=== GTB3NW is now known as GTB3NW_AWAY [01:54] I'm having issues with install Xubuntu. The computer keeps rebooting before it even gets out of the Q/A phase of the installation. [02:11] i'd like to create a script to maximize my volume. in debian I would use this command: amixer set PCM 100% [02:11] any idea what i would use in xubuntu 13.10? [02:12] disregard, found something that works for me: amixer set Master 100% [02:13] glenrock: Could set both, just to make sure. I know muteing master will also mute PCM, and unmuting will not unmute PCM so I have to unmute both. [02:13] thanks Unit193. i'll test that now [02:13] -e [02:14] Unit193: yep, that does the trick. Thanks! All this to make sure my alarm clock wakes me up ;) [02:17] Heh, that's important. I've got mine to mute at night and unmute in the morning so any sounds that happen will not awake anyone. I'd guess that you have it set to unmute and set to 100%? [02:18] exactly [02:18] and then i set up a cron job to run the script every day in the early morning [02:52] I have installed 13.04 and added a couple launchers to the desktop but they keep disappearing. Any idea how to make the launchers stay put? [04:46] Hello everyone, What should I do to prevent my monitor to automatically black out after inactivity? It is kind of annoying when I'm watching a movie and suddently the screen blacks out for "inactivity" [04:47] Head into the Settings Manager and pick "Screensaver" or "Brightness and Lock" (or something similar) [04:48] on screen saver there is nothing checked [04:49] I can't find Brightness and Lock (in my case it is in Portuguese, so I couldn't find a similar word for that) [04:53] "Brilho e Lock"? [04:54] Or even "Opções de Energia?" [04:55] Well, in "Gerenciador de Energia" which would be something like "Power Management" [04:56] both options of inactivity and power down the monitor are settled to "never" [04:57] BUT, I noticed my XFCE has a lot of bugs. Session and Startup functions for example doesn't respond even with a lot of workarounds... [04:57] I wonder if it is the same in this case. [04:59] It could be... But you made sure that in "Screensaver" that it was set to "No Screen Saver" instead of "Only 1" or "Random" or "Blank Screen Only"? [04:59] No screen saver. [05:00] Other options that I'v had trouble it are, even though it is marked to when I close the laptop to Hibernate (and yes, I activated it) it doesn't respond to this action. [05:01] all these problems appeared when I upgraded from 13.04 to 13.10... [05:02] Hm. I just rang up a couple of guys in another channel, maybe they could help if they're anywhere near their machines.. [05:03] Yeah... I'm kind of giving up on 13.10.... guess I'll just wait a few more months and do a fresh install for 14.04 instead of upgrading it from 13.10-14.04. [05:03] When I did the upgrade was when everything went downhill. [05:04] Are you sure you didn't touch anything during the upgrade...? [05:04] anything. [05:04] Just making sure. [05:05] haha it is ok... I mean, people warned me that the best thing is always to do was a fresh install. [05:05] Did you make sure the power settings were the same for all the power configurations? (AC Power, Battery) [05:05] yup. [05:06] And you're completely updated? [05:07] If every option that I checked on XCFE was working properly, it would be beautiful haha [05:07] yes [05:07] You might try just a fresh install of 13.10 from a Live image (selecting "Reinstall" at the prompt) [05:08] does anyone know off hand if the 13.10 bug where gtk windows grow every time you re-open them is fixed in the latest update? [05:09] Can't say... Never had a problem with that using Xubutu [05:09] *Xubuntu [05:09] SonikkuAmerica, will I have to do a backup and lose all my configurations? If that's the case I might just wait a few months until 14.04. [05:10] Yep. [05:10] I've had a lot of wacky problems with 13.10, my 13.04 was great, on a clean install but same /home [05:10] I might do that then! Thanks! [05:12] anyone else experiencing that growing window problem? [06:42] Just upgraded to 13.10 and would like to contribute to the development bug reporting. Don't know how to edit the wiki page with my config info... [06:52] OK then, guess I'll look somewhere else. [06:53] hey guys [06:54] been having a bear of a time getting ubuntu 13.10 to handle my ati drivers correctly, so i reinstalled xubuntu 12.10, supposedly more stable, but whats wierd is, both times with ubuntu 13 my lan drivers were detected immediatley upon install, asrock motherboard with standard atheros chipset...with xubuntu 12.10 it says no network