[00:38] <[0gb_us]> What is libcapi20-3 and do I need it? [00:39] <[0gb_us]> Oops, wrong channel. My bad. === [Rainbow_Dash] is now known as Maple__ === nosrepa is now known as aperson === Sysi- is now known as Sysi [08:31] VLC player in 12.04LTS 32-bit, hogs cpu and refuses to be killed while freezes X , when playing .MOV files. Can only be forcedly killed by kill -9 [08:38] nikolam: sounds like you should report a bug against vlc? (or was there another hidden question in your statement? :)) [08:43] ochosi, yup, why life sucks so much? and what have I did to deserve this horrible faith with untested VLC in LTS? :D [08:43] hehe [08:43] sorry bout that [08:43] hm, that might be nice bug report ;p [08:44] indeed === TheSheep_ is now known as TheSheep [12:05] I have problem with my xubuntu 13.04, i dont see the GUI, i see blue screen with loading for 2-3 sec and later i see only black screen with cursor on top [12:05] i can use the terminal alt+f1, f2 [12:06] can someone help me to repair my xubuntu ? [12:07] when i type startx in terminal i have message: failed to start session "gnome" [12:07] mario___: Login to one of the terminals and review /var/log/Xorg.0.log [12:08] mario___: See if you can get more descriptive errors, usually near the bottom. [12:10] bgardner: i can't see any error [12:11] mario___: Try grep "(EE)" /var/log/Xorg.0.log [12:11] mario___: That might help you zero in on it. [12:12] cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep "(EE)" is ok ? [12:12] mario___: SUre [12:13] bgardner: i dont see anything only one line where type: (WW) Warning (EE) eror... [12:15] mario___: Not sure how much you can do, but can you give us 'cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit'? [12:17] bgardner: paste.ubuntu.com/6119198 [12:20] mario___: Did this ever work, or is it a new install that has never started for you? [12:21] bgardner: this xubuntu previously works perfect, but today i can't start it [12:21] mario___: Any recent package removals that you recall? [12:22] mario___: cat /var/log/apt/history.log [12:25] bgardner: lastest install is mysql-server mysql-client php5-mysql... [12:25] after broking i install lynx and irssi to get help [12:25] from net [12:26] mario___: Okay [12:27] bgardner: can i fix it ? [12:27] or i need reinstall ? [12:27] mario___: Give me a moment, I'm researching [12:27] ok [12:35] bgardner: are you find any solution ? [12:37] mario___: Not yet, but still looking [12:40] mario___: What do you get for dpkg-query -l gnome-session [12:41] mario___: No need to quote the whole line, I just want to know if it has a status of "ii" [12:42] bgardner: paste.ubuntu.com/6119282 [12:44] mario___: Hm. So your startx failure says it wants to, but can't, start a gnome session. And you don't have it installed. [12:44] mario___: One second [12:45] bgardner: are i need gnome-session for xubuntu ? [12:45] mario___: I wonder why a xubuntu installation wants to start gnome... [12:45] mario___: I don't think so, but off the top of my head I admit I don't know for certain. [12:45] bgardner: how i can start xfce session ? [12:47] mario___: Do you have a .xinitrc in your home folder? [12:48] bgardner: no [12:49] bgardner: i think that no solution for my problem [12:49] i will try start xubuntu in recovery mode in grub [12:49] mario___: There's always a solution, but it may take a bit [12:49] i will restart my pc and enter in recovery mode to try [12:50] thanks for help bgardner :) [12:50] mario___: You can try installing gnome-session, but I've been avoiding that because it will install a ton of packages. [12:50] mario___: All right, good luck. [12:50] bgardner, gnome on xubuntu just seems ... wrong. [12:51] cfhowlett: I hear you, but I don't understand the error message. [12:51] cfhowlett: Been forever since I burrowed into X this way. [13:12] Hi all I hope you can help me. I installed xubuntu 13.04 on my pc and it runs quite a lot slower than mint 15 xfce. Is there something I can do to fix this? [13:15] xubuntu897, turn off unnecessary eye candy: shimmers, glimmers and jumpers [13:15] straight installation nothting installed [13:16] on both xubuntu and mint [13:16] xubuntu897, I'm referring to desktop/display effects [13:16] no desktop effects active [13:17] mint had cairo dock installed and it still outperformed xubuntu [13:18] i tried installing the new kernel 3.11.1 and using the open source amd diskplay driver as the