[00:02] <claude_> got my video
[00:02] <claude_> http://youtu.be/4h_wTxRhzr0
[00:06] <wxl> !nomodeset | claude_
[00:07] <claude_> oh ok I will look at that thread now... but this would explain also why things hangs in the end?
[00:07] <claude_> With Lubuntu 13.04 and 13.10, I don't have the screen that turn off at the beginning of the boot process unlike now
[00:16] <claude_> ok
[00:16] <claude_> I see how its done... I'm going to do that and see if this will fix the issue :)
[00:18] <holstein> claude_: how did the hard drive test go?
[00:18] <claude_> oh the hard drive should be fine
[00:18] <claude_> I tested it during the past month
[00:18] <holstein> what you are showing me could be failing hardware
[00:18] <claude_> it had no bad sector at all, its almost new
[00:18] <claude_> yeah I thought that too
[00:19] <holstein> when they are almost new is when they are most likely to fail
[00:19] <claude_> but there is something that makes me think that it could be not...
[00:19] <claude_> Because when I boot into rescue mode
[00:19] <holstein> you can google search that, and consider testing so that you *know* for certain
[00:19] <claude_> and then I select "resume", everything goes fine
[00:19] <holstein> claude_: lubuntu 12.04 is technically not supported any longer
[00:20] <claude_> when I said new... well not really new.. like 7-8 months old. but you could be right too
[00:20] <claude_> yeah can't wait to see 14.04 LTS :D
[00:21] <claude_> 13.04 was probably the most stable for me but there was some random bugs (just small bugs although... nothing too disturbing)
[00:21] <claude_> I'll do what wxl said to me to see if this will change something I will now reboot|
[00:21] <claude_> Thanks for all your support this is really awesome
[00:21] <holstein> claude_: whats that?
[00:21] <holstein> claude_: nomodeset?
[00:21] <claude_> yeah
[00:22] <holstein> claude_: i suggested that when you first joined
[00:22] <claude_> oooh
[00:22] <holstein> claude_: you should have already tried it
[00:22] <claude_> maybe I completely didn't see it
[00:22] <claude_> my bad :S
[00:22] <claude_> sorry about that
[00:22] <holstein> claude_: and the vesa driver.. and tested the hard drive.. and tried 13.10.. and/or 14.04
[00:22] <claude_> the graphic driver that I'm using now by the way is ... the 304 series of Nvidia
[00:23] <holstein> ok
[00:23] <holstein> vesa is another one you can try
[00:23] <holstein> theres an open one.. and ppa's with othe drivers
[00:23] <claude_> to get those 304 drivers I think I typed nvidia-current-updates
[00:23] <claude_> that version
[00:23] <claude_> so this should be 304 updates
[00:24] <claude_> ok I'll go reboot with this new nomodeset setting :) See you soon
[00:24] <holstein> youd have to ask nvidia. and with the response i usually get, i just troubleshoot on my own
[00:24] <holstein> could have been someone else i suggested nomodeset to earlier.. but, try it :)
[00:25] <holstein> claude_: and good luck!
[00:25] <claude_> haha yep I will let you know what happen
[00:25] <claude_> brb
[01:13] <claude_> Hello
[01:13] <wxl> any luck yet, claude_ ?
[01:13] <claude_> crap... I struggled SO MUCH to come back here
[01:13] <claude_> I had to boot from my live Ubuntu USB key
[01:14] <claude_> in order to be able to boot into rescue mode (I changed the entry for the default OS in the grub.cfg file to do that)
[01:14] <claude_> and now
[01:14] <claude_> ok just before I have to say this
[01:14] <claude_> so I'm here now because I was able to boot with the rescue mode
[01:14] <claude_> here is the process
[01:14] <claude_> that I used
[01:15] <claude_> I changed "GRUB_DEFAULT=0" to "GRUB_DEFAULT=1" and then I did "update-grub" in order to be able to boot into rescue mode
[01:16] <claude_> then when the blue screen appear to choose what to do, I have simpy chosen "resume"
[01:16] <claude_> and now I'm here. But my screen resolution changed from 1440x900 to a lower one... certainly 800x600 now
[01:16] <wxl> so did nomodeset fix anything or not?
