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xubuntu239help01:06
xubuntu239i need help01:08
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Guest4026hi, there is no 12.04.5 for xubuntu why?08:39
brainwashGuest4026: looks like it has not been released yet08:45
Guest4026brainwash, thanks08:47
Proshoti am trying to create a xubuntu custom live cd, with uck-gui and i was wondering how could i change the default wallpaper users get when they first login into there account09:47
cfhowlettProshot, that's a lightdm or lightlocker setting09:55
finrodWould the following command lines work for Xubuntu 14.04?10:10
finrod1. sudo apt-get install vlc ubuntu-restricted-extras libdvdread410:10
finrod2.  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh10:10
baizonfinrod: use  xubuntu-restricted-extras10:11
cfhowlettfinrod, livdvdread4 is included in restricted extras 14.0410:11
baizonfinrod: else, yes10:11
finrodthanks10:12
finrodWhat is the simplest terminal command to determine if I have already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?10:24
cfhowlettfinrod, apt-cache policy ubuntu-restricted-extras10:24
finrodIf I have already installed those restricted extras, what should the results be, cfhowlett?10:25
knomefinrod, a version after Installed, not (none)10:26
finrodthanks10:27
cfhowlettfinrod, "installed"10:27
knomecfhowlett, no, "Installed:" will appear anyway.10:27
cfhowlettknome, beg to differ.  Installed: 60 Candidate: 60        if not installed it'll show nothing10:28
cfhowlettfinrod, and as you're using xubuntu, I trust you installed the xubuntu-restricted-extras10:28
knomecfhowlett, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8148776/10:28
cfhowlettknome, exactly.  the candidate and the installed version match.  you do not have gnome-terminal installed      so (none)10:29
* knome shrugs10:30
finrodHow do I install xubuntu-restricted-extras?10:41
cfhowlettfinrod, sudo apt-get-install xubuntu-restricted-extras10:42
finrodthanks10:46
cfhowlettfinrod, happy2help10:47
finrodit looks like I don't need that third command line.  Those first two command lines I gave already should install the restricted extras10:48
finrod1. apt-get install vlc ubuntu-restricted-extras libdvdread410:48
finrod2.  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh10:49
cfhowlettfinrod, libdvdread4 is in the extras10:49
finrodI got them from iptable in the ##linux channel10:49
finrodiptable said I need those two command lines, but you are saying I only need the first command line?10:51
cfhowlettits redundant10:52
finrodOh, the second command line gives me an instruction manual, right?10:52
cfhowlettmanual for what?10:53
finrodit looks like command line 2 is just giving me a doc10:53
finrodWhich of the two command lines gives me LibDVDcss?10:57
finrodI am trying to install VLC Media Player and LibDVDcss10:57
finrodiptable told me those two command lines will do that10:58
finrod1. apt-get install vlc ubuntu-restricted-extras libdvdread410:59
finrod2.  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh10:59
finrodsorry sudo at beginning of LIne 111:00
finrodI found another up-to-date way to install LibDVDcss for Ubuntu 14.04, but iptable told me not to use it, because it is risky11:07
finrodHere it is anyway:11:08
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/UJEwSkyY11:08
finrodBut I am not sure if Line 1 & 2 actually comprise only one huge line, or if I was right to split them up into two command lines11:08
cfhowlettfinrod, line 2 is a new command11:15
finrodWould all four of those command lines work, cfhowlett?11:16
cfhowlettfinrod, sorry, can't see = great Chinese firewall11:17
finrodthey make more sense to me, than iptable's two command lines11:17
cfhowlettfinrod, do what works11:17
finrod1.11:17
finrodwget ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -11:17
finrod2.11:17
finrodecho "deb ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable ./" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/libdvdcss.list11:17
finrod3.11:17
finrodsudo apt-get update11:17
finrod4.11:17
finrodsudo apt-get install libdvdcss211:17
cfhowlettfinrod, update first.  then do the next 311:18
finrodok, so 3, then 1, 2, 4  ?11:18
cfhowlettfinrod, that'll do11:19
finrodthank you, cfhowlett11:19
cfhowlettfinrod, OR sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libdvdcss211:19
cfhowlettfinrod, && combines 2 commands11:19
finrodI forgot about the restricted updates, need to do that first?11:21
finrodCFHowlett, is this right? ........11:28
finrod1.  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras11:28
