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absk007___what r the applications installed using Lubuntu Alternate install minimal?03:07
ianorlinalternate install is same as regular lubuntu install but minimal install is something else that just install a minimal number of packages03:14
holstein!mini03:18
ubottuThe Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want.  The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD03:18
absk007___holstein, ianorlin, while installing minimal lubuntu setup from Alternate install image, will I be able to select which extra packages to install at the installation time?03:26
ianorlinI think expert mode allows that but it is complicated and not that well tested03:28
absk007___i've used the expert mode while installing the Ubuntu Minimal. And downloads packages from internet. Will the minimal lubuntu install from alternate img download pkgs from web?03:29
Unit193There's "Install" and "Command-line install", one brings you to tasksel, the other one installs a minimal system where you can install other packages when you want.  This is not technically the "Alternate install", it's using the mini.iso.03:29
Unit193I believe the alternate is just like using ubiquity, just that it uses the "debian-installer".03:30
absk007___Unit193, since it uses mini.iso, does it download the required pkgs from web or uses the pkgs available in the alternate img?03:31
Unit193mini.iso is not the same as the Lubuntu alternate iso.  The mini does download from the internet, the alternate does not.03:31
absk007___Unit193, but can't it use the img as the download src? There comes a option in minimal install to choose the src. Does it also allows installing from usb alternate lubuntu img?03:35
absk007** (canberra-gtk-play:5962): WARNING **: Couldn't connect to accessibility bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-3WJ2e4ZJTH: Connection refused09:04
absk007No event id or file specified.09:04
absk007what's the issue?09:04
silverlionabsk007 : chromium09:07
silverlion;)09:07
silverlionhad the same issue09:07
silverlionafter uninstalling chromium this error message will be gone09:08
absk007issue with chromium too09:09
silverlionyes. uninstall chromium and every package that is related to it09:10
silverlionthen you'll stop getting this error message09:10
absk007i was working. Suddenly lubuntu shutdown directly. I was connected to wifi & working in chromium. Started lubuntu, started chromium. Not starting. Even the wifi is not connecting. Always says (disconnected).09:11
absk007not even showing the wifi hotspot09:11
silverlionnot sure if I understood correctly09:12
silverlion:(09:12
silverlionmay I ask where you from?09:12
absk007silverlion, is it really necessary???09:13
silverlionabsk007 : i am just trying to find someone who is able to talk to you in your native tongue which will ease the conversation09:13
absk007i understood u about uninstalling all packages. But i've another issue about wifi module showing disconnected.09:15
silverlionabsk007 : have you checked the router for proper working?09:16
absk007silverlion, yeah! The issue is OS related.09:17
silverlionabsk007 : found similar issues in http://askubuntu.com/questions/324177/how-can-i-fix-my-wifi-connection-in-lubuntu-13-0409:19
silverlionhave you tried?=09:19
kuhilasvaaracan someone suggest me a text editor that can highlight php, javascript and some basic coding languages, and when I open a new file in it, it will open it in a new tab by default. I tried gvim and cream but they seem shtt compared to notepad++ on windows09:23
silverlionkuhilasvaara : bluefish ;)09:23
absk007silverlion, the issue is a bit different. The wifi hotspot is not detected at all.09:23
absk007silverlion, this happened after sudden lubuntu shutdown while i was connected to Wifi09:24
kuhilasvaaraat quick glance that seems like a full blown dev editor thingie09:24
kuhilasvaaraand not so basic I am looking for hm hm09:25
absk007kuhilasvaara, give Sublime Text 3 a try! Hope it helps09:25
silverlionabsk007 : well to be honest that's a little above my knowledge :(09:25
silverlionsorry09:25
silverlionmaybe you try ubuntuforums with that problem09:26
silverlionabsk007 : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1528945 ?09:26
absk007hmm...also after that incident, Chromium stopped working. No Error. It's just not starting.09:26
silverlionI am sorry ... no idea :(09:27
silverlionabsk007 : are you on facebook?09:28
silverlionmaybe a post in the lubuntu facebook group might help09:28
kuhilasvaaralubuntu software center does not find that sublime not apt-cache search or not sure. Oh well. I try that bluefish09:29
silverlionkuhilasvaara : you'll gonna love it09:29
absk007yeah! but after a lightning strike, my desktop MB crashed 5 days back. That's the reason i'm on my 1 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 7.5 GB USB HDD (320 GB HDD crashed due to Windows 7 Ult) ASUS 1215B EeePC laptop.09:30
