=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [09:04] join === Israphel is now known as Guest95154 === Israphel_ is now known as Israphel [17:50] what's the name of the process that thunar opens? [17:50] ps | grep for "thunar" and there's nothing [17:52] ssarah, ps aux | grep Thunar [18:02] ah shit [18:02] it's cased [18:02] ty [18:05] Does Xubuntu boot faster than (Gnome) Ubuntu? [18:06] They all boot about the same [18:07] Hmm... perhaps there's something wrong with the PC I'm testing then. [18:08] As far as how long it takes to get to the login screen. The differences then start with the desktop manager and desktop environment afterwards [18:09] All *buntu variations will bog during boot if it hangs on something, like network is not working, etc [18:16] Ah, that's fair enough then. [18:40] what the default keyboard shortcut to open terminal of active window? [18:42] D-melanogaster, right click on the empty space and "open in terminal" [18:42] if there is no empty space? [18:43] shortcut doesn't exist? [18:45] not that i know of [18:45] and i haven't seen one in other DEs [18:46] damn [18:48] it's quite uncomfortable don't you think? [18:48] D-melanogaster, what exactly is uncomfortable? [18:49] shortcut for this option [18:50] for my case i don't see any problem there but if you want you can loon into nautilus terminal plugin so it show you a little terminal window in any directory you go to. [18:50] s/loon/look* [18:52] hm, this is a case, thanks [18:52] yw [19:42] D-melanogaster, I have a shortcut for that action (F4 in my case), but you need to set it yourself in Thunar menu Edit -> Actions [19:42] and then choose Open in terminal and edit that action, you can add your shortcut there [19:43] (if you have two "Open in terminal" actions on your list add a shortcut for both of them) [19:45] at least that's what I have on 18.10 [19:45] but if you're on 18.04 there are other ways to add that shortcut [20:08] Spass: At the Thunar menu Edit -> Actions no fields for adding a shortcut combination. Actually I can open a terminal by using Ctrl+Alt+T but it always starts with ~ directory no matter what directory opened in Thunar [20:10] D-melanogaster, what Xubuntu version do you use? you can try this - in Appearance preferences, Settings tab, enable editable accelerators [20:11] then open Thunar, open File menu, hover on Open in terminal and press F4 (for example) [20:11] and see if that works [20:12] I think I did it like this on 18.04 some time ago [20:16] Spass: When I can check it? I just realized uname -a doesn't display it :/ [20:16] I mean version [20:16] I think 18.04 [20:17] try "lsb_release -a" [20:17] yea 18.04 [20:19] Wooo [20:19] Spass: it works [20:20] nice, and one more thing before you disable that editable accelerators [20:20] Such a horrible manipulations for that small thing [20:20] you should do that shortcut edit when you have clicked a normal file and a directory, as both actions are slightly different [20:21] but both are named "Open in terminal" [20:21] (I think you can set the same shortcut for both) [20:22] and yeah, I recommend having that editable accelerators disabled after the change, to not mess things up by mistake someday :) [20:23] one single cat on a keyboard could cause a real shortcut disaster [20:25] Spass: Yeah Thanks a lot dude. Is this accelerating think sensible just for keyboard or mouse buttons too? [20:26] I think just keyboard [20:27] but you can check [20:30] No it doesn't (a have a lot of mouse buttons). Anyway now I know how to ruin ubuntu machines :D [20:31] please, don't ruin Xubuntu machines :) [20:33] Xubuntu - never, but I am not sure about ubuntu) [20:46] hi together :) [20:46] i just found a keyboard layout 'eurkey' which works perfectly for me [20:47] however, i can only set it via setxkbmap eu [20:47] which will be reset after reboot [20:47] i can NOT select it from sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration [20:47] any idea or hint how to set eurkey permanently? [20:58] BloqueNegro: add it to the autostart apps [20:58] the setxkbmap command [21:00] xfce settings manager > session and startup > application autostart [21:09] uh, sounds kinda dirty... but ok^^ [21:26] BloqueNegro: how is that dirty? [21:30] BloqueNegro: tried to change it via settings manager > keyboard? [21:37] brainwash: i did [21:38] however the keuboard manager seems to pull the data from the same source as keyboard-configuration [21:38] and setting it once there has the risk that it may be overwritten during the os phase without me really knowing it