[02:06] <cubed_root> umount doesn't remove my usb icon from the gui file manager, is that normal?
[03:11] <woof-woof> No warning is given when deleting files from desktop. This seems serious to me.
[03:12] <cfhowlett> woof-woof the files are moved to the trashcan.  stay there until you empty the .trash
[03:13] <woof-woof> No if I delete with shift+delete... I delete files this way, and if I choose the incorrect by accident is over.
[03:23] <woof-woof> Another thing I can't delete some folders... I just extracted one from tar archive and it can't be deleted from desktop.
[07:21] <Kovica> I have two monitors (one touchscreen and one regular). I've used xrandr to set regular screen right of touch screen, so extended display. Now ubuntu things the entire extended desktop is touch. How can I solve this problem ?
[07:33] <deshipu> Kovica: wacom?
[07:34] <deshipu> Kovica: if so, use xsetwacom to specify the display of the device
[07:38] <Kovica> nope, no wacom. touchscreen is "TouchPack"
[07:38] <Kovica> deshipu: and if've tried xsetwacom. It says that it does not recognize any waom hardware
[07:39] <deshipu> Kovica: refer to the documentation of your device then in how to set the "active area"
[07:40] <deshipu> Kovica: I *think* you can also do it in xorg.conf
[07:40] <Kovica> deshipu: I think that too, but how?
[07:40] <Kovica> deshipu: I've tried xinput_calibrate, but it also thinks that the entire extended desktop is touchscreen
[07:42] <Kovica> deshipu: and if I don't have the second montior connected, touchscreen works
[07:43] <deshipu> from 'man xorg.conf'
[07:45] <deshipu> Option "TransformationMatrix" "a b c d e f g h i"
[07:45] <deshipu> The input device will be bound to the area given in the matrix.
[07:47] <Kovica> deshipu: ok, I'll try to figure out how to do it. :)
[07:49] <deshipu> Kovica: read the whole correcposning part of the man, it tells you exactly how to use it
[07:49] <Kovica> deshipu: If this is the solution, I'm buying :)
[07:49] <deshipu> Kovica: just open a terminal, type 'man xorg.conf' and then use / to search for 'TransformationMatrix'
[07:50] <elfy> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Calibrating_Touchscreen
[07:50] <elfy> might help
[07:51] <elfy> http://askubuntu.com/questions/141341/touchscreen-with-dual-monitors
[08:17] <Kovica> deshipu: now the clicks are ok, but they all happen on the second monitor, not on the touch screen
[08:49] <deshipu> Kovica: I guess the offset is bad
[09:04] <Kovica> deshipu: We seem to crack it. :) Some basic matrix calculations helped A LOT. :)
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[11:28] <Guest57516> the sound is muted after login. how to fix?
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[16:17] <Bruno_> Hello
[16:18] <slickymasterWork> !hi | Bruno_
[16:18] <ubottu> Bruno_: Hi!, Welcome to #xubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines. Enjoy your stay!
[16:18] <Bruno_> I've installed a game from the software ubuntu center, and i'd like to review it, but when i try to, it opens up a login window, and is forever loading.
[16:22] <Bruno_> What could be the problem?
[16:33] <drc> Bruno:  I have absolutely no idea (and from the time lag here, neither does anyone else).  I'd try #ubuntu, they might have an answer.
[16:43] <Bruno_> #ubuntu
[16:43] <Bruno_> how do i go to #ubuntu?
[16:44] <starrats> Bruno do this /join #ubuntu
[16:45] <Bruno_> ty all
[16:45] <bix_nood> HEEEEEEEEEEY i got a question
[16:45] <bix_nood> apt-get tells me i got upgrades ready to be installed
[16:45] <bix_nood> But i can't do it
[16:46] <bix_nood> more specifically linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic parole
[16:46] <bix_nood> What do i do to upgrade them?
[16:47] <bix_nood> oh fuck me i forgot about dist-upgrade
[16:47] <bix_nood> lol
[16:47] <bix_nood> bb
[18:54] <xubuntu198> ;(
[18:55] <xubuntu198> I <3 xUbuntu !
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[21:37] <msev_> If you did the (default) local install for mwptools, then you need:
[21:37] <msev_> export XDG_DATA_DIRS=/usr/share:$HOME.local/share:
[21:37] <msev_> (and put in it ~/.bashrc)
[21:37] <msev_>  -> what does this mean
[21:37] <drc> It means you need to add that line to your ~/.bashrc.
[21:38] <msev_> okay I'll try
[21:39] <msev_> hmm I don't have that file bashrc
[21:39] <drc> make one
[21:40] <msev_> I'm lie-ing I do have it
[21:40] <msev_> :D
[21:41] <msev_> so I just paste it in randomly
[21:42] <msev_> ...dang doesn't help
[21:42] <drc> you can, but wouldn't it make more sense to paste in with the other "exports" ?
[21:44] <msev_> it should help with this issue: "When I give this command: $ gsettings set org.mwptools.planner map-sources 'sources.json'
[21:44] <msev_> It says "scheme "org.mwptools.planner" doesn't exist ..."
[21:44] <msev_> ....but it doesn't help...:(
[21:46] <drc> did you re-read the .bashrc ?
[21:46] <msev_> nope
[21:46] <drc> well....
[21:48] <msev_> i'm not seeing anything obvious
[21:48] <msev_> :)
[21:48] <drc> ?
[21:48] <msev_> being a noob
[21:48] <drc> from a terminal type ". ~/.bashrc" (minus the "'s)
[21:49] <msev_> ok did it
[21:49] <msev_> gsettings set org.mwptools.planner map-sources 'sources.json' -> this still doesn't work
[21:51] <drc> No idea on mwptools (don't even know what they are).
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