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RockLobster | Hi, my girlfriend gave me her old laptop and the only version of xubuntu I had laying around was 12.04. I have no blank CDs or DVDs and no way of booting off of flash drive. Any way I can update to latest version without downloading the ISO? | 07:23 |
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RockLobster | Is there anybody out there? | 07:26 |
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jglauche | hello, I re-installed xubuntu on this computer two days ago, the latest LTS version. My Menu icon turns into a black square after a bit of usage - http://i.imgur.com/AqNUYOd.png | 09:28 |
jglauche | any ideas? | 09:28 |
jglauche | when I hover it with the mouse, it turns back normal | 09:28 |
knome | so... which session are you using? | 09:30 |
knome | and which theme? does this happen with all themes? | 09:30 |
ochosi | i think that's a bug in the whiskermenu that was since fixed | 09:35 |
ochosi | but it's likely that the fix hasn't been backported | 09:35 |
jglauche | I think I found the bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfwm4/+bug/1421786 | 09:39 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1397095 in xfce4-panel (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1421786 dragging applications in the task bar causes repaint errors" [Medium,Confirmed] | 09:39 |
ochosi | yeah, or that one | 09:40 |
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xubuntu65w | I updated .bashrc and now I can not log in. I can provide specific details if needed. Thanks | 15:07 |
smzz | hello anyone can help me w/ xubuntu, i installed on 30 GB SSD w/ LVM full encryption, i have free 16 gb and /dev + /run/shm use 1.9 * 2 GB, i want to resize this swap and i don't know how. | 15:34 |
xubuntu25o | hi | 17:26 |
knome | hello | 17:27 |
xubuntu25o | just wondering whats the easiest way to upgrade dist from a really old version ? | 17:28 |
knome | define really old? | 17:29 |
cfhowlett | xubuntu25o, download .iso and clean install | 17:29 |
ObrienDave | sudo do-release-upgrade | 17:29 |
knome | ObrienDave, nnnope. | 17:29 |
knome | ObrienDave, if really old means EOL, that won't work | 17:29 |
xubuntu25o | i tried that command but its comes up missing saucy tar file | 17:31 |
cfhowlett | xubuntu25o, yep. too old for direct upgrade. you have to jump incremental upgrades via the EOL method or ... clean install. | 17:31 |
xubuntu25o | am i going to have to do a reinstall rather than updating ? | 17:31 |
cfhowlett | !eolupgrade | xubuntu25o, depends on your pain tolerance. | 17:32 |
ubottu | xubuntu25o, depends on your pain tolerance.: 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 | 17:32 |
knome | 13.10 gets to 14.04 LTS with one jump, so it's not so horrible | 17:32 |
knome | but of course it depends if 14.04 is enough or if 15.04 is desired | 17:33 |
xubuntu25o | 15 the current latest ? | 17:33 |
ObrienDave | 15.04, yes | 17:33 |
knome | 15.04 is the latest release, 14.04 is the latest LTS release | 17:33 |
cfhowlett | xubuntu25o, it is but only 9 months support. you strike me as an LTS user | 17:33 |
ObrienDave | 14.04 is latest LTS release | 17:34 |
xubuntu25o | :) | 17:34 |
xubuntu25o | I am more of a if its not broke dont touch it lol | 17:34 |
ObrienDave | then LTS is for you :) | 17:35 |
cfhowlett | xubuntu25o, LTS then. 5 years support --- well 3 years on xubuntu | 17:35 |
xubuntu25o | thanks for the help I will follow the guide from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 17:38 |
xubuntu25o | :) | 17:38 |
ObrienDave | good luck | 17:38 |
xubuntu635 | Hi | 17:42 |
knome | hello | 17:42 |
xubuntu635 | French people here ' | 17:43 |
knome | !fr | xubuntu635 | 17:43 |
ubottu | xubuntu635: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 17:43 |
xubuntu34w | Hello all. I'm curious, is it normal / generally okay to reformat and do a clean install of xubuntu regularly? | 19:12 |
xubuntu34w | Or should reformatting the HDD be avoided when possible? | 19:12 |
butter_ | how often is 'regularly'? | 19:14 |
xubuntu34w | Every few months. | 19:14 |
bekks | You dont need to reformat at all. | 19:14 |
xubuntu34w | 3-4 months. | 19:14 |
bekks | No need to. | 19:14 |
butter_ | is there a reasons you're doing it so often? | 19:14 |
