[02:31] hello [02:32] I have a couple of questions about the lubuntu-daily ppa [02:33] such as frecel ? [02:33] are the lxqt components there going through any modifications or is it just pure lxqt? [02:47] frecel: i'm not sure i understand what you mean [02:47] there is a metapackge for lxqr [02:47] lxqt [02:47] I know about the metapackage [02:47] and you can start from mini iso for pure lxqt [02:48] but just know you have to install software-properties-common to be able to install ppas [02:48] so are you asking if there's a difference from upstream frecel ? [02:48] I got stuck on that part a little [02:48] I'm just wondering if installing from that metapackage will give me anything different than if I were to compile from source from github [02:48] wxl: yes [02:49] it takes maybe 2 days changes to get into the ppa after it is on github but not much [02:49] frecel: well mayhap, mayhap not. there WILL be artwork components for sure that aren't on github [02:49] yeah you will get lubuntu icon stuff that is specific [02:50] that's what I needed to know [02:50] thanks [02:50] frecel: long story short, if you compile yourself, it will be harder to maintain and you won't get much different. there are developers both upstream and downstream working on it [02:50] wxl: I actually want to start contributing to lxqt so I wan't my version to be upstream [02:51] frecel: well the way ubuntu usually works is it develops on launchpad and push patches upstream, so upstream is not necessarily more up to date. it depends, though. [02:51] *want [02:52] I talked to agaida and he said he developes on arch [02:55] frecel: if you dig into the code it looks like most of the branches are imports of the upstream git [02:56] frecel: and then the ppa is autobuilt [02:56] frecel: but lxqt definitely doesn't have our artwork and default settings [02:56] yeah some openbox configs are different but easy enough to change those [03:00] frecel: thiss may be useful, the seed for the metapackage [03:00] oops forgot the link https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/lxde/lxqt-metapackage/view/head:/debian/control [03:01] qlubuntu-default-session is probably an important one to have [03:01] maybe lubuntu-extra-sessions too [03:02] wxl: I think what I'll do is import lxqt code to launchpad in my own branch take the build recipie from the lubuntu ppa and that will solve my problem [03:02] what IS your problem? [03:02] all the theme stuff (line 73-78) you won't have either [03:03] My problem is that I want a daily build of the git repo and no one makes it avaliable [03:03] it is pretty easy to clone [03:03] and build [03:03] frecel: what i'm kind of telling you is launchpad automatically imports HEAD of git and autobuilds it [03:04] let's test this theory [03:05] but then if I update won't my configs change to lubuntu configs? [03:05] http://git.lxde.org/gitweb/?p=lxde/lxpanel.git;a=summary [03:05] versus https://code.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/lxde/lxpanel [03:05] it's kind of a pain when we are talking about daily updates [03:05] looks like it's pointing at master [03:06] s/master/HEAD/ [03:06] look at the git commit http://git.lxde.org/gitweb/?p=lxde/lxpanel.git;a=commit;h=64d2d703b5e86e57d7218835e9dacee4cb3bd6a7 [03:06] versus the one on launchpad https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/lxde/lxpanel/revision/1681 [03:06] look at the revision ID there and/or the commit message [03:07] same same [03:07] now let's look at the ppa [03:08] the ppa may be behind a bit https://launchpadlibrarian.net/191499813/lxpanel_0.7.2.0.1%2Bbzr1664%2B201411282102~ubuntu15.04.1_0.7.2.0.1%2Bbzr1679%2B201411292101~ubuntu15.04.1.diff.gz [03:08] yes 1679 not 1681 [03:09] the recipie is built daily [03:09] ok I get your point [03:10] It probably would be better if I was doing this sober [03:10] hah [03:10] well i don't have exact timing for you in any case [03:10] but it looks like it could be 24-48 hours behind [03:11] it looks like the imports happen every 7 hours or so [03:11] so that's pretty fresh [03:11] you could just grab the debs and it would save you compilation time === zz_Scorilo is now known as XeBlackWater === XeBlackWater is now known as Guest80846 [05:09] !help [05:09] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [05:09] !patience [05:09] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [07:55] join #lubuntu-offtopic [07:55] I am really having a bad day .-. === Guest80846 is now known as XeBlackWater [09:30] Morning. How do I mute/unmute headphones etc in Lubuntu? I plug headphones in but I cannot find the settings for mute/unmute/volume. [11:04] hy... === XeBlackWater is now known as zz_XeBlackWater === zz_XeBlackWater is now known as XeBlackWater [14:44] How do I mute/unmote/adjust volume of microphone in Lubuntu please? [15:46] Hi guys, I'm currently using Firefox in combination with Lubuntu, however I'm experiencing a problem: How can I change the scroll bars? The ones currently used for this theme are similar to OS X and it is very difficult for me to select them "blindly" because there is a small gap between the bar and the rightmost margin of the screen that prevents me from selecting them without slowly moving the mouse cursor. How can I change th [15:47] I'm referring to the default Lubuntu theme [17:08] hi lubuntu fans [17:08] hi [17:08] should i use lubuntu [17:09] if you want to and it suits your needs [18:57] Hi guys, I would like to know how can I modify the scroll bars on gtk themes. I'm currently using Lubuntu 14.04 with the default theme and it is frustrating because I can't click the scroll bars "blindly", I think there is a small gap between the border of the scroll bar and the edge of the screen. How can I modify this behavior? [18:57] If I, for example, select another theme (Clearlooks, Crux, etc..) the issue is not present. I can click right on the edge of the scroll bar/screen and I can select the bar without the minimum error margin. [18:57] Thank you very much! [19:33] mk2soldier: i would just look for a theme that supports that, and looks like what you are going for.. have you tried any? [19:33] maybe one from http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=146674 === XeBlackWater is now known as VorVZakone === VorVZakone is now known as zz_VorVZakone [20:21] holstein: Thank you for the advice holstein but I prefer to continue to use that theme.