finrod2.  sudo apt-get update11:28
finrod3.  wget ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -11:28
finrod4.11:28
finrod  echo "deb ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable ./" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/libdvdcss.list11:28
finrod5.  sudo apt-get install libdvdcss211:28
cfhowlettfinrod, I always run update first just to refresh the archive list.  and you should get XUBUNTU-restricted-extras if you are running xubuntu.11:34
finrodok, so will all five command lines above work, cfhowlett ?11:37
cfhowlettfinrod, yep11:38
finrodthanks a lot, cfhowlett11:39
acegiakis there a good way to integrate webapps into xubuntu?11:44
acegiaklike google calendar etc11:45
deshipuchrome has that option of running a web app without the browser chrome, if that's what you mean11:46
acegiakdeshipu: yeah, that's about half of it. I think I also need to work out a way to do things like set webapps as the default programs for certain actions11:55
acegiaklike sending files as attachments through gmail from the thunar right click menu etc11:56
acegiakI probably just have do a bunch of scripting12:01
deshipuI would use the power of google, I'm sure someone did it already12:01
deshipuwell, you can use the web browser with an url as the command12:02
deshiputhe question is how to tell gmail what to do in the url12:02
deshipubut I suppose they documented it somewhere12:02
acegiakdeshipu: yeah that's the trick, is sending intents to the webapps12:03
acegiaki should really probably be turning to unity. i like the webapps integration and zeitgeist. but unity is just so ugly12:10
finrodI ran the following command....12:39
finrodwget ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -12:39
finrodEverything worked12:39
finrodExcept the last line says .....gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.12:39
finrodIs that a problem?12:40
finrodcfhowlett, I ran the following third command line....12:51
cfhowlett?12:51
finrodwget ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -12:51
finrodEverything worked12:52
finrodExcept the last line says .....gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.12:52
finrodthen I ran the fourth command line anyway12:52
finrodecho "deb ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable ./" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/libdvdcss.list12:52
finrodand it did not work12:53
finrodI should not have closed the terminal after that12:53
cfhowlettfinrod, I don't understand half of what you're doing.  videoplayer is in the repos and that's the installation method.  your method is measures of magnitude more complicated - and unnecessary IMHO12:54
finrodI should have just used the two lines that iptable gave me12:54
cfhowlett:)12:55
cfhowlett!info vlcplayer12:55
ubottuPackage vlcplayer does not exist in trusty12:55
cfhowlett!vlc | finrod12:55
ubottufinrod: Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based).  Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs12:55
finrodis it too late to execute those two command lines he gave me?12:55
cfhowlettfinrod, not too late, no.12:56
finrod1. sudo apt-get install vlc libdvdread412:56
finrod2.  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh12:56
finrodWill those still work?12:57
finrodI want to install VLC Media player and LibDVDcss12:58
cfhowlettfinrod, READ THIS!!!12:59
cfhowlettfinrod, libdvd4 is included with xubuntu-restricted-extras12:59
cfhowlettfinrod, and VLC player can be installed via ubuntu software center13:01
finrodI already know the latter13:02
finrodI should have trusted Svetlana's four command lines13:05
finrod1.  sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /"13:06
finrod2.  sudo add-apt repository "deb-src http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /"13:06
finrod3.  wget -O - http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -; sudo apt-get update13:06
finrod4.  apt-cache search libdvdcss13:06
finrodShould I try them now?13:07
finrodWhat should happen after I excute the following command....13:16
finrodsudo add-apt-repository "deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /"13:16
finrodI did it, xubuntu asked for my password, then I got the command prompt13:17
finrodBut nothing happened after that13:17
finrodDoes that mean I need to re-execute the command, or just go to the second command?13:17
finrodThe first command line worked13:23
finrodThe second command line did not13:23
finrodSvetlana's second command line did not work13:38
finrodWould this work:13:38
finrod1. sudo apt-get update13:38
