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Hudsonkem | when notebook got lockscreen in few minutes it turn off how i can disable that? xubuntu 15.04 | 07:18 |
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mst__ | hi | 08:25 |
mst__ | short question, maybe it has been already asked, the app switcher (when pressing alt-tab) is now with the update to 15.04 pretty big, how can i turn it back to small? | 08:25 |
ochosi | mst__: you mean the window previews? | 08:26 |
mst__ | yep | 08:26 |
mst__ | how can i turn them off? | 08:26 |
ochosi | window manager tweaks > compositor > show windows preview | 08:27 |
mst__ | perfect, thank you very much! | 08:27 |
mst__ | :) | 08:27 |
ochosi | np, yw | 08:27 |
xubuntu55d | hi guys | 10:53 |
knome | hello | 10:53 |
xubuntu55d | is there any good themes | 10:54 |
xubuntu55d | for xubuntu 15.04 | 10:54 |
xubuntu55d | also | 10:54 |
xubuntu55d | i have found some bugs | 10:54 |
xubuntu55d | how can ı report | 10:54 |
knome | !bugs | 10:56 |
ubottu | If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. | 10:56 |
knome | xubuntu55d, some themes that work well are shipped with xubuntu | 10:57 |
knome | !themes | 10:57 |
ubottu | To change your theme in Xubuntu, go to Settings Manager -> Appearance (tabs Style, Icons) and/or Settings Manager -> Window Manager (tab Style). Starting with Xubuntu 13.10, you can control some of your theme colors from Settings Manager -> Theme Configuration. | 10:57 |
knome | hmm, that wasn't what i was looking for | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | hmm | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | alright | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | what about fonts | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | wait | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | ım coming | 10:57 |
xubuntu55d | phone | 10:58 |
knome | install fonts from repositories (there are some) or copy fonts from elsewhere to ~/.fonts (where ~ is /home/yourusername) | 10:58 |
xubuntu55d | okey | 10:58 |
xubuntu55d | which fonts do you should | 10:58 |
knome | more theme can be found from xfce-look.org (and in many places really), but there is no guarantee how well they will work across all applications | 10:59 |
xubuntu55d | is copy command | 10:59 |
xubuntu55d | cp | 10:59 |
xubuntu55d | right ? | 11:00 |
knome | yes | 11:00 |
knome | and re: fonts, you might need to run "fc-cache -f ~/.fonts" | 11:00 |
xubuntu55d | is this clears cache ? | 11:01 |
knome | it updates the cache | 11:01 |
xubuntu55d | hmm | 11:02 |
xubuntu55d | ım facing a problem thats about booting | 11:02 |
xubuntu55d | at every booting my system making filesystem checking | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | this decrases boot time | 11:03 |
knome | do you let it finish? | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | how to solve this ? | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | some times yes | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | some times not | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | at start of this problem | 11:03 |
knome | it should check the file system about one in 30 times, but if you don't let it finish, it will keep on doing it on next boot | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | i didnt cancelled | 11:03 |
xubuntu55d | hmm | 11:04 |
xubuntu55d | ok then ım make it one more | 11:04 |
xubuntu55d | cya | 11:04 |
xubuntu82d | same thing knome | 11:07 |
xubuntu82d | it takes too short time to check | 11:07 |
xubuntu82d | did it 2 times | 11:07 |
xubuntu59w | Hi, I upgraded my laptop to v15.04 over the weekend. And now when I try to start the system, while connected to the docking station with 2 displays, it goes into suspend mode. But without the docking station, I can boot without any issues. | 11:50 |
xubuntu59w | from the syslog I could find the following messages: | 11:51 |
xubuntu59w | Apr 27 09:07:26 wdf-lap-0452 systemd[1]: Starting Light Display Manager... Apr 27 09:07:27 wdf-lap-0452 NetworkManager[987]: <info> init! Apr 27 09:07:27 wdf-lap-0452 NetworkManager[987]: <info> update_system_hostname Apr 27 09:07:27 wdf-lap-0452 NetworkManager[987]: <info> interface-parser: parsing file /etc/network/interfaces Apr 27 09:07:27 wdf-lap-0452 NetworkManager[987]: <info> interface-parser: finished parsin | 11:51 |
xubuntu59w | Apr 27 09:07:27 wdf-lap-0452 kernel: [ 211.304048] PM: Preparing system for mem sleep | 11:52 |
brainwash_ | !pastebin | xubuntu59w | 12:16 |