kuhilasvaarahmm ye, the file oopened quite quickly in it09:30
kuhilasvaaraalready like it :)09:30
silverlionkuhilasvaara : have a look at http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/screenshots.html there are some screencasts which show the features09:31
absk007how to remove `canberra-gtk-play` ? apt-get remove doesn't.09:32
silverlionabsk007 : have you try synaptic?09:33
silverlionabsk007 : but reading through the docs I'd recommend against uninstalling it09:34
absk007silverlion, removed. But it wasn't installed before..09:34
absk007silverlion, why do you say so?09:35
silverlionbecause on this package there are different other sound software things depending09:35
absk007silverlion, damn! u should have warned me. Installed again! LoLz.09:36
silverliontold you that dbus error you got, it depends on chromium09:37
silverlionthere is an internal bug in chromium which causes it09:38
silverlionyou should start looking for another browser ;)09:38
absk007umm...actually chromium isn't starting because of this .. "/usr/bin/chromium-browser: 7: .: Can't open /usr/lib/pepflashplugin-installer/pepflashplayer.sh"09:39
silverlionabsk007 : yes. that's why purge it totally09:39
absk007silverlion, purged pepflashplugin09:39
absk007but i want chromium to run09:39
absk007silverlion, how do i?09:39
silverlionabsk007 : then you'll need version 35 of chromium installed09:40
silverlionhang on09:40
absk007silverlion, no..no. then i don't need flash09:40
absk007but i just want my chromium to run. Please help.09:40
silverlionabsk007 : I told you. chromium is not running due to an internal bug in the code which has not been fixed yet09:41
absk007but it was running before installing that damn pepflash! Removed pepflash but still it shows that error.09:41
absk007i can't purge chromium. My passwords!! I don't remember.09:42
silverlionhave a look here >> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/130764809:42
ubottuUbuntu bug 1307648 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "chromium 34 from proposed does not take input from keyboard in first entry point on several webpages" [Critical,Confirmed]09:42
silverlionthat's the reason09:42
silverlionthey are still working on that bug09:42
silverlionI need you to wait. there is no help right now09:42
silverlionabsk007 : try Preferences->Language Support->Language->Keyboard input method system: 'none'09:43
silverlionmaybe this helps09:43
absk007silverlion, but the error it shows is due to pepflash. rt?09:44
silverlionabsk007 : pls do understand. All I am able to do is looking for links09:44
silverlionI am a newbie myself, ok?09:44
absk007silverlion, lemme reinstall chromium09:49
silverlionabsk007 : go for it ;)09:50
silverlionI gotta go now09:50
silverlionbe back later09:50
absk007plz don't go..09:50
silverlionabsk007 : sorry, work is waiting. I have to09:50
silverlionabsk007 : you should come back around 20.00 UTC09:50
absk007silverlion, lemme atleast reinstall chromium09:50
silverlionabsk007 : no choice09:51
silverlionmy boss is already behind me ... I'm in trouble09:51
silverlionsorry09:51
absk007lolz09:51
hateballabsk007: If you open /usr/bin/chromium-browser with gedit or something you should see lines relating to pepflash09:51
absk007hateball, lemme check09:52
absk007hateball, damn! u r late. I already purged & reinstalling chromium.09:53
hateballoh well09:53
hateballabsk007: userdata isnt gone on purge anyhow09:53
absk007yeah! still i renamed it just to b on safe side09:54
absk007hateball, ...11:07
absk007how to take snapshot?11:07
hateballabsk007: A screenshot?11:07
absk007yep11:07
hateballHmmm, not on Lubuntu now... but doesnt PrtScr launch something by default?11:08
absk007nope!11:08
Unit193hateball: Yes, scrot and saves it to ~/11:08
absk007does keymon work?11:09
hateballabsk007: there you have it ^11:09
absk007how to use scrot? terminal? scrot doesn't work.11:10
hateballscrot is a cli app, but Unit193 suggests pressing prtscr should fire it up and save an image to your ~/11:10
absk007sry! PrtSc does work. It just doesn't show any GUI. Simply saves it to ~/11:12
absk007how to upload to imgur from terminal?11:12
hateballI am not aware of any such tool11:13
Unit193imgur has a bash script, or did.11:15
absk007i got one. Really nyc! http://askubuntu.com/questions/417295/how-to-take-a-screenshot-and-then-upload-the-image-to-imgur-through-terminal11:16
absk007This is what happened to my Wifi http://i.imgur.com/CWwcWGX.png11:17
absk007i click on "Switch Wifi" still no clue!!11:18
absk007my wifi is already ON11:19
absk007how could "zenity" be of any help?11:23
absk007Unit193, hateball, silverlion, plz answer my doubts & questions11:27
rafaellagunaabsk007, what's not working?11:28
absk007rafaellaguna, my wifi. Issue! http://i.imgur.com/CWwcWGX.png11:28
