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basketballholstein,  or Pici  how do i sync the caps indicator on the keyboard between usb keyboard and laptop keyboard00:07
phillwbasketball: if you hang around long enough for an answer, we did have a play a little earlier... there is some good news and some bad news.00:17
phillwthe bad news is that the devices seem to have it 'hard wired' into them as to what state they are in as, for example, an USB keyboard would need to send the computer the ASCII code for A when you have Caps / Shift in use, as opposed to a.00:19
phillwthe good news? So, I guess the answer is to add Keyboard LED settings to your task bar, as it reports correctly which ever keyboard sets caps / num lock :)00:21
wxlbasketball: ↑00:22
phillwmine is to far right of my task bar (it can also handle scroll lock).00:22
basketballphillw, i had to install new irc client00:23
basketballhow do i do that00:23
phillwbasketball: if you run 14.04 it is an option... I never saw it in 13.10, but someone here should be able to say if it was on there.00:23
basketball13.1000:24
wxli'm pretty sure it's00:24
wxl there00:24
wxli don't have it in front of me but i've come across it before00:25
wxljust right click on the "system tray" and edit settings basketball00:25
phillwwxl: is Keyboard LED Settings in the 13.10 task bar... I've had a tidy up so only have 14.0400:25
basketballwxl,  where is the system tray00:25
wxlbasketball: bottom right00:26
wxlphillw: not in front of me00:26
phillwbasketball: it is the menu bar... right click on a part of it that is empty and you will see 'Add / Remove Panel Items' then click on the tab 'Panel Applets'. from there you can add new applets to the bar. Where you place KeyBoard LED is up to you...00:33
phillwI have mine on the far right, after my CPU monitor, CPU temp, clock :)00:34
phillwbasketball:  what is piglet up to department goes on the right for me... you can choose how that bar is set up... one of the many beauties of the bar... put it where you want, put on it what you and in what order :)00:36
phillwbasketball: http://imagebin.org/29746800:39
basketballphillw, how do i do that in ubuntu01:14
wxlbasketball: join #ubuntu for help with that01:15
basketballwxl what can i google01:15
wxlbasketball: you can google how do i join #ubuntu so i can ask them how to do something :)01:16
wxlbasketball: you'll find that in general ubuntu folks don't use lubuntu and vice versa. so point your questions in the right direction.01:16
basketballi have aske so many times there no one answers in there01:16
wxlbasketball: so you either left before someone answered or no one knows. alternately, you can use askubuntu or the ubuntu forum01:17
basketballwhat is this called the syncing the lights01:18
wxlbasketball: syncronizing the caps lock status of your two keyboards, which is what you asked about01:20
basketballthanks01:22
basketballwxl,  still no one has answered01:33
wxlbasketball: still, i can't help you, and it's unlikely that anywhere here can. asking us to help isn't going to change that fact. again i recommend askubuntu or the ubuntu forum.01:33
ianorlinI had that problem with with vm once that it was backwards01:45
basketballhttp://askubuntu.com/questions/430110/two-keyboards-in-ubuntu-13-1001:50
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Aiena3How do i install Apche alone on lubuntu ?08:39
Aiena3there are seceral packages and ia am confused as to what i need08:40
Aiena3*several Apache08:40
Unit193apache2 has the config and init scripts, -bin is the actual bins and modules.08:42
Aiena3Unit193, so only those 2 are needed for a basic website08:44
Aiena3I was just setting one up locally for practice08:44
Aiena3so this wont be linked to the net08:44
Unit193apache2 will install -bins.08:44
Aiena3Ok08:44
Unit193I'd think apache2 would be the one to install...08:44
Aiena3let me try08:44
Aiena3ypour right Unit19308:45
Aiena3thanks08:45
Aiena3Unit193, why does apache give a warning "Not authenticated" ?08:46
Aiena3*apache208:46
Unit193Where?08:46
Aiena3one sec08:46
Aiena3how do I add printscreen functionality to lubuntu08:47
Aiena3I can't show you a screen grab08:47
Unit193It uses `scrot` by default, placing a file in ~/08:48
Aiena3one sec08:56
Aiena3its there but not working as expected so reinstalling08:57
Aiena3hnn mo problems now08:58
Aiena3its showing the ubuntu logo next to it now08:58
Aiena3seems ok08:58
Aiena3thanks Unit19309:00
Aiena3Bye09:00
b1zz4rr0n3hi everybody.11:51
b1zz4rr0n3is there a fast metod to create desktop icon and rename it like on genome?11:51
b1zz4rr0n3like on gnome-classic I mean11:51
leszekhi14:17
cy3g2Lubuntu installer is broken. I told it not to download updates while installing (because I just wanted to try it out in VirtualBox) but it downloaded them anyway.16:53