ubottu | xubuntu59w: For 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. | 12:16 |
xubuntu59w | sorry; http://paste.ubuntu.com/10910238/ | 12:20 |
brainwash_ | xubuntu59w: not sure, /etc/systemd/logind.conf has a commented entry #HandleLidSwitchDocked=ignore, maybe try to uncomment it | 12:25 |
xubuntu59w | ok, thanks will try. | 12:26 |
brainwash_ | I cannot find any related bug report or forum thread | 12:27 |
brainwash_ | so, I suggest that you use launchpad, askubuntu or ubuntuforums to report/ask about this issue | 12:28 |
xubuntu59w | ok | 12:29 |
knob | Hey guys... got an odd question. I have light-locker installed. If I boot up the laptop, light locker does not lock the screen. The screen does go blank within the alloted time, yet does not "lock". I then go to ligh-locker settings, Disable it, Enable it, and Apply. Then it works just fine. | 12:43 |
knob | Any idea what I could have wrong? | 12:43 |
brainwash_ | knob: is light locker enabled in settings manager > session and startup > autostart applications? | 12:50 |
knob | brainwash_, on my way to check... | 12:50 |
knob | brainwash_, =) nope... it's not there! | 12:51 |
knob | Should I add it? I do have a similar entry, which is not checkmarked... it reads Screen Locker (Launch screen locker program) | 12:52 |
knob | I reckon this is not the same as adding light-locker ? | 12:52 |
brainwash_ | similar? | 12:52 |
brainwash_ | it sounds like its the right one, but only disabled | 12:53 |
brainwash_ | does it run the "light-locker" command? | 12:53 |
knob | ok ok... going to enable it now, reboot.. and see what she does. Reporting back in 5-10 minutes | 12:53 |
knob | LEt me check | 12:53 |
knob | Hmm... oddly enough, I cannot edit it. The edit button is greyed out. Like if it was built-in | 12:53 |
knob | Err, like if the entry was built in, so you can't edit it | 12:54 |
knob | What do you think about adding my own entry, and using light-locker command? | 12:54 |
brainwash_ | sounds like a valid solution | 12:56 |
knob | Testing out now! =) Reporting back shortly | 12:56 |
brainwash_ | light-locker-settings should actually create this auto start launcher | 12:56 |
brainwash_ | so, something is odd on your side | 12:56 |
knob | brainwash_, defintiely.... I installed light-locker, removed it, installed gnome-screen something, then uninstalled... then kept on poking at it with a stick... etc. So I got myself into this. =) | 12:57 |
brainwash_ | you said that you cannot it the existing launcher, but can you check/uncheck it? | 12:58 |
knob | Oh yes, I can check/uncheck it... yet not edit it. | 12:58 |
brainwash_ | you cannot edit those which are located in /etc/xdg/autostart (system ones) | 13:00 |
brainwash_ | is this xubuntu 15.04? | 13:00 |
knob | No... I haven't uipgraded yet. | 13:01 |
brainwash_ | ok | 13:01 |
brainwash_ | some things have changed in how light-locker is integrated into the Xfce environment with the release of 15.04 | 13:02 |
brainwash_ | so, I was wondering if you experience some regression or new bug | 13:03 |
knob | brainwash_, ok ok... I am rebooting her now... checking to see if light-locker works as it should. If all is good, I will upgrade to 15.04 | 13:07 |
knob | brainwash_, working as it should now!! =) | 13:10 |
knob | Thanks! | 13:11 |
knob | Going to upgrade to 15.04 now | 13:11 |
brainwash_ | you're welcome :) | 13:11 |
bynarie | hey anyone noticed their cursor kind of disappear when moving it towards the top of their screen on 15.04? | 13:18 |
bynarie | ah ha, i found the bug on launchpad | 13:19 |
ochosi | no, frankly i've never seen that | 13:27 |
bynarie | i think it just started happening with 15.04, i could be wrong | 13:29 |
bynarie | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-346/+bug/1440012 | 13:29 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1440012 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-346 (Ubuntu) "The cursor disappears on the top of the screen" [High,Triaged] | 13:29 |
ochosi | hm, you're using a newer nvidia driver, i'm on 340 | 13:37 |
ochosi | also weird that ppl using intel drivers confirm that bug too, so it's not really a driver issue then | 13:38 |
bynarie | right | 13:39 |
bynarie | im also on linux 4.0 so i dont know exactly what the issue is | 13:39 |
knob | Just upgraded to 15.04... so far, so good! w00t w00t! :) | 15:03 |
jackbravo | hi, do you guys know if the torrent for 15.04 is hosting instead the file for 14.04? | 15:03 |
