[00:01] <Jesuwope> It is really stumping me
[00:01] <Jesuwope> I even tried putting the slider to 50 minutes, and still it does things the same way
[00:01] <Jesuwope> I was AFK only about 20-30 minutes just now and it was locked screen when I came back
[00:01] <Jesuwope> Is it a bug or am I doing something wrong... or neither one, or what?
[00:01] <Jesuwope> Please help.
[00:01] <Jesuwope> I can't listen to music with it locking the screen
[00:03] <Jesuwope> well it shut off when i set it to one minute, so probably it was working right when i set it to 50 minutes... but the never part of it.. no good
[00:04] <Jesuwope> I changed it again.  I put 5 hours and something under the "action" part
[00:04] <Jesuwope> I'll test it now
[00:04] <Jesuwope> oh well
[00:05] <Jesuwope> no luck
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[02:37] <xubuntu61w> hello
[02:38] <xubuntu61w> My Home screen does not come out with good resolution
[07:07] <Slit> Hi! Could some one help me with changing the name of computer. I have something like user@home and I would like to change the first part... the user. Does some one know how to do that?
[07:12] <ochosi> Slit: create a new user
[07:12] <ochosi> the name of the computer is "home" in your example
[07:13] <koegs> no need to create a new user
[07:13] <Slit_> I got offline..
[07:13] <Slit_> Create new user and then...
[07:14] <koegs> usermod is able to change the name of the current user
[07:15] <Slit_> Ok koegs... how should I do that?
[07:18] <Slit> I get offline again... the last thing was changing name using usermod...
[07:21] <koegs> Slit: sudo usermod -l newname oldname
[07:21] <koegs> Slit: sudo usermod -m -d /home/newname newname
[07:22] <koegs> this will rename the user and then also renames its home dir
[07:22] <Slit> ok let me tray first
[07:26] <Slit> I get user then my name is currently used by process 1053
[07:30] <koegs> you need to do it with a different user while this user is not logged in :(
[07:33] <Slit> Ok koegs :-)
[07:33] <Slit> next time I have to be careful
[09:59] <starkiller> Im need help :P
[09:59] <knome> just ask; if somebody knows the reply, they'll likely reply
[10:00] <knome> knows the *answer*
[10:02] <starkiller> Well my battery was low one day, and the computer turn off, After that everytime i shutdown even with the command line it takes me to the loggin screen. :(
[10:17] <starkiller> Yea im gonna come back another time :P
[12:26] <quantibiliy> mouse disappears after hibernation of sleep...?
[12:47] <knob> Good morning
[12:49] <knob> When I boot up my Xubuntu installation, I get "Welcome to emergency mode!"...   I load X with  systemctl default....   yet this is driving me crazy already.
[12:49] <knob> Wondering what I can do to fix it.
[13:02] <Lovich> Anyone ever experienced a black screen after waking the computer?
[13:04] <knob> Lovich, not me... I mean, sometimes she's black, yet kind of stuck in "blank screensaver".  Move the pointer, and off she goes.
[13:05] <Lovich> Unfortunately mine requires a restart :x
[13:08] <knome> Lovich, which xubuntu version are you running?
[13:09] <Lovich> 14.04 LTS
[13:14] <Lovich> Trying to decide if I'd be better off with xorg than fglrx for development purposes, and light gaming.
[13:15] <Lovich> AMD drivers seem to be the cause of a lot of problems
[13:17] <knome> Lovich, if the open drivers work without problems and the performance is fair/good enough for you, i'd use them
[13:18] <knome> Lovich, but if you can get a good performance bump up with the closed drivers (and really need it), or they would fix some problem you're having, then i'd use the closed drivers
[13:19] <Lovich> Does Nvidia generally have better support for linux?
[13:20] <knome> i've had more problems with amd than nvidia on linux, personally
[13:20] <knome> and am using nvidia since ages on my desktop
[13:20] <knome> the closed drivers are generally pretty good, but i don't know how well the open alternatives really work since i haven't been running nouveau on a daily basis
[17:22] <hylian> hello all
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[19:12] <malinus> I have some ancient (raring) xubuntu version. Obviously the raring package are not on the servers anymore. Do I just change "raring" to some more recent version and update&&upgradE?
[19:15] <holstein> malinus: not really
[19:15] <holstein> !eolupgrade
[19:15] <ubottu> End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[19:15] <holstein> i mean, you can, but, its not supported, and will likely break something
[19:17] <malinus> reading trough the first link, that's exactly what they say I should do.
[19:17] <holstein> go for it
[19:17] <holstein> have "good" backups, regardless
[19:18] <holstein> what do i do? i just backup, and fresh install.. usually takes less than 20 minutes. i find any sort of upgrading takes me about 4+ hours..
[19:18] <malinus> This reminds me why I use rolling releases now :P
[19:18] <holstein> yup.. ubuntu is not a rolling release
[19:18] <malinus> yeah
[19:18] <holstein> one *can* use the LTS versions, which, cleanly upgrade to each other
[19:18] <holstein> 12.04, to 14.04, to 16.04.. for example
[19:19] <malinus> I wonder how much this upgrade breaks :D
[19:19] <malinus> Other than the ppa stuff, which obviously always break.
[19:19] <holstein> plan for complete breakage, since, you should have backups
[19:21] <Pwnna> how supported is upstart in 15.04?
[19:21] <Pwnna> i know you can boot into it with init=upstart or something like that
[19:21] <malinus> I would be suprised if any of the non-software related files actually be removed.
[19:21] <Pwnna> i have a lot of scripts in /etc/init, etc/pm.d etc
[19:21] <Pwnna> porting will take way too long..
[19:22] <malinus> By the way, have ubuntu switched to systemd yet?
[19:23] <Pwnna> yes..
[19:23] <Pwnna> in 15.04
[19:24] <malinus> And I assume the new debian will launch with it too?
[19:25] <malinus> oh wait, jessie is now stable
[19:25] <malinus> World is going too fast
[19:27] <holstein> Pwnna: should be as simple as, reading up on it, and implementing it
[19:28] <holstein> i might start here.. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers and drill down, as needed
[19:29] <holstein> you can go upstream to #ubuntu and the relevant mailing lists, since, its not specific to xubuntu or xfce
[20:08] <Pwnna> holstein: takes time..
[20:08] <Pwnna> holstein: i have to rewrite those scripts and Q/A them before deploying.
[20:09] <holstein> i suppose one doenst *have* to.. but, changing the defaults can take effort, for sure
[20:53] <ball> Yay, there's a Xubuntu channel.
[20:53] <knome> !ot | ball, we have several channels:
[20:53] <ubottu> ball, we have several channels:: #xubuntu is the Xubuntu support channel, #xubuntu-devel for discussion regarding development of Xubuntu, and #xubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[20:56] <ball> Thanks knome
[20:57] <ball> I've just experimentally installed it on a test rig at the office.
[20:59] <knome> nice to hear - enjoy :)
[21:03] <ball> We used to run it on my daughter's desktop PC. She'll probably be getting that back again soon.
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