absk007doesn't show11:29
absk007hotspots11:29
rafaellagunashow what? at the panel?11:29
absk007rafaellaguna, no where11:29
rafaellagunaversion of Lubuntu?11:29
absk007it scans & doesn't show anything. This happened after a crash!11:29
absk007Lubuntu Desktop 14.04 (Un)Trusty11:30
rafaellagunawhy don't you use nm-applet?11:31
absk007i restarted network-manager several times. No HELP.11:31
absk007that applet in the taskbar that comes by default. I use it.11:31
absk007rafaellaguna, installed Wicd just now11:31
rafaellagunayour screenshot shows wicd11:31
rafaellagunaok11:32
rafaellagunacan you connect to cable nets?11:32
absk007yeah!11:33
rafaellagunabut not wi-fi11:33
absk007LAN works f9...it detects LAN but not Wifi.11:33
absk007rafaellaguna, the applet just shows "Wifi disconnected" msg11:34
rafaellagunaok, let me check something...11:34
rafaellagunaabsk007, have you read this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/450048/cannot-connect-to-wireless-in-lubuntu-14-0411:37
absk007rafaellaguna, sry! i wasn't near here.  lemme check12:15
rafaellagunaok, that's the opnly resource I can give to you, I'm not an expert in net things12:16
absk007rafaellaguna, anyway things.12:17
absk007*thanks12:17
rafaellagunayou're welcome :)12:18
absk007rafaellaguna, that didn't change anything. Damn!12:24
absk007Wifi Network problem. Anyone!! Please help.12:25
rafaellagunayou should remove wicd, and make a proper ask on AskUbuntu12:25
rafaellagunaabsk007, I hate leaving a problem unsolved, come back later and we'll ask a reallly expert on this matter12:35
absk007rafaellaguna, thanks. Another issue12:39
absk007How to install teamviewer using ppa latest stable12:39
rafaellagunaI'm on it...12:43
absk007will Teamviewer install in 1GHz, 2GB RAM, 7.5 GB USB HDD?12:43
rafaellagunaI see there's no updated PPA, but yes on their website: http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/linux.aspx12:44
absk007& the question 2?12:45
rafaellagunaand I don't recommend TeamViewer on such a limited computer, you'll notice lags all the time12:45
absk007damn! me, my PC, & lightning!!12:47
rafaellagunathings happen :)12:47
rafaellagunaok, me goez eat12:47
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absk007_wifi Issue. Anyone?14:23
suncokrethello14:25
absk007_suncokret, r u having a prob. or wanna help me?14:45
suncokrethow i can help you? :)14:54
suncokreti install audacity and when i want to record something with microphone it don't record anything14:59
suncokrethow to change recording volume level of microphone14:59
suncokret?14:59
average_guyalsamixer suncokret15:00
absk007_suncokret, install "pulse audio volume control"15:24
suncokreti can't find that pulse audio volume control15:27
absk007_suncokret, "apt-get search pulse|grep -i control"15:41
absk007_**apt-cache search pulse|grep -i control15:42
absk007_suncokret, install using "sudo apt-get install pavucontrol"15:42
absk007_suncokret, it's very easy 2 use interface15:43
suncokretnow i find15:43
suncokretis it enough to install pavucontrol in synaptic?15:43
suncokreti instal pavucontrol from synaptic15:47
absk007_suncokret, same issue i had. yep! that's it.15:47
absk007_Wifi issue. Anyone?15:47
suncokretand set microphone in volume15:47
suncokretlouder15:47
suncokretand now it work15:47
suncokretthanks15:47
absk007_suncokret, yeah! yeah!15:47
absk007_congrats!15:47
suncokreti just searched for audio mixer like pavucontrol15:47
suncokretbut i didn't find15:48
suncokretthat is great mixer15:48
absk007_it's alsamixer15:48
absk007_someone suggested me that too15:48
suncokreti was find alsamixer gui15:48
suncokretbut it is bad15:48
suncokreti can't find option for record15:49
suncokretjust for playback15:49
absk007_you just wanted to increase the vol. rt?15:49
suncokretyes15:49
absk007_there is an option for record too15:49
suncokretbut also to have option for record15:49
suncokreti didn't find option for record in alsamixer15:49
suncokretbut in pulse mixer is here15:50
suncokret:)15:50
absk007_suncokret, gr8. rock & roll.. ;-)15:50
suncokretand i see now lubuntu accept pulse mixer to be default15:51
suncokretdo you know to work with arhivers (7zip and rar)?15:52
absk007_suncokret, you already have a default archive manager. rt?15:52
suncokretyes15:53
suncokreti have problem15:53
absk007_just install "sudo apt-get install -y unrar rar"15:53
absk007_for rar15:53
suncokreti have that all15:53
suncokretyes15:53
suncokreti have other problem15:53
absk007_like what?15:53
suncokreti use double commander, and when i have some arhive with directories (folders)15:54
suncokretand when i want to add some file to arhive in directory15:54
suncokretit don't add it in directory, it add it in root of archive15:54
suncokretand in zip arhives it work good15:55
suncokretand15:55
suncokretdefeult arhive manager add in 7zip and rar where i want to add15:55
