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theguydudemanboydoes anyone here know the minimum space requirement for lubuntu to install?00:06
wxldepends on how you do it, but should be less than 8g00:07
theguydudemanboycool thanks00:13
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sadkjlhey guys13:10
sadkjlI have messed shit up. i need some help13:11
hateballhello13:11
hateball!ask13:11
ubottuPlease don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience13:11
sadkjlok13:11
sadkjlI am on Lubuntu at the moment. I deleted my entire lubuntu partition by mistake. It was an extended partition, which included the swap, home, everything and another linux mint partition. I intended to only delete the linux mint partition using gnome disks. but as i did that, the entire extended partition family just dissolved into free space. The system is still running. Is there a way to stop everything from just crashing to debris?13:13
sadkjlI fear the os might not boot up again if i restart13:14
sadkjlmy heart rate is probably nearing the 200 mark at the moment13:16
hateballYou shouldnt be able to kill any mounted partitions13:16
sadkjli unmounted it first :P13:17
hateballuh...13:17
sadkjlbut i can still view my home folder with pcman13:17
hateballI think there is an mbr restore function in gparted?13:17
hateballbut I am not sure13:17
sadkjli messed up this time13:18
sadkjlhow is the system still running13:18
hateballWell you probably just killed the partition table, in the MBR13:18
hateballso the actual data is still there13:18
sadkjlthat explains it. how can i fix it13:18
sadkjlif theres a way13:19
hateballI *think* you can also live-boot and run boot-repair, but uh... I am not sure13:19
sadkjli ll  try to look up some tutorials13:19
hateballYeah sorry I can't really help more, and I need to go :|13:20
sadkjlok thx13:20
yash_how do i upgrade lubuntu from 16.04 to 17.0414:50
theacolyteIn Lubuntu 16.04, how do I change the resolution via a configuration item where rebooting will change said resolution (trying to automate this)21:30
theacolytefound it21:34
theacolytelxrandr-autostart.desktop21:34

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