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[10:15] <r00d> anyone succes install virtualbox ?
[10:16] <knome> r00d, why not ask the real question about your problem?
[10:16] <mrkramps> several times, yes
[10:34] <r00d> i have problem like this http://s12.postimg.org/7mikz2wp9/Screenshot_2222_17_16_45.png
[10:34] <akxwi_dave> same here, infact this version of xubuntu I am on is on Virtual box
[10:37] <r00d> anyone have have problem like that ?
[10:37] <rinse_and_repeat> r00d i hate to ask the obvious but did you try to run said command as root?
[10:41] <r00d> rinse_and_repeat , yah, i run as root but error like that
[10:43] <r00d> if install have error "Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.19.0-33-generic (x86_64)"
[11:12] <wiredfool> I'm running xubuntu 14.04, was wondering if there was a snap to thirds command/key combo.  Not finding it in google.  I've got the left/right/top/bottom halfs going, but thirds would be better on the big monitor.
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[11:14] <mrkramps> wiredfool, there is not
[11:15] <mrkramps> but you may set up a script solution with wmctrl
[11:30] <xubuntu34w> hola
[11:31] <xubuntu34w> alguien me puede ayudar con el wine
[11:31] <xubuntu34w> hi
[11:32] <xubuntu34w> i need help with wine
[11:34] <xubuntu34w> hello
[11:45] <wiredfool> mrkramps: wmctrl looks like it would get part of the way there
[11:47] <wiredfool> but it's missing a couple of bits, like frontmost or focused window, and it looks like I'd need to get the screen size elsewhere.
[11:47] <wiredfool> probably would have to get the screen sizes from xrandr
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[16:37] <ben___> yo
[16:38] <ben___> im just installing atm
[16:38] <ben___> for the first time
[16:38] <ben___> what can i expect?
[16:38] <ben___> I thought this was gonna be a shitty fork at first but my friend showed me his desktop and it looks amazing
[16:51] <sparr> the network manager tool keeps forgetting the password to my wifi. it remembers for 5-10 connections, then randomly I find it asking again when I connect, after which it refuses to remember until I go manually edit the connection details while offline. How can I stop this?
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[17:05] <bytesaber> what governs xfce wallpaper and background color/gradient?  I replaced my old user home dir, rebooted.  All my icons and settings were back, but my wallpaper and gradient were stock.
[19:09]  * xubuntu160 slaps bytesaber around a bit with a large fishbot
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[20:15] <Orioa> would anyone have any suggestions on how i can fix an issue
[20:16] <mrkramps> Orioa, pretty much depends on the issue …
[20:16] <Orioa> everytime i disable my onboard monitor i get a funky block near my mouse
[20:16] <mrkramps> graphics card and driver in use?
[20:17] <Orioa> nvidia is the card and yes the driver is being used
[20:18] <mrkramps> sry, want to know which driver is in use. nvidia or nouveau?
[20:22] <Orioa> nvidia
[20:24] <Orioa> nvidia legacy binary driver-version 304.128 from nvidia-304(proprietary tested)
[20:25] <mrkramps> Orioa, from what i read you can try using a different driver version, another cursor theme or try using the nvidia driver with SWCursor
[20:26] <mrkramps> seems to bee some kind or more or less common issue with the nvidia driver in the last years
[20:26] <Orioa> k ty
[20:30] <Orioa> be back in a few
[21:07] <Orioa> i changed the driver i think maybe that was the issue
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[23:49] <xubuntu97d> can we upgrade i didn't succede