finrod2. sudo apt-get install vlc13:38
finrod3. sudo apt-get update13:38
finrod2. sudo apt-get install libdvdcss13:38
holstein!ppa | finrod13:48
ubottufinrod: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge13:48
holsteinfinrod: there really is no "should" in this scenario.. depends on what you are trying to do.. you can easily install vlc from the default repositories, and i suggest you try it first13:50
holstein!restricted13:50
ubottuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/media.html  - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats13:50
holsteinyou can read there about how to add dvd support, which, also doesnt require adding a PPA13:50
finrodI knew I never should have installed it using the Ubuntu Software Centre13:50
finrodIt's not working because of libdvdcss2 is not authenticated13:51
holsteinfinrod: you can use the package manager of your chioce.. using the software center reaches the same result, basically13:51
finrodIt's keeps getting stuck on Libdvdcss213:51
holsteinfinrod: i follow the instructions above that i linked, and it works fine, when i choose to enable dvd playback13:51
finrodRepairing LibDVDcss2 does not work either13:52
holsteinfinrod: as i read it, you are trying to repair a ppa version13:52
cfhowlett... and old ppa as I understand it.  libvdvdread4 is now included in restricted extras.13:53
finrodsoftware centre just says it is repairing libdvdcss2, and keeps doing it over and over13:53
holsteinfinrod: software center is *not* the issue here, friend13:53
holsteinfinrod: if you added a PPA, those packages are maintained by the 3rd party who creates them.. and, you dont need to add it to get dvd support13:53
finrodOk, I'll wait a few hours and see what happens, may be after the 20 or 30th loop, it will resolve itself13:54
holsteinfinrod: what do i suggest? purge the ppa's you added, and read the link above and try the supported repo packages13:54
finrodI never installed libdvdcss2.  I am only installing vlc in the software centre13:54
holsteinfinrod: the software center is not designed to properly add those keys for the 3rd party sources13:54
holsteinfinrod: that is *not* what i read.. i read that you added a souce13:55
holsteinsource*13:55
holsteinfinrod: 08:39 < finrod> I ran the following command....13:55
holstein08:39 < finrod> wget ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc | sudo apt-key add -13:55
finrodyes13:55
holstein^ that means you have tried to add a source, and an old one, as cfhowlett states13:55
holsteinfinrod: thats what im saying is both uneccessary, and unsupported13:56
holsteinfinrod: i would undo and remove and purge that source, and any files installed from it.. then, try the supported methods in the link i gave for playing dvd's13:57
finrodthere were a lot of files installed from those two commands and I never screenshot the results from the terminal, so I don't know where they all are14:00
finrodThe Ubuntu Software centre won't let me exit the installation of VLC Media Player14:03
cfhowlettfinrod, cat /var/log/dpkg*        will give you the list of package additions by date/time14:04
finrodshould I just close the entire ubuntu software centre, even though the VLC installation is not complete?14:04
holsteinfinrod: you should consider removing the unsupported sources, and try the supported method of adding dvd support14:05
holsteinfinrod: i have no idea what is getting hung up and how, but, the software center is just reading sources, and youu have added unsupported ones.. which is not all bad in any way, but, has risks, outlined in the link above14:06
finrodok, what if I not change anything, and just install the LibDVDcss2 the software centre wants in the terminal?14:07
finrodthat should stop the loops and not require me to expell anything?14:08
finrodand let me complete the VlC installation?14:08
holsteinfinrod: what loops?14:08
holsteinfinrod: if you add sources that are broken, they will be broken, in *all* software managers14:08
cfhowlettfinrod, ^^^ and this will confuse all attemtps to upgrade/install14:09
finrodthe software centre keeps looping on the untrusted package libdvdcss214:09
holsteinfinrod: friend, the software center is *not* the issue here14:09
holsteinfinrod: the source you added is causing the issue.. you need to clear out the source you added14:10
finrodI am looking for the commands to clear everything out14:10
cfhowlettfinrod, software center is the pretty pictures at the front.  the real grunt work takes place out of sight normally at the command line.  You have introduced outdated and contradictory sources so ... confusion/malfunctions are inevitable14:11
