[02:23] quick q - how to upgrade from development to lts? [15:04] aloha team - how is your weekend coming? === tuxlion_ is now known as tuxlion === tuxlion is now known as silverlion [18:47] New to Budgie as of 18.04. Is there a way to pin apps to the "taskbar" built in? Or does this require a different style of panel/bar? [19:43] fossfreedom [19:43] hi [19:43] how to upgrade from development to lts? [19:44] can you tell me please? [19:48] totalmongobaer: If you're already running the dev & have updated fully (no updates available) you should be on LTS already. [19:48] ok thx [22:04] hi there. as the nick says, im a total n00b to budgie [22:04] but ive been using ubuntu for about 10 years [22:05] why choose bionic budgie rather than bionic beaver (desktop)? [22:06] im asking this from a budgie installation in a vm, and it looks GREAT. just not sure what all the advantages over stock ubuntu bionic is [22:11] bionic beaver budgie [22:12] bionic beaver is ubuntu gnome , the main distro [22:14] hi totalmongobaer [22:15] yeah i know all that. my question is: why budgie rather than stock desktop? [22:15] hi [22:16] its more classic menü and handling the windows [22:16] gnome is like 3D needs to much CPU Power [22:16] eats more Battery [22:17] budie is faster [22:17] ok, that makes sense. thanks totalmongobaer :) [22:18] under budgie you can install all the indicators [22:18] that usefull is on Gnome [22:18] [22:19] heh, yeah. i just went through getting a replacement for the old system-load-monitor working on my stock ubuntu vm [22:19] that's the most important indicator i nee [22:19] d [22:20] yes you can turn it on [22:20] budgie is very good for this [22:20] for me the best ubuntu Derivate [22:21] http://solus-project.com/ [22:21] budgie comes from Solus OS [22:21] budgi3n00b [22:23] cool. what is the relationship between those projects exactly? [22:23] is solus mostly a desktop env, that has been ported onto an ubuntu base to form budgie, or something else entirely? [22:23] just the Desktop Enviroment [22:23] only [22:23] no [22:24] Solus-OS is an Gnu/Linux Distribution [22:24] https://solus-project.com/solus/experiences/ [22:25] read it [22:25] try it out [22:25] * budgi3n00b reads it [22:25] im trying it out right now ;) [22:25] ... in a vm [22:25] and make an update first [22:26] with: [22:26] sudo eopkg up [22:26] in the Terminal [22:26] and reboot after that [22:27] oh. you mean try out solus os [22:28] ive spent too many years on ubuntu to throw that away now :P [22:29] the thought of a non-apt/deb system makes me think rpm... THE HORROR! [22:30] anyway i gtg. thanks for your time and responses. having been where you are, i really appreciate it. :) [22:30] ok [22:30] my pleasure [22:30] yes you can use Solus as a Main distro [22:31] it based on no other Distro like debian or opensusa, Solus is independend [22:32] sorry my english is not that good