suncokret*default15:55
suncokretso problem is in double commander, probably is need to change some parameters in option for adding in 7z and rar15:57
suncokretdo you know something about that?15:57
suncokret:)15:57
absk007_oops! never worked with the "double trouble" !! ;-)15:57
suncokreti think that is best file manager for linux15:58
suncokretvery similar as total commander15:58
suncokretbut not good as total commander15:58
suncokretit need to be developed more :)15:59
absk007_suncokret, (unrelated to soln.) may i know about your computer specs.15:59
suncokrethardware?16:00
absk007_yep!16:00
absk007_coz i wanna compare what kinda h/w run lubuntu...16:00
suncokretchipset iQ96516:01
suncokretvideo Intel GMA3000 on board16:01
suncokret1GB memory16:02
suncokretIntel Core 2 Duo 2,8 ghz16:02
absk007_CPU freq.?16:02
absk007_k16:02
absk007_gr8.16:02
absk007_i think you've Intel E7400. rt?16:03
suncokretE591616:03
suncokretesprimo16:03
suncokretand audio is16:04
suncokretRealtek ALC26016:04
suncokret:)16:04
absk007_k...gr8. u've a powerful h/w. y run with 1 GB RAM?16:04
suncokretyes16:04
suncokreti am lazy16:04
suncokreti will try lubuntu16:05
suncokreton old machine16:05
suncokreti want to see how it work16:05
suncokretceleron 56616:05
absk007_sure..it works f9.16:05
absk007_wanna see my h/w specs?16:05
suncokretwith 384 mb ram16:06
absk007_AMD C50 1GHz CPU, 2 GB RAM, 7.42 GB USB HDD (320GB HDD crashed running Win7 Ult) using ASUS 1215B EeePC Lappy16:06
suncokretand how lubuntu work on your hardware?16:07
absk007_works gr8...16:07
phillwwith 2GB RAM, it will fly!16:07
absk007_RAM not prob. much. I do heavy multitasking16:08
phillw384 MB is fine for lubuntu, unless you doing serious work in GIMP :P16:08
suncokreton that old machine celeron 566 and 384 mb of ram i use win9816:08
suncokret:)16:08
absk007_run WebStorm IDE, TeamViewer, Chromium w/ 10 tabs16:08
suncokretand on this machine with 1GB of ram lubuntu work great16:08
phillwI've just put lubuntu onto an old win98 machine. It's a happy little bunny.16:08
phillwhad to use a 3.5" floppy as it can not boot from CD :P16:09
suncokreti was try Mint - xfce, mate, cinnamon, kde, xubuntu, Rosa LXDE16:09
absk007_in mine, lubuntu lags while running chromium w/ high mem usage tabs!16:09
suncokretand Lubuntu is best for me16:09
absk007_suncokret, lubuntu is the lightest of all.16:09
absk007_See here https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/desktop_environment#Comparison_of_desktop_environments16:10
phillwabsk007_: we popped back to ffox, as after it's diet - it now lower resource than chromium. We are not fan bois of either browser - we simply choose which is leanest at each release :D16:10
suncokretArch is lightest, but i don't know to install it, and i don't want to learn16:11
suncokretbecause Arch is not much lighter than Lubuntu16:11
suncokret:)16:11
suncokretArch is not worth of trouble for me16:12
absk007_because arch is w/o any DE, WM, DM, etc...16:12
suncokreti use 32 bit Lubuntu 14.0416:12
absk007_install any you choose from the link!!16:12
absk007_same as me!16:12
suncokretand when system start it use about 115MB of memory16:12
suncokretit was used more16:12
suncokretbut i removed ibus16:12
absk007_phillw, which FF to use so that i get maximum stability and perf.?16:14
suncokretphillw, did you try Opera? Opera is lighter browser16:14
suncokreti use Opera and FF16:14
suncokretbut more opera16:15
suncokretversion 11.6416:15
absk007_what's the use of ibus exactly? Which apps depend on it?16:15
suncokreti think no apps don't depend on ibus16:15
absk007_then why is ibus installed?16:16
suncokretand double commander had problems with keyboard when ibus was started16:16
suncokretso solution was to disable or deinstall it16:16
suncokreti deinstalled it16:16
absk007_how much resourse frees if ibus is removed?16:16
suncokreti don't know16:16
suncokrettry to disable it and see16:17
suncokretmaybe about 10 mb ram16:17
absk007_ibus eats less cpu & some mem16:17
suncokreti don't need it for nothing16:17
absk007_what added help does it do to me & my system?16:18
phillwabsk007_ suncokret: at each pre-release lubuntu has a beauty contest for apps. Browser is the one that gets the most comments :) The browser must be in the repos to be considered.16:18
absk007_lolz16:18
phillwabsk007_: it is for language support from memory16:19
absk007_phillw, do i need it if i use English?16:19
suncokretyou can download opera for ubuntu on opera site, you can choose version too16:20
phillwI did not run, as there was a clash with chromium.16:20
suncokretso it don't need to be in repo :)16:20
suncokretdid you try opera?16:20
absk007_nope!16:20
suncokretit is much lighter than firefox16:20
absk007_phillw, should i remove ibus?16:20
suncokreti removed ibus and i don't see anything bad16:21
suncokret:)16:21
suncokretibus was not in 13.0416:21
