[00:08] <Camilo_> Hi!
[00:09] <ozbrk> hi
[00:09] <knome> hello
[00:11] <Camilo_> Guys I was wondering if you could give me a hand. I was trying to install Xubuntu 14.04 in a new laptop with a new SSD and I couldn't make it boot. I went into the bios options of the notebook and it has this option called "select an uefi file as trusted for executing" and it allowed me to browse a folder with three options "ubuntu shimx64.efi grubx64.efi or mokmanager.efi"
[00:11] <Camilo_> Does anybody know what it means?
[00:12] <Camilo_> I eventually made it boot, after I chose "grubx64.efi" but I don't know if I'll have a problem in the future because of that
[00:21] <Camilo_> nobody? :(
[00:26] <Camilo_> Ok guys, no worries then. I'll try to look up the issue :)
[02:03] <xubuntu24i> hey
[04:47] <nenis43> I was told Ubuntu MATE uses less resources.
[04:47] <nenis43> What do you think?
[04:49] <Network2501> i think it doesn't matter
[04:49] <nenis43> Why doesn't it matter?
[04:50] <nenis43> Less resources means I can pay less for hardware for the same experience.
[04:52] <Network2501> did the person who told you MATE uses less resources say how much less
[04:52] <Network2501> and how does that relate to the hardware you need
[04:52] <nenis43> No.
[04:52] <nenis43> I asked him what benefits there were to Ubuntu MATE over Xubuntu.
[04:53] <Network2501> i don't have an answer for you but it's a question worth asking
[04:53] <Unit193> Oh for goodness sake, try Ubuntu MATE and Xubuntu, decide which you like better and just use it.
[04:53] <nenis43> he said it used less resources, was being developed more, and was more polished.
[04:53] <Network2501> cool
[04:53] <nenis43> Unit193, It sounds like you wished you used Ubuntu MATE.
[04:53] <nenis43> So why don't you?
[04:54] <Unit193> If that's how you interpret it, that's not my problem.  But going to a channel and asking which is the best isn't really useful, as what's best for you doesn't have to be what's best for me.
[04:55] <Unit193> There's a reason you can try it live, I'd take advantage of it.
[04:55] <nenis43> It sounds like you're mad that you've invested in Xubuntu instead of MATE.
[04:56] <Network2501> i still don't think it matters
[04:56] <Unit193> That's entirely ignoring what I said, download both, and try them.
[04:56] <Unit193> Or heck, take a coin and flip it, use whichever is heads.
[04:56] <Network2501> nenis43: the reason i don't think it matters is because it's doing what i need, the difference of 8MB of ram used is nothing when i have GBs of ram
[04:57] <Unit193> Network2501: Or more accuratly, Chrome or Firefox will eat half your memory if you're using MATE or Xfce. :P
[04:57] <Network2501> yeah, sadly this is true
[04:57] <Network2501> what does the OS usage matter when your browser is hogging all your cpu/ram
[04:58] <Unit193> browser, office suite, etc.
[04:58] <Network2501> nenis43: i chose xubuntu because i liked xfce, it's ubuntu for the most part right so meh
[05:00] <Network2501> if gns3 had a lot of support for freebsd i'd be using that
[05:16] <hack_> Can someone please help me?  I posted a little earlier that I'm having trouble with my audio and video drivers cooperating over hdmi, a little help with this please?
[05:17] <hack_> I'm about to toss this dang monitor out the window if I don't find some way to prevent the screen from blacking out for half a second every time and app opens an audio feed
[05:19] <hack_> especially since I make significant use of applications like skype and tox that regularly do this kind of thing
[05:22] <hack_> Hellooooo?
[11:16] <grcd-xub> Hi there all :) Who should I PM for support with xubuntu installation (grub + boot repair issues)?
[11:18] <Luyin> grcd-xub: you should just ask your questions in public
[11:19] <Luyin> grcd-xub: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#usefora
[11:20] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[11:21] <bazhang> and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[11:21] <bazhang> grcd-xub, ^^
[11:21] <grcd-xub> Thank you. My problem is that I canot get grub to work after installing. The system acts as if no OS is installed at all.
[11:21] <bazhang> grcd-xub, did you read the links I just gave you
[11:21] <grcd-xub> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14409879/ is the pastebin from boot-repair so you can get an idea.
[11:23] <grcd-xub> I am running a single OS (only Xubuntu) on a single hard drive, from a laptop which does not allow me any room for changes in the BIOS ( I cannot change anything except boot order from there)
[11:23] <grcd-xub> i am sorry i was writing. i am checking now
[16:38] <amaroq> hello zooboontoo
[20:55] <xubuntu61i> help
[20:56] <Luyin> !ask xubuntu61i
[20:56] <Luyin> !ask > xubuntu61i
[21:01] <xubuntu61i> installation (step: creating ext4-file-system) seems to hang.. last log-message:  "process: BB3) Glib-Critical **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size == failed'
[21:04] <xubuntu61i> this is my 2nd try to install.. first one finished with no problems but i could start (just didn't appear during boot-start) and jumped to windows (installed on another partition)
[22:11] <xubuntu700> I am running 13.04  What is the easiest way to upgrade to the latest LTS?
[23:09] <ricksebak> "sudo pm-hibernate" works as expected, so i know the concept of hibernation works on this hardware. but when i look in Xfce power manager, hibernate mode is ghosted. how do i enable hibernation via the power manager?