[00:18] <GeekDude> My mouse cursor has disappeared suddenly for no apparent reason
[00:20] <GeekDude> Nothing I've done so far has brought it back. This includes dis/enabling the compositor, changing cursor theme, switching between VTs, adjusting display resolution, and closing/opening my laptop lid
[00:20] <GeekDude> I'd also try locking/unlocking the box, but I uninstalled light-locker in some attempt to fix my low power state issues
[00:21] <GeekDude> I was just browsing the net with Chrome when the cursor disappeared, no weird stuff going on
[01:26] <GeekDude> It's still gone. No clue why
[07:06] <jarnos> Why is a dialog moving by itself sometimes? https://www.dropbox.com/s/5j7x0ckutsdf6ot/dialog_wanders.ogv?dl=0
[13:36] <GeekDude> I had some really weird system errors whenever I would boot. These usually covered xorg, plymouth, fprintd, and maybe sometimes others. I changed the kernel params in the grub config from "quiet splash" to just "verbose" and it seems to have made them all go away. I'm glad they're gone, but I have no idea why that had that effect. I don't suppose anyone here could explain?
[14:42] <MichaelTunnell> that makes no sense at all, verbose should do the exact opposite and show more info.
[14:42] <MichaelTunnell> sounds like it might be a bug somewhere
[15:50] <xubuntu80w> Hello, exce
[15:53] <xubuntu80w> hello, can someone help me? i trying to install xubuntu 14.04 but the installation process keep freezing everytime
[16:04] <curtis__> Hello
[16:05] <pjotter> hello
[21:18] <xubuntu77w> If tried to get Windows 7 back from a badly crashed computer and failed. Now I was able to boot a CD to the computer with Bodhi. I'm doing an install right now and at the 'do you want to boot Windows 7 alongside Bodhi?' stage. Is there any way by dual booting I might get a healthy Windows 7 back? (Before, there were no restore points and the repair thing didn't work. Basically nothing worked.) Thanks.
[21:19] <xubuntu77w> "I" tried to get Windoes 7 back...
[21:20] <xubuntu77w> "Windows" 7
[21:31] <bekks> xubuntu77w: No.
[21:31] <bekks> Installing Ubuntu as dualboot will not magically fix your broken Windows installation.
[21:32] <knome> and xubuntu is not bodhi.
[22:00] <s455wang> I'm trying to bind "systemctl suspend" to a sleep button on my keyboard through the keyboard settings interface but it doesn't seem to recognize the key
[22:00] <s455wang> If I bind it to some other shortcut, it works, so I can rule out the command being bad
[22:00] <s455wang> and when I press the key in the window to set it as the shortcut key, it shows up as "XF86Sleep"
[22:00] <s455wang> but then I actually try to use the shortcut and nothing happens
[22:06] <s455wang> oh yeah, it's an FN key
[22:18] <xubuntu77w> Thnank you, bekks. Appreciate it.
[22:25] <s455wang> nevermind, I figured it out. I had the sleep button action set to "do nothing" in xfce power manager, which was just gobbling it up (xev didn't even show the keypress)