[00:23] * agaida think: what about to change the name and use debian directly? //duck and run [00:23] * wxl polishes off the banhammer [00:28] hahaha [01:21] alright, what's the big rush to shove things over here? [01:21] #lubuntu is for support ;) [01:22] ... What am I, chopped liver? [01:22] Hey, I need support getting alpha 1 working. [01:22] hahahha [01:22] haha [01:22] Kamilion: have i told you lately that i love you? :) [01:22] also sudo make me a sandwich, ok? [01:22] no rule to me a sandwich, stop. [01:22] or if you're an x11 app and we're running on xwayland... well, that's an issue. [01:22] eh? [01:23] Kamilion: I guess I'm a little hesitant to do an A1 and then do A2 two weeks later [01:23] I didn't have any issues with that... [01:23] You're more than welcome to grab a daily :D [01:23] tsimonq2: depends on how long this delay takes [01:23] the daily from 12-27? [01:23] i guess x11 apps can't run as sudo in xwayland or something. i haven't really been following it but there's a bunch of bugs that have a lot of emotion in the comments [01:23] Kamilion: probably [01:23] ... er.. .what? [01:23] you're not supposed to sudo x apps ever [01:23] that's why gksudo and such exist [01:23] wxl: ...X11 apps shouldn't ever run as sudo [01:23] right [01:24] exactly [01:24] i should say *sudo [01:24] bah, that's still sudo :P [01:24] i digress [01:24] in our case, pkexec now [01:24] don't worry about this, ok :) [01:24] hm, well, that's a good heads up because I often run terminals or gnome-disks as root [01:24] speaking of which, what's the plan for replacing gnome-disks for lxqt? [01:27] Kamilion: Likely KDE's Partition Manager [01:27] huh? [01:27] I'm not talking about gparted [01:28] oh [01:28] I'm talking about gnome-disks [01:28] the tool to mount things (and it can also do some partitioning shit as well, but I've not really used that) [01:28] Hm, not sure. [06:16] @julienlavergne So Lubuntu's seeds are now completely converted to Git, and you can find them here: https://git.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/+git/lubuntu — the archive tooling and cdimage tooling should now correctly detect and use these seeds, and each seed is in its own branch. [06:16] I'm looking to convert other things such as lubuntu-default-settings, but one thing that hasn't been implemented yet is support for Git repositories with Launchpad translations, so that's a bit of a blocker. I'm working with the Launchpad team to implement this and it shouldn't take more than a few weeks to land the code. :) [06:19] Once that's done, it would be a possibility to look into two way mirroring with our Git repositories :) [06:31] this bug is annoying for lubuntu next https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qupzilla/+bug/1742359 [06:32] Launchpad bug 1742359 in qupzilla (Ubuntu) "qupzilla does not render webpages" [Undecided, New] [06:40] Hm, can't reproduce this here. [06:40] Also, good to see you lynorain. :) [06:43] I could try it 🤔 [07:38] maybe graphics type and a nvidia problem ? [14:23] We need your help testing the 17.10 respins! You can find more details here: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/385/builds [15:11] @tsimonq2, @Schyken Could you please check to make sure this works with your EFI system? [15:13] Or anyone else, for that matter :) [20:38] It's quite here :-) [20:39] (Document) http://vps.tsimonq2.net:8080//file_3416.mp4 [20:59] changes are done to lubuntu-artwork, you should check it instead of sending gif ;-) [21:05] @gilir, Once those changes are done, would this be something I could convert to Git as well? [21:13] tsimonq2, yes please :-) I usually forget I'm on a bzr branch and do git commands on this :-) [21:14] @gilir, O__O [21:15] how are we going to proceed moving to github? [21:15] *downloads latest branch* [21:16] I don't think so, but github can be used as mirror and to attract PR [21:16] ah, nice [21:17] so, before I get my hands dirty... did you duplicate the boot sequences? [21:18] I mostly done a copy / paste / rename to *-next [21:18] it looks easy-peasy [21:19] just modify the files in lubuntu-next-logo, I'll adjust the packaging if necessary, don't worry [21:19] if you want we can do it "old style", I send you the bitmap for plymouth [21:20] the rest of logos are called from the Qt desktop, so no problem, I can put them there in the artwork package [21:21] no need to send them, just push them to the branch, we will clean this after :-) [21:21] okies [21:24] Right now the Git repos are mirrored on Phab, GitHub is something I have yet to do but I'll probably do it tonight. [21:25] gilir: Did you see my message about the Lubuntu seed being fully converted to Git? [21:32] tsimonq2, yes ! thanks for this :-) [21:35] Awesome :) [21:51] redwolf, I'm going to sleep, don't break stuff when I'm away ;-) [21:51] o/ gilir, sleep well :) === JackFrost is now known as Unit193 [22:21] I don't promise anything 😁 [22:50] CapitanSgrakkio was added by: CapitanSgrakkio [22:51] hi, Lubuntu 17.10 will work on an asus eeepc 701 4G harddisk 2G RAM ? [22:53] i m tring to install it now , i ve red it worked well the 14, i dunno if it is grown too fat by now [22:54] i see no porblem... try it live first [22:55] azz i started the installation , it takes ages i will wait now [22:55] but thnks it gives me hope [22:56] @CapitanSgrakkio, that little netbook it´s not the more powerful , but i think it will work [22:57] i tried mint, easypeasy, puppy, archbang (too complicate for me ) arch 32 (same), bunsenlabs (it gived me an error on installation ) [22:57] mint its too fat [23:17] @CapitanSgrakkio, lubuntu, Peppermint OS, and maybe Q4OS seems your best options. [23:27] or maybe antix [23:36] yep, antix , a very good option [23:42] lubuntu too heavy? [23:42] how much space it needs? [23:45] it looks good antix!.. will be a durable distro? [23:46] it will last as long old and slow computers exists [23:47] fantastic! [23:52] with the full version of Antix how much hard disk space s required? [23:53] antiX-17_386-full.iso [23:57] @CapitanSgrakkio, Around 2.4GB for sure. [23:59] but not more than 4G? [23:59] aok sorry didnt read well