[00:06] damn.... https://community.spotify.com/t5/Help-Desktop-Linux-Windows-Web/Spotify-0-9-10-for-GNU-Linux-Welcome-to-the-dark-side/td-p/556976 [00:51] <77CAA407B> hi, just wondering if there is a fix for the SD card bugs? from files not getting copied correctly and then not unmounting correctly I'm starting to lose my mind trying to work with SD cards === 77CAA407B is now known as reconlap [00:54] be back in a little bit, going to reboot my system, seems the only way to get SD card to work === Metacity is now known as Metacreepy === Metacreepy is now known as you-cannot-be-se === you-cannot-be-se is now known as seriously === seriously is now known as Metacreepy [03:01] i have a problem with my xubuntu 15.04. if i have chrome running, and lock the screen, and then unlock the screen, chrome becomes nearly freezing. [03:01] if i close chrome and restart it, it's still near freezing. [09:23] * xubuntu215 slaps xubuntu50o around a bit with a large fishbot === someone_ is now known as random-nick-yeah === random-nick-yeah is now known as halp [10:27] ho well, anyone know what to do about 1366x768 screens? there is a thin line on the side (I guess those are the 6 dangling pixels) that does not get randered at all [10:27] even though I can put my cursor there === MisterHiyas is now known as benonsoftware [13:22] anybody know how to make a bootable usb first should it be fat32 or ntfs [13:24] file is over 5.06 gb [13:25] i should say over 4.9gb [13:25] what iso [13:25] windows 7 ultimate iso for drivers [13:25] that won't work in linux [13:25] and software that won't work in linux [13:25] made on what os [13:25] xubuntu [13:25] 14.04 [13:26] fat wont work [13:26] are my only options a 8.5 gb dvd? [13:26] or will ntfs work [13:27] I'd say winusb, but thats probably best to ask for alternatives in the windows chanbnel [13:27] !winusb [13:27] WinUSB is a tool for preparing bootable Windows Instalation USBs. Please see http://en.congelli.eu/prog_info_winusb.html for instructions on installation and use. #ubuntu does *not* provide support for this tool, so please do not ask for help here if it doesn't work for you. [13:27] Slumlord_, ask the #windows channel [13:27] ok i was not sure [13:27] thanks [13:28] sorry for my mistake [13:28] np [14:23] I have trouble shutting down new pc [14:23] It has Virtualbox and teamViewer instaleld [14:24] It just turns xubuntu round and round forever, neve shutting down [14:24] For some reason I have 2 boot options named ubuntu in EFI?? [14:24] Why systme dows not shut dow? it is H81 motherboard [14:27] oh yes, it is XUbuntu 14.04.3 LTS 64bit [14:37] I would also like to have few words woth the guy that REPEATEDLY select broken windows manager theme for Xubuntu, that makes changing size of Xubuntu windows PAIN [14:39] sima_: He's here...put your money where your mouth is. [14:40] sima, you're crossposting. choose ONE channel ... [14:40] Not saying he'll bother answering an obviouos troll, but you can try. [14:41] drc, I use xubuntu from 2006 and this is not my default username on freenode and I am at the user solving problem. [14:41] so p[lease watch your language [14:41] because you disabled several xubuntu past releases basic functionality [14:42] cfhowlett, yes, ok then, power problem is universal, i know. ok [14:42] 1) I'm not the one you want to talk to, 2) I don't really care who or what you think you are. [14:43] drc, then identify who is without hassle if not asked. thanks [14:43] OK, time to stop feeding the troll. Out [14:44] drc, ok, if you don't stop askling new people coming to channel a bad words, I would be forced to tell you to re-read community code of conduct and stop BS [14:45] guys: knock it off. let's move on. [14:45] cfhowlett: mea culpa [14:46] so who is the guy that broke xubuntu window smanager window resizing in last several releases [14:46] it is all about choosing default theme for Xubuntu desktop, [14:47] where resizing window is almost impossible in lower edges of window, because window border is too thin etc [14:47] sima_, direct your development comments the xubuntu-dev mailing list. developers rarely appear in the user irc channels. [14:48] cfhowlett, fair answer. will do when I get time. This is jus needed to be said because it frustrates me for a long time on new installs everywhere. [14:49] I had put acpi=force in grub, wish me luck.. [15:33] Hello, I was wondering how the thumbnails in .thumbnails get their name.... [15:35] Is it md5 checksum? [15:49] Hello, I was wondering how the thumbnails in .thumbnails get their name.... [16:08] Hello, I was wondering how the thumbnails in .thumbnails get their name.... [16:34] Hello, I was wondering how the thumbnails in .thumbnails get their name.... [16:35] how come? [16:36] Because I want to add one to the mix. === flocculant is now known as Guest37620 [16:43] Hmm [16:43] I dont have any xubuntu installation to look at, so I can only guess. [16:44] Do you know how it works on Ubuntu? [16:44] I saw that