jackbravo | I downloaded the torrent, and installed, and only after using it some time I realized I was using 14.04 | 15:03 |
jackbravo | the file is named xubuntu-15.04-desktop-amd64.iso | 15:04 |
knob | jackbravo, that's odd... got a link? | 15:04 |
drc | jackbravo: Where did you get the torrent? | 15:05 |
jackbravo | you know what..... nevermind :P. I just realized I have both iso files here in my downloads folder. So maybe I just picked the wrong file when creating the bootable USB :$ | 15:06 |
drc | Been there :) | 15:07 |
jackbravo | sorry :( :P | 15:07 |
thyphus_ | hi. i tried xubuntu 15.04 with two displays. my problem is that the "primary display" option does not affect anything. i want to have the panel on the right display, but it's still on the left display (not the primary). in the panels options for the display "automaticly" is selected | 15:48 |
jc00ke | Good morning. I upgraded from 14.10 to 15.04 yesterday and my networking stopped working. I'm at a loss as to how to debug. Suggestions? Thanks! | 15:50 |
jc00ke | I'm hardwired in, I've turned WiFi off | 15:52 |
MisterMom | thyphus_, just a guess can you switch displays by dragging them in the displays module | 15:53 |
thyphus_ | MisterMom: the order of the display is right, just the panel is on the wrong display | 15:54 |
thyphus_ | MisterMom: but yes, i can drag the displays... but that's not my problem | 15:55 |
MisterMom | thyphus_, im not using dual display atm | 15:55 |
krytarik | thyphus_: "in the panels options for the display 'automaticly' is selected" - change that to the one you want it to be on. | 15:59 |
xubuntu13w | hy | 17:47 |
xubuntu13w | is anyone here? | 17:47 |
krytarik | xubuntu13w: Yes, just ask. | 17:47 |
xubuntu13w | great, tell me please, I am new on ubuntu and a | 17:48 |
xubuntu13w | I want to try it | 17:48 |
xubuntu13w | is there any mp3 player available? | 17:49 |
knob | xubuntu13w, what did you search for? | 17:49 |
knob | There is a Music Player | 17:49 |
xubuntu13w | i just downloaded ubuntu and I want to know where I can download any programs | 17:50 |
xubuntu13w | and how to install them | 17:51 |
xubuntu13w | is the same like on windows? | 17:51 |
drc | xubuntu13w: Just use the Ubuntu Software Center (in the menu) | 17:51 |
xubuntu13w | ok | 17:51 |
xubuntu13w | I will try it | 17:52 |
Quenz | Getting write errors http://paste.ubuntu.com/10914507/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/10914506/ | 18:21 |
knob | Quenz, http://askubuntu.com/questions/399709/install-with-sudo-app-get-install-doesnt-work-not-using-locking-for-read-only | 19:58 |
knob | ? | 19:58 |
Quenz | knob: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10915568/ | 20:07 |
knob | hmm | 20:07 |
knob | at a loss mate | 20:07 |
knome | Quenz, what did you do before this happened? | 20:08 |
Quenz | Nothing, except try to update | 20:08 |
knome | so the installation existed in a vacuum with absolutely nothing happening...? | 20:09 |
knome | is it a fresh install? | 20:09 |
Quenz | Well, I can't think of anything notable that I did | 20:33 |
Quenz | It's not fresh, no | 20:33 |
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Guest43188 | hi, i heard that xubuntu will be removing abiword and gnumeric in 15.04. is that true? | 21:01 |
Guest43188 | i quite like abiword and some of those other programs and im not sure whether or not i should upgrade to 15.04 | 21:02 |
bazhang | !info abiword | 21:02 |
ubottu | abiword (source: abiword): efficient, featureful word processor with collaboration. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.0-5ubuntu1 (utopic), package size 1097 kB, installed size 4277 kB | 21:03 |
Unit193 | Guest43188: No, that's in 15.10. Also, that's *by default*, so you'll still be able to install them, and upgrades will keep them. | 21:03 |
bazhang | install it then | 21:03 |
knome | Guest43188, in 15.10, but it will still be available in the repository | 21:03 |
knome | Guest43188, and if you have them installed an you upgrade, they will be kept installed. | 21:03 |
Guest43188 | ah okay. thanks. my laptop told me about an upgrade to 15.04 and i wasn't positive on the changes. thanks for your help. | 21:04 |
knome | Guest43188, it's just a default application selection, not tying anybody to anything | 21:04 |
MisterMom | are there any screen savers for xubuntu 15.04 | 23:58 |
Unit193 | light-locker is default for screen locking, but if you want actual screensavers you can install xscreensaver. | 23:59 |
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