connection, lspci shows the device and lshw shows network [06:54] unclaimed...device is not blacklisted [06:54] is there any possible way to try to kick start this thing or assign a geneeric driver without the hassle of trying to find a driver and put it on a usb drive [07:33] I have problems updating 12.04lts desktop, it will not install or delete packages [08:01] Hello, why is it that alt+space works to bring up my window operations menu on everything but xfce terminal? [09:07] hi there, after installing 13.10 i installed updates now when i log in the screen is blank with no icons? [09:10] hi there, after installing 13.10 i installed updates now when i log in the screen is blank with no icons? [09:40] hoi [09:40] i've got an issue with my windows in xfce on 13.10. some windows arent able to maximaze and f.e. "run" doesn't got any window at all: https://dreamland.netzdeponie.de/~kraut/temp/Bildschirmfoto%20-%2022.12.2013%20-%2010:36:39.png [09:40] could anybody give me please a hint what i could try to fix this? [10:14] hello someone has had problems with their sound preferences on xubuntu? [10:15] I cannot find my sound preferences anywhere? [10:15] this is really weird [10:18] is anyone there? [10:18] nope [10:19] ok, as your replying, it seems your there... [10:22] xubuntu197: Look at "/names" [10:31] ok I will try this [10:32] the terminal cannot find anything [10:32] ??? [10:33] Which command are you using? [10:33] the one bekks proposed [10:33] "/names" [10:33] I mean you [10:33] Thats not a terminal command. Thats a command for your irc client to show you all names in this channel. [10:33] ok [10:33] what is a irc client? [10:34] sorry [10:34] xubuntu197: The program you are using to write in here. [10:34] ok [10:36] well I tried to type it in but also nothing [10:36] aDoesnt matter actually. [10:36] The number of attendiees in this channel is irrelevant to your problem. [10:37] your trying to say? [10:38] what else can I try, I am not really a computer nerd, so I am a bit lost [10:38] Forget about "/names" at all. What is the actual issue you are facing using ubuntu? [10:39] the thing is, that since yesterday my microphone stopped working during my skype session [10:39] at first I thougt it was the mic [10:39] but then when I wanted to check the sound preferences I couln't find them in my system [10:39] which is kinda weird [10:40] there is no such Icon [10:44] run alsamixer from terminal. press f4 [10:44] what do you see for capture? [10:45] Can you please explain this for a computer idiot [10:45] or digital [10:45] what should I out into terminal [10:45] open terminal [10:45] enter alsamixer [10:45] ok [10:45] press enter key [10:45] done [10:46] press f4 [10:46] done [10:46] what do you see for capture and digital? [10:46] capture seems normal [10:46] what is the value? [10:46] but digital is really low [10:47] 95 [10:47] digital 24 [10:47] what is value of mic boost [10:47] 100 [10:48] press f6 [10:48] done [10:48] hda intel is 0 [10:49] does it list your sound/capture device? what is selected? (dot) [10:49] I think standard [10:49] there is a line marked at "standard" [10:50] and a dot( or zero) at "hda intel" [10:51] ok, when did mic stop working? [10:51] yesterday, during the skype session [10:51] and when I test it you can only hear weird sounds [10:51] have you rebooted since then? [10:51] yes [10:52] I tried it again this morning [10:52] dang, I don't remember how to restart the service [10:52] the other integrated mic also doesn't seems to workd [10:53] weird [10:53] in terminal, type pulseaudio --start [10:55] like with the line? [10:56] should look something like...... [10:56] N: [pulseaudio] main.c: User-configured server at {9346ae09060023af215799c55298bfbf}unix:/run/user/1000/pulse/native, which appears to be local. Probing deeper. [10:56] when i put pulseaudio the reply is: deamon already runnig [10:57] pulseaudio start: too may arguments [10:57] you say mic boost at 100? [10:57] yes [10:58] run alsamixer again [10:58] ok [10:58] f4 [10:58] weird now its 0 [10:58] ok, check mic now please [10:58] probably because I disonnected the mic [10:58] ;-( [10:58] sorry [10:59] again [10:59] now 100 [10:59] ok, connect mic. if boost at 100 use left/right cursor keys to highlight boost. use up/down keys to set to 0 [11:00] mic boost is set to 0 [11:00] good. please check mic using something other than skype [11:00] ok [11:01] I try audacity [11:01] good, my favorite [11:02] doesn't seem to work [11:02] no sound recorded [11:03] dang, this is external mic? [11:03] yes [11:03] does it work elsewhere? [11:03] but before (when