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ner0xCan anyone suggest to me a good diagraming program?00:18
holsteinner0x: diagraming what? any grahpics app should do grahpics like that.. gimp or whatever00:19
tiziano_ner0x: I use libreoffice draw for this task00:22
ner0xholstein: UML and logic00:23
mostMy computer lack sound after I install alsa-driver-RTv5.18. Could you help me?00:59
holsteinmost: did you undo the thing you did that broke it? and try agin?00:59
holsteinagain*00:59
mostThank you very much.01:00
mostholstein01:00
ochosiholstein: i like your type of advice :D01:01
ochosithere should be a factoid for the bot like that01:02
ochosiand it could auto-respond to *any* problem/question01:02
mostIt lacks sound again.01:03
holsteinmost: sound *did* work before though? correct?01:03
mostYes. Before I install it.01:04
holsteinmost: so, from the live CD only?01:04
mostI'm sorry for bad english.01:04
mostfrom live USB.01:04
holsteinmost: no worries.. we'll get there :)01:04
holsteinmost: ok.. so, you ran a live USB, and sound was ok.. then, you installed, and its not working.. did you try applying any upgrades available? if not, try that now.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade01:05
holsteinmost: then, lets see the ouput of "aplay -l" and "arecord -l"01:05
mostaplay -l  aplay: device_list:268: no soundcards found...01:06
mostarecord: device_list:268: no soundcards found...01:06
holsteinmost: also, please confirm that the audio device is not disabled in the bios..01:07
holsteinmost: you did recieve any updates?01:07
mostNo,I can't recieve any upgrade.01:07
holsteinmost: you mean, you ran the commands, and there are no available updates? they are already applied?01:08
mostYes,sir/madam.01:08
holsteinmost: could be as simple as a regression bug that is affecting your audio device.. the installed system is different than the live system in this way.. you likely applied updates during the installation01:09
mostOK,If I don't know how to solve problem I will install Xubuntu again.01:10
holsteinyou could run the live CD, and see what kernel is installed there, and install that same kernel01:10
holsteinmost: if you do reinstall, i would try this.. dont apply updates during install. then, test the audio *before* upgrading01:10
mostThank you.01:11
holsteinmost: if it works, and the upgrades break it.. you can try booting the older kernel, and see if that is where the issue is.. if so..01:12
holstein!bug01:12
ubottuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.01:12
holsteinbut, you may want to consider looking upstream.. anything addressed upstream would trickle in... could be the kernel or, like you were trying, alsa01:12
mostDo you understand Thai?01:13
holsteinmost: i dont, and i dont see a thai channel...01:20
mostFunny.If you can't read this ไทย it mean you can't understand.01:21
holsteinmost: as i said, i dont.. i can use a translator, but i dont see a native thai channel here01:24
holstein!cn01:25
ubottu如欲獲得中文的協助,請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw01:25
holsteinmaybe?01:25
Unit193!th01:26
ubottuPlease type /join  #ubuntu-th for Ubuntu in Thailand.01:26
holsteineven better!01:26
euryalehi guys!02:27
euryalehow to do i set icc profile for my monitor and printer??02:27
holstein!info gnome-color-manager02:29
ubottugnome-color-manager (source: gnome-color-manager): Color management integration for the GNOME desktop environment. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.8.3-1 (saucy), package size 1390 kB, installed size 4587 kB02:29
holsteineuryale: id try that ^02:29
euryaleok.02:29
holsteinhttps://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/saucy/gnome-color-manager/02:29
euryalei thought before it's not applicable to xfce, cause it requires gnome environment.02:29
holsteineuryale: you tried it?02:30
euryalesori, ok wait.02:36
euryale!holstein ahm i don't where gnome-color-manager went, i can't find the program in whisker menu or in settings.02:38
ubottueuryale: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)02:38
holsteineuryale: try running it from the terminal02:42
euryale@holstein, tried this command but terminal can't find it. gnome-color-manager02:44
euryaleusing alt+f2 does not find anything either.02:45
holsteineuryale: sure.. just relax.. i'll insatll it here, and learn how to run it02:45
