[03:31] <xubuntu59w> Hey
[03:57] <CrazyTux> hello. I have installed Xubuntu LTS on my laptop. Off late it has been giving me too much headaches. I stops responding all of a sudden for no obvious reason. When I am using web browsers like firefox or opera, the system just gets stuck. I am forced to manually reset the OS.
[04:00] <well_laid_lawn> CrazyTux:  that sounds like it could be memory issues
[04:00] <CrazyTux> I have a brand new laptop. I has 4 GBs of RAM.
[04:01] <CrazyTux> I don't have this problem on other distros that I am using.
[04:06] <well_laid_lawn> see if you can have   top   running in a terminal next time you open a browser so you can see if a process goes out of control
[06:16] <flocculant> sary: re 'somehow it skiped 16.10' - yep it will, why would it upgrade you to an EOL release?
[06:48] <sary> flocculant: i don't know since which ubuntu version you started, but back in the day the upgrade script wouldn't skip a release , maybe they've change the script dist-packages/DistUpgrade/MetaRelease to skip an EOL release . we used to go a dirty way by changing the codename in sources.list .
[06:49] <flocculant> feisty ... and I'm no talking about way back but now - and as I said - why would it upgrade you to an EOL release ;)
[06:50] <flocculant> and I s/release names every 6 months to get the current dev release :D
[07:43] <funyun_14> hi channel, I am curious to know if xubuntu uses systemd. simple question, hope it is no bother. thanks~
[07:48] <funyun_14> I actually cannot find any information about this on xubuntu website or by googling. sorry if this is stupid >.>
[08:12] <bobe> funyun_14, yep, it does
[08:16] <funyun_14> bobe: oh okay, thanks for that! cheers
[08:25] <diogenes_> funyun_14, systemctl --version
[08:38] <diogenes_> funyun_14, here: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=xubuntu
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[15:34] <xubuntu27w> I have a question about "dual" boot. And was wondering if someone could help. I have "14.04" installed on /dev/sda. I have a new hard-drive (unformatted). I would like to -- install 16.04 on the new harddrive, but leave the 14.04 on the original (I'd like to luks/llvm the new install). How would I go about that?
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