absk007_phillw, what's your advice about removing ibus?16:21
phillwsuncokret: it has to be in the repo to be allowed on the iso. Those are the rules :) (And no, I did not make them). You can use xombrero if you want a really lean browser.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/MinimalInstall#Low_Resource_Browser16:22
suncokretopera use about 25MB of ram16:22
phillwabsk007_: as part of bug 1307648 removing iBus was one of suggested work-rounds16:22
ubottubug 1307648 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "chromium 34 from proposed does not take input from keyboard in first entry point on several webpages" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130764816:22
suncokretand firefox use about 60MB16:23
suncokreti used opera for years on windows16:23
phillwI'm running 14.10, so have v35 on my system and does not have the bug.16:23
suncokretand it is great browser, only it is not open source :16:24
suncokret:)16:24
absk007_phillw, according to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1307648/comments/21 chromium uses ibus16:24
ubottuUbuntu bug 1307648 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "chromium 34 from proposed does not take input from keyboard in first entry point on several webpages" [Critical,Confirmed]16:24
phillwabsk007_: no, it had a fight, which has been fixed with v35 :)16:24
absk007_phillw, i'm in "Chromium 34.0.1847.116 Ubuntu 14.04 aura". How to update?16:25
absk007_phillw, ppa pls.16:25
phillwsuncokret: it is going for adoption, a tortuous series of steps.16:25
suncokreti just say if somebody want more than half lighter browser than FF, can try Opera :)16:26
absk007_is there any battery monitoring app like in ubuntu?16:28
suncokretabsk007_ how much ram chromium eat?16:29
suncokreti never didn't use chromium16:30
suncokretphillw, how to install xombrero?16:32
suncokretit is not in repo16:32
suncokretsorry, i find ppa... ppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps16:33
phillwI've not seen one for v35, the test area has leap frogged past that.. http://www.webupd8.org/2014/02/how-to-install-chromium-beta-or-dev.html absk007_ as 14.10 lubuntu is purely a bug fix release, you may want to jump onto that. I've had it since alpha 1 (now just passed alpha 2).16:35
phillwsuncokret: there is a newer version kicking around.. let me see if I can recall where it is.16:35
phillwsuncokret: https://launchpad.net/~unit193/+ppa-packages16:36
phillwthat may have a newer version, I know Unit has taken an interest in the application. (He's our IRC policeman for lubuntu and can be trustd)16:37
suncokretyes, in this ppa which you find is 1.6.316:38
suncokretthat is new version16:38
suncokretbut i can't find ppa adress16:39
suncokret?16:39
absk007_Unit193 ppa might have malware injected into it's very <316:41
phillwabsk007_:  he he... Only over his rotting corpse :P16:41
absk007_NSA might have injected backdoor in Original Google Chrome!!16:42
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phillwAs with Julien, they take immense care on what they allow us to easily access :)16:43
suncokreti will try that xombrero and compare it with opera16:43
suncokretadvantage of xombrero is because it is open source16:43
phillwsuncokret: pull either the older one from Julien, or the newer from Unit.16:43
suncokreti will try older16:44
suncokretand i didn't find ppa address of unit16:44
suncokret?16:44
suncokreton first i find ppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps16:44
suncokretbut on unit nothing16:44
suncokret:)16:44
suncokretdje si snele kuco stara?16:50
absk007suncokret, what you saying?16:51
suncokretsomething to snele16:51
suncokretsorry16:51
suncokret:)16:51
suncokretif somebody want to try opera16:51
suncokrethttp://www.opera.com/download/guide/?os=linux-i386&list=all16:51
suncokreti use version 11.64, and newest version is 12.1616:52
suncokretreally fast and light browser16:52
snelesuncokret: hahaha gde me nadje16:52
absk007what's the xombrero ppa?16:52
suncokretppa:unit193/xombrero16:52
suncokretor16:52
suncokretppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps16:53
suncokreton first is newer version16:53
absk007Unit193, might be unsafe!!!16:53
absk0072nd one not found16:53
suncokretthis phil say16:54
suncokret<suncokret> so Unit193 is trustworthy?16:54
suncokret<phillw> 100%16:54
absk007i's kidding.16:54
absk007:-D :-)16:54
suncokreti will try xombrero16:54
suncokretand you can try opera16:54
absk007phillw, suncokret, xombrero not found in ppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps16:55
suncokrethttps://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/+archive/ubuntu/non-official-apps16:55
suncokretthere is xombrero16:56
absk007added the ppa, apt-get update, not found16:56
suncokreti don't know16:56
wxlabsk007: how did you add it?16:56
