdebru1jn> at least IIRC
[23:42] <ArthurZey> hmm. Okay. I just used default settings. I haven't had a problem installing Ubuntu 13.04 in VirtualBox, or even (gasp) Windows 7.
[23:42] <ArthurZey> Has anybody else tried this? Are there default credentials that I might try anyway?