cy3g2PCmanFM appears to be broken. Crashes the second time I used it.16:59
cy3g2I really do like the artwork though. But PCManFM crashes when browsing network files. A simple "network timeout" error would be nice, instead of crashing.17:03
Meerkatwhich version?17:14
cy3g2Meerkat: Latest.17:16
Meerkat13.10?17:16
cy3g2Yes. Even effing Chromium on LinuxMint crashes if it can't reach a remote host. I guess this is now becoming the trend instead of showing a "timeout error".17:17
Meerkatyea, plenty of crashes. :(17:20
Meerkat14.04 crashes if you don't auth quick enough when updating17:20
koelldoes pcmanfm also hide folders with .hidden files?18:37
Meerkatkoell, do you mean files with dots in front?18:38
Meerkatlike .mypornstash18:38
koellMeerkat: i would like to hide folders without dots in front, but to declare them in a .hidden file18:39
koelli may try spaceFM :)18:47
ianorlindo other folders depend on that file being there?19:31
koellianorlin: it is the public_html folder. the reason i like to hide it is to keep my home directory "clean"19:42
koellbut it is maybe a better idea to use the /var/www folder and add myself to www-data19:42
wxlkoell: either way should work but i prefer the /var/www solution19:44
koellwxl: do u use suphp or how did u solve the writing permission for both, php and user?19:45
wxlkoell: you assume i have a need for php ;)19:45
koellwxl: or at least apache .919:45
wxlkoell: ew apache, i prefer nginx19:46
koellwxl: does it have the same dir in /var/www?19:46
wxlkoell: like every other webserver, it can do whatever you want19:46
koellsure :)19:46
koellbut i prefer default settings19:46
wxlof course, but some default settings are security-minded (good) and others are convienence-minded (bad) so i always review and tailor default settings to my own likings19:47
wxli'd say that's especially something you should do with any outward facing services19:47
trickyheroanynews on fixing firefox?20:27
Meerkatfixing it how?20:29
trickyheroon 14.04 it dosn't run20:30
wxlphillw mentioned this the other day but i don't remember the bug number20:31
trickyherojust wondering, it's fine I'm using chromium20:31
wxlmore better trickyhero :)20:31
wxlthis is the beast i believe https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/127806220:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1278062 in firefox (Ubuntu) "firefox crashes on startup (but apparently layunched properly to enable me to post this)" [Medium,Confirmed]20:31
phillwwxl: indeed20:32
wxlspecific to the lubuntu session20:32
phillwafaik,. Julien is looking into it.20:32
wxlworks in openbox session, if you want a workaround, trickyhero20:32
trickyheromine never works *shrug20:32
trickyheroah20:32
phillwtrickyhero:  use gksudo firefox... it is a dirty hack, but will not break things for when it does get fixed.20:33
trickyherohmm, yeah I'm fine with chromium anyways, I just was curious, love this distro20:33
Meerkatoh my god. It doesn't. :o20:33
wxltrickyhero: if you want to know what's going on with it, subscribe to the bug20:33
wxlgksudo firefox?!20:33
wxlomg, phillw, i cannot believe you are honestly recommending that.20:33
phillwyeah, I still have chromium from 13.10 on my machine20:33
wxlat that point you might as well suggest unprotected casual sex!20:33
phillwwxl: just do NOT do sudo firefox... you WILL break it!20:33
phillwwxl: it is not just ffox that is borked.... this is a fairly nasty bug :(20:34
wxlwow, weird20:34
wxli'm still pissed about this avahi problem i'm having. i should upgrade to 14.04 and see if it helps.20:35
phillwwxl: If you do an upgrade, you will keep chromium as a browser.20:37
Meerkatany news on if Lubuntu 14.04 will be LTS?20:38
wxlphillw: i like chromium. in fact, i've kind of taken to installing chrome.20:38
phillwMeerkat: 14.04 will be lts20:38
Meerkat:o20:38
Meerkat3 or 5 years?20:38
wxlisn't everything on the same lts schedule now?20:39
* wxl wonders about kubuntu20:39
Meerkatnow i am happy. i can go back to lubuntu =)20:39
phillwMeerkat: April 2019 is the EoL for 14.0420:40
phillwhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases#Ubuntu_14.04_LTS_.28Trusty_Tahr.2920:41
Meerkatphillw, it doesn't say anything about lubuntu.20:42
phillwMeerkat: lubuntu 14.04 is lts :)20:43
phillwMeerkat: the musings of 14.04 and onwards are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Testing/14.0420:44
Meerkatsweet. lubuntu is really light-weight21:43
MeerkatI opened all programs in the menus and my 14.04 VM currently uses 34% cpu of the single core I gave it and 794 mb of 994mb.21:44
holsteinall programs?21:45
holsteinoh.. you mean, you clicked on all the icons?.. as a stress test?21:45
Meerkatya21:50
Meerkat102 processes running21:50
basketballlhow do i set up altgr23:06
ianorlinjoin #ubuntu-us-ca23:21

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