[01:45] Hi folks. I'm having some trouble using the "network connections" under preferences. [01:45] sorry to hear that.. let us know if a volunteer can assist [01:45] I can use it to configure a static IP address, and it seems to take if I do a ifconfig eth0 down && ifconfig eth0 up [01:46] i usually reset the connections one way or another [01:46] But when I configure it to use DHCP, it still comes up with the last static IP I had configured [01:46] that could be happening on the router, though [01:47] I'm not sure where this "network connections" applet stores it's data. It doesn't seem to be in /etc/network [01:47] gleblanc: /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ [01:47] Thanks [01:49] That seems OK [01:51] Under [ipv4] it says method=auto [01:54] * gleblanc decides to try it tomorrow when his brain is fresh [02:06] hello. how do I set lubuntu to use the "vertial window switcher" by default? [02:07] not familiar with the "vertial" window switcher.. .let me search that, and see.. though, if you havent, i would just search more generally upstream about how to add it to lxde [02:07] holstein, no just use alt-shift-tab [02:07] jenia do you mean switching workspaces with control alt up and conftorl alt down? [02:08] nono. I mean like the normal "alt-tab", when you press that how does it look? [02:08] i would just remap it.. [02:08] like a horizontal list of icons in the middle of the screen [02:08] I don't really know how to change that [02:08] you can get in the openbox code if you need.. [02:09] when I press alt-shift-tab i get a horizontal list. i'm surprized that its not the same for others [10:48] j hardware === ochosi is now known as ochsoi === ochsoi is now known as ochosi [17:13] hallo, how can I create a desktop-launcher on lubuntu-openbox (14.04) ? [17:25] talsamon: you are using openbox? and you want a desktop icon? [17:25] holstein, yes [17:25] http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=17977 [17:26] http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/37992/is-there-a-small-lightweight-application-to-have-desktop-icons-like-on-windows [17:26] look for information about adding desktop icons to openbox [17:27] Perhaps this too: http://askubuntu.com/questions/466395/how-can-i-create-a-quick-launcher-in-lubuntu ? [17:27] if you are using lubuntu/lxde [17:33] holstein, sorry, can't find any useful information on the first two links, iDesktools are not in the repo [17:34] talsamon: why not just use lubuntu? [17:34] talsamon: you can create desktop icons easily on the desktop in lxde/lubuntu [17:35] holstein, that means I have to install lxde [17:35] talsamon: have you tried it? [17:36] talsamon: im not sure what else you would implement that would facilitate a more "normal" desktop that would be light [17:36] there is lighter, for sure, but, there are compromises, such as the desktop icons [17:36] lxde is a nice balance.. and works "out of the box" facilitating such features, while maintaining a "light-ness" [17:37] otherwise, you can try #ubuntu or an upstream openbox channel/community [17:37] i would just implement what #! does, *if* i wanted desktop icons in openbox.. [17:37] ok,thanks [17:37] but, when i want/need desktop icons, i just go ahead and use lxde [18:24] whats up all [18:24] does anyone have experience with lubuntu on powerpc? [18:24] moi [18:25] wxl: of course you would >.> [18:25] :P [18:25] teward: keep it down, or i'm going to make you do bug triage [18:26] wxl: E:NoISO [18:26] * teward chuckles [18:26] teward: there's an iso [18:27] wxl: E:NoDownloadedLocallyAvailableISO [18:27] :) [18:27] teward: get on it :) [18:28] wxl: which you wanting me to triage? 15.04? 14.04? 14.10? i386? amd64? Can't do ARM unfortunately. [18:28] got specific bugs on the radar? [18:28] teward: ALL OF IT [18:28] * teward adds the additional 1000000 questions necessary to triage to the list [18:28] * teward waits for wxl to give up :) [18:28] :) === Mr_Comet is now known as Comet|Brb [19:11] I'm running current lubuntu . thinkpad x201 . How can I make hibernate or suspend work correctly ? [19:18] Hey, good afternoon to you all, i just installed lubuntu 14.10 64 bits and i need java so i followed the steps on: http://www.ubuntu-guia.com/2012/04/instalar-oracle-java-7-en-ubuntu-1204.html but java keeps craching on firefox can someone help me please? [19:28] not ideal to follow a guide for a much older ubuntu build, not sure if it'd work [19:33] fine, any ide where can i get the right guidence? This is my first time using a 64 bits system and i really need java [19:37] I believe you can just install icedtea-7-plugin http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/icedtea-7-plugin [19:37] ignore the fact thats an old version of ubuntu [19:38] ok i just installed it . in firefox i did about:plugins . it says: IcedTea-Web Plugin (using IcedTea-Web 1.5.2 (1.5.2-1ubuntu2~14.10)) [19:38] so try sudo apt-get install icetea-7-plugin [19:38] icedtea-7-plugin i mean [19:39] iced tea won work fine on www.sat.gob.mx [19:39] that is where i need to declare taxes [19:39] thatś why i need java [19:41] try http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/webupd8_java [19:41] for your oracle java [19:43] does this ppa works also for a 64 lubutnu distro? [19:44] yes [19:44] excellent [19:44] thanks you very much [19:44] i try that out [19:55] does lubuntu + suspend work for most of the world except me ?