holsteinfinrod: this is what i would do.. i would close *everything*.. i would reboot if im not comfortable checking for processes and killing things that are running with a lock on my package system.. i would then run in a terminal "sudo apt-get update" and troubleshoot errors there14:12
finrodI know, iptable warned me this would happen14:12
holsteinfinrod: the source its self "warned" you this can happen.. that is irrelevant.. you can remove the source, and the packages added14:12
holsteinfinrod: you should, in the future, not add sources casually... come here *before* adding sources. you dont need to add anything to enable dvd playback14:13
* cfhowlett bites down on tongue firm to resist saying "I TOLD ..."14:13
holsteinfinrod: in the menu, you will see a "software sources" entry.. you can try looking there in that list of sources, and untick boxes for the source you have added.. that would be the "easy" way to try and remove the source.. i would try that first14:14
finrodshould I reboot first?14:14
holsteinfinrod: as i stated above, i would reboot if that is the only way i can stop processes14:14
holsteinfinrod: again, close everything, and try running, in a terminal" sudo apt-get update"14:15
holstein!paste14:15
ubottuFor posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.14:15
holsteinfinrod: you can share the output there ^^ and we can make suggestions to help you with the problem14:15
finrodok14:15
holsteinfinrod: what can happen is, you get a "package manager cant run due to lock on /var" or whatever.. becuase a process is still running in the background.. an "easy" way to address this is to simply reboot.. if you have no such errors, then, you dont need to bother14:16
finrodso you want me to try exiting software centre first?14:18
finrodto see if I need to reboot?14:18
holsteinfinrod: fact: you can only have one package manager running at a time.. and, the softare center is a package manager14:19
webusr45Hi14:20
holsteinfinrod: close the software center, please, and open a terminal, and run the command "sudo apt-get update".. and use !paste to share the output14:20
finrodok14:21
webusr45is there a setting/option to make multiple cmdline invocations of mousepad to open in tabs, rather than separate windows?14:21
vrkalako/14:22
Luyinwebusr45: you could write a short script with "for"14:22
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/4sQvAZ5p14:27
holsteinfinrod: you must read the commands given, and do them *exactly*14:28
holsteinfinrod: you can see that the issue is, the capital "S"14:28
holsteinfinrod: No command 'Sudo' found, did you mean: Command 'sudo' from package 'sudo' (main)14:29
holsteinfinrod: ^ that basically states you are runing "Sudo" instead of "sudo".. please run "sudo apt-get update".. no capital letters14:29
finrodok14:29
holsteinfinrod: also, keep in mind, none of these steps so far are a "Fix".. this is just to help me determine what kind of damage you have done to the system14:30
finrodHoly cow, that's a lot of info, took 10 sec to show it all14:30
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/MjmhTwHi14:35
holsteinfinrod: you can clearly read the error you are getting there.. what would i do? i would just disable the source for vlc, since, i dont need the source for anything14:36
holsteinfinrod: you can either address the missing key with the creators of the source you added, or by searching for the key, or just remove the source in the gui i mentioned14:37
holsteinfinrod: in the menu, there is a "software sources" gui.. please run it, and remove the unsupported source by un-ticking the checkbox there14:38
holsteinhttp://blog.mrpau.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ubuntu-software-sources-before-mercurial-and-tortoisehg.png ,finrod .. it will look a lot like this14:38
cfhowlettholstein, karmic?14:39
holsteinfinrod: you will see "other software" tab where you should see the vlc source you added improperly.. please untick the box to disable the source.. then, close that, and run "sudo apt-get update" in a terminal again, and paste the results14:39
holsteincfhowlett: it looks the same..14:39
finrodSoftware Sources is an application separate from Software Centre?14:40
holsteinfinrod: correct.. you should find it in the menu14:40
finrodI can't find it14:41
cfhowlettSoftware Center > Edit > Software Sources14:41
holsteinhttp://docs.xubuntu.org/1404/managing-applications.html#software-repositories outlines the many ways to remove what you added improperly, finrod14:42
xubuntu248hello14:45
