[00:00] <pleia2> metacity is gnome2's default window manager, Xubuntu uses Xfce's xfwm
[00:00] <mrkramps> metacity has been the window manager of gnome 2
[00:02] <w30> xfce4 is equivalent to Gnome then.
[00:02] <pleia2> yes, they are both desktop environments
[00:02] <w30> xfdesktop is what?
[00:02] <knome> a desktop manager
[00:04] <w30> so many layers, confusing to me...
[00:05] <knome> fortunately you don't need to understand it all to be able to use xubuntu
[03:12] <w30> knome, ahh.......... found it Xubuntu uses xfwm4 instead of metacity.
[03:13] <w30>  /part
[03:19] <auscompgeek> ... that was literally the first answer
[03:35] <xangua> Lol
[08:15] <freiform> Hi, is there a simple way I can move a windows to another (physical) screen using the keyboard? I have a multi-monitor setup and sometime I want to have a certain window maximised on my 2nd screen without the need to touch my mouse.
[10:54] <shazar> any help on how to enable hibernation in xubuntu 15.04 ?
[10:57] <brainwash> shazar: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/ubuntu-help/power-hibernate.html
[13:57] <bynarie> anyone know a good place to get xfce themes at?
[13:59] <cfhowlett> xfce-look.org
[14:00] <bynarie> cfhowlett, thanksa
[14:00] <bynarie> thanks*
[14:00] <cfhowlett> happy2help! bynarie
[14:00] <bynarie> =]
[14:05] <rmelo> Hi guys,
[14:05] <rmelo> No matter what a I do in the power management / screensaver settings, my screen goes off after 10 minutes
[14:05] <rmelo> any idea? I read about a long standing bug on this
[14:06] <rmelo> is there a workaround?
[14:12] <drc> rmelo: Assuming that you have configured the Power Manager settings correctly, have you checked the monitors settings?  I have had monitors that had hard wired (but configurable) time outs.  Caused me all sorts of confusion the first time this happened:)
[14:23] <rmelo> no such monitor settings, I tryed in different monitors.
[15:44] <Meerkat> can I disable the resizing of windows when pulling them to the top and bottom of the screen?
[15:53] <krytarik> Meerkat: "Settings Manager → Window Manager Tweaks → Accessibility → Automatically tile windows..."
[15:55] <Meerkat> lovely. Thanks!
[18:59] <piotr1> Hello, I turn on 4 workspaces, how to switch to another one?
[19:03] <flocculant> I use the mousewheel - but you need to set that on, you can also Ctrl+F1/2/3/4 to do that
[19:06] <piotr1> Ahh ok THX
[19:06] <Pici> /70/70
[19:07] <flocculant> Pici: 63 was a much better year ...
[19:08] <Pici> I know :(
[19:09] <mrkramps> piotr1, alternatively use ctrl+shit+left/right
[19:10] <mrkramps> or up/down depending on positioning of workspaces
[19:11] <piotr1> and is there a way to see all workspaces on one screen? so I can chose where to switch
[19:12] <piotr1> *choice
[19:14] <mrkramps> like macos expose?
[19:18] <piotr1> don't know never use it, something like all 4 workspaces making themselves smaller and are showing all together on one screen?
[19:19] <mrkramps> xfce's window manager xfwm4 does not provide such a feature
[19:20] <piotr1> ok thank you for answer
[19:21] <mrkramps> piotr1, but you may use compiz (the unity window manager) with xfce as well
[19:23] <piotr1> Thank you for the tip, maybe i will try one time. I will probably be not good for overall performance?
[19:24] <mrkramps> piotr1, for performance not at all ;)
[19:33] <flocculant> piotr1: you 'could' try xfdashboard - it's in a ppa so all the we don't support ppa stuff applies
[19:34] <flocculant> but you can set it to run from something like the winkey and it gives at the least mouse control - possibly not what you want though :)
[21:27] <johnq90> Hello, is it possible to disable "25% tiling"