[05:47] <allstarsnorks2> Hi guys. How do I install GTK 3.12 on Xubuntu 14.04?
[05:48] <Christoffer> Good morning
[05:48] <allstarsnorks2> Hey there
[05:49] <Christoffer> When I try to boot into xubuntu with two new displays I get no output to the screens, it's dual full-hd.
[05:49] <Christoffer> the loading screen and decryption of /home I can see
[05:49] <Christoffer> but I think it is the greeter that fails this high resolution
[05:49] <Christoffer> is it lightdm in xubuntu 14.04?
[05:57] <allstarsnorks2> How do I install GTK 3.12 on Xubuntu 14.04?
[06:00] <Unit193> Christoffer: Right, lightdm with lightdm-gtk-greeter.
[06:03] <allstarsnorks2> Is there a way to update GTK 3.10 to GTK 3.12 in Xubuntu
[06:03] <allstarsnorks2> 14.04
[07:25] <`dev> hello, i'm using xubuntu for an year now, very comfortable with this distribution.. until today, i changed hdd to SSD, installed the same 14.04 LTS , and i get this: http://s21.postimg.org/5xegoirid/prob.png
[07:26] <`dev> when i minimize and maximize window (chromium) the top nav disappear
[07:26] <`dev> until im sailing with the mouse on the top of the window and the buttons and labels coming back one by one -.-
[08:49] <Anarhist> hi please help. i've somehow turnt on the 'lens' feature
[08:49] <Anarhist> how do i turn it off?
[08:50] <Anarhist> ahh, i found it
[08:50] <Anarhist> alt + mouse weel
[08:50] <Anarhist> wheel
[08:50] <Anarhist> q; -)))=
[08:50] <Anarhist> ok, panic is over
[09:06] <`dev> hello, i'm using xubuntu for an year now, very comfortable with this distribution.. until today, i changed hdd to SSD, installed the same 14.04 LTS , and i get this: http://s21.postimg.org/5xegoirid/prob.png
[09:06] <`dev> when i minimize and maximize window (chromium) the top nav disappear
[09:06] <`dev> until im sailing with the mouse on the top of the window and the buttons and labels coming back one by one -.-
[14:54] <dudebro> hey guys, what is the best way to add a startup scripts in xfce4?
[14:54] <dudebro> i have been trying to run some xinput commands to start on my session but cant get it to work
[15:04] <Sumitabha> I'm running Xubuntu 14.04
[15:05] <Sumitabha> And my OS is running really slow.  It's freezing my PC, and making things run really slow
[15:05] <Sumitabha> Everything is loading really slow
[15:07] <Sumitabha> Is there a way to run a diagnostic test using my Xubuntu 14.04 live CD?
[15:13] <elfy> Sumitabha: open a terminal and run top - see what's going on there to start with
[15:14] <Sumitabha> Run top?
[15:14] <Sumitabha> Elfy, could you give me a command to run top?
[15:15] <elfy> open the terminal, type top and then press enter :)
[15:15] <Sumitabha> ok
[15:15] <Sumitabha> what am I looking for?
[15:16] <Sumitabha> 140 tasks
[15:16] <Sumitabha> 138 sleeping
[15:17] <elfy> down - below the top 4 or 5 lines
[15:17] <xubuntu27w> I am having a problem with my archive manager. After  each time of downloading software i.e AVG, musicloader, the message pops up after opening the file "error. archive manager can not load" How do I fix the archive manager?
[15:18] <Sumitabha> PID 4955
[15:18] <Sumitabha> I'm running a live CD, so things should be normal, right?
[15:18] <elfy> oh
[15:18] <Alexfrench> maybe a bad source location ??
[15:19] <Sumitabha> the computer is not freezing and loading slow, like when I was running from the hard drive
[15:19] <Sumitabha> the problems started with Chromium
[15:20] <elfy> Sumitabha: you need to be looking in the install rather than the livecd - but just for now, ram? cpu? graphics card?
[15:20] <Sumitabha> 1.4 GB of RAM
[15:20] <Sumitabha> I think the capacity is 2 GB, though
[15:20] <Sumitabha> I'm pretty sure the problem is software related
[15:20] <elfy> Sumitabha: actually what version of Xubuntu is it?
