=== Unit193 is now known as JackFrost [02:48] Can someone please help me with installing a tar.bz2? [02:49] I'm not having success doing so via the command line [02:49] And I don't know of any other way [02:52] xubuntu14w: what is this bzip file? [02:52] It's the most recent version of filezilla [02:52] The gnome software center does not provide the lastest version [02:55] bzip2 -d file.bz2 [02:57] Must I extract the archive first? [05:05] Hi all, I have 2 drives in my ubuntu server 16.04.1. one is a 4Tb the other a 128ssd all files are on the 4Tb drive. I'd like to know please what to google search to learn how to link /home/roo79x/Downloads folder to /mnt/nas1/Downloads folder and still have samba, ftp and permission stay full read and write to everyone etc please? [07:12] hello any idea why my two monitor setup at restart resets to default -> that being laptop monitor only [07:22] the file which should keep the configuration ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/displays.xml does infact stay the same after reboot, but the two diaplays just won turn on.. any ideas anyone === Guest12040 is now known as opt9 [16:41] !wifi [16:41] Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [18:18] is xubuntu less resource intensive than mate? [18:38] Depends, not only on the desktop but the programs you use [20:07] <__raven__> hi [20:08] <__raven__> how to open/process a data file by drag and drop it onto a script file? [20:38] Hello. I think that gnome-font-viewer should be considered to be included in Xubuntu 17.04 and later. It's small, sometimes useful and doesn't need any "weird" dependencies. [20:40] Spass, #ubuntu+1 for 17.04 discussion [20:49] bazhang: Thanks, but I'm not a Ubuntu 17.04 beta-tester, my suggestion is strictly directed to Xubuntu devs/people, it's just a proposition for new Xubuntu releases to be even better (IMHO). [20:51] Spass, thats the place to discuss it [20:57] bazhang: Are you 100% sure about that? Because I don't see people that I know to be a part of Xubuntu Team there. [20:57] yep [21:45] bazhang: actually spass would want to discuss that in #xubuntu-devel :) [21:45] Spass: /me is ;) [21:46] and probably the best part of Xubuntu Team is in this channel [21:46] last time I looked I was the only one from xubuntu team in #u+1 [21:48] cheers flocculant ! [21:48] bazhang: welcome :) [21:48] next time you'll be more aware of all that :) [21:50] yep! [21:51] bazhang: last time I was in #u+1 and asked about a xubuntu thing - I got lots of 'no idea I use any buntu but that' :D [21:52] heh [21:52] Spass: so if you want to discuss that sort of thing - #xubuntu-devel is the place to go ;) [22:03] flocculant: OK, thank you. I'll remember to post propositions and suggestions there. [22:04] Maje Xubuntu great again [22:06] Spass: well - there is also the dev mailing list https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/xubuntu-devel which is a pretty friendly place [22:06] serious proposals to the mailing list mentioned above or #xubuntu-devel plz [22:07] otherwise it'll just get buried under [22:07] Spass: also see http://docs.xubuntu.org/contributors/xsd.html#xsd-seeds-composition-package-selection which covers proposals (without mentioning it) [22:18] knome, flocculant: Thank you very much for guidance. I'll try to do something useful for Xubuntu someday :) [22:18] no worries, we are indeed a friendly bunch so all questions are welcome and will be answered... eventually [22:19] Spass: easy way to do something is test when we shout out - if you can do it with a usb on hardware - awesome, vm testing is good too [22:19] Right now I'm learning "overall Xubuntu experience" and stuff. [22:19] really easy to get involved - and doesn't need you to code - just have some time to spare [22:19] or a lot. [22:20] and at that point - you are ideal to test things [22:20] new people see things that *we* kind of work round/forget/assume [22:20] absolutely [22:20] not only related to QA [22:21] Well, time is a thing I have a lot now. So maybe (serious) beta-testing is right for me, I really must consider it. [22:22] Spass: beat testing comes very late - what we need really are people to have either a full on dev release running (which I do - and it very rarely breaks) or the ability to dual boot [22:23] yes, beat testing comes only once flocculant is angry [22:23] beta testing on the other hand... [22:23] but this really should be in the dev channel - come join the channel - just idle for a while in there :) [22:23] yes, i was just about to say that [22:23] knome: beta comes much less often than beat testing :p [22:23] flocculant: Already added to autojoin :)