[01:17] <claude_> nop it didnt do anything
[01:17] <wxl> ok well that's out
[01:17] <wxl> but i don't doubt it's a video issue of some kind
[01:17] <wxl> maybe try video=ofonly as a boot parameter and see if that doesn't fix it
[01:18] <claude_> so for example: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash video=ofonly" ?
[01:18] <wxl> yep
[01:18] <claude_> ok what will this do exactly? Something like choosing a generic VGA driver?
[01:18] <claude_> will try that
[01:19] <wxl> yeah
[01:19] <claude_> thats weird that my screen resolution isnt the same now
[01:19] <claude_> and when I start "nvidia-settings", all the tabs disappeared instead of 2
[01:19] <claude_> alright I will do this now
[01:19] <wxl> have you tried the open source driver? nouveau?
[01:19] <wxl> !nouveau
[01:20] <claude_> oh I'm going to read that now
[01:20] <claude_> I dont think so
[01:20] <wxl> that may be another idea too
[01:21] <claude_> is there any command line we can type for that? Something like sudo apt-get nvidia-nouveau?
[01:21] <claude_> oh I would have to purge my nvidia drivers before installing new one I think... isn't it?
[01:21] <claude_> I will try video=ofonly first
[01:21] <claude_> see you soon
[01:30] <claude_> actual result: First boot: it worked. I rebooted. System hung at the same place. I powered off the PC. I started it. System boots fully.
[01:31] <wxl> you need to make it permanent in grub settings
[01:31] <claude_> in /etc/default/grub ?
[01:31] <wxl> !grub
[01:32] <wxl> that should be helpful enough (the 2nd)
[01:33] <claude_> ok I will take a look. What I just did is... I changed the line in /etc/default/grub for "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash video=ofonly" then I did grub-updates and rebooted
[01:33] <Unit193> update-grub I hope?
[01:37] <claude_> oops yes you are right
[01:38] <claude_> thats what I did yep
[01:38] <claude_> sometimes I type the contrary but the command prompt tells me that I'm wrong when I do so I type it correctly
[01:48] <claude_> according to what I read so far, I think the last change I've done was done "permanantly" by editing the grub file in /etc/default
[01:49] <claude_> there is something I could do maybe... "Boot-Repair " and showing you the file that will be created
[01:55] <claude_> in my grub.cfg file, I see at many times "insmod ext2" ... I have no ext2 partitions in my hard drive... just ext4
[01:55] <claude_> not sure if this really matter
[02:26] <johnakabean> hello, I need to get fancontrol installed WITHOUT the gui; however, apt-get refuses to install configuration file. Laptop has bios problem where fan doesnt run with "automatic" mode; I have it sitting on top of my desktop, with top desktop fan blowing through the vent where it sucks in.....its working :)
[02:26] <johnakabean> install fails with trying to put xserver on there, dependency
[02:26] <johnakabean> i try to run it and it says "cant find configuration file"
[02:29] <johnakabean> i just tried putting ssh server on there and it fails with "xserver" dependency
[02:29] <Unit193> Uhhh.. Not for me?
[02:35] <johnakabean> ?
[02:35] <johnakabean> where is the default config file for fancontrol?
[02:35] <johnakabean> so i can type from this screen into that one
[02:36] <johnakabean> nevermind, ssh finished, logged in from here
[02:47] <claude_> seems like the nouevau driver make everything stay stable
[02:47] <claude_> thats so weird
[02:47] <claude_> so this may have to do something with Lubuntu 12.04 and the Nvidia Geforce 6150SE chipset
[02:48] <claude_> that doesn't happen in 13.04 and 13.10
[03:55] <druiz> any spanish user here?