slickymasterWork!hello14:45
ubottuHi!, 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!14:45
xubuntu248i have one question: ubuntu lts has 5 years support - xubuntu desktop three years. what happens after end of live of xubuntu lts?14:46
finrodshould I also remove them after unchecking them?14:46
slickymasterWorkanother LTS will be released xubuntu24814:46
holsteinxubuntu248: xubuntu specific issues are not specifically addressed or supported14:46
cfhowlettxubuntu248, 3 year support is tied to xfce LTS.  the next xubuntu LTS will be 16.0414:46
holsteinxubuntu248: the 14.04 repos are up still, and the main "trunk" or whatever you want to call it, the "core" is still up and getting patches.. but, xubuntu is not supporting anything at that point14:47
finrodNothing happens after I uncheck the untrusted sources from videolan14:47
holsteinfinrod: sure, friend.. you *Then* , as i said, close the software sources GUI, and open a terminal and again run "sudo apt-get update" and share via !paste..14:48
xubuntu248would you recommend xubuntu or mint with xfce?14:48
finrodWhat does the Revert do in the "Other sources"?14:48
holsteinxubuntu248: this is the xubuntu channel..14:48
cfhowlettxubuntu248, ^^^ do the math ..14:48
GridCube^^^^14:48
holsteinxubuntu248: i recommend trying them both, and using what fits your needs14:48
xubuntu248ok ;)14:48
finrodMay be I should not "remove" because it may remove the checked ones and leave the untrusted ones that are not checked14:49
holsteinfinrod: thats why i specifically stated to "un-tick" the box beside the ones you added improperly14:49
holsteinfinrod: i didnt suggest to "remove" anything, personally.. though, if you want to read up on exactly what you are doing, and prefer "remove", go for it14:49
finrodI'm used to hearing a bell or seeing a result to confirm the unchecked ones are out14:50
finrodbut I will just close it and go to terminal as you said14:50
holsteinfinrod: you are adding sources that are not supported.. they are not part of xubuntu or ubuntu, so, there are no "bells" in place to maintain the adding of them or removing14:51
cfhowlettfinrod, no bells when you added, no bells when you remove.14:52
finrodok14:52
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/3WZN5gc914:55
slickymasterWorkfinrod: have you already tried to delete the lock file?14:56
finrodNo14:57
slickymasterWorkfinrod: please try in terminal: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock14:57
slickymasterWorkYou may also need to delete the lock file in the cache directory -> sudo rm /var/cache/apt/archives/lock14:57
finrodI will try the first command14:58
finrodit worked14:58
finrodDo I need to execute the second "sudo rm" command ?14:59
slickymasterWorkonce it worked finrod, there's no need14:59
holsteinor, close what is causing the lock15:00
finrodShould I run this command:  sudo rm /var/cache/apt/archives/lock     ?15:01
holsteinfinrod: you should understand why you are getting the error message15:01
holsteinfinrod: you are trying to run multiple package managers.. you need to run them one at a time.. close the software sources application *then* run the commmand i gave15:02
holsteinfinrod: the command above will remove the lock, as slickymasterWork suggests..15:02
finrodok15:03
finrodit worked15:04
holsteinfinrod: please run "sudo apt-get update" and share the output via !paste15:04
finrodok15:04
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/EE3TjRgy15:08
holsteinfinrod: ok.. what would i do? issues this command before moving on to anything else.. "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" then, after that is complete, what are you trying to do? add dvd playback?15:09
finrodI was trying to install VLC Media Player and LibDVDcss15:10
finrodlatest updated versions15:10
holsteinfinrod: the command i gave updates your system.. have you ran it, friend? "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"15:12
finrodlook, there's an error15:12
holsteinfinrod: look where, at what, friend?15:12
finrodunable to lock the administration directory15:12
finrodin my last paste15:13
cfhowlettfinrod, aptlock15:13
finrodE: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)15:13
finrodE: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?15:13
cfhowlettfinrod, is software center still open?15:14
finrodno15:14
holsteinfinrod: correct. thats what the command you were given addresses.. i had suggested you can reboot if you dont understand how to deal with that..15:14
holsteinfinrod: regardless, this is because the software center still has a lock, because you were trying to get it to do something it is not intended to do15:14