[15:21] <Sumitabha> 14.04
[15:21] <elfy> ok
[15:21] <Sumitabha> Because when I had closed Chromium the short constant wines stopped and everything speeded up
[15:21] <Sumitabha> But the problems returned when I ran updates and was installing them
[15:22] <elfy> mmm
[15:22] <Sumitabha> And when I shut off the PC, it took like over 5 min to shut off
[15:22] <Sumitabha> It took over 5 min to boot up
[15:22] <Sumitabha> actually more like 10 min
[15:22] <elfy> possibly issues with the hard drive
[15:23] <Sumitabha> never had any hardware issues before
[15:23] <AgAu> well you don't till you do :P
[15:23] <Sumitabha> I tested the hard drive a couple months ago and it looked really good
[15:23] <Sumitabha> the hard drive is working fine now
[15:23] <elfy> Sumitabha: ok - boot into it again - then we can have a look in the logs to see if there's anything there
[15:24] <Sumitabha> But I had problems with Google Chrome, and had to uninstall it.  google chrome had crashed
[15:24] <Sumitabha> so did Chromium
[15:25] <Sumitabha> It will take a long time to boot into my regular OS and I don't have an IRC account
[15:26] <Sumitabha> I'm using xChat now
[15:26] <Sumitabha> I think I'll have to do this on my own
[15:26] <elfy> yea - well just access us via the webchat link in http://xubuntu.org/help/
[15:27] <Sumitabha> ok, I'll try
[15:27] <elfy> doesn't matter how long it takes to boot - people will be about in here still :)
[15:29] <Sumitabha> Oh, you want to see the Ubuntu crash logs?
[15:29] <elfy> yes
[15:29] <elfy> sort of anyway - you could pastebin them from livecd
[15:29] <Sumitabha> I had already pastebined them
[15:40] <elfy> Sumitabha: where?
[15:41] <Sumitabha> I need to paste them again
[15:42] <elfy> if it was fairly recent the urls will be good still
[15:56] <xubuntu27w> I have xubuntu 14.04 and after I have downloaded software and open the file the same message appears "error. there was a problem loading with the archive manager" How do I fix this?
[15:56] <xubuntu27w> I have attempted to download from several different sources with the same result
[15:57] <knome> xubuntu27w, what is it you are trying to download? is that not available in the repositories?
[16:03] <Sumitabha> I found the crash logs from the first crash
[16:03] <Sumitabha> the Chrome crash
[16:03] <Sumitabha> But I can't find the crash logs from the second crash
[16:03] <Sumitabha> the most recent crash with Chromium
[16:05] <Sumitabha> http://imgur.com/a/9ZA41
[16:05] <Sumitabha> those logs are from the first crash
[16:20] <Sumitabha> elfy?
[16:20] <Sumitabha> I posted the crash logs from my second crash
[16:20] <Sumitabha> http://imgur.com/a/EKJdB
[16:21] <Sumitabha> Oh yeah, I should say Elfy
[16:21] <Sumitabha> elfy  I mean
[16:23] <Sumitabha> I'm running a fully updated Xubuntu‭ ‬14.04‭ ‬OS on my HP dx5150‭ ‬SFF desktop PC
[16:25] <Sumitabha> Everything was working pretty well for the last‭ ‬6‭ ‬months,‭ ‬and I was running Firefox and Google Chrome browsers without any problems.‭  ‬Until Google Chrome recently crashed
[16:27] <Sumitabha> I got help uninstalling Google Chrome and then installed Chromium browser recently.‭  ‬Afterwards,‭ ‬Chromium appeared to be working fine
[16:32] <Akusari> On my thinkpad, well, i had some chrome issues too  (crashes and window heat drawing bugs) but since xserver-lts-utopic everything runs fine
[16:33] <Sumitabha> But later,‭ ‬I went to the BBC.com news website and it was working until I tried to play a video link.‭  ‬None of the video links were working.‭  ‬They all said‭ “‬Download Flash Player now‭” ‬in the video boxes.
[16:33] <Sumitabha> So,‭ ‬I realized I probably didn't have any plugins installed.‭  ‬So I went browsing for Silverlight,‭ ‬and tried to install it,‭ ‬but I couldn't seem to install it.‭  ‬Then I read that Silverlight is not supported by Chromium.
[16:33] <Sumitabha> So,‭ ‬then I installed Adobe Flash.‭  ‬And right after I installed it,‭ ‬my computer really slowed down and almost froze.