[03:55] <wxl> !es | druiz
[03:56] <druiz> LOL
[05:22] <utusan> pre 1.2 pcmanfm would let me right click on display col label to move.  with 1.2 right click doesn't show anything anymore. any ideas?
[10:11] <sgo11> hi, can I ask lubuntu trusty issue here?
[10:17] <hateball> !ask
[10:18] <sgo11> fine. both google-chrome and firefox got segmentation fault in latest lubuntu trusty release. any ideas? thanks.
[10:22] <sgo11> where can I open a bug for such problem? lubuntu trusty 14.04. thanks.
[10:28] <Unit193> Likely to get better results and if it's a known issue in #ubuntu+1
[10:28] <sgo11> Unit193, I asked there for a couple of hours. nobody have any ideas.
[10:29] <Unit193> Well, it's still night/early morning US/EU time as well.
[10:30] <sgo11> Unit193, ok. thanks. I will ask again later.
[10:51] <mkl_> Hi, I am pretty new to using linux. I am trying to install Java but I am unsure as to where to start. I had no trouble installing a few things via the 'lubuntu software cente" but Java was not there and it seems a little more counterintuative to me.
[10:52] <Unit193> For browsers, get the iced tea plugin, otherwise openjdk-7-jre or such.
[10:53] <mkl_> so waht does putting "openjdk-7-jre" in the command line actually instruct the computer to do?
[10:55] <Mikaela> Nothing. The command is "sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre".
[10:56] <Mikaela> Sudo tells to run it with root priviledges, apt-get install tells it to install package and openjdk-7-jre is the package to install.
[10:57] <Unit193> (or, default-jre, but either way the package will be installed.)
[11:02] <mkl_> Thanks! I am hoping to be able to install a few other things as well. They may or may not be as straight forward as Java. I was initially trying to install Aladin, a skymap for astronomers. It called for Java as a requirement. I'll have a quick go at installing Aladin again now
[11:04] <mkl_> Seems to be working now. The instructions were pretty much to extract it into the desired directory
[11:05] <mkl_> Aladin does not appear in my list of applications though.
[11:05] <mkl_> It would be nice to add a shortcut to the desktop for Aladin.
[11:06] <Unit193> Could do that, and if it's just unpacking, yes there will be no launcher in the applications menu.
[11:08] <mkl_> It was suggested that I should be open it by typing "Aladin" into the terminal. However this doesn't seem to work. I guess it had to be in the binary directory? Which directories does the terminal link to? How do I do a root access copy to one of these directories so that I can start Aladin in this way?
[11:09] <mkl_> Is that the best way to do this?
[11:10] <Unit193> I'd just make a launcher in the applications menu or something if it doesn't have a make install target.
[11:10] <Unit193> In the directory you unpacked it, does  java -jar aladin.jar (or whatever the file is called) work?
[11:11] <mkl_> How do I find out if it has a make install target? I assume that is the equivalent of "openjdk-7-jre" for java
[11:12] <mkl_> there is a shell script to open it called Aladin
[11:12] <mkl_> #!/bin/sh  # Aladin Bourne shell launcher  # P.Fernique [CDS] - F.Ochsenbein [CDS] # V1.1 - oct 2010 # V1.0 - april 2009  # JAVA memory max allocation (in Mb) mem=1024  # Via a symbolic link ? prog=$0 while test -h $prog; do     prog1=`ls -l $prog | awk '{print $NF}'`     if test `expr $prog1 : /` -gt 0; then       # Absolute symlink         prog="$prog1"     else         prog=`dirname $prog`/$prog1             # Relative symlink     
[11:12] <mkl_> The contents of the shell script^^
[11:13] <Unit193> (I'll be disappearing in a minute or so.)  That'd only really help if you had make installed.  Just launch that?
[11:14] <Unit193> That can't be all of it...