Nautilus used md5 hex [16:45] Xubuntu uses Thunar doesn't it? [16:45] Yep. [16:48] http://askubuntu.com/questions/199110/how-can-i-instruct-nautilus-to-pre-generate-thumbnails [16:48] That might work.... [16:50] http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/91325/how-to-compute-a-thumbnail-filename-from-the-shell [16:50] ^ is specific to you problem (Y) [16:51] In case you just want to generate thumbs for files there are probably better way to have Tumbler do it for you [16:51] Thanks, Walliski! [18:48] Hi ! I will like to know how to encrypt a share folder called /data i would use with 2 linux distros. and if it is possible... [18:49] for each distro I wil have a /folder, a /home folder and a swap [18:58] Stephanethebegin: well generally as far as the distros will be able to use the encryption you are planning to use it's viable option [18:59] if you want to use it at the same time... i'm not sure ;) [19:00] You don't need 2 swaps.... [19:00] good point [19:00] you may want to use something networking based instead ... nfs or sshfs or whatever is cool enough for you [19:00] he didn't specified if the distros will be running at the same time or not ;) [19:01] I don't know enough of her situation... but it sounds like she is wanting a ~dualboot~. [19:01] Excuse me... I thought I read Stephanie.... [19:02] well stephanethe maybe stephany [19:02] *swap* she for he (or OP) [19:02] no.. Stephane... :) [19:02] Cool. [19:03] no... I have a laptp with windows 10 and alongside Xubuntu and want to install anotehr linux distro.. [19:03] and I will use only 1 at a time [19:03] So, a triple boot? [19:03] Same storage medium? [19:03] johnny.. yes, a kind of... [19:04] but my share foldr will only be for my inux distros... [19:04] not for windows.. [19:04] Yeah, ok. [19:04] i have encrypted my home folder when intalling xubuntu... but how to do it for the share folder? [19:05] Idk.... [19:05] Are you still trying to map out your final partitioning? [19:06] Or do you have all the partitions you need? [19:06] yes I have Johnny [19:07] So, you only want your /home partition encrypted? [19:07] I have 4: / - /home - swap and /data.... [19:07] (I.e., that's all that is lacking? [19:07] What is on /data [19:08] on /data are my data I want to share with my other linux distro... [19:08] personal data... [19:08] Yeah. [19:09] So, /data is where you'll be mounting the partition that contains your other distro besides xubuntu.... [19:10] it is a ext4 partition I created to store personal data and if one day I want to format my hard drive I don't need to format this partition... [19:10] Ok, I see. [19:11] so... any suggestion?? [19:14] morf... by the way.. I wanted to write Stephane the beginner... but not enough space... :) :) [19:15] I figured! [19:17] Stephanethebegin: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/4-reasons-encrypt-linux-partitions/ [19:19] Johnny... thanks for the link but I already read it ! [19:19] and still want encryption for my share folder... :) :) [19:25] Ok. [19:27] johnny... any idea? or could I use Truecrypt (or an equivalent because I know what happened to truecrypt) to encrypt my share folder?? [19:29] This looks like it will work, if /data is a partition mounted to a folder.... [19:29] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto3 [19:39] If /data isn't a partition which has been mounted, then ecryptfs should work. [19:39] Stephanethebegin:http://www.howtogeek.com/116032/how-to-encrypt-your-home-folder-after-installing-ubuntu/ [19:41] Stephanethebegin: Just in case the lack of space makes it not work.... ^ [19:45] I just realized that is a home dir specific howto, sorry. [19:47] no problm johnny [19:47] Thx. [19:47] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FolderEncryption [19:48] That looks like the real deal. [19:50] I am not sure... [19:50] becasue it is the all partition I want to encrypt.. [19:50] I guess th only solution I hav is to try... :) [19:51] Ok, I was getting the impression that I got the wrong impression. ;-P [19:51] Thanks fro your time Johnny.. [19:51] I will read the links you gave me and I will try... [19:53] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto3 [19:54] That one is your best bet... [19:54] Instead of "sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/hda3 home" [19:54] Use sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/hda3 data [19:55] And from there, just keep substituting "home" for "data" [19:55] You know what I'm meaning, right? [19:56] yes [19:56] Oh, btw, you will loose your data, unless you back it up on a separate partition. [19:56] I don't have need of it... so I've never tried it. [19:56] it's ok because for the moment I have no data on the share folder.. [19:57] but i will try your solution and will let you know how it goes.. [19:57] thanks a lot ! [20:10] Hi; [20:19] Hello, xubuntu059. [20:20] Oh, that's why autocomplete didn't work... he already left. === HeadlessHorseman is now known as Unit193