phillwuse https://launchpad.net/~unit193/+archive/ubuntu/xombrero16:56
wxlabsk007: and what version are you on?16:57
absk007wxl, sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps16:57
absk007i'm on 14.0416:58
wxlthere is no xombrero for 14.04 there16:58
suncokretyes16:58
absk007then Unit193 is the only choice i've16:58
suncokretthere is not xombrero16:58
wxlsaucy raring and quantal only16:58
wxlthere is xxxterm in the standard repos16:59
phillwwxl: that's very old16:59
phillwsuncokret: 14.04 is there17:00
absk007how to add program to the application menu?17:00
wxlxombrero is 1.5.0 in the ppa and xxxterm is 1.11.3 in the repos17:00
phillw12.04, 14,04 and 14.1017:00
wxlphillw: by there, i assume you mean Unit193's ppa17:00
wxl?17:00
phillwyup17:00
wxlyeah cuz it's not in non-official apps17:01
absk007suncokret, r u from Slovenia?17:01
phillwwxl: i know he's been quietly cheering it on :)17:01
suncokret<phillw> suncokret: 14.04 is there .. i want to say there is not xombrero in ppa:lubuntu-dev/non-official-apps17:01
suncokretfor 14.0417:01
suncokret.17:01
wxlUnit193 has 1.6.317:01
wxlooooh from git no less17:01
wxlbleeding freaking edge17:02
phillwsuncokret: Julien put it in as a proof of concept.17:02
phillwI'll go edit the wiki page.17:02
wxloic17:03
wxlthey didn't change the name of xombrero from xxxterm, they started up the version numbers all over again17:03
* wxl facepalms17:03
suncokretdoes somebody here try xombrero ?17:03
wxlthat one in the main repos *IS* way behind17:04
wxlsuncokret: i have before. it's great.17:04
suncokretnow i will see17:04
suncokret.17:04
suncokretit is very slow download 6kb/s17:05
absk007xombrero has no addon.17:05
suncokretand does somebody try opera?17:06
absk007suncokret, you try!!17:07
wxlabsk007: what do you need add ons for?17:07
phillwwiki page updated... absk007 it is a very low resource browser .. add ons == more resources. That is why it has only a foot note in the minimal area which itself is more for geeks than average user :)17:07
suncokreti will try xombrero :)17:07
absk007suncokret, xombrero is slow in opening pages but is very lightweight due to no features apart from search engine17:07
absk007wxl, addons for adblock & lastpass17:08
wxlsuncokret: i've used opera before. it kind of reminds me of midori: it's got some interesting features, but not worth keeping around. that's my opinion.17:08
suncokretabsk007, no i am from serbia17:08
wxlabsk007: keepassx, man.17:08
suncokretand where are you from?17:08
wxlwow serbia!17:08
suncokretrs is serbia17:09
suncokreti think slovenia is si17:09
absk007i've installed midori. It's not that bad. But again! i need atleast the two addons - adblock & lastpass17:09
wxlhuh it is rs17:09
wxlabsk007: have you used keepassx?17:09
absk007umm...nope!17:09
absk007wxl, how it supports the browsers?17:10
suncokreti want to try xombrero, but download is very slow, i need to wait17:10
wxlabsk007: it's basically lastpass but it's not on the cluod.17:10
wxlabsk007: what i do is use dropbox to store my encrypted database and i can access it from any device, but the actual program allows me to enter passwords quickly into websites.17:10
phillwjust as a thought, could this discussion be better at home on #lubuntu-offtopic17:10
wxlis this not support?17:11
SlitHi! Colud some one show me a link for Lubuntu 14.04.1 hash number. I can only find hash number for 14.0417:16
phillwSlit: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu17:17
average_guycan someone point me to steps for lxqt install for testing? I have a utopic server VM at the ready17:18
phillwif you got to cdimage page, you  need to scroll down to get the .1's17:18
Slit@ phillw. Where is for 14.04.0117:18
phillwaverage_guy: install the meta-package17:18
average_guyokies phillw17:19
phillwSlit: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/ holds them all, http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/14.04.1/release/ has 14.04 at the top and 14.04.1 lower down.17:20
Slit@ phillw Thank you!!! Found it!17:21
tr3yHello... can someone point me in the right direction on how to set up dual monitors on Lubuntu 12.04?17:50
average_guyhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/MultiDisplay17:51
rafaellagunaand a nice video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub7pn-PUKjA  :)17:51
tr3yAwesome, thanks guys.17:51
absk007wxl, should i use keepassx or keepass2?17:53
yz3pDabsk007, do you wanna use it only on linux or also under windows?18:08
wxlyz3pD: assuming we're talking keepass here, keepass2 can open keepass files if he needs to use it on windows18:09
wxlyz3pD: not vice versa18:09
yz3pDwxl, so keepass2 ?18:10
Unit193The beta has support for version 2 file format.18:10
wxlyz3pD: no keepassx is more portable18:10
wxlUnit193: the beta of keepassx????18:10
yz3pDwxl, but it has less functionality, or?18:10
wxlyz3pD: doesn't need 20,000 libs18:11