cfhowlettfinrod, reboot.  seriously15:15
holsteinfinrod: please open a terminal and run "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and share via !paste any errors15:15
finrodwhat about  "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"?  Should I do that before I reboot?15:15
holsteinfinrod: when you run it, do you get an error about the lock?15:16
finrodit worked, no errors15:17
finrodI have still not rebooted15:17
holsteinfinrod: so, you are trying to enable dvd playback? correct?15:18
finrodMy DVD player has not worked since 201015:18
finrodit only can read files, not play anything15:18
holsteinfinrod: ubuntu wont "fix" a broken dvd player.. but, if you are trying to enable dvd playback, i can help you.. is that the case?15:19
holsteinfinrod: are you trying to enable dvd playback?15:19
finrodthe problem is encryption15:19
holsteinfinrod: are you trying to enable dvd playback?15:19
finrodYes, trying to play DVDs15:19
holsteinfinrod: please open a terminal and run "sudo apt-get install libdvdread4"15:19
holsteinfinrod: let me know that that completes with no error..15:20
finrodI think I ran that already15:20
holsteinfinrod: sure.. run it again, and let me know that it completes without error.. we do not "think", we confirm15:20
finrodit should have run when I installed the restricted extras15:20
finrodok15:21
holsteinfinrod: we are not "thinking" and "should"ing.. open a terminal and run the command i gave, and let me know when it completes without error15:21
finroduh oh15:21
holsteinfinrod: use !Paste to share errors15:21
finrodthe last command did not complete15:21
holsteinfinrod: ok.. please use !paste to share *Exact* errors15:22
finrodI have to say "Y" to continue15:22
holsteinfinrod: correct.. that is part of the process.. to allow it to complete15:22
holsteinfinrod: that is *not* an error.. you press "y" to let the command complete.. let me know that it completes without error15:23
finrodit worked without errors15:23
finrodDo yo need the results?15:24
holsteinfinrod: next step, again in the terminal.. "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh"15:24
holsteinfinrod: i only want error messages.. if there are any15:24
holsteinfinrod: let me know that that completes without error15:24
finrodok15:24
finrodUh oh15:26
finrodNot errors, but I better paste this15:26
finrodhttp://pastebin.com/suDUbcrX15:29
holsteinfinrod: next, i would run "sudo apt-get vlc".. same deal.. let me know that it completes with no error15:30
finrodgood, ok15:31
holsteinfinrod: i would then, reboot the machine, and test a dvd in vlc15:32
finroddamn15:32
finrodE: Invalid operation vlc15:32
holsteinfinrod: sorry15:32
holsteinfinrod: "sudo apt-get install vlc"15:33
finrodok15:33
finrodvlc installed without any errors, thank you, holstein15:36
finrodI will reboot15:36
cfhowlett!cookies | holstein and a frothy, frosty, tasty beverage to wash it down15:36
ubottuholstein and a frothy, frosty, tasty beverage to wash it down: Cookies are delicious delicacies.15:36
finrodI owe holstein a 12 pack of beer15:37
holsteincfhowlett: :) we'll see. i'll take a cookie when a DVD is playing...15:37
finrodrebooting15:37
finrodSuccess!15:46
finrodI can play DVDs in VLC Media Player for the first time in four years15:46
holsteinfinrod: enjoy.. keep in mind, the main issues you were having were adding sources that are not supported.. and not following the official documentation15:46
holsteinfinrod: for furture reference, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs is all i used15:47
finrodI read that entire document 4 days ago15:47
holsteinfinrod: sure, but likely *after* breaking your sources15:47
finrodNo15:48
holsteinfinrod: that document assumes you are using xubuntu, which, is what we did in the beginning.. get you back to using xubuntu/ubuntu15:48
holsteinfinrod: those 2 commands i gave you are at that link i just gave.. is you take stock ubuntu/xubuntu/*other-official-flavor*, thats how you add dvd playback15:49
holsteinif you take*15:49
finrodNote the version is 13.1015:50
finrodit makes no note of newer versions.  My version is 14.0415:50
holsteinfinrod: sure... those are publically editable if you would like to get involved and help with the documenation15:50
holsteinfinrod: *i* used that for 14.04.. *we* just used that for your system15:51
holsteinfinrod: its what you used just now that worked.. i knew it would work since i have tested it..15:51
finrodthanks for your help, holstein15:52
