atello | Hi everyone, so I have an interesting issue that I haven't found much info on. So, every time I boot, a terminal window opens. Normally, not a big deal, I use terminal anyway, but today, it started opening two of them at boot. Has anyone had this happen? | 02:53 |
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atello | I've tried the obvious stuff, startup apps, terminal settings, etc. | 02:53 |
cfhowlett | atello, sounds like you have some preferences in the terminal that are triggering this. or perhaps you mouse click is double sticky? | 02:54 |
atello | I'm looking at the terminal preferences right now, nothing about startup | 02:55 |
atello | Keys are fine, this is happening automatically | 02:55 |
cfhowlett | atello, test method: rename terminalrc to something else. reboot start terminal and it will default to factory fresh config. /home/atello/.config/xfce4/terminal | 02:56 |
atello | trying that, thanks | 02:57 |
atello | nope, same thing | 03:01 |
cfhowlett | don't know ... | 03:02 |
cfhowlett | perhaps ask #xfce for more expertise | 03:03 |
atello | hm, you know, this started ever since I installed more ram and increased the swap via a gparted live usb | 03:03 |
atello | maybe something got weird when the drive was resized? | 03:03 |
atello | let me try reinstalling terminal | 03:03 |
atello | fixed it! | 03:11 |
cfhowlett | nicely done! | 03:12 |
atello | FYI, if that happens to anyone else, clean out ~/.cache/sessions/ | 03:13 |
cfhowlett | thanks | 03:13 |
someone235 | Hi, I have a problem. When I plug out my headphones, I can't hear with the built in speakers. Is there a way to fix it without reboot? | 09:16 |
knome | someone235, check what the volume control says about the output device after unplugging | 09:20 |
knome | someone235, also note that pulseaudio tracks n different volume levels for n different devices | 09:20 |
someone235 | knome, found it, I needed to change the port | 09:22 |
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zleap | hi | 16:27 |
zleap | is there an xubuntu-developer channel please | 16:27 |
pleia2 | #xubuntu-devel | 16:30 |
zleap | thanks | 16:32 |
atello | Hello everyone | 17:19 |
xubuntu30w | hello,i can't watch movies full screen,help! | 19:28 |
guzzlefry | xubuntu30w: Which application/what happens when you try? | 19:34 |
xubuntu57w | vlc,mplayer and smplayer all play with blue round the movie,toutube is ok | 19:43 |
xubuntu57w | i was previous xubuntu37w | 19:44 |
xubuntu57w | also the movie is on top of the menu's i want to select | 19:44 |
xubuntu57w | actually on top of everything, | 19:45 |
xangua | YouTube? So where do you get these movies? | 19:45 |
xubuntu57w | torrent,they play ok in windows,and in mint | 19:47 |
xubuntu57w | in xubuntu they are windowboxed on all 4 sides and on top of everything | 19:48 |
CodFection | hello | 20:45 |
CodFection | can I get xubuntu through unity by install xfce4? or do I need to download xubuntu iso ? | 20:45 |
knome | you can, but it will not be exactly the same as a clean xubuntu installation (good enough in most cases though) | 20:47 |
knome | just install xubuntu-desktop | 20:47 |
knome | installing xfce4 only installs the desktop environment, not the customization efforts put in by the xubuntu team, which i would say is considerable amount of stuff. | 20:48 |
xubuntu55d | Hello I a beginner in Xubuntu, I like it very well but I can't install softwares in my computer. Help me | 23:44 |
vaderdots | try "sudo apt install programname" in the command line | 23:47 |
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