=== Q__ is now known as user2016 === MerryChristmas is now known as benonsftware === benonsftware is now known as benonsoftware [09:18] hi. how can I get german keyboard layout in lubuntu's lightdm-login? === MagikEh_ is now known as MagikEh [17:12] where is the best/proper location to put a startup script or edit one that runs after X is initialize but before any user logs in with lubunutu 14.04 . I have been hammer google for at least 2 hours. [17:13] I want to copy my .Xauthority (located in /var/run/lightdm/root/:0 ) to a location with user access to start x11vnc through a ssh tunnel. [17:24] testdr, busy? are you knowledgeable on startup scripts? [17:25] pair0doc: just connected --- what kind of startup scripts -- for lxde.. setting timeout [17:25] repost: [17:25] where is the best/proper location to put a startup script or edit one that runs after X is initialize but before any user logs in with lubunutu 14.04 . I have been hammer google for at least 2 hours. [17:25] I want to copy my .Xauthority (located in /var/run/lightdm/root/:0 ) to a location with user access to start x11vnc through a ssh tunnel. [17:26] pair0doc: i do something like this -- but not for a connecting ssh-user - you wanna hear? [17:27] please [17:28] pair0doc: i copy/create a xauthority-file in /tmp and set the XAUTHORITY environement for the new user to this location -- [17:29] I can not seem to get that working by editing /etc/lxdm/default.conf [17:29] which I know is a symbolic link. [17:31] pair0doc: sorry - you dont know about the x-server authority? About setting the mit-magic-cookie? [17:34] pair0doc: xauth --- a "xauth list" displays the current x11-access-cookie -- the new user needs this to use the same x11-resources or a complete new x11-server [17:35] I think I got that. at this point I am only planning on running one X11-server. [17:36] /etc/lxdm/default.conf has a commented line that reads xauth_path=/tmp [17:37] perhaps I looked wrong,thinking the file would still be called ':0' [17:38] pair0doc: no -- the normal file for a user is in his/her home-directory and called something like: .Xauthority (most times .. but not necessary) [17:40] pair0doc: if you copy this file to a place accesable for a new user, than this user can take it an use the x11-cookie to use the x11-server-services [17:40] testdr, I thought I specified, before a user logs in. I am trying to get the login/greeter. [17:41] pair0doc: a ssh-user connects into a running service? Or am i wrong? [17:42] the ssh daemon, but then the user starts x11vnc. [17:43] It works when I connect x11vnc to /var/run/lightdm/root/:0 but normally the user does not have access to this file. [17:43] thus the reason I wanted a script after X server initialization before user login. [17:45] pair0doc: sorry, i am not familiar with x11vnc -- but i dont see, why you may need the x11-login-process, the user is already logged in via ssh, why not start the x11-server without the login-session? [17:47] I think that would work. can you initialize the X11 server via ssh? [17:52] this is the one liner I use from the client [17:53] pair0doc: i dont get it - sorry again - have you ever tried to connect to your own x11-server over ssh? To 127.0.0.1 --- what "oneliner"? [17:53] ssh -p xx -C -f -L 5900:localhost:5900 user@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx x11vnc -auth ~/.Xauth_server -safer -localhost -nopw -once -display :0 && sleep 5 && vncviewer localhost:0 [17:54] you mean connect to my own x11-server via xdmcp? [17:55] pair0doc: the ~ substitution may not work like you want? Your local home-directory? [17:56] I can not ~/.Xauth_server file to exist. that was just a quickie out of my history. [17:57] hello ? [17:57] Can i ask question here about lubuntu ? [17:58] !ask | Lashara [17:58] Lashara: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [17:58] pair0doc: sorry, i dont get it -- maybe cause i always used it the other way round, always with a local x11-server and running x11-programms via ssh on a different computer, but using my local x11-server for display and key/mouse-input [17:59] Bassicaly in ubuntu mate i have the ability to set whether workspaces wrap/scroll arround using mousewheel or not... I wonder whether its possible to set this in lubuntu ?\ [18:00] Lashara: so basically you want to use (or not use) the mousewheel to navigate through your workspaces? [18:02] yes... the scrolling using mouse wheel works but the problem is that it.. lets say.. can run around ?? for example if i am at workspace 1 and scroll lets say 2 clicks it goes toks it goes to workspace 2 and then back to workspace 1, but i want it to stay at workspace 2(in case when there are only 2 workspaces) [18:03] that's one i'm not sure about Lashara but i can tell you the file to edit and give you some links and you can play with it. is that ok? [18:03] ok [18:03] give me a second though [18:03] i'm spinning up my lubuntu vm. we use kubuntu at work. [18:05] In ubuntu mate.. in workspace preferences.. i have option called - allow workspace wrap around in switcher... What would be equivilant in Lubuntu ? [18:05] i don't think that it's as clear as that Lashara [18:06] we should make a "Lubuntu tweak" app [18:06] ! that's a great idea actually [18:06] wxl: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [18:06] redwolf: ^ [18:06] ok so the file is ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml lubotu1 [18:06] oops [18:06] Lashara i meant [18:07] that controls, among other things, input bindings [18:07] testdr, I think that is more or less the same thing is it not? what would be the difference? [18:09] O.O [18:09] i'm googling for the instructive wiki page now Lashara [18:10] we already have a Lubuntu Tweak UI, but it's very limited for now [18:10] redwolf: you mean obconf? XD [18:10] nope. "lubuntu-tweak" [18:10] is that a default thing and i never noticed? [18:10] * wxl is too used to editing files [18:10] https://launchpad.net/lubuntu-tweaks [18:11] ah ppa [18:11] it