[00:01] <R0B_ROD> very nice distro thanks a lot
[00:46] <mig_> i like it too
[00:48] <R0B_ROD> :)
[00:54] <kl0rth0> I have a console blanking issue... consoleblank=600 and I have tried many different ways to find a workaround.
[08:50] <SixtyFold> is there a way to change alt+f2 to the windows key on the keyboard instead? are there key bindings in a file somewhere or something?
[08:51] <bioterror> yes
[08:51] <SixtyFold> do you know the dir off hand?
[08:51] <SixtyFold> if not ill google it
[08:51] <bioterror> just a moment
[08:51] <SixtyFold> thanks
[08:52] <bioterror> help.ubuntu.com is slow
[08:52] <SixtyFold> ahh
[08:53] <SixtyFold> i found it
[08:53] <bioterror> ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml
[08:53] <SixtyFold> yah, thanks :)
[08:53] <bioterror> change alt to super
[08:55] <SixtyFold> is it super or is W for super?
[08:56] <SixtyFold> oh geesh, im stupid af anyhow, i just realized you could do super + r to get run anyways
[08:56] <SixtyFold> so i dont need to change the binding, just read better. haha smh
[15:04] <joel135> Hi, I am trying to write Ukrainian letters. I am using IBus and ibus-table-translit-ua. A second ago I didn't know how to write й but I figured out by trial and error. Now I can't find Я. How can I be systematic about finding the keys? I did find a database /usr/share/ibus-table/tables/translit-ua.db which may contain the mapping but I'm not familiar with SQL.
[15:05] <joel135> My physical keyboard is Swedish so it's pretty similar to a US one.
[15:06] <holstein> i think i would ask in the main #ubuntu channel.. and refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KeyboardLayouts and see if i could find someone in the irc channel for that area.. could be, something is "broken" about the support, etc
[15:09] <joel135> I'll try that.
[15:16] <krytarik> joel135: In the worst case, you could always do: "xmodmap -pke".
[15:19] <joel135> krytarik, http://paste.ubuntu.com/12056048/
[15:20] <krytarik> joel135: But I don't want to know! :P
[23:29] <C0deGyver> any one know if there is a cap on RAM for libintu?
[23:30] <C0deGyver> I have 32GB or ram installed but `/proc/meminfo` shows ~1/2 that :(
[23:31] <C0deGyver> oops accidentlly closed wrong chat... lol
[23:33] <wxl> C0deGyver: what do you mean by cap?
[23:34] <C0deGyver> a limit
[23:34] <wxl> C0deGyver: i got that, but i'm still not sure what you mean. i guess the answer is no. it can consume as much as it wants (though there is the out of memory killer)
[23:35] <wxl> perhaps explaining what you're trying to figure out might help
[23:37] <C0deGyver> I mean (for instance) in windows 7 the home version limits RAM to 8GB I think to use 32GB you have to get pro or ultimate... so it is limiting how much RAM the computer can see / use
[23:38] <wxl> C0deGyver: afaik that's based on limitation of the cpu home is intended for (x86)
[23:38] <C0deGyver> I want to make sure I will be able to usa all of my 32GB of RAM on my lubuntu computer
[23:38] <C0deGyver> I would agree but they have a 64 bit home
[23:38] <wxl> C0deGyver: then use the 64bit version and you'll be fine
[23:38] <wxl> there's no such limitation with lubuntu
[23:39] <wxl> except for those imposed by the cpu itself
[23:40] <C0deGyver> okay.. thanks... now (if you don't mind) why do you think the results of my `/proc/meminfo` were half of my installed ram
[23:40] <C0deGyver> I did not know the cpu could impose RAM restrictions... hmmm may be that is the cause...
[23:41] <wxl> depends on which line you're referring to, C0deGyver. might be wiser to check `free -g`
[23:42] <C0deGyver> the total line
[23:42] <wxl> "MemTotal" should be the same
[23:42] <wxl> hmm maybe not free -g
[23:42] <wxl> free -m instead
[23:43] <C0deGyver> could you look at my proccessor and check for the limit you were talking about?
[23:43] <wxl> -g seems off over here
[23:43] <C0deGyver> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117369
[23:43] <wxl> you should have no problems there
[23:43] <wxl> check your bios and make sure it sees all of the memory
[23:43] <C0deGyver> ok brb going to run ur command
[23:43] <C0deGyver> will do that to
[23:47] <Kamilion> ?
[23:47] <wxl> Kamilion: ?
[23:48] <Kamilion> C0deGyver: Sorry, the only reason to impose limitations like that is to charge people more money...
[23:48] <wxl> hahahha
[23:48] <wxl> C0deGyver: there may be limited support for memory in some cpus based on kernel issues e.g. https://askubuntu.com/questions/106976/why-doesnt-ubuntu-detect-all-of-my-ram-on-64-bit
[23:48] <Kamilion> http://ark.intel.com/products/80807/Intel-Core-i7-4790K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_40-GHz
[23:48] <wxl> …so might want to check dmesg
[23:48] <Kamilion> ARK shows 32GB max.
[23:48] <C0deGyver> I'm back..
[23:49] <C0deGyver> what is ARK?
[23:49] <Kamilion> http://ark.intel.com/products/80807/Intel-Core-i7-4790K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_40-GHz
[23:49] <Kamilion> intel's product information system
[23:50] <C0deGyver> bios shows:16384mb...
[23:50] <wxl> so seems like the problem exists outside of linux :)
[23:50] <Kamilion> hardware issue.
[23:51] <C0deGyver> yea... well that sucks... any Ideas? please!
[23:51] <Kamilion> how many sticks of memory? Four or eight?
[23:52] <C0deGyver> (this is a custom built PC) I am going to use as a server four 8GB sticks
[23:52] <Kamilion> dmidecode -t 17
[23:52] <Kamilion> how many show up, two or four?
[23:53] <C0deGyver> not sure where to look in bios for the number of chips..
[23:53] <Kamilion> http://puu.sh/jybHi/193f3a36dd.png
[23:54] <Kamilion> bios isn't gonna tell you deep info like that, only clockspeed and total size
[23:54] <C0deGyver> I see my bad brb
[23:57] <C0deGyver> I found the problem... thanks for all the help!!!!