[00:33] <larry5> back by popular demand :)
[00:36] <larry5> on the subject of inputs; I am using a trackball which is about to fold... will soon need a replacement but before I buy, want to know if I'll be able to reconfigure its buttons to work under xubuntu.  Is there an app or a kernel module I'll need to use for that?
[00:43] <GuyIncognito> does anyone know which version of XFCE comes with 16.04 by default?
[01:39] <j09> hey guys, I'm trying to install wine on Xubuntu 15.10 and I get this error http://pastebin.com/L9HsSVNC
[01:40] <j09> 4th error of the day. This is disappointing.
[01:42] <j09> this is what happens when i follow through the dependencies, this is ridiculous http://pastebin.com/VZHxspZg
[01:45] <j09> a google search shows that this is a dependency issues no-one's going to fix.
[01:57] <j09> hello?
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[04:33] <xubuntu18w> hi
[04:33] <xubuntu18w> I solemnly accept the terms.
[04:34] <xubuntu18w> Not sure if I'm in the right place... but I'm a bit scared.
[04:34] <xubuntu18w> The command lvdisplay /dev/my-vg returns nothing...
[04:37] <xubuntu18w> pvs returns the correct volumes
[04:38] <xubuntu18w> The LV might be corrupted, but I don't know how/when this might have happened.
[04:38] <xubuntu18w> The drive is never mounted anyway.
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[08:02] <lwizardl> hello
[08:04] <lwizardl> I am using the beta of 16.04 and it seems that I get no audio with headphones at all with hda-intel
[08:17] <xangua> ! Xenial
[08:17] <ubottu> Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) will be the 24th release of Ubuntu. It is due to be released on April 21st. Discussion in #ubuntu+1
[08:20] <czeslaw> Hello, It's very important. How to ugrade usb-modeswitch to 2.2.1 in ubuntu/xubuntu 14.04
[09:02] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: It's 2.2.5 in the repo already. At least in wily
[09:02] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: Are you using Wily?
[09:03] <Enkidu_ak> Oh, I missed wher eyou mentioned 14.04
[09:05] <czeslaw> yes 14.04
[09:05] <czeslaw> any ideas?
[09:06] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: Here is the Wily package. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/wily/+source/usb-modeswitch
[09:06] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: Download and install it. Check the deps
[09:06] <czeslaw> but how to install it
[09:06] <Enkidu_ak> I use gdebi
[09:06] <Enkidu_ak> You can use dpkg
[09:07] <czeslaw> i did but some package is missing
[09:07] <czeslaw> libjim0debian2
[09:07] <Enkidu_ak> You will need to resolve those manually. It's a Wiley package, after all.
[09:07] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: So find out what is missing, track down that package, rinse and repeat
[09:08] <czeslaw> i couldnt find it :/
[09:13] <Enkidu_ak> Looks like that package wasn't carried over into Wiley.
[09:15] <Enkidu_ak> You can grab usb-modeswitch from source and try to compile it, but you might consider upgrading to 15.04. It's the new LTS
[09:16] <czeslaw> 16.04?
[09:16] <czeslaw> 15.04 is not stable
[09:16] <czeslaw> im downloading
[09:16] <czeslaw> cause I CAN'T upgrade :/
[09:16] <czeslaw> need to install again
[09:17] <Enkidu_ak> czeslaw: What do yo mean by not stable? 15.04 is the current LTS, it's been out for awhile now. I haven't heard of any stability issues.
[09:17] <flocculant> Enkidu_ak: wrong
[09:18] <flocculant> 15.04 is NOT lts - in fact 15.04 is no longer supported at all
[09:18] <xangua> ! 15.04 | Enkidu_ak
[09:18] <ubottu> Enkidu_ak: Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) was the 22nd release of Ubuntu. Support ended on February 4, 2016. See !eol, !eolupgrade and http://ubottu.com/y/vivid
[09:18] <Enkidu_ak> Oh, my mistake. I stand corrected.
[09:19] <Enkidu_ak> I still haven't heard of any stability issues with it, but I still recommend upgrading ot the current LTS, even if I don't know what that is currently :)
[09:19] <flocculant> czeslaw: I assume you've seen the release notes with 14.04 to 16.04 upgrade currently broken - it does work via image - but I would not recommend doing it for a machine you must have working
[09:20] <czeslaw> so what now :/
[09:20] <czeslaw> i need to instal usbmode switch newer
[09:20] <czeslaw> but cant find any help
[09:21] <czeslaw> ok brb in 1hour :/
[09:21] <czeslaw> fuckit still need to go to windows porbably :/
[10:02] <scubamike> good morning!  is anyone up on this horrible hour?
[10:04] <flocculant> scubamike: well it is the internet and it's 11am here :p
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[11:14] <Guest4672> Hi.
[11:14] <Guest4672> How to disable screenlock after suspension?
[11:20] <czeslaw> hi
[11:20] <czeslaw> it is better to instal 15.04 or 16.04
[11:21] <czeslaw> i have a problem with usb_modeswitch
[11:21] <czeslaw> and problems to compile
[11:21] <czeslaw> on 14.04
[11:21] <knome> czeslaw, 15.04 is EOL, so not supported.
[11:24] <moldor> Can someone point me to a relatively foolproof way of getting the nVidia drivers to work - the laptop has an Intel 4600 and an nVidia GTX765M
[11:27] <knome> moldor, the intel/nvidia hybrid combination isn't always trivial to get to work, so there likely isn't a very "foolproof" way
[11:27] <moldor> yes, this I have discovered... I wish I'd gone for an ATI chipset instead
[11:28] <moldor> There seems to me the sgfxi script(s) - which don't work, for me at least, and then the "debian way", which has its' own issues.