closed source driver trashed the os [13:19] I am talking about slow to start up firefox etc [13:20] xubuntu897, ONLY ff? [13:22] how i can start grub to start xubuntu in recovery mode ? [13:22] cfhowlett what do you mean by xubuntu897, ONLY ff? sorry I do not know linux that well [13:22] when i restart pc i dont see the grub [13:22] automaticaly start xubuntu [13:22] but xubuntu is broken :@ [13:23] xubuntu897, are you saying it's slow ONLY when running FFOX? [13:24] slow when opening up applications like firefox google chrome etc [13:24] mario__, if you ONLY have xubuntu, you don't normally see grub, but it'll boot straight to ubuntu. [13:25] when downloading files in fire fox the window to display to open or save takes a while [13:46] any ideas other than installing mint [13:49] Hi all on a clean install of xubuntu 13.04 why would xubuntu be slower to open up aplications and run applications compared to Mint 15 xfce [13:49] !patience | xubuntu897 [13:49] xubuntu897: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com/ or http://ubuntuforums.org/ or http://askubuntu.com/ [13:50] not many people joined since you asked; maybe try those other methods [13:50] ubottu I have tried searching and the only thing I can come up with is preling [13:50] xubuntu897: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [13:50] prelink [14:04] thanks all [20:52] I am stuck at the install screen with (ubiquity:4773): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_resize: assertion 'width > 0' failed what do i do? [22:37] Hello [22:37] I think I have done something wrong [22:37] the chair for confessions is at #xubuntu-offtopic [22:38] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6121524/ [22:38] I tried dualbooting xubuntu/windows [22:38] but looking at this it didn't really go well, did it? [22:38] partition 3 is not aligned according to align-check opt [22:38] that looks fine [22:39] knome: it does? >.> [22:44] argoneus, yep [22:44] hello all [22:45] got an easy question for anyone willing to help real quick [22:45] knome: so I shouldn't worry about p3 not being aligned? [22:45] well, 2 questions really.. [22:45] argoneus, it's extended, so it's basically 4+5 [22:45] Oh [22:45] glitchd, just ask [22:45] :p [22:46] trying to figure out how to 1) change where usb's are mounted to when inserted, and 2) trying to figure out how to rename said usb. [22:46] Maple__, thx i was typing already..lol [22:46] glitchd, do you mean changing the label for the partition? [22:47] As for the first, you can disable Thunar's daemon. [22:47] i believe so [22:47] ...and mount it manually via the terminal [22:47] change what name is displayed when the drive is inserted [22:47] lemme check [22:47] Uh, not sure about that. [22:47] i dont mind the auto mount feature [22:48] its just that, when inserted its mounted to /media/username instead of /media/usb [22:48] glitchd, gparted (from repositories) helps you change the label [22:48] and sincee i originally installed with the usb, its named xubuntu 13.04 [22:48] i have gparted but keep running into an error, ill get the text from the error, 1 sec. [22:49] ok so first off, the usb is being mounted in /dev/sdc1 instead of /deb/sdb1, i know its not a problems but id rather have it in sdb1 [22:50] lol it worked, i promise it wouldnt work earlier. [22:50] but thx none the less [22:50] problem solved [22:51] well half the problem anyways.. [22:51] there's no way to control the dev name [22:51] now i have to figure out how to get it to mount in sdb1 and not sdc1 [22:51] wompwomp [22:51] oh well, ill just have to get used to it then i guess [22:51] thx again=) [22:51] you can add the stick to fstab by its UUID [22:52] (and not automount) [22:52] that way you don't have to worry about the dev name [22:52] but i like the automount.. [22:52] well you can set up automount with fstab as well [22:52] i guess my problem really isnt a problem. [22:52] and you can control the mount directory [22:52] just a mild annoyance [22:52] no, doesn't sound like one :) [22:53] all from fstab? [22:53] yep. [22:53] !fstab [22:53] The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions [22:54] i have used fstab before to automount partitions, just not usb's [22:54] ill look at that info [22:54] thank you [22:56] it's the same for usb devices, just make sure you use the UUID to catch the right device :) [22:57] rightright, thankyou. [22:57] honestly