=== longerstaff13 is now known as longerstaff13_ === longerstaff13_ is now known as longerstaff13 [09:43] what is the best way of managing mouse cursors? It would be nice if there was a repo that contains lots and lots rather than installing one by one? Also chrome / generic openbox doesnt seem to recognise my themes.. also my mouse is always far too big. what is the best way of changing this? [10:01] its so so flakey this [10:03] Kingsy: not working just in openbox? [10:07] its so strange. openbox doesnt recognise it until after a reboot. xfce terminal shows the correct cursor but twice the size.. same with chrome [10:07] chrome doesnt recognise some themes but does others.. its just so so flakey [10:08] hi [10:10] Kingsy: why do you use xfce4-terminal in lubuntu? [10:12] cristian_c: well I am using generic ubuntu with openbox. [10:12] so iots not specifcally lubuntu but IU am using lxappearance to set the cursor theme [10:13] it's strange, why? [10:13] Kingsy: have you already tried cursor theme installing real lubuntu? [10:16] hrm perhaps I am in the wrong channel for support on this [10:17] I don'#t want to change to lubuntu [10:17] I just thouyght I would ask here becauyse I am using lxappearance [10:17] Kingsy: you0re in #lubuntu channel [10:17] *' [10:17] np :) [10:17] does ne one knowthe code- to pazwurd of Crackmes.de (2011 - 2015) archived files from tuts web site [10:19] ??? [10:19] so how are the bulls dong [10:20] ' Due to new law restrictions in EC we need to check various aspects of the website and need to change some parts. Back once we did any necessary changes.' [10:21] https://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.107 [10:21] its a backup [10:22] i need my file from the prevoius yrs [10:23] has a rar password [10:23] how is that related to lubuntu? [10:24] i cracked 1 before using encapsulation will loads of win/rar programs [10:24] cause i have a file on it [10:24] and also u guys deal with writing programs i guess [10:26] EC? is european central?? or wht?? do not know!!! [10:27] so.. [10:28] once a gan.. the internet does not undo the mess i have stumbled thru [10:29] Light_: This isn't a place for warez, cracks, keygens, or anything of that sort, you just won't find it here. [10:31] can u point me in the right direction [10:31] <-------------- [10:31] <--------------> ------------------> [10:31] p: [10:32] Light_: /quit === Kamilion is now known as |{amilion === |{amilion is now known as Kamilion [16:39] Anybody knows if yesterdays upgrades break the computer had major problems since, and then i did the idiocy of updating the kernel [16:40] So no one is here? [19:22] hey all [19:22] can someone help please? [19:23] im trying to install a game called PySolFC-2.0 [19:23] got pysol.py and setup.py but terminal dont do anything :( [19:24] um [19:24] do you have a python environment? [19:24] um [19:24] not sure [19:24] well it won't work without it [19:24] !python [19:24] python is a popular Object Oriented scripting language included in Ubuntu. For more on Python please see http://www.python.org/ or #python [19:24] is there any way to check? [19:25] use `python --version` [19:25] in terminal? [19:25] yup [19:25] if it returns something, you have a python [19:25] 2.7.13 [19:25] apparently [19:25] which version does this game require? [19:25] ouh how would i know that? [19:25] ask the game? [19:25] sorry im complete noov in the [19:25] noov* [19:26] noob* [19:26] how can i ASK GAME? [19:26] you find the developers and ask them [19:26] if they don't publish that, it's kind of problematic [19:26] 2.4 [19:26] according to readme [19:26] ok good [19:26] it does not seems to work :( [19:27] try running `python setup.py` [19:27] ah in the game category? [19:27] i mean in terminal [19:28] yeah but in a game folder? [19:28] you need to be in the folder that contains the file, yes [19:28] so start with cd then bla bla bla pysol [19:28] you can also consult with ##pysol [19:28] thank hold on please [19:30] it say i should install phyton thinker package? [19:31] then you should probably install it [19:31] python tk package [19:31] again, i would consult with ##pysol [19:31] they're the actual developers [19:32] there are like 1 person :( [19:32] any other idea? [19:32] well how many people have replied to you here? [19:32] you :) [19:32] which is more than one? [19:32] also my probelm is that i know nothing about this software [19:33] is it possible that it simply dont work on Lubuntu>? [19:33] no [19:34] it works on ubuntu, it works on lubuntu [19:34] especially given it's