[11:14] <mkl_> make is a program?
[11:14] <Unit193> Yep.
[11:15] <Unit193> And, I be out.
[11:15] <mkl_> okay, I'll investigate it. I think the chat pae only lets me copy so much. You're right thats not all. thanks for your help!
[13:45] <mkl_> I am trying to install something called TopCat. It is not a standard application from the lubuntu software Centre. I have downloaded a .jar file and am unsure as how to proceed
[13:45] <mkl_> still pretty new to linux
[13:55] <webgen> hi guys
[13:55] <mkl_> hi
[13:55] <webgen> how do i make windows snap at the edges and change size?
[13:56] <webgen> like it does on ubuntu and windows etc?
[14:01] <mkl_> I am not sure. I would imagine there is an application for it though. I don't think it comes as a standard feature
[14:01] <mkl_> I am pretty new to linix by the way, no expert
[14:04] <mkl_> I am trying to install something called TopCat. It is not a standard application from the lubuntu software Centre. I have downloaded a .jar file and am unsure as how to proceed
[14:13] <holstein> mkl_: you shouldnt get a jar from the software center like that
[14:13] <holstein> mkl_: what are you trying to do?
[14:13] <mkl_> it is not from the software centre
[14:14] <mkl_> it is a more specialised software for astrophysics
[14:14] <holstein> http://askubuntu.com/questions/101746/how-can-i-execute-a-jar-file-from-the-terminal
[14:14] <holstein> doesnt really matter what it is
[14:14] <holstein> you look up how to run jar files
[14:14] <holstein> then, if you have issues with it, you ask the maintainers
[14:15] <holstein> java -jar Minecraft.jar
[14:15] <holstein> for example
[14:15] <holstein> !java
[14:18] <mkl_> I installed Java beforehand
[14:18] <holstein> sure.. its a requirement.. so you will need to
[14:18] <mkl_> Is there a way to add the application to my applications list?
[14:18] <holstein> mkl_: you can add the command to whatever yo like
[14:18] <holstein> you*
[14:21] <mkl_> so for example how do I add the command to the "education" section when I hit the bottom left ubuntu logo
[14:21] <holstein> mkl_: just edit the menu and add what you like
[14:22] <holstein> http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Main_Menu
[14:22] <holstein> or, use another panel.. or lanucher..
[14:22] <mkl_> Do I copy the whole .jar file in there and I guess a shell script to run "java -jar Minecraft.jar"
[14:23] <holstein> mkl_: no
[14:23] <holstein> mkl_: you are asking how to make a launcher.. so just make that
[14:23] <holstein> mkl_: make a launcher that lanches "java -jar /path/to/whatever.jar"
[14:50] <mkl_> So I created the launcher and called it TopCat_Launch. I can't seem to copy it to the applications directory the commend I am using is: cp /home/scrutonm1/MKL_Software/TopCat_Launch  /usr/share/applications/TopCat_Launch
[14:50] <mkl_> the error is No such file or directory
[14:52] <vn151502510> try `cp /home/scrutonm1/MKL_Software/TopCat_Launch  /usr/share/applications/`
[14:53] <mkl_>  cannot stat ‘/home/scrutonm1/MKL_Software/TopCat_Launch’: No such file or directory
[14:53] <mkl_> still the same error
[14:55] <holstein> mkl_: you dont copy it anywhere
[14:55] <holstein> just make the launcher for it
[14:56] <mkl_> I have made the launcher. But I wanted the launcher to apear in the same list as all the other apllications
[14:57] <mkl_> so that I could run it as if it was any other application without having to treat it as an exception
[14:58] <holstein> mkl_: and, you can
[14:58] <holstein> mkl_: the othes run the same way.. those are just links
[14:58] <mkl_> so how do I get the launcher to appear in the list?
[14:58] <holstein> mkl_: you can do what you are trying to do... you'll just have to keep troubleshooting. or use a "friendlier" and arguably heavier menu
[14:59] <mkl_> What do you mean?
