[03:26] <joey_> wassup
[16:53] <charly_> Good Morning. I hope you're watching the worldcup games hehe
[16:54] <charly_> I need some help, anybody can give an advise ?
[16:56] <charly_> please ?
[17:12] <charly_> Hi
[17:12] <charly_> anybody on line, heheh
[17:12] <charly_> Need some help to fix my screen resolution
[17:36] <iCharlyPink> Hi, please I need help to set my screen resolution more than 800x600
[17:36] <holstein> iCharlyPink: sure
[17:36] <iCharlyPink> thanks
[17:36] <holstein> iCharlyPink: first, i suggest determining what hardware you have, and see that you have the "best" driver for that purpose
[17:36] <iCharlyPink> I tryed thru settings but only shows me 800x600 resolution
[17:36] <holstein> iCharlyPink: you likely *dont* need to set the resolution, but, you just need to get the proper driver
[17:37] <iCharlyPink> I dont know how to get or install drivers here
[17:37] <holstein> iCharlyPink: sure.. if the manufacturer of your hardware has not promised or provided you linux support, then, you will need to do that on your own
[17:37] <iCharlyPink> Iḿ new in ubuntustudio
[17:37] <holstein> iCharlyPink: lets start here.. what hardware are yo uusing? what graphics hardware?
[17:38] <holstein> iCharlyPink: this is not related to ubuntustudio. this is more about ubuntu and linux in general
[17:38] <iCharlyPink> I installed on macbookpro 13" thru parallels 9
[17:38] <holstein> iCharlyPink: ok.. so, you are running ubuntu in virtulization then?
[17:38] <iCharlyPink> yes
[17:38] <holstein> iCharlyPink: in that case, you will as the parallels support for a driver for ubuntu
[17:39] <holstein> iCharlyPink: there is nothing about ubuntustudio that will benefit from running in VM, though.. i suggest, just run it from a live CD or dual boot
[17:40] <iCharlyPink> ok, I just was looking for a tip how to make it work, I didn't  spect a support tech
[17:41] <holstein> iCharlyPink: nothing about ubuntu, ubuntustuduio or linux is prevening parallels from allowing that to work
[17:41] <iCharlyPink> but thanks anyway... maybe itś not for me this os
[17:41] <holstein> iCharlyPink: what i use, virtualbox, has driver support for most major operating system hosts and guests
[17:42] <holstein> iCharlyPink: im only stating potential issues for running *any* linux in parallels, and letting you konw, its really up to them to allow it  to work
[17:42] <iCharlyPink> thanks holstein !
[17:42] <holstein> in regards to those potential issues, there is no reason to virtualize ubuntustuduio
[17:42] <holstein> you will not be able to take advnatage of any of the reasons why ubuntustuduio exists
[17:42] <holstein> audio production, in general, is not something that one should or would want to virtualize
[17:43] <holstein> just as gaming.. you cannot expect to play games, even in a well supported platform, such as windows, virtualized in parallels or anything else, on osx, or any host os
[17:43] <iCharlyPink> got it, I decide to do it like this in order lo explore and lear about it
[17:44] <holstein> the live CD, though, can be booted from DVD, or usb on any machine that can boot DVD's or USB sticks and can be used to explore and learn
[17:44] <holstein> ^ that is without affecting the installed OS