Unit193wxl: keepassx2, supporting the file format 2.  Bad part, alpha.18:12
wxlUnit193: oh wow18:13
Unit193And yeah, I'm all for keepassx over keepass2, don't want no stinkin' mono.  But, if he needs file format 2 support now, might be the way to go.18:13
wxlUnit193: he doesn't. he was asking which to use. yz3pD asked which os he needed to use it on and i suggested if there's multiple os's involved, to just use keepassx, though i should point out that keepassx will work everywhere.18:15
Unit193Then yes, I highly recommend keepassx over keepass2.18:16
absk007yz3pD, i wanna use on both linux & win 718:17
yz3pDso i created a file with keepass2, can i use it under keepassx?18:18
yz3pDabsk007, just use keepassx18:18
wxl+1 silverlion18:27
wxlianorlin: currently i'm not the release manager for server ;)18:27
ianorlinit also affects lubuntu isos18:28
ianorlinboth alternate and desktop18:28
wxlahhhhh18:29
absk007why doesn't "key-mon" work?18:38
wxlianorlin: i don't know why i didn't see that one in my mail. did it get marked lubuntu??18:52
wxlargh wrong channel18:53
Unit193You do that a lot, I laugh.18:54
=== not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy
KamilionHaving a little minor annoyance trying to recover some disks -- can anyone verify I've got the right kernel command line for my live CD?20:35
Kamilionlibata.ignore_hpa=1 nodmraid raid=noautodetect TORAM=Yes20:35
Kamilionthat should stop dmraid and mdadm from running during boot, correct?20:35
koellKamilion: idk if something in here, you may have to wait some hours or call phillw :D20:41
KamilionEh, I normally get better help here than #ubuntu, so I tend to ask here first.20:41
Kamilionah well, I'll just run the build and hope I got it correct. :320:42
phillwkoell: shsss20:42
phillwKamilion: you should not be running  both... http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTUxOTk20:42
KamilionI'm not running both20:43
Kamilioni have the mdadm package installed and I'm trying to get it to stay quiescent20:43
absk007is there any Peerblock like in Windows?20:44
Kamilionbuilding a lubuntu based liveISO with ubuntu-builder.20:44
Kamilionand I expect to run into both dmraid arrays and mdadm arrays (from two different manufacturer's product lines)20:45
Kamilionbut not at the same time.20:45
phillwKamilion: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=441 is the server area, they are my best suggestion to ask about RAID stuff.20:46
KamilionRoger.20:46
* Kamilion pokes IdleOne to see if KindOne has any useful comments20:46
absk007Problem in apt-get20:47
phillwI've never used RAID - I'm an LVM fan :)20:47
KamilionI'm a BTRFS fan. :)20:47
KamilionOH, that's what I forgot20:47
* Kamilion adds btrfs-tools to the ISO since lubuntu stopped shipping it on the ISO20:47
absk007Did "apt-get purge -y pidgin" && "apt-get autoremove -y". Error: Setting up install-info (5.2.0.dfsg.1-2) ...20:48
absk007Not a directory: /usr/share/info.20:48
absk007dpkg: error processing package install-info (--configure):20:48
absk007 subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 120:48
absk007Errors were encountered while processing:20:48
absk007 install-info20:48
absk007E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)20:48
Kamilionabsk007: Uh, first thing off the top of my head would be 'try mkdir -p /usr/share/info  ?20:49
Kamilionphillw: thanks for the link; I didn't know mdadm was going to be taking over entirely in 14.xx+20:50
absk007Kamilion, thanks. Worked.20:50
absk007Kamilion, basically it was trying to put some config into that dir. But since it wasn't created, it could. ERROR. Bang!! rt?20:51
absk007**couldn't20:51
Kamilionpretty much.20:51
Kamilionhonestly? I'd start using aptitude or wajig... I find raw apt-get a lot easier to shoot myself in the foot with. :)20:52
phillwwe all help eachother, that is the only rule.20:52
absk007Kamilion, apt-get does the work quicker!!20:53
Kamilion*chuckles*20:53
phillwKamilion: I went off apt-get for while, but am back using it.20:53
KamilionI went to wajig and have never bothered coming back20:53
KamilionI really like the subprompt and the fact that I can run it as a normal user and it knows when to sudo by itself.20:53
phillwKamilion: I still prefer yum, but that's a different area :)20:53
Kamilion*shudder*20:53
absk007how to remove apt cache to save space?20:54
KamilionI've used redhat since '4.2' and I STILL can't stand RPM, haha20:54
phillwabsk007: http://forum.phillw.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2420:55
phillwIt is on the wiki, just happens to be quicker to use my own archive :)20:56
absk007phillw, not that. I want to remove apt index20:56
Kamilionthat seems like it would be dangerous IMHO20:56
absk007i mean the thing that's cached after apt-get update20:56
Kamilionthe package indexes themselves?20:57
phillwthe index is a small file.20:57
