[00:00] hello friends [00:01] is there a way to view the file permissions in the detailed view of folders? [00:09] in pcmanfm? [00:15] yeah [00:30] so do you know how to apply that setting? [00:31] I don't [00:32] not sure you can [02:26] Is it better to leave my computer on hibernate all night or to shut down? Which one is easier for the computer? [02:28] Hibernate is the same thing, just copies the ram to disk, then copies back on bootup (basically.) Hibernate is a bit slower and in this a little more unstable. [02:29] o.k. thanks! [06:15] hi all [06:16] is there a GUI for scaning for bad secotrs? [06:23] warsong: out of interest or out of the fact the drive is dying? [06:23] I need/want a utitle to scan for bad sectors [06:24] Brand? [06:24] gnome-disk-utility - manage and configure disk drives and media [06:24] Im sorry I dont understand [06:24] I have wel over 30 ide drives [06:25] Lubuntu dose not run gnome dose it? [06:25] Nope, doesn't mean that won't work. [06:25] warsong: you can use gnome-disk-utility - just install it. [06:26] k i will download the packet right now [06:26] I have a seagate drive, so I may use seatools or mhdd. :P [06:26] if I had ide drives, I would use hammer :-) [06:26] I feel your pain [06:26] I trash a lot of them [06:27] but people are in need [06:27] If, however, you want to scan for bad sectors and have them marked as such on the disk(s), then look at the 1st answer on http://askubuntu.com/questions/104063/how-can-i-know-the-number-of-bad-sectors-on-my-hard-drive [06:27] but you cant scan a drive if it mounted [06:27] A failing hard drive is failing, but if it genuinely has had a slight accident in its life, that link may help you. [06:28] warsong: for bad sector scanning, expect the drive to be wiped clean. you can not do non-destructive testing. [06:29] huh spin right dose it [06:29] well, you can, but it is not worth the paper you print the result out on. [06:29] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpinRite [06:30] warsong: *reading* from a sector <> *writing* to a sector, but if you wish to follow wikipedia, why did you ask in here? [06:31] that dose not fit the roll im looking for [06:31] it was just a off topic thing sorry [06:45] Hello, can I have some help with permissions? [06:49] !ask | Jamie_ [06:49] Jamie_: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [06:50] I installed lamp and when I go to create a file inside var/www it won't save the file. I think I need to chmod the directory? [06:51] Jamie_: this is not lubuntu related, so before the big bad wolf comes and complains, can you please [06:51] /j #ubuntu-offtopic [06:51] and I'll be happy to chat with you about LAMP and /var/www [06:51] It is Lubuntu Related. [06:52] I'm on Lubuntu though... [06:52] jamie, please issue the command '/j #lubuntu-offtopic' (with out the ') [06:53] He's asking a support question, which is best off in a support channel... [11:11] what do i type to install xfce so that i can test it out, then what do i type to remove it after without removing the xfce stuff for lubuntu === benmoose is now known as SonikkuAmerica [17:28] how often are LXDE releases and what version is the current one === SonikkuAmerica is now known as useiton === useiton is now known as SonikkuAmerica [17:34] Monday: lxde does not have a 'release' as such, it is the collection of 'lx' components which get updated as the developers have time. These components then go into 'releases'. [17:37] Monday: head over to http://blog.lxde.org/ which has lots of great links to the lxde project. === SonikkuAmerica36 is now known as SonikkuAmerica [19:41] hey y'all === Waka_Flocka is now known as Waka_Flocka_Flam === Waka_Flocka_Flam is now known as Waka_Flocka [20:05] Iubuntu is really nice, thank you for all hard work === Waka_Flocka is now known as Waka_Flocka_Away === mh0` is now known as mh0 [21:26] javatexan: thank you for your kind words :)