[15:00] <holstein> mkl_: i mean, you can do what you are trying to do.. but you will need to research and learn how
[15:00] <holstein> mkl_: or, use something else that facilitates these types of changes easier
[15:01] <holstein> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=896355
[15:02] <holstein> http://askubuntu.com/questions/196614/how-do-i-edit-the-menu-in-lubuntu
[16:24] <shiner> just wanted to say, installed lubuntu 14.04 beta 1, all good so far, seems smoother and slicker, I'm a happy camper!!
[16:26] <webgen> hey guys mysql channel is dead, I cant run mysql after installing deb pack, how do I run it??
[16:47] <wxl> webgen: you mean you've never run mysql and want to know how?
[16:49] <webgen> wxl well i didnt use terminal to install it so deb package just unpacked it at a random location, i didnt know how to run that one otherwise i know how to run the one that installs from apt-get :P
[16:49] <webgen> wxl i already installed one from apt-get i got tired of tinkering lol
[16:49] <wxl> webgen: should be the same. apt-get uses dpkg.
[16:50] <webgen> wxl it was just 0.1 version lower thats the stupid reason i decided to download the package myself haha
[16:52] <wxl> webgen: you can see if you succeeded in stalling with dpkg -l | grep -i mysql
[16:53] <webgen> wxl, uh  i dont wanna mess with it anymore, i already installed :S and deleted the downlaoded .deb package
[16:53] <webgen> wxl thanks thought :P
[16:53] <webgen> though*
[17:16] <mkl_> so I am trying to install Swarp
[17:16] <mkl_> http://www.astromatic.net/software/swarp
[17:17] <mkl_> I have installed make
[17:17] <mkl_> yet when i try the steps in the int=stall instructions i get an error
[17:17] <mkl_> they are to type./configure followed by make and then make install
[17:17] <mkl_> no "make" file seems to be created though :(
[17:18] <wxl> what's the error?
[17:18] <mkl_> I am still new to the linux environment
[17:18] <mkl_>  no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
[17:18] <wxl> install gcc
[17:18] <wxl> and in general refer to this:
[17:18] <wxl> !build
[17:19] <mkl_> there is available for download a rpm file. I tried to get that to work too to no avail
[17:20] <mkl_> I believe that is a pre built package?
[17:21] <wxl> no don't bother with the rpm tho alien can convert it maybe
[17:27] <wxl> !alien
[17:28] <mkl_> well I am glad I aborted mission on that one then. I did nearly install alien. Currently following the steps to instal gcc
[17:28] <mkl_> I think that will be my best option. I am not really seeing it prebuilt anywhere thus far
[17:28] <wxl> compiling is not for the weak but if your patient, it will work
[17:28] <wxl> did you search on launchpad ppas?
[17:28] <mkl_> it is 3% done at the moment
[17:29] <mkl_> launchpad
[17:29] <mkl_> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/swarp/2.19.1-1
[17:29] <mkl_> that is the same as I have though
[17:29] <wxl> oh then there's prolly a ppa
[17:29] <wxl> not certainly
[17:29] <wxl> but probably
[17:30] <mkl_> what is a ppa?
[17:30] <mkl_> please excuse my ignorance
[17:30] <wxl> personal package archive
[17:30] <wxl> !ppa
[17:30] <mkl_> also by compliling is not for the weak do you mean it just requires patience? Patience I have plenty but technical skill and experience with linux I still lack
[17:31] <wxl> well a little bit of both :)
[17:31] <wxl> what cpu/lubuntu do you have?
