[06:33] <pmjdebru1jn> The_Milkman: you got an answer
[06:34] <pmjdebru1jn> but as I said, using out of tree filesystems is at it's core, a bad idea
[06:34] <pmjdebru1jn> you really shouldn't even remotely have to deal with issues like this, to be able to access your data :)
[07:48] <_thelion_> Hello, I've a problem with Thunar: if I want to open a terminal in the current directory, the terminal opens in my home directory.
[07:49] <_thelion_> I've tried something this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/891680/xubuntu-thunar-open-terminal-here-opens-konsole-in-homefolder ... without any changes.
[07:56] <_thelion_> e.g.: I'm working in /home/.../Downloads ... I click on "open a terminal here" and the terminal opens in my home folder.
[12:29] <Levik> Hi
[12:30] <Levik> i`m need help
[12:32] <Levik> I install the hubunt 18.04 on the network. Who did this?
[12:45] <Javabean> !patience | Levik
[12:48] <Levik> !patience
[12:50] <Levik> I install the hubunt 18.04 on the network. Who did this?
[12:52] <flocculant> 5 minutes isn't patience
[12:52] <Javabean> hello Levik, please don't PM the users in this room for help.  the knowledge you need is known to someone in here but, if they answer your question in a PM then no one else will learn.  please be patient, someone will show up and see your question.
[12:52] <flocculant> I'd try using #ubuntu - more people around - also - if you've got problems doing it - you need to tell them exactly what the issue it
[12:52] <flocculant> nobody is psychic
[12:55] <Levik> i need boot and install xubuntu 18.04 over pxe
[12:56] <Levik> i use spacewalk system
[12:56] <flocculant> right - so as I said - try #ubuntu, type /join #ubuntu where you're typing and a new tab will open - ask in there, more people are around
[13:35] <pita_> Hi all,  I turned off the 'show menu bar' in the folder menu. Now that the menu bar isn't showing, I need to restore it. But how? Shortcut or command line?
[13:36] <flocculant> Ctrl+M I believe
[13:37] <flocculant> yea
[13:46] <pita_> flocculant---thanks, it works, what a relief!
[13:47] <pita_> flocculant---I spent 3 hours searching for the answer before giving up and going to bed!! Where did you find this info?
[13:50] <flocculant> from thunar without the menu bar hidden lol
[13:51] <flocculant> but it comes up in a web search
[13:55] <pita_> flocculant, i never found it in a web search!!! I just searched for "meaning of control + M in linux" and it still didn't show!
[13:55] <flocculant> oh right - well I searched for thunar hide menu bar :D
[13:56] <flocculant> anyway - if you do it again and forget - the other thing you can do (and forget :p ) is F10 temporarily shows the menu bar and you can re-enable it :)
[13:56] <flocculant> have a good day
[13:57] <pita_> flocculant, thanks again!!!!
[13:58] <flocculant> no problem :)
[14:45] <pita_> Is there a way to change the icon size in the folders only (globally)? The desktop icons are fine. But my icons inside the folders are very small. I did something last night, by accident while I was in a folder, and all the icons shrunk!
[14:49] <drleviathan> pita_, are you talking about in the file browser?  Perhaps you accidentally selected in the menu?  View --> View as Compact List
[14:49] <drleviathan> if so, try:   View --> View as Icons
[14:50] <pita_> ok
[14:50] <drleviathan> alternatively, you can zoom out/in
[14:51] <pita_> I misclicked on something when I was in the folder, but can't figure out what I did!
[14:52] <pita_> I just checked under 'view', I had the 'view as icons' enabled-so that isn't the reason.
[14:53] <drleviathan> pita_, try View --> Zoom Out/In
[14:55] <pita_> OK, the zoom in worked-and I would have tried it before.....except I thought I needed a global change, and I didn't realize the 'zoom in' was global.
[14:56] <pita_> drleviathan: thanks, I owe you coffee or a pint! Regards!
[14:56] <drleviathan> I'm glad I could help.  Pay it forward.
[14:59]  * genii 's ears wiggle for a moment at the word "coffee"
[15:16] <pita_> drleviathan: I do pay it forward, it's my way! I have a small group of locals that are converting to linux, and I am the 'local' help for them! It keeps me busy...but feeling good about helping others!
[18:30] <xubuntu04i> hello
[18:31] <xubuntu04i> back on xubuntu again
[22:49] <jay-m> Hello
[22:49] <jay-m> when I open an APT link with Software app I get this message :
[22:50] <jay-m> "Don't know how to handle 'apt://<name_of_package>'"
[22:50] <jay-m> Please help
[22:55] <drleviathan> jay-m, what do you really want to do?  Install a package?
[22:55] <jay-m> Yes
[22:56] <drleviathan> what package would this be?
[22:56] <jay-m> Hum...
[22:57] <drleviathan> I take it: it is not one of the packages available in the official repositories.
[22:57] <drleviathan> You could download the deb file and install from the command line.
[22:57] <drleviathan> Dunno what is wrong with the Software app.  I never use it.
[22:59] <jay-m> Its OK. I found the package name (Icedtea plugin) using apt-cache search
[22:59] <jay-m> The apt link pointed to version 7 (iceadtea-7-plugin)
[23:00] <jay-m> but that wasn't found in the official repo
[23:00] <jay-m> so I used : sudo apt-get install icedtea-plugin
[23:01] <drleviathan> ah yes, I see
[23:01] <jay-m> which installs version 8 by default
[23:01] <drleviathan> yup, that is the way to do it
[23:01] <jay-m> Thanks, drleviathan ! :)