I disconnected th external mic) [11:03] I tried the internal and with skype it worked [11:03] I can try with audacity [11:04] try internal with audacity [11:04] seems to work [11:04] has to be the headset [11:05] thank you for your help! [11:05] ok. good luck with that [11:05] have a great holiday! [11:05] you 2 [11:05] :-) [11:12] Installing thunarx-python-0.3.0 on Xubuntu 13.10 - how do I know if thunar was built into a non-standard prefix? [11:14] ./configure complains thunarx-1 is not found but I have the dependencies installed. It suggests adjusting PKG_CONFIG_PATH env var (which isn't set) [11:15] pdizzle_: Just look where the contents of the thunarx-python-0.3.0 package are installed. [11:17] thunarx-python-0.3.0 isn't installed yet. It's distributed as an archive then you have to build it [11:18] you mean THIS .deb file? http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/webupd8/precise/main/base/thunarx-python [11:19] Probably. I ended up at http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/bindings/thunarx-python [11:21] If it's in the precise main repository shouldn't synaptic find it? [11:22] pdizzle_: apt-cache search thunarx [11:22] pdizzle_: And if it isnt in the standard repos, it can be found in a PPA like the one mentioned above. [11:22] that came from the webupd8 ppa [11:23] OK great. Thank you [11:32] switching to chat zilla , hangon. .... [11:46] Ok .. I 've got The Beans .. :) [11:47] Ohdear me .. any devs here .. trying to mount an SD card ... [11:47] I think I sawa post by Freddy Colins ... [11:47] **ssaw [11:47] you need a developer to mount an sd card? [11:48] fluffybraunmilk: what is your problem? [11:48] no, but thank-yo .. how do I check the devices available ... that's Qu. 1 .. but just take it slow .. I've got crimbles .. [11:49] s/avaiable ... / available ? [11:50] I can't understand what you are writing, can you please use English? [12:30] Whoopsie .. tiny Workspace error .. but I'm back :) [12:31] Anywhere .. where was I .. [12:32] ok so check a devices list is the >proc cat devices . o wait hang-on ... [12:32] **no wait ...... [12:33] .. I will check on ask ubuntu ... [12:44] fluffybraunmilk: You should ask a specific question on one line, not abusing . and not using enter as a punctuation sign. [13:05] Can somebody please let me have freddy-collins profile page on ask ubuntu please ? e.g. http://askubuntu.com/users/?/freddy-collins feeling the skin abit, today. [13:06] > please disregard that. apologies. Ahem . [13:14] How do I list devices e.g. SDD1 to see what devices are listed , in the command line ? [13:14] fluffybraunmilk: sudo fdisk -l [13:16] can I have the > cat proc , of that f-disk command please ? [13:16] What? [13:17] fluffybraunmilk: What are you actually trying to do? Give us the big picture please. [13:17] I think this is a bot [13:18] this is no bot , I am using KDE endrive on Xubuntu 13.10 -- this is o bot . [13:18] **no [13:18] * fluffybraunmilk breathes calm. [13:19] Then keep breathing and describe you actuall support issue please. [13:22] If > cat /proc/partitions lists partitions .. what command d I need to type in the terminal to list sdd1 .. e,g. sudo -t cat/proc/sdd1 ?? [13:22] * fluffybraunmilk squints his eyes .. [13:22] fluffybraunmilk: Did you read what I told you? sudo fdisk -l [13:26] bekks, That doesn't work as I am using the KDE pendrive and Xubuntu 13.10 , to create a ' sdd ' image of Xubuntu 13.10 to restore the files/packages to the original Xubuntu application . [13:27] I think ' freddy collins ' had the command on one of his posts for 11th December 2013, however I do not have access to search for his posts of askubunu.com [13:28] Would you like m to change my nickname to a more preferable nomenclature ? [13:29] slikem/like me [13:29] **s/likem/like me [13:29] **s/like m/like me ... ? [13:30] BRBack .. [13:33] sorry .. I need cinnamon twinning for my diabetes , cough . [13:33] Anyways .. I think I need -dev help . .. does anywho know any ? [13:44] why do you need dev help? [13:45] What are you actually trying to do? === GTB3NW_AWAY is now known as GTB3NW === fluffybraunmilk is now known as WMb6-ollie [14:00] bekks, t's an old problem , but I've bondged my Xubuntu 13.10 packages on my N135, and need a command that was described on pone of fredy collins's posts ,dated 11th December 2013 on, askubuntu.com .. but I don't know how to search for other users' posts . I saw it last night , bu I lost it now . [14:00] **bu/but I lost ... [14:01] s/t's/It's an ... [14:01] s/pone/one of freddy c.... [14:02] bekks, I think this may be over your head , though. sorry. [14:03] Perhaps