[17:32] <wxl> !info swarp
[17:32] <wxl> hm
[17:32] <wxl> trusty only methinks
[17:33] <mkl_> lubuntu13.10 desktop
[17:33] <wxl> OH
[17:33] <mkl_> cpu is an intel Core2Duo@1.66
[17:34] <mkl_> pretty old laptop
[17:34] <wxl> stop compiling
[17:34] <wxl> it's available in the repos
[17:34] <wxl> !info suckless-tools
[17:35] <mkl_> :)
[17:35] <mkl_> Thanks. that looked like it was going to take all night
[17:35] <wxl> compiling does often take a while
[17:35] <wxl> recommend doing this in the future: apt-cache search <thing you want>
[17:36] <wxl> dmenu, lsw, slock, st, sselp, ssid, tabbed, and wmname are also included
[17:36] <wxl> which apt-cache show suckless-tools will show you
[17:36]  * wxl wnoders
[17:36] <wxl> !search swarp
[17:36] <wxl> hm
[17:40] <wxl> Unit193: is there an ubottu search command that works like apt-cache search?
[17:40] <mkl_> :) install finished
[17:40] <mkl_> now to do the same for SExtractor
[17:40] <wxl> compiling is a good skill to have but generally not necessary
[17:41] <wxl> you don't even have to search for that
[17:41] <wxl> !info sextractor
[17:42] <mkl_> I don't know that I am up to it just yet. And although I have a keen interest in computer science I have only just taken the plunge yesterday to make my old laptop a dual boot
[17:42] <wxl> it will come in time
[17:42] <mkl_> I have fiddled around with live USB's and I use Linux at work
[17:42] <wxl> nice
[19:04] <Natsum> hi guys, is there any lubutnu 13.10 iso which can fit to CD?
[19:07] <ianorlin> it actually fits on the cd when you burn it just the iso is a little bigger
[19:09] <Natsum> thx, I will try
[19:11] <Natsum> + Does lubuntu have wifi drivers? I have usb wifi card (ratlink)
[20:08] <guest5691203> hello
[20:10] <guest5691203> the sound preferences dialog in ubuntu has a "Output" tab where you can choose through which output you want to play sound
[20:12] <guest5691203> how can this be done in lubuntu? i tried installing pulseaudio + pulseaudio volume control (pavucontrol). but i don't see where and how this setting could be achieved from within pavucontrol
[20:13] <guest5691203> is anyone here who knows how to do it?
[20:26] <Phil42> guest5691203:  you are on the right track.  lubuntu ships without pulseaudio
[20:26] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: you an add pulse it you like
[20:27] <holstein> if*
[20:27] <holstein> i have, and have added pavucontrol.. worked OK
[20:29] <LubuntuAudioOutp> Phil42 & holstein : thx for your replies. but i am talking about this tab: http://i.stack.imgur.com/bV6Ya.png
[20:29] <LubuntuAudioOutp> in that picture you can see the "play sound through" setting
[20:29] <LubuntuAudioOutp> where is that setting in pavucontrol?
[20:29] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: i use pavucontrol
[20:29] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: i added it
[20:29] <LubuntuAudioOutp> i can't find it
[20:30] <LubuntuAudioOutp> yeah, me too, but how do you choose the default output in pavucontrol
[20:30] <LubuntuAudioOutp> ?
[20:32] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: cant find it always? or just in lubuntu? or just on that hardware?
[20:33] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: well, to be a bit more precise: i want a system wide equalizer. pulse audio has a built-in system wide equalizer, see: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/03/install-pulseaudio-with-built-in-system.html
[20:34] <LubuntuAudioOutp> but to get it to work one must select "FFT based equalizer on Built-in..." as the output, just as described on that page
[20:34] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: you can add pulse
[20:35] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: lubuntu doesnt ship with it
[20:35] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: i already have added pulseaudio + pavucontrol...
[20:35] <holstein> what i might do is, load up a live CD of xubuntu, install/use pavucontrol.. see if that is meeting your needs on that hardware. add what you like to lubuntu
[20:35] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: sure.. but, its not meeting your needs.. and why?
[20:35] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: is it that the device doesnt support alsa?
[20:36] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: what is preventing you from seeing what you want in pavucontrol?
