[00:17] ... lol [01:01] fixed? [01:41] needed in #qt-chat [01:41] !ops [01:41] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - bioterror, genii, hyperair, IAmNotThatGuy, jared, krytarik, Myrtti, stlsaint, Unit193, wxl. [01:41] needed in #qt-chat [01:41] LargePrime: Not our problem. [02:08] (Photo, 1008x1280) https://i.imgur.com/3KFHc7U.jpg [02:08] Wrong chat I assume? .___. [02:08] Nope [02:08] .______. [02:09] I mean, yes [02:09] Sorry [10:10] anyone online ? [10:11] ? [10:11] how to do this ? Let's see how fast the battery drains. To do this, please attach the output of "grep . /sys/class/power_supply/*/*" just before shutdown, and then leave the laptop for like 1 hour, boot it again and attach the output of "grep . /sys/class/power_supply/*/*" and please do this test for both bad and good case, where good case means you can remove the battery and plug it again after shutdown [10:11] grep say : Is a directory [10:12] how to find output ? [10:14] .../*/* should be folder & name of the file of output [10:19] LioneLL: ? [11:27] Hi [11:27] I am trying to install it says "Unsafe swap space detected" [11:39] simpledat: Select (Try Ubuntu) instead of (Install Ubuntu). When the desktop has loaded open up a terminal window and type (sudo swapoff --all) without the brackets. Once done close the terminal window and proceed to install from the installer icon on the desktop. [11:40] laceylaney: But why this error message at all? [11:41] I think there is some form of bug were the installer doesn't properly create a swap partition or something like that.... [11:41] Have a look at >> https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Unsafe+swap+space+detected+lubuntu&oq=Unsafe+swap+space+detected+lubuntu&aqs=chrome..69i57.3072j0j1&client=ubuntu&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 [11:43] Why are the lubuntu devs not fixing this bug? [11:43] I have no idea.... [11:43] It might actually be fixed in the newest release, but I can't tell.... [11:45] laceylaney: I used Lubuntu 17.10.1 [11:45] Let us know if you get sorted.... [11:45] Not every issue is trivial to fix - also see LP #1205397 for more info. [11:45] Launchpad bug 1205397 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "encrypted install fails because unsafe swap (zram) is detected" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1205397 [11:46] n0a110w: Imm getting the message with Lubuntu 17.10.1 installing onto a fresh unformatted virtual disk in virtualbox [11:46] I need to start looking on launchpad more often lol [12:06] Wierd, because I not getting this error message by installing Xubuntu [12:13] Yes, because that doesn't use zRAM. [18:08] https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198665 can be fixed? [18:08] bugzilla.kernel.org bug 198665 in Power-Off "Battery drains when laptop is off (shutdown) . WOL disabled and no usb device connected." [High,Needinfo] [18:09] s10gopal: it looks like you're in conversation with the right people about it no the bug report, so why ask here? [18:10] s10gopal: if it's a problem with the upstream kernel, the kernel developers are the most likely folks to resolve the issue. [18:10] wxl: i dont know i should wait for fix or switch back to windows [18:10] wxl: same issue with ubuntu kernel too [18:10] s10gopal: i don't know. what do you do when windows has a problem? do you switch to something else? [18:10] wxl: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1745646 [18:10] Launchpad bug 1745646 in linux (Ubuntu) "Battery drains when laptop is off (shutdown)" [Medium,Triaged] [18:19] s10gopal: please stop posting this bug on many channels. You already have it on kernel.org and on #u-kernel === s10gopal is now known as afk [20:22] Minor issue, you know when you open the terminal and the prompt is prefixed with username@computer [20:23] How do I change my computer's name? [20:23] I need to give myself plausible deniability for something. [20:23] * Thedarkb-X40 is kidding [20:31] Fixed, it's in /etc/hostname [20:35] I lent this IBM X40 to someone who did something dumb