=== bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [01:55] Unit193: how would I go about restoring the xubuntu default session settings? my home dotfiles are pretty messed up already from all of this. [01:58] phunyguy: Generally speaking, nuke .cache/session(s?) and .config/xfce4/ , I'd do it after stopping lightdm though. Should set you back to defaults. [04:10] Unit193: I am on regular ubuntu now to test things out, and I am having the same type of issues with the qt apps and indicators. [04:10] so who knows. [07:17] help [07:17] you're welcome === dreamon__ is now known as dreamon [13:30] would you recommend installing the LTS over 17.04 [13:30] on a system that I use exclusively [13:30] for everything [13:33] because I'm currently running 16.10 and haven't experienced many bugs. 16.10 has actually run more smoothly than 16.04 from what I remember. So why do people recommend the LTS releases as being more 'stable' images? [13:46] xubuntu45w: support for nonLTS releases is only 8 months [13:46] 9 months [13:46] so you're forced to move to a new nonLTS within 3 months after a releases to be able to get security updates [13:46] and possibly have to deal with new issues [13:47] keep in mind that 16.04.2 has the hardware enablement stack from 16.10 builtin [13:47] so hardware support should be similar to 16.10 [13:47] xubuntu45w: hopefully that clears some stuff up? [13:48] Yeah [13:48] So it's just a matter of how long the support term is? [13:49] In other words, if I plan on upgrading in another 3 months anyway, shouldn't I just install 17.04? [13:53] pmjdebruijn: if I can upgrade to the latest release without experiencing bugs or system issues, I'd rather do that than use an LTS [14:01] xubuntu45w, it everything works, stick to LTS [14:03] xubuntu45w, it is the pain of having to endure a system upgrade every 6~9 months, an upgrade which may not be reliable. Stick to LTS and that annoyance only comes every 2~5 years. [14:06] generally speaking I tend to agree with Artemis3 [14:06] life is too short to upgrade every six months [14:10] but in the end it's whatever anybody wants === Guest96888 is now known as IdleOne === GridCube is now known as GridNick === GridNick is now known as GridCube [20:14] hey, could anyone be so kind to visit youtube and check out some random video. I'm suddenly getting a strange font for numerical elements (view count, release date, thumbs up) and wonder if that's on my side, e.g. accidental deletion of something. [20:16] adrian_1908: Safe to assume you've closed the browser, restarted it and tried again? [20:17] yes [20:19] so you don't have it occur, right? [20:19] adrian_1908: Nah, bro. [20:21] ok, thanks. I'll try more things then, strange. [20:21] adrian_1908: Questions to ask: What did I do before this happened? What did I change? What did I update? What did I install? What settings or configurations were changed? [20:21] adrian_1908: One minor thing can cause a ripple effect. [20:23] Fresh boot, I don't recall doing anything in term of updates yesterday, at least not anything that wouldn't have occurred for others like an update. (phone, brb) [20:25] adrian_1908: Something has changed in between the time it worked properly and now. It's generally merely a matter of digging to find out exactly what it is. It can't be aliens or solar flares or terrorists. [20:40] Sorry phone, back. I wanted to make sure it's not on YouTube's side or something that otherwise happened to everyone. I'll do the annoying stuff now like rebooting, deleting all cookies etc :D [20:40] adrian_1908, cleaning the cache might already help [20:41] but yeah, i recognized some minor font stuff going on at YT in the last days [20:41] for me it was just some more bold fonts where i did not expect them [20:43] I see. Strange though, that the non-numerical text is rendered in a different font (Roboto) than the numbers (Noto Naskh Arabic UI), without actually being a different HTML element, like a . [20:44] Ok, i'll go through the routine now, thanks guys! [20:53] might be an issue with noto sans … o.O [21:23] I've sent a complaint letter - very strongly worded - that YouTube needs to be rebooted, and if they've changed anything, it MUST be changed back. ASAP. STRONGLY WORDED. With a heap of exclamation points. (end sarcasm)