[12:07] on 14.04 i'm surprised to see all my private ssh keys within ssh-agent after reboot, with no entering of passphrases on my part. i've googled around and tried editing /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-keyring-ssh.desktop . i've also unchecked ssh-agent in the GUI menus. all to no avail. anyone have a proper answer to this? [12:07] pmatulis: pam is taking care of it after login from the lightdm login manager [12:08] leszek: srsly? so i need to edit something under /etc/pam.d ? [12:09] pmatulis: that is common standard nowadays in all desktops. Not sure how to disable it though. [12:10] leszek: i consider it a huge security problem to do this by default and also make it so hard to undo [12:10] but i'm sure it's a ubuntu problem and not something special in lubuntu [12:11] pmatulis: it is actually common along all distributions as far as I know. Convenience issue [12:11] i mean, passphrases exist for a reason, they protect your keys ffs [12:13] i see pam_gnome_keyring.so getting invoked under pam.d. so i should be able to configure gnome-keyring itself somewhere else [16:26] hi everyone, is LXDE customizable in icons and panels size? [16:31] http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXPanel I don't currently have a copy of Lubuntu now, I read here you can enlarge the width and height with the files inside /home/user/.config/lxpanel/profilename/panels but would this enlarge the icons too? [17:27] hi guys I have a problem with firefox [17:27] every time I click on a link, say from hexchat's irc, it opens firefox (fine) but instead of loading the link, it starts firefox on the principal page [17:28] how can I fix this [17:28] Hmmm [17:28] sounds like a firefox issue [17:28] but i'm pretty sure there's some settings about opening links in new windows [17:28] in firefox [17:28] hunt around in preferences [17:28] Yeah [17:28] YeahAlso a workaround is to copy the links [17:29] yeah but it's cumbersome to copy the links [17:29] for example when I use a news feeder and just want to read a particular news... it starts firefox instead of loading the news [17:29] Yes [17:29] XP [17:31] well thanks, that worked [19:48] why is it when I format a usb stick in lubuntu it disappears in PCManFM ? [19:49] my usb stick is recognized in Disks but PCManFM no longer shows 32USB when I plug in my usb stick ? [19:50] my usb stick is no longer detected in the file manager [19:51] jay111: did you format it with disks or gparted ? Which filesystem did you choose ? [19:52] disks [19:52] disks--->quick format [19:54] jay111: maybe disks did something wrong there. Can you please check with gparted and see what it might did wrong [19:55] im new to linux, how do I access gparted [19:56] ok im installing gparted right now [19:57] im in gparted [19:57] it says unallocated [20:01] leszek you there ? [20:02] im in gparted, its saying my usb in unallocated and its giving me the option to create a new partition [20:03] jay111: sounds like you formatted it without giving it a filesystem, which explains why it doesn't show up in the file manager [20:03] how do i give it a filesystem ? [20:04] make a partition :) [20:04] i'd suggest ext3 [20:05] it says free space preceding [20:05] jay111: yeah just create a new partition and format it ext4 or 3 if you only want to use it on linux [20:06] * leszek wonders will no sound notification is played back if someone mentions me [20:06] * wxl mentions leszek for fun [20:06] its a 30 gb stick, what should i set the free space preceding number too ? [20:06] jay111: 0 if you want to use the whole thing ☺ [20:07] …unless, for some odd reason, you want space before your partition [20:07] can't imagine you would [20:07] got it [20:07] now lets see if it detects [20:07] oh and leszek made a good point [20:08] use fat32 if you want to use with other machines [20:08] non-linux [20:10] its still not detected [20:11] made the ext3 partition in gparted but its not showing up in PcFMman [20:12] did it give you a notification when you plugged it in? [20:12] with an option to mount it? [20:12] nope [20:12] yeah lubuntu lxde very nice, durring a full upgrade from 4.04 to 4.10 that what I got: http://i.imgur.com/wlyrcBz.png [20:12] Now I am stuck to crash the system [20:13] I mean 14.04/14.10 [20:14] great I got it [20:14] just had to partition in Disks rather than in gparted [20:15] you might have not committed the changes in gparted [20:15] !fr | pauled [20:15] pauled: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [20:16] !fr | wxl [20:16] wxl: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [20:17] pauled: thanks, but i'm aware of that. ☺ if you want help with something in french, i doubt there is anyone here that ycan help you. your image is in french.. [20:18] wxl: I am speaking in english what is the point whith your !fr | wxl [20:18] your right wxl, i did not click on the nike check mark in gparted , thanks for your help awesome [20:20] wxl: The picture speaks for itself. No need to understand Chinese to see that there is a lock and the word "session". [20:20] pauled: well, it doesn't speak to me. [20:24] wxl: Well, I'll translate for you. The message say this: "This session is locked You will be automatically redirected to the unlocker window in few seconds.." [20:24] Except that it never happens. [20:32] pauled: tell me how you get to that. what sequence of events occur before you reach it, starting from reboot? [20:38] wxl: This occurred after a period of inactivity, then the session is closed automatically when I was conducting a major update. [20:40] pauled: you might want to reboot. alternately, open a virtual terminal and search for processes that have "lock" in them and kill them. [20:43] wxl: thanks but too late, I already shutting down the system [20:45] pauled: so it works now? [21:06] what is your favorite distro that is similar to lubuntu ? [21:06] um, lubuntu [21:06] what you looking for ioioi ? [21:07] i like lubuntu, wondering if I should give peppermint 5 a try or something else, I am looking for distro recommendations [21:07] you should try [21:07] that's the one way to find out [21:07] but a distro that includes everything like lubuntu [21:08] i was thinking of maybe netrunner but idk, maybe it wont be as fast, linux mint constant pass prompts and wifi connect was buggy [21:10] ioioi: manjaro -> then -> arch installer like evo/lution [21:10] do you guys think peppermint is worse or better than lubuntu ? [21:10] better/worse meaning speed, user friendly [21:10] ioioi: what is peppermint? flash player? [21:11] ioioi: then why you compare a flash player with a distro? [21:11] ioioi: I don't get it [21:12] ? [21:13] peppermint 5 vs. lubuntu [21:14] just seeking for some distro recommendations besides lubuntu [21:16] hi [21:19] ioioi: You might ask somewhere like ##linux where they are not as biased as we are here in the #lubuntu channel ;) [21:21] alright thanks [21:33] http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXPanel I don't currently have a copy of Lubuntu now, I read here you can enlarge the width and height with the files inside /home/user/.config/lxpanel/profilename/panels but would this enlarge the icons too? [21:33] when you do a clean install of lubuntu, is your bios set to uefi or legacy ? [21:36] nobody knows? [22:13] Kamilion ? [23:16] i'm still stumped as to why pcmanfm sorts the other way (as if right to left) in lubuntu session vs lxde session. I installed thunar just for comparison and it behaves wrongly too. [23:18] I installed caja and mate, and caja also behaves wrongly in lubuntu session. In mate session they all behaves correctly just like in lxde. [23:19] I only have en-us locale [23:21] sakang, I don't know [23:24] ianorlin: I know you tried to duplicate. I tried looking into the lubuntu-default-settings but I couldn't see any clue. [23:25] might be lxsession sakang [23:25] it's went through some interesting changes lately [23:25] !bug [23:25] If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [23:25] but this is not the hugest priroity [23:26] wxl: could be, might look into it thanks [23:27] ianorlin: sure it's not, I just not boot into lubuntu :) [23:54] good night