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[00:48] <nixnine> is this a support channel?
[00:48] <ianorlyn> yes nixnine
[00:49] <nixnine> ok.  I have installed 15.04 but cannot get the sound to work
[00:49] <nixnine> can someone help?
[01:08] <nixnine> was rebooting  after reading suggestions but nothing helped
[01:08] <nixnine> no ideas?
[01:11] <nixnine> I am purging alsa-base and pulseaudio now
[01:11] <nixnine> theen will reinstall
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[01:27] <Unit193> should try linking him https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Advanced_Linux_Sound_Architecture/Troubleshooting
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[03:55] <bq_> how to hid the task bar at the bottom?
[03:55] <bq_> hid*hide
[03:56] <ianorlin> bq_: you can set it to autohide by clicking panel settings and click minimize when not in use
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[05:29] <absk007> is there any difference between the two ISOs available other than the way of installing lubuntu in the desktop version and the alternate version?
[05:31] <Unit193> In theory, only the installer should differ yes.
[05:31] <absk007> can upgrade lubuntu using the desktop version of ISO?
[05:31] <absk007> Unit193,
[05:32] <Unit193> There is an option for it, never used it personally.
[05:32] <absk007> i don't see any cdromupgrade file in desktop ISO like in alternate version
[05:35] <absk007> Unit193, seems i can't upgrade using the alternate ISO https://askubuntu.com/questions/6175/what-is-the-difference-between-the-alternative-and-desktop-cd-images
[05:36] <Unit193> Should just be a pool, last I knew.
[05:37] <absk007> Unit193, sry! I didn't get you
[05:56] <absk007> Unit193, sry! i didn't get you about the pool you mentioned. (if you wrote anything after that, sry! my IRC client ended abruptly I'm unable to check the previous logs.)
[06:05] <absk007> Unit193, when i tried to restart the PC with lubuntu 14.10 installed and with lubuntu desktop 15.04 cd in the drive I choose to upgrade, in the installer wizard last step it asks for a username, password, etc. Why do i need to provide that since I already have a username in the installed old lubuntu. I'm simply trying to upgrade.
[07:54] <fishcooker> how to force power meter on lubuntu always show on tray icon?
[10:20] <absk007> Unit193, i upgraded Lubuntu 14.10 -> 15.04 using bootable Lubuntu Desktop ISO in a VM. Forgot to make a snapshot. All my settings alongs with the softwares that I'd installed are gone. Only the document files in the user directory are left. :(
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[18:27] <panthere> hi
[18:52] <ianorlin> hi panthere any way I can help?
[20:35] <spython01> Greetings!  I just installed Disk Usage Analyzer via the Lubuntu Software Center.  How do I launch it?
[20:36] <spython01> It does not appear in the standard Application Launcher (either under Accessories or System Tools)
[20:42] <bioterror> Baobab?
[20:49] <spython01> Tried running "baobab" from command line but is says it's not currently installed.  need to try "sudo apt-get install baobab".  Will give that a go
[20:49] <bioterror> hard to say which program you installed from the software center
[20:50] <bioterror> but you can just use: df -h
[20:50] <bioterror> to see what's your disk usage
[20:52] <spython01> within Lubuntu Software Center, it just says "Disk Usage Analyzer" under Installed software (version 1.8.2+dfsg1-1)
[20:52] <ianorlin> I actually prefer ncdu for this but that is ncurses based
[20:52] <ianorlin> spython01: have you installed other stuff recently
[20:53] <spython01> will try "df -h" or "sudo fdisk -l" but was looking for something more graphical in nature
[20:53] <ianorlin> if not the end of /var/log/dpkg.log may tell you the package name
[20:53] <spython01> @ianorlin: Yes, things like Thunderbird
[20:53] <ianorlin> ah
[20:54] <spython01> looks like "baobab" got something to run
[20:54] <spython01> not quite the same as the Disk Usage Analyzer I've seen in Ubuntu, but perhaps this may work as well
[20:55] <bioterror> ianorlin, ncurses <3 ;)
[20:57] <spython01> I ran "tail /var/log/dpkg.log" but it didn't really indicate an installation directory or path
[20:58] <spython01> I'll fool around with baobab for now to see how that goes.  I'm just a Linux newbie messing around so it's fun just trying to figure out how all this works!
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