[02:11] how do i load the SSL certificate when it's in a .config folder that doesn't show up in the open dialog window after clicking 'Load'? [02:11] in quassel [02:23] Please see https://askubuntu.com/questions/1086972/how-to-use-ssl-with-quassel-lubuntu-18-10-i386 [02:27] How do you hide the messages of people joining and parting in Quassel? [02:49] got it [02:59] hi there [04:44] Kimiyasu was added by: Kimiyasu [04:44] Welcome Kimiyasu! [04:45] And in other news, 40 members \o/ [04:56] Pradeep_Rwes was removed by: Pradeep_Rwes [11:19] 39 ^^ [11:41] Does anyone know how to customize the native file dialog? I've noticed there's a file ~/.config/lxqt/filedialog.conf, but it only has a couple of lines and I can't find documentation on possible options and values. One of the things I want to accomplish is to show hidden files by default. [12:17] there's no documentation for setting up wifi at https://manual.lubuntu.me/search.html?q=internet [12:17] searching 'network' in start menu returns nothing [12:17] likewise for alt+f2 [12:17] * sappheiros checks https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2404506 [12:22] @marneu [Does anyone know how to customize the native file dialog? I've noticed there's a …], In my case showing hidden files is by default. I switch with ctrl+h [12:25] That only works in Featherpad forme , and only if I don't tick "use native file dialog" in Featherpad's options. Didn't you have Plasma installed? I've noticed that this works differently if Plasma or Xfce are installed alongside LXQt. [12:26] I purged plasma, but maybe there are some "artifacs" that still chage behaivour [12:28] Maybe I should try installing and purging Plasma :D [12:29] sorry, I purged kwin not sure if its the same or include plasma. [12:29] but where you don't see hidden files? [12:31] I usually use the native file dialog with Kate. Ctrl+o to bring it up. Works similarly with Featherpad if you set it to use the native file dialog (it has an option for that). [12:32] You can show hidden files by right-clicking, but that's not convenient. [12:33] Really grates my gears tbh, since I use the file dialog a lot. [12:33] is this outdated? https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln151759/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-issues-in-ubuntu-linux-on-your-dell-pc?lang=en#2 they say to 'sudo nm-tool' but 'command not found' [12:35] @marneu [I usually use the native file dialog with Kate. Ctrl+o to bring it up. Works sim …], in mycase ctrl+h works when native filedialog is unclicked. [12:35] when native filedialog is clicked, it doesn't [12:35] i'm thinking i don't want to do what dell suggests there regarding configuration files ... that i just need that bw-installer package askubuntu mentioned ... whose page i can't find now [12:36] @HMollerCl yep, same here. But Kate doesn't have that option. [12:37] @marneu [@HMollerCl yep, same here. But Kate doesn't have that option.], so it only use the native? [12:37] Yes, Kate only uses the native one. Same with other applications (e.g. Firefox). [12:39] finally, here it is https://askubuntu.com/questions/55868/installing-broadcom-wireless-drivers [12:40] @marneu [Yes, Kate only uses the native one. Same with other applications (e.g. Firefox).], mmm, couldn't figure out how to make it work. [12:40] (if it could) wei will have to read the cpp manual [12:41] I've read that a couple of times, what's the "cpp manual"? Do you mean the source code? [12:42] @marneu [I've read that a couple of times, what's the "cpp manual"? Do you mean the sourc …], yes... [12:42] cheeky ^^ [12:44] credits to @wxl [12:45] Does 18.10 has a graphic interface for installing .deb? Ark doesn't seems to do it. [12:49] probably not, dpkg -i should work tho [12:52] doesn't resolve the dependencies tho [13:53] my gnumeric sheets dont' open now in 18.10 :( [13:54] nvm it opened from within librecalc, but not if i right-click open on the file ... [13:55] time is a real number instead of a date though ... [15:02] how do you show only the active desktop's apps in the taskbar? [15:06] right click the taskbar, 'configure "task manager"', check "Show only windows from desktop 'Current'" [15:10] Thank you. Please consider changing this design: It's more natural to think it should be under "configure taskbar" rather than "configure task manager" ... [15:10] ... maybe ... [15:10] or, right clicking on the numbers to 'configure workspaces' [15:12] It's in both places, though - if you "configure panel", there's a section for "widgets", and each item has a gear/menu symbol (depending on icon theme) that leads to the item's