[07:16] <OnkelTem> I have no Sound Preferences. How to install it?
[07:49] <OnkelTem> I don't understand how volume control works. I see gray speaker icon in the tray, and when I right-click on it a menu pop-ups, and to top menu item reads:
[07:50] <OnkelTem> Volume Control Settings
[07:50] <OnkelTem> but when I click on it, instead of opening any control settings, a new black speaker icon appears in the trat
[07:50] <OnkelTem> so now I have 2 icons there: smaller and gray, and bigger and black
[07:51] <OnkelTem> wth?
[07:51] <Unit193> Open terminal, type  alsamixer
[07:52] <OnkelTem> wut? :)
[07:52] <OnkelTem> I try to understand LXDE
[07:53] <Unit193> Menu > Accessories > LXterminal
[07:55] <OnkelTem> Unit193: of course, thank you for trying to help, but this is inappropriate
[07:55] <OnkelTem> its like switching channels in sattelite instead of a receiver
[07:55] <OnkelTem> What about pulseaudio and pavucontrol at least?
[07:56] <Unit193> Lubuntu has alsa by default, but if you have more than a basic setup you may be better off with it, yeah.
[07:57] <OnkelTem> Unit193: I have LXDE desktop. And my question is about how can I configure sound settings here
[07:58] <Unit193> Yes.
[07:59] <OnkelTem> I see a gray speaker icon in the tray, where "Volume control" menu item breeds one more black speaker icon
[07:59] <OnkelTem> if I open that menu again and click Volume control item one more time...
[08:00] <OnkelTem> nothing happens
[08:00] <OnkelTem> Now if I right click that new black speaker icon, I see another menu with two items:
[08:01] <OnkelTem> Mute, Sound prefrences
[08:01] <OnkelTem> Clicking the sound preferences opens up a new window, similar to Gnome/Unity System Settings
[08:02] <OnkelTem> But instead of tens of icons in there, I see only few: Lanugage Support, Printers, Software & Updates
[08:02] <OnkelTem> and no Sound Settings
[10:18] <OnkelTem> How can I disable showing ScreeSaver lock scree when switching to another user which session is already running?
[10:37] <OnkelTem> Does  Lubuntu support configuring xrandr to use Dual Monitors?
[10:37] <OnkelTem> Currently I have same image on both monitors
[11:14] <OnkelTem> Hellooooo
[12:51] <phillw> OnkelTem: I *think* you need grandr or arandr for that
[13:56] <OnkelTem> phillw: thanks, arandr did the job! Does it save changes between sessions?
[13:58] <phillw> OnkelTem: i believe it does.
[13:59] <phillw> I've only ever used lxrandr as I've only had to link to  a projector. I do know that arandr is more 'powerful', but it also uses more resources :)
[14:01]  * OnkelTem is thinking about purchasing Sublime Text
[14:04] <OnkelTem> phillw: but for it work I need to place arandr into autostart?
[14:17] <phillw> do you want arandr to autostart?
[14:17] <phillw> if so, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1984904 has a discussion on that.
[14:17] <OnkelTem> I want the effect of applying arandr to be persistant _
[14:17] <OnkelTem> :)
[16:05] <faLUCE> hello. how can I enable hdmi audio on a cedar trail mobo with (l)ubuntu 12.04 ?
[16:12] <faLUCE> hello. how can I enable hdmi audio on a cedar trail mobo with (l)ubuntu 12.04 ? I can see the HDMI device with aplay -l but I don't see it with alsamixer
[16:18] <phillw> faLUCE: I think you need the pulseaudio / pavucontrol duo for hdmi sound
[16:18] <faLUCE> i launched pavucontrol, but I don't see hdmi in the combo
[16:19] <phillw> have you installed pulseaudio?
[16:19] <faLUCE> phillw: yes
[16:19] <faLUCE> and it's running
[16:20] <phillw> faLUCE: it seems you can use alsa for hdmi sound.. http://askubuntu.com/questions/285624/ubuntu-13-04-not-detect-the-hdmi-sound-output
[16:22] <phillw> faLUCE: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147651 has a decent discussion on the subject. I don't use hdmi sound, so can only point you to where to get information.
[16:22] <faLUCE> phillw: thanks, all solved
[16:23] <phillw> using alsa or pulseaudio ?
[18:13] <csc`> hmm
[18:14] <ianorlin> what?
[18:17] <csc`> Trying to configure extended dual displays
[18:17] <csc`> with a resolution difference
[18:17] <csc`> but my primary no longer has lxpanel
[18:19] <csc`> so im guessing I can't have one display resolution larger than the other, they both have to be the same for lxpanel to work :(
[18:22] <ianorlin> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/MultiDisplay this is really all I can find searcihng online for the subject
[18:24] <csc`> it's just disorientating is all
[18:24] <csc`> ive got it working but you know how typically if you setup dual displays on winblows, your second extended monitor has no taskbar...its just another workspace really?
[18:24] <csc`> this is the first time i've bothered trying it in linux-based, so i wasn't expecting the whole taskbar to be stretched across
[18:26] <csc`> ianorlin, i've already pretty much used a similar document
[18:27] <ianorlin> maybe try putting pannel alignment to center in panel settings
[18:31] <csc`> nope
[18:31] <ianorlin> what is the width set to?
[18:32] <csc`> i already changed that before you said something but it still has the gap below the window for the panel
[18:32] <csc`> curse you linux
[18:32] <ianorlin> hit f11 can make it fullscreen
[18:33] <csc`> hide panel when not in use is a better solution >_>
[18:33] <csc`> or actually..hmm
[18:33] <phillw> csc`:  >> I grabbed the liveCD and booted it up. I installed arandr and got dual head via a gui. I set lxpanel to 50% and selected the really wide desperado wallpaper. Not bad... not bad at all. 
[18:33] <phillw> -Hinto <<
[18:33] <csc`> phillw, that's not the problem
[18:33] <phillw> found that on a forum area
[18:34] <csc`> the original issue was how I could have two separate resolutions
[18:34] <csc`> without lxpanel messing up
[18:34] <phillw> arandr should allow that?
[18:34] <csc`> ...arandr isn't the problem.
[18:34] <csc`> lxpanel is.
[18:35] <m_vix> Hi
[18:35] <phillw> you initially said the task bar was stretched across both screens?
[18:35] <csc`> when i set the resolution to the other monitor above 1024x768, it decides to not show lxpanel at all on the main screen
[18:35] <csc`> phillw, that was just a nitpick complaint, the real issue is the one above
[18:37] <csc`> what's happening is lxpanel is still displaying and is taking priority on the higher resolution
[18:37] <csc`> since this is a laptop, using the secondary monitor for the taskbar is very disorientating
[18:38] <csc`> there we go
[18:40] <csc`> only way to remedy it is to have the panel on the top of the screen instead of the bottom
[18:41] <phillw> I've only used xrandr for mirroring to a projector, so I've no experience with what you're attempting... sorry.
[18:43] <csc`> you don't even need that to mirror
[18:43] <csc`> mirroring is plug and play
[18:44] <phillw> I turned it on using lxrandr, the slimmed down version of arandr that ships with lubuntu.
[18:45] <csc`> There was no tool to extend displays out of the box in lubuntu that i could see
[18:46] <phillw> csc`: correct, lxrandr just does mirroring, you need arandr for using a  second monitor as extended display area.
[18:48] <csc`> heh the way i've got it setup at the moment, if I decide to unplug this monitor i have no lxpanel =3
[22:44] <Guest25586> Unit193, what pages can midori not render properly
[22:44] <Unit193> The second one from the left, fourth one down.