[03:23] i'd like to add "xinput set-prop DEVICEID "Device Enabled" 0" to the autostart file. [03:24] Ahmuck: this happens on login or when you open a terminal? [03:24] there's config files for both [03:24] I'm not sure what that does [03:24] upon login. specifically i'm trying to disable the touchpad and enable the numpad [03:25] i can disable the touchpad upon login, but have to do it everytime. i'd like to disable the touchpad for my mum [03:27] Ahmuck: add that line on .profile, log out and log in again [03:27] then tell me the result [05:43] in lubuntu my PHP app running on localhost cannot connect to a mailserver on port 465 is there some firewall rule or something blocking it ? I am using a fresh install of lubuntu on a VM with only apache amd php installed === imr is now known as i- === ItSANgo is now known as 7YUAB03B9 [08:13] how do i check what version of ubuntu i'm using? [08:13] lsb_release -a will do. [08:15] no graphical way to do it? [08:16] * tsimonq2 doesn't remember one [08:16] satpal: just pop open a terminal and copy/paste :) [08:17] Can i upgrade from ubuntu 14.04 to ubuntu 16.04 Lts directly? [08:17] satpal: #ubuntu for help on Ubuntu, #lubuntu for help on Lubuntu [08:18] satpal: are you talking about Lubuntu? if not, please join #ubuntu [08:18] yes lubuntu please [08:18] after all, it's ubuntu inside [08:19] of course :) [08:19] and yes, you should be able to [08:20] again, I'm a terminal guy, so to upgrade via the terminal, run sudo do-release-upgrade [08:20] graphically, I'm not 100% sure [08:20] thanks a lot. i will go for the terminal [08:21] 'upgrade-manager' [08:21] or that too ^ [08:21] thanks Unit193 [08:21] s/upgrade/update/ [13:42] if I want to install libre office on my system what should I do? [13:46] install it? [14:56] Pandora0: open a terminal, sudo apt install libreoffice [16:25] Hi guys, am I able to use this IRC for support questions? [17:07] hello all [17:07] please how to activate bluetooth on lubuntu, [17:07] ¿ [21:27] i am trying to schedule a sleep after idle, with rtcwake, so it wakes after some time with this bash script https://paste.linux.community/view/b4ff90d8 what I do now to make it work automatically? [21:37] hello? [21:37] everybody at the bar [22:16] Capum321, doesn't xfce power manager provide the sleep function already if you right click on it ? [22:16] it should wake unattended [22:17] ahh that is the part xscreensaver does not do [22:17] yes [22:17] or xfce power manager [22:17] thats where I wish we had a task scheduler like windows do [22:17] Capum321, have you heard about cron [22:18] yes but haven't tested with it [22:18] what is it capable of? [22:22] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto [22:28] nice... but I think the best way it if would capture the idle user time [22:30] first i thought it should run in sequence, when I start the bash, until I back to computer and stop the process, but that now seems non sense.. idle is much better, no? [22:31] lynorian: i couldn't schedule this, could be any time!? [22:31] i mean, it could be any time! [22:32] no? [22:56] Capum321: yes it could [23:08] it doesn't look like that.. if i set to sleep at 10:00 am and wake at 15:00; 16:00 to 21:00. If I break the process at 12:00 it would sleep in the next schedule at 16:00. Is that how it works? [23:22] * tsimonq2 thinks so [23:36] can live with that [23:36] could I have multiple crontab tasks ? [23:38] yes you can [23:54] how would it run a command after wake?