euryaleyay thanks. (goin to kitchen)02:45
euryale@holstein brb. lunch time.02:58
holsteineuryale: im not interested in installing that02:58
holsteineuryale: i dont have a way of testing icc profiles here02:58
holsteineuryale: i got busy for a bit02:59
krytarikeuryale: Just run "sed -i '/NoDisplay=true/d' /usr/share/applications/gcm-*", and they'll magically pop up in the menus. :P (This would be reverted on a package upgrade though.)03:02
krytarikeuryale: Well, with "sudo" prepended, of course - forgot to add that. :)03:03
Tom1hello03:10
sleeziohello, is anyone(xubuntu) here using the Secret Agent Firefox addon? if so, did it break for you on the firefox 27.0.1 update?03:10
krytariksleezio: Apparently, you should ask in #ubuntu too. :P03:17
sleezioyea, asking in #firefox atm03:18
krytarikOr that, yes. :)03:18
sleezioi sent the creator an email, no reply yet, i thought i'd beat the bushes on freenode03:18
krytarikHeh. :P03:18
sleeziohmm..just checked firefox website, linux version shows latest as 2803:23
lokote_jonesWell, I broke my X installation. Sigh.03:23
sleeziooops, *beta*03:24
euryale@holstein. thank u.03:32
euryale@krytarik thank u i will try that too :)03:33
euryale!krytarik stil no luck.03:35
ubottueuryale: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)03:35
euryale@krytarik still no luck.03:35
krytarikeuryale: You sure you checked in all relevant places, like Settings Manager too, for example?03:48
euryaleyes i did.03:49
euryalegonna remove it now.03:49
krytarikeuryale: Well, you can always run it from the command line too, with "gcm-calibrate", for example.03:50
euryaleok03:50
euryaleit says: The program 'gcm-calibrate' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:03:51
euryalesudo apt-get install gnome-color-manager03:51
euryalei installed gnome-color-manager duh.03:51
euryaleim confused ive installed that awhile ago.03:52
krytarikeuryale: So is it installed now or not? :P (You can easily check that with "dpkg -l gnome-color-manager", for example.)03:55
euryaleinstalled now.03:55
euryaleit says: no device specified.03:56
euryalei was hoping for a gui, im not good with cli.03:57
krytarikeuryale: Maybe rather have a look at something like this anyway: http://askubuntu.com/questions/199661/how-do-you-set-system-display-color-profiles-in-xubuntu-and-lubuntu04:03
euryalemaybe i'll need the xicc04:05
euryalegonna check it out.04:05
euryalemay its time to drop xfce :(04:08
jonzenxubu 14.04 beta1  network indicator applet disappeared  can any1 tell me how to restore it04:31
jonzenstrange   connected to a network printer and scanned a few docs   then it was gone04:32
jonzennevermind  i have an image of hdd  ill just restore it  see if it does it again04:34
boldfilter1IdleOne Ping05:33
boldfilter1Yolo05:38
nekonoko#swag05:39
andryo/ \o05:39
boldfilter1Unity sucks the D05:39
behroozI add cs50.h to xubuntu 12.4 from this article https://manual.cs50.net/library/#_debian_ubuntu07:06
behroozbut when i compile my program it has error , this is error http://paste.ubuntu.com/7118384/07:07
behroozhow i solve problem ?07:07
behroozplease help me ?07:08
baizonbehrooz: i think this is the wrong channel for this question. Ask in on #C++07:11
behroozok thank you very much07:12
xubuntu956hello,anybody has met the problem after installing libopencv-dev08:41
xubuntu956that some software like qt won't start08:42
xubuntu956throwing a error that can not initialize glx08:42
Rinuxhi12:22
HedgeworkHey, all.  I'm on Xubuntu for the first time in ages -- I'm familiar with Debian and Ubuntu server, though -- and I used us(dvorak-alt-intl) as my preferred keymap.  IT set this machine up for me, and did something glitchy with the keymap (unless I'm logged in to Xfce4 I get qwerty, which means I have to try to log in on qwerty and use a terminal to setxkbmap after starting i3wm to get back to13:03
Hedgeworkus(dvorak-alt-intl))  Can someone point me to some documentation that would indicate what config files I should be editing to get my preferred keymap across the board?  (Xubuntu 13.10)13:03
cfhowlett!keymap13:07
Hedgework(I did try a web search, but all the docs were how to set keymap in the installer...*grumbles*)13:07
Hedgeworkcfhowlett: I think you mean ! layout, but that only addresses the keymap while in KDE/GNOME/XFCE...I want a system-wide change and I don't use any of those DEs13:09
