[00:10] Hi, i'm just wondering if anyone has issues with x2go server on xubuntu, i'm connecting to xubuntu as the x2go server, but the session terminates immediately [00:10] i notice in the logs 'Jun 6 01:09:02 laptop /usr/sbin/x2gocleansessions[968]: chris-50-1496707714_stDXFCE_dp24: found stale X-server process (3750), sending SIGKILL' [00:11] whether that has anything to do with it, i'm not sure [00:30] ah just found #x2go, i'll ask there === Israphel is now known as Guest68086 === Israphel_ is now known as Israphel === jo90 is now known as Guest19100 [02:43] I need help, I have the xunbuntu program on my laptop and I cant find how to use the camera [02:46] i mean the ubuntu program [04:30] The xubuntu program (?) [06:41] :D [08:12] hi all [08:13] hi [08:14] diogenes, do you know about video in xubuntu 17.04? [08:16] maker__, what video? [08:20] it twitchs [08:21] what do you mean? [08:22] I have nvidia gt 730 and nuvo driver [08:22] and what's the problem? [08:23] if I setting up nvidia driver 340 or 375 - I have low resolution of my screen [08:24] maker__, run in terminal: xrandr and tell me what's the largest available resolution [08:24] then I play some video file - this video jerks [08:25] let's deal with one problem at a time [08:25] first with resolution [08:26] my monitor is 1920x1080 and with nuvo I have it resolusion - 1920x1080. [08:26] and what resolution do you have now? [08:27] now I have 1920x1080 [08:27] and now you using nouveau? [08:27] yes [08:27] doe intel graphic card? [08:28] do you have? [08:28] I have nvidia gt 730 [08:31] maker__, run in terminal: lspci | grep VGA [08:32] 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK208 [GeForce GT 730] (rev a1) [08:33] ok and what's happening when you watching videos? online or local video? what player? [08:35] I see video online and offline. offline I use vlc or parole media player. in all cases it jerks [08:36] what do you mean jerks? [08:38] english not native for me. may be it is twitch [08:39] is it tearing? like cutting in squares? [08:39] choppy? [08:40] yes choppy [08:40] with both nvidia driver and nouveau? [08:43] I don't try play video with nvidia driver because with this driver I can't to tune resolution of my monitor to hd and I has return to nuvo [08:44] run in terminal man nouveau and tell me what you see [08:47] I see that in this man have support for GeForce 7XXX G70, G71, G72, G73, MCP67, MCP68, MCP73 [08:47] look there for some option like "tearfree" [08:48] or something with "tear" [08:53] I had find this: Option "GLXVBlank" "boolean" [08:53] Synchronize GLX clients to VBlank. Useful where tearing is a [08:53] problem, harmful if the GPU isn't fast enough to keep up with [08:53] the monitor refresh rate. Default: on. [08:55] that's good [08:56] now run: ls /etc/X11/ and tell me what you see [08:56] app-defaults fonts xkb Xresources Xsession.options [08:56] cursors rgb.txt Xreset Xsession xsm [08:56] default-display-manager xinit Xreset.d Xsession.d [08:59] maker__, now are you still in terminal? [09:00] yes [09:00] run in terminal: cd /etc/X11 [09:01] maker__, move faster I have little time [09:01] I did it [09:02] run: sudo mkdir xorg.conf.d [09:02] ok [09:02] run: cd xorg.conf.d [09:03] ok [09:03] run: sudo touch 50-device.conf [09:03] ok [09:03] run: sudo leafpad 50-device.conf [09:04] ok [09:04] do you get a blank document? [09:05] yes it is blank [09:05] now in that document copy/paste the following text: http://susepaste.org/41363240 (open the link and you will see the text) [09:06] ok [09:06] now save the file and close it [09:07] ok [09:07] run: cat 50-device.conf and tell me what you see [09:08] http://susepaste.org/41363240 (open the link and you will see the text) [09:08] you see: Section "Device" and all what's in there finishing with Endsection? [09:10] where I should see it? [09:10] once again run: sudo leafpad 50-device.conf [09:11] ok [09:11] there is only string that I put in to [09:12] remove everything [09:12] make it blank [09:12] yes I all removed. now it is blank [09:12] now paste the following: [09:12] Section "Device" [09:12] Identifier "Default Device" [09:12] Driver "nouveau" [09:12] Option "GLXVBlank" "ON" [09:12] EndSection [09:14] maker__, omg why took you so long? [09:15] I did it [09:15] with my hands [09:15] now save and close the file [09:15] or [09:15] now run: cat 50-device.conf [09:15] ok [09:16] and just tell me if you see the exact text I gave ou [09:16] you* [09:16] yes. there is your text [09:17] now you gonna have to restart the computer BUT, write down the following command somewhere on a sheet of papar: sudo rm -rf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d [09:18] if after restart you get a blank screen, then you have to enter your username, password and then run this command I just gave you and then run: sudo reboot now [09:18] you got that? [09:19] yes I got that [09:20] nnow restart and come back and tell me what happened [09:20] thanks you [09:20] yw [09:20] come back soon [09:25] diogenes, I had rebooted and my video jerks again ( [09:25] run in terminal: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-device.conf [09:25] and tell me what you see [09:26] cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-device.conf [09:26] Section "Device" [09:26] Identifier "Default Device" [09:26] Driver "nouveau" [09:26] Option "GLXBlank" "ON" [09:26] EndSection [09:26] ok [09:27] now run: sudo leafpad /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-device.conf [09:27] then [09:27] change this line: [09:27] Option "GLXBlank" "ON" [09:27] to [09:27] Option "GLXBlank" "true" [09:28] ok [09:29] save the file and restart again, if doesn't help then come back later and maybe we'll find a solution and remember, if you get a blank screen on startup then run: sudo rm -rf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-device.conf [09:29] and [09:29] sudo reboot now [09:30] now you go ahead and reboot and see if it helped, I'm away [09:30] thanks you [09:30] yw [14:54] hello!!! [14:54] I have just installed xubuntu 16.04 lts...was wondering what's next.... [14:57] xubuntu-restricted extras [14:59] I did a apt-get upgrade.....is that correct thing to do? [15:32] Hello. I have just installed xubuntu 16.04 and regarding updating, should I use the console or the Sofeware Updater.... [21:20] hello! what display manager does xubuntu use by default? [21:21] LightDM. === Zren_ is now known as Zren [21:46] Unit193› what greeter? [21:48] lightdm-gtk-greeter [21:50] Unit193› many thanks! [21:50] Sure thing. [21:50] I'm setting up a barebones debian install with xfce, I kind of wanted it to match xubuntu but wasn't sure what dm was used [21:51] 'lightdm' is maintained by pkg-xfce too. [21:53] oats: Mind if I send you a quick message? [21:55] Hey anyone awake? [22:03] Anyone have their hard drive seem to be working overtime while running xubuntu? [22:09] Only on the one machine I have which only has 256MB of memory, it keeps the swap going constantly [22:11] I am pure noob, so how do I check how much mem is on my system? [22:26] ddaughtrey: open a terminal and type free -m [22:26] look at the buffers/cache line [22:28] Okay it doesn't seem to be crazy [22:29] Is there a command like that but for the hard drive? [22:29] df -h [22:33] Hm that looks fine as well... Hard drive has plenty of space. Not sure why it sounds like it's constantly writing. [22:35] It's just every 30 seconds or so the system will kind of freeze then pick up where it left off. [22:44] Wellin theory something could be going bad hardware wise. [22:48] I guess that's possible. It's relatively new so I hadn't considered that before. [22:56] Could it possibly help to update to the new release? I'm still on 16.04