[01:33] <ZOOFILM> я русский
[01:35] <bazhang> ZOOFILM, #ubuntu-ru for that
[01:37] <ZOOFILM> thx
[01:39] <bazhang> npx
[03:41] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> is there a package for appachee openoffice?
[04:09] <syb0rg> Droid_Do1phin_Wa, I think you will find this helpful https://www.liberiangeek.net/2013/08/apache-openoffice-4-0-releasedheres-how-to-install-it-in-ubuntu/
[04:10] <syb0rg> though I am mildly curious: why open office over libre office?
[04:26] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> It's a matter of personal perreffence
[04:27] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> syb0rg: Is 14.04 a LTS release?
[04:27] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> syb0rg: Is 17.04 a LTS release?
[04:28] <flocculant> 14.04 is end of life, 16.04 is LTS, 17.04 isn't
[04:31] <syb0rg> I do believe flocculant is correct Droid_Do1phin_Wa
[04:32] <syb0rg> Specifically I know he is right about 16.04, and I think every other *.04 is LTS
[04:32] <flocculant> even .04's
[04:33] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> End of life cycled?Som that means that 16.04 is o
[04:33] <syb0rg> well same thing but that is easier to remember
[04:33] <flocculant> :)
[04:33] <syb0rg> :D
[04:33] <flocculant> syb0rg: unless you start on the wrong one lol
[04:33] <syb0rg> lol but I was on 16.04 long enough to always know it was an LTS, so I'm good
[04:34] <flocculant> anyway - 18.04 will definitely be LTS :D
[04:34] <syb0rg> unless Canonical decides to throw us a curveball and change to every third .04 :O
[04:34] <Droid_Do1phin_Wa> March of next year is the expextedof the next lts release?
[04:34] <flocculant> not been on a released version of any *buntu since 8.04 ish - always running the dev release
[04:34] <flocculant> Droid_Do1phin_Wa: April next
[04:35] <syb0rg> hmm how is the dev release?
[04:35] <syb0rg> how does that release cycle work?
[04:36] <flocculant> syb0rg: dev release is fine for me - no issues, I'm also invested in the xubuntu gtk3 ppa (and some git stuff)
[04:36] <flocculant> syb0rg: just after 17.10 releases, 18.04 opens - and on and on
[04:37] <syb0rg> cool deal. I'm on Manjaro nowadays but Xubuntu is pretty much my goto recommendation for people
[04:37] <syb0rg> just an excellent OS, for people of like any skill level, and great community support
[04:38] <flocculant> syb0rg: looked a while back at manjaro - knackered my setup somehow lol
[04:38] <syb0rg> hehe
[04:38] <flocculant> syb0rg: thanks :)
[04:38] <syb0rg> ooh you're actually developing Xubuntu? Nice
[04:39] <flocculant> pretty sure the majority of the team are in this channel :)
[04:40] <syb0rg> see this is why I love IRC. And just the other day I saw someone on reddit saying IRC is dead. As if =P
[04:40] <flocculant> :)
[04:40] <syb0rg> How did you get such a cool job anyway (other than applying for it)
[04:41] <syb0rg> or are you a volunteer dev aka a pillar of the community?
[04:41] <flocculant> syb0rg: Xubuntu is a community thing
[04:41] <flocculant> if you want to chat > #xubuntu-offtopic :)
[04:42] <syb0rg> ok gotcha. Very cool to be part of such a project either way. Also fair enough =P
[12:23] <Droid_Dolphin_Wa> Good saturday morning
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[13:42] <Droid_Dolphin_Wa> Linux kicks redmond ass
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[13:58] <Droid2Xubuntu> is there a port of the adb utils for ubuntu?
[14:06] <xangua> Yes
[14:06] <xangua> Sudo apt install android-tools
[14:48] <Droid_Dolphin_Wa> How do I convert itunes m4p music files to .mps files other than at the command line?
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[18:51] <Droid_Dolphin_Wa> alsa & pulse audio for sound How do I remove the botcjhed install of oss and revert back to p
[20:04] <Mdork> is there any way to get picture from Iphone 5s into xubuntu? it see's the phone but I cant get to the pictures?
[20:08] <well_laid_lawn> !iphone | Mdork
[20:08] <ubottu> Mdork: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod
[20:52] <Mdork> thank you ubottu
[20:52] <Mdork> also going to updrage to the latest xubuntu 17.04
[21:41] <alynpost> I have configured xfce4-terminal with a font I prefer, Source Code Pro.  That it working.  I'd like to invoke xfce4-terminal from the command-line/shell with that same font, but a different size than my default.  I'm trying to do so using the --font parameter.  The following works:
[21:41] <alynpost> xfce4-terminal --font=SourceCodePro
[21:42] <alynpost> but if I try to add a :size= it seems the glyphs are rendering but the cell-size, for lack of a better term, is the same.  so each character overlaps the ones around it.
[21:42] <alynpost> I suspect I'm simply using --font incorrectly; but am having trouble scaring up a guide on how to format a font argument to this option.  would one of you be able to point me in the right direction for using the --font command-line option for xfce4-terminal?
[22:18] <alynpost> I was able to inspect my terminalrc file and find a clue that resolved my issue.  Using the font name with spaces and appending the font size workes as expected:
[22:18] <alynpost> xfce4-terminal --font='Source Code Pro 24'