absk007i can freeup some space.. :-)20:57
Kamilionain't gonna be much space, IIRC those are about 4-6MB20:57
phillwabsk007: you can also blow your machine up next time you try to update :P20:57
absk007But when i did apt-get update the 1st time, it downloaded arounded 20-30 MB20:57
Kamilionmaybe 10-12MB if you have a bunch of stuff from PPAs and -security20:57
Kamilionhm20:58
absk007i'm using lubuntu from USB as HDD (7.42 GB) -- the 320 GB crashed20:58
KamilionAh.20:58
absk007every bit counts20:58
Kamilionheh, this is why I'm building my custom ISO with ubuntu-builder20:59
KamilionI've got a 3.6GB install packed into an 806MB iso.20:59
Kamilionfull of disk repair tools and stuff20:59
absk007Kamilion, ubuntu-builder. Is it easy to use?21:01
KamilionEh, the author gave up just before 14.04 released21:02
Kamilionit's... Yeah, I guess it's easy enough. Being a GUI app.21:02
KamilionI had to patch a couple places here and there -- the last packages are in my PPA21:02
Kamilionhttps://launchpad.net/~kamilion/+archive/ubuntu/ubuntu-builder21:03
swift110Hello all21:55
swift110_hello all22:08
rafaellagunahello :)22:09
swift110_how are you rafaellaguna22:09
rafaellagunafine swift11022:11
rafaellagunacan I help you about anything?22:11
swift110_yes, I wanted to install lubuntu to one of my hdds at home.22:12
swift110_But first I created a live usb drive for it using usb image writer in linux mint 1722:13
rafaellagunagood, and?22:14
swift110_its not recignized by the mint laptop or windows pc22:15
rafaellagunahave you tried with another usb maker, like unetbootin?22:15
rafaellagunaif your laptop is very new and uses windows 8 it may be a problem22:16
swift110_my laptop is from 201022:17
swift110_pc is from 201122:17
rafaellagunaof course you told bios to boot from usb...22:18
swift110_well i didnt try to boot it22:18
swift110_i just stuck the usb in22:18
rafaellagunayou need to tell the machine the boot order, maybe booting from usb is deactivated. have you tried this before?22:19
swift110_if i got to "disk managment" then lubuntu shows up as a partition on the 4 GB USB drive22:19
rafaellagunayes22:19
swift110_booting from usb is no problem at all.  What i am saying is that it wasnt recognized at all by both machines22:20
rafaellaguna¿?22:20
rafaellagunaany message?22:20
swift110_I have created boot usbs before using unetbootin and never had this issue. I could put the usb in and be able to use it like normal when i wasnt trying to boot an os with it22:20
rafaellagunain the same pcs?22:21
swift110_on the windows machine it would keep telling me the usb needed to be formatted lol22:21
swift110_yes the same pcs22:21
rafaellagunamaybe the iso image is damaged22:21
rafaellagunaonce "burnt" the usb, can you open it and see what's inside?22:22
swift110_i can if i go to "diskmanagement" it shows the partition with lubuntu22:23
rafaellagunabut not using the file manager?22:23
rafaellagunathat you see is just a name you gave to the usb22:24
swift110_yes22:26
rafaellagunado you it plugged right now?22:26
phillwthe current usb creators have bugs against them.  swift110 have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb22:27
phillwNio has the issue mailed22:27
phillw*nailed*22:27
rafaellagunaI was successful "burning" 14.04 with unetbootin22:28
swift110_The thing is I have used unetbootin plenty of times and I wanted to try something else22:28
rafaellagunathat mint tool?22:28
phillwdid it self test okay? As if it does not.. Stop, do not pass go. A corrupt image is of no use.22:29
rafaellagunaright22:29
swift110_rafaellaguna: yes22:31
Kamilionnote: Big difference between booting an ISOHYBRID enabled image from a USB device and looploading from a FAT partition.22:33
KamilionIIRC mkusb and friends use DD under the hood to dump the image file directly onto the USB drive22:33
rafaellagunaofficial lubuntu iso is hybrid, check them at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu22:35
Kamilionwhich means I would assume it's either an ISO9660 filesystem with a MBR-compatible bootsector prepended, or a standard MBR+grub22:35
Kamilionversus unetbootin and friends, who create a FAT filesystem, stuff grub into it's bootsector, and rig it to either A: loopload kernel+initrd, or B: loopload an ISO and yank the kernel+initrd from it.22:36
swift110_you talkin over my head man22:40
Kamilion*sigh*22:41
KamilionOkay, how's this then22:41
KamilionWindows won't mount ISOHYBRID usb devices.22:41
swift110_ok thats better22:42
swift110_:)22:42
swift110_Here's the goal: To install lubuntu onto a pc that has 512 MB of RAM22:42
rafaellagunaanother read, just in case: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto22:42
Kamiliontry unetbooting or something else that formats the USB as FAT first22:42
swift110_ok22:50
swift110_im back23:49

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