with a network printer and I wanted to change my hostname. === Thedarkb-X40 is now known as EightMegsAndCons === EightMegsAndCons is now known as Thedarkb-X40 [21:05] hey folks, I'm using LXLE with 3 panels, and the logout box always appears on the right monitor. Looks like it's managed by "lxsession-logout" - does anyone know how I can make it use my center panel? Tried using --screen and --display options without success. [21:06] it's a launcher, Motoko_Kusanagi. you should be able to add another on any panel [21:09] redwolf: have all my panel stuff set up just fine, all the main items on the center panel (inc. menu), and just task switchers left and right... but whenever I go to logout, the box appears on the right screen :\ [21:10] I can see "quit_manager/command=lxsession-logout" in my lxsession conf, and that command accepts screen and display params, but still no joy [21:10] ah, sorry, you mean the dialog [21:10] correct [21:10] redwolf, an user has suggested me to install gnome tweak tool. I did it, but even if changes were recorder by the application. that has have been not effect on theme settings [21:10] hmm... maybe wmctrl can control that window, but I never tried that [21:10] gnome-tweak-tool? what for? [21:10] redwolf: thanks, I'll have a look [21:11] sorry I can't help more [21:11] np [21:11] redwolf: I've tried also to change values in settings.ini, and again changes are saved but they have no effects on window theme [21:12] I see. tsimonq2 if you find info about this, it would be nice [21:12] redwolf: gtk developer says issue does not depends on gtk, but is related to system [21:13] I couldn't tell. but if the problem is the window itself, it's a wm class problem (so openbox) [21:13] he's sure vzlues in settings.ini are read [21:13] I don't know if LXLE does different things to their packages, sorry [21:13] redwolf: for example: 'Software' that replaces lubuntu software center [21:13] officially [21:14] redwolf: ah, ok [21:14] of course [21:14] but this is Lubuntu, as tsimonq2 says, we can't be sure about what LXLE team did inside LXDE desktop [21:15] same for Peppermint or any other derivative / fork [21:15] I've changed theme from adwait to lubuntu-default, but it has no effects, so maybe you're right [21:16] theme and any app you could install can't possibly affect the behaviour of windows [21:16] redwolf: I've tried lxde on archlinux too, todsy, I'll try also on fedora lxde [21:16] you could try Lubuntu :| [21:17] redwolf: yeah, I already use Lubuntu [21:17] ah, sorries, I thought you were using LXLE [21:17] I'm testing the existence of the isse on another distros too [21:17] nice [21:17] *of the issue [21:18] archlinux lxde seems not affected by the issue regarding Gedit, but I'llctry also on fedora in order to be sure [21:18] ok [21:18] let us know! [21:18] ok [21:19] redwolf: ebassi suggests to change css of the theme, anyway [21:19] O.o [21:19] and I suppose, to rebuild the theme package [21:19] css can't control windows either [21:19] redwolf: you said sizemof buttons is not adjustable by GUI [21:19] *from gui [21:20] themes are only for appearance. not apps position or windows sizes [21:20] ah, ok [21:20] you'd have the same problems with the Adapta, Elementary or Adwaita themes [21:21] yeah, Gnome-software (pre-installed in Lubuntu) and gedit use adwaita as default theme [21:22] but theme can be changed in settings.ini, in .config/gtk3.0, in lubuntu home [21:22] (or by gnome tweak tool) [21:22] well, not really .we already discussed this. those are CSD windows, controlled by the gtk theme Lubuntu Box [21:23] theme should be changed only with the LXAppearance tool [21:23] editing .config/gtk-3.0 might destabilise your open / save dialogs or make worse things [21:23] yeah, during this time, gtk developer says gtk theme works as expected [21:24] awesome, fixed one issue: primary monitor being reset after login (removed dualDisplay from autostart :P) [21:24] :) [21:24] now if I could just figure out how to get lxsession-logout to appear in the middle, my OCD would be satisfied :D [21:24] redwolf: current system theme is lubuntu-default, as lizted in lxappearance, but some apllications ignore it [21:25] for example, gnome aoftware, that has replaces lsc [21:25] no they don't. which ones? [21:25] gnome-software and gedit use a slightly different window borders and ambiance-like buttons, but it's still Lubuntu theme [21:26] do you remember I talked to you about the CSD windows a couple days ago? ;) [21:26] yeah, lubuntu defalt has a grey titlebar (with gradient) [21:26] yes, and a white-ish titlebar for CSD apps [21:27] it was impossible to make them look in a more uniform way [21:27] I tried though [21:27] redwolf: but close , minimize and maximize buttons displayed in gnome-spftware are not the same buttons that in lubuntu default theme [21:27] no, they're rendered by gtk, not by the window manager itself. so they look a bit different [21:28] I made also a screenahot some days ago [21:28] redwolf: yeah, you're right , they are rendeed by gtk [21:28] yes [21:28] and I'd like to change the se buttons [21:29] then you'll have to select another gtk theme [21:29] replacing the vuttons, , if there are no tricks [21:29] redwolf: ah, ok [21:29] so, lubunt-default theme cannot be selected [21:29] it can, you had it [21:29] I mean, if a change gtk theme to lubuntu-default, it doesn't work [21:30] I think I'm not explaining myself [21:30] 'you'll have to select another gtk theme' [21:30] Lubuntu theme includes a gradient grey titlebar for gtk2 apps, and a ambiance-like for gtk3 apps (like software and gedit) [21:31] ambiance [21:31] they look different. period. if you want them to look different, just select another theme in box LXAppearance gtk and borders [21:31] so, I've to figure out where ambiance setting is locsted [21:37] redwolf: in Borders: Theme tab has Lubuntu-default selected, Titlebar tab has just font size settings for title, and third tab has font settings for menu [21:37] yes, and first tab has gtk [21:37] I recommend you to go to https://www.gnome-look.org and look for more themes [21:38] do you mean about instalkig a new theme and change the lubuntu-default theme to a gtk 3 theme? [21:39] for all lubuntu applications [21:39] ? [21:39] lubuntu-default already is a gtk3 and gtk2 theme (and openbox) [21:39] but yes, to try something else [21:39] for ALL applications in your desktop [21:40] redwolf: ok, but I don't have issues with lubuntu applications, except gnome software and suchlike [21:40] then try another theme. that's all I can recommend you [21:40] but I understand what ypu say [21:40] *you [21:40] :) [21:41] redwolf: ok, but I don't know which themes have effect and which not [21:42] I've already tried some theme in Theme tab, and they had no effects on buttons, which are rendered by gtk and not by window manager,, as you said [21:42] then download more [21:42] ok [21:45] unfortunately, again , if I chosse Clearlooks-olive from Theme tab and then Apply [21:46] titlebar becomes green in almost all the applications [21:46] https://www.gnome-look.org/browse/cat/135/ord/latest/ [21:46] while gnome software continies to have grey titlebat [21:46] *grey lubuntu-default titlebar [21:46] Clearlooks is a very old theme. it has no support for CSD windows [21:46] please, download a NEW theme from that website [21:47] so, also titlebar ia not renedered by window amanger in thia case [21:47] ok, I've just did a test [21:47] redwolf: Like the Lubuntu Arc theme? .___. [21:47] ok [21:47] * tsimonq2 runs [21:47] .___. [21:47] yes, like the forthcoming Lubuntu Arc theme ;) [21:55] I've found arc openbox theme [21:55] in gnome look, dated 2017 [21:55] there's Arc for everything out there [21:56] ok, but gnome look search has given a few clues, in results, about search string' lubunt arch theme' or 'lubuntu arc' [21:57] "Lubuntu Arc" will come in the next Lubuntu version [22:00] ok [22:08] redwolf: again, arc openbox theme has been properly applied and all windows have accepted the theme (chromium included), but gnome software does not apply the theme [22:08] and arc is a recent theme (not old one)