[00:25] When I restore items from the Trash, I get an error message for each file: "Items in the trash may not be modified" [00:27] Clicking "yes" to skip seems to restore them fine however. Any way to disable this? [09:23] Hi. So, problem is, that I have my custom ~/.Xresources file that I use for xterm settings. This file should be read by xinit, but it is not. I see that in `/etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc` in lines from 66 to 85 script tries to properly set up .Xresources file and call xrdb. Anyone knows why this thing isn't working? [09:33] when I call it after I log in, with `xrdb -load ~/.Xresources`, then everything is ok [12:30] Hi === Azelphur is now known as Guest30585 === AntiSpamMeta_ is now known as AntiSpamMeta === ColtonDRG-ZNC is now known as ColtonDRG [12:50] my redmine says Installed: 3.0~20140825-8 in ubuntu "apt-cache policy redmine" but 2.5 in url/redmine/information page. Any clue why? [13:45] I have this low-battery issue on my laptop: there's nothing xubuntu does when the battery level goes too low so at one point it just runs completely out and shuts down in a moment, not taking any normal shutdown procedures. === dreamon_ is now known as dreamon [16:37] What is the best/prettiest way for generating a battery life statistics graph? IBAM sounds close to what I want, but I thought I'd check in here to see if you guys had any reccomendations [17:54] Slow sunday I gues [21:44] newbie here, trying to get on [21:44] ok [21:46] Just wanted to say that I read about Xubuntu @ Dedoimedo and was impressed. [21:47] Dedoimedo? [21:48] So decided to try 15.04 and wow am I ever impressed. I have tried so many flavors of Linux for the last 10 years and you guys have REALLY got it. [21:49] 15.10 is more fun :D [21:49] +1 XD [21:49] Dedo is a Brit who reviews linux distros [21:50] Dedo didn't like 15.10 as well [21:50] But I sure will try it [21:51] 15.10 comes with LibreOffice [21:52] A change I very much appreciated, as Gnumeric and Abiword just weren't cutting it for me [21:52] Now all I have to do is figure out how to get Oanda's trading platform to drop a working icon on my desktop. I can get it to load from the website. [21:53] I've got the icon there, but can't seem to activate it. [21:54] What is the icon supposed to do? [21:55] It will start Oanda's trading platform from the desktop. [21:56] It runs on java. [21:56] How do you normally start Oanda? [21:57] That's it. But you can also start it from the website. [21:57] Takes more time. [21:59] Gotta go, just mainly wanted to rave about Xubuntu!! [21:59] :) [22:33] I can't get past the gui login, any ideas? It seems to blank and then go back to the login screen [22:39] I can login as guest, however [22:41] did the login work before? [22:41] if it did, what did you do before it stopped working? [22:41] which version of xubuntu are you using? [22:42] 12.04 I believe, and I pointed /home to usb [22:43] I can access home in tty1 though [22:44] xubuntu 12.04 is EOL since april 2015 [22:45] and i think you have just described your own problem [22:45] or tbe, the cause [22:48] how can I find out specifically what's causing it though? are there logs? [22:49] it sounds like permission problems, but as i said, 12.04 is EOL; please upgrade to 14.04 or any other supported release for support on this channel [22:55] I stand corrected, it's 14.04 [22:55] (yay for me) [23:02] anyone? [23:02] scrabcakes, you set your /home to a USB device, yes? [23:03] GeekDude: yes [23:03] Is this USB device set up to mount on boot? [23:04] yes [23:04] and does so successfully (I can access home in tty1) [23:05] Have you been able to log in with /home on your USB device before? [23:05] it was previously on an SD card which worked fine, but no I haven't logged in with the usb [23:06] It's probably as knome said then [23:08] I'm useless when it comes to permissions problems :| [23:08] I changed permissions of .Xauthority as per a forum post, it now doesn't loop but still doesn't log in [23:08] if you create a new user, what happens with that? [23:08] does it log in like the guest? [23:09] if yes, then the permission problem exists in the users' home [23:10] yes I can log in as guest [23:10] did you read what i said? [23:10] oh, sorry, 2 secs [23:12] knome: new user also loops back to log-in [23:25] fixed it with sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME [23:50] hello? === xubuntu is now known as Guest26495 [23:51] hello? [23:53] Hello, Guest26495.