[03:05] hi! i want to ask how can i connect my laptop into projector? [03:06] Budoy: usually they accept a wire.. vga or hdmi. i just plug in and treat it like a second monitor [03:06] arandr can help.. [03:07] im using VGA, how can i do? can you give me what i can do [03:08] Budoy: plug the cable in, and run the display tool [03:09] Budoy: it may not work, if the hardware dosent support linux [03:09] ok [03:09] i try now to install the arandr [03:09] Budoy: why? [03:10] Budoy: did you run the included tool? [03:10] nope i install the arandr via apt-get install [03:10] ok.. use it then.. but, the included tool works as well, typically [03:10] !dualhead [03:10] Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama [03:18] ok.. wht tool i include? [03:19] the included one, friend [03:19] try the display tool [03:20] i dont see display tool [03:20] i only see monitor settings [03:21] i try to open the montor settings i see DVI monitor [03:21] sure.. monitor settings [03:22] dont trust the labels [03:22] ok [03:26] ok thanks :) its work now [03:26] another question [03:27] i have a pc and have 2 HDD [03:27] now itry to connect into pc via xrdp but i cannot access the HDD [03:28] just use a live CD [03:50] hi! [04:13] hi! [04:20] hi!! [04:21] can i ask you [04:22] about for access to the secondary HDD via xrdp [04:23] Budoy: im sorry,but i have to go.either ask your question here,or on #ubuntu if you dont get an answer here. :D [07:20] How to set tty as default startup? [07:27] Add 'text' to /etc/default/grub's CMDLINE option after 'quiet splash' and then update-grub [07:28] thank you.i am try [13:36] hey there, i have a little problem... i accidentally clicked on "never show again" when the wifi-notifaction popped up (sucky trackpad)... how do i get it back? anyone here who knows how to do the trick? [13:37] uncle google doesn't seem to provide lxde answers [21:37] hi, can I have a question here about my diffulty with update manager? [21:38] sure [21:38] i suggest, in a terminal "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" [21:40] ok, is it better than "sudo apt-get clean" and retry? [21:41] Gulibuf: the above is what i use [21:45] ok i see its downloading well... Another question. I get problems using my lexmark printer. Ubuntu doesnt work with Lexmark printers well? [21:47] well, its likey the other way around [21:48] lexmark is or course welcome, encouraged and able to provide support for linux.. but they may not.. though, linux and ubuntu are quite capable of printing documents [21:48] Gulibuf: you can share your specific model and i can search a bit.. or another volunteer might know or have first hand experience [21:50] OK I have a X5075 Lexmark all in one printer and fax scanner [21:50] lubuntu worked fine with my airprint system set up with macs and HP printers [21:50] in fact this Ubuntu stopped working for that [21:50] [dual booted win and ubuntu] [22:03] oh wait no [22:03] Lubuntu stretched and deformed the printing [22:03] or squished it, rather [22:03] i have seen that as well.. i always just try other drivers, or force them, til something works [22:04] *if* it doenst work right out of the box [22:05] can u install windows drivers with wine app or something like that? [22:06] nothing about ubuntu is preventing drivers from working with it [22:06] its just not the right place to put the burden.. its not indtended, or guaranteed to work with linux. so, how can linux bridge the gap? [22:07] it does a great job of providing suppor through generic kernel drivers.. i typically, literally try about 20 drivers or so til i give up, on problematic printers [22:07] if you have literally pluggged it in, and went with the defaults, consider trying a few other drivers.. close in model #.. [22:11] thanks holstein [22:11] I like how fast lubuntu is [22:11] I put it on an old Sony Vaio [22:12] and it's ready within one minute of turning it on [22:26] Autoclesis: is for this reason that bugs for 'hibernate' are no longer high priority. [22:26] okay!