[03:17] <john_rambo> Anybody using lxqt ? I just installed it but cant login to it....it just logs out
[09:38] <MaxFrames> how do I autostart an application (nm-applet) for all users on lubuntu 14.04?
[10:27] <Vankalif> hi to all
[10:28] <Vankalif> привет всем
[10:28] <Vankalif> есть кто
[10:28] <Vankalif> отпишитесь закоенктился я или нет?
[10:31] <silverlion> Vankalif: i am sorry but here it's english to talk
[10:31] <silverlion> russian speaker are not available now
[10:32] <Vankalif> sorry idont know
[10:41] <alket> Hi , I currently use kubuntu  , but I want more speed from my laptop , I want to install lubuntu-desktop package , but when I enter the lubuntu "mode" will it launch kde depencies ?
[10:43] <silverlion> alket: it can happen, yes. (but i am not a100% sure. best way is a complete re-install to get kde completely off your hard-drive
[10:44] <alket> silverlion: thank you
[11:25] <rana75> hi
[16:52] <vasa1> Has anyone here managed to login to the lxqt desktop after installing the lxqt metapackage on Lubuntu 14.04?
[16:52] <vasa1> I just get returned to the login screen
[17:03] <ianorlin> I haven't figured that out yet
[17:03] <bollo__> I've got the same problem
[17:14] <musshan> Hello people. I am on a brand new istall of lubuntu 14.04 and enjoying its speed :D
[17:14] <musshan> *install
[17:16] <musshan> I want to know the keyboard shortcuts for lubuntu 14.04
[17:16] <musshan> can anyone help me with that?
[17:20] <musshan> is no one online?
[17:23] <ianorlin> there is a page on the wiki with all of them and if you go read only to ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml has all of them in there but is confusing to figure out the xml
[17:23] <ianorlin> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Keyboard is the wiki page
[17:40] <musshan> ianorlin: thanks for the reply
[17:40] <musshan> ianorlin: is there anyway to have automatically switching wallpaper in lubuntu like in ubuntu?
[17:43] <musshan> ianorlin: when i ctrl+ald+del the system logouts instead of lxtask
[17:43] <leszek> musshan: you could write a script which copies new wallpapers to one file which pcmanfm uses as wallpaper
[17:44] <musshan> leszek: i am not familiar with scripts although if you can guide me i might be able to follow
[17:44] <leszek> musshan: look at .config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml for ctrl-alt-del and set it to lxtask instead
[17:44] <leszek> musshan: I guess there are some already available
[17:45] <leszek> musshan: see for example this here which is a pretty clever one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1843824
[17:46] <leszek> musshan: but this script assumes you have the wallpapers all in one folder and nummerically named like 01.jpg 02.jpg and so on
[17:46] <leszek> musshan: it also only seems to work with jpgs
[17:46] <musshan> leszek: ic
[17:47] <musshan> leszek:is there a keyboard shortcut for killing an unresposive application?
[17:48] <leszek> musshan: if ctrl+alt+esc is not starting xkill then I think no
[17:48] <leszek> musshan: so basically alt+f2 "xkill" enter would be the shortest I guess
[17:49] <musshan> leszek:  in the xml i found that ctrl+alt+del is pointing to task manager only but my system is logging out
[17:52] <leszek> musshan: Interesting. Can you show me that file (currently @work and don't have lubuntu running here). Either the ctrl+alt+del stuff is commented out or some other app is interfering like the power manager. Check also the power manager if something is set there in its settings
[17:54] <musshan> leszek:how do i show you the file?
[17:55] <leszek> musshan: paste it to a paste service like paste.kde.org or pastebin.com
[17:57] <musshan> leszek: i have pasted on pastebin.com
[17:59] <musshan> leszek: the link is http://pastebin.com/QdW5gKHt
[18:01] <leszek> musshan: and if you execute lxsession-default tasks it starts the taskmanager and does not log you out ?
[18:02] <musshan> leszek: like the menu logout does not log me out directly it shows me the menu where i can choose to logout to shutdown
[18:03] <leszek> so even lxsession-default tasks does this ?
[18:04] <musshan> leszek: lxsession-default means the poweroff button or logout from the menu?
[18:12] <ianorlin> I think leszek is talking aboutin a terminal
[18:13] <musshan> ianorlin: so i shoud typre lxsession-default in terminal? and check?
