[02:37] welcome ErichEickmeyer :P *tosses a beer as we wait* [02:37] * ErichEickmeyer takes the beer courtesy SlidingHorn and chugs it [02:37] *buuurp* [02:38] Anyhow... -offtopic is elsewhere. :) [02:38] (Repeating) I'm having an issue where I cannot get xfce to fully load...the panel either doesn't load at all (most often) or it shows up, and is unresponsive. if I Ctl+alt+t on my primary screen (where the panel would be) I cannot see the terminal, but it's "there" and commands work. if I ctl+alt+t on the secondary, screen, the terminal is visible. What can I look for to diagnose the problem here? [02:39] I have to clear my ~/.config/xfce every time this happens :/ [02:44] 1.) Providing any version info would have been nice. 2.) When you do that, when does it start failing again? [03:04] krytarik: I'm going to be spending tonight trying to break it again to figure out exactly where it happens. It's XFCE 4.12 [03:06] SlidingHorn: That's how it's also called in Xenial btw. [03:10] krytarik: cool - I'm helping to test the Studio Bionic set up, but I figured the Xubuntu crew might have some valuable input/guidance for when I find where I'm breaking it. [03:13] To be clear, the "Xfce" version is always just the umbrella one - and usually doesn't tell much about the individual parts of it - hence the context of the distro version is handy. [05:30] i deleted my kernel. [05:30] i want to recover my xubuntu. [05:30] marine: reinstall it. [05:31] if reinstall it , some data should be lost. [05:31] because only kernel rm by apt-get remove --purge . [05:32] i want to recover it by live usb to setup the grub relation. [05:32] some one else met this situation, or other better ways ? [06:34] marine: if you haven't rebooted since removving the kernel you can reinstall the kernel [06:44] Should an Android phone auto-mount in Thunar? [06:47] lirodon: this might explain http://www.mysolutions.it/mounting-your-mtp-androids-sd-card-on-ubuntu/ [07:49] i use live usb to launch machine. [07:50] and use mount /dev/sda8 /mnt [07:50] and then use mount --bind /mnt/dev /dev [07:50] use chroot [07:51] to recover the kernel deleted by mistake. [07:51] after all, use grub-install /sda [07:51] and update-grub [08:15] marine: and it worked out ok for you ? [08:19] yes, just only work, but the fglrx is not suitable for me. [21:25] hello, small question, I'm on 17.10, I have one unread e-mail in my Thunderbird client (52.7.0), shouldn't the Messaging Menu indicator icon be blue, indicating unread message(s)? it's normal/white still [23:05] need help [23:08] xubuntu21d: Would you like to provide us with any details? [23:08] having trouble with ubuntu 16.04 LTS [23:08] Well, this is #xubuntu [23:09] lost all icons and can't seem to open terminal. [23:11] and I know this is xubuntu, I am using this but my inlaws have ubuntu and I am using my pc to try and help them [23:12] Ok, but there is #ubuntu too. :) [23:12] ok ty [23:12] Because it's an entirely different environment.