[16:33] <elfy> Sumitabha: sorry - was afk
[16:34] <Sumitabha> that's ok
[16:34] <Sumitabha> So,‭ ‬I checked all my Chromium plugins and realized that Silverlight was installed,‭ ‬and Flash was also installed,‭ ‬and they were both active at the same time.‭  ‬Did that cause the crash‭?
[16:34] <Sumitabha> I think something more serious is troubling my OS
[16:35] <elfy> Sumitabha: to see what might be causing slow boot. we'll need to some logs from /var/log/ - dmesg and syslog would be a good start
[16:35] <Sumitabha> I can do that from the live CD?
[16:36] <Sumitabha> You want me to mount the hard drive, or is that asking for trouble when using a live CD?
[16:37] <elfy> should be ok
[16:37] <elfy> mount it somewhere then you can pastebin them
[16:38] <Akusari> sumitabha: do you have such error messages like this in /var/log/kern* ? :  Homer-Mobil kernel: [24347.052181] Watchdog[2961]: segfault at 0 ip 00007f18fbb58756 sp 00007f18eb106770 error 6 in chrome[7f18f7e69000+510c000]
[16:38] <elfy> Sumitabha: I'm likely to go quiet - right in the middle of trusty .2 release stuff for one
[16:39] <Sumitabha> for how long?
[16:39] <elfy> anyone should be able to help you decipher what's hanging
[16:39] <Sumitabha> ok, thanks
[16:41] <Sumitabha> what is the command to open that directory?
[16:42] <Akusari> cat /var/log/kern.log |grep -i chrom
[16:43] <Sumitabha> Note I'm running a live CD
[16:44] <Sumitabha> I ran that command, and it just gave me back the command prompt
[16:44] <Akusari> ohhh, well you need to mount filesystem anyway
[16:44] <Sumitabha> I mounted the hard drive
[16:45] <Sumitabha> How do I mount the file system?
[16:47] <Sumitabha> My hard drive is located at media/xubuntu
[16:48] <Sumitabha> sorry, no, that's my external drive
[16:49] <Akusari> we need the kernel devices first
[16:49] <Akusari> like /dev/sda or so
[16:50] <Akusari> may try this to list them: dmesg |egrep -i '(sda|sdb|sdc)'
[16:50] <Sumitabha> Permission ddenied
[16:50] <Sumitabha> Sudo....command not found
[16:50] <Akusari>  dmesg |egrep -i '(sda|sdb|sdc)'
[16:51] <Akusari> no need for sudo in this case
[16:51] <Sumitabha> oh, it worked
[16:52] <Akusari> if you know your root/var partition we can do a mount
[16:53] <Sumitabha> there is no evidence of the error hallmarks you showed above
[16:54] <Sumitabha> I know my root home, I think
[16:55] <elfy> Sumitabha: cat /path/to/instal/var/log/dmesg |pastebinit
[16:55] <elfy> then the same for syslog
[16:55] <elfy> then give people the url's - then give people time to look
[16:56] <Sumitabha> paste what my console shows?
[16:56] <Sumitabha> path?
[16:56] <Sumitabha> is path the actual word I should write?
[16:57] <elfy> no
[16:57] <Sumitabha> ok, I see
[16:57] <elfy> path will be wherever you mounted it
[16:58] <Sumitabha> its mounted at media/xubuntu
[16:58] <Sumitabha> but my root directory used my name when I was running it off the hard drive
[16:58] <elfy> then cat /media/xubuntu/var/log/dmesg | pastebinit
[16:58] <Sumitabha> ok
[16:59] <Sumitabha> No such file or directory
[16:59] <Sumitabha> You are trying to send an empty doc, exiting
[17:02] <Akusari> try this command and copy the output in this chat:
[17:02] <Akusari>  mount |grep -i media
[17:04] <Sumitabha> /dev/sdb1 on /media/xubuntu/VANTEC500 type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)
[17:04] <Sumitabha> /dev/sda1 on /media/xubuntu/1f7a558d-8937-4f2f-9305-5f136e7713ac type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks2)
[17:04] <Sumitabha> xubuntu@xubuntu:~$
[17:04] <Sumitabha> Vantec is the external drive
[17:04] <Sumitabha> sda1 is the big 500 GB hard drive with my OS on it
[17:05] <Sumitabha> sdb1 is Vantec500
[17:05] <Sumitabha> both drives are 500 GB
[17:06] <Akusari> so i guess elfy want the os data
[17:06] <Sumitabha> Give me a command for the OS data you want, if you please
[17:07] <Akusari> that would be: cat /media/xubuntu/1f7a558d-8937-4f2f-9305-5f136e7713ac/var/log/dmesg | pastebinit
[17:09] <Sumitabha> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10310749/
[17:10] <Akusari> yeah, so it's elfy time :-)
[17:12] <Sumitabha> wow, that's a lot of info
[17:12] <Akusari> I need more experince to evaluate this kind of data
[17:13] <Sumitabha> elfy must be an expert
[17:13] <Akusari> Maybe i could, but elfy is better for sure :-)
[17:15] <Sumitabha> Is your name Japanese?