[11:32] <moldor> knome, I could always disable the Nvidia chipset, but the performance is better with it that without. Unfortunately it's using their Optimus technology which I don't believe Bumblebee has fully worked out yet.
[11:33] <knome> i haven't got a very deep insight with optimus/bumblebee because i haven't used it myself
[11:34] <moldor> I'm beginning to regret this particular laptop purchase - next time ATI all the way (even if this one does have 32Gb RAM !!)
[11:36] <knome> unfortunately indeed, you are limited in hardware choices if you want to be sure something works with linux
[11:36] <knome> (that said, i'm sure your laptop will work much better in a year or two)
[11:40] <moldor> yes - well, it *does* run "that other OS" quite nicely, but that would be somewhat heretical. I actually wanted a Lenovo X1 Carbon, but they don't make them with enough RAM.
[11:57] <Guest4672> Ok, I've got this. You got to disable light-locker.
[12:15] <xubuntu94d> what means Launch Iron with parameter: ./iron --ppapi-flash-path=/usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/libpepflashplayer.so --ppapi-flash-version=21.0.0.197??
[13:16] <tracker3> Hi there. Is it me or xubuntu 16.04 deletes xorg.conf at every boot
[13:50] <ravi> hi
[13:51] <ravi> I bought a new HDD, as my old one kept on giving error
[13:51] <ravi> but again I am getting same error
[13:51] <ravi> I will post the screen shot here
[13:54] <ravi> http://imgur.com/fn4iv75
[13:55] <ravi> can any one guide me?
[13:59] <ravi> is there anyone ?
[13:59] <mrkramps> ravi, maybe ask at #ubuntu
[13:59] <ravi> OK, thank you
[14:00] <mrkramps> more people around and this is rather a less xubuntu related issue
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[15:17] <WangDang> Can I just dd an installation iso to a usb key the same as in debian, or does xubuntu do it differently?
[15:19] <mrkramps> WangDang, yes … no difference, debian and ubuntu both use hybrid images
[15:20] <WangDang> Mrkramps: thanks.  I was seeing alot of pages talking about Startup disk Creator in ubuntu so I wasn't sure
[15:21] <mrkramps> WangDang, this tool was intended to avoid using teminal … mostly interesting for beginners
[15:21] <WangDang> mrkramps: thanks for the info
[15:22] <mrkramps> you're welcome
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[17:36] <WangDang> $ sudo dpkg -i Downloads/chip-boot-repair.deb dpkg: error processing archive Downloads/chip-boot-repair.deb (--install): package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64).  Is it possible to install a 32 bit package on a 64 bit system?
[17:38] <WangDang> Hmm, my post was truncated.  I was showing the error I got trying to install a i386 package on an amd64 system
[17:40] <genii> *buntu has had multiarch for a long time now. You must either be using a really old *buntu or else only have 64 bit arch enabled
[17:41] <WangDang> It's xubuntu 14.04,  how do I enable multiarch^
[17:41] <WangDang> but I'm working of a live cd if that matters
[17:43] <genii> WangDang: What is the result of: apt-config dump | grep Architectures
[17:44] <genii> ( don't forget to uppercae the A in Architectures )
[17:45] <WangDang> xubuntu@xubuntu:~$ apt-config dump | grep Architectures
[17:45] <WangDang> APT::Architectures "";
[17:45] <WangDang> APT::Architectures:: "amd64";
[17:45] <WangDang> xubuntu@xubuntu:~$
[17:45] <WangDang> I'm reading up now on enabling multiarch
[17:47] <genii> Basically... sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
[17:51] <genii> You'll need to do after that a sudo apt update
[17:56] <WangDang> genii: thanks for the help :)
[18:00] <genii> WangDang: Glad to assist :)
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[20:27] <recon_dsk> right, anyone able to help me get LCD backlight plugin working?
[21:25] <recon_dsk> found lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Mar 28 22:08 /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0 -> ../../devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:02.0/backlight/acpi_video0 and managed to change brightness, nothing happened so I think it the wrong video device
[22:11] <well_laid_lawn> recon_dsk:  I edit /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness to change the brightness
[22:15] <recon_dsk> well_laid_lawn: I've only got /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:02.0/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness and when I modified it, it changed but the backlight did not.
[22:16] <well_laid_lawn> recon_dsk:  what sortof video card is it ?
[22:16] <recon_dsk> GTX 980
[22:16] <well_laid_lawn> nvidia might work differently
[22:16] <recon_dsk> think the os is changing the motherboard video card and not the dedicated one
[22:18] <recon_dsk> hmm, nice directory loop in there as well
[22:26] <well_laid_lawn> you could try using xrandr http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/254517/screen-brightness-100-with-proprietary-nvidia-driver
[22:27] <well_laid_lawn> but two vid cards could make it tricky...
[22:27] <well_laid_lawn> !bumblebee
[22:27] <ubottu> The Bumblebee Project aims to support NVIDIA Optimus technology under Linux. The Bumblebee website can be found at http://bumblebee-project.org/
[22:27] <well_laid_lawn> ^^ might help too
[22:41] <bekks> !nvidia-prime
[22:41] <bekks> geez
[22:49] <recon_dsk> also wonder if there is a way to make window title bars bigger