holsteinfinrod: i'll update the guide to include and reference 14.04.. please make a note of it for your future installs15:52
finrodok15:53
finrodalready have a record in ChatZilla15:54
finrodthanks for your patience and time, holstein15:54
finrodthe video and sound is good15:55
holsteinfinrod: http://www.fluendo.com/ is also an easy way to get proper legal support for the playboack of restricted formats15:56
finrodWow, all that stuff is free?15:57
geniiYes, there are still some lawyers around that believe in working pro bono15:58
holsteinfinrod: no.. the creators of "dvd" do not provide free or open access to play what they create.. so, you either, as the guide states "Break the law", or buy support for playing the DVD's15:58
holsteinfinrod: using the fluendo codecs pays that "tax" for dvd support.. in other commercial operating systems this "tax" is paid by paying for the product.. since ubuntu is free/open, dvd support cannot be included with it15:59
finrodI paid for my DVDs16:00
holsteinfinrod: sure.. but, the dvds do not include a player that is paid for16:01
holsteinfinrod: much like mp3's.. mp3's, paid for or not, do not change the fact that mp3 formats themselves are not "Free" or "open"16:01
holsteinfinrod: you own the DVD it self.. not the right to view the video.. the video creator has provided the product for you in DVD format.. playing dvd format is another thing seperate from the ownership of rights to the information16:02
finrodThese are legal issues I need to consider before I install K3B and consider using Torrent downloads16:03
holsteinfinrod: torrents are just that.. ways to share files and share the load of hosting.. its *all* about the content as to if its legal or not16:04
holsteink3b is just a burner..16:04
drcfinrod: Not necessarily, there are absolutely legal uses for K3B and torrents, what you need to consider is your actions using them, what you want to use them for.16:04
finrodI think there is software you can install onto Xubuntu that allows you to download movies using Torrent, but I have not looked into that yet16:05
holsteinyup ^ what files are getting, how, and why.. and what you do with them16:05
holsteinfinrod: there are many applications that you can install in ubuntu/xubuntu/linux that allow you to download things such as movies.. the question is always about the content16:06
holsteinfinrod: either you have "Rights" to the content, or not.. and if you are not interested in participating in the model in that way, go with creative commons/free/open content16:06
sergio-br2brainwash, bluesabre: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/menulibre/+bug/136135116:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1310662 in menulibre (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1361351 Menulibre crashed with SIGABRT in g_assertion_message()" [Medium,Confirmed]16:09
finrodMy biggest issue is Netflix16:09
finrodI'm paying for it monthly16:09
drcfinrod: good luck with that...netflix and linux go together like oil and water...it IS possible, but a real pain.16:10
finrodyeah, I tried Wine and that messed up my Xubuntu OS16:11
finrodThey say PlayOnLinux works better, so I may try it on another PC running Kubuntu 14.0416:12
holsteinfinrod: please let the company netflix know you would like them to support you16:12
holstein!netflix16:12
ubottuIf you use Netflix, there is an unofficial solution for using it in Ubuntu detailed in http://www.compholio.com/netflix-desktop/ - bug reports in https://bugs.launchpad.net/netflix-desktop16:12
finrodPhone them now?16:13
holsteinfinrod: i personally use netflix players.. but, keep in mind, nothing about xubuntu/ubuntu/linux is preventing netflix from running on it.. its quite the other way around16:13
finrodI'll look for the Netflix phone number16:14
holsteinfinrod: i do a casual email, personally.. stating my interest in native linux support for the operating system im using16:14
holsteinfinrod: you are not going to call up netflix and in a casual phone call, leave the call in 2 minutes with netflix support for ubuntu.. its a matter of letting the company know that the support is important, and potentially lucrative for them16:15
finrodWe should all email Netflix.  May be if they get enough emails or phone calls, they will support Ubuntu.  I could post it on my Facebook.16:16
xanguaHow much is Netflix per month?16:18
finroddo you have a link to an email pastebin template, so we can read it, sign it, then send it to Netflix?16:18
knomefinrod, umm, no, and this is not the channel to discuss that.16:18
holsteinfinrod: no.. please use the #xubuntu-offtopic to discuss netflix.. and share whatever template you like16:19