all python [19:34] here's all the packages required for building it, and most likely required for using it: [19:34] python-glade2 python-gnome2 python-gnome2-dev python-gtk2 python-setuptools python-tk [19:34] python packages, i mean [19:35] you won't need anything that's -dev [19:35] ok [19:35] instal everything else [19:35] if you continue to have problems, seek help from the developer [19:35] so just a case of finding correct packaeg [19:35] well apparently the setup is supposed to walk you through it? [19:35] how do I install that packages? [19:35] you can use the graphical package manager or just do it from the command line [19:35] the latter is, imho, way easier [19:35] first, update your repos: [19:36] `sudo apt update` [19:36] then install [19:36] `sudo apt install python-glade2 python-gnome2 python-gnome2-dev python-gtk2 python-setuptools python-tk` [19:36] then go back to `python setup.py` [19:36] assuming that doesn't just run the game, run the other file [19:37] like `python whatever-it-is-called.py` [19:41] Hello. I tho't I did everything right. I studied what to install and tried the Lubuntu temp for several days. Once I decided to move forward I did. Now I cannot get Chrome or use GoToMeeting. [19:41] Any ideas? [19:42] chrome is under chromium [19:42] not sure what gotomeeting is [19:43] GoToMeeting is an online meeting sharing product that has a mozilla app, but Firefox stops it from loading. [19:44] I have the 32-bit Lubuntu. How do I get Chromium? [19:44] go to software [19:44] its under web browser [19:44] oh [19:44] I tho't Lubuntu oce I loaded the full version would allow me to have Chrome. [19:44] yeah, you don't [19:45] well wait [19:45] i know there's no 32 bit chrome [19:45] you may be able to get chromium [19:45] i have 32 bit [19:45] and I have chromium [19:45] same thing really [19:45] almost [19:45] I've spent almost the whole day on this for a meeting tomorrow. I will give this another try. [19:45] `sudo apt install chromium-browser` will get you what you need [19:46] not sure about gotomeeting. do they even have linux support? [19:46] Thank you! [19:47] wxl [19:47] This is what I got: "Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution)." [19:47] do we have something similar to spotify? [19:47] LoisLaine: `sudo apt install -f` then try again [19:47] well you can always use spotify [19:48] is spotify available for lubuntu? [19:48] LoisLaine: here's some info about how to use GoToMeeting on Ubuntu deratives. [19:48] oh, i see. i thought it was just a website [19:48] LoisLaine: oops here's your link https://askubuntu.com/questions/302406/go-to-meeting-on-ubuntu-possible-and-if-not-which-alternative/598298#598298 [19:49] deratoul: https://www.spotify.com/us/download/linux/ [19:49] wxl thanks a milion pysol works also. you are a genius [19:49] :) [19:50] np [19:50] YOU ARE A GENIUS! [19:51] naw, i just have been using linux for a long, long time [19:51] The -f line followed by the install line worked! Hallelujah! [19:52] if you try to install something and it can't install a dependency without messing up some other package, it fails, but ends up in a half installed state. -f fixes that [19:54] You need to put that out there as I have looked around all day and I'm not the only one who has apparently had this issue. [19:54] well it's really obvious if you use the command line [19:54] Oh, and I have to use GoToMeeting. It is a job interview at their invite. [19:54] the long story short is it's always easier in the terminal :) [19:55] shoot [19:55] let me see if i can host a meeting and you can test it out [19:55] i think i still have chrome somewhere [19:55] OK, thank you so much. I'm going to play around and see what happens. Hopefully I won't bother you again. :) [19:58] LoisLaine: it doesn't seem like i can start a meeting :/ [19:59] i'm looking for a test session [19:59] https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/333699349 [20:00] This is the test session link and I'm in on the web browser version which is all I need for tomorrow anyway. IT WORKED! [20:00] You would need an account to start a meeting. [20:00] ok cool [20:00] good luck on your interview :) [20:01] Thank you again!!!!! [20:02] wxl thanks ever so much [20:03] np [20:03] it does not seems like pysol can be installed but I can run it with terminal [20:03] yeah i'm not sure. like i said, you've have to check with the devs [20:03] devs just pased a link [20:04] havent really follow it as your solution worked [20:22] hello [20:22] where could I find any documentation about pcmanfm