options. [15:18] i didn't see that. [15:18] i did look there, but that was not clear to me [15:18] how do i leave feedback? as another example, i would like the OS to tell me keyboard shortcut if present, like windows 10 did (i think), when hovering my cursor over 'lock screen' [15:18] i was hoping it would tell me the shortcut is super+l [15:18] instead it just says 'lock the current session' and i don't know if there's a shortcut or not [15:49] Dumb Question: 18.10 has LXQT, right? [15:49] not dumb and yes [16:29] how do i leave feedback? as another example, i would like the OS to tell me keyboard shortcut if present, like windows 10 did (i think), when hovering my cursor over 'lock screen' [16:43] hello, I installed Lubuntu 18.10 yesterday. Installed this app "telegram". But, it couldn't get installed properly. But, there is a icon of it in the menu in Internet group. How can uninstall it completely and remove that icon from the list? [16:43] ultimately this is a question for the telegram folks [16:43] wxl, I am running lubuntu 18.10. [16:44] @CrazyTux [ hello, I installed Lubuntu 18.10 yesterday. Installed this app "teleg …], how did you install it? [16:44] that's besides the point. the ubuntu repositories do not provide telegram, so we can't support it [16:44] I don't need that app now. I think, it is not installed. [16:44] only the icon is present there. [16:44] I installed it because it was available on Discover. [16:45] you probably installed the snap [16:45] @wxl [ that's besides the point. the ubuntu repositories do not provide telegram, …], are you sure? I don't have any other repository and sudp apt install teklegram-desktop worked for me [16:45] which, again, telegram is responsible for [16:45] yes. I too was thinking that. [16:45] wxl: but they had an official package in bionic, is it over? [16:45] oh huh this is new i hadn't realized that [16:46] sudo apt install telegram-desktop [16:46] still i bet you it's the snap that did it [16:46] i've heard of problems with snaps not cleaning up after themselves [16:46] in cosmic [16:46] i'd just go delete the .desktop file in /usr/share/applications or wherever it might be [16:46] I just checked the installed snap. It says telegram is not installed. [16:47] if it's the deb it's /usr/share/applications/telegramdesktop.desktop [16:47] sudo apt purge telegram.desktop ?? [16:47] I installed another app p7zip from Discover. It is shown in the list of snaps installed. [16:47] purging would be the best way to remove everything [16:48] I tried doing that too [16:49] same name in the snap but good luck finding it https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/dev/snap/snapcraft.yaml#L99 [16:49] wxl, not installed, so not removed. [16:50] I don't need that app now. [16:50] I just want that icon in the menu list removed. [16:50] btw, Lubuntu lxqt is pretty snappy. [16:51] I hope it is stable too. [16:52] find / -type f -name telegramdesktop.desktop 2>/dev/null [16:52] then delete all the instances you find [16:54] wxl, what do I need to do? [16:54] find / -type f -name telegramdesktop.desktop 2>/dev/null [16:54] then delete all the instances you find [16:54] is this a command? [16:54] it's certainly not english XD [16:55] is this a directory I need to navigate to? [16:55] nope [16:55] it explicitly starts from root so you can be anywhere in the filesystem [16:55] it will give you a list of locations [17:00] I am not able to locate it. [17:01] huh [17:01] try logging out and in again [17:11] wxl, I logged in again. [17:21] btw, which software sources should be enabled for lubuntu 18.10? [17:21] the ones you want XD [17:22] ok [17:22] for example there are unsupported options that you still might want [17:22] I still have that icon in the list. [17:22] ok [17:22] you could include ppas that we don't support, but you might want them [17:22] ok [17:25] regarding your icon i don't knwo what's going on [17:25] try: [17:25] find /usr/share -name *telegram*.desktop -type f 2>/dev/null [17:28] wxl, couldn't locate that [17:29] wth [17:29] find ~/.local/share -name *telegram*.desktop -type f 2>/dev/null [17:32] wxl, do I need to find this using file manager? [17:33] find works just as well, if not better [17:33] but you're welcome to try [17:33] wxl, find in the terminal? [17:33] um [17:34] look at the first word in the command i gave you [17:34] ok. I will copy that entirely and paste in the terminal. [17:35] didn't get any result. [17:36] what EXACT steps did you take to install this software? [17:36] I just clicked on install in the Discover. [17:37] it took a lot of time to install that. [17:37] along with