does ALL this: http://is.gd/annQiP [18:11] there this will help you Lashara http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Bindings [18:11] um, wow, redwolf [18:11] LOL [18:11] it's promising though :D [18:12] it just needs... options :D [18:12] maybe i'll make a blueprint to brainstorm some ideas (i guess at this point this conversation should move to -devel) [18:12] for session tweaks I recommend the other one [18:13] * wxl dances [18:14] WildSoft, this app https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-GFLcmgYhCSM/U0_HfMV2wwI/AAAAAAAASTM/HVUcNdGMMN0/s1600/lubuntu1404-lxsession-default-apps.png is far more powerful to control the session [18:14] long url :/ [18:14] o0 [18:14] (sorry for the long url) [18:14] wxl, this app http://is.gd/Y4N0NM is far more powerful to control the session [18:14] sorry, WildSoft, wrong ping :D [18:15] figured ;) [18:15] ok thank you, ill try to see what i can do :) [18:15] :) [18:16] Lashara: i found the option you need! http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Actions#GoToDesktop [18:16] nextno [18:17] as an example [18:18] moving from one desktop to another? [18:18] —without wrapping [18:19] I like this method :) http://lubuntu.me/tip-3d-desktop/ [18:21] * wxl is listening to Hottah by DUBCON ♫ http://www.last.fm/music/DUBCON/_/Hottah [18:21] there finally sheesh [18:21] ok i better head to -offtopic or somewhere now XD [18:21] YES [19:32] still need help!!! In Ubuntu mate u can do ----> workspace->preferences->allow workspace wrap around switcher... how do u replicate this feature in lubuntu [19:33] Lashara: http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Actions#GoToDesktop [19:34] sheesh i only have 5G [19:35] oops wrong channel [19:36] sry for being toal noob :\ .. where do you or how do you change/execute those commands [19:37] Lashara: no problem. you'll need to edit ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml accordingly [20:37] what is rmod? :> [20:38] http://princessleia.com/journal/?p=8726 trying to get sound by rmoding and modprobing [20:40] getting FATAL module /etc/modules not found [20:52] jerbot: rmmod/rmod is remove module command. You can also use modprobe -r to do same thing [20:55] jerbot: /etc/modules is not a module by itself, it is a text file with module names inside the file, which are to load when the system boots [21:03] jerbot: I wrote that blog post a long time ago, it should probably be taken with a grain of salt :) [21:03] I know that it worked for my hardware with 12.04 in 2013, but no promises beyond that [21:06] oh... [21:06] well i'm on the same setup, it seems. pictures look the same (you weren't on the aluminum).... [21:06] the chipsets vary, and I imagine you're not using Lubuntu 12.04 [21:06] so how do i modprobe the modules bc I still got no sound, no idea what to do, and upgrading to 14.04 results in a blurry scattered screen [21:06] yeh i'm usin that [21:07] 12.04 [21:07] lts [21:07] wow, that's old :\ [21:07] jerbot: That's not an LTS for Lubuntu. [21:07] is that even supported by lubuntu? [21:07] 512 mb ram and 14.04 doesn't work. [21:07] yeah, that [21:07] it's not? [21:08] no [21:08] the flavors, like Lubuntu, get to choose their LTS cycle, it's not the same as Ubuntu [21:08] ballz :< [21:08] even Ubuntu itself only supported desktop 12.04 for 3 years [21:08] so is 12.10 gonig to load without all these video issues? [21:08] (server for 5) [21:08] 12.10 is very much end of life too [21:09] the only supported releases are 14.04, 15.04 (for a couple mor weeks) and 15.10 [21:09] but 15.10 isn't supported at all, right? [21:10] I haven't kept up, maybe they did drop ppc support in 15.10 [21:10] http://superuser.com/questions/1028206/include-network-drivers-on-a-mini-cd-probook-g4-lubuntu-black-screen-with [21:10] well, I just need to use the thing for document editting and emailing, you know? [21:11] 12.04 works on it. is it really going to be a huge issue if support drops? [21:11] I could still get a good year or 2 out of it, probably, right? [21:11] support already dropped [21:11] I wouldn't recommend it [21:11] too many security holes? [21:11] yep [21:11] so 14.04 has another few years? [21:12] 14.04 is supported for 3 years from date of launch. [21:12] So, i got 14.04 working, kind of. It has this blurry white screen where the desktop should be.... [21:12] but terminal and firefox open [21:12] http://lubuntu.net/blog/lubuntu-1404-trusty-tahr-released may be of interest to you, there is a link to documentation about PPC fixes [21:12] some may work for you [21:13] * genii slides pleia2 a plate of tasty cookies [21:13] * pleia2 cookie monster style [21:13] maybe it's because I didn't http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1859290 kill xscreensaver and xlockmore before upgrading last time [21:14] Can't I just click "upgrade to 14.04" from 12.04's package manager gui? [21:14] Cause I had done that last night, and it got further than the lubuntu 14.04 alt ppc release [21:15] but I did want to do the video=ofonly and didn't get a chance to do that there, either [21:16] or maybe add video=ofonly after installing the system? Because there's no network (wired or otherwise) in the system installer, due to the b43 bug. [21:16] so installing otherwise must miss some update that results in the black-screen-and-cursor bug (stack article) [21:19] yeah i think i'll stick to 12.04 since the background isn't insane looking [21:21] but just for shoots and ladders, I'm gonna go ahead and try 14.04 from putting in the CD, again, killing those processes [21:23] i dunno probably not, actually. I know the video=ofall switch is required, and I can't bring that up from 12.04's installer dialog [21:24] Is there a way to load yaboot in terminal? [21:27] that bad, huh [21:30] jerbot: You can add that video-ofall option later to the /etc/default/grub file in the line that starts GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT= [21:30] ..and then sudo update-grub