[04:51] <deadimmortal> hi, i'm currently using Lubuntu 16.04 at home and I have an AMD processor with Radeon HD 8470D built-in graphics. everytime I open my computer, I always have a low resolution.
[04:52] <deadimmortal> my monitor can support up to 1440x900 but I can only get this resolution if I first boot on to Windows and restart to Lubuntu. the appropriate driver seems to be loaded only when I boot to Windows first.
[04:55] <deadimmortal> i know that AMD still has no support for Ubuntu 16.04 (http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/linux) but i want to know if there is a workaround for this.
[06:45] <lynorian> deadimmortal, I am not sure if this will help but if you use grub for your dual boot you can hit c for a command line to have your comp reboot
[06:45] <lynorian> this could be a wierd power management issues
[06:45] <lynorian> I might try a bios upgrade
[06:47] <deadimmortal> yes, i'm using grub for dual boot. what should i do in the command line?
[06:47] <deadimmortal> lynorian: thank you btw.
[06:52] <lynorian> hit c and type reboot and then it will reboot quicker
[06:52] <lynorian> won't have to load windows
[06:52] <deadimmortal> lynorian: oh, i see. never thought of that. i'll try that when i get home. :)
[06:53] <deadimmortal> lynorian: thank you.
[09:11] <octopus_> Hello there
[09:31] <octopus_> Anyone could help for configuring sound keys in openbox ?
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[17:55] <muzicar> Hello all
[21:03] <onla> Hey. I'm trying to do a command line install from lubuntu alternate cd lubuntu-16.04-alternate-amd64.iso, but when I boot it, I only get "install Lubuntu" "OEM install" "check disc for defects"
[21:03] <onla> Installation
[21:03] <onla> The command-line version of Ubuntu is a sparse system without any graphical elements. It's a text-only version of what lies underneath all the advanced graphical elements. It's also the starting point for a minimal installation.
[21:03] <onla> To install a base system, boot from any Alternate CD and choose "Install a command-line system." It is exactly the same command-line system on Lubuntu Alternate CDs.
[21:04] <onla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems
[21:08] <onla> since 14.04 we need to use the minimal cd I guess?
[21:11] <samurai^> pls tell me how to change the keyboard layout in Lubuntu?
[21:12] <muzicar> you want to add more keyboard layouts?
[21:14] <samurai^> yes I do
[21:16] <muzicar> this is the only thing I also left to do, I made a fresh install of Lubuntu 16.04 on my old computer
[21:16] <onla> which version of lubuntu you are using
[21:17] <onla> ok
[21:17] <onla> run the fcitx from one of the menus
[21:17] <onla> then an icon appears on the system tray
[21:19] <onla> or run that from terminal. From that gui you should be able to add layouts