[17:15] <Akusari> I'm pretty new here, i have no glue
[17:15] <Akusari> oops, you mean myself
[17:15] <Akusari> yes
[17:16] <Sumitabha> that's cool.  I love Japan animes
[17:16] <Akusari> yeah, that the background behind it :)
[17:17] <Sumitabha> the name of the director?
[17:17] <Akusari> no, i think this name is created by myself. This name comes in my mind while i'm wachting hikaru no go
[17:18] <Sumitabha> I don't have plugins installed here, so can't search that, I think
[17:20] <Sumitabha> I just installed HTML5
[17:22] <Sumitabha> oh, damn
[17:23] <Sumitabha> I should not be doing that, because I mounted my hard drive
[17:24] <Sumitabha> the installation went to the wrong place?
[17:24] <Sumitabha> After I installed HTML5 the plugin did not show up in my Firefox Browser
[17:26] <Sumitabha> oh crap, my external drive is overheating
[17:26] <Sumitabha> I had to turn it off
[17:27] <Sumitabha> it's 28 C in here
[17:27] <Sumitabha> and the hard drive felt like about 75 C
[17:27] <Akusari> i'm sorry, but i must leave now. i'm still not at home ;-) I think elfy or someone else will help you anyway :-)
[17:27] <Sumitabha> thanks Akusari
[17:28] <Sumitabha> have a good day
[17:42] <Sumitabha> elfy ?
[17:43] <elfy> Sumitabha: hi - as I said, I'm tied up with lots of things currently - constant pinging me is not helping
[17:43] <Sumitabha> sorry
[17:44] <elfy> your slow boot issue could also be looked at in #ubuntu - many many more people looking, perhaps try there - you have the pastebin output
[17:44] <Sumitabha> ok
[17:45] <Sumitabha> thanks for your help
[17:46] <elfy> but - quickly it looks like usb slowing boot at line 623,631,639 etc
[17:49] <Sumitabha> My USB stick is not even hooked up to my PC
[17:50] <Sumitabha> Which error log is that from?  From the Chrome or the Chromium crash?
[17:51] <elfy> it's the dmesg output - you can see in there where the time halts are
[17:51] <elfy> anyway as I said - try #ubuntu - more people - good luck
[17:51] <Sumitabha> oh, this could be related to my external drive overheating?
[17:51] <Sumitabha> ok
[18:36] <Akusari> rehi
[19:43] <Akusari> ely: How was the support case going two hours ago. the chrome case
[19:44] <Akusari> elfy: How was the support case going two hours ago. the chrome case
[19:45]  * ochosi imagines a shiny metal case...
[19:46] <Akusari> lol
[20:18] <argoneus> hello
[20:18] <argoneus> does anyone here virtualize xubuntu using virtualbox?
[20:18] <argoneus> I'm wondering if it's normal to have a slight input lag, and choppy movement when moving windows, etc, I already installed guest additions
[20:19] <holstein> argoneus: i would expect that with virtualization in general
[20:42] <Akusari> well, i'm using vmware for my virtual tasks :-)
[20:45] <Akusari> Windows7 and XP runs smoothy and no lags so far
[23:40] <xubuntu35w> Hello, I am try to install xubuntu but when I install it it is very pixelated and the colors look rediculous. I am using a hp touchsmart iq 700
[23:40] <holstein> xubuntu35w: i would look into my GPU.. i would see if i can get the desktop looking "right" with the live iso. i would research proprietary drivers
[23:40] <holstein> !nomodeset
[23:41] <xubuntu35w> Ok thanks for your help I will try those