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lindolhi all01:42
lindolxchat package was not supported anymore from 16.04?01:42
lindoloh i have found something that is answered on the ubuntu forum :)02:20
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georgeowellLinDol: hexchat05:27
georgeowellxchat is no longer developed05:27
georgeowelljust for posterity's sake05:27
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OlotilaHow do I create a shortcut to Gnome 3 Activities menu?19:40
Olotilabtsync for example, in folder ~/Progs/btsync19:41
jbichaOlotila: I think you'll need to create a .desktop and put it in ~/.local/share/applications/19:43
jbichaalthough this is written for developers, it may help:19:43
jbichahttps://developer.gnome.org/integration-guide/stable/desktop-files.html19:43
Olotilayeah19:44
Olotilain case of btsync, what would the file look like? When I run it from terminal, it just informs its running and ip19:45
Olotila[Desktop Entry]19:46
jbichaTerminal=true19:46
jbichamaybe, I don't use btsync19:47
OlotilaExec=~/Progs/btsync19:47
Olotilawill that be enough?19:47
Olotilatwo lines19:47
jbichano, I think you need Name and Type at least19:48
jbichaif you just want btsync to automatically run in the background, you do the same thing but put your .desktop in ~/.config/autostart/19:49
jbichaor maybe try http://blog.bittorrent.com/2016/02/18/official-linux-packages-for-sync-now-available/19:53
Olotila[Desktop Entry]20:00
OlotilaName=btsync20:00
OlotilaExec==~/Progs/btsync20:01
OlotilaIcon==~/Progs/btsync20:01
OlotilaType=Application20:01
OlotilaTerminal=true20:01
OlotilaCategories=Utility;20:01
Olotilanothing appears in Activities menu20:01
Olotila.desktop file is in .local/share/applicatioins20:02
OlotilaI do not want to autorun it20:02
jbichaskip the Categories line, GNOME puts Utilities in a separate folder named Utilities by default20:03
Olotilaso far I run the command ./Progs/btsync when I need it20:03
Olotilafeels stupid to always type that20:03
Olotilaok20:03
Olotiladoes not appear still20:04
jbichamaybe type Alt+F2 and enter r20:08
jbichato reload gnome-shell20:08
jbichaand maybe leave the Icon line out too for now20:09
Olotilareload did not help20:10
jbichaI don't know then, you can try askubuntu.com20:10
OlotilaYeah, thanks for trying to help, jbicha20:13
zero_coderhi , what version of linux kernel, ubuntu-gnome uses?20:43
jbichazero_coder: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=ubuntugnome20:46
zero_coderjbicha, its 4.4 , pretty old20:47
zero_coder:|20:48
jbichanot really, 4.6 wasn't released yet when Ubuntu 16.04 was20:53
jbichaand 4.4 is a Long Term Support kernel which is a pretty good choice20:53
jbichahttps://www.kernel.org/category/releases.html20:53
zero_coderjbicha, but skylake is having issues with it .20:54
zero_coderunluckly , i am having a skylake cpu20:54
jbichayou could try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds but those are generally unsupported20:55
zero_coderjbicha, thanks. i'll brb , just need to reboot20:56
TechspectreHello! I'm on Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 and I see there's now an option to make a wifi hotspot. I activate it, but I can't see a hotspot on other devices. Is there something special I need to do?22:01
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