[01:09] Hello :) [01:11] I've actually only got one question, does Xubuntu allow for headsets to be plugged in and used? I did not see a "Sound Settings" in the Settings menu and no audio through headphones. [01:14] I do have a "Volume Control" and on Output Devices it shows I have headphones plugged in, volume is at 100% (no higher) and below that a line which looks like an audio level. [01:14] ...and the audio level is moving... [01:55] hello xubuntu49w, and the problem is that you still don't hear anything in your headphones? try clicking the top right button near that specific output device [01:55] (without your headphones on, it may be loud...) [02:01] I've tried the green check mark button and still nothing through headphones [02:02] I tried all the button combinations on the "Output Devices" but still no success. === Israphel is now known as Guest35442 === Israphel_ is now known as Israphel [02:40] Alrighty, I'll head back to my windows computer so I can get some work done. Thank you for your time Spass :) [04:10] every time i any software installation ask password i want disable to ask password how to please help [06:49] Hellp [06:49] Hello [06:49] I have installed Xubuntu 18.04 and it is perfect. Everything works perfect. But I ahve a problem, everything is blurry. [06:50] The browser fonts the pdf fonts, everything. [06:50] Is there any guide/settings I can check to make this work? [06:52] xubuntu67w, did it look normal while you were on USB? [06:53] Actually I just installed it. Did not try, but it looked normal. [06:53] The installing part [06:53] try settings > display > Identify displays [11:46] Hi all, Do you guys familiar with metaqoutes platform or MT4 that is used in forex trading? Because a while ago I installed xubuntu 18.04. After the installation I installed WineHq so that the MT4 will run. But unfortunately it didn't work compare to Xubuntu 16.04 that I used in the previous. Is 18.04 is not stable yet? Thanks [11:53] Hi all, Do you guys familiar with metaqoutes platform or MT4 that is used in forex trading? Because a while ago I installed xubuntu 18.04. After the installation I installed WineHq so that the MT4 will run. But unfortunately it didn't work compare to Xubuntu 16.04 that I used in the previous. Is 18.04 is not stable yet? Thanks [13:11] guys, I'm getting a problem with my video... I only get my display to show the login screen after a few minutes... I look the boot.log and I couldn't find anything wrong... I need help. [13:14] alcides`, video? login screen? [13:17] diogenes_: yes, my screen still black for few minutes [13:17] when the system boot up [13:18] and after few minutes what happens? [13:20] diogenes_: after few minutes and after press anykey it show the login screen [13:29] alcides`, is it a fresh new install or you got this issue after installing something? [13:31] diogenes_: I dind't installed anything... I was using it with no issues until 2 days ago. [13:33] then maybe you should do a full update and maybe your issue gets fixed [13:33] Already did. [13:34] another try would be to make a new user and to boot directly to the user [15:08] how turn linux off [15:09] ? [15:10] google how turn linux off with frying pan [15:13] sudo shutdown -h now [15:13] google remove trolls [15:13] (: [15:14] * genii slides knome a fresh fruit smoothie [15:14] yum [15:15] no need for sudo to shutdown [20:35] hi [20:35] hello [20:36] how you doing [20:36] stable on the chair [20:37] that's good [20:44] is there a simple way to make Bluetooth disabled on startup on 18.04? right now I need to disable it from the panel icon [20:44] if you don't need it at all, i'd look disabling it from the bios [20:45] true, but what if I don't want to remove it "completely", I want it to be disabled at startup, ready to be enabled in any moment, from the tray icon [20:45] then i don't know, but i know it's a bit more complicated than that... [20:46] I don't use BT all the time and I think disabling it would help my battery life a bit [20:46] ok, will do that manually then [20:47] Spass, maybe something like rmmod then modprobe when you need to activate it? [20:47] probably, though the devices are automatically in invisible state, so only paired devices can connect and if you use bt only sporadically... [20:55] Spass: /etc/bluetooth/main.conf -> AutoEnable=false [20:55] maybe this will help [20:55] it's InitiallyPowered=false before ubuntu 17.10 version [20:56] rud0lf, will try it right now [20:57] it should be in [Policy] section [20:57] brb [21:02] nope, still enabled at startup, but never mind, I'll leave it that way [21:02] Spass: are you polish by any chance? [21:03] just wondering [21:03] yes, yes I am [21:03] :) [21:03] greetings for a compatriot [21:03] so you're saying that my accent is so strong? [21:03] greetings [21:04] ;) [21:04] Spass [~malysps@ [21:04] "maly" brought my attention [21:04] yeah, Mały is my "IRL nickname"