[00:07] Unit193: there's stuff about controlling the brightness based on idle time, but nothing about saving brightness with the session for the next startup. [00:41] Unit193: also, I wasn't able to find any package that seemed to contain "Netbook", if you were suggesting that as a way to save brightness settings. [00:44] No, *my* netbook seems to do a decent job at it. As far as I know it usually saves it. [00:47] http://askubuntu.com/questions/227686/xubuntu-12-10-doesnt-save-screen-brightness-on-reboot could try that though. [01:04] Unit193: Hmm, this laptop has the backlight settings in a different directory (There is both /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness and /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/actual_brightness). Maybe that's why it doesn't work automatically? Anyway, that script looks like it should work, thanks. [01:08] Though I'd guess there might be a problem if the brightness is zero somehow when it reboots... === azeam_afk is now known as azeam === BytesAndCoffee is now known as youtube === youtube is now known as BytesAndCoffee [10:46] hi, after upgrading xubuntu, i can't boot and it gives me this message: starting version 219 target filesystem doesn't have requested /sbin/init. //bin/sh: 0 : can't open splash [10:46] any help what could i do? [11:30] xub: what version did you upgrade from/to? [11:42] ducasse: 14.04 [11:43] xub: to what version? [11:44] ducasse: 15.04 [11:44] xub: did you upgrade to 14.10 first? [11:44] ducasse: nope [11:45] xub: since 15.04 isn't an LTS version, the recommended path is to go 14.04 -> 14.10 -> 15.04 [11:46] xub: you are probably having problems with the switch to systemd. Try to reboot while holding left shift, that should give you a grub menu. Choose "advanced", and select a boot entry that contains the words "with upstart". [11:47] ducasse: i have already done that and it gives me a splash screen that remains freeze [11:48] xub: OK, can you switch to a virtual console with ctrl-alt-F2? === azeam_afk is now known as azeam [11:53] ducasse: you mean to press ctrl-alt-F2 while i'm to splash screen? [11:53] xub: while on the splash screen, yes. can you switch to a console, or is the whole machine frozen? [11:55] ducasse: the command just gives me a black screen [11:55] no console [11:56] xub: what about the other F-keys? no consoles there either? [11:58] ducasse: the same with other F-keys, no result [11:58] ducasse: shoule i use a live cd? [11:58] *should [11:59] xub: you can, and then mount the root file system. try to chroot into it, and clean up. but it's probably necessary to backup, reinstall and restore... [12:00] ducasse: ok, thanks [12:00] xub: you haven't run the upgrade scripts that take care of the transition from sysv to systemd, so it looks like init is broken. [12:01] xub: but 15.10 comes tomorrow, so you might as well get a nighly build and install that :) [12:02] ok ducasse , it's not so far tommorow so i will be patient, thanks again [16:14] hey guys is there a good calendar program I can install? [16:15] where I can put in dates and a schedule and stuff? [17:25] max12345: the default Orage application is pretty good, a good more note-taking, hashtag-adding, whatever you want app could be rednotebook, although you probably will want something more like Sunrise [19:47] i uninstalled chromium, but the icon is still on the menu. How di I get rid of it? [19:47] xubuntu 15.04 [19:48] log out, log back in. [19:48] bekks, already done [21:46] ? [21:47] ! === puff` is now known as puff [23:14] Hi folks, how is everyone? === puff` is now known as puff