Hedgework:/13:09
cfhowlettHedgework, I'm not finding that solution via search ...13:10
HedgeworkMe either, which is why I asked here. :(13:10
* Hedgework goes about poking in vaguely relevant-sounding config files and hopes for the best13:11
fballsHi, I recently switched to VLC from Parole, is there an easy way to associate all media files with VLC?14:51
fballsOr do I have to change them one at a time in Thunar?14:53
GridCubefballs, the faster way would be to remove parole, that way the only available program to play images will be vlc14:53
ochosifballs: in the settings-manager there is a tool for that14:53
GridCubes/images/videos14:53
ochosi"mime type editor"14:53
GridCubeelse you can use the MIME TYPE editor to change the programs14:53
fballsdoes VLC not use gstreamer?14:54
GridCubei dont think so14:54
fballsk14:54
GolynxHi . Sometimes when i'm working on my pc for a few hours, some programs, directories and tabs just dissapear. I try reopening them but then find that the closed programs are still running. I have no way of opening them again, since the tabs on the panel is gone . Is this a bug ?14:54
GridCubefballs, also vlc probably has an internal setting option to associate itself to files14:55
GridCubeGolynx, are you sure you are nos just switching virtual desktops or rolling the windows?14:55
GolynxGridCube: it happens , the windows dissapear when i swipe an active window to another part of the screen14:56
fballsalright, i blew away Parole...seems to have worked, but for anything else, i'll use mime type editor. thank you both! ^^14:56
GridCubeGolynx, rolling a window is done by using the scroll wheel over the title bar of a window, this is similar to minimizing it to the task bar, but the window title remains visible, switching virtual desktops is done by rolling the wheel mouse over an "empty" space in the desktop, like over the wallpaper, or by pressing ctrl-alt-→14:57
GolynxGridCube: i see, i'm on a laptop and the scroll is on the mousepad side. I didnt know about the rolling window thing.15:00
GridCubeGolynx, yes, lots of people don't thats why in the next release this feature will be disabled by default15:00
GridCubeGolynx, you have horizontal scroll enabled on your pad?15:01
GolynxGridCube: yes15:01
GridCubetheres another issue related to that, if you have horizontal scroll then if you move the scroll wheel over the tittle bar of a window it turns transparent15:01
GridCubepeople also dont know about this feature and makes them freak out when their windows fade for no apparent reason15:02
GolynxI see, that explains why it just dissapears15:02
GridCubethis will be also disabled by default (you will be able to keep making windows transparent by pressing alt and using the vertical scroll wheel)15:03
Golynxi'm glad you guys will disable this feature. Its annoying15:03
GridCubeGolynx, its actually pretty useful when you learn about it :)15:04
GridCubebut its anoying if you dont know whats happening and we have no way to provide a clue about whats going on in the current state of the things15:04
GridCubeGolynx, that should cover all the reasons why a program might seem to dissapear but will still be running15:05
GolynxGridCube: Sure no problem then, i will try find a use for it. thanks for the help :)15:05
GridCube(ofcourse some particular programs might fail and close but remain open in the background for other particular reasons)15:06
GridCubebut that would be a particular case and not something you see often15:06
Golynxyeah i like xubuntu , less crashes than other ubuntu versions, only sometimes when i use python IDLE gui :)15:07
fballswhat's the best VM software?15:55
fballsvirtualbox? QEMU? vmware?15:56
SchrodingersScat!best | fballs15:57
ubottufballs: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors.15:57
fballsof course, but say performance-wise?15:59
Hedgeworkfballs: again, it depends on what exactly you are doing.16:32
sohail-ahmedsorry this question is not related to xubuntu, but its pretty simple. How can I give message to somebody here at IRC with his bold name in the front?16:47
sohail-ahmed** name = nick16:47
Hedgeworksohail-ahmed: If you say someone's full nick as I just did to you, their client should hilight the message to bring their attention to it.16:50
