Quantos | This is something that I'd expect from Winblows | 10:02 |
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Quantos | I just had a popup on my desktop it says 'System program problem detected' | 10:02 |
Quantos | And asks if I want to report it | 10:03 |
Quantos | But that's all the information it gives me | 10:03 |
hateball | There should be an arrow or some such to show additional info | 10:03 |
Quantos | Just the arrow on the menu bar and the other one that rolls it up | 10:06 |
Quantos | Hi there hateball, thanks again for that help before | 10:06 |
Quantos | It just dawned on me I could disrupt the internet and click continue just to see what happens | 10:07 |
Quantos | I'd rather find out what it is though | 10:07 |
Quantos | Everything in System Manager looks good | 10:08 |
Quantos | Doesn't indicate any software that's not working | 10:08 |
Quantos | Would a screen shot help? | 10:10 |
hateball | not really, no | 10:11 |
hateball | usually not something to concerned with | 10:11 |
hateball | if it's a system service it tends to restart on crash | 10:11 |
hateball | you just get notified it shouldnt be crashing | 10:12 |
Quantos | It would be nice if they could possibly identify what it is | 10:12 |
Quantos | It's almost windows like | 10:13 |
hateball | the crash is dumped somewhere, I cant remember where tho | 10:13 |
Quantos | Somehing happened, we don't know what, but it's likely bad for you | 10:13 |
Quantos | So a reboot wouldn't be necessary for it then | 10:14 |
Quantos | The service will start again when called? | 10:14 |
Quantos | Apparently if you click to report the problem it tells you what it is | 10:15 |
Quantos | It was VBox | 10:15 |
Quantos | Which is odd, it didn't even hickup on me | 10:16 |
cosec_ | guys | 12:00 |
cosec_ | i want to install lubuntu | 12:01 |
cosec_ | along side my existing kubuntu | 12:01 |
cosec_ | does the installer provide me options to do so ? | 12:01 |
damascene | cosec_, do you know how to partition Linux drives correctly? | 12:02 |
hateball | cosec_: why do you want to dualboot instead of simply installing lubuntu-desktop and choosing at login? | 12:03 |
cosec_ | i am not so good at making linux partitions | 12:03 |
cosec_ | problem is | 12:03 |
cosec_ | i am using the fglrx drivers | 12:04 |
cosec_ | its eating my battery | 12:04 |
cosec_ | and i have to set my lappy on discrete | 12:04 |
cosec_ | to use my current os | 12:04 |
cosec_ | :( | 12:04 |
cosec_ | so i was thinking | 12:05 |
cosec_ | install lubuntu, set graphics to switchable | 12:05 |
cosec_ | enjoy happy hours travelling | 12:05 |
cosec_ | and switch to kubuntu, switch to discrete | 12:06 |
cosec_ | and enjoy graphics | 12:06 |
cosec_ | its complicated | 12:07 |
cosec_ | :( | 12:07 |
damascene | I see | 12:09 |
cosec_ | right now i am on kubuntu | 12:10 |
cosec_ | i have allotted the entire hdd to kubuntu | 12:10 |
cosec_ | :/ | 12:10 |
damascene | what I suggest is to backup all your important data to a backup medium then shrink one of your partition and install lubuntu there. | 12:11 |
cosec_ | so just, using a lubuntu-desktop doesn;t change anything except the interface | 12:11 |
damascene | it's not too hard, you just have to set the the empty partion mount point to / | 12:12 |
cosec_ | /dev/sda ? | 12:13 |
cosec_ | i see | 12:13 |
cosec_ | i have to go for now | 12:14 |
cosec_ | i will comeback | 12:14 |
cosec_ | ty for you help | 12:14 |
damascene | not /dev/sda but it should be something with number at the end like /dev/sda10 | 12:14 |
damascene | if you can login to this channel through the installation we can support you | 12:15 |
damascene | hopefully | 12:15 |
cosec_ | ok ty | 12:50 |
cosec_ | :) | 12:50 |
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