finrodok16:19
finrodthanks again, for your help, holstein16:19
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csenger41hello17:56
csenger41anyone active, please help me with software center problem17:56
csenger41please :(18:02
ObrienDaveyes?18:07
csenger41my software center is not starting up, I have terminal message about the problem18:08
csenger41http://pastebin.com/wRbbVDJ618:08
ObrienDavewhy are you starting it from terminal?18:10
csenger41because if I click on it, nothing happens18:10
csenger41tried complete removal and install again from synaptics18:10
csenger41logout, restart too before it18:11
csenger41this was the message in terminal all the time18:11
ObrienDaveyou should see the error messages i get when i run it from terminal ;P18:11
csenger41XD18:12
csenger41nevertheless it's not starting up for me at all18:12
ObrienDavewhy use it then? synaptics works just as good18:12
csenger41i know, it's just a more user-friendly way18:13
csenger41and I can show off with it to my windows user friends, how easy it's on Linux :D18:13
brainwashcsenger41: reinstall gir1.2-gtk-3.018:14
ObrienDavewell, in that case, we MUST try to help you fix it :))18:14
csenger41haha thanks18:14
csenger41btw how to send private message like brainwash in xchat?18:15
csenger41forgot it :(18:15
brainwashthat's wasn't a private message, just a nick highlight18:15
csenger41ikr, don't know how it's called in IRC18:16
csenger41how to do?18:16
ObrienDavecsenger41, if you add the user name it highlights18:16
csenger41reinstall done, still nothing, need relog?18:16
csenger41ObrienDave: ohh cool :D18:16
csenger41start typign and hit tab18:17
brainwashwell, you should not need to relog18:17
csenger41brainwash: same errormessage18:17
brainwashit this a clean installation of xubuntu?18:17
brainwashif no, when did software stop to start properly?18:18
brainwashsoftware-center18:18
csenger41uhm18:18
csenger41installed some dependencies yesterday from configure make make install18:19
csenger41one was m418:19
csenger41it made a folder in my home folder, deleted it18:19
csenger41though I haven't used software-center for like 3 days18:19
csenger41(installed Xubuntu back a week ago)18:19
brainwashok, so it worked fine at some point18:20
csenger41yup18:20
csenger41maybe any alternatives?18:21
brainwashyou can test lubuntu-software-center18:22
brainwashit a minimal version of the software center18:22
brainwashbut still, there is something broken.. package wise I mean, or maybe something is messed up with your installed python libs18:24
brainwashso the (ubuntu) software center refuses to start18:24
csenger41sorry, had to go afk in a hurry18:36
csenger41I installed many python stuff, but removed nothing :S18:37
csenger41okay guys, FML, but it gives the same error too :D18:45
csenger41I mean, lubuntu-software-center18:46
mbwehow could i disable automount in xubuntu19:43
knomewhy would you want to do that?19:48
holsteinmbwe: you mean, in the filemanager? automatically mounting usb sticks? for example?19:49
mbweyes19:50
holsteinmbwe: do you see anything useful in "thunar-settings" ?19:52
holsteinmbwe: there are other safety mechanisms in place, if you are doing this for safety reasons.. at the risk of repeating a question, why are you trying to disable?19:54
mbwesorry, my girlfriend needed my attention, anyway let me look in the thunar-settings19:58
mbweoh oke i want to disable it since i want to create a copy station for images for a big party, where people can put there flash cards in the cardreader of the computer and then i want automatically without user interaction that the images get downloaded to the computer19:59
mbweand i want the automount point in a different place holstein20:00
mbweit seems like you could disable it but it does not work holstein20:10
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xubuntu801how do i login as admin in 13.10?22:21
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knomexubuntu801, there is no root account.22:23
knomexubuntu801, you can use sudo (CLI) or gksudo (GUI) to run programs with administrative rights22:23
xubuntu801so how do i get root permissions for the file manager?22:23
knomerun 'gksudo thunar'22:23
knomenote that your user will have to be in the 'sudo' group; the first user always is22:24
xubuntu801thanks22:24
xubuntu801how would i go about marking a .jar file as an executeable22:28
knomexubuntu801, you can set the executable bit from terminal with: chmod +x /path/to/file22:30
xubuntu801thanks22:31
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