xubuntu34w | I haven't been doing it often actually, but I'm thinking of reinstalling Xubuntu to the LTS release. | 19:15 |
xubuntu34w | I'm on 15.04 currently. Wouldn't the cleanest way to reinstall / switch OS versions be to reformat first? | 19:16 |
bekks | So install the LTS and upgrade to the next one in 2019 :) | 19:16 |
xubuntu34w | Correct me if i'm wrong | 19:16 |
bekks | 14.04 is supported until 2019. | 19:16 |
bekks | Backup your data, insert an installation CD, install it. | 19:16 |
xubuntu34w | Ok, cool. I figured it would be better to reformat but I guess that's not necessary. | 19:17 |
bekks | Forget about reformatting. Thats an urban legend not needed for twi decades at last now. | 19:17 |
bekks | *least | 19:17 |
xubuntu34w | So the installation software removes the previous OS without the need for any additional actions? | 19:18 |
bekks | I you choose to do so, yes. | 19:18 |
mrkramps | xubuntu34w, the installer will ask you if it is allowed to do so and you have to take the simple action to confirm | 19:19 |
xubuntu34w | Thanks. So what exactly happens when I select the option to do so (remove the current OS)? | 19:19 |
xubuntu34w | In terms of the HDD / partitioning | 19:20 |
mrkramps | depends on your current partitioning | 19:20 |
bekks | And depends on your choice on how to partition. | 19:20 |
xubuntu34w | I have two partitions. One for 15.04 and a second for backup (not sure what thatt's called) | 19:20 |
bekks | "a second partition for backups". | 19:21 |
xubuntu34w | with the second partion being rather small | 19:21 |
bekks | You'd better store backups on a second drive. | 19:21 |
xubuntu34w | I usually backup onto an external HDD | 19:21 |
xubuntu34w | (my back up has a backup) | 19:22 |
mrkramps | that's good | 19:22 |
xubuntu34w | Isn't there are auto option for partioning during the ubuntu install and also a customm option? | 19:23 |
xubuntu34w | *there an | 19:23 |
mrkramps | yes | 19:23 |
xubuntu34w | Would you mind telling me what the auto configuration does | 19:23 |
mrkramps | using the whole disk | 19:23 |
xubuntu34w | Would you reccomend that? My HDD is only 500 gigs so I could use most if not all of the available space | 19:24 |
mrkramps | there is no problem | 19:24 |
mrkramps | but it will delete _all_ partitions | 19:25 |
xubuntu34w | Shouldn't be a problem (considering the backup goes well) | 19:25 |
mrkramps | yepp | 19:25 |
xubuntu34w | Thanks mrkramps and everyone else | 19:25 |
DMackey | Ok HOW does one get the eth0 network interface working? I set all the IP's in the 'network connections' But on '/etc/init.d/networking restart' or even a system reboot, the IP's never stick and I can't use the interface. | 22:38 |
DMackey | ifconfig says it IS THERE, pulling my hair out here.. | 22:38 |
DMackey | Wifi on same machine works perfect | 22:38 |
knome | DMackey, interfaces need to be "auto" on the config if you use network-manager for connection management | 22:48 |
DMackey | auto eth0 | 22:50 |
DMackey | iface eth0 inet static | 22:50 |
DMackey | address 192.168.1.1 | 22:50 |
DMackey | netmask 255.255.255.0 | 22:50 |
DMackey | gateway 192.168.1.1 | 22:50 |
DMackey | This is what I have in etc/network/interfaces | 22:50 |
DMackey | errr 192.168.1.133 for address | 22:51 |
zippo^ | which app of touchpad can i best use? | 22:51 |
zippo^ | i want more possible with touchpad | 22:51 |
mrkramps | DMackey, maybe you need an additional dns-nameservers entry | 22:54 |
mrkramps | same ip as gateway | 22:55 |
zippo^ | who? | 22:59 |
zippo^ | i ask about touchpad | 23:00 |
knome | zippo^, i don't understand your question | 23:00 |
knome | zippo^, is some feature in your touchpad not working? | 23:00 |
zippo^ | my touchpad works good, but i want more possible (my english is no good), has xubuntu a special advance application for touchpad, knom? | 23:01 |
knome | zippo^, what's your native language? | 23:01 |
zippo^ | dutch sign language | 23:01 |
knome | !nl | zippo^ | 23:01 |
ubottu | zippo^: Nederlandstalige ondersteuning voor Ubuntu (en vers gezette koffie) is te vinden in #ubuntu-nl | 23:01 |
knome | would that help? | 23:01 |
zippo^ | ow that i didnt kknow. thx knome | 23:02 |
knome | no problem, and good luck | 23:02 |
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