Hedgeworksohail-ahmed: What exactly 'hilight' entails varies from client to client, but it's safe to assume that each user has set up a cue they find useful/comfortable.16:50
sohail-ahmedsay Hedgework "just checking"16:51
Hedgeworksohail-ahmed: Exactly.  Like that :)16:51
sohail-ahmedlol16:51
HedgeworkYou don't have to use 'say' explicitly, though :)16:51
sohail-ahmedit does not work16:51
sohail-ahmedHedwork "testing"16:51
Hedgeworksohail-ahmed: I saw the line hilighted.  Your client didn't hilight it because you are not Hedgework :)16:51
sohail-ahmedno16:51
sohail-ahmedI want to say in a format as you are writing16:52
sohail-ahmedwhat should I need to do16:52
sohail-ahmedas my name int the front16:52
sohail-ahmedsurrely I want your name in the front.16:52
sohail-ahmedSimply how have you written this: sohail-ahmed: I saw the line hilighted.  Your client didn't hilight it because you are not Hedgework :)sohail-ahmed: I saw the line hilighted.  Your client didn't hilight it because you are not Hedgework :)16:53
sohail-ahmedsorry for the two pastes, as it took two secs16:53
sohail-ahmedsorry for being dumb16:54
sohail-ahmedI understand16:54
sohail-ahmedthanks for responding!!!!16:54
Hedgeworknp16:55
m3741hey everyone, i'm looking for the live-build auto/config script that is used to build xubuntu saucy. anyone have a url per chance?17:46
xubuntu870hello ppl!!18:01
xubuntu870how do i enable logging in xubuntu18:02
xubuntu870someone plzhelp me18:02
GridCube!patience | xubuntu87018:02
mlneaseHello, xubuntu870!  Sorry, but I'm brand new here myself--just learning the ropes.18:02
ubottuxubuntu870: 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/18:02
GridCube!details | xubuntu87018:03
ubottuxubuntu870: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..."18:03
xubuntu870i have just installed xubuntu 13.0 on my oracle vmware18:04
xubuntu870how do i enable logging service18:05
xubuntu870which is a part of my assignment18:05
m3741what exactly are you trying to log?18:07
xubuntu870i have to setup log viewer18:08
xubuntu870how do i enable it from terminal18:08
knomesetting up log viewer is different from enabling logging; logging is enabled by default18:09
xubuntu870oh!!18:09
xubuntu870where do i see that18:09
knomewell... install a log viewer or look under /var/log18:09
knomeas you still haven't told what kind of logging you want to have, it's impossible to specify the log file18:10
xubuntu870i want to install log viewer18:10
xubuntu870could you just throw some light on that.18:11
m3741what exactly is your assignment?18:11
xubuntu870to install 2 linux os on vm ware18:12
xubuntu870setup user profiles18:12
xubuntu870logging18:12
xubuntu870syslogs18:12
xubuntu870secure ssh18:12
xubuntu870i have installed xubuntu and linpus18:13
xubuntu870created user profiles in xubuntu18:14
xubuntu870have to setup logviewer now..18:14
m3741ok, well there is a fair amount of logging that is enabled by default. all of this logging gets put into files under /var/log18:15
m3741what are you hoping to log?18:17
m3741maybe i misunderstood, you want to view logs generated by syslog? if so, you can run this in a terminal 'sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog'18:18
m3741it will show you the last 10 lines of data logged by syslog and print out anything new from syslog18:20
m3741press Ctrl-C to stop it18:20
xubuntu714i typed as u said//its displaying invalid tail18:31
m3741would you copy and paste the error here?18:36
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Hedgeworkm3741: May I pm?18:51
m3741sure18:52
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longbonglungfishhey folks, has anyone found that after the most recent firefox update, that opening the containing folder of a download from within firefox, uses nautilus instead of thunar? and does anyone know a way to fix this?19:28
Dry_LipsAnyone who knows if a 64bit OS uses more system resources (such as ram, processor cycles) than a 32bit OS?19:37
Dry_LipsBy accident I installed the 64bit version of Xubuntu on my laptop, and I've only got 2GB of ram and an old dual core processor...19:37
bekksDry_Lips: The answer is: "a 64bit OS doesnt use noticable more resources than a 32bit OS."19:44
Dry_LipsOk, thanks!19:46
xubuntu573всем привет19:52
Unit193!ru19:52
ubottuПожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke.19:52
gambitmenвсем привет19:56
bekks!ru | gambitmen19:56
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Ergo_ProxyHello..just installed xubuntu :)20:10
fballsme too!20:11
fballswelcome20:11
Ergo_ProxySince you just installed xubuntu as well, I guess welcome to you too :P20:12
baizon:D20:12
xubuntu668hi there20:16
openessHi. I was here yesterday with a couple of different live-disk problems. These solved themselves after initial update (after install)20:17
openessI just wanted to say thanx for the help, and say that my problems are solved, at least for now20:17
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sattelite_anthemI have a question regarding my laptop's auto-screen-dimming feature- is there any way to turn it off in xubuntu?20:20
baizonsattelite_anthem: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/05/2-ways-to-temporarily-disable.html20:22
sattelite_anthemI have a laptop whose maximum brightness I can only reached by using "sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 f4.b=ff" on the command line. Any time I unplug the power cord though, it automatically changes my brightness to a lower setting. Is there any way I can stop this behavior?20:23
baizonsattelite_anthem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=216218220:25
sattelite_anthemthanks, I'll look into that. Just so you know, I've googled countless threads already so that's why I'm here. I don't mean to be annoying20:27
sattelite_anthemmy laptop is just strange in that I can't use the brightness buttons to reach the *actual* max brightness unless  I use the setpci command20:27
baizonsattelite_anthem: np, if the last link i've posted doesnt help just report back20:29
sattelite_anthemI'm installing dconf-tools, I hope this helps. thanks!20:30
sattelite_anthemhmm, I changed the right setting in dconf editor and the problem is still there20:36
sattelite_anthemsee my problem isn't that it dims the screen because it doesn't really dim the screem. It just resets the brightness to the maximum brightness that is attainable using my keyboard keys. I want it to remain unchanged after I do set-pci to alter the brightness to the actual maximum.20:37
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:41
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
xubuntu714how do i enable logging viewer in xubuntu20:42
Unit193!repeat | xubuntu71420:42
ubottuxubuntu714: 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/20:42
Unit193xubuntu714: Don't do that.20:42
baizonsattelite_anthem: have you tried this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/323846/how-do-i-get-the-brightness-keys-working-on-an-acer-aspireone-d25520:42
baizonxubuntu714: sorry, but i dont understand your question20:42
m3741xubuntu714: did you read my note from earlier?20:42
baizonxubuntu714: which logging viewer do you mean?20:43
xubuntu714i have to enable logging feature20:43
xubuntu714i dont know wat it is20:43
knomexubuntu714, as you are told, logging is enabled by defautl.20:43
xubuntu714am new to xubuntu20:43
Ergo_ProxyWait, what "logging" is enabled by default knome ?20:44
baizonxubuntu714: yes, like knome said, logging is enabled. It's under /var/log20:44
xubuntu714where can i find log viewer20:44
baizonxubuntu714: use your default text editor and open the log you want20:44
Hedgeworkxubuntu714: You have received nothing but patience from this channel, despite not asking questions in a reasonable manner and demanding all sorts of hand-holding.  Please read http://binaryredneck.net/support-leech and consider showing more respect for those trying to help you, then return and try again.20:44
knomeErgo_Proxy, system status logging, like kernel messages.20:44
knomeErgo_Proxy, for debugging20:44
Ergo_ProxyAlright, thank you knome20:45
knomeErgo_Proxy, nothing is sent outside your PC automatically. just for your convenience20:45
xubuntu714command to view log files20:45
xubuntu714??20:45
knomexubuntu714, please.20:46
Ergo_Proxyxubuntu714, /var/log as someone said earlier20:46
Ergo_Proxythe files are there20:46
baizonxubuntu714: use your default text editor and open the log you want20:46
baizonxubuntu714: also, google would give you an good answer for this20:46
xubuntu714please tell me to get there..i mean all commands to get there20:46