[18:15] <musshan> ianorlin: also can you help me config a manual ip for my network? i have done it in gnome network manager, but this looks different
[18:15] <leszek> musshan: yeah please type this command in the terminal and see what happens :)
[18:16] <musshan> leszek: okay doing it now
[18:18] <musshan> leszek: nothing is happening
[18:19] <leszek> hmm... interesting. Because this is the command that get executed when you press ctrl+alt+del
[18:19] <leszek> musshan: did you check the power manager if it has something set for pressing ctrl+alt+del ?
[18:22] <musshan> leszek: nothing for ctrl+alt+del
[18:22] <musshan> leszek: can you help me configure manual ip address?
[18:23] <leszek> whats the problem there ?
[18:26] <musshan> leszek: ah nothing i didnt check it out sorry
[18:28] <musshan> leszek: i removed this poweroff button from the panel is there a way to get it back?
[18:29] <musshan> leszek: thanks for helping for now. ciao tomo. its getting late. gtg. bye mate.
[18:30] <leszek> ok bye. For the power button right clicking the panel will help.
[18:30] <leszek> there you can add plugins to the panel
[18:30] <leszek> one of them should be the power button I hope
[18:31] <musshan> leszek: there is not power button plugin mate. will figureout these things tomo
[18:31] <musshan> ciao
[18:31] <leszek> ok cu
[19:26] <urielvigilant> how to I already installed sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java and also sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer but i cant run a file.jar .how to use it ?
[19:26] <wxl> urielvigilant: java file.jar
[19:29] <urielvigilant> wxl let me try it .
[19:31] <urielvigilant> i went to the folder where it is the jar, then dii what you said and then i receive this answear Error: Could not find or load main class startup.jar
[19:33] <wxl> so you're trying to run a file called startup.jar?
[19:33] <urielvigilant> yes ?
[19:34] <wxl> is that a question or a statrement?
[19:35] <urielvigilant> yes it is a startup.jar ! sorry
[19:35] <urielvigilant> the programmer send me this link, it is a web email extracter  http://vietspider.org/release/VietSpider3_20_XML_Linux.zip
[19:35] <wxl> and if you do `ls startup.jar` you get `startup.jar` back?
[19:36] <urielvigilant> let me see
[19:36] <wxl> i'm not about to touch some unknown zip file, sorry
[19:36] <urielvigilant> yes it game that back
[19:36] <urielvigilant> it give me back
[19:36] <wxl> try `java -jar startup.jar`
[19:38] <urielvigilant> it says : no main manifest attribute, in startup.jar
[19:39] <wxl> sounds like you got a problem with your jar file; talk to "the programmer"
[19:39] <urielvigilant> thank you
[20:54] <morsing_> Trying to install lubuntu, i get a "The ext4 file system in partition #1 of SCSI1 (0,0,0) (sda) failed." Where do i go from here?
[20:54] <genii> morsing_: Is this a clean install?
[20:55] <morsing_> Yeah
[20:55] <genii> You could try switching to a console and manually mkfs on it
[20:56] <morsing_> Can you guide me? Or is there an online guide  i can use?
[21:00] <genii> I'm soon leaving, but the basic process: ctrl-alt-F1  ( you can probably use any of F1 thru to F4) then you should get a prompt. Then find where it's currently mounted with: mount     ...the device you are looking for is /dev/sda1    which SHOULD be mounted on /target  . then you unmount it with: sudo umount /target  (or different name if the mount command showed something else than /target) . Then: sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1    and let it finish. Then
[21:00] <genii> mount it again in same place as before with: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /target ...then to alt-tab-F# back to install screen
[21:01] <genii> Where F# is one of the function keys , I think F1 or maybe F4 in the install not like F7 in regular X
[21:01] <morsing_> thanks, i will try. :)
[21:07] <morsing_> I think the HDD might be broken
[21:08] <morsing_> BDMA stat 0x24
[21:08] <morsing_> failed command: READ DMA
[21:08] <morsing_> I/O error
[21:11] <morsing_> And the SMART data says the disk is failing, that was a sad solution.
[21:21] <genii> morsing_: I decided to stay a bit longer at work today, I'm just back at my desk now. Yes, looks like you have faulty ND
[21:22] <genii> HD, rather...