[09:00] <roby> hi guys
[09:04] <Guest44763> hi
[12:03] <antis> heho guys, anyone who can tell the difference between 'server' and 'desktop' mode in 'do-release-upgrade' -> can i use the latter to perform a desktop upgrade from 16.04/17.10 to 18.04? Anyway, I filed a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/1772246
[14:51] <Searcher> searching for raspberry - but no Torrent or magnetic - links wanted
[20:36] <chanikan> how do you get rid off being asked for the keyring password after you log in?  It wasn`t like this when I first installed lubuntu
[20:38] <cristian__c> what lubuntu?
[20:40] <chanikan> cristian__c, 32 bit lubuntu?
[20:40] <cristian__c> ok, but what release sbout?
[20:41] <chanikan> cristian__c, oh, sorry, 18.04 lts
[20:42] <cristian__c> has this issue appeared immediately after installed 18.04?
[20:43] <chanikan> cristian__c, I did something, unfortunately I don`t recall what I did...  The issue is not on my other login
[20:44] <cristian__c> I've found this issue by using skype
[20:44] <cristian__c> but keyring request appeared just when launching skype
[20:44] <chanikan> cristian__c, aaaha, I tried to install skype I believe, unsuccessfully to, since it doesn`t support 32 bit anymore apparently
[20:45] <cristian__c> btw, try to look at keyring by using keyring tools (command line or gui, for example seahorse)
[20:46] <chanikan> cristian__c, ok, I will try that
[20:47] <cristian__c> difference is you experience keyring request after desktop login
[20:47] <cristian__c> so, it could be a different issue
[20:48] <cristian__c> but looking at you keyring data could help you figuring out what it's going wrong
[20:48] <chanikan> cristian__c, I installed seahorse now and changed the password to be the same as the account password, I`ll try to restart and see what happens I guess
[20:48] <diogenes_> chanikan, look at what applications are set to autostart
[20:50] <chanikan> !autostart
[20:51] <cristian__c> diogenes_: when I set chattr +i, I've foundmthat if I try to enable dropbpx checkbutton in lxsession autostart settings, and I close and reopen lxsession again, the same checkbutton returns to be uncheked
[20:52] <cristian__c> so, when .desktop file is flagged with chattr +i, it's not possible to make it autostarting
[20:53] <cristian__c> diogenes_: I've workarounded that by adding a custm command in autostart
[20:53] <cristian__c> (custom command for launching dropbpx, as the dropbpx entry in the list can't be enabled anymore due to chattr)
[20:55] <diogenes_> cristian__c, but is not using chattr, then dropbox overrides your settings right?
[20:57] <cristian__c> diogenes_: unfortunately, chattr is needed in order to prevent dropbpx entry to crrates itself again at next boot
[20:57] <cristian__c> *to creates itself again
[20:57] <diogenes_> so in the end did you solve the issue?
[20:58] <cristian__c> at the moment I think so, but I wait system updates in ooder to declare if it's definitely closed
[20:59] <diogenes_> ok
[20:59] <cristian__c> if 18.10 will bring lxqt, I hope they have implemented indicator area beside n0tification area
[20:59] <cristian__c> in order to support applications that use ind9cator area, as dropbpx for example
[21:01] <diogenes_> cristian__c, you're lucky you're not using gnome, they completely remover the notification area so you kinda screwed is you try to use something like dropbox
[21:01] <cristian__c> (or better, a pseudo/fake indicator area in order to lie application, so they believe they're using indicstor area)
[21:01] <cristian__c> yeah
[21:02] <cristian__c> unf9rtunately, when gnome removed notification area, dropbpx has removed the support too
[21:02] <cristian__c> I use dropbpx applet on lubuntu since years and before 16.04 it worked well
[21:04] <cristian__c> now it need a rough workarpund, I hope lxqt will fix that somway
[21:04] <cristian__c> *someway