Ergo_ProxyYou don't need a command20:47
baizonxubuntu714: open your text editor, then press "open file", then go /var/log/messages.log for example20:47
baizonand you have your log file20:47
xubuntu014help! I need to use my Epson WF-2540 printer and for the life of me can't figure out how to install it!20:47
m3741xubuntu714: what is error of the tail command that I gave you earlier?20:47
Ergo_ProxyJust open the file manager, click on "File System", then on the folder "var" and then on the folder "log"20:47
baizonyeah or this way, thanks Ergo_Proxy20:48
Ergo_ProxyYou can open the filer manager with Alt+F by default20:48
Ergo_Proxyfile*20:48
Unit193baizon: messages.log is a Redhat thing, it's syslog here. :)20:49
baizonah to many logs :D20:49
baizoni always dmesg xD20:49
xubuntu714thank you20:52
xubuntu714ppl20:52
baizonnp20:52
xubuntu714how to enable syslog20:58
knomexubuntu714, syslog is enabled by default. find it at /var/log/syslog.20:59
xubuntu714thanku21:01
xubuntu714how to enable password configuration21:05
xubuntu714how to password configure21:06
xubuntu714hello ppl21:08
xubuntu714how do i feature password configuration21:08
knome!patience | xubuntu71421:08
ubottuxubuntu714: 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/21:08
Unit193"feature password configuration"?21:09
xubuntu714ya21:11
xubuntu714feature pwd config21:12
knomexubuntu714, you are not making sense21:12
xubuntu714i have to enable password configuration feature21:13
xubuntu714pz help me do that21:13
Hedgeworkxubuntu714: So, you said this is a school project...I can't help but be curious...did you just not pay any attention in class, or did your teacher really give you an assignment you don't even have the vocabulary to make proper sense of?21:13
xubuntu714how to Configure secure socket protocols (e.g., ssh)21:24
xubuntu714how to Configure secure socket protocols (e.g., ssh)21:26
elfyxubuntu714: stop doing that21:26
elfyif people want to answer you then they will21:26
fballsanyone know if there's a thunar script for mounting iso images?21:28
fballsi found one for ubuntu, but it uses gksudo21:29
Hedgeworkxubuntu714: I've tried correcting gently, I've tried cluebatting you, and I've tried getting to the root of the problem.  I give up.  You are apparently more interested in getting others to do your homework for you than you are in learning, and quite willing to be rude to the people whom you are asking for free help.  Consider that there's a reason you aren't getting what you want: the way you are behaving21:29
Hedgeworkis bad enough that my 11yo son would be ashamed in your place.21:29
xubuntu714how to Configure secure socket protocols (e.g., ssh)21:32
* Hedgework weighs the benefits of filtering xubuntu714 against the possibility that someone who's not so rude may end up with that nick in the future21:33
* Hedgework plonks21:33
knomexubuntu714, last warning: please stop21:34
knomexubuntu714, we will not be doing your assignment for you21:34
fballsis there a version of gksudo or kdesudo for xfce?21:44
krytarik!info gksu | fballs21:45
ubottufballs: gksu (source: gksu): graphical frontend to su. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.2-6ubuntu2 (saucy), package size 26 kB, installed size 172 kB21:45
knomefballs, gksudo is good for xubuntu21:45
fballsah ok, thanks. i'm still trying to get my head around what runs in what DE21:46
knomewell, pretty much everything runs everywhere21:46
knomethere aren't always xfce-specific components21:46
knomeand even if there were, you wouldn't have to use them21:46
misingnoglicI just installed xubuntu on my dell inspiron mini, how do I make wifi work?21:47
fballsk...i'm still kinda setting things up and i'm in the "try not to break anything phase"21:47
fballsi loaded gnome-tweak-tool and xfce didn't like that :D21:48
fballsthanks for the help <321:51
zleaphi all22:29
zleaphow does my latest post to twitter look :)23:43
Unit193I think you're looking for #xubuntu-offtopic, and may want to provide a link as well.23:44
zleapsorry23:46
zleaphttps://twitter.com/zleap1423:46
zleapwell i posted the flyer for start ubuntu / xubuntu to twitter,  the xubutu team is really on the ball with everything,  the whole system looks very polished23:47

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