[00:18] <edisto> i just installed xubuntu on my laptop but I can't seem to connect wirelessly to my network
[00:19] <edisto> when I go to edit connections>> add >> wifi >> I can't save a new wifi and it's not detecting any wireless connections
[03:38] <Satellite> hey guys, how well does Xubuntu/Xfce handle hiDPI screens? Wanting to run 15.04 on my Pixel 2 laptop
[05:05] <xubuntu01i> hey p
[05:07] <xubuntu01i> hey
[06:29] <otapunk> trying few distros for my laptop, got a stupid problem, when I close the lid or suspend from the menu and turn my it on again the touchpad stops working
[06:29] <otapunk> touchscreen keeps working just fine
[06:30] <otapunk> it's acer V3-112P
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[08:40] <gruntz12> hi guys
[08:40] <gruntz12> i'm new in xubuntu... what should I do first?
[09:12] <|zer0|> <gruntz12> have you used linux b4?
[09:31] <waymix> Hello
[09:32] <calmpitbull> hi
[10:18] <juvann> Hi! Need help with Dropbox on Xubuntu. My previous system was Mint and it worked like a charm, but I have troubles running it on Xubuntu. The first problem I have is that I don't know how to point Dropbox to another partition (I have a "data" partition that I share between Windows and Linux). The second thing is that it always requests root permissions (there was no need for root permissions when I was using it on Mint). If anyone had some
[10:18] <juvann> advice on this matter, that'd be great :D
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[17:06] <lourdes> hey guys, no matter how I disable the start up apps on the xfce session, always when I shutdown my pc with running apps. those will start up after login... how can I avoid that?
[22:40] <juvann>  Hi! Need help with Dropbox on Xubuntu. My previous system was Mint and it worked like a charm, but I have troubles running it on Xubuntu. The first problem I have is that I don't know how to point Dropbox to another partition (I have a "data" partition that I share between Windows and Linux). The second thing is that it always requests root permissions (there was no need for root permissions when I was using it on Mint). If anyone had some a
[22:40] <juvann> dvice on this matter, that'd be great :D