you should return to this channel when you are sober. [14:06] keyboard tourette syndrome ins't pretty - even when sober [14:07] TheSheep, perhaps you are right, my pestalence , is need to say , somewhat thouglas, lat night . [14:07] **last .. [14:08] Get some sleep and everything will be simpler in the morning. [14:09] WMb6-ollie: Yeah. You misuse of . and enter is way over my head. [14:09] ok , sory 'bout that . [14:09] **sorry .. [14:10] And you still havent described a specific problem nor asked a sensible question. Looks like you dont want to get support then. [14:11] it's 2:10pm here .. I guess I just hold on and keep lookin' .. [14:11] leaves ... [14:57] кто знает wow запустится нормально в xubuntu ? [14:57] !ru|strannik, [14:57] strannik,: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. === GTB3NW is now known as GTB3NW_AWAY [16:14] hello everyone, I installed and used awesome window manager and went back to xfce, now when I boot up my laptop 3, 4 xterminal windows are autostarting all the time, where do I remove those autostart settings? [16:15] already checked the session and startup under settings, no entries [16:17] look in .config/autostart - could be there [16:30] how can i learn the default installed packages of lets say lubuntu from web? [16:34] You could investigate by running [ sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop ], reading what goes in, and selecting NO when it asks you to continue. [16:35] good thinking [16:36] Also, if LXDE is all you want, you could just install the lxde package. [16:37] i wanna use gnome3 but i got a low resolution [16:38] and windows are bigger than my screen [16:38] What like 640? [16:38] y [16:38] 600 [16:38] actually [16:38] 1024x600 [16:38] Well, Xubuntu uses XFCE, is that what you're using now? [16:39] junKa: Thats the resolution of your display, isnt it - you have a netbook? [16:39] Oh OK [16:39] on xubuntu its fine i can move across the boarder [16:39] but gnome 3 top panel is solid for some reason [16:39] bekks: yes indeed [16:39] What graphics do you have? [16:40] intel gma4500mhd [16:40] junKa: gnome3 isnt optimized for thos low resolutions I guess. [16:40] a con for sure [16:40] Good luck with that... Mobile Intel graphics are ancient... LXDE would be good anyway. [16:41] how can i search a package here with the bot [16:42] !package libvdpau-va-gl [16:42] Use !info ... Also please !msgthebot [16:52] !msgthebot [16:52] Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". [17:30] Hello! Can anyone tell me if a 64bit iso of Xubuntu (and any flavor of ubuntu) can be ok installing it at a windows 8 UEFI bios system? [17:30] Nick7887: Sure. [17:32] oh! so i take a option at installer like "install along windows 8" and then i will get the proper boot loader grub2 menu? [17:32] i did a install of a 32bit [17:32] ubuntu iso and the installation went great but when i rebooded my computer i was getting only automatically to windows 8 [17:33] like ubuntu never installed [17:33] i did a bit search google and i realeased that the 32bit installer isnt a efi installer [17:42] sorry disconnected me === xubuntu613 is now known as Nick78887 === Supermetalfreak is now known as Cajunfiend [19:15] Olá [19:15] hi [19:15] !br | xubuntu883 [19:15] xubuntu883: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. === GTB3NW_AWAY is now known as GTB3NW === GTB3NW is now known as GTB3NW_AWAY === Cajunfiend is now known as Supermetalfreak === Supermetalfreak is now known as Cajunfiend [22:07] Hi people [22:08] i need help to install xubuntu [22:08] can you help me pls [22:09] ok, thanks.. omg [22:20] hi [22:21] any big news for changes in 1404 [22:22] 1204 is so ggod im getting bored [22:22] good* [22:22] hehe just kidding [22:34] Hi, I have problem with install xubuntu. I try to install on old nb. Instalation work as well, but after done and restart I can boot in system. [22:34] if I try recovery mode, [22:35] I see: " Warning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing. " [22:35] What I can do for fix it? [22:43] If I try to boot from CD, everything is work [22:56] Do you think reinstall is good idea? === GTB3NW_AWAY is now known as GTB3NW === GTB3NW is now known as GTB3NW_AWAY [23:33] Hi guys .. quick question ... [23:34] I have mounted sda5 which Xubuntu , but how do I change to that partition using the terminal ? [23:34] **which is Xubuntu ... [23:34] frugalthursday: check mountpoint with "mount", cd to directory [23:35] so the command is >$mount cd/sda5 ? [23:36] no, check the directory just with "mount", then "cd /where/is/my/mountpoint" [23:36] ok wilko ..