config file? [20:22] I should change the font size for the text below icons [20:22] Any ideas? [20:45] cristian_c, that font is controlled via the overall font settings [20:45] redwolf!!! [20:45] o__o [20:45] hai :D [20:45] o/ [20:46] cristian_c, I'm afraid there's no way to change it independently from the rest of any other widget [20:57] redwolf: I've tried by lxappearance and by obconf, but that font is independent by overall settifngs [20:58] redwolf: so, is font size hardcoded in pcmanfm source code? [20:58] it's a widget value [20:58] look at this: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-db3qr4YRGcg/UnAvzNVnThI/AAAAAAAABrY/6wlosHNJ9Yg/s1600/desktoppreferences.png [20:58] sorry, I forgot the desktop properties :| [20:59] redwolf: the screenshot is related to desktop icons [20:59] yes. the other text labels are controlled globally from GTK properties only [20:59] I currently can already change the font size of icons on the desktop, but it's n0t needed [21:00] redwolf: all the text labels except the label of icons inside the application [21:00] inside pcmanfm? [21:00] I did some tests and I've experinced that strange behaviour [21:00] redwolf: yes [21:01] redwolf: overall settings change text size of several items in the pcmanfm gui, exceot text below icons [21:02] *except [21:02] the only value you can modify is this one: http://cloud.addictivetips.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/lxde-themes.png [21:02] and affects all GTK text labels [21:02] so, changing overall text size, text below icons remains always with the same size [21:02] including in-app icons and text [21:03] there's no way to discriminate text labels [21:03] same on Ubuntu [21:03] redwolf: all text labels, except text below every icon [21:03] it's called "Interface font" [21:04] for example, you set that global font to 14px. close and re-open pcmanfm and your icons and menus will use 14px [21:04] redwolf: I don't underatand, I've changed the font size in lxappearance and text of menu items changed, but icons' text size didn't change [21:05] that's really odd. they should change as well [21:05] have you tried closing your session? [21:05] and logging in again? [21:05] it looks like that particular item is not affected by overall settings [21:05] redwolf: I can docfurther tests [21:06] *docfurther [21:06] -c [21:06] that's really odd. pcmanfm does not have that function to, independently, alter icon grid fonts [21:06] it's GTK purpose, to keep overall looking uniform and constant [21:06] in my case, only menus and other items changed their own size [21:07] redwolf: yeah, I don't underatand too [21:07] I'll make further tests [21:08] redwolf: thanks for the support [21:08] try to check up if you have odd folders named gtk-2.0 or gtk-3.0 inside your .config folder [21:08] ok [21:08] try to remove them so they don't override your theme and produce weird results in your desktop [21:08] :) [21:09] http://lubuntu.me/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/2014-01-02-204203_1280x1024_scrot.png [21:09] redwolf: ok, I've changed the size, now, from 11 to 18 [21:09] I've pressed 'apply' [21:09] see? in my pcmanfm every font looks the same [21:10] volumes on the left column and menus and address bar are biggr [21:10] *bigger [21:10] but text below icons is always 11 px [21:10] *pt [21:11] redwolf: I can do a screenshot if you don't believe [21:11] I believe you :) [21:11] it's just an unexpected behaviour. it's not supposed to act like that. [21:11] also text in status is bigger [21:11] all texts except icons' text [21:11] remove your .fonts folder, also those ones I mentioned above. and restart. [21:13] .fonts doesn't exist [21:14] I0ve removed only the gtk-2.0 and gtk3.0 directories [21:14] now, I make a simple reboot [21:14] ok [21:14] uhm, before I make a logout [21:15] redwolf: you're right [21:16] after logout, text below icons in pcmanfm is bigger (same size than other items in the application) [21:17] yay! [21:17] also, oth3r items in lubuntu desktop are bigger, as, for example, application menu in the left lower corner [21:17] something was blocking the font settings [21:17] or as text inside other applications [21:18] redwolf: I don't know if deleting the gtk-2.0 and gtk-3.0 directories has made the trick [21:18] or if jut the logout was enough [21:18] well, I'm glad you fixed the problem :) [21:19] I'll try to make some test later to discover the truth :D [21:19] ok. good luck with your inquiries :) [21:19] redwolf: I've solved thanks to you ;) [21:19] my pleasure. we're here to help