xubuntu54d | Hello | 00:25 |
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mrkramps | hi | 00:26 |
KingsQuest | anyone get network browsing working in xubuntu 16.10 ? | 00:31 |
KingsQuest | gigolo doesn't work either | 00:31 |
KingsQuest | simply cannot resolve a lan backup | 00:31 |
Unit193 | Got winbind and libnss-winbind, btw? | 00:32 |
KingsQuest | i'll ret | 00:32 |
KingsQuest | try | 00:32 |
Unit193 | I mean, that really shouldn't be the issue, just helps resolve the hosts. | 00:33 |
KingsQuest | yes i do. still not working | 00:33 |
KingsQuest | that was what i believed too | 00:33 |
Unit193 | Windows or Linux hosts? | 00:33 |
KingsQuest | its a WD backup device | 00:34 |
KingsQuest | probably biased towards windows and mac | 00:34 |
KingsQuest | it works on windows 10 | 00:34 |
Unit193 | So gvfs-backends and samba crap. | 00:34 |
KingsQuest | doesn't work with that either | 00:35 |
mrkramps | KingsQuest, exact model of this WD device? | 00:35 |
Unit193 | You tried the different cifs tools to try and figure out where the issue is? (smbtree, smbclient) Or mounting manually? | 00:36 |
KingsQuest | WD MyBookWorld | 00:37 |
Unit193 | I used to mount the cifs drives due to better throughput than gvfs gave me, but that's been a while and I wasn't using a network drive but was to a Win host. | 00:37 |
KingsQuest | i have not tried cifs tools and gigolo doesn't mount manually. is cifs necessary for network browsing ? | 00:37 |
Unit193 | It's Windows shares. | 00:38 |
mrkramps | obviously even people with windows OS have problems finding this device in their network oO | 00:40 |
Unit193 | That's fun. | 00:40 |
mrkramps | KingsQuest, can you access the device via webbrowser? | 00:42 |
KingsQuest | yes | 00:46 |
mrkramps | KingsQuest, and you have used this network drive before? | 00:50 |
mrkramps | in terms of any linux could connect to a share? | 00:50 |
KingsQuest | in a linux other than xubuntu it would access it on one occasion. it was lubuntu. 15.10 i think | 00:52 |
KingsQuest | it still wasn't perfect | 00:52 |
KingsQuest | but worked | 00:52 |
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TheWild | hello | 12:48 |
TheWild | Giving Xubuntu a try. I managed to successfully change language... except internet browser. Maybe I should remove this one and install international version, but the software manager just stays like this: http://pasteboard.co/fEqoL2rPP.png | 12:48 |
TheWild | how to deal with it? | 12:49 |
TheWild | I could try to run the software manager in terminal to see debug messages, but it is hard to know what process name it is | 12:53 |
TheWild | ok, that was "gnome-software". sudo gnome-software helped to run it, but first impressions weren't very good. | 12:55 |
Castor_Troy | Audio is not working on my xubuntu, how can i fix it ? | 12:59 |
TheWild | Removing Firefox failed. Oh wait, there are updates to Firefox. Maybe this will help. | 13:04 |
MildlySeriousCat | Always do "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y" after installing Xubuntu :p It dont install from net during install | 13:08 |
TheWild | I always wonder why it isn't done automatically? | 13:09 |
TheWild | I'm after update, but not upgrade | 13:09 |
TheWild | It's live session btw | 13:10 |
MildlySeriousCat | Nvm, think it do have an option to install from net. Anyway it is good to do to be sure | 13:10 |
TheWild | downloaded firefox-49.0.1.tar.bz2. I can't "just install" it. I opened it to see what's inside and it seems like there are binaries inside instead of source code. Fine, maybe I can extract it and run it via ./firefox | 13:21 |
TheWild | Archive manager just disappears while extracting | 13:22 |
flocculant | TheWild: if you want newer on the live session - just do what MildlySeriousCat says for update and upgrade | 13:30 |
flocculant | why would you want to update packages and then not upgrade it? | 13:30 |
TheWild | ^ that happened because I exhausted virtual disk free space on live session. I'm restarting it and going to do update and upgrade. | 13:31 |
TheWild | I'm generally new to linux | 13:32 |
flocculant | TheWild: aah right, well update just updates package list - upgrade grabs new package and installs it over old package (generally) | 13:33 |
TheWild | Windows 7 on my parents notebook once got fundamental reinstallation (not recovery). It worked fine for few months until it started displaying message about being non-genuine. Maybe it's good time to go open-source instead of bugging Microsoft to fix the issue. | 13:47 |
TheWild | However, I'm afraid that some day they hit a problem with new OS and I won't be able to help them. | 13:49 |
MildlySeriousCat | DOnt give them the root password or a sudo abilities and they cant destroy it :p | 13:53 |
TheWild | sure | 13:53 |
SlabDabs | TheWild: honestly i'd just crack it | 14:43 |
SlabDabs | if you can't get it to reauthenticate | 14:43 |
SlabDabs | you have a key for it obviously, so morally i don't see much of an objection | 14:44 |
xubuntu94i | hey | 15:22 |
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