=== GridCube_ is now known as GridCube === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [05:14] what's the task manager equivalent called? I want to add it to the panel, but none of them seem to be it [05:15] never mind, found it [05:15] xfce4-taskmanager? [05:16] yeah, it was just called task manager [05:16] it just wasn't in the list of "Add to Panel" items [05:17] and now trying to launch firefox after it closed for an update gives me a segfault :O [05:18] gonna try restarting [05:18] Don't forget the eyes plugin! One of the most important. [05:18] what do they do? [05:18] oh, joke :P [05:18] ...Watch your mouse. [05:24] aaand firefox is still causing segfaults [05:24] ugh [05:28] reinstalled and it works now. Oh well [05:48] crackling when I open discord in the browser fixed! [05:48] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PulseAudio/Troubleshooting#Glitches.2C_skips_or_crackling [07:03] why does Xubuntu seemingly use lightdm over lxdm? [07:05] (some years ago back in debian 8 i compared lxdm vs lightdm, 34MB ram more than lxdm on amd64..) [07:05] (so despite the name `light`dm, lightdm is heavier than lxdm last time i checked) [07:06] - and lxdm is made specifically for xfce [07:06] LXDE, actually. [07:06] oh, derp [07:06] ok guess that explains it [07:07] In theory you can use LXDM with Xfce, but it's not as configurable nor polished. [07:08] speaking of configurable, how do i configure autologin on xubuntu? [07:11] nvm, slight variation of this worked :) https://askubuntu.com/a/905298/462413 [07:13] Was gonna say, think it's something to do with adding yourself to a group and setting a config. :P [07:13] guess there's more than 1 way, i practically just copypasted from that answer into this file which i made up, /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/autologin.conf [07:14] (didn't add anyone to any group) [07:14] btw, on a sidenote, isn't lxde moving to Qt? which means GTK LXDM will probably go unmaintained soon enough [07:15] correct-ish, the gtk codebase will still be around under the old name, but the developers will move to a Qt-codebase and call it `lxqt` [07:15] iirc [07:17] qt will be a bit heavier than the gtk version tho... and imo, the only thing they got going for them is "lxde is even lighter than xfce" - if that cease to be the case with lxqt then.. idk, i won't use it [07:20] my point being if focus shifts, nobody will care about the old lxdm codebase, most likely [07:21] true. there's just a few lxde core devs to begin with, and they're all hyped about lxqt, so lxde will probably be abandoned yeah [07:22] so it's not a good horse to bet on anymore :) [07:29] > the PIXELdesktop environment of Raspbian (the official Raspberry Pi operating system) is a highly modified version of LXDE. [07:29] maybe that thing will live on tho [07:30] pmjdebruijn: I thought LXDM specifically was already unmaintained. [07:34] Unit193: quite possible :) [07:35] hans_: do note that they are a bit more desparate for low resource consumption :) [07:35] @rpi [07:35] yup [07:35] pmjdebruijn: https://git.lxde.org/gitweb/?p=lxde/lxdm.git;a=shortlog yeah that's not looking so hot. [07:36] single commit for 2018 [07:50] weird, appears Lubuntu 18.04 is still lxde based [07:52] oh, Lubuntu is scheduled to switch in 18.10 [07:57] (guess they didn't want so much relatively new & untested code in a LTS?) [07:59] hmm, weird, "find in this folder" button does nothing [08:00] i'm guessing this button is supposed to do something? https://i.imgur.com/5DPYTeB.png [08:01] isn't that the same as just typing the letters with the folder open? :D [08:03] dpm [08:03] don't think so === pavlushka is now known as Guest18370 === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka === rud0lf_ is now known as rud0lf