[20:36] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: we konw pavucontrol and pulse does what you want..
[20:36] <holstein> its either that your device doenst support linux/alsa and *wont* do it.. or, you have improrperly configured pulse or something else
[20:38] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: well, look, this is what the ubuntu sound preferences look like: http://i.stack.imgur.com/bV6Ya.png - as you can see in that image, it has an option called "play sound through"
[20:38] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: ubuntu sound prefercnes in the *same* hardware?
[20:38] <LubuntuAudioOutp> and pavucontrol does not have this option
[20:38] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: lubuntu *is* ubuntu, friend
[20:38] <holstein> so, if you have the same version, and the same software from the same repos, it should be the same
[20:38] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: yes, in the same hardware.
[20:38] <holstein> if you have lubuntu 13.10, and ubuntu 12.04.. or some other differences..
[20:39] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: no. pavucontrol is not the same as the ubuntu sound preferences AFAIK
[20:39] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: no AFAIK.. confirm
[20:39] <Phil42> holstein:  there are differences, and audio is different in lubuntu
[20:39] <holstein> Phil42: sure. but he's trying to add, and says he has added pulse
[20:39] <holstein> Phil42: the same tools will, or have for me, acted the same
[20:39] <Phil42> true
[20:39] <holstein> they are the same packages from the same repos, at least. assuming configuration
[20:40] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: so.. ask your self, whats the difference.. find that difference, and rectify
[20:41] <LubuntuAudioOutp> holstein: the ubuntu sound preferences are different from pavucontrol. just look at them:
[20:41] <LubuntuAudioOutp> pavucontrol:
[20:41] <saliko> i had problems in lubuntu when connect audio using BT bluetooth
[20:41] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: sure.. but pavucontrol does that routing
[20:41] <LubuntuAudioOutp> http://jan.newmarch.name/LinuxSound/Sampled/PulseAudio/images/pavucontrol.png
[20:41] <LubuntuAudioOutp> ubuntu sound preferences:
[20:41] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: and, the audio controls you have in ubuntu are in the repo. and you can add them if you like
[20:42] <LubuntuAudioOutp> http://i.stack.imgur.com/bV6Ya.png
[20:42] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: i use pavucontrol to do *exactly* what you are trying to do
[20:42] <LubuntuAudioOutp> [20:41] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: and, the audio controls you have in ubuntu are in the repo. and you can add them if you like <--- ok that's what i wanted to know. how can i add them to lubuntu?
[20:42] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: just install them
[20:42] <LubuntuAudioOutp> [20:42] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: i use pavucontrol to do *exactly* what you are trying to do <--- and how are you doing it?
[20:42] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: the sources are the same
[20:43] <LubuntuAudioOutp> [20:42] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: just install them <--- what are they called?
[20:43] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: you search using the package manager of your choice, and install them
[20:43] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: i havent used main ubuntu in ages.. but when i want to know *exactly* what is going on, i load a live CD and look in a package manager
[20:43] <holstein> LubuntuAudioOutp: you may also find that information looking at a package list, or in #ubuntu
 LubuntuAudioOutp: i use pavucontrol to do *exactly* what you are trying to do <--- and how are you doing it?
[20:46] <LubuntuAudioOutp> which tab? which setting?
[21:02] <Unit193> !find ssh server
[21:02] <Unit193> !find ssh
[21:02] <Unit193> wxl: Kind of, but not as good ^
[21:03] <Unit193> It's package and file search.
[21:03] <Unit193> !find sshd_config
[21:03] <wxl> !find swarp
[21:03] <wxl> yep that's what i needed
[21:03] <wxl> thanks, Unit193
[21:04] <Phil42> did the audio output question get answered/
[21:04] <Phil42> ?
[21:05] <Unit193> Sure.
[23:33] <ianorlin> I know there is something like that for audicious under the prefrences menu
[23:34] <ianorlin> wow that was way back