that I installed p7zip. [17:37] there's multiple results for telegram [17:37] which one? [17:38] ...hi [17:38] strangely the icon is of p7zip. But, the name says telegram. desktop. [17:39] when I click on the icon in the menu it won't execute, because there is not telegram app installed. I have removed that. [17:39] but, that icon still persists. [17:40] you still haven't answered me [17:40] wxl, actually I don't remember. [17:40] well then it's hard to know what you did [17:41] so it's hard to fix [17:41] there are two. I chose one of those. [17:41] * wxl facepalms [17:41] wxl, ok. let it be. [17:41] ok last attempt: [17:41] ok. [17:41] grep -Ri telegram /usr/share [17:42] how can i force a lubuntu18.10 installation on a laptop with 1gb ram -125mb for graphic? [17:42] aasgk: force it to do what? [17:42] to do the installation ;) [17:42] aasgk: you shouldn't have to 'force' it to install anything [17:43] it should "just work". [17:43] ^ that [17:43] are you getting a specific error? [17:44] not enough memory? [17:45] aasgk: show us the exact error you're seeing? [17:45] aasgk: i've done it with 512mb before [17:45] because 'not enough memory' sounds like something screwy is going on on your system [17:45] wxl: recently? [17:45] yep [17:45] with 18.04/18.10? [17:45] with 18.10 [17:45] in lxde versions i've done 256 before [17:46] X Das System hat nicht genug Arbeitsspeicher. Es wird mindestens 1GB benötigt.. [17:46] wxl, what does that command do? [17:46] 1GB are installed, -125 for the internal grafic.. [17:46] CrazyTux: searches recursively through /usr/share for any instance of "telegram," in a case insensitive manner [17:46] aasgk: so your system has 875 then. That might mess with things. [17:47] ok [17:47] the OS will only see '875' if the system is taking 125 and dedicating to the graphics [17:47] hmm... [17:47] still should work [17:47] my usual setup is the 512mb setup i did had 16mb video memory [17:48] can you send a screenshot of that error aasgk ? [17:49] wxl, what do I need to do next? [17:49] CrazyTux: what were the results? [17:50] ..i will try [17:51] wxl, https://hastebin.com/kenayorehe.makefile [17:54] wxl, did you find anything? [20:35] Can alt+f2 not be used for executing commands? for example, 'firefox ewtn.com' instead of just 'firefox' [20:35] when i tried it the result indicated it was searching for a file rather than parsing it as a command option [20:57] does 18.10 use Qt or LXQt? are they different? do i need to be following https://fcitx-im.org/wiki/Configure_(Ubuntu) to setup japanese keyboard layout? [20:57] it appears it uses LXQt, a type of Qt https://lxqt.org/about/ [20:59] LXQt is not a type of Qt. It's a desktop environment that uses Qt, like KDE Plasma. [21:01] man, i thought KDE, GNOME, and Qt were three different libraries of code to build an OS given a linux kernel [21:02] you're saying KDE is ... a graphics manager that uses Qt? [21:02] i just need to search KDE and read top results ... [21:02] (again) [21:04] i installed keyboard - japanese but it's just roman letters like qwerty, not creating japanese script [21:05] in fcitx configuration [21:06] KDE, Gnome and LXQt are desktop environments; Qt and GTK are libraries you build applications with. LXQt and KDE use Qt, Gnome uses GTK. ... Don't anything about fcitx, sorry ^^ [21:06] Qt and GTK are libraries for building GUI applications. [21:17] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1087249/how-do-i-install-the-japanese-keyboard-layout-in-lubuntu-18-10 [21:17] thank you [21:30] just added more detail re: apt list [21:34] aasgk: remove the "-ram" line in the "required" section at the end of /etc/calamares/modules/welcome.conf. you're right. i didn't test installing, but only booting. [21:36] added more detail to https://askubuntu.com/questions/1087249/how-do-i-install-the-japanese-keyboard-layout-in-lubuntu-18-10 [22:11] firefox runs rough with 1 GB of ram if you have that or less I would recommend falkon but that has problems with nvidia apparantly [22:12] hey [22:12] after upgrading to lubuntu 18.04 from 16, I have to login twice after suspend [22:12] any idea ? [22:36] otyugh: Is it the same window/dialog, or do they look different? If it's the latter, you probably have two screenlockers running (e.g. lightdm's light-locker and xscreensaver). You'll have to disable the one that isn't xscreensaver (LXQt is a bit bitchy if you don't use xscreensaver). [22:37] thanks [22:38] they looked similar to me but I'm not sure 100% [22:41] You could try opening